Nault speaks at Kilgore Woman's Club

The Kilgore Woman's Club met in the family room of the First Christian Church on Apr. 27. Hostesses for the meeting were Rosalee Floyd and Marion Dovel.

Members and guests were able to enjoy the beautiful refreshments before beginning the meeting. In the absence of the President, Vice President, Patti Cunyus called the business meeting to order with the reading of the Club Collect. The Treasurer, Virginia Wallace, gave the treasury report and it was approved.

Various committee reports were given including the Civic Affairs report by Virginia Wallace and the Legislative report by Billie Oliphant.

Former member, Martha Lee, was reinstated to active membership and member, Gay Leath, submitted her resignation to the club. Ms. Leath will be moving to Lake Palestine.

It was announced that the study programs for the next year will be "Seventy Years of This and That". The Kilgore Woman's Club was organized in 1937.

The Installation luncheon will be held on May 25 at the home of Peggy Bowne.

The meeting was turned over to Ruth Ann Camp who introduced Pat Nault for the program. Mr. Nault's program "Current Status of the Oil Field" was most enjoyable for all members. Those able to answer Mr. Nault's questions about the oil field were rewarded with prizes-sample of crude oil or Kilgore lapel pins.

The meeting was adjourned by the Vice President.