Clubs

Former President Harry S. Truman with women at Sundial at the Truman Library. The sundial was a gift of the Women's Jefferson Democratic Club, Independence, Missouri. Mrs. W. L. C. Palmer and Mrs. John (Adelaide) Twyman are on either side of Truman. Mrs. D.C.M. Hart is wearing white gloves and is standing by the sundial.

Bess Wallace Truman and her Independence, Missouri, bridge club at the White House. From left to right: Mrs. Leslie (Mary) Shaw, Mrs. Thomas (Adelaide) Twyman, Mrs. Frank (Natalie) Wallace, Mrs. Mize (Lucy) Peters, Margaret Truman, Mrs. James H. (Anne) Boyle (mostly obscured behind Margaret), Mrs. George (May) Wallace, Mrs. E. K. (Helena) Crow, Bess Wallace Truman, Mrs. Melvin (Thelma) Pollette, Mrs. James C. (Mag) Noel, Mrs. John (Edna) Hutchison, and Mrs. Oscar (Linda) King.

Jefferson Island Clubhouse, Maryland, showing the end view of the Presidential wing, where President Harry S. Truman attended a weekend stag party.

Captain James E. Webb, left, treasurer and secretary of the Sperry Gyroscope Company, Brooklyn, New York, addresses a visiting group of Kiwanis Club Air Cadets of Canada. The group was in New York for two days of sight-seeing.

Captain James E. Webb, left, Treasurer and Secretary of the Sperry Gyroscope Company, Brooklyn, New York, shakes hands with a visiting Royal Air Force Cadet Officer from Canada who was with a group of Kiwanis Club Air Cadets of Canada. The group was in New York for two days of sight-seeing.

Portrait of James E. Webb taken while he was President of the Frontiers of Science Foundation of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The photo is signed "With Best Wishes James E. Webb".

Bess Truman and three of her friends inside the lodge at Shangri-La (now Camp David), Maryland. Left to right are: Louise Duke (Mrs. William), Mary Bostian (Mrs. Kenneth), and Adelaide Twyman (Mrs. Tom), and Bess Truman. Possibly this was taken in 1946, when the Bridge Club visited Mrs. Truman in Washington, D.C. From: Truman Home.

First Lady Bess Truman and three of her friends inspect an anchor outside the lodge at Shangri-La (now Camp David), Maryland, A little dog has his front paws on the anchor. Left to right are: Bess Truman, Adelaide Twyman, Louise Duke and Mary Bostian. (See also 89-3.) Possibly this was taken in 1946, when the Bridge Club visited Mrs. Truman in Washington. From: Truman Home.

Former President Harry S. Truman checks his watch against a sundial presented to him today by the Women's Jefferson Democratic Club of Kansas City for the new Harry S. Truman Library. At right in foreground is Mrs. D. C. M. Hart, club president, who made the presentation. Harry S. Truman jokingly remarked the sun dial was "three minutes behind time" compared with his watch. The presentation was made at the Library, which will be dedicated tomorrow. From: Houston Post.

President Harry S. Truman (left), Democratic candidate to succeed himself, listens to Alben W. Barkley, Democratic Senator from Kentucky and Vice-Presidential candidate, as they sit in the President's White House office today at a meeting of the Truman-Barkley Club. (See also 92-89 and 97-1539.) From Houston Post.