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THE CORSICANA (TEXAS)' DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1957 FIVE INSTALLATION CEREMONY IS FOR NEW OFFICERS OF OES CHAPTER AT RICHLAND Rlchland Chapter No. 392, Order of the Eastern Star, had its installation ceremony at the Masonic Hall Monday evening, June at eight o'clock. Officers installed were: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Bessie Gilbert; W-ir- thy Patron, Rudolph R. Fleming; Associate liatron, Mrs.

Ealon Coloman; Associate Patron, Ruben Griffin; Secretary, Mrs. Lena Ruth Livingston; Treasurer, Mrs. Ida Whitehead; Conductress, Mrs. Sammie Griffin; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Jimye Nolle McGilvray; Marshal, Mrs.

Clyde Anderson; Organist, Mrs. Oma Harris; Adah, Mrs. Jonnye Lansford; Ruth, Mrs. Be- Buchanan; Esther, Mrs. Loneeta Frost; Martha, Mrs.

Velma Cunningram; Electa, Mrs. Pauline Livingston; Warder, Mrs. Thelma Grand, and Sentinel, S. F. Herod.

Mrs. Gladys Brown will be installed as chaplain at a later date. The Bible was placed on the altar by Little Miss Cathy Turner, niece of Mrs. Bessie Gilbert, Worthy Matron-elect. She was escorted to the altar by Miss Susan Griffin, daughter of Mrs.

Sammie Griffin, Conductress-elect and Mr. Rui ben Griffin, Worthy Patron-elect. Cathy was attired in a melon pink net and Susan in orchid, and they presented a lovely picture at the altar. Installers Introduced Worthy Patron Fleming announced the purpose of the meet ing and extended a welcome to those present. Mrs.

Ealon Cola man opened the Bible. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and the song "America." Mrs. Jonnye Lansford, retiring Worthy Matron, Introduced the Installing Officer, Mrs. Zora Herod, Past Worthy Matron, who was conducted to her station by Mrs. Ealon Coleman, Conductress and Mrs.

Jimye Nelle McGilvray, Associate Conductress. Mrs. Herod, in turn, introduced her assisting Installing Officers as follows: Mrs. Elsie Hughes, installing chaplain; Miss Anna Belle Cavender, installing marshal who is also Deputy Grand Matron, District 1, Section fi. Grand Chapter of Texas, OES; Miss Jessie Mao Hilliard, secretary pro tern; and Mrs.

Lillie Bunch installing organist, all Past Matrons of Corsicana Chapter No. The retiring officers left the Chapter room In regular form and short recess was given for making preparation for the Installation ceremony. The officers-elect were conducted into the Chapter room by the Installing Marshal. Miss Anna Belle Cavender. The Installing Chaplain, Mrs.

Elsie Hughes offered a prayer, and then the Installing Officer, Mrs. Herod, proceeded with an effective ceremony. At the conclusion of the installation ceremonies, Mrs. Sammie Griffin closed the Bible on the altar; and Mrs. Bessie Gilbert, the new Worthy Matron, expressed her Telephone TR 4-8621 appreciation of the honor she had received.

She announced her theme for the year, would be her colors, Red, White and Green. Mr. Fleming made a brief talk and thanked the Chapter for its kindnesses to him. Miss Sue Boyd accompanied by Miss Ginger Harris sang "God's Little Candle," dedicating the song to the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. The presentations of the Jewels to the retiring Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron were made by Mrs.

Velma Cunningham, mother of Mrs. Lansford, and Miss Marilyn Fleming, daughter of Mr. Fleming. This ceremony was followed by a reading entitled "To You I Should Give" by Mrs. Sammie Griffin.

Mrs. Hughes presented a gift to Mrs. Gilbert from Mrs. Mabel Fortson, the new Worthy Matron of the Corsicana Chapter, and Miss Hilliard presented her with gifts from the Installing Officers. Mrs.

Gilbert presented those officers with lovely compacts. J. L. Jackson of Corsicana pronounced the benediction, and the officers had their retiring morch. This was a lovely sight with the ladies wearing floor-length formals of melon pink net and lace over silk.

Befreshment Period The guests were invited to the banquet hall for refreshments. The table waa laid in white with a floral centerpiece of the chosen colors. Fruit punch and cake squares Iced in white were served by Miss Marilyn Fleming and Mrs. Clyde Anderson. The Chapter room was decorated with vases containing daisies roses, sweet peas, verbena, Bells of Ireland and other greenery.

Those registering for this occasion as visitors were: Misses Cathy Turner and Ginger Harris, Streetman; Miss Sue Boyd, Mrs. Nola Boyd, R. A. Livingston, and Miss Susan Griffin, Richland; Mrs Clara Schlittler and Mrs. Addle Coleman, Houston; Miss Patsv Griffin, Jewett; Miss Carolvn Smith, Mrs.

Elsie Hughes, Miss Anna Belle Cavender, Miss Jessie Mae Hilliard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bunch, J. L. Jackson, and Mrs Pauline Eidson of Corsicana.

Chambless Family Holds Reunion The family of the late H. L. Chambless and Mrs. H. L.

Chambless of Hillsboro, formerly of Corsicana, met in annual reunion last weekend at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Willoughby, at Port Lavaca. The eight living children of Mrs. Chambless together with many grandchildren and great grandchildren attended. The only great- great-grandchild was unable to attend.

Those attending included Mrs. Chamblesa and son of Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Chambless and daughters, San Antonio; Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Gilcrease, Hillsboro, formerly of Navarro county; Mrs.

Willoughby, Port Lavaca; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kutchka, Inez; Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Scott and Mrs. Harriett Johnston, San Antonio; Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Sylvester, Houston, and Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Bunnell, Oklahoma City. Leeks may quartered and cooked in boiling water until tender. Serve with a sauce of melted butter lemon Juice.

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Beasley, 310 North Twelfth street. The wedding will take place Friday evening, July 26, at the Missionary Baptist church with the Rev. Riley B. Dale, pastor, officiating. (Photo by Taylor Studio) SOCIAL REVUE The June meeting of the Pursley Home Demonstration Club will be held at the home of Mrs.

E. Stewart, with Mrs. Gertrude Dryman as speaker. The WMS of Memorial Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 9:30 A.M. at the church.

Vacation Bible School open house will be observed at Memorial Baptist Church Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, and commencement will be held at 7:30 P.M. Miss Berta Frey of New York former resident of Corsicana who is now a weaver of national and international renown, will discuss "Weaving and Social Customs" at the membership luncheon at Kinsloe House Wednesday, June 26th at 12:30 P.M. The Navarro County PTA Council will conduct bake sales at Safeway and Brookshire Stores Saturday, beginning at A.M. New members of the board of directors of Kinaloe House are expected to attend the June 19th meeting of the board at 10:45 A.M. in the Dorothy Drane Room.

The next meeting of the Dorcas Sunday School Class of Emmanuel Baptist Church will be held at the home of Clyde Williamson, 3010 West 9th Avenue, July 12th. Mrs. Houston Kent will have charge of the June 19th Story Hour at Corsicana Public Library. The Rev. Jimmy Morgan, pastor of the North Fort Worth Baptist Church will be in Corsicana Friday evening at 7 o'clock to meet with officials of First Baptist Church to make plans for the summer revival meeting, July 21st to 28th.

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Dorothy Griffith Thursday at 7:30 P.M. The Oak Valley Home Demon stration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. A. Daniel Thursday a 2 P.M., officials of the organiza tion have announced.

Mrs. J. W. Kuykcndall will be the July 5th hostess to members of the Pattison Cemetery Association The July 6th meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Navarro County Medical Society will be helc at the home of Mrs. W.

R. Sliced with Mrs. S. H. Burnett as co hostess.

Mmes. Bell and Lewis White were weekend visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bructt White in Houston. The Goren Bridge Class that has been meeting at Kinsloc House wil meet at the Corslcarm Countrj Club Wednesday, June 26th, at 10:30 A.M.

to discuss future plans. Club Siudies Pictures At June Meeting The Mildred Home Demonstration Club met In June session at the Masonic Hall, Eureka, for a irogram guide to selection and langlng of pictures. Mmes. Tom Shields and Hubert Elder were in charge. They pointed out that the room itself governs selection of a picture, since andscapes, still life, religious and flower studies are appropriate for iving rooms and dining areas, vhile personal type pictures and nhotographs should be placed In bedrooms and dens.

Fruit studies ire suitable for the kitchen, they jointed out. -Mrs. Curtis Chandler was In harge of opening exercises, in- the club prayer. A quiz was featured. Mrs.

3apehart read Home Makers' en Commandments. Nine members answered roll call ith the names of Texas shade rces. The membership voted to change he name to the Mildred and Eu- eka Home Demonstration club. Mrs. A.

C. Kent, hostess, served 'Ottled drinks and cookies. The club will meet June 19 in the ionic of Mrs. R. M.

Martin, 2901 College circle. FOB COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. John Burleson and hildren left early Wednesday for 'ort Collins, whore he will attend ummer classes at Colorado A. and d.

As a county agricultural agent, Ir. Burleson was winner of a cholarship for courses continuing hrough early July. Mrs. Burleson plans to attend art classes. Sun Want Ads Bring 3 hone Your Want Ads to TR 4-4764.

Corsicana Branch Of Pen Women Map Stale Plans Corsicana branch of the Nation nl League of American Pen Women met Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Victor Allen, 3018 Winfield Drive, to sketch plans for a state mooting here in February, 1958. Three principal items of business will come before the state body: 1 The election of a State President 2. Approval of Standing Rules will provide for an advisory council to the president. 3.

Selection of a site for the 1960 State Conference. Over 100 Expected The State meeting will bring to Corsicana more than 100 professional artists, writers and composers representing branches in Abilene, Corpus Christ, Bryan, Corsicana. Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and Longview. A State Conference Art Show, non-juried, will provide means fot the winners of Branch Art Shows to exhibit before going- on to the Southwest Regional Art Show Regional winners will be entered in the National Biennial Show In Washington, D. in the Spring 1958.

Winners in the State Conference Art Show will be determined by popular vote. Local branches through pre- registration will have an opportunity to indicate preferences in art writing and craft workshops. As background for workshop discussion on how the NLAPW served its membership, the com' nuinity, youth and the creative pro fessions, the local branch will have a student art show, also. Exhibits Planned Provision was made for a State Conference Exhibit of bookcrafts crafts and letters. A principal social function wil be a Diamond banquet pointing up the celebration of this event in the National organization Craft and art symbols, signify ing the several classifications membership, will be used in ap pointments for group breakfasts and the NLAPW insignia will be the theme for a luncheon.

This is an owl within a triangle formed by pencil, pen and brush. Mrs. John Burleson is presiden of the hostess Corsicana branch and Mrs. John H. Binford is State NLAPW president.

Mrs. K. K. Simpson, Corpus Christ! branch president, will have charge of arrangements for the Art Show. On her committee wil be Mrs.

J. E. Page, now of Seguln but formerly of Corsicana, am Mrs. R. L.

Nichols, Corsicana. The local group will begin its work for the State meeting with a workshop in July to prepare favors and appointments for the Diamon Jubilee banquet. Mrs. Ruth Thomas, who will conduct the workshop will be hostess at her home, 421 West Collin. Blooming Grove HD Club Meets With Mrs.

Lusk The Blooming Grove Home De monstration Club met at the home of Mrs. C. C. Lusk June 7th a 1 2:30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Mrs.

Carl McGraw. Five members answered roll call and two visitors were welcomed to the meeting. After the opening prayer, Mrs, Rufus Putman read excerpts from the 100th Psalm as a devotional feature. Jan Northern gave a reading titled "My Members participated in a round table discussion on "Questions nad Answers on Wills Under Texas Law." Included in the discussions were the enumeration of advantages of leaving a will, reasons for iot leaving a will, and qualifications of one who is competent to make a will. Mrs.

Carl McGraw was leader the recreational period during which members and guests partici- in a game titled, "Name the "egetable." After routine business, a social lour concluded the program with hostess serving frosted cokes. Will See Daughter lapped As Nurse Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baldauf ill be in Dallas Sunday to attend a 3:30 p.m. ceremony at the Nurses' Jome, St.

Paul's Hospital, In which heir daughter, Miss Helen Baldauf, vill be capped. Sister Mary Helen, adminstrator, will conduct tho capping ceremony. Miss Baldauf, a 1956 graduate of iorsicana High School, will soon enter her junior year of training. Another Corslcanan planning to attend the ceremony is Mrs. Mar- iaret Blue.

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6650 NOTICE! All club and social Items for the Dallj Sun should be to Mrs. Lynnf A. Wortham at M645. and all church and PTA news and data for the Calendar of Events should be telephoned to Bonnie Wright Blnford at 4-5363 ot sent to her at 1918 (Vest Collie Street THE CHEERFUL CHERUB is jo close. Around Jusl Kidde-n by somatimes music It isn't kept from Siarks Family Hold Annual Reunion Sunday In keeping with their annual custom for some years past, the descendants of Mrs.

Janie Starks. former long-time resident of Navarro county, gathered last Sunday in tho Oak Valley Community Center for their annual family gathering. Some 38 persons were present for the occasion. Food in ample quantity was furnished by a local caterer, and each family supplied favorite desserts. The annual gathering of tho sons and daughters and grandchildren of Mrs.

Starks, was begun years ago, meeting each year In Fort Worth, where she had resided since 1949. Previously Mrs. Starks had resided for more than 40 years in the old family home located In the Angus community, moving to Fort Worth some 8 years ago to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Clint Parks. Mrs.

Starks passed away in September, 1956, at. the age of 86. Her children plan to continue the annual family gatherings to honor the memory of their mother. Those attending last Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.

S. M. Starks, Corsicana, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Parks, Fort Worth, Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Forbes, Houston, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Starks, Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Starks, Fort Worth, Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Starks, Arlington, Fieldon Starks, of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs.

C. P. Reed, McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stubbs and son, James David, Corsicana, Mr and Mrs.

T. S. Starlca and daughter, Andrea, Houston, A. K. Starks and son, Joe, Houston, Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. McClendon and daughter, Kathleen, Houston, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Yates, and daughter, Marilyn, Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs Clayton Chase, Corsicnna, Mr. and Mrs. O.

K. Simpson and daughters, Deldra and Shelley, McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blvins, Corsicana and Mrs. Essie Davidson of Corsicana.

KERmVJJED OF BAKE SAT.ES Local units of PTA have been reminded that Navarro County Council of Parents and Teachers will have a double bake sale at Brookshire and Safeway stores Saturday for the benefit of scholarship and life membership funds. They have been urged to support tho event. Count on having 1 to 1 1-4 eups of syrup from a large (No. 2 1-2) can of peaches. When you are serving the peach halves as a meat garnish, use the syrup as the basis of a sauce for a pudding.

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Virginia Beraud Roscr, a former Houston, Texas, teacher. Ambassador Amnnal Peixoto presented the Order of the Naval Cross with the rank of Grand Officer to Gen. Pate and the Order of the Southern Cross with the rank of Chevalier to Mrs. Roser. Gen.

Pate's citation praised the Marine Corps "as a mainstay of the defense of this continent, of our freedom and of our Christian civilization." Mrs. Roser was commended 'or her "outstanding services" as an instructor of English amons: Brazilian diplomats in Washington during the past 15 years. A former resident of San Antonio nnd Houston, she taught nt the Kinkaid School in Houston and Save private instruction. Out-of-town g'uests nt the embassy ceremony included her sisters, Mrs. M.

K. Griggs, (221S Dunstan Road) of Houston, and Mrs. Charles Li. Joly. of New York, and her daughter, Mrs.

Sydney Michaels, of New York. Winsome Class Meeting Tuesday The Winsome class of the North Side Baptist church held its monthly meeting in the home of its teacher, Mrs. W. C. Andrews, Tuesday.

The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. F. D. Hawkins. Mrs.

R. W. Phinney read the 23rd Psalm. All officers pave reports. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs.

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In the June issue of Town A Country magazine, Dr. Jeremiah, Stamler, an American Heart Association investigator, said recent findings indicated that "the habitual diet is a decisive factor responsible 1 for increased heart disease. Here's what is wrong with our diets. Dr. SUimlcr said: "Many Americans cat too much; we eat too much fat, particularly of the saturated variety; we eat too many carbohydrates, fats and starches, 'empty calorie' foods that are high in calories and low In nutrients and bulk.

"And our diets are unbalanced," with too many calories In proportion to nutrients. Dr. Stamler suggested these changes: adding fats to so many foods by frying moats, dressing salads with mayonnaise and putting butter on vegetables. fruit for dessert. breakfast habits." Eat fruit and whole-grain cereals and breads instead of the traditional bacon and eggs, which has "a caloric intake of saturated fat." At other meals, cat lean meats; don't fry them or add heavy sauces or gravies.

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