Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 5

DR. MINNIE L. MAFFETT DIES IN HONOLULU; RITES SET FRIDAY services for Dr. Min- inical gynecology nt Sout nle L. Maffett, 31, a former school administrator at the Corsicana State Home, who died Tuesday night in a Honolulu hospital, are tentatively set for Friday at Spademan Chapel in Dallas.

Native of Falls county, she was reared in the Groesbeck area in Limestone county, attended Groesbeck High School and graduated in 1902 from Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsvllle. She was administrator of the Corsicana State Home School 1907-1910. Dr, Maffett was an Interna tlonally known Dallas physician surgeon and gynecologist. She became 111 several weeks ag returning to Dallas from Formosa where a nursing home named for her. Returning to college afte teaching several years, Dr.

Mat fett graduated from the Uni versity of Texas Medical Schoo In 1914 and did special work a University of Chicago be entering the private prac tice of medicine In Dallas i 1915. She was associate professor gynecology at Baylor Medica College in Dallas from 1926 1943, a former professor Wre gynecology nt South- Medical Foundation chool of Medicine in Dallas; nembcr of the staff of Baylor Hospital, Parkland Hospital and leclical Arts Hospital, Dallas; hysician for Women at Sou- hern Methodist University from 015 to 1946, and one-time direc- or of SMU Health Center. Dr. Maffett was a fellow and ormer president of the Texas Association of Obstetricians am Gynecologists; member of the American College of Surgeons nember of the Dallas County Medical Society, Texas State Medical Association and the American Medical Association member of Central Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Southern Medical Association and Medical Women's National Association. She had long been a worker in and member of the Business and Professional Women's Club and had served as president of both the state and national federations.

At the time of her death she was a board mernbei of the International and PW Corsicana. Pally Sun. May 28, Women's Branch Annual Sanders HOME NURSING Kerens Homemaking classes il and III recently completed the Red Cross Home Nursing course. Reading left to right are Becky Westbrook. Christine Upchurch, Kathy Colvln, Gloria Bateman, Veroni- Clubs.

Surviving are four sisters en Welch. Sue Walker, Gale Harrison, Delores Srrtt, Velma Inmon, Hazel Crook, Darlene Jock. Maurice Pollock, teacher, not shown, Nanci Howell and Janet Cook. (Taylor Studio Pholo) LIST PROGRAM DETAILS FOR ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF NEVIN JUNIOR CLUBS Of Democratic Club Active One of the county's newest organizations, the Navarro County Democratic Club, Is presently Northwest RI engaged In a variety of actlvl- munlty center. ties.

With the appointment of committees, now under way, by Mrs. Will Miller, chairman of the club, projects are developing rapidly. On the June calendar the firs activity will be a morning cot fee to be held in the Green and Sun Rooms of the Navarro Hotel on Tuesday, June 2, 10 a.m. Women arc being urged to "come and bring a friend," and enroll in the new club at $1.00 per member. Mrs.

Ernest Moore, known for er work as president of Klns- oe House and her service In the VSCS of the Methodist church Family Reunion Held Sunday The annual Sanders family was held Sunday at the Northwest apartments com Mrs. Boyd Garrett, Groesbeck- Mrs. Paul Winston and Mrs. Ida Plckens, both of Dallas, and Mrs. Blanche Garrett, Comfort.

Mildred Group Of Homemakers Names Officers MILDRED, May 28 (Spl.) New officers were elected for 1964-65 of the Mildred chaptei of the Texis Association of Young Homemakers recently. Elected by acclamation were Mrs. Carole Wossum, president Mrs. Dorothy Weaver, vice presi dent; Mrs. Patricia Thomas Mrs.

Bobb; Barham, reporter-historian; and Mrs. Anita Wigley, parliamentar Ian, They will take office in September. The chapter met with Mrs. Anita Wigley, current president, called the meeting to order. There were six members pre- The group set up a yearbook based on the nine school months and voted to keep present officers until September installation of new officers.

Jane Sparks, senior at Mildred High School, was voted "Little Sister" of 1963-64. She was pre- nented with a gift from the chapter at the school Friday May 22. Dates of Importance noted are June 19, Area VIII meeting of Texas Association of Young Homemakers at the Sadler Mo tor Hotel in Palestine with Westwood chapter as host chap ter. Registration and lunch wil SOP Women Meet Wednesday The monthly meeting of the Republican Women's Club of Navarro County was held Wednesday morning at the headquarters nt 208 North 15th Street. The prayer was given by Mrs.

Walter Erwin and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag was said by all members. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. William McNutt, Jr. It was announced that the state convention would be held Tuesday, June 16, In Dallas at the Civic Auditorium beginning at 9:30 a. m.

Any Republican or Young Republicans Interested In guest tickets may contact Bob The program for the morning consisted of the playing of the "The Barry Goldwater ist $2. The Young Homemakers School of Home Economics wil! be held at Texas Tech July 6-10 It was called to the group's attention that Sears Roebuck and Company has set up a scholarship fund for one member of each chapter to attend. Total cost of attending the meeting at Texas Tech will be $26. The meeting was adjourned for refreshments served by Mrs Wossum. Door prize was won by Mrs.

Wigley. Sun Want Ads Bnns Results The annual luncheon of The Nevin Federation of Junior Clubs will be held at Kinsloe House Saturday at 12 o'clock noon, with Mrs. A. Rutherford, counselor, in charge of arrangements. The Invocation will be offered by Mrs.

H. E. Smalllng. Mrs. Sam Roberts, president of The Nevin Club, will bring greetings to the junior organization which has been sponsored by the Senior Nevin Club since 1912.

Mrs. O. W. Holmes will present the Dorothy Drnne Attendance Muclal, and Mrs. Rutlier- announce results ot the hymn playing awards.

Relatives and interested friends are welcome and may secure tickets to the luncheoi through Thursday evening. Program Etudic Meloclique Hayei Sandra Kay Loden Brahms Music Club Mrs. V. W. Turner Trio: Waltz Streabboi Sharon Simmons-Amy Rasmus sen-Mary Lynn Hanna Poco Junior Club Mansfield Studio Rustic Dance Howe: Karen Goldesberry Music Study Club Mrs.

C. H. Allen Rose Petals Lawso Maria Fullwood Music Lovers Club Mrs. Estelle Skelton Choosing A Career For Mary Barbou Lynn Milkes Mabel Bonner, Studio of Speec Gypsy Moon Hirschbei Patricia Rose. Fowler Strauss Melody Club Mrs.

V. W. Turner Spirit of the U.S.A.. Cob Jim Albrecht Debra Ratliff Poco Junior Club Mansfield Studio Hanging Gardens Margaret Ellen Wooddy and Kcmberly Matthews Rhythm Club Mrs. J.

B. Hawthorne ilute To Tho Colors. Judy Kent-Janice Watkins- Sheila Green Lynn Aston Junior MacDowell Club Button Studio, Mrs. Gertrude Thompson lying Leaves Koelling Judy Nutt Gilewicz Club Mrs. L.

A. "lomlo, Alia Turcu Mozart Cheryl Milltcs Musical Coterie Mrc. O.W. Holmes election From Shakespeare Mary Love Bigony Charles Laughton Club Mrs. George McDonald 'heme, Concerto.

Joy Butler Junior Haydn Club Waltman School of Music Vlay Night Palmgren Bess Owen Beethoven Club Mrs. O. W. Holmes Selection From: Where Did You Go? Out. What Did You Do? Nothing.

Terri Travis Mabel Bonner Studio of Speech The Lords Prayer. Patsy Kellum Waltman School of Music Alice Blue Gown McCarthy Joelyn Slate-Mollie Aston MacDowell Club Mrs. Terry Button Save chicken livers as you ise broiler-fryers and store them in your freezer. When you get enough (1 to 2 pounds) use them for a luncheon or supper dish. DAE Reply To Sen.

Neuberger Received Here Mrs. June Clark, Regent of James Blair Chapter, Daugh ters of the American Revolu tion. has Kelly received from Mrs McAdams, Austin Public Relations Chairman fo Texas Society, the following information concerning th statement made in Washing ton last week by Senator Mau i-ine Neuberger (D-Ore.) whe she protested the printing the Report to the Smithsonia Institution which is made year ly by the DAR. Mrs. Robert V.

H. Duncal preside as Temporary Chalr- lan. There will be fellowship, nd also a bit of service through ddressing of letters to be sent hroughout the county, publiciz- ng the new club. This project under the sponsorship of the Women's Activities Division of the Navarro County Club. During the summer months, continued enrollment of members will take place.

A goal oi 1000 members by September Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McMlllon, E. B. McMll- lon, Susan Sanders and Lev! Adams, all of Eustace.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Whitton, Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Paul and Mary Beth, Gordon! Heath, Jackie Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Rltter, Jo Ann Kll- patrlck and Darrell, Billy Mack I Whitton and Wyvonne White. all of Dallas.

Retha Sanders of Waco; Mr and Mrs. O. R. Odom, Belinda I and Holly; Mr. and Mrs.

H. I Whitton, Canton; Mr. and Mrs Gary Spain, Andrea and There, sa, Irving; Mrs, A. E. McAles HA Bee.

A Wasp lOr A Hornet Stings You First try to remove tho stinger If possible. Then, Immedlntply apply Ice. If the swelling dors not subside or tho pnln continues to Increase, not delay going to a physician for help. Some people aro greatly allergic to Insect stings. If mcdlonl treatment Is not given soon, serious complications may ensue.

We carry a complete stock of medicines to help relieve Insect bites. Also, Insect repellents to avoid them. YOUU DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine, rick up your prescription If shopping nr.rnby, or we will deliver promptly trust us with their prescriptions. May we eom- extra charge. A great many people en- pound yours? ter, Trinidad; Dr.

and Mrs. Joe Gllcksman, Galveston; Mrs Edna House, Mr. and Mrs. John House, Susie, Rebecca and John, Terrell. Patsy Trlpplet, Garland; Lucile Dunlap, Mr.

and Mrs Tim Dunlap, Trinity; Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hllllard and Bev- erly, Peggy Brown, Micky, Kev- and Gary, Fort Worth; Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Pape, Tyler. From Corsicana: Mrs.

Bones TR4-8256 BOWDEN'S PHARMACY 127 W. Texas PRESCRIPTION CHESnSTS President General, DAR of Washington, D. replied to Mrs. Neuberger's attack by pointing out that the NSDAR report to the Congress of the United States through the Smithsonian Institution is Issued annually In accordance with provisions of the Act of Incorporation passed by the Congress, February 20, 1896, signed by President Grover Cleveland. The NSDAR pays NOW AT FAN-TASTIC DOMINION FANS '63 DOMINIOISI REPLACEMENT $300 per year to the editor of the Smithsonian Institution for editing, proofreading and Indexing this condensed report When the report Is published, it Is distributed to the usual mailing list used for dissemination of officially authorized publications which includes: nembers of the U.S.

Senate and House, Congressional, Supreme Court, Archives and depository libraries over the country as well as to about 150 agencies and bureaus regularly receiving all printed documents. The DAR purchases 200-300 copies of this report, which are then jought by or for the national and state officers, historians, ocal and college libraries and Mrs. Duncan further pointed out that this report to the Smithsonian Institution is In four sections: (1) reports of national officers and chairman and state regents of the 50 states, District of Columbia and 6 overseas units (2) resolutions; (3) report of the National Society, Children of the American Revolution, and (4) list of un- revolutionary soldiers' She continued: "anyone having an awareness and appreciation of American history places great value on the effort to save from oblivion historic records and landmarks that belong to this nation, yet are fast disappearing. From archives, attics, church and family libraries and cemeter- has been set. Membership in this group will entitle a person to wear a special button with the 1000 designation on It.

These wll be distributed at the September meeting. Walter McDaniel of Richland is chairman of membership. The regular meeting of the club will be held Tuesday, June 8 p.m. in the Flame Room of the Lone Star Gas building. All Democrats In Navarro County are invited to attend and hear speakers from the Brazos County Democratic Club, and also acquaint themselves with the progress of the local club.

Mrs. Lola Longbotham of Rushing is program chairman and has secured a fine group of speakers for each meeting through the remainder of 1964. Mrs. Longbotham represents the 9th Senatorial District on the State Democratic Executive Commlt- Sanders and Sue; Linnle Powell, Jewel Kennedy, Nora Davis and Dena Ann; Dlanne ter, Meckel Wood, Mr. and Mrs.

Graduation Gift Headquarters- Free Gift Wrap! tee. Future projects for the Navarro Club include the opening of a headquarters In mld-Sep lips, Mrs. Modena Whistler, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Whistler, Jimmy and Judy, Mr, and Mrs. Bobby Whistler, Tony, Teri Judy Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whistler and Jeffery, and, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvle Lee Whistler and Duane. Guild Diplomas Are Presented Graduate Trio Diplomas from the National I Guild of Piano Teachers were presented by Mrs. Jimmy Mansfield to Suzanne Beavers, Gall Gibson, and Judy Brelthaupt on Sunday, May 24, following their graduate piano recital the Kinsloe House. Also presented were gold loving cups.

"Gifts For Him" "Gifts For Her' tember and a huge fund-raising Dr project In mid-October climax- soni ing with a "get out the vote" drive for the general election In November. Workers can used on all of these worthwhile projects. Check lists will be circulated at the coffee on June 2, to determine individual interests, and assignments will be made as the projects take shape. The coffee Is open to every Democratic woman In Navarro County and all are urged to attend. Following the recital, parents.

and Mr. Mrs. and Louis Mrs. Gib- Allen marked graves. Breithaupt and Mrs.

Ola V. Beavers were hosts for a reception. Miss Trudy Ferguson was at the punch bowl and guests served themselves of assorted! cookies. Silver appointments were used on the serving table which was centered with an arrangement of gold mums held in a silver wine cooler. Other members of the house- party included Janice Rhodes, Nancy Brown, Gall Rogers and Carol Davenport.

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Ml i NO MONEY DOWN CHARGE ITI 206 North Beaton St. Dial TR4-4771 20" Deluxe rollabout stand 2 speed controls easy-lo-clean move from room to quiet, heavy-duty motor air conditioner boosterl A tOW ies, priceless records are collected, copies, Indexed and of- tlmes published for donation to libraries by the Daughters as a lubllc service. Over the years his has been a gigantic under- aking and an expensive one, cost of which the Daughters have borne and been glad to do so." "The gathering of data on unmarked Revolutionary soldiers' graves (the last portion of the report), commands special attention as this is not Just a public service, but constitutes a continuing task entrusted to the DAR long ago. It is done specifically for the government, no federal bureau, department or other agency having this responsibility. (Wars, other than the American Revolution, are overed through government for service).

"This service alone Is justl flcation for the printing of the report. Compare the reported approximate $4300 publishing bill with the expense of setting up an office and staff to do this add a sizeable sum to cover the approved ahead? The answer would seem to be a matter of plain, simple arithmetic." 'Four times within eleven months," Mr. Duncan states, "this Individual has protested against an organization of which she apparently knows little. Following her Initial outburst last June, considerable informative material, including complimentary subscription to the DAR Magazine was provided her, along with a direct offer to answer any question. Nothing was forthcoming and now, she Is diverting the Senate from most serious deliberations, by asking time out to make a repetltoua Identical protest." If you want to add uncooked prunes to a baking-powder quick bread, cover the prunes with boiling water and let them stand for about 10 minutes.

Then drain, dry and cut away the pulp from the pits with a sharp knife or kitchen sclsaors. a Wan) Ad and Convert It Into Cash DIAL, Tfl i-470i. Unique Parly For Graduates Two graduates, Miss Janice Martin and Miss Gloria Jones, were feted with a unique party Saturday morning by Mrs. Wayne Oldroyd In her home. A "dormitory shower" was given with each guests bringing gifts which will be needed by tho girls nt college next year.

Close friends of the honorees and their mothers, Mrs. Will Jones and Mrs. Ray Martin shared in the courtesy. The Informal brunch was served buffet with guests serving themselves to pineapple chunks, link sausages, hot muffins, Juices and coffee. Spring flowers were used on the serving table.

STEAL JUDGE'S MIKE OTTAWA new courtroom with modern sound equipment flunked Its first test this week. Justice Leo Landreville ordered up a microphone for nn almost Inaudible witness and, about an attendant searched, was told It had been stolen the previous night. "The audacity of Jttawa's thieves never ceases to astound me," the justice said. EXCHANGE ENVOYS BONN UP) West Germany and the oil sheikhdom of Kuwait are exchanging ambassadors, the foreign ministry announced, "to promote and expand existing good relations." SIGN AIR TACT DAKAR, Senegal UP) gal and Israel signed an avla tlon agreement ceremonially last week at the foreign minis Keep that Cheddar cheese in try to permit flights by the the refrigerator; freezer-storage Israeli airline to this West Afrl Is likely to make It crumbly. Some good cooks like to cook "BETTER BUYS AT BOWDEN'S" OLD CUSTOMERS APPRECIATED.

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