Big Spring Daily Herald from Big Spring, Texas • Page 12

Dessert Tea Presents Styles For Casual Life Latest fashions for casual living in Big Spring were shown Tuesday by local women with a flair for wearing clothes when two Catholic altar societies sponsored a style show and tea at Cosden Country Club. Using a Traffic Stopper theme, models wore clothes from Zack's with Mrs. Jim Zack doing the narration. Clothes ranged from the highest fashion in bathing suits to sleek but simple after-five numbers. An improvised traffic light was a pinata, fashioned by Mrs.

C. E. Renfro, and was hung in the center of the ballroom with bright red paper as the traffic stopper. All models carried traffic signs on sticks. Backdrop of.the stage was dotted with various highway warning signs and about the show area was an assortment of cleverly painted pictures to enlarge on the theme.

The show was presented under the chairmanship of Mrs. Wayne Basden. Organ music for the tea hour and the show was played by Easter Motifs An unusual array of motifs designed to please both mother and tiny tots and to decorate children's wardrobes with appealing embroidery subjects. Pattern No. C93 gives the instructions, and hot iron transfers.

Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern to MARTHA MADISON, Big Spring Herald, Box 1490, New York 1, N. Y. Add 10 cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Intermediate GA Has Tuesday Meet The Intermediate Girls Auxiliary of Baptist Temple met at the church Tuesday afternoon for a program on prayer for home missions. Mrs.

D. C. Boren read the missionary calendar and Jean Cox led a prayer for those listed. Participating in the telling of. a story were Joyce Little.john, Donna Boren, Miss Oox, Linda Morgan and Linda Leath.

Refreshments were served to six. Forsan Study Club Forsan Study Club will meet at 7:30 p.m., Thursday at the school for a program on Japan. Roll call will be answered on "Why Visit the Orient?" Chaplain John Howard of Webb AFB. During the tea hour, guests Were served by Mrs. Norman Buehner of St.

Frances Cabririi Altar Society and Mrs. C. W. Beats of Immaculate Heart of Mary Altar Society. The tea table yas centered with an elaborate white carnations and stock based in fern.

The flowers were; arranged in white epergne. The women were seated about tables decorated with miniature highways with little cars and highway signs. Several hundred attended the affair. Rebekah Lodges Plan Program And Initiate Rebekah Lodges met Tuesday evening as routine procedure, with -an initiation for members of one lodge. Plans for honoring the lodge founder were made by another of the groups.

BIG SPRING REBEKAH Mrs. J. L. Unger, Mrs. Leinie Fiippen and Mrs.

Jack Tibbs received the Rebekah degree at the Tuesday evening meeting of the Big Spring Rebekah Lodge No. 284. Setting for the candlelight ceremony was achieved with White candles and pink roses used to decorate the stations. Following the initiation, Mrs. Jim Ferguson, Mrs.

Joe Benfield and Mrs. Eddie R. McLain were appointed by Mrs. Harvey Harris, noble grand, to select the color to be used in the recreational hall. The St.

Patrick theme was used on the refreshment table by hostesses, Mrs. A. C. Wilkerson, Mrs. Gordon Hickman, Mrs.

Ruby Brown and Mrs. Gladys Demechio. Fifty sick visits were reported by the 37 members and one guest, Mrs. Maude Fulgim of Midland. JOHN A.

KEE REBEKAH At a meeting of the John A. Kee Rebekah Lodge, Tuesday evening at the lodge hall, announcement was mode of a program WMS Completes Mission Study Westside Baptist WMS met Tuesday at the church for the last part of a study entitled "The Dreamer Cometh." Mrs. Jake Trantham brought the devotion, and Mrs. Ted Brown gave the opening prayer. Mrs.

Brown and Mrs. C. L. Kirkland presented a skit, "The Dream Lives." Pictures of home mission work were shown and Mrs. J.

0. Murphy spoke on "Unique Witness in Manila." 1 Slides, "The Priceless Heritage in Missions," were presented to the group by Mrs. N. M. Hipp.

Special Meeting A special meeting of the Ever Ready Civic and Art Club will be held at the home of Mrs. G. W. Birt, 809 NW 6th, at 7:30 tonight. planned for the next session, which will honor the lodge founder, Schuyler Colfax.

Reports were heard, and members signified their intentions of attending Grand Assembly in San Antonio during the coming weekend. Included in the group are Mr. and Mrs. Jones Lamar, Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Cole, Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Burns.

Style Parade Set For Borden County "Spring Style Festival" is the title of a fashion revue to be presented Friday evening in the Borden County High School auditorium. Time is set for 8 o'clock. Planned as a benefit, the style parade will be given by the Art Dress Shop of Snyder and sponsored by the BCB, auxiliary to the Borden County Sheriff's Posse. The public is invited to attend the style show prices are 50 cents for adults and 25 for children. Mary Zinn Circle Continues Study Study on "Basic Christian Beliefs" was continued at Tuesday's meeting of the Mary Zinn Circle of First Methodist Church.

Mrs. W. A. Laswell presented the study. Mrs.

Mary Guilliams worded the opening prayer. Questionnaires on "The Holy Spirit" were returned and discussed by the members. Mrs. T. G.

Adams gave the closing prayer. Thirteen members were present and one guest, Mrs. J. W. Maddrey.

Circle Members Present Program Christene Circle of First Baptist Church met with Mrs. T. V. Atkins, 1720 Gail Tuesday for a program on "Alcoholics and Narcotics Education." All circle members were present and participated on the program. Mrs.

W. B. Younger led the call to prayer and Mrs. C. T.

Clay led the closing prayer. Next meeting will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. M. F.

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Mrs. Johnson Is Shower Honoree Members of the WSCS of Kentwood Methodist Church honored Mrs. Billy Johnson with a baby shower at the end of the meeting in the home of Mrs. Cliff Hale Monday evening. During the business session Mrs.

Frank Arncr and Mrs. We) don Nuckolls were elected as delegates to the Northwest Texas Con fcrence, scheduled for Vernon March 21-22. At the next meeting, to be held in the home of Mrs. C. W.

Parmenter, 712 Birdwelt Lane, March 27, a study on "Basic Christian Beliefs" will be started. Fourteen members and three guests, Mrs. Tommy Lovelace, Mrs. Dub Bryant and Mrs. J.D.

Hancock, attended. Midway P-TA George: Archer will be the speaker Thursday evening for the Midway P-TA, at 7:30, at the school. Mrs. Waymond Lcpard will bring a devotion in song. AH members are urged to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Weaver, 1515 Eleventh Place, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage ot their daughter, Mary Jane, to Edgar Allen' Phillips.

He is Ihc son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Phillips, Vcalmoor Rt. The coupln plans an April 14 wedding In the First Methodist Church. Wesley WSCS Has New Study Series First of six lessons on "Basic Christian Beliefs" was given at Tuesday's meeting on the Wesley Methodist WSCS at the church.

Mrs. Royce Womack conducted the lessons for the 10 who were present. Next meeting will be at 9:30 a.m. at the church March 21. Mrs.

Vigor Heads Club Mrs. VernVigar is'president of a newly-organized home demonstration club, which met Tuesday afternoon in. the home of Mrs. Earnest Miller. Mrs.

Bill Babbs was elected vice president; Mrs. T. A. Welch, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Miller will serve as reporter.

Meeting-dates were set for the first Tuesday in each month at 2 p.m. At the next meeting, slated for (ho home of Mrs. Babbs, 205 An- drce, the officers will report on bylaws for the club, and members will answer roll call with names from which a title for the club will be chosen. Baptist Circle Has Film Shown Mrs. Jack Brown presented a film, "Challenge in South America," at Tuesday morning's meeting of the Vincent Baptist Church Kathryn White Circle at the home of Mrs.

Leslie Lloyd. Prayer calendar was read by Mrs. J. M. Wilson and Mrs.

E. R. Williamson gave a book review on "My Heart Lies South." Mrs. A. E.

Brooks dismissed with a prayer. Nine members were present and four guests. They were Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Woodrow McHugh, Mrs.

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Forum Units Make Plans For Meeting Of Western District Units of the Forum met Tuesday afternoon for programs and to complete plans for entertaining delegates to the meeting of Western District, Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, slated for March 23-24. SPOUDAZIO FOKA As part of the Texas Heritage observance by members of the Spoudazio Fora, a film, "Behind It AH," was shown Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. H. D. Stewart.

The film, based on the oil industry, was explained by Mrs. J. M. Hill, cohostess, and included scenes around Cosden Refinery; developing the story of oil Irom crude to gasoline, it included the formation of plastics, synthetics and other oil by-products. Members planned tor the Western District of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, which will Forsan HD Club In Regular Meet Mrs.

Don Murphy was hostess for the Forsan Home Demonstration Club Tuesday afternoon, when members heard a discussion of civil defense. Roll call was answered by the mention of a good deed each member had done during the week. A demonstration of making wall plaques from egg shells and meat containers was given by Mrs. Jack McCall, and refreshments were served to 10. The next meeting is to be March 28, with Mrs.

E. G. Patlon as hostess. Tea Postponed The Friendship Tea, slated for Thursday at. 2 p.m., for members of the 1948 Hyperion Club and their guests, has been postponed because of tho death of a member, Mrs.

Byron Lillic. hold a spring conference in Big Spring March 23-24. The group will meet in the home of Mrs. Ennis Cochran, at 7:30 p.m. to fill packets which are to be presented to each woman as she registers.

Ma- Bauer P-TA Elects Officers Mrs. Juan C. Argucllo was elected president of Bauer P-TA at Tuesday's meeting. Presiding was Mrs. Jesse Hernandez, outgoing president.

Other officers are, Mrs. Lawrence Oliver, vice president; Mrs. R. Gonzalez, secretary; and Mrs. Pete Mata, treasurer.

Mrs. Lige Fox gave the inspirational thought and program was presented by Gilbert Frietez's fifth grade. The program was "Mis Amigos," and told the story of Benito Juarez. Chosen to represent the unit at the spring conference, March 22, were Mrs. Hernandez and R.

G. Robertson. Room count was won by Mrs. Jo Ann Steward's third grade. The unit will have a door to door campaign March 30 as part of the education alert.

terial to be placed in the packages was donated by local merchants. Work also planned for that evening is the making of decorations to be used at the luncheon on March 24, when the Fora will be one of the hostess groups. Mrs. James C. Jones, chairman of the club project committee, announced plans for an Easter egg hunt to be given March 30 for pupils at the school for exceptional children.

Baskets, eggs, and prizes will be furnished by the club, and refreshments will be served at the school for the older children who do not participate in the hunt. JUNIOR WOMAN'S FOJUJM Members of the Junior Woman's Forum met Tuesday in the Robb Room at the to bear Myrtie Ellcr. supervisor of nurses at Medical Arts Hospital, give a program on first aid. Miss Eller demonstrated different types of bandages, artifical respiration and gave tips on what to do for snake bite and in case of accidental poisonings. Plans were made for the junior club breakfast to be given March 24 at the Big Spring Country Club during the conference.

Next meeting will be March 28 in the conference, room of the Chamber of Commerce, when Marvin Springer of Dallas will discuss the Master Plan. It will be guest day and hostesses be Mrs. Bob Newton and Mrs. Jackie Touchstone. WEDNESDAY EVENING LENTEN SERVICES Saint Mary's Episcopal Church 10th Goliad Streets 7:30 P.M.

Tonight Preacher: The Rev. Richard F. Neil Of Amarillo, Texas Big Spring (Texas) March 15, 1961- 5 Mrs. Gorman Wins In Speech Contest Mrs. Shiloh Gorman was winner in tho speech "contest at a meeting Tuesday evening of the Tall Catholics Plan Party Family Night is planned for Friday evening by members of'the Altar Society of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.

Members completed the plans at a meeting Tuesday evening at the church. A chicken spaghetti supper will be served beginning at 6:30 p.m., and games will follow. Prices are one dollar per family; single guests will pay SO cents. Officers will be elected at the session March 28, it was announced. Serving as a nominating committee are Mrs.

Jack Turner, Mrs. C. W. Deals and Mrs. R.

C. Felix. Group Has Meet At State Hospital After a short business session at the Baptist Temple Tuesday morning, members of the Fisher Circle went to the Big Spring State Hospital for their community mission service. Gathering in the recreation room of a ward, members joined patients in a singsong, and Mrs. A.

Boren read the missionary birthday calendar. Mrs. V. V. Ames offered the prayer for those listed.

Mrs. A. R. Poscy brought a devotion, and Mrs. D.

C. Boren worded the dismissal prayer. The next circle meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Emma Thomas, 502 E. 13th.

Talkers Toastmtstress'Club Her topic was "What It Takes." The winner will go to Amarillo this weekend to appear In the area of Toastmistress Clubs, Mrs. "Leonard Einstein was" the second speaker. Mrs. Hollis Smith 'offered the invocation before the dinner, served in the Blue Room at Cosden Country Club. Toastmistress 'of the evening was Mrs.

Betty Ray Clifton; judgi es for the event were V. A. tington, Adrian Handle, Colleen Slaughter and'Bedford Forrest, A new member, Mrs. Jaryis Ward, was welcomed into tha club. Places for members and guests were marked with St.

Patrick cards, and other decor followed the same theme. Guests included Mrs. Clydena Johnson, Mrs. Don Mrs. Morris E.

Robertson; Mrs. Frank Snyder, Mrs. James Fletcher and Mrs. Philip Smithermon. Ackerly P-TA A special business meeting and election of officers will be held by the Ackerly P-TA at 3:30 p.m., Thursday at the school.

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