The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 13

Local Happenings From Franklin By Mrs. J. G. Ljrles Mrs. L.

J. Rains has returned from a visit to Hull with her daughter, Mrs. Rufus Smith, and Mr. Smith. They accompanied her home for the weekend.

Miss JElaine. Moore, who is. attending Baylor College in Waco, was a weekend guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mn. C.

T. Petty. Mrs. Walter Bishop of Hearne was a guest of her sister, Mrs. L.

O. Scott, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Moses and children of Houston were weekend guests of her aunt and grandmother, Mrs.

Rattle Stanley were Sunday guests of her aunt, Mrs. C. E. Maris, and Mr. Maris.

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Holrapel, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim McLarre of Lake Dallas and Tom Goodrich of Dallas were recent guests of Mrs. E. P. Fickling.

and Mrs. Stanley, Nola Bigfs. a grandson Reagan also at Houston, was a weekend guest. Mrs. Agnes Phillips of Dallas and Thomas Philips of Texas University spent the weekend at their home in New Baden.

for the purpose of auxiliary or- anization. Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Verdi Hassell, McKinney's Host A. S. C.

Employees Bv Mn. t. O. Lirlw. prcs ident; Mrs.

Pauline Johnson, Saturday evening December fp id Mrg Carolyn Mr. Mr. Ralph McKlnney hosts to the employees John eMm6t were the A. S. C.

office and their fam- or a six decorations carried out the John Duncan Bounds, who has 1christmas been stationed at Newport The tablct centerpiece was Va. and is now stationed at Ft. wanfement of tall red candles, I Dorothy Brooks, I Mrs. Betty Grace, historian; Mrs. Mildred Andrues, chaplain.

They organized with 18 paid members. Regular meeting nights A. R. Archer visited his sister, Mn. Lee Palkner, and Mr.

Falkner, last week. Mrs. R. T. Grant and Mrs.

Hubert Willis were Monday visitors in Marlin. Ralph MdKlnney waa master of ceremonies at the trades day drawing, filling the place of M. Daggett, who is 11L Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Milberger and Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton Brooks accompanied Mrs. Berniece Forson to Houston Sunday, where she remained for a week's visit with relatives. Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughters, Sara Sue, JoJo and Cathy, of Hearne were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Willis.

Mrs. John Adams and daughter, Sara Katherine, spent last week in Hillsboro with Mr. Adams. Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Hurst, Norma Ruth and Monty, were weekend guests of Mr. Hurst's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Hurst, of Lockhart. Mrs. B. H.

Starkey and Miss Tina O'Neal are visiting Mrs. Starkey's daughter, Mrs. J. J. Pack, Mr.

Pack and family at Bishop. Bob Reagan of Houston was a weekend guest 'of his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

Reagan. Sam Houston, San Antonio, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

Bounds. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Huskey and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hanover and con, Douglas, spent the -weekend In Arlington. They visited in the homes of Mrs. A.

H. Adams and son, Berney, and Mrs. Huskey's mother, Mrs. Mollte Baroatt. who celebrated her 85th birthday on Sunday.

A delicious meal was enjoyed at the noon hour, at which 11 of- the -immediate family present. Mr. and Mrs. 1. C.

Marshall of Houston spent several days visiting friends and relatives In Franklin and New Baden last week. Mrs. W. W. Moore of Bryan and Richard Cook, who is attending school in Huntsville, were Sunday guests of Mn.

W. R. Goodman and Miss Sallie Griffin. a glistening angel and winter Instaltatlon fc TV greenery. The buffet style dinner i be December 19th at the was composed of barbecued chicken and pork ribs baked pease Kerens beans, potato salad, cole slaw, hot Pie.

spiced tea, coffee, cake )e elected American Legion Hall. Mrs. C. W. installing officer.

The secretary has yet to Those enjoying the party with! Mr. and Mrs. McKtnnty ware and Mrs. Ellis Martin. Mr.

and Mrs. B. B. Bounds, Mr. and Mrs.

James Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Nance and Nita, Mr.

and Mrs. N. T. Hailey, Mr. -and Mrs.

Reading Club Xmas Meeting i. a. The Woman's Reading Club of Franklin met in the home of Mrs. Ben L. Parten on December 8.

George Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. This meeting was the musical John Reistino, John Wayne and Margie Anna, Mr. and Mrs. John NlfUasso and John and Mrs.

Minnie Rambo. program for the year. Mrs. Howard Stegall made the ments. Mrs.

H. P. Schuttz called too Legion Auxiliary Organized Recently meeting to order and welcomed a i new member, Mrs. Homer Jen- She also welcomed Mrs. Mrs.

O. mm, Monday evening, December nings. T. P. a special guest of the club.

Mrs. Howard Stegall accompanied the lovely trio composed! of Mrs. T. P. Metcalfe Mrs.

Harry Smith and Mrs. Dwaine en. The trio sang "Birthday To A and "White Chist- mas." A brass sextette from the! Franklin band played a medley of Christmas songs, followed by a medley by Stephen Foster. The members of the sextette were Nova Nickelson, Connie Myatt, Nancy Williams, Victor Perkins, Susan Hanna and Mr. Shanks.

Mrs. Parten and the co-hostess, Mrs. Ben Parten served the 18 club members and 12 guests party plate of pecan fruit cake, mints, olives and coffee. Matt Parten assisted in the serving. Sunday School Claw Meets O.

utw. ynakUB The Vota Vita Sunday School Class held their regular meeting Tuesday morning, December S. In the educational building of the Baptist Church. At the noon hour they served a covered dish luncheon and had their husbands as fuests. The (Taftas) Fritter, 15, 1H1 ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OP J.

0. Cheatham, Contractor Phones TA 2-1211 TA 2-3478 TA 1516 Cavit Box 3218, Bryaa, Texas as franchise dealer for 4, Barbara Morgan Shower Honoree By J. O. LylM. fraaklte A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs.

M. D. Carleton Friday evening, December 8th, honoring Miss Barbara Morgan whose approaching marriage to Donald P. Scherr has been announced. Mrs.

Carleton, Mrs. Morgan and Barbara were in the receiving line. The decorations in the party rooms carried out the Christmas I theme. The refreshment table was covered with a white cut work cloth, with a centerpiece of white mums and fern. The appointments were silver and crystal.

Miss Rebecca Smith registered the guests. Mrs. Taylor Morgan, Mrs. Reginald Spiller and Miss Margie Morgan served punch, coffee and cake squares. About 35 guests called during the a group met at the Legion Hall Mekalfe's two sisters, I Misses Sue and Amy Glenn from Matador.

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Anchicks evening. TILIPHONI TALK JL Banf, HOW TO EXTEND THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS Just nine more days to Christmas, Are you ready? It seema like every one in Hearne is busier than ever this year with holiday plans. Each year people discover new ways to express the way they feel at Christmas. It's a wonderful and exciting time when folks everywhere add new expressions of good will to the traditional Spirit of Christmas. Yet, over the years, nothing has ever quite replaced the satisfaction of personally exchanging greetings with loved ones and friends at Christmas, This helps explain the' growth of a modern-day Christmas tradition: the Long Distance phone call.

Beginning on Christmas Eve, and throughout Christmas day, some 16 rail- lion people exchange greetings by Long Distance. In making holiday calls, here's an idea that will help you extend the joy of Christmas over the entire holiday season. Place your Long Distance calls station- to-station instead of person-to-peraon. This way you can make almost three calls for the price of two. You save even more when you call on Sundays or after 6 p.

m. on weekdays. And, if you space your calls over the whole Christmas season, you'll find that each one seems to renew your holiday spirit and pleasure. Whenever you call, your call will go through faster v. hen you use the area code number for the out-of-town phone you wish to reach.

These numbers are listed in the telephone directory. TIP FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS If you're still looking for an extra special surprise for that favorite person on your Christmas list, I suggest you call our office and ask about our Phoneland suggestions. You'll find a host of telephone services that are sure to phones in color for any room in the house. Wall phones for the kitchen or models and the handsome Princess phone for bedrooms and living areas of the home. Mother, wife or daughter will be delighted with such a thoughtful and personal surprise.

So will the men. With each order for a Christmas phone, you'll receive a miniature toy phone in an attractive box to place under the tree. Why not stop by or call bur business office this week and let us help you make just the right selection HOLIDAY GREETINGS I'd like to take this opportunity, on behalf of all of us here at the telephone company, to extend our very beat wishes to you and each member of your family for this holiday season. Have a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! fwfcf ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE BLUE ROOM DINING ROOM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 SERVING FOOD FROM P. M.

TO P. M. Opea Sevea Days A Week FEATURING STEAKS SEA FOOD A PRIVATE DINING ROOM WITH PRIVATE ENTRANCE TO THE NORTH CATERING TO COUPLES AND FAMILIES Tow Patroaage Will Re Appreciated MR. AND MRS. EDWIN STEPHENS.