The Mexia Daily News from Mexia, Texas • Page 3

THE MEXIA pATLY NEWS, MEXIA, TEXAS, MATTCH 12, ig59 THREE Brownies Celebrate Girl Scout Week With Trip Friday Brownie Scout troops arc celebrating Girl week by taking a trip to Eddy to appear on Ihe Channel 0 Television program "The Happy Friday. March 13. The program begins aft 4:30. Leaders and guests planning to make the trip with the Brownies are Mrs. W.

L. Carrington, Stace Carrington, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Marshall, Mrs. Williford, Buddy Williford, Mrs. George Eubanks Mrs. L. A.

Hawkins, and Mary Ellen Hawkins. Also Dick Neese, Mrs elaTnd i' ari Kitchen Be Given In Contest ITowze, Mrs. Lynn Adams and Vickie Adams. Brownies have made miniature yellow Easter baskets A G-E all-electric kitchen lolding decorated candy eggs will be awarded as first prize to be placed on trays at Brown in a contest, just announced 'Scotch Foursome' Planned Saturday Ladies Golf Association of the Mcxia Country Club is sponsoring a Foursome" to begin at 1:00 Saturday, March There will bi; a putting contest at followed by a barbecue for golfers and their families CLOSE-OUT SALE hospital and Chrislolfer and the roasters of Admiration Edgar hospital Easter Sunday. Coffee.

The electric kitchen, complete with stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and washer-dryer combination, is he first of 201 prizes to be presented in the contest, which is designed to call attention to the greater flavor richness of today's Admiration Coffee. To win, it is only necessary to choose from a list of 25 words the five that best describe today's richer Admiration, and then to number them in the order of their importance. Entry blanks, including the list of words, are in every pound of Admiration Coffee, and there is no limit to the number of times contestants may enter. In addition to the grand; prize, 200 G-E electris skillets,) probe-controlled and complete-1 ly iminersible, will be given as second prizes. Family Dinner On 90th Birthday CURRENT ACTIVITIES Sophia Mann Circle Meets For Luncheon JFietcher! The Sophia Man circle met in W.S.C.S.

fonarrangt'monl." A greVn clottl, grandson, Douglas Ray yellow napkins and purple Today stemware completed the attractive setting. Mrs. Weaver A devotional and the back-; served course. ground of the author of the for a luncheon meeting study booki -Working One home of Mrs. J.

Urschel re- With Another," was given by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. O'Pry cently.

6:30 Prayer services Titus Ml A. R. Tyner presided Street Missionary Baptist ver thc business session. Church Mrs. John Bennett, president.

6:30 Dale Carnegie W.S.C.S., announced that J-V Cafe iwach circle is asked to give 7:00 WMU dollars for the support Mrs. J. W. Adams. "There is; are u-aving Friday for Hamlin, no geography in the realm o.f; Ru and Knox city where the spirit, Mrs.

Adams brought out in her talk. ithev will visit their children ciatic Ministry school Service meeting 8:30. 7:30 Visitation First Bap Church. Tomorrow list Church a foreign child. Bread of Life." The Lord's Jehovah Witness Theo- Mrs.

Jimmy Weaver spoke'Prayer was spoken in unison on two women who work in'by the group. A prayer ol Okinawa, and Mrs, L. was offered by spoke on missionaries injMrs. L. P.

Glover before the the United States. was served. Mrs. A. W.

Fletcher announ-j The dining table featured a 3:00 Communicants Classed that she had bought life yellow spring floral conducted by Dr. Frank Church. 4:00 Woman's Friday Club Memorial Library. 6:00 Men's Prayer meeting at Northside Baptist Church. Mrs.

Urschel other relatives for the next the group al the piano when 'two weeks, they sang "Break Thou All Stock And Fixtures Of LONGBOTHAM HARDWARE COMPANY WORTHAM, TEXAS One Block East Walker Furniture Company 4,000 CFM Wright Evaporative Cooler Way Low Price. Dishes Electric Mixers G. E. Irons Kitchen Utensils New and Used Ranges Used Refrigerators and Washers. Plow Handles Single Trees Wagon Tongues Fence Materials Nuts Bolts 100s of Other Items too Numerous to mention in this space.

OPEN! P.M.'TIL? Cash and Carry All Sales Final No Refunds No Exchanges! Assembly No. 77 Meets Recently WANTED Cars and Lawn Mowers To Repair SAM EUBANKS 710 East Hopkins A. P. Maddox -was honored on his 90th birthday recently with a dinner given at hi? home near the Reunion Grounds by his children and their families. The artistically decoratec cake was designed to represen! Mexia Assembly No.

77 met'each of his children, at the Eastern Star hall re- Celebrating the- occasion jcently with seventeen mem--with Mr. Maddox were h'K ibers and twenty officers his son, Douglas; three iscnt. (daughters, 'Mrs. Will Herring- Girls in charge of the ton, Mrs. George Brooks and (meeting were Mary Glen Waters.

(Worthy Advisor: Martha Hud- Also Mrs. Douglas Maddox, Worthy Associate Advis- i en Waters, Mr. and Mrs. or; Dolly Pinson, Charity; Al- Maddox, Shelle, Bubba ma Jones. Hope; and Claudia and Jackie.

Mess, Faith. Mr and Mrs Sam LeNoir. and son, Sammy, Bobby 'Maddox and Mr. and Mrs. jdunng her term Those will and Jimmy tod Delude Weldeen Houston cake sale; Martha anr) 'Lot of Gold" supper; Ilene' arrington, publicity; Pamela; Miss Wright Is Circle Hostess Julia Graham circle of the First Baptist Church met with Miss Emma Wright Tuesday morning for a Bible lesson Mrs.

John E. Mills taught the lesson entitled, "Man In Sin." The business meeting was presided over by Mrs. V. E. president of the circle.

Refreshments of brown )read, cookies and a iruit drink vere served by the hostess to he thirteen members and hree guests. Mrs. Roberson. VIrs. Webb and Mrs.

T. M. iles. The meeting was dismissed ith a prayer. Clark chairman for appointed the 1 the committees! COME SEE US FOR BARGAINS WALKER FURNITURE CO.

WORTHAM, TEXAS Moore, midnight show. Mrs. John Sanders Is Circle Hostess Modie Morton circle of the First Methodist church met recently in the home of Mrs. John Sanders with thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. Jrace Hughes of Dallas, present.

Mrs. W. Duke Pittman presided over the business session. Mrs. Mary Ward announced that she was giving a Junior life memberhip in the W.S.C.S.

to Marlis Maxine Ellis and a baby life membership to Jeanne Smith Ramsey. An opening song, "Break Thou The Bread of was sung by the group and Mrs. John Focke led in prayer. Mrs. Focke was program leader for the afternoon and I Mrs.

Walter Perkins read the and ms Ed Gaug6i Mr and Mrs Gerald Johnston and Martha of Mart. Also Mr Mrs. Johnston of Houston, Mrs Maggie Scott, the Rev. anc Mrs. LaVerne Thompson and family, Mr.

and Mrs. LaMai McGowan of Beaumont, Mrs Lura Hendricks of Groesbeck and Mrs. Maude McClintock of Mexia. Easy Carpet Cleaning Discovery Hailed What is said to be the easiest and "cleaningest" rug cleaner, known as Blue Lustre, is available after years of research. Blue Lustre leaves no foreign residue to cause rapid reselling.

The pile is left open and fluffy as the colors spring out like magic. So easy to apply with a long handle brush (like playing shuffleboard) and is safe for all types of carpets. Use Blue Lustre to clean the entire car-pet or remove spots and traffic lanes. It's economical as gallon of concentrate cleans three 9 12 rugs. J.

I. Riddle Co. Ph. GY6-2331 Mexia, Texas FOR ROOFING PAINT HARDWARE WALL PAPER REPAIR LOANS NORRIS LUMBER CO. Phone Texas What Do You Seek In A Restaurant? Good Food? Generous Portions? Pleasant Atmosphere? You'll Find Them ALL Here! WESTERN GRILL RAYMOND BOST, Owner "Phone GY6-4242 102 West Commerce Forest Glade "4H" Girl's Club Meets The 4H Girl's club met at the Forest Glade School recently for a regular monthly meeting.

Jerri Waters, president, called the meeting to order and the secretary, Glenda Baker, read minutes of the last meeting. During the business session it was decided that the group would bring twenty-five cents to school by Thursday for the weiner roast planned for Sat- ilj.ir>, I J.V*l>rtllJO i VI scripture taken fronvEphesians. urda March 4 at Miss Mary Ward, Mrs. Pitt-'Joan Gates and Nancy Batten man, and Mrs. Roy Johansen discussed Methodist missionary work being done in Oki- inawa, Japan and in the United i States.

Mrs. Johansen gave the closing prayer. A dessert course was served by the hostess. Dr. C.

E. Howell returned home Thursday after having spent several days in Christof- jfer-Edgar hospital following jsurgery. made the motions for these plans. Program for the day was on accessories and Miss Ethel Hander, county home demonstration agent, was in charge. She discussed different types of accessories and where and to wear with them, i Twenty three members were resent and two adult leaders, Irs.

Claude Gore and Miss lelva Harvey. Tough-built Chevy truck bulls its way deep into the woods for mammoth loads most exciting new bra since Hidden VISIT RELATIVES HERE WEDNESDAY Several out of town people isited relatives in Mexia Wed- esday after having attended he funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Rux, in Teague. They vere Mr. and Mrs.

Herman vlagnenant and daughter, Na-1 ine, of Corsicana, Mr. and I VIrs. Joe Teetor and of Kilgore, Mrs. J. M.j ohansen and son, Jimmy, of Mr.

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White Lustercale. cups. Only 3.95 This big Scries 60 Chevy bulls its way as far as 8 miles into the Louisiana woods, fights over ruts and jagged stumps then grinds back out with towering loads of logs! The Sabine Lumber Company attests to the truck's ability to take it: "Chevrolet makes the best truck for our type of operation." Out where a truck is known for the beating it can take, Chevy's making friends fast. Truckers like the way these touphies hold up; the way they wade right in, take their lumps, yet stay in shape. Today, it's grit that Chevy's showing the trucking- industry.

Real toughness that pays off in job- after-job dependability in ability to get work done at least expense. You can match Chevy muscle against any tough light-, medium- or heavy-duty job and knnw you've got it beat! Your Chevrolet dealer's ready right now to meet your special work requirements. Stop by and see him soon. No job's too tough for a Chevrolet truck! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer Mrs. Mary DeHoney of Coolidge is in Christoffer-Edjar hospital for medical treatment.

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