The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 6

Set. I The Beane (Texaa) Desaeerat, TrMar. 9. 1M2 The Hearne Democrat WMS Program Topic The monthly missionary meeting of Woman's Missionary Society, First Baptist Church was held Tuesday morning at the church with the president, Mrs. M.

O. Baker, presiding. The 75th anniversary program was presented by the Mary Ann Anderson Circle under the direction of Mrs. John Childers. Mrs.

C. B. Thames, Mrs. G. Penningtqn and Mrs.

Leon Wilson represented of 1888 and related briefly facts about the organizational meeting of W. in 1888. Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Jack Kelly and Mrs.

Charlie. Miller, typifying modern day-, women, told of some of the achievements of the organization in the past 75 years. Mrs. Doyle Marchbanks and Mrs. Jimmy Fleetwood, representing the W.

M. S. member of 1963 and the Youth.of W. M. U.

respectively gave the great challenge which faces the women and youth of 1963 in accepting the responsibilities which placed within, their grasp. T. H. Carswell gave the morning Call to and Mrs. Childers closed the program with a In the business meeting which followed, Mrs.

Houston Young, Mrs. Crowder and Mrs. M. E. Jones were elected to serve as the nominating committee, Mrs.

H. White was elected as chairman of the Bessie Bell Circle arid Mrs. Buford Hall was elected Sunbeam leader. The 1 that members make plans to attend an associational leadership course which will be taught at the.Elllott Baptist Church November 13. E.

H. Crowders Entertain Club On Thursday, November members of the Happy Hour Club, were entertained with a luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Crowder.

Geranium blossoms enhanced the. decor of the home and harmonized in color with a rare-species of touch-me-nots in coral shade that formed the attractive centerpiece at the luncheon table where a delicious menu featuring, an entree course of baked ham was served. Cokes were served during the afternoon as those attending enjoyed fellowship in visiting and handiwork for their hostess. Those participating in the generous hospitality offered by Mrs. Crowder were Mrs.

A. E. Malone, Mrs. J. T.

White, Mrs. T. A. Searcy, Mrs. L.

W. Perkins, Mrs. Stoney Stubbs and Mrs. P. Henry, Winsome Class At M.

0. Baker Home Mrs. M. O. Baker welcomed members of the Winsome Sunday School Class, First Baptist Church, at her home Tuesday evening, November 6, for the monthly business and social meeting of the class.

After calling the meeting to order, the class president, Mrs. W. O. Little, asked members-to repeat the class prayer in unison. The opening prayer was offered by Mrs.

V. M. Newell, class teacher. Following reports by the secretary, vice president, assistant secretary and group leaders, old and new business was discussed. A food committee, consisting of Mrs.

L. W. Neumann, Mrs. John Childers and Mrs. H.

P. Moss, was appointed to plan the annual family Christmas dinner party of the class. The business discussion was dismissed with prayer by Mrs. O. L.

Harris. Mrs. Little then introduced Mrs. M. E.

Jones, guest speaker for the evening, who brought an interesting devotional titled, "Forgiveness." Mrs. Baker served a refreshment plate of pineapple a la mode with coffee and hot tea as her thirteen guests enjoyed a social hour at the conclusion of the program. Mrs. G. Pennington Addresses Class Mrs.

Gary Pennington brought an inspiring message on "Thanksgiving Offering" to members of the" Friendship Sunday School Class, First Baptist Church, Tuesday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rogers. F. T.

presided at the seven-thirty o'clock monthly business and' social meeting which was opened with prayer by Mrs. R. W. Pearson. At the conclusion of Mrs.

Pennington's talk, members -joined in singing the Doxology and the prayer of adjournment was offered by Mrs. M. J. Carlegis. During the evening the class presented a farewell gift to Mrs.

Pearson, who is moving back to Dimmitt to make her home. A Thanksgiving decor lent I festive air to the reception room where the fourteen attending were served a dessert plate of cherry tarts, coffee and punch by Mrs. Ropers and her co-hostess, Mrs. L. H.

Collie, during the social hour. Members attending the meeting besides Mrs. Green, Mrs. Pen- Mrs. and Mrs Pearson were Mrs.

Leon Boriskie, Mrs. Holland tyjrs, Arthur Theis, Mrs. H. O. Jones, Mrs.

Tommy Mooney, Mrs. T. T. Barnett, Mrs. Roy Raybun and Mrs.

E. I. Garrison. appointed refreshment table, laid with a white cloth, and holding a floral arrangement of white chrysanthemums, accented by red berries, and a beautiful white birthday cake embellished with pink confection rosettes, an inscription of "Happy Birthday" and nine pink and white candles. Following a series of games that were played for amusement a refreshment course of sandwiches, punch and birthday cake was served to the honoree and following guests: Gerardine Mayes, Cathy Wilson, Suzi Smith, Priscilla Corpora, Sandra Corpora, Bernadette Corpora, Marilyn Scamardo, Frances Reistino, Diane Reistino, Nancy and Vivian Boedeker, Ginger Campise, Mary Jane Fleming, Cindy Degelia, Deborah DeStefano, Linda Cortemelia.

Debra Davis, Jo Ann Cortemelia, Betty Bingham, Nancy Sander, Jeanne Pursley, Jeanie Simonton, Marsha Rachui, Julie Tonn, Madeline Ferrara, Frances Zeig, George Pharis Jr. and Tracey Varvel. Mrs. P. L.

Scamardo and Mrs. Vince Corpora assisted Mrs. Dencna with hostess duties. Hospital Notes Mrs. Donie Starkey and Mrs.

J. W. New of Franklin, who are still hospitalized locally for injuries resulting from a recent automobile accident, are improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Willie M.

Menn of Franklin, formerly of Hearne, is seriously ill in Methodist Hospital, Houston. Mrs. Gerald Murphy submitted to chest surgery in Grossmont General Hospital, La Mesa, Calif. on Wednesday. Mrs.

Murphy is the former Alice Claire Brady and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brady. Which of the following is spelled correctly? Haw Wen Da TM Spear Try this one and then look for the answer on the CLASSIFIED PAGE of this week's DEMOCRAT Glacial Glacid dachal (Meaning that pertaining to glaciers or ice) SPELLING IS A GOOD SO IS BANKING WITH US. FIRST STATE BANK Hearae, Texas your own monthly record especially ptfi.tax will be so grateful for your check- Ibsf account.

It fives you a step by stop record of and income deposited, Cancelled checks proof of payment, too. Open your MR. AND MRS. HOWARD A. STEOALL of Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Carol, to Thomas Edgar Phillips, son of Mrs.

Agnes Phillips of New Baden and the late Edgar Phillips. The wedding will be January 26 at the Franklin Baptist Church. A graduate of Southwest Texas State Teachers College, San Marcos, the bride-elect is now employed in the La Marque Public School system as a Business Administration instructor. The prospective bridegroom is a senior student at the University of Texas. Austin, where he is a member of the Longhorn football squad.

Donna McLeroy Entertains Class Donna McLeroy entertained the twelve-year-old girls' Sunday School class, First Baptist Church, with a Halloween party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeroy, when. the class held its monthly business and social meeting the evening of October 29. Following the opening prayer by Margaret Cox, a short was brought Mrs.

C. H. White, the class During the social period, Hallo- Ween costumes that were worn by members were admired and Pat Wooten was presented award for the best costume. Various games were played for amusement. The Halloween decor was stressed in the dining area where a refreshment course of sandwiches, potato chips, punch and cupcakes decorated in the Halloween motif was served by Mrs.

McLeroy. Other members of the class attending were Sherry Elliott, Christie Tonn and Leah Mooney. Patio Party For Margaret Denena Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Denena honored their daughter, Margaret Mary, with a party at their home from four until five-thirty o'clock Friday afternoon, November 2.

The. fete was extended to her as a naial anniversary courtesy mark ing her ninth birthday. JVhite and pink balloons gaily decorated the patio where guests were greeted, by the honoree and her mother. Also creating a party mood on the patio was a prettily New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Allen of jHuntsville arc parents of a son, Curtis born there November 3. Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Haas of Hearne are the maternal grandparents. A daughter, Mary Teresa, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Suggs Jr. of Dallas in Baylor Hospital on November 7.

are Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Martin and Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Suggs of Hearne. On Saturday, November 3, a son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Bob Green in a local hospital. The infant has been named Bobby Allen Green. Study Group To Meet Tuesday Mrs. Ken Kennamer has announced that the Education for Family study group of the P.

T. meet Tuesday November 13 at 7:30 p. m. at the First State Bank. "The Changing Faces of Children's Heroes" will be the subject for discussion, led by Mrs.

E. B. Priestly and Mrs. Foy E. Boswell.

Parents of elementary age children are invited to attend this study session. F. W. McCormicks Host Class Meet Members of the Ruth Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held their regular business and social meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne McCormick at seven-thirty o'clock Monday evening. Following the call to order by the president, Mrs. Jack Fulton, prayer was offered by Mrs. Claude Tindle Jr. Mrs.

Jack Mathews, leader for the month, gave a devotional on Rebecca, a woman of the Bible. During the business discussion plans were made for the annual Christmas party of the class. At the social hour. Mrs. McCormick served cake, nuts, coffee and Cokes to hei guests who included those mentioned, Mrs.

E. H. Crowder, teacher of the class, Mrs. T. H.

Stotts, Mrs. James Hairston and Mrs. Horace Mathews. Celebration Marks 88th Birthday R. Peyton celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday on November with dose relatives and friends at his home.

Those joining him and his daughter, Miss Barbara Peyton, for the occasion included his niece, Miss Margaret Peyton, and Sam Rice Jr. of Beochley, who arrived bearing gifts and a natal confection for the celebration. Others calling to extend their good wishes were his sons and their families, Mr and Johnny Peyton of Caldwell and Mr. and Luther Peyton and children of Hearne; alao his of Hearne, Mra. Lea PunaU.

The Rev. and Mrs. John A. Brady and children, Scott, Johnny and Lydia, of Houston were in Hearne last weekend to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Brady They came at this time to attend homecoming 'festivities' at Baylor University, Wfcco. They plan to visit in Hearne again this weekend and attend the homecoming activities of Hearne High School. WAYNE OLDHAM 13- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Oldham, recently appeared in "Bye Bye Birdie" at the University of Colorado, Boulder Colorado. This is the third appearance in stage productions by the young singing star. His mother is the former Ruth Johnson, a 1941 graduate of Hearne High School. His grandparents arc Mrs. Lynn Johnson of Hearne and Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Oldham of Bremond. Library Listings Mrs.

Carl Baker of Beevttle was a weekend guest of her sisters, Mrs. Emma Stephens and Mra. Evelyn Baker. She came at this time to visit with another sister, Mrs. Mike McGar, who returned home to Morgan City, La.

Tuesday after several days visit with her sisters. Also visiting with them on Sunday was end were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mrs, Grace Ifsro of Enols: Prtlie Library) Books checked out week ending November The week of November 11-17 has been proclaimed National 'Children's Book Week. The library is open from 1 to 5 p.

m. Tuesday through open Saturdays from 7:30 to 10:80 9. closed Sundays and Mondays. Mrs. David White of San Marcot visited in Hearne hut week as a (vest of Mr.

and Jakie Sllverman and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. McCarver.

Weekend houseguests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Burmingham Jr.

were his sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Patton 'of Houston, and his aunt, Mrs. Opal Walker of Port Worth. Mrs. J. F.

Lucas, who accompanied her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lucas and sons, when they returned to their home hi Portland after attending the homecoming activities at Baylor University, Waco, last weekend, has returned home. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Tobias for the weekend were Bir. and Mrs. Verhon Martin of Marble Falls and Mrs. Zsme Martin and family'of Lufkin. Mr.

and Lynn. Huff and daughter are visiting in Sfayre, Okla. this week with her parents, Mr. and A. F.

Wells, and other relatives. S'E'LL-A-B RATION BROWNINGS SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY 8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 -10 GOLD MEDAL FLOURS DEL MONTE CATSUP 20 os, Bottles LIBBTO TOMATO JUKI Ounce LIBBTO CREAM STYLE 303 CANS. IMPERIAL SUGARS (limit) Kraft Miracle Whip SALAD D1ESSING Quart PIONEER Pound Bag NORTHERN Assorted Colors TISSUE 0 AUSTEX STEW 300 Can DEL MONTE SWEET PEAS Mi 303 CAM users SLICED BEETS 303 Cans WASHING POWDER Giant Sixe vv rmmm TIDE FRYERS Pwnd WHOLE 33( FRESH HENS POUND BATH'S PURE PORK SAUSAGE ONE Ml. ROLLS PORK STEAK POUND- PORK ROAST POUND A. M.

DELIVERY ON OtDElS 0V AND UP ROWNING GROCERY HEARNE Dial (-3233.