Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 5

COBSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1956 FIVE Prater Family Reunion Is Held The Prater family reunion was held recently at the Corsicana City Park. Among those attending were: Mr. and Mrs R. V. Prater, children and grandchildren; Mr.

and Mrs. Ikey Barrett, William and Larry; Mrs. Wallace Johnson, Brenda and Malesa; Mrs. Kenny Harris and Billy and Gerald Prater, all of Montgomery. Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Prater, Cathryn, Anita, Leon'and Jody; Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Mary Frances, Troylene, Darlene and Johnny; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collum, Susan and Danny Wayne, all of Houston; Leon Prater, Juanita and Bernlta, Buras, La. anc Mrs Wilson Prater and Jimmy, Gorsicana; Mr.

and Doyce Prater, Crane; Mr. and Tom Poteet, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yancy and children, Mr Mrs. Guy Hopper and children, all of Alvarado; Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Lusk, Blooming Grove; Mr. and Mrs.

James Mclntosh, Tyler. Mrs. Cathlene Yearby and children, Corsicana; Mr. and Mrs. Okla Prater and children, Corsicana; Mrs.

Ophelia Prater, Mrs. Alice Green, Mr. and Mrs. Wyndell -Prater and Mrs. Adele Hollifield, all of Corsicana.

Visitors Included Bud Denn and Mike, Miss Pat Aday, Mr. God- McGregor; Mr. and Mrt. Ed- Davenport, Dallas. Esther Circle Meets Tuesday The Esther Circle of the Mls- slonary Baptist Church met Tuesday with 14 members and four Sunbeams present.

Mrs. Lola Ruth Langs ton led In prayer. Mrs. Martha Conn presided for the business session. The circle voted to meet with the church for a family picnic Tuesday night.

Mrs. Zelda Farmer dismissed' In MUSICIAN SAVES GIRL NEWPORT, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra percussionist saved a life. Glenn Robinson of who works as a life guard between orchestra seasons, heard a boy's plea his sister was missing. He dived into a swimming pool, found the giel, brought her to the surface and revived her with artificial respiration. CANCEL CHOIR REHEARSAL The scheduled choir rehearsal Thursday at the St.

John's Episcopal Church has been cancelled, according to an announcement Wednesday. Try Cason's Flowers PHONE 3-3791 415 N. 15th St. Poarch Swings NICELY 4 FEET WIDTH WITH $15.00 T. J.

WALTON FURNITURE CO. 204 South Beaton St. vf' 1 '7' REVEAL J. H. Pair, 4406 Billingsley, Houston, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter; Miss Nelda Pair, to William Dwaine Dawson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank B. Dawson, 1115 West Sixteenth avenue. The marriage will take place August 10 at 8:30 p. m.

in the Abel Rice auditorium at the IOOF Home here. The bride-elect Is a graduate Corsicana High School and is employed at the Production Credit Association in Houston. The bridegroom-to-be is also a graduate of Corsicana High School and of North Texas State Teachers College. (Photo by Taylor Studio) SOCIAL REVUE Mr. and Mrs.

Sam H. Foster and I The. Business and Professional son, Charles, of Corpus Christl, are visiting in the home of their mother and grandmother, Mrs. A. E.

Foster, and other relatives. L. R. "Dutch" Meyer, athletic director of TCU, will be featured September 13th Christian Men's speaker at the banquet of the Fellowship, First Christian The Christian Guild, First Christian Church, will meet Monday, August 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs.

Percy Blackburn. Jimmy Capehart will, serve as leader for a young people's Meeting Friday at 7:45 p.m. at First Assembly of God Church. Memorial Baptist WMS will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in regular session.

Teachers and officers of Emmanuel Baptist Church will meet tonight, Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. The Ladies' class of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ will meet each Tuesday at 9 a.m. Winnie chapter No. 160, Ennls, has Invited the local OES Chap- 'ter No. 118 to attend a 'meeting Thursday 8' p.m.

Lois Burnett, Fort Worth, Worthy Grand Matron, will make an official visit. Corsicana branch, National League of American Pen- Women, will meet in business session Monday, October 29, at Kinslbe House. Mrs. Calvin Holloway will appear on the August 1st Story Hour at the Corsicana Public Library. Miss Faye Ashmore will be among those attending the Wesleyan Service Guild weekend Saturday and Sunday at Tarleton State Stephenville.

hid Btnrago Spoon, $5.50 Women's Clubs of District will meet in annual conference the week-end of October 13 at Ennis. Mrs. B. L. Galaway is superintendent of the Vacation Bible School now in progress at' Central Methodist Church.

Loyalty class. First Baptist Church, will meet in dinner session Thursday at 6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with Mmes. Sam Grain arid Helen Miller as cohos- tesses. The Woman's Society of Christian Service, Central Methodist Church, will meet Wednesday, August 8, at 9:30 a.m.

Group IV of the Christian Women's Fellowship will meet Monday, August 20, at First Christian Church with Mrs. Clyde O. Donnell as hostess. The WMC of First Assembly of God Church will meet Thursday at 9:30 a.m. for an inspirational service.

The Men's Dinner Club, First Methodist Church, will sponsor a churchwide Family Picnic Friday at 7 p.m. at Camp Wanica. Mrs. Thomas J. Webb underwent surgery early Tuesday at the Shell Clinic.

Former Resident To Open Studio Miss Margaret Louise Johnston, Rockdale, is visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hayden Crawford, 1155 West Collin. The visitor is the daughter of and Mrs.

Lawrence Johnston, formerly ot this city, who also vls- ite'd early this week in Corsicana. Miss Johnston, a dancer of promise, will open her own studio In Rockdale this fall her friends have been advised. While in Corsicana she was a student and later an associate teacher at the Cook Studio Mrs. Johnson who has taught at Robert E. school for several years has been elected to the faculty of the Rockdale Public Schools.

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Women's Editor NEW YORK, July The fashionable woman will be wrapped In feathers Instead of fur this fall. Ostrich Is definitely more stylish than mink next season, and considerably cheaper, too. Instead of a mink stole, for instance, you're supposed to drip ostrich plumes on dress-up even- Ings. Four feet of ostrich plumes, stitched to chiffon, will cost you $89 in- black or white, and you wear them just the way Lillian Russell wore her feather boa slung round your neck and casually dangling from your arms. If ostrlct sounds too plush tyou can be just as feathery in a $49 maribou cape, maribou la that powder-puff-type feather that's on negligees, and it's being used for little fluffy white capelets this fall.

You can be feathery under $20, only around your neck. collar-capelet of coq feathers will set you back around $17, In turquoise, red, white or black. The only objection to feathers instead of fur will come from the anemic. An ostrict plume won't keep you as warm as a mink, but it definitely will keep you stylish. Catholic Groups Planning Benefit Events Thursday The Cemetery Association of Immaculate Conception Church and Our- Lady's Altar Society jointly will sponsor an ice cream supper on the parish school lawn Thursday at 7:30 p.

m. Mrs. J. H. Kelly, general chairman, Is being assisted by Mmes.

J. A. Boyd, C. A. Gonzales and R.

T. Martin and Miss Mary Walker. Hostesses will be Mmes. J. F.

Stein, L. Pj Tilton and C. B. Harrison. Miss Helen Hannifin will be In charge of a fish pond: Bill Dennc hey, darts; Johnny Chirafis, cold drinks.

The Altar Society membership will serve ice cream and cake. The public has been invited to attend and support the benefit project, and a special invitation has been extended to First Baptist WMS Lists Programs The Women's Missionary Society, First Baptist Church, will have two late summer programs of importance. The organization will meet Monday at 9:30 a. m. to hear the presentation of a stewardship book, "Partnership with Christ." Mrs.

W. M. Hurley will preside, and participants will Include Mmes. L. B.

Dawson and Louts Gibson. The WMS will meet Monday, August 6, for an executive session at 9:30 a. a general business meeting "at 10 and a mission program at 11. Speaker for the final period will be Misa -Lois Glass, missionary. Upper Room Class Names Officers Officers have been announced for the Upper Room- Bible class, First Methodist Church.

These are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lattimore, presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fuller, vice-presidents; Mrs.

George McDonald, secretary; Mrs. Sam Inmon, attendance secretary, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Garrett, treasurers. The nominating committee was composed of Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Robberts and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fuller. James Bowie PTA Lists Fall Dates James Bowie PTA.has announced selection of two important dr in its Fall calendar. Fun Night will be observed Monday, September 24, from 6 to 8:30 p.

m. Dads' Night has been set for Tuesday, October 23, from 7 to 8:30 p. m. MOTHER. SON MARRY MONTPELIER, Vt.

UP) A mother and son were married' Tuesday. Kenneth LaFlam married Carol Ann Rollins. The attendants were LaFlam's mother, Mildred LaFlam, and Harry B. Badger. A few moments later, married Badger with her son and his new bride as attendants.

CARD OF IHANKS We wish to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone who had a part in the nice lunch, beautiful flowers and each kind word of sympathy shown us at the death of our mother, Mrs. Alice Berry. Especially do we wish to thank the ladies of the Memorial Baptist Church. May God bless each of you is our CHILDREN. A NEIGHBOR Some candidates secure lone lists of endorsements but their neighbors knotf them best.

I live across the street from James C. Sewcll, and nearly every day I visit In his home. He and his family are fine Christian people. James C. Sewell Is well qualified to be our District Judge and I am eolng to vote for, hlmi MISS ALICE West 4th Ave.

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Sam Grain and Helen Miller as co-hostesses. i .7:30 o'clock P. Lady's Altar Society will sponsor a lawn social on the school grounds of Immaculate Conception Church. Homemade Ice cream and cake will bo served. The public has been Invited to attend.

Games will be played, and a Treasure Chest awarded. Monday, July 30th 9:30 o'clock A. stewardship book will be presented for the meeting of First Baptist AVMS. "Partnership With Chrlsf Is the chosen text. Mrs.

W. M. Hurley, stewardship chairman, will preside. Tuesday, July 31st 9:00 o'clock. A.

annual observance of Rally Day by the Navarro County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs will take place at City Park. 7:30 o'clock P. Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet in program session at North Corsicana Methodist Church. Monday, August 6th 9:30 o'clock A. Baptist WMS will meet in executive session to bo followed by general business and program meetings.

Miss Lois Glass, missionary, will be the'speaker. 7:00 o'clock P. Business Women's Circle, First Baptist WMS, will meet in regular session at the church. 7:30 o'clock P. Lady's Altat Society will meet In regular ses- in the school auditorium of Immaculate Conception Church.

Mmes. George Edmons and L. P. Tilton will be hostess. Tuesday, August 7th 7:30 o'clock P.

Ophllus Club will entertain with a tacky party In the home of Mrs. Thomas Ross, 1214 West Fourth avenue, with Mmes. Gene Massey, Marvin Bickerstaff and Estelle Smith as co-hostesses. Wednesday, August Sth 9:30 o'clock A. Woman's Society of Christian Service, Central Methodist Church, will meet in regular session, resuming activities interrupted for the annual Vacation Bible school.

Monday, August 13th 3:30 o'clock P. I of the Christian Women's Fellowship, First Christian Church, will meet in the home of Mrs. Walter Roberts. 3:30 o'clock P. of the Christian Women's Fellowship, First.Christlan Church, will meet In the home of Mrs.

W. M. Forester. The circle will continue study of "Frontiers of Challenge and Change." 7:30 o'clock P. Christian Christian Church, will meet in the home of Mrs.

Percy Blackburn. Tuesday, August 14th 7:30 o'clock P. Chester Chatham, Dallas, will review "In My Father's House" for the Woman's Society of Christian Service. North Corsicana Methodist Church. The women of other churches are invited to attend.

Monday, August 20th 3:30 o'clock P. III of the Christian Women'e Fellowship, First Christian Church, will meet in the home of Mrs. 8 Guthrie, 1535 West Third avenue. 3:30 o'clock P. IV of the Christian Women's Fellowship will meet at First Christian Church with Mrs.

Clyde O.Donnell as hostess. Son Of Countess StabbedlnChest After Big Party NEW YORK 25-year- old son of a Park Avenue pountess was stabbed in the chest with a gold letter opener shortly after a big, cocktail party broke up Tuesday night in a plush East Side apartment. Early today police arrested a jewely-bedected blonde divorcee on a felonious assault charge. She Is in her 40a. Mrs.

Irene de la Begasslere, who said she Is the ex-wife of a French marquis, entered her cell in party dress. She wore a gold- trimmed red evening gown and gold sandals and corrled a gold mash bag. Mrs. dc la Begasslere called police after the stabbing of William Grey in her four-room apartment. He was taken to Roosevelt Hospital, where his condition was reported as satisfactory.

He told police his mother Is the Countess de Beaurepaire. Mrs. de la Begasslere told police that Grey was an uninvited guest at the cocktail party in her apartment. She added that 200 persons showedXup for the affair that started at 7 p. m.

The party ended at 11 p. she said, and everyone went home except Grey. She told police he suddenly came toward her with his hand raised. She grabbed an antique gold letter opener with a six-inch blade. But she said she couldn't remember what happened after that.

Grey said he had boon Invited to the party. He declined to discuss how the Etabbiner occurred. INCREASE GRANTED The House has passed legislation granting a 10 per cent increase In railroad annuities and the measure is now awaiting action by President Eisenhower, according to a telegrom received by Ira Boltz, 1440 West Fifth avenue, from Olin E. Teague, congressman from this district. The railroad employes had Bought a 15 per cent hike, Boltz said.

Los Angeles Man Killed In Dallas DALLAS A man Identified by papers on his pockets as Jeffery Cambell, 26, of Los Angeles, was shot and killed outside of a drive-in grocery store Tuesday night. Fred Woolsey, 56, owner of the store, told police he shot the man after the latter had lunged at him with a knife. Woolsey said an employe saw a man walk out of the store with a case of liquor and started putting it into a taxlcab. When ordered to return the liquor to the store, the man lifted up the case and smashed it on the pavement. Woolsey said he chased the man and fired when the latter turned and lunged at him with a knife.

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Fully 1,500 gallons of liquid sugar spilled out of a tank truck, causing a long tie-up of traffic, until firefighters washed off the sticky mess. MINOR QUAKE NOTED VALLEJO, Calif. An earthquake was felt In Vallejo and neighboring Napa and Fairfleld shortly before Tuesday midnight. Police described it as minor and said no damage was reported. Vallejo, site of the Navy's Mare Island Shipyard, is about 30 miles northeast of San Francisco.

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Ed Barnes read Psalrn 121, and Mrs. J. W. Lunsford read poems, "Is My House In Order?" and "I'm Not Growing Old." Mrs. John Remonte offered prayer.

Games featured the occasion. Included were a punctuation quiz, famous names and a pantomime nemlng the hostess circle. A songfest followed. Chicken salad and plmlerita cheese sandwiches, cake squares and Ice tea were served to 24 present. Victor Borge Hecklers' Equal At Copenhagen: COPENHAGEN.

Denmark Borfje hoard' a few calls from the tnlcony during file act night for delegatM to the Interna-- Congress of Pediatrics. "Evidently." he said, 'cw jinople here who cannot handle, Danish ht'er." Then he returned to the nd resumed his English-language monologue for the gathering; made; up of pr rson.s of many languages. The catcalls became louder. "It seems someone doesn't like' his act," Borge said. "I hope, lave enjoyed yourselves." He turned and walked off The audience of more than 2,000 applauded him thunderously.

The hecklers described annoyed because the 1 icrfonnance was In English de- -arted. Borge returned smiled and "The rent-on I left the stage, wall 1 Because it too hot. You 'can'' I have changed my suit." He finished hia act and toOk hrec curtain calls. North Corsicana WSCS To Offer Review Of Book Plans for a book review program featuring an out-of-town speaker vere made when the Woman's So- clely of Christian Service met Tuesday evening at North Corsicana Methodist Church. Mrs.

Chester Chatham, Dallas. vlll review "In My Father's House 1 at a special meeting Tuesday, August 14, at 7:30 p.m. Other WSCS groups and also other organizations will be efc- cnded an open invitation to attend and share in the occasion. The reviewer is the daughter ot Mrs. H.

L. Hervcy. Mrs. H. M.

Bowden was leader 'or the yearbook program at the Tuesday session. "Scatter the Seed Brazil." Mrs. Mary Mlddlebrook presided 'or the transaction of 1 The North Corsicana WSCS Will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for an- other mission program on a South American subject. A box is being prepared for that mission field.

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