Grand Prairie Daily News from Grand Prairie, Texas • Page 2

2 OfUND AMMI DAILY Nl 2, Calendar of events Council PTA speakers Miss Margaret Kelleher, left, and her sister, Miss Agnes Ann Kelleher, both of Dallas, speakers at the March meeting of City Council PTA, chat with Council program chairman, Mrs. J. W. Patton, following the Misses Kelleher, members of the Dallas League of Women Voters, talked on the topic, "Austin Is Where the Action News photo Council PTA program given A discussion on the subject, "Austin Is Where the Action Is," -was presented by two members of the League of Women Voters at the March meeting of City Council PTA. The speakers, Misses Margaret and Agnes Ann Kelleher, of Dallas, discussed procedure for passing a bill through the House of Representatives and the work of the lobbyist in Austin.

Misses Kelleher have 1 had a varied background in journalism and currently own a feature brokerage business in Dallas. They were introduced at the meeting by Mrs. J. W. Patton, Council program chairman.

Mrs. K. P. Almond, president of Church Women United, gave the inspiration. Mrs.

Howard Brown, Council president, conducted the business session, during which the Rev. Billy McDaniel, exceptional child chairman, announced that there will be a testing program held in connection with the preschool round-up this year for those who are interested. The be Riven tests which ren will be given tests which will demonstrate their abilities and disabilities in certain areas. Mrs. Calven McDCoy introduced a new program of action to Council for the new year which will encourage local units to support a beautification and betterment program for the city and school.

The bendiction was given by Joe Hendrix, principal at Lee Junior High School. YES OUR FUNERALS DO COST LESS -AN2-S1S1- Wn. D. Brown Funerd Hunt Itetfir Orand Prairie High School baseball team vs. Richland at RfchlMd 4 Adams Jr.

High PTA, 7:30 p.m., school cafetorium. Jefferson Jr. High PTA, 7:90 p.m., school cafetorium. Lee Jr High PTA, 7:30 p.m., school cafetorium. Sam R.

Hamilton Masonic Lodge meeting, 7:30 p.m., Lodge Hall. City Commission, 7:30 p.m., City Hall. Past Noble Orand Sunshine Club, 7:30 p.m., Orand Prairie State Bank Community Room. Mu Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, 8 p.m., homes of members. Charm course sponsored by City Recreation Department, 4 p.m.

for junior high girls, 7 p.m. for high school girls, Recreation Department, Orand Prairie Road. Wednesday Women's Exercise Class, 9 a.m., Crockett Recreation 601 Orand Prairie Road. Downtown Merchants Association Executive Committee meeting, 12 noon, Ramada Inn. Grand Prairie Board of Realtors, 12 noon, Angus Steak House.

Kiwanis Club, 12:10 p.m.,, Golden Triangle Restaurant. Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m., YMCA. B.P.O.E. Does meeting, 8 p.m., Elk's Lodge. Thursday New Horizon Study Club, 10 a.m., home of Mrs.

James Colwell, 1913 Westminister. Lions Club, 12 noon, American Legion Hall. Chamber of Commerce Business Development Division meeting, 2:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce Building. Two films, "The Mysteries of the Deep" and "Seashell Animals," 4 p.m., Trimble Room of the Grand Prairie Memorial Library. Grand Prairie Toastmasters Club, 7 p.m., Golden Triangel Restaurant.

Potpourri Dept. of the Woman's Club, 7:30 p.m., St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Parrish Hall. Navy Wives Club, 8 p.m., Navy Wives Clubroom, NAS. Friday Grand Prairie Genealogical Society, 10 a.m., Trimble Room of the Grand Prairie Memorial Library.

Rotary Club, 12 noon, Ramada Inn. Grand Prairie Rejebian Book Review Club, 1:30 p.m., Trimble Room of the Grand Prairie Memorial Library. Gopher baseballers vs. Arlington at Grand Prairie, 4 p.m., Turner Park diamond. Geep High Capers present "Bye, Bye, Birdie," 7:45 p.m., High School auditorium.

Saturday School Board Election Day, polls open from 7 a.m. until 7 Meeting hostesses Hostesses for the March meeting of the Interior Decorating Department of the Woman Club included, Mrs. Ralph Sargent, seated, and standing, left to right, Mrs. Henry Peek, in whose home the meeting was held; Mrs. S.

W. McClaren and Mrs. Johnny Jinks. Daily News photo Department hears talk by interior decorator CR7 135J PARK PLAZA NEW YORK at PARK ROW OPIN 12:45 P.M. OOUIIE FEATURE Richard Burton ElizabdhTaylori "SANDPIPER" AkxGuinnessPfeterlJslinw I TAYIM iu BARGAIN MATINEE Ppihc ComediuisJJ drama In nJMvisioB and Mttrocolnr AP HINT, PUSHBACK SEATS MON.

THUR. Ml. SMOKING FIRST 30 MINUTIS ALL SEATS 60c IICOMMINDIDHM ftUTUIIAHO Mariiyn Corpivr, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Corpier, 1234 Ralph, and Miss Jackie Buchanan, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Logan Buchanan of Arlington, display the-scrolls presented them by the Golden Triangle Chapter of the National Secretaries Association. District 4-AAAA Literary meet, 9 a.m., Grand Prairie High School.

District 4-AAAA track and field events meet at University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington track in Arlington with Gophers participating. Meeting slated by Lee PTA "Strengthening Community Services will theme the program at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday of Lee Junior High. The meeting will be held in the boys' gymnasium. Hobbs Williams, Bryce London and R.

L. Patrick of the High School administrative staff, will speak to parents of ninth graders about what the students should expect in high school. Rev. Charles Walton, assistant pastor of First Methodist Church, will give the invocation. Music will be presented by the Lee choir.

Bruce Schenkler, interior design decorator, illustrated his talk on "Compatability of Furniture" with color slides when he spoke at the March meeting of the Interior Decorating Dep a of the Woman's Club. The group met in the home of Mrs. Henry Peek, 805 NW 9th St. Schenkler, co-owner of George's Furniture Store in Irving, used slides to illustrate the good and poor use of de- sigh, showing what had been achieved with various furniture pieces and decorating items. He also stressed the idea of bringing the outside into the home.

This is done, he electric SPRING SAVINGS SPECIAL Ask your dealer about his FREE WIRING OFFER on a flameless electric range Have a look at your dealer's display of handsome new flameless electric ranges. Let him tell you about the extra savings you'll get with his free wiring offer for customers of Texas Electric Service Company. With an electric range, you'll discover that cooking's nice in every way. You'll cook clean and cool on the surface units and in the oven. An automatic self-cleaning oven is a work-saver you'll cherish, and many models offer this convenience today.

Your thrifty electric range will cook a meal for an average cost of only about three cents, and you always get the exact cooking heat and speed you want for recipe-right results. Your dealer's Spring Savings Special makes an electric range an even better buy now. It will pay you to see him about this offer soon. W. 8H4CKEN, AN 2-5U1 by planning the color scheme of one's yard to blend with the color scheme of the interior.

A question and answer period was conducted following his talk. During the business meeting, officers for 1968-69 were elected. These included Mmes. Gerald Geske, department chairman; E. Carlyle Smith, program chairman; Troy Kearby, project chairman; Hubert Willis, Gilbert Jones, treasurer, and LET'S BE TEAMMATES toward a better community.

Here's our hand now lend us yours. THANK YOU for your confidence. GRAND PRAIRIE DAILY NEWS. Johnny Jinks, reporter. The next meeting of the department was announced for April 22 in the home of Mrs.

Bob Shanks, 1826 Esquire. Mrs. Dorothy Ballard of the Ballard Antique Shop will be guest speaker. A luncheon and tour of interest are planned for May. Co-hostesses with Mrs.

Peek for the March meeting were Mmes. Ralph Sargent, Jinks, and S. W. McClaren. FOR JOHNSON MOTORS Spea Bruce Schenkler of Irving conducts a question and answer session following his talk to members of the Interior Decorating Department of the Woman Club of Grand Prairie.

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John Robnett will be hostess at her home at 8239 San Benito in Dallas. A trio from the College will present a musical program. Dr. and Mrs. A.

A. Hyden will be special guests to counsel with prospective students. Dr. Hyden is dean of the College and Mrs. Hyden is director of Student Services.

Young women interested in more details about the college invited to call Mrs. Ralph Swing, BR9-1734, president of the Dallas Alumnae Club, or Mrs. Carroll Cooper. AN3-3805. Local tvomen named to district slate Two members of the P.

0. E. Does, Grand Prairie Lpdge, No. 133, were elected district officers at the nth annual Texas East District meeting in Uwion, held list Friday and Saturday. Mrs.

Ruby Avery was elected district chairman, ami Mrs Betty Westover was elected district treasurer. There were members from the local lodge who the meeting. TAKE THA STEP NOW toward REAL Excellence in Education E-l-e-c-t JAMES R. PHILLIPS, M.D Place 2 School loan) Saturday, April 6th A NIW TRUSTEE INTERESTEP IN AU OUR STUDENTS WITH 3 CHIIOMN OF MIS OWN All ATTINDINO TNE CRAND PRAIRIE PURMC SCHOOLS irawfffJrPf.