Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 6

THE LONGV1EW DAILY NEWS Tues'doy, November 18, 19J3 Peg LongvTew, Texo HECK, IP DIDN'T HAVE A LOT HALF TH' FOLKS IN THIS TOWN WOULD BS I MAYBE YOU 6HOULDL I PRACTICE A BIT MQPEJ I SOCKED TH' DOGCATCHEI? LAST WEEK. BLACK EYES' I i vX A' i i T3 Thanksgiving Luncheon Held By Grace Class Th nnual Thankaglvlnif lun-rhcon mwtlflf for, mmber of th Grar elaia of the Tint Baptist Church he'd church dlnlnf room. Th Thankngiving devotional ivi by Mr. Norman Lawyer. The hirveit'theme effectively carried out in the decoration of the luncheon table ornamented vith exotic arrangements of poliabed fruits, and chrysanthemum! shading from pale yellow to gold and bronie tones.

Members preoent were: Mrs. Lonnie Smith, Mrs. O. W. Kox.

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MAI RY SPIRITl'S. left, secretary of the Sisterhood of Temple Tmanu-EI, Mrs. Morris Sosland, Renernl chairman of arrangements tor open house li -Id Sunday at the Tenip'e. and Mrs. William riRht, president of the Sisterhood arc pictured at the beautifully appointed refreshment table.

Four hundred guests registered at th? reception. SEWS-JOl HNAL STAKF PHOTO'. Shunter. Mrs. C.

C. Roberts. Mrs. O. K.

Mammons. Mrs. van B. Griffin, Mrs. C.

0. Col well, Mrs. Travis Nevels, Mrs. Dorothy Lauderdale. Mrs.

Norman Lawyer, Mrs. Norman Tavlor. Miss Katie Mae SeVell, and Mrs. O. Thomas Welch.

Miss Compton Honored By Azalea Auxiliary The Aialea Auxiliary of Telephone Pioneers met in monthly session at the home of Mrs. Piercie Davis. 411 Hughes street. Thursday evening, November 13. at which time Miss Ruth Compton was especially honored.

Miss Compton recently retired after being associated with the telephone company for 38 years. I I FOUND THE fl FIVE-DOLLAR i 4. eiLLvou r-V 0 I Sisterhood Of Temple Emanu-El Entertain At Open House Sunday Following Dedication Ceremony of Kilgore and Mrs. Julius Levin of Overton. Four hundred guests were present from Lnngview, Kilsore, Marshall, Terrell, Dallas, New York City, Ft.

Worth. Overton, Shrpveport, New Orleans and Greenville. .2 5 II By JILIA ACKER A hffihlight of the three-day observance of the dedication of Tem News Of P-TA's Members of the Foster Elemen tary PTA are reminded that the ple Emanu-El was open house held Sunday afternoon following the ded ication ceremony. Hostesses at the carnations, fern and clusters of white frosted grapes with foliage flecked with white. Through the center of the table was garland arrangement of fern, white grapes carnations and glartielias.

At opposite ends of the table twin silver punch bowls held frosted mint punrh. English silver trays, held -ji rH fi I vou look' -HERE THEY tTi COM NOW DM A all Htlh November meeting will be held at 2:45 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20" in the school rafctorium by Mrs. Lee Killingsworth, president.

Ray Collins, executive director of the YMCA, will speak on his organization's program and what it means to parents and children. The PTA board will meet at 2 p.m. preceding the regular meeting. embossed confections and pastries. and dainty open face sandwiches.

1 tma in 1, 1 1 i i THAT IS 'YOUR TALK ABOUT Mt HAVINGLJ WHY A VIFE AND KiD5 TO LOOK-- CAME TO FWARO TO OlO (TELL YOU THAT SOMETHING 1 1 TO Wv-fi Handles of the trays held single white, and pale pink glamelias Other tables were centered with silver tureen overflowing with white carnations, chrysanthemums and flocked fern. Placed at van. tage points throughout the recep- en 3 15 iton rooms were pedestals holding Valley View P-TA v. ill meet Thursday, November 20 at 2:45 p.m. at the school cafctorium.

Fourth, grade students will present a play entitled "Thanksgiving in the Gay Mrs. Karl Roberts will speak on "Education America Why? fan-arrangements of white cama tions and chrysanthemums. Mrs.Vella B. Jackson presented Miss Compton with a Life Membership In the Telephone Pioneeri of America, an organization for retired Bell Telephone employes. Members of the local Aialea Auxiliary presented her vith an electric percolator.

Mrs. Davis served delicious refreshments to the following: Mrs. Blancht Ellerd, Mrs. Kate Harper, Mrs. Pat Bulla'rd, Mrs.

Jewel Martin, Mrs. Vella B. Jackson, Miss Edna Massie, Miss Compton, Miss Pearl Phillips. Mrs. Willie Mae Blassingame, Mrs.

Katie Pin-aon. Mrs. Fern Pinson and Mrs. Judy McBrlde. Bramlette P-TA To Meet Nov.

20 Th Bramlette Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Leonard Sosland will be guest speaker. The subject for tht meet-lng will be "American Education-Why?" Mrs. Betty Boss' second grade students will also participate on the program.

Alternating at the silver punch bowls were; Mrs. William Hurwitz Mrs. Morris Milstein, Mrs. Martin Shurin Mrs. Sidney Blatt, Mrs Ben Baiter, Mrs.

Larry Rice, all of.Longvlew; Mrs. Ben Antwill beautifully appointed affair were members of Temple Emanti El Sisterhood of which Mrs. William Hurwitz is president. Mrs. Morris Sosland.

general chairman of arrangements was assisted in receiving and entertaining by members of the Sisterhood; Mrs. Sam Goldman of Kilgore was chairman of flower arrangements. The receiving line was. composed of Rabbi Malcolm Cohen and Mrs. Cohen; Dave Bergman, president of the congregation and Mrs.

Bergman; Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cohen, parents of Rabbi Cohen. New Haven, and Mrs. Effie Epstein, mother of Mrs.

Cohen of Pueblo, Colorado. The reception roorns were elaborately decorated In a mint-green and white theme with the three long tables elegantly appointed in heirloom silver, white blossoms and flocked fern. The tables were overlaid with floor length cloths of mint-green Swiss organdy over shimmering green satin. The cloths were designed with deep pleated flounces. The main table was silhouetted against a background of Woodwardia fern and wide-leaf tropical foliage flanked by tall tropical trees.

The arrangement of greenery filled the ledge in front of handsome satin draperies. The main table was centered by a silver epergne candelabra holding nine white flame-tipped candles. The epergne was filled with a pyramid arrangement of pure-white carnations, white glamelias, gladioli, and flocked fern masspd against the white blossoms. The and Mrs. Charles Bloom, Glade water.

Presiding at the service I VUAWT WOW CAN, WE COME. rSIT rjOWN, POPSIE, AMD HEP OCt AV inITU I 177 A l-yPJT I I CAW, PAOKFrj 1 table were: Linda and Elaine Rice -mt I n.L suow IT SEAOCWED EvFPV INCH Harriet Baiter. Debbie and Sandi TRUNK? Shetxx you. KjU. be PjOmt ewck.

ri ACPOS IT vrd street. The monthly meeting of Ware Elementary school P-TA will be held Thursday November 20th at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Mrs, Frank president, will preside. "Y.M C.a', A Dream Come True." will be the topic for guest speakers Ray Collins and staff.

Entertainment will be furnished by the second grade pupils under the direction of Mrs. Eileen Wootton. music teacher. Refreshments will be served and a nursery will be provided. THIS 15 M.

TRACY. HE ON VACATION WhEN VCU WEOfT HERE Galoob, Terrl Welnstein aud Fran- HEW KPn. cine Siddcr. Members of the Sisterhood are 5fk Mrs. William Hurwitz.

Mrs. Isa- dore Ievinson. Mrs. B. Liebson Mrs.

Morris Milstein, Mrs. Larry Rice, Mrs. H. D. Riff, Mrs.

Joe Riff, Mrs. Maury Rolnick, Mrs Martin Shurin Mrs. Abe Sil I ICTURE FRAMING The monthly meeting of Jodie McClure PTA will be held Thurs- div Vnvpmhor 20 19X8 in the Shaeow Bexea cafetorium at 2:45 m. Bennett verman, Mrs. Morris Sosland, Mrs.

Leonard Sosland, Mrs. Jay Sosland, Mrs. Maury Spiritus, Mrs. Harold L'nker, Mrs. Bernard Welnstein.

Mrs. Joseph Yonack, Mrs. Ben Andres, Mrs. Ben Baiter, Mrs. Cooksey is guest speaker.

1'upu participation will be the third erarien. An executive board meet Prtate Telveteei) Mate risilehe Ceraer Framts W. H. TERRELL 421 South Moin M.V ing will be at 2 00 p.m. The nursery will be open for all preschool children.

I. A. Baiter, Mrs. Norman Baiter, Mrs. Dave Bergman, Mrs.

Louis Bernstein, Mrs. M. L. Blatt, Mrs. centerpiece was wreathed in white TH" OOOS AGAINST Sidney Blatt, Mrs.

Louis Booken, Mrs. Malcolm Cohen, Mrs. Nor man Dasher, Mrs. Ben Denowitz, THIS LAYOUT WOULD T'HIFFlC BUT ILL PLAY YfR HUNCH Ml ftJSiMESS VEMTUSE IS A GAMBLE TH(5 PLACE AAAY BE WORTH THE jATEP. ey Y'" GOSH, YOU'RE ff I THE fST COSTOMEBi v.

yKV wE ve had in oven AMONTH I CAH SEE 6" EAT POSS'BtLtTIES jL-' FOCHIN iere, bowling is T'MooeNizE Henderson Club To Meet Thursday The Henderson Home Demonstration club will meet Thursday at 2 at the home of Mrs. LI BUY TH' i i PLACC, BlSK rii i i ii i i I f. i J. E. Query, 814 Travis street.

A program will be presented on Flower Arrangements AUTO FINANCING Buying A 1959 Car? Let Us Arrange Your Financing FOR 4 Rembert Rea Insurance Agency Lencrlew, Texas, 101 Southwest Reserve Annex PLaza 8-4631 Mrs. Jack Dworln, Mrs." Leonard Eller. Mrs. Irving Falk, Mrs. Bessie Feldman, Mrs.

Irving Felsen, Mrs. S. J. Felsenthal, Mrs. J.

M. Fenson, Mrs. Leon Cans, Mrs. B. Galoob, Mrs.

Mike all of Longview; Mrs. Ben Antweil. Mrs. Charles Covens, Mrs. Charles Bloom, and Mrs.

Sidney Hecker, Gladewater; Mrs. Michael Brown. Mrs. Sonia Daiches, Mrs. Sol Finkelstein, Mrs.

Joe D. Gerson, Mrs. Sam Goldman, Mrs. Hyman Hurwitz, Mrs. Smiley Rabicoff, Mrs.

Philip Saef, Mrs. Joe Wald-mart, Mrs. Nathan Waldman, all i Who gave the island of Trinidad its name? A Christopher Columbus named It after the Trinity to show his gratitude at reaching land. He discovered the island on his third voyage to the New World. mind 1 TAtfe rr ove MOUNT 11 irS-AH-2a90O FEET Tuer soump booth rVMiTr ac urtumie cnniB t4 uuki-t rrc ere HrGH-AND is LOCATED TME 'pREAM AL6M FOMNy, MOST TEeaJ A6ERS PONT GO FOR SUCH SUBDUED ORCHES- HELP YOUR-) THi HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN N0W-THAT HYOULO IN ALASKA J-r-rf BC-AH THE UNITED STATES -HOW HIGH IS IT-ANP WHERE IS IT LOCATED? i ii i iy A A rations mavb you sor ppbc dpeam SOffMOTe'S LATEST TIME' AtftUMT LUtUf- i )VV A Mil.

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