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PAIE EIGHT--SECTION TWO J'HE I THE LATE MR. ESTES AND AUTHOR ESTES The Life Of A Minister Is Rewarding 'WE WERE AN UNUSUAL FAMILP Dentonite's Book Describes Life In Presbyterian Manse By DIANE JOHNSTON' Retord-Chronlcle Special Writer Nannie Morris Estes, a known and beloved resident ol Denlon, has recently written a book describing her years as the wife of a Presbyterian minister Charles William Estes. The book, "Manners of Manse," was published this a by the Nayior Publishing Co. of San Antonio. In her book, Mrs.

Estes describes all of the good and bad things that can happen lo a minister's family. Now living with her daughter, Lillian Esles, at 315 Bryan, Mrs Esles wrote the book principally because she wished to "set everything down on paper" for the benefit of her children. Her husband who died in 1948 had made so many frieiids in Den ton and in northern and eastern Texas that she believed a record of his life would prove interesting to many persons. She says JOO copies of the book have already been sold, and she is now starling on the second 100. 'So many people said that we were such an unusual family, doing so many unusual things, that I decided to make a story out of it," Rotarians Name Committee Chiefs For Club Year Names of standing committee chairman for the club year of 19590 were announced this week by the Denlon Rotary Club.

The four large committee divisions are headed by George M. Hopkins club service; J. Russell vocational service; W. P. (Pat) Hamilton, community service; Dr.

A. Wallace Woolsey, international service. Committee chairmen are JI a 1- colm M. Garrelt, attendance; Charles C. Orr, classifications, Frank C.

Rigler. club bulletin, magazine, public information; Dr. Richard W. Ragsdale, fellowship; Raymond Pitts, membership; Hopkins, program; Roy Appleton, Rotary information. Also, Russell, buyer seller relations; W.

W. King, competitor relations; L. M. Tibbals, employer- employe relations; J. D.

a ler, four way test. Also, Frank R. Barrow, community safely; Dan Dudley, rural- urban; Dr. Arthur M. Sampley guests; Waller Parker' youth.

Others are E. W. Morrison, international contacts and inter- rational information; Dr. William M. Mecay, international student projects; Dr.

John A. Guinn, Rotary Foundation. Wayne Swick is club president Hopkins vice president, and Ray Chapman secretary treasurer, i The club meets Thursdays at JKon at the Pat Boone Country Inn. she explained. Mrs.

Estes began the book while vacationing in Canada in December 1949, and completed it the following February. "I wrote for about 30 minutes each evening before going to bed. I put everything down in longhand, and my daughter T.ola Mae typed it for me," she recalls. DENTON CHURCH The Estes family lived in Denton from 1930 to 1937, where the Rev. Mr.

Estes was minister of St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. In 1935, he went to Eastlond to take over the ministry of the Presbyterian church there, while the rest of the family stayed in Denton. The six Estes children adended NTSC and TWU. AH six are graduates.

"All of my children have been very successful in their lives, and of course I'm awfully proud ol all of them," says their mother. Charles Jr. is principal of Whitesboro high school, while a daughter Mrs. J. McCulIough, teaches in Conroe where her husband is also a school principal.

Anna now Mrs. Ed Hart, and Ruth, now Airs. Tom Mitchell, are homemakers in Eleclra and Baton Rouge, respectively. Mae, the youngest, lives in Canada as the wife of Theodore Rosza, a seismographer. Lilian, with Estes lives, is a nurse at -low Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Estes has nine grandchildren, four of whom have finished high school Asked what she believed fo be prerequisites for being a good minister, Mrs. Esles replied "He should be above all unselfish, and should really enjoy being a good Christian. He must be willing to minister to all kinds of people, and should be willing at all times to help others, no matter what She continued by saying that a minister's wife should always be ready to help her husband, to ad- lust to new situations and to up- bold his ideas. "Of course, my home arid family always came first with me, but I was always ready to my husband." REWARDING She believes that a life devoted to the church and the ministry is rewarding in its many long riendships.

"It is very satisfying see olher people accomplish -heir goals and to become estab- ishcd in Ihe world," she says. The main disadvantage of being part of a paslor's family, she feels. is the constant moving which th' family usually must do. "It oftei upset the children's school wor when we had to pick up and mov in the middle of a school year Some of the children did work i three different high schools, bu nevertheless they all managed make the honor roll." "Another Ihing is the tact tha one must leave, one's family, as had to leave mine. The congrega tion actually becomes the minis fer's 'family'," she believes.

Mrs Esles has two brothers and tw sisters of her own, who are seal tered through the country in 111: nois, California and Indiana. Sh sees them about every three years "But one learns to cope i everything eventually. It is definite ly worth all the adjusting and cop ing int he end." Young Fashions -Brighten Scene At Rome Showing ROME (AP) Tots and fee? agers took the fashion spotligh from their elders today as the Kalian high style fall showin" under way in Rome. Wearing Zingone's specialized creations and their best behavior he miniature models paraded down the ramp with professional aplomb. Leather lapels and metal but- pns are the lalcst thing in day- ime trimmings, bul long-haired ur collars and pom-pom topped tam-o'shanters seem here to stay, at least until next spring.

Pleated plaid skirts are back ir favor for grade-school society just as they are expected to be in the station wagon set. This year the tailored suburban look getting the high fashion focus Will Repair -j any make of '--3 RADIO, TV, or Sound Equipment also Inslall or repair car radiof. AH at Fair rices Radio TV Service U03 Ncfi St. DU2-S620 1:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

MATHES A SNACK TREAT FOR EVERY ONE! SOLD EVERYWHERE NT Ex To Speak This Week At Workshop Here Dr. Norrfs Hielf, assistant dean of Ihe extension division of Mversily Texas, will a Monday and Tuesday mornings to members of Ihe NTSC health workshop, as the second week of final summer session gets ujftier- Dr. Hiell, a graduate of NTSC, will speak on "Community Fac- ors' Influencing (he Health Program in Schools." Scheduled to speak fo workshop members Wednesday is Floyd Gralam, NTSC professor of music and leader of the college a and. Graham's topic will be "Pubic Relations and Your Health Pro- Irani." Also slated to speak Wednesday morning is Miss Joanna Wells director of girls' health and' phys- eal education at Denton i School. Her subject will he "Health Instruction in Secondary Schools." Miss Wells will also i Vision Screening" Friday morn- ng and will talk on "Audiometric Screening" at Saturday's shop session.

Dr. William Crawford, Denton dentist, is to speak on "Dental Health Friday morning, k- ihop leaders reported. My If. LEE ROY REEDY Dentoniie's Books Being Translated For Mexico Use Miss Kathleen Flood of MSC School of Business faculty co-author of three recent n- tice-IIall publications, has received word that her textbook and accompanying material are being I published in Mexico City. The text, a workbook and a teacher manual are being translated into Spanish for the foreign market, Miss Flood reported Miss Flood recently co-authored Office and Secretarial Training a text; "Forms and Tests for Office and Secretarial Training," a workbook, and (he Teacher's Manual.

The books are to be published in Mexico by the foreign department of Prentice Hall. All these materials were used this spring in Miss Flood's office practice class at NTSC. Miss Flood received a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Texas and earned her master of business administration degree at Ihe University of Southern California. She joined the NTSC faculty in Roundup Club's Event Set Today Denlon Roundup members are scheduled to have their monthly play day today at 1 p.m. at the North Texas Fair Grounds Arena.

Tood will be served at 4 p.m. to all members. Persons with the most points in games so far this year include Earlene Foreman, Anita Pockrus and Wynelte Lowrancc, girls division; Mrs. Tommy Nowlin, Mrs. J.

T. Wilson, Mrs. Eldridge Newland and Mrs. Ted Weatherford, women; Sfcvc Mallow, Denny Pockrus and Tommy Wilson, boys; and Wei- dan Wafson, Joe Mallow and David Watson, men. liV SERVICE Denton Man On Leave From Army Pfc.

Lee Roy Reedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. lieedy of 632 Railroad, is home on leave from the 82nd Airborne Division. Reedy is slalioned at Ft.

Bragg, N.C. He has made seven parachute jumps five of which were prerequisites for his parachute wings. He will be in Denlon until Tuesday. Charles R. Hilgcr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Hilgcr of 1001 Audra Lane is serving aboard the des troyer USS Shelton. llilger is a fireman aboard (lie ship. The Shelton is a unit of th 7ih Fleet operating in the western Pacific. Another Dentonite in the Nav, has been promoted.

Jle's William A. McDonald, son of Mr, and Mrs Herman A. McDonald of 1618 Congress. He was promoted in June fron seaman to aviation machinist thin A range of mountains under th Atlantic Ocean extending from th. Arctic to the Antarctic is th world's largest, says the Naliona Geographic Society.

Book Group Vacations The Great Books Discussion lroup will not meet again this slimmer, but will reconvene in the fall, it has been announced The group will continue with first year studies when it meels in the fall. MARVELAIRE PORTABLE COOLERS STERLING PORTABLE SPOT COOLER $29.95 2-Specfl and Single Spted Models Multi.directional plastic grille for test air control Exclusive redwood odorless filter pads for heller cool, ing and greater effciency Made of hoi-dipped galvanized steel inside add out Heavy duty factory Installed pump Window can te closed anrj locked with normal installation KING'S RADIO ELECTRIC CO. West Side Square 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. TODAY! This Beautiful 3-Bedroom House Located In BECK ADDITION LAKE DALLAS ALL CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE BUILT-IN CAS KITCHEN MORE THAN 1400 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE ONE FULL AND ONE HALF BATH CENTRAL HEATING DOUBLE ATTACHED GARAGE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL DU2-8797 or DU2-7393 class, He Is serving at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Kings- 'Die. Jack Cofer an Army private whose parents live in Krum, has been assigned to the U.S.

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