Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 16

Miss McSpadden Tb Wed Ziekler Mr. and Mrs. R. K. McSpadden oft Pondei' announce the engagement and approaching marriage of thiir daughter, Betty Kirk, to Archie John Ziclder, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Zickler of Abilene. The couple will be married June at the Little Chapel-in-the- Wods. Miss WcSpraddea, a January graduate of North Texas State College, has been teaching in Rotan public schools. Jickler will receive his degree this summe from Hardin-Simmons University, where lie is majoring administration.

BETTY McSPADDEN Mrs. Woods To Fete Worthy Matrons Mrs. Etta Woods, past worthy matron ot Denton Chapter 259 Order of the Eastern Star, will honor Mrs. Margaret Gray, retiring worthy matron, and Mrs. LaCola Barlow, incoming worthy matron, with an.

informal tea Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. at 2021 West Oak. Mrs. Woods invites all members flfltiic Eastern Star to attend. Scouts Study 'Brownie Magic' At Day Camp Scheduled In June BUSY 13 of the Brownie Girl Scouts work as busily as their namesakes preparing bags for their nosebag lunches when they go scouting soon.

This troop is directed by Mrs. Antonio Garcia and Mrs. T. S. Burkhalter.

Brownies are, left to right, Alice Roach, Margaret Wyss, Joan Millelot, Ruby Jane Thomas, Cheryl McCormick, Patricia Ann Roberts, Penny Money, Elizabeth Garcia, Karen Dorn and Dianne Burkhalter. NATURALLY NOT OFF KEY Small Girl Scouts will learn "Brownie Magic" when they study nature magic at Day Camp to be held at Hills and Hollows from June 12 until July 5. The Denton County Girl Scout Council is sponsoring the camp. Brownie Scouts will visit the camp only during the day on Tuesdays and Thursdays between the aforementioned dates, Mrs. Antonio Garcia, day camp director, announced.

Brownies must be registered with Mrs. B. B. Brummett, 908 West Sycamore by June 1. The fee is S2 for Brownies, and, if there are any openings in the units, $4 for non Brownies ages 7 through 9.

Troop committees will provide each parent with a registration blank which must he turned in by noon June 1 to the troop committee member designated. Non-Brownies must register directly with Mrs. Brummett. Camp be held from 3:30 p.m. Singing, Playing Grade School Group 'Natural' Performers Its a Natural for the Off Keys -making music, that is.

A singing foursome, the Off Keys, an the Natural, and an emcee from Sam Houston School have not only entertained the grade school but have stopped before many adult audiences throughout this region. The Off Keys, John Richard Hall, Bobby Joe Steele, Clyde Elrod and Phillip Cole, are accompanied by nimble-fingered J'Ncvlyne Tuuiii- cliff, the Natural. Tommy Jack McClellan accompanies the group as master of ceremonies. John Richard is the 11-year-tld son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Hall, 310 Fry.

A Cub Scout, John has been singing with the Off Keys for two years. Bobby Joe. also 11, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V.

Steele, Rf. 1. He, too, has sung with the group for two years. HE WILL BE KING FOR A DAY! ORDER YOUR FATHER'S DAY CARDS EARLY I So. Side Sq.

Clyde, a Boy Scout, too, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elrod, 203S West Hickory He and Phillip Cole, the youngest of the group, are only 10. Philbp is the son of Mr. and Mrs Martin Cole, Rt.

1, Ponder. This is his second year with the. Off Keys. Tommy Jack McClellan is the 11-yer-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. McClellan. AH of the boys are students, teachers report, and all play on the first teams in class sports. J'Nevlyne, 11-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. V. Tunniclilf, Fort Worth Drive, has studied piano for four and one-half years. She will play the processional and recessional at Sam Houston graduation exercises.

She plays the alto saxophone with Sam Houston there's nothing like or them dyed to yow Newly-Weds Now At Home At Sanger SANGEIt, May 26--(SpD--Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hickey are at home at Sanger following their wedding May 20 at the Presbyterian Church in Prosper. Mrs. Hickey is the former Miss Loretla Smith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. B. H. Smith of Prosper. She is home making teacher in the Sanger school.

Hickey is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hickey of Denison. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white lengih crepe dress with white accessories. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid.

Mrs. Victor Scott of DeLeoti was matron of honor. She was attired in a dress of aqua crepe. J. P.

Brodie, brothor-in-Iow of die bridegroom, was best man. Mrs. Hickey is a graduate of Prosper High School and of North Texas State College. Hickey is a graduate of Denison High School and North Texas State 'ollegc. jand and was drum' major of Sam Houston pep squad.

Directed and organized by Mrs. Lila Hollingsworth, fifth grade teacher, and Jack Stinebaugh, coach, the group was first organized two years ago. Since then soms of the students have changed. So the present group was reorganized in September, This year they have made 20 appearances, including two at McKinney Veterans Hospital, at a Krum Parent-Teacher Association meeting, in the Kiwanis Minstrel and on school and other local programs. Togged out in Gay Nineties style (he Off Keys and Natural- warble the new novelty number, "Sparrow In the Treetop." Then in swashbuckling sailor suits the group sings "One Of The Roving Kind." Their repertoire includes songs from the "good old days" to the very latest hit.

These students are an outstanding example of organization in Denton Public Schools. Other grade schools have choirs which appear on assemblies and local programs. Seven sixth 'grade students from Jefferson Davis School are the Music Makers. They are Michael Smith, Ernest Smith, Juanita Davidson, Wanda Joyce Davidson, Eula Bell Enlow, Lanora Cross and Joyce Meaders. Jefferson Davis filth graders also have a novelty group, Loveta Jones, Patricia Bickley and Bobby D.

Williams. Robert E. School has a group specializing in folk dancing. The Off Keys and Natural will make their final appearance of the year Wednesday at the Dallas Kiwanis Club meeting. Are they really Off Key? Naturally not.

Rainbow Girls To Meet Monday Initiation will be held at the Denton Assembly 112 Rainbow meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. W. B. King, 431 Sherman Drive.

The present slate of officers will preside the last time at this meeting, Sandra Kahn, worthy advisor, has announced. She urges all Rainbow girls to attend. MM 9 conmr MUM UK and ntw cabinet design with huge Zenith dial. "Flelo-Grip" Handle for carrying r.tx. Maroon of Ebony plastic with Gold" trim.

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Each unit will have its own site and plan its activities with one adult leader for each six girls. Troop leaders and outdoor chairman are Mrs. E. P. Clardy and Mrs.

Lee Davis, Troop Mr. and Mrs Henry Hottelet, Troop Mrs. Merle E. Lambert and Mrs. Don Williams, Troop 11; Mrs.

Harold Robinson and Mrs Rex Palmer, Troop 12; Mrs. Ira Roberts and Mrs. T. S. Burkhalter, Troop 13; Mrs.

Harold Willis and Mrs. William Cudd, Troop 14; Mrs. Leonard Dungan and Mrs. D. M.

Wills, Troop 10; Mrs. Anita Pace and Mrs. John E. Klumpp, Troop 19. Counselors for Troop 10 of North Texas State Laboratory School will be annonced at a later date.

Units will desig the equipment needed for its activities and ttese will be furnished by the troop committee, Miss Mildred Solez, Denton Girl Scout executive director, has announced. A first aider or nurse will be on hand at all times and a telphone and car will he available. The water and sanitation are approved by the City Health Department, Miss Solez assured. Milk will also be provided for the children, she added. oman, 6 6-2 DENTON (Tex.) RECORD-CHRONICLE--Sunday, May 11, 1951 Miss Bates Wedding Plans Are Told Announcement has been here of the approaching marriage of Miss Albertina Balsmcier, a ter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. Balsmeier of Hutehinson, a to Russell Bates of Monroe, La. Miss Balsmeier, dietitian at the North Texas State College Union Building, has been a resident of Denton for past two years and is a graduate of Kansas Stale College.

Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bates, Clarksville, is a graduate of Oklahoma AM College. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride's parents in June and the couple will make their home in Monroe where Bates is employed. OFF KEYS ON THE UPRIGHT--Singing and playing Sain Houston School students are, atop the piano, left to right, Phillip Cole, Bobby Steele, John Richard Hall, and Clyde Elrod.

Standing is emcee Tommie Jack McClellan and the Natural, J'Nevlyne Tunniclil'f, is seated at the keyboard. ACTIVITIES CALENDAR MONDAY Initiation will be held at the Denton Assembly 112 Rainbow meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. W. B.

King, 431 Sherman Drive. TUESDAY The Denlon County Registered Nurses Society will hold its monthly meeting at Flow Memorial Hospital at 8 p.m. Dr. Pat Trotter, irincipal speaker, discuss "Complications of Pregnancy." Circle 1 of the First Presbyterian Church USA will meet at 7:30 j.m. in the home of Mrs.

Jack lodges, 204 Center, with Mrs. Drue Calhoun and Mrs. B. L. Wilson as co-hostesses.

The Association of Christian Women will meet at 3 m. at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Etta Woods, past worthy matron of Denton Chapter 250 Order of the Eastern Star, will honor Mrs.

Margaret Gray, retiring worthy matron, and Mrs. La Cola Barlow, incoming worthy matron, with an informal lea Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. fit 2021 West Oak. The Fidelis Matrons Class of the First Baptist Church will have regular business meeting at 9 a.m. followed by Bible study at 9:30 a.m.

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