Brownwood Bulletin from Brownwood, Texas • Page 4

BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, Sunday, May 20, Sewing Program Printed To Xi Rho Chapter The Xi Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held the regular meet- Ing Monday at the Community Center with Mrg. Ben Sullivan In charge of the program. Mrg. Virginia Mrs. W.

Lee Robertson and Mr, Bill Austin demonstrated the new Singer Sewing Machine, In keeping with the "Work, work, work, team, gusset, and band, 'til over the buttons I fall asleep and them on In a Dream." Officers were Installed as Charles Lamkln, president; Mrs. James Sheppard, vice HJsresldent; Mrs, Alva S. Wilkes, recording secretary; Mrs. Melvln Storm, corresponding secretary; Mrs. R.

A. Weller, treasurer; and Mrs. Robert Henkle, intension officer. Hostesses for the evlnlng were Mmei. Denton Jenkins, and Misif Myra Emflnger.

vlrs. Leath Honoree Of Dorcas SS Class The Dorcas Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church onored Mrs. Paul Brooks Leath with a dinner at Studdard's Cafe- erla Monday Evening. Miss thalene Porter was hostess. Pink and blue, class colors, were used in the floral arrangement.

Mrs. Leath vocied the Tayer. In appreciation for Mrs. Leath's 3 years, of service as a eacher, the class presented.her with a brass vase. Mrs.

Grady Harlan, taacher of he Dorcas Class, composed and recited a poem dedicated to Mrs. Leath. Those attending wert Mines. Allie Dee Penn, Robert Harrell, A. C.

Garvin, Wayland Hill. Norman Hiker, Otis Shaw, Hubert Patterson, Farrell Waren, Mable Ann Whaley, J. W. Hooks, Leath, Harlan, Alene Home and Porter. Mils Mamie Lewis Feted With Shower Miss Mamie Ray Lewis, bride elect of Ray Don Kington, was honored with a shower Tuesday at home of Miss Jo Ann Wood St.

The refreshment table was laid with a white lace cloth over yellow carrying out the bride's chosen colors. Arrangements of yellow and white flowers were used throughout the party rooms. Miss Tallant directed the games and registered guests. Mrs. Naomi McGarrity ladled punch and Mrs.

Homer Tallant served yellow and White cake Those unable to attend sent gifts. Jo Ann Tallant Is lower Honoree Miss Jo Ann Tallant, bride- elect Herman Smith, was with a shower Thursday at the home of Mrs. Juanita Hendon, First with Miss Mamie Lewis as co-hostess. Guests were greeted by Mrs Hendon, and Miss Lewis presided at the register. The refreshment table was laid with a lace cloth over blue, cen tered with an arrangement white roses.

After games were played gifts presented, refreshments punch and cake squares were ser ved by the hostesses. Those unable to attend gifts. sen Miss Traylor Is Honored With Teas Miss Linda Traylor, bride elect of Odell Chism of For Worth, was honored recently with a linen tea at the home of Mrs Nettie Garrett, 1305 Ave. Misses Peggy Reynolds and Lyn da Thomas were co-hostesses. Guests were greeted by Mrs Garrett, Miss Traylor and Mrs Jack Traylor, mother of tlv honor ee.

Pink cake squares and punch were served from a table lai with a lace cloth centered wit) an arrangement of pink rosebuds Miss Reynolds ladled punch and Miss Thomas served cake Miss Bona Carter presided at tlv register. Thirty guests attended am others sent gifts. A selection and linen tea honored. Miss Traylor Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles H.

1612 Tenth St. Co-hostesses were Mmes. S. M. Mobley, Joe Shuler, Jim Lee Brown and Dora Carpenter.

The refreshment table was laid in pink and green and was centered with an arrangement of pink gladioli snapdragons and streamers inscribed with "Linda" and "Odell" and the date of the wedding, "June 22." Pink candles in crystal holders flanked the arrangement. Miiji: Ramona Brown served pinkrcake squares and Miss Ger- aldirte Mobley ladled lime punch. Missies Sarah Weatherby and Donna Carpenter alternated at the register. Goodbyes were said to 30 guesis, LVN's Make Rans For Houston Meet The Licensed Vocational Nurses Association met Tuesday in the Adams street community center at 7:30 for a program. Mrs.

Frances Foster presided, and the nurses pledge was led by Mrs. Edna Allcorn. A discussion of the L. V. N.

work shop which will be held in Houston the first week in June was discussed. This is the first workshop of this nature to be held in Texas. At the same time a birthday luncheon honoring Mrs. Verlie Graham of Austin, president, will be held In the Shamrock Hotel. Representatives from Brownwood, who will attend the workshop, are Mrs.

Foster and Mrs. Essie Chapman. Mrs. Allcorn presented Mrs. Gertrude Wilmeth for membership in the Association.

Hostesses for next month will be Mrs. Lillie B. Fricke of Cisco and Mrs. Chapman. Twelve members attended the meeting including members from Cisco and Comanche.

Miss Helen Buris, John Kehley To Wed Miss Helen Buris and John T. Kehley's engagement has been announced by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. G. H. Carey, 1611 Ave.

C. Mr. Kehley is the son of Mr and Mrs. John W. Kehley of Fort Worth.

Miss Buris attended Early High School. The prospective bride groom is a graduate of Brown wood High School and attended Texas Tech. At present he is em ployed by Convair in Fort Worth The wedding will be solemnizec June 16 at the home of the bride's mother. Hev. C.

A. Miller, bro ther-in-law of Miss Buris, will of ficate. Women's Golf Assn. Holds Meeting The Woman's Golf Association met Tuesday at Country Club for lunch, with Mrs. Turner Garner Mrs, Doug Klzer, Mrs.

Car Boies, Mrs. H. L. Lobstein, and Mrs. Mark Callaway as hostess es.

Guests were Mrs. Terry, mo ther of Mrs. Kizer and Miss Mar jorie Scott, guest of Mrs. Geralc Scott; Mrs. Josh Hurlbut, gues of Mrs.

John Snyder. Tables were decorated with spring flowers. Mrs. Seth Thornton presided a business after which the meeting adjourned for golf and bridge. 48 members and guests were present.

A turtle, being toothless, canno chew, but its jaws have sharp horny edges. Their closing shear off bites of food, which are the swallowed whole. S. W. HUGHES, M.D.

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