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Mirth I SMART LINES MAHK DESIGNS of the new fashions. There's something for everyone in Paris fashions. For the practical woman, there's a gray worsted suit, left, piped in white pique, worn with white hat and parasol. For the sophisticated woman, there is a white lace dress, center, with plangng neckline. Embroidered in green, blue and orange sequins, the dress has a coat of white with mink cuffs.

For the young woman who likes simple lines with a flair, there is a pleated white linen aress, right, with a bright green felt cape let trimmed with white snowballs. PEARLIE SMITH IS HOATOREB WITH PARTY KRUM (Spl.) Pearlie Smith was honored by his wife with an "84" party on his birthday Thursday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wilkins, Mr.

and Mrs. Rusty Lindley and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Egan. irritation of Externally Caused PIMPLES To ganUjr elesnae broken out akin, then soothe itchy irritation, and aid htaling--UM time toted RESINm.

01 I AM SOAP Cuban Speaker Speaks Tonight At Krum WMS KRUM (Spl.) Miss Ondina Maristany, a Cuban student at the Southwestern Baptist Theor logical Seminary, will speak on a special mission program of the Women's Missionary Society of the Krum Baptist Church, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Miss Maristany at the Krum church in October for the school of missions. After the meeting, refreshments will be served in the Fellowship Hall. omt 4ONOXZEMA Try If you don't agree Facial helpi your ikfn look lovelier in 10 days your Clip coupon below Have you been longing for a complexion that wini looks softer, imoother? Then we urge you to try Nozzema'i Home Beauty Routine.

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HIM KHMty by Hi. I OIAMT 10 ox. JAR foroniy I At may nuMllc ACTIVITIES CALENDAR WEDNESDAY The annual School of Missions of the First Presbyterian Church, USA, will be held Wednesday with supper at 6 p.m. p.nd the devotional to follow. The Rev.

James Aiken, field representative of the Board of National Missions of the Synod of Texas, will speak on "This Is National Missions in Texas." United Daughters of the Confederacy meet at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Ihe home of Mrs. V. W. Shepard, Mulberry at Center, with Mmes.

H. L. DaLee, Maud Harrell, 0. M. King, A.

D. Beck, Homer Kerley and Ira O'Dell as co-hostesses. The Robert E. Lee School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. for visitation day.

Texas State College for Women Demonstration School a Teaeher Association will meet Wednesday aj 3 p.m. The Stonewall Jackson Ppren'l- Teacher Association will meet Wednesday at 2:30 in the school. Mrs. Joe W. Brooks' room will give the program.

THURSDAY Sacred Heart of Jesus of the Immaculate Conception Church will meet with Mrs, Richard Biney, Riney Road off the Sanger Highway, at 8 p.m. Thursday. The Junior Shakespeare Club will meet in the County Library at 9:30 3:15 p.m. with Mrs. A.

N. Harrison and Mrs. L. L. LaRue as hostesses.

Past Matrons and Patrons will meet with Mrs. Effie Elbert, 306 Texas, at 7 p.m. Thursday for a covered dish supper and a business meeting. Literature Department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. R.

J. Bohon, 400 Woodland, with Mrs. Chester Strickland as co-hostess. PAGB Girl Scouts 40th Anniversary To Be Celebrated Saturday Today marks. the 40Ui anniversary of the first troop meeting of the Girl Scouts of America and to celebrate that founding local Scouts, Brownies and their fathers will meet in Hubbard Hall Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

for the annual Dad-Daughter dinner. Scouts have planned a box supper for this year's dinner and boxes have been made in troop meetings for the past few weeks. Mrs. Juliette Gordon Lw, a native of Savannah, who lived in England several years, brought Scouting to the United States and held the first troop meeting in her home March 12, 1912. Mark Hannah, mayor of Denton, said in his anniversary message to the Girl Scouts, "For- forty years the Girl Scouts of the United States of America have been preparing themselves.for their duties and responsibilities as American women in the complex and changing world of our times.

Their training has equipped them to serve better their families, their communities and our country. "I congratulate the Girl Scouts! on reaching this milestone when it is said life only begins. I wish the organization, the girls themselves, and particularly the adult volunteers their leaders, their sponsors and advisors continued success in their very worthwhile undertaking." Denton Girl Scouts were organized in 1921 with three troops. Today there are 450 Denton Scouts in 20 troops. Troop leaders are Mrs Jack Parkey, Mrs.

Wilfred Higgings, Mrs. J. MeCray, Misi Joanne Johnson, Mrs. Hal Norgaaxd, Mrs. Marvin Ramey, Mrs.

J. N. Pruett, Mrs. Lee Davis, Mrs. E.

Clardy, Mrs. Henry Hottelett, Mrs. James Bowers, Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs. Novelle McGuffin, Mrs.

T. S. Burkhalter, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. Betty Hornsby, Pearson Medders, Mrs.

Doyle Griffin, Mrs. Rex Palmer, Mrs. J. L. Gerding, Mrs.

A. E. Sissney, Mrs. D. W.

Fowler, Mrs. R. H. Ingram, Mrs. Richard Pearce and Mrs.

Earl Asher. Mrs. Ernest Hiekfang is executive director of the Scouts. Mrs. Davis Gives Program On Color Mrs.

Clayton'Davis presented a program on "Color Harmony in Flower Arrangements" at a meeting of the Art Department of the Ariel Club Monday in the home of Mrs. Roger D. Hebard, 700 W. Oak. Several Arrangements were used by Mrs.

Davis to illustrate her discussion. Two new members, Mrs. Irwin Bailey and Mrs. James Stratton. were announced.

A refreshment plate was served by Mrs. Joe W. Jagoe and Mrs. H. C.

Amos to 14 members and three guests, Mrs. Oscar Ellison, Mrs. E. O. Harrell and Miss Elaine Hebard.

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Copeland Gives Revieiv The Variea Study Department of the Ariel Club met Monday in the Home of Mrs. Lyle E. Montgomery, 2019 Northwood Terrace, with. Mrs. Albert E.

Wyss as co- hostess. Mrs. J. J. Copeland reviewed "Florence Nightengale" by Cecil Woodham-Smith.

Mrs. Copaland showed how Florence Nightengale established the value of women in nursing with the work she did. The club voted to give $10 to the District Two, Texas Federation Women's Clubs, scholarship fund. The Defense Bond Drive was announced. Explorer Scout Post Organized By Justin Soys I (Spl) Ten boys joined the newly organized Explorer Scout Post No.

139 at its first meeting last Tuesday night, C. T. Sims was selected as Institutional representative. Elected to the scout committee were R. C.

Dooley, chairman, Jack Green, S. II. Downc, Frank Hown and Rick Harvick. Henry T. Davis is the Explorer Advisor, and Danny Jones is his assistant.

The 10 scouts include Bobby Dooley, Arthur Downe, Jimmy Harvick, Don Max Lapson, Bobby Luttrcll, Larry Powers, Mickey Reed, Milton Reed and Larry Rogers. A new Boy Scout troop is also being organized with Glen Henderson as Scout Master. Mike Pope and Donald Deusseu are assistants. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED -Mr. and Mrs.

C. V. 402 Ponder, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ethelene StalUngs, to Leonard Lee Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boyd of Frisco.

The double ring ceremony was held in Gainesville Friday night. Add chopped water cress to creamed cottage cheese and season with a little grated onion; use us a. sandwich spread. oman 5 Sanger DP Speaks To Woman's Club SANGER an Maes, a displaced person and dent at Krura High school, spoke to the Varied Arts department of the Wednesday study club last week. Macs, who lives with his family Jn Krum, talked to the group on toe changing from one country to another, comparing edoemtido his country and in America.

Mrs. W. Q. Harris of the- Kran' Public Schools introduced Maes. Mrs.

E. E. Fate had charge the program. Hostesses Miss Ina Holt, in whose home the dub met and Mrs. A.

M. Spratt. Tie next meeting will be March IS in the home of Mrs. Will Buell. Quality Materials Plus Expert Workmanship Mole.

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A. Bridges of the North Texas State Teachers College faculty discussed Shrines of Texas at meeting of the Elective Study Department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club recently. Hostesses for Hie meeting were Mrs. D. T.

McClendon and Mrs. C. H. Jones. Mrs.

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