Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 10

PAUS TWO--SECTION TWO 1 i I Sundiy, April IH District Conference Of PTA To Meet In Denton This Week "Safeguarding of do Pirt in Civil Defense" at Through Responsibility" is the theme of the District Two conference of the Texas Congress of Parent Teacher Associations which will meet here Wednesday and Thursday. Mr). 0. Harris, genera) chairman for the conference, expects about 500 women from the district to attend the meeting. The district Includes 14 counties.

Registration will begin Wednesday morning at 8 a. m. in the Texas State College for Women main auditorium with the forma) opening cf the conference to be at 1 p. m. Following greetings by Chester Strickland, superintendent of schools, and Mrs.

August Schluter, president of the Denton County Council of PTA, reports will be hoard from conference committees. Henry Mings of Tyler, defense chairman of the Texas Congress of PTA, will speak on the first general session ar.d will conduct a workshop on civil defense. "Safeguarding Through Responsible Citizenship" will be the theme of the address by Ur. Imogene Bentley, dean of women at North Texas State College, which will be the highligrl of the second general session Wednesday night. Also on the program will be the Uenton High School A Cappclla Choir.

Workshops will be held Wednesday morning for presidents and aides, budget and finance, treasurers, councils, programs, publications and goals, high schools, study groups and education for home and family life, recording and corresponding secretaries, prc-schools and surnmei' rounrt-up and safety. Ur. C. Yarbrough of Port Nerties, state safely chairman, will speak at the third general session REWARD! Liberal reward for return of small male Boston Bulldog named "MIKE." FRANK BURCHARD Telephones C-4312 or C-5784 I SAILOR LASSIE In Bengal CKambroy decorates you with nauHcai Tionors our handsome coat dress with brisk braid in vhite as its trimming. Tte bock gives you a (urn rnnny furns, fact, for you'll want to show off thot gay v-cut'bock, with ih button.

Blue ribbon blue, Indian brown, all San- forized Bengal chambray by Pepperell. 10 to 20. Thursday morning using as his topic "Why Safely In the Mrs. H. G.

Stinnett president of the Texas Congress, will also at this session. At the luncheon meeting Thursday, Chester Strickland state man of Audio-Visual Education, will speak using as his subject, "Quarters for Headquarters." The fourth general session Thursday afternoon will feature a discussion of public relations by Mrs. Leon Price of Dallas, state vice president. She will be assisted by Mrs. Don P.

Newton, publicity director of the Dallas City Council of PTA. The Krum Senior Gfrl's Choir will present special music at this session. Working on the general planning committee for the -'erence are Mrs. H. 0.

Harris, chairman; Mrs. L. D. Thompson, president of the City Council of PTA; Mrs. August Schluter, president of the County Council: Chester Strickland, superintendent, and Miss Mary I.amkin, Denton-Cooke county vice president.

Also planned for the conference is the election of officers. The nominees include Mrs. Jasper Barren, president; Mrs. J. C.

Stafford of Duncanvillc, Mrs. Otis Williams of Denison, Mrs. Paul Harvey of Gainesville, and Mrs. J. H.

Miller of Greenville, vice presidents; Mrs. S. Morgan of Dallas, recording secretary; Mrs. H. 0.

Harris of Denlon, corresponding secretary. iMrs. Barron who is running for the presidency has been filling an unoxpircd u-rm as president assuming the duties of president late last fall. Elections will be held Thursday morning. The local board of education will be hosts for a dinner Tuesday night honoring the District executive hoard.

The dinner will be at p. m. in Marquis Hall with Chester Strickland as master of ceremonies. Floyd Graham is in charge of music and Mrs. Helen Wright will be in charge of decorations.

oman 6 Pa 9 Miss Mary Marguerite Orr Becomes Bride Of Venion Ralph Spencer MRS. VERNON R. SPENCER Miss Alary Marguerite Orr, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Orr and Vernon Ralph Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Spencer of Afton, exchanged marriage vows March 21 at t.e Church of Christ In Jay Okla. The double ring ceremony was performed by the 'ather of the bridegroom, B.

Spencer, evangelist, of Clcora, In the presence of relatives and close friends. Lew Mccks of GatesviUe sang "Be- TROOP TALK Mary Hottelet Named Cookie Queen, Scouts Plan Outdoor Activities ACTIVITIES CALENDAR MONDAY Denton Garden Club will mccl Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Hubhard Hal! with Mrs. I. B.

Nye giving the program on "Design In Flower Hostesses will be Mmes. David Thomas, Clayton C. Davis, H. Lindsay, George Bishop, Beats Headlee and Ray Moore. Parent's Council of Denton High School will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Monday in the high school. Music Department of the Ariel Club will meet Monday in the home of Mrs J. B. McBryde, 1615 W. Sycamore, with Mrs.

A. H. Word as co-hostess. lota chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will meet at 4:30 p.m. Monday at Huhbard Hall to go to CJninesville to meet with Gamma Sigma chapter for dinner at p.m.

to be followed by a -Mary Hoftcict, 8, member of Troop 0 is the Cookie Queen of Marvin Loveless, cookie chairman, announced. Mary sold 16 cartons of cookies for a total of 132 boxes. Selling to friends, neighbors and persons she passed while-walking to school, Mary says she sold most of the cookies to men. Her cookies were sold to TSCW girls and others after giving her "sales talk." She is enthusiastic in telling about the tasty The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hottelet, 612 S. Locust, Mary is in the third grade at Texas State College for Women Demonstration School. Loveless reported that five troops have not checked in but that the Scouts and Brownies have turned in $1,260 after selling cookies. Registration dates for Brownie Day Camp, to be held at Hills nd Hollows have been set for May 3 and May 10 on porch of (he North Texas Lab School. The time is between 9 a.

m. and 12 noon and the fee will be $3 for each girl registering. Parents should attend each girl to help register them. The first outdoor workshop was held Tuesday at the Scout Little House under the direction of Mrs. Ernest Hickfang.

During the morning session, tepee and trench fire building was discussed and the proper handling of a knife was demonstrated The afternoon shop was devoted to the art of lashing a table and planning a tin can CEsserole cookout to be held at Cole's ranch Friday April r5. A i leaders and outdoor chairman are 1 urged to attend this cookout. Those attending the iniinl meeting were Mmes. J. L.

Cording, R. JI. Wells, R. H. Ingram, Paul Griffiths, .1.

E. Bowers. L. A. FJungan, T.

W. Drake M. L. Caldwell, E. F.

Clsrly anil Hickfang. "I'll sit stars v'" be presented following crowning and parents of the will be spec' At the regular meeting Friday, Miss Alta Uassett student assistant, continued to assist the girls their cooking badges. "Do si do and a little bit more' was the tune as scouts of Troop 3 worked on their folk dancing badges Monday. The group will be the guests of Mrs. Brooks Nash next Thursday at the Circle Star Square Dance in the club house on the Ft.

Worth Highway. A visit to their new troop room, 516 Scyamore, was enjoyed by Brownies of Troop 8 Thursday. Hik- tng back to West final plans were made for a birthday party (o he held Anril 24 at 7:30 p. m. in the school auditorium.

Parents and fri-n'ts will be honored guests and the girls will be awarded firsl ear pcndalents by Emesl Hickfang. Hostesses for the meeting were Dena Lowry and JacquEne Kirkland. Troop 10 met at the Girl Scout Little House Thursday. Albert Fore met with the girls and explained the requirements for a tenderfool and final plans were made for a fly-up ceremcny May 8. Jane O'Rear was elected treasure for the troop and Eunice Oliver was the hostess of.

the day. cause" snd Misses Ann Wills of Shawnee, Joyce Harris of Oklahoma City and Norva Covalt of Woodward, with Meeks sang "Under His Wings." Given in marriage by Stanley Wilks of Princeton, N. the bride wore pastel rose suit with while accessories carried a white Bible topped with a bouquet of white and pbilc carnations white satin streamers. Mrt. John Beckloff of Bartlesville, attended the bride as matron of honor and Edward Spencer, sister cf the bridegroom, and Miss Dolores Mires of Hooker lighted the candles.

Mrs. Spencer is a graduate of Denton High School sad Texas State College for Women and she attended Abilene Christian College and North Texas State College. She is now a member of the faculty of Central Christian College at Bartlesville, Spencer is a graduate of Cleora High School snd he attended Central Christian College. He is i draftsman with a petroleum company. Five Denton Continued from Page 1, Section 1 cheerful room Is centered around a tester bed with a frilly while organdy canopy and dust ruffle The bright wall paper is predominately yellow with gray and green accents which are picked up in the other furnishings of the room From the upstairs bedroom the stairs lead down to the gay dining room with its clever green anr white "country gossip" wsllpaper An assortment of trivets hang in an interesting arrangement down the wall of the stairs.

Family interest is centered in the large den which features a fireplace with a raised hearth. Again green, red and yellow is used for interesting and informa decoration. The dark green draw curtains contract with the light finish of the paneled walls. Other homes on the tour wil portray variety of decorating ideas. The McClurkau's English type home, the Hinkle's rambling home and the Gay's cottage or Bell Avenue will offer unusua scenes that will rival any page in current home beautiful magazines upon my sit-upon" was a tanniiar saying as Brownies oi' Troop 18 wove sit-upons at i regular meeting Tuesday at El i Centre.

Mrs. J. L. Gei'dhig i sfructeri the group assisted by Mrs. TUESDAY Harold Fanner, Mrs.

E. F. a Woman's Society of Christian a nc Carmen Sanchez, student as-! I Service of the First Methodist Distant. K. Mitchell acted as review by Mrs.

V. Y. Rejebian of i Dallas. Church will have the second program of a series on Latin America at its literary-social meeting in the church parlor at 3 p.m. Tuesday.

Mrs. Abncy Ivcy wiU serve as the chairman of the following social committee: Mmef. Chester Strickland, Doyle Nichols, I. L. Thompson, Fiillerion, Cora J.

B. Itause, S. A. Stcele, Cecil King. E.

C. Brodie. R. L. Slaughter, U.

.1. Ramsey, John M. Brooks, Estcs Pewitt, H. R. Pemberton, W.

F. Maxey and E. J. Headlee. Wesley Service Guild of the First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m.

in the church parlor. Mrs. Phoebe Mizcll will review "Mission to America" by Truman B. Douglass. Women of the church of the First Presbyterian Church, USA, will meet at the Educational Building on Tuesday afternoon at 3.

Women's Service League will meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Time-less favorite a i and skirt. This one of crisp- crease-resistant rayon Sportcaster, tailored to perfection. White with navy, brown or black each with contrasting trim. 10 to 18.

Featured at tht VANITY SHOP "Shop of Quolity Personality" hostess for (he meeting. Knots and more knots were lied by brownies of Troop 14 Wednesday. Miss Lou iVowlin taught stjuare, slip and granny knots to the girls and led a. discussion on how to make a buddy burner. This will be the project for the future meetings.

Members of Troop hiked to the Scouts Little House Thursday to view the progress being made toward completion of the house. Later the girh enjoyed a free play period by playing in Cily Park Mrs. Don Williams is the leader of this troop. Sandra Smith crowned the cookie queen of Troop 2 Monday for her outstanding cookie sales, and special thanks were sent to Roy Smith, cookie chairman, for his cooperation. Assisting the group v.ilh their art badge wurk is Wilfred Higgins.

who took the girls on a tour of the art department at TSCW recently. May 1 is ihe dale set by Troop 16 for their fly-up from Brownie to intermediate Scouts. This ceremony will be hcl.1 2'. regular troop meeting Thursday, tenderfoot were taught and the Girl Scout lavs studied. Brownies of Troop 7 arc looking forward someday to becoming cos- as they began a shell jewelry project Tuesday.

The jewelry will be presented In'molh- of the girls on Mother's Day. a planning period, games were played and refreshments were served by Mrs. A. L. Scott.

Tuesday, the home of Mrs. Richard Taliaferro, 633 Woodland, will be the meeting place for mothers of Troop 9. A committee chairman vill be elected and the troop program will be presented for parent approval. the girls worked on the troop scraphook and played games. Susan Ba Icy served refreshments to thp group.

Kay Milliken will he crowned "Kcr Higlincss Miss Queen" FiiJay at (he regular meeting of Troop IT. She will bo crowned by Ann and presented a hy Sur Ga-vkcv. runners up in tfcs cookie sales contest. Service WE HAVE 'EM FOR RENT A new shipment of NEW SUMMER Tuxedos Our rates are reasonable Our Tuxs are the A Dial C-6013 1302 W. Hickory Announcing THE ROMANTICALLY BEAUTIFVL New Enchantment brings the charm of deeply modeled beauty to modem tables.

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