The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 9

LEWIS Walking on Air io for "THF. WT NEW ADDITIONS TO THE FOAM TREAD FAMILY The Washable SANDAL A fitting sandal with the Foam- tread Sole Narrow and Medium The LOAFER All the features of our famous tie and sole. Narrow and Medium Mail Ordert 25c Extra 702 AUSTIN Hand-Loomed Diapers Given New Grandson An unusual Rift from a grandfather was a package of hand-loomed diapers for his new-born grandson. The baby Is Gary Lefoy McPherson, bom to Mr. and Mrs.

McPherson of Melbourne, Feb. 1. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl McPherson of Lockhart.

N. and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Barker, 3S24 Cumberland Avenue.

The diapers were by grandfather McPherson and were loomed in Lockhart, N. where he is supervisor of the textile mills. Infant McPherson is many times blessed with grandparents. Waco- ans who are his great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Vick W. Dyer. 4225 Hillcrest Drive afid Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Barker, 1608 Flint Avenue. The baby also has a grandmother as well as great- great-grandparetits all of Lockhart, S. C. The mother is the former Shirley Barker of Waco.

ISO Plan Show At Bail Miss Ann Forsgard will give pantomimes. Miss Rosemary Roberts will sing and Miss Delphint Salvato will tap dance in a floor show that USO girls are arranging for the dance at JCAFB Service Club Saturday at 8:30 p. m. A bus will call at Waco YWCA at 7:30 p. at St.

Episcopal Church shortly afterward, and at Blue Triangle YWCA to pick up young women who are attending the affair. Temple Residents Among inners at Bridge Club Several Temple were among winners at the Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night session in the Huaco Room of the Roosevelt Hotel. Albert Carter and Mrs. Frank Porterfield of that city placed first in the east-west division while Dr. and Mrs.

V. J. Simmons of Temple were second in the north-south. George Day and C. D.

Johnston won second, and Mrs. Lou Woodward and Mrs, Paul Brown, third, east-west. Maj. and Mrs. Luke Zell took top honors in the north-south section.

Turtles Are Familiar Sight All Over U. S. Snapping turtles are a familiar sight throughout the United States, differing in various ways from fel- blew 0 For Spring I "FLASHING tienne ORIGINALS Block Potent with exciting new lines to moke grand Entrances on every spring scene! Also in Blue Calf. $10.95 ti iKin FRI. SAT.

SUN. 20,000 ROSE NO LIMIT All you want. your chance to plant your rose garden. Famous varieties such as Red, Pink Radiance, Talisman, Hoover, Ed. McFarland, Columbia, Rouge Mallerin and many other popular varie- included during this Grades 1, and 2.

TULIP TREES 4 to 7 Ft. I9C White Dogwood 5 to 8 Ft. WAX LIGUSTRUM BIG, HUSKY, 10 IN. to 1 Vi-FT. PLANTS 19' ARBORVITAES 2 to 4 ft.

BALLED and BURLAPPED Evergreens big, husky, field sTjk 0 grown, fresh from our fields. ONLY FORSYTHIAS, 2 ft. tixe ALTHEA, RED CYDONIA JAPONICA, 1 Vi ft. BUTTERFLY BUSH, I Vi ft. MOCK ORANGE, I Vi ft.

SPIREA V. HOUTTEI, I Vi MIMOSA 15c HEDGE 6 to 2c WILL BUY RED BUD fr TULIP TREES HYDRANGEAS, 2 Ft. NO MAIL ORDERS FARM STORE NURSERY 2230 FRANKLIN low turtles including temperament, according to information from Bryce Brown, curator of Strecker Museum, Baylor University. Life and times of the snapping turtle will be the subject for discussion Saturday during the regular programs at Strecker Museum 9 to 10 a. m.

and 10 to 11 a. it is announced by Zane Travis, program director. Children from grades 1-3 met during the first period and grades 4-6 at the second interval. A cartoon and film will be shown on turtles. Other members of the turtle family will be discussed, including box turtles and the curious soft-shell variety.

Travis explains that snapping turtles are protected by their and consequently have developed vicious fighting habits. According to Travis more than 65 children attend each Saturday morning program. Series is sponsored by Waco Junior League. Emmanuel Baptist Church To Crown Royal Couple Jim Ed Renfro and Nancy Miller will be crowned king and queen of Emmanuel Baptist Church Training Union at a coronation program Friday at 7:30 p. m.

in Emmanuel Baptist Church. The program will climax a contest between 29 groups in the Training Union. An eight year union won the contest which included visitation, programs, new members and establishment of family altars. One of the six-year unions was second. Their nominees for king and queen.

Billy Hart and Janet Oliver, will be given special recognition for winning second place. Rev. Tilson Maynard, pastor, will be master of ceremonies and Rev. M. O.

Cheek, district Baptist missionary, will make the coronation address. Baylor Athenean Club Plans Party Assorted placards used in Cotton Bowl festivities will highlight decorations for the dessert party sponsored by the Athenean Club, one of social clubs for girls. Saturday evening in the drawing room of the Union Building. At this time eight winners chosen by Stan Kenton from a field of 16 beauties will be announced. Bob Edmondson will be narrator for the show and will present each of the masked girls as they step from a heart-shaped frame.

Beauties, elected by the student body, include Sarah Martin. Sally Kennedy, Paulette Coker and Charlesy Smith, freshmen; Pat Goodman, Yvonne Rouse, Patty Morris and Pat Alexander, sophomores; Wanda Petty, Dareene Thompson, Evelyn Morgan Nora Holcombe, juniors; Dawn Marilyn Burns, Puddy Harwell and Ladye Ruth Burch, seniors. MR. AND MRS. BURL MURPHY MARRIED RECENTLY Mrs.

Alagood Gives Talk To Theta IVu Members Mrs. Jennie Alagood of The Blossom Shop spoke to members of Thetu Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday night at the YWCA. She made two floral centerpieces and several corsages. Mrs. Anna Ruth Botsford introduced her.

Howard Lasenby Treated For Blood Poisoning Howard Lazenby, 1925 Gorman Avenue, is in Providence Hospital where he is undergoing treatment for blood poisoning following a cut on his hand. He has been in the hospital since Monday. Burl Murphys Return Home After Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Burl Murphy returned to Waco during the week following their wedding trip.

They were married recently in Lackland AFB chapel with Ch. 1-Lt. Roger Q. Burtner officiating. The bride is the former Miss Bobbie Jo Tate, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam L. Tate, 1326 Dutton Avenue. She attended Waco Technical High School and will make her home with her parents while her husband completes his basic training at AFB. Mr.

Murphy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Murphy, 1211 Daughtry Avenue. Best man was Harvey J. Daniel of Lackland AFB.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her wedding an aqua dress with passementerie trimming. Hat and gloves were white and accessories black. Her corsage was of white carnations. Miss Janet Moak, maid of honor, wore a blue dress with white accents and a corsage of pink and white carnations. Great-Grandson Born To Mrs.

Salles A son, Larry Bowman Callahan, has been born to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Callahan in Casa Grande, according to news received by Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Salles of 600 LaClede Street, the great grandparents. The mother was Patsy Lee Johnston, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Johnston, former Wacoans who now live in Stanfield, Ariz. The baby, weighing six and a half pounds, was born Jan. 26.

Mrs. Ethel Cooper Hardy Tells Nurse Experience Mrs. Ethel Cooper Hardy told Private Duty Section, Texas Graduate Nurses Association, about her experiences as a missionary nurse in South America when she spoke to them Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Annie Davis, 1806 Algonquin Avenue. Twenty-three members and three guests, Miss L. Johns, Mrs.

Ann Valentine and Mrs. Helen C. Brown attended the meeting. Mrs. Helen Oliver and Miss Louise Pokluda were co-hostesses.

Mrs. Lucy Dean, 2118 Lasker Avenue, will be hostess March 9. Art League Members See Two Movies Two movies to Paint a and in were shown to Waco Art League members and guests by Miss Altha Edge, program chairman, Wednesday at the Morris Residence. Miss Kate Edmond presided and Mesdames Charles G. Eidson.

Effie C. Barron, Fioyd Casey, E. D. Dickson, U. C.

Sterquell, Walter G. Lacy, Roy Levy were hostesses. New members present were Miss Mary Napier and Mrs. Garner C. Brown.

Mesdames Connie Jones, Spencer Cannon, Martha Fowlkes- Haun, Paul Mankin, Florence Gildersleeve were guests. During the tea hour Mrs. J. M. Rush and Mrs.

A. C. Wiebusch presided at the refreshment table. Miscellanous Shower Given Mrs. Sinclair A sterling silver covered vege-! table dish, presented by Mrs.

John Blystone of Las Vegas. cousin of the hostess, was one of the presents received by Mrs. Gene Sinclair when Mrs. Albert Davis, 3123 Trice Avenue, gave a miscellaneous shower for her. Mrs.

Sinclair was formerly Miss Barbara Snyder. Miss June Davis and Mrs. Tom Lowry, daughters of Mrs. Davis, assisted her in entertaining. Guests included es a I Primm Harris, M.

B. White, Clyde Bennett, Owen Davis, Dover Hall, Johnnie Norris. John Bush, Ernest Richardson, O. E. Payne and M.

E. Snyder, mother of the honored guest. Chr Sara Friday, February 12,1954 9 Gene Thompson Speaks to Class Gene Thompson, educational director of Columbus Avenue Baptist Church, spoke to members and guests of TEL Class of the church at a Valentine tea Tuesday afternoon in the fellowship hall. Is was topic of Mr. talk.

He quoted from of by Will Durant and a sonnet on happiness by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Mrs. W. C. Johnson was program director.

Mrs. J. C. Killgore was musical director and Billy McBeth, pianist. Mrs.

Eric Beringer gave a devotional and Mrs. W. E. Tynes offered a prayer. Birthday honorees were Mesdames Killgore, C.

H. Cox, E. P. Ream, Bob Granger. J.

E. Weatherford, B. F. Cummings, J. R.

Carson. Mrs. Eugene Wortham, hostess chairman, was assisted by Mesdames W. L. Harris, T.

J. Wilson, J. R. Carson, H. S.

Moore, W. Y. Johnson. Recently Wed Pair to Make Home in Waco Corporal and Mrs. Kenneth Click, who were married Feb.

5, will make their home at 906 North Twelfth Street. Mrs. Click was formerly Miss Jeannette McFerrlr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. McFerrin, 1015 South Sixteenth Street, where the wedding took place. Corporal Click son of Mr. and M. C.

Click of Grant. Ala. Rev. Roy F. Johnson performed the marriage The bride wore a blue wool suit, navy accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds.

Her sister, Mrs. Louise Turner of Fort Worth was her only attendant. Sgt. Rex Adams of JCAFB was best man. The bridegroom is stationed at James Connally Air Force Base.

Spring Time in Europe! By Car Conducted by University Professor, March 24 to June 2. Winter Alpine Snows Holland in Tulip Time Due to a cancellation, we have two vacancies available In Motor Tour of France, Italy, Austria, Germany, Holland and England. 66 days all-expenses $1827.00. New York to New York. You may ride up to New York In our New Fords, which accompany us on the new SS United States.

University Journeys, University Box 1546, Austin, Texas (Also Similar Tour in Summer) SECRETS OF CHARM By JOHN ROBERT POWERS love to lose weight but love to eat even wisecracked the jovial matron as she reached for another chocolate to stoke her body that already was a good 30 pounds too heavy. She got a chuckle out of the friends who were the attention for which she yearned. But how much truth was there in her facetious statement? Increased Popularity The chances are that she was herself out of for solace, as a substitute for some unsatisfied emotional craving. If she were to slim down, her pride in her new attractiveness and the admiration it would bring might eliminate her compulsive eating. With the proper diet, the more weight lost, the lighter an overweight person feels in spirit is a sure social asset! But what is the proper reducing diet? Here is the yardstick by which it should be judged: 1.

It must keep your energy at par with plenty of meat, fish, poultry, shellfish, eggs, fat-free milk and cottage cheese. If it is deficient in such high-value protein foods, vital body tissues will be depleted. 2. It must include a sufficient variety of vitamins and minerals found in such foods as leafy green and yellow vegetables, fruits, whole-grain bread and cereals as well as the foods mentioned just above. 3.

It should be based on three meals a day with a wise distribution of the calories. will not aid the dieter who wishes to have a trim-figured future. Easy to Sustain 4. It must be practical, economical, and must deviate as little as possible from sound eating habits, and fit easily into the regular family meals. 5.

It must be satisfying enough to aid the dieter in acquiring a taste preference for the nutritious but non-fattening foods. 6. It should result in a loss of to 2 pounds a week. Those who have tried to diet but given it up before achieving success will usually discover that they have violated one of these rules for safe, sane and satisfying slimming! Tomorrow: Your years. Your Beauty Diet No matter what your weight you want to gain, lose or remain the YOUR BEAUTY DIET will provide you with a safe and sane pattern of laboratory-tested menus that can be followed by the entire family according to each needs.

YOUR BEAUTY DIET is a way of eating, not starving, and the tasteful, appetizing meals it contains require no extra planning or preparation! For the booklet, write to Secrets of Charm in care of this newspaper and enclose 10c in coin to help cover cost, plus stamped, self-addressed envelope. Eastern Star Members Attend Austin School A group of Waco Eastern Star members spent Wednesday in Austin, where they attended a school of instruction at Scottish Rite Cathedral in that city and a fraternal visit of Mrs. Mary Ella Schover- ling of Houston, worthy grand Matron. They were guests at a banquet in her hojior at the Driskell Hotel in the evening, returning to Waco after midnight. They included Mrs.

Marietta Clarke, deputy grand matron, District 3, Section Mrs. Felix Alexander, Mrs. A. C. Joton, Mrs.

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