The Vernon Daily Record from Vernon, Texas • Page 8

PACK EIGHT THE VERXOX DAILY RECORD, VERNON, TEXAS TUESDAY, MAY 15 1945 Club and Social Activities Mrs. Kendall Reviews Plav Town" cloth and centered with a 'crystal bowl which was surrounded by greenery and rod and white lilies. Miss Janie Jenkins presided er the punch assisted by Misses Law anna Sue Gcr- I grade Parker Sen nth Grade Entertained Missos Freeman rs, the th by Thorn tr-daught Christian afternoon Kendal! ornali dai The tei Lampa? nc dames Allaton, strong, il StaJrj fin, Brvar Guy Seli W. ee-ac Kc aldine Chafin, Julia Hogsc en Harvey. Betty Jane Paisy Ruth Hainline and Price.

ne were grreted Allston, Penny Porter. Sa? Self and Ann Lovelady. Produced to a receiving lin it. Allsten. Margie ne Bre Mesdames Chafin and ere sealed by Ids, lU in Of otta je Por ght er two Mine In Mrs a Lynn iiid in whieh Mason.

Self. The Misses Mar- MeXairy. and Diane of party wl games at l'l Refresh me five guests, Me Caleb ai White- Wa 1 la i the fol low wer Cene and Rav Bridges Smith and Grace lained the seventh School with a 'h featured organize jo Boys and Girls Club ring. sonts were served to Miss Maggie Ruth usd T. Have Baird, Leroy McLaughlin, and students; Richard a Lea Baker, Betty ii; Rro: hears.

Coley rtha Carr, Anna tlfull fre sift bf deco was Corn or, accomf Damans, vocal 1 and "I Incidental bv Mrs, ueu was a jsic roy JLOIS Clini Bill Jimr 'vic rv Mn s. P- xre Mother's Friend helps bring ease and comfort to expectant mothers. FRIEND, an ftxqulsltelv pared emollient. Is useful in conditions a bSa sage medium In One conditio 'or more then "0 yea ippiicauon for pregnancy it 'oft and necessary rightness It refres An idf the numb, of the skin nt.scles or cramp-like Quickly absorbed Del! Harnett Hostess To Baptist M. S.

The Calvary Bap Won; Missionary Society met at home of Mrs. W. Barnett Jay afternoon for a Bible st on conducted wa Lola Mae Doherty, Ira Garmer. Garland Gibbs, Gibson. Billy Greenhouse.

Hardage, Ruth Hendry, Howard, Bonby Ray How- Ernestine Lev- tt, Patricia Martin, Juanita OuUey Bryant Nail, Barbara Milton Smith, Frankie wart, Georgia Lee Taylor, Dan Ward, Charlotte Welch, md Maurine Whatley, Don; White, Belty Winterrowd, VOorley, Anne Lawrence, Wilbarger County Vet Discharged From Army Under New Point System Army Engneers Asked Fo Review Texas Channel Report Washington, May 15. engineers have been requested to review a report on Texas deep- channels to determine I The first known Wilbarger oil field which the Army in- whether they need to be deepened County man to receive a discharge lerrupted four and a half years 1 Ion the Army's new point system He is eager to get back into H. St1 tl My I lowed I. The was tire gin? the body dur lelps keep the Kk hus avoiding undue to dryness ant es and tones tin massage upplication fo: rlmg or burning sensa- the tired back ling in the legs. Mother's Friend Htehiy prated by tnr.ny -ursef, Just ask any druggist i skin Jrhricani.

Mo to: by Alton Reed ihe opening hymn, Life and Let it Be, was fo by prayer by Mrs. Pat Bell, devotional on "Consolation" osed of verses of scrip quoted In eacli member. The ir 'oup was dismissed with prayer by Mrs. K. Owen.

Mrs. Bell assisted Mrs, Barnett in serving refreshments to one guest, Mrs. J. Bryan and the members: Mesdames netter Bolton, Arthur Grimes, Charles Hardison, Monroe Price, Ray illiams. Everett McKinney, Stringer.

B. P. Lucas, H. Jonett. K.

E. Chumley. S. Southall, E. Owen and Clifford Harri Emlyn Cox (ircle Meets For Bible Study Monday A yV Missionary Tour oi 1 he hihir was the topic of the Bible lesson presented at the meeting of the Emlyn Cox Circle oi I no irst Baptist Church Monday afternoon at the church.

The urc reading was taken from i rom Mo-di who erial kits i was taken irough Judges 17. L. Gracy, circle ehair- i the business iich included a report on too made up of Claud Hendry, J. 0. nid l.i'roy Ramirez, need that enough ma- been collected for two sent, to Balian refu- neeting was dismissed Winti Mattie Marie Winters Honored on Birthday A party honoring Mattie Marie rs on her ninth birthday given by her mother, Mrs.

Winters at her home Mon- Organized games by Peggy Winters high- the entertainment, hnirnts wo're served to Shipman, Elizabeth Shee- jrno roves, Bobby Bal- Hay Perk ms. Buddy Jerry i Allen, Doyle Mary Baldwin, Barbara venson, Erma Allen, Ruth: yril Walker, J. A. Shipley, Shechy and the hostess mit a An Infantry automatic rifle is ready to go into action as part of the Army Ground Forces demonstration Your Twenty- five of these demonstration units will tour over 600 cities during the 7th War Loan to boost the sale of WAR BONDS. Shown in the trench are left to right, Private First Class Tames W.

Taylor. Spartanburg, South Carolina, with Ciarand rifle; Staff Sergeant Erva! J. Jenkins, Bogalusa. Lousiana, with automatic rifle, and Private First lass John E. Dollar, of Ventura.

California. Sergeant Jenkins holds the Legion of Merit and Combat Infantryman Bad lie, awarded for exemplary conduct in action. High School Operetta To Be Presented Here The musfO department of Vernon High School, under the direction oi Mrs. Glenn Marsh, will i present an operetta entitled, Beauty Thursday evening at 8:30 at the Junior High School auditorium. Proceeds will be used to buy music and other equipment.

Those participating will bo: I Mao Pi iest, Mary Jane Edwards, Carmileia Raines, Betty Below Joan Wood, Sarah Si: Monds, Betty Owens, Arvita Gordon, Cleo Polio Stringer, Joyce Shive, Bill McPherson, Lours McIntyre, Kent Hughes, Rhea Cromwell. Virginia Riggs, Yvinelt Dyer, Larry Austin. Gret- la Pace and Norma McMahon. The chorus is made up of Barnes. Betty Jane Brady, Doris Dyer, Juanita Bright, Elwyn Evans, Thelma Glass, Betty Jo Harris, Maxine Lamb, Latimer, Mary Dean Miller, Waunita Page.

Joyee Perry, Doris1 Rich, Eugenia Rogers, Ruth Schatte. Sue Truelove, Joyce Watts, Margaret Wimple, Janetta McNamara, Pat Turley and Eu- vanda Halo. is Sgt. Sherrill D. Huff, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Huff of Rock Crossing. The sergeant became Huff Thursday night, and to a man who expected to be eating rations near Tokyo just any day.

his discharge was quite a surprise. The Wilbarger County man re- turned to the States following 32 i months over) seas service i March, 1 and has been ion furlough that that i e. He reported i to Fort Sam Houston on Th rsd ay, I expecting an! other over! seas assignment. But Sgt. Huff after hearing of the poire system, ho added his points and got 121.

The required amount fov a discharge is 85. Following orientation lectures and a briefing for civilian life, he was on his way home. Mr. Huff's points added up as follows. I One point each for 22 service in U.

22 points each for 32 months I overseas Five points each for seven bat le s' ars eu Social Calendar I. C. io W. H. L.

VF 1ST IH( Mrs. Joe Cannon was hostess "il i i oi the Bernice Neel cle of the Baptist Church a meiting at her homo Monday rnoon. The entertaining were at 1 decorated nh Spring flower arrangements, hyu.ri, led liy Mrs, Beach, was followed by a offered by Mrs. Curtis I'ohols. Alter the short business 'ion conducted by Mrs.

Tom Mrs J. H. Ray directed the hie study from 1 King 18 o'igh Psainis 150 Ref res nts were sensed by the host os: luoive members. iaigcno Howl. A MM third class.

Corpus and Mrs. Daii of Rundown are isiting u-ir mother, Mrs Avis Howl. Mrs ess to home, Wednesday Harry Mason will be host- the Sorosis Club at her Paradise. Wednesday afternoon ai 3 Thursday The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of the O. E.

will meet in the homo of Miss Maude Ross, 1831 Main, at 8 o'clock Thursday Officers for the now year will be installed by Mrs. Doug Edwards at the final meeting for the year of the Shive Thursday afternoon at 1 The room demonstration will be presented by the first grade class Local Briefs Mrs. L. E. Thompson of don is visiting her cousin, Fay' Eggleston.

drs Mrs. Chai les son, Cope, left ton where they C. Wight, Tuesday fo will visit Houi dativo: Misses Marguerite Lav.no Macil Owens left Monday Memphis, where they 1 accepted positions at an Army field. and for an under the Walston. Mrs.

S. the book. In LaMar kins direction of Mrs. Ola NOTICE! he Sinclair Station at '015 Wilbarger is now 111 I and mate L. Lawson.

We Fix Fiats patron- Vour business and age appreciated. OpenSeven Days In til 2 A. a Week M. Of cour or it' a low er suit created to heighten your charm and your temperature. Slim and trimly tailored by Jaunty Junior with a scalloped lapel.

In a luxury rayon. Skeleton lined. 9 to 15. AS FEA I LRKJ) LN GLAMOI EX CL I ssnu IS 50 LADIES STORE Lawson Service Sta. NEW BOOKS AT SMITH NEWS STAND Include Young Her To Heaven" Small Your A.

White will review Warrick, at the Haw- A rs a a oo at 3:15, Installation services for the now officers will be conducted by Mrs. E. Edwards. The class demonstration will be given by Miss La Velie first grade. The West Vernon Parent-Teach- I Association will moot Thursday afternoon at 3:1.5, Mrs.

D. Greene has returned from Mineral Weils after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Frank Crenshaw, and her sister, Mrs Tulane Smith. David Nowlin, son of F. E.

Nowlin, and Wilbur Graf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Graf, in the Merchant Marine with base at Houston, are home visiting friends and relatives. Friday The executive board of the Library Association will neet in the Children's Library Friday morning at 10 Mrs. Ann McCaslin of Amarillo and son, John Thomas Anderson, seaman first class, are visiting friends in Vernon.

They will leave soon for Wichita Falls, where they will visit Mrs. McCaslin's sister, Mrs. Jack Storev. REVIEW S( HhIH LEI) Mrs. B.

Abbott ill review the book, by! Stephen Vincent Benet, at the meeting at the Sorosis Club Wed- esdaj afternoon at 3 at the home oi Mrs. Harry Mason on i Paradise Street. The story is of the sen ling of Jamestown and Plymouth and is written in poetic form. The author meant it to be the first in a series of nine, but soon alter this volume was completed he died Introductory remarks concerning the author will he given by Mrs. D.

O. Fulton, who will also conduct installation services for the new officers. SHINERS Scotts Bluff, May 15. Shoes wore neat and shiny in Scotts Bluff High School today. From Superintendent J.

E. Shedd on down, the faculty shines the shoes of all students who bought a war bond. Sale.s were brisk, totaling $5,692 the first dav. Your We SMITH NEWS STAND Favorite M. lose 2 to fi SI NDAYS HONORED G.

H. Hildebrand, 2 c. was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of his parents, Vlr. and Mrs. Joseph Hildebrand.

A delicious meal was served to relatives, including the honoree's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, 1 ales. Guests who called during the afternoon included Mr md Mis. Frank Hildebrand and children, Winnie Belle and Charlie: Mr. and Mrs.

Waggoner and children, Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Hildebrand and son, Keith, and Miss Leta Jean Skipworth and Jack MeCremmun. The night in 1931 Lillian Heilman's pay, The Hour' opened on Broadway, the i -'ink account was dow to i RIDE THE BOSES Our Daily Schedules TEXAS, VEVT MEXICO AM) OKLAHOMA COACHES From Lubbock a. p. a Leave for Lubbock 6:00 p.

p. 801 I IMVESTEKN TK AIL WAVS To 12:40 5:30 s. 7 :00 Uns To -1 :00 til. CHy CHISHOLM Leave 15 AYS cvrrton For Traici p. Information Call UNION BIS STATION TELEPHONE civilian cJothe.s which he says wil! he blue, gray or anything lotion but brown, khaki or olive drab.

As a flight chief with the 14th Fighter Group. Huff covered plenty of territory. When he went overseas in 1942, he was stationed in England with the Eighth Air Force. Then he wont to Libya, pt, Sicily and Corsica attached to the 12th Air Force, and still later he was sent to Italy with the 15th Air Force. During 32 months overseas, he received only two rest camp tours.

for post-war trade. The request was made in a reso- passed yesterday by the House rivers and harbors committee. Texas shipping authorities had asked for 36-foot channels. two feet deeper than the present ones. The study will be made on channels from Galveston, Texas City, Houston, Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, Port Isabel and Brownsville.

BACKS POPPY SALE Austin, May 15. (IP Coke R. Stevenson has asked Texans to buy Buddy poppies on May 26 to assist the Veterans of Foreign Wars in financing their welfare program. 64 35 Total Points ........................121 Now that he is borne the 23: year-old veteran plans to settle down with his wife the former Miss Toni Vesta! whom he married May 5) and resume work in Friendship lass Meets With Mrs. Lisenbee The Friendship Class of the Central Christian Church met Monday afternoon at the home oi Mrs.

G. W. Lisenbee. The reception rooms wore beautifully decorated with Spring flowers. Mrs.

Lisenbee opened the mooting with prayer, after which Mrs. C. A. Herring brought the devotional on of Character, with scripture taken from Luke 6.47-19. Mrs I.

Traxlor conducted a Bible quiz, after which the meeting was dismissed with the missionary benediction. Refreshments wore ser Mesdames C. A. Herring, Traxler, C. D.

Greene. Nichols, Barney Williams, Greene, F. W. Coleman, ter, and the hostess. Ohio War Workers Swear to Goodness Picjua, Ohio, If you want to swear, stay away from here, it cost you money, Piqua is definitely conscious- -all because a few girls in the local plants of Lear, man- ufaei.urers of critical war materials, wanted to get a few dollars together for a party and installed a in their office.

The rate was one cent per word, two cents if you were overheard, The first month was good enough; but in the second month election month swear box rc- eeipts soared. Then some one the idea of sending the receipts to Lear employes in service. More swear boxes were added in other departments. Swearing is definitely on the decrease, hut, strangely, swear box receipts continue to increase, Such things as bad war news, bad weather or a defeat of (he local high school team, account for some of the increase. However, the swear boxes now contain more nickels, dimes and dollar bills than pennies.

Apparently, every time the boys even think of cussing, they think of what a lot more cussing the boys in sen ice have a right to do, and drop in the extra coins. FOR QUICK Real Estate with L. LIST your Piper FORGET! YOUR SHOWS IX VERNON WEDNESDAY Continuous show 1 to 5 p. m. north side of courthouse.

ITY PARK STADIUM After 8 p. admission charge, no strings. i' Most Courteous SHOK EFT. white genuine 5 50 the a riot among A hit with crowd the "bobbv with long wearing NO MARK rubber soies. SHOE DEPT.

IS NOT RATIONED mm JOB AHEAD jix War Loan Drives are a matter of history. Together they accounted for bond purchases totaling more than 109 billion dollars. Of this amount. 13' billion dollars, or about represented Bond purchases b) individuals, a good record, but our job is not finished. Ahead is the 7th War Loan with a tional quota of 14 billion dollars.

Of this amount, the h' Bond quota is 4 billion dollars, or over It is a challenge to all of us to more than double our efforts. can A i a take hard tasks in stride, we shall succeed. Buy all the bonds you can hold all the bonds you buy. The Waggoner National Bank Organized in 1899 Oldest Bank in Wilbarger County Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.