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THE VERNON DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 PAGE THR EH SOCIETY Interesting Musical Program Is Planned for Reception To Be Given in Honor of State Club Officials An interesting musical program has been planned for entertainment at the reception and tea to be given hy the Home Economics Club Thursday afternoon at the Vamparika Club House, honoring Mrs. W. R. Pctter of Bowie, president of the Texas Federation of Clubs, and Mrs, M. W.

Burch of Decatur, president of the First District of Federated Clubs. Features of the program will be addresses to be given by the guests of honor. A large num- is expected to attend the affair, since other clubs of Vernon have been invited to attend, according to Miss Robbie Castlebury, president of the club. Program Will Be Given by Club at Farmers Valley A program will fcc given at Farm- Valley auditorium Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock by the Farmers Valley Club. The program planned has been outlined as follows: Weicome address Miss Annie Price.

Minstrel band, songs and jokes dramatic club. Hazel Phipps. Playlette Aid to Ode Frost, Lawrence McCalcb, Woodie Row Reynolds, Miss Valley Brock and iss Ophelia Wells Valley McAdams. George Brock, Waldron Davis and Tommie Davis Playlette Misses Courson and Pauline Mashburn. Waldron Davis and George Brock, Much of a Good Misses Pauline Mashburn, Mary Baldwin.

Winnie Davis and Annie Price, Gladys Frost Waldron Davis, Tommie Davis, and George Brock. Preceding the program, a reception will be held, and the tea table will be presided over by Mrs. W. H. Huggins and Mrs.

J. A. Birdsong. Included in the musical program will be a vocal solo by Mrs. Lyon, accompanied by Mrs.

T. L. Rouse; a piano solo by Miss Inell Powell, and a vocal solo by Mrs. Y. H.

Babasin, nccompanied by Mrs. J. J. Cockerell. Mrs.

Alexander Hostess to Business Women at Party Mrs. W. IT. Alexander was hostess Tuesday evening to members of the Business and Professional Club with a bridge party at her home on Stephens Street. Decorations and refreshments were of the St.

motif. Games of bridge were played throughout the evening, after which prizes were awarded to Miss Maybelle Nabers, high score for club members, Mrs. Judge Green, high score for guests, and Hiss Essie McLarty was consoled with low score. Members and guests attending were: Miss Nina Creager, Miss Essie McLarty, Miss Alice Gibson. Miss Mnybella Nabors, Miss Dorothy Eakle, Miss Bellah lhilpott, Miss Verna Lucky, Miss Enid MeCarroll, Miss Etta Mao Rogers, Mrs.

R. D. Holland, Mrs. R. D.

King, Mrs G. D. Little, Mrs. Charles Stap-' Mrs. Leon Brown.

Mrs. Olen Turner, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Clarence Teel, Mrs. H.

Rogers, Mrs. W. lenry Rogers, Mrs. Emory Rbcads, Mrs Judge Green, Miss Marie Louise Rogers, and the hostess, Mrs. Alexander.

Styles To Be Modeled at Stone Store Here Tonight The latest Spring styles will be modeled by about girls this evening at the style show to be given by the C. E. Stone Company at their store. A program of sonys and readings has been planned also for the occasion. LET US HELP YOU With Your Building or Repairing? We have the plans and materials for every need, Wm.

CAMERON Inc. Phone 93 Vernon. Texas OREMAN 41 Foremost for BUY YOUI! SHOES FOR EASTER AT NOVELTY SLIPPERS Of all kinds of blacks, blonds and reds, Pumps, Straps and ies $3.85 $4.85 $5.85 AND SUPPERS 98c to $2.95 for Values SMWmMWSW SZ2MM2 3MS. Final Rehearsals Being Held for Model Wedding Final rehearsals are being held and costumes and stage settings are nearing completion for the Jack and Jill wedding, elaborate home-talent Mother Goose production, which is to be given Friday evening at the High School auditorium, under the auspices of the Federation of Clubs. Twenty-two little folks will compose the cast of characters under the direction ofi.

Mrs. Robert T. Lutz. Mrs. 0.

R. Wells has charge of the designing of costumes setting, which will be of a pink color scheme, with a stage setting formed of pink flowers and tulle. The Purity Bakery has decorated a huge wedding for the ocuasion, which will also carry out tho pink color The wedding party has been announced as follows: Bobbie June Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

0. Brown, bride; Thornton Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd, Gean Hardison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Hardison, maid oi honor; Lon L. Livsey, son of and Mrs. L.

L. Livsey, best man; Cy son of Mr. and Mrs. Cy Lonz, minister; Bobby Lutz and Bobby Fielder, ring bearers; Sibyl Coffee, Mary Virginia Sharp, Sammye June Porterfield, and Norma Lee Hoffman, bridesmaids; Jack Williams, Bobby Hardison, John Andrew Fraeger, Thomas Busby, ushers; Mary Virginia Lutz, Frances Smith, Margaret Ann McCarter, Katherine King, ushers; Ben Long and Bobby Hall, pages. Mrs.

Honaker Hostess to 1uesday Members Mrs. S. E. Honaker was a delightful hostess Tuesday afternoon to members of the Tuesday 42 club at her home on Texas Street. The St.

motif was conveyed artistically in place cards and the favors of dainty mint baskets. Games of 42 were played throughout the afternoon after which a delicious salad course was served. The following members and guests were present; Mrs. G. W.

Backus, Mrs. Paul Goetze, Mrs. J. A. Harrington, Mrs.

J. N. Johnson, Mrs. John Reese, Mrs. G.

N'eathery, Mrs. 11. W. Nr wood, Piper, Mis D. Summert-'ur.

Mrs. 0, A. Sw n- burn, Mr-. If. Terhune, Mrs.

R. E. own send. Mr M. Hiatt, Mrs.

W. II. Huggins. I Roberts- Mrs. John A'.

ni, and the hostess, Honaker. SOCIAL CALENDAR ednesday. The Social Arts club will meet Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday afternoon, as had been announced, on account of the tea sponsored by the Home Economics club, to which the club has been invited. Mrs Aubrey Lockett will be hostess for the meeting at her home on Wilbarger Street, and Mrs. J.

Dobbins, Mrs, F.ari Bateman, and Mrs. Harold Sbive will present fhc program. Hawkins School Parent-Teaeher Association will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the school. The feature of the meeting will be a lecture on of given by Harris Morrow of the State Health Institute. Everyone is invited to attend.

Thursday, Members of the Home Economics club are entertaining Thursday afternoon at AUingham Park club house with a tea honoring Mrs. R. Potter of Bowie and Mrs. M. W.

Burch Decatur, of the Texns Federation of clubs. Friday. The Federation of Clubs are presenting a Jack and Jill wedding 1 uv evening at the High School audi- rium under the of Mrs. Robert, Lutz, About 45 little folks 'v to the cast of charac- Pre-School Study Circle No. 2 1 meet at 3 Friday in at the YamparHca 11 use in Al- iam Park.

All members are urg- attend. The Parent-Teaeher Association ouncil will meet Friday after- at 1:80 at the ti house in AUingham Park, The High School -Hociation will hoi ecting Friday affcern the High school. Parent -Teacher a sectional oon at i EASTER CARDS ALSO EVERYDAY CARDS WE DO PICTURE FRAMING Studio 1722 Main Side Sq, Next to Fergeson Drug Co. (fWv cdm It cwicL uno Cl pact CMpt dc dime a -iW damn. QJvw, -borni cicuiU atthctfifo ftfa Pitched Large Audience Hears Secular Music Program A packed auditorium greeted the program of secular musical of Longfellow poems that mis pi's Rented by the choir of the First Bat tist Church, under the direction of Mrs.

K. F. Lyon, Tuesday even at the church. Mrs. L.

Rouse and Miss Enid MeCarroll were pianist of the program. A feature of the evening was the orchestra tinder the direction of Catherine Pierce, which made its ance, and presented by Parlow Miss Pierce also od violin solo, by Valdez Vocal solos were rendered tv. A Underwood, basso, Bt. lding the and by Mrs. K.

F. Lvon, soprano, Day is 1 he Buckner quartet sang several numbers, atid Miss Alice a reading, Arrow and inf. The closing feature of the program was a short cantata, lage presented by the choir, in which ab-o quartet numbers by the Buckner quartet I by a women's quartet Mrs, U. M. Fielder, dersun, Mrs.

J. 11. Gam E. A Vernon, The program will be Sunday evening at the I Church, according to ment made bv Mrs. ads and cake were served, utes.

Add the eggs, extracts, lemor- Those present were: Catherine salt, and cream. Beat for 1 roiij Lois Williams, Tommie Adkins, ute. Add the flour and baking pow Gale Zachry, Kathleen Williams, der. Drop bits of the dough 3 Louise Hutchinson, Louise McDougal, apart on greased baking sheets. Williams, Veda McDougal, ten down with the broad side of i Annie Mae Doss, and the hostess, knife which has been dipped with Jacquelyn Bennett.

Mix the cocoanut and milk anq place some on top of each cooky i Press into the doagh with the broac side of a knife. Helping omposed of W. W. An It and Mrs. Baptist announce- Mrs, Flovin Is Elected President Parker T.

A Mi Flovin was elected pre- ident of the Parker Parent-Teacher Association at a meeting of tin association Tuesday afternoon at the school. Other officers elected for the next year were: Mrs. Roy McLendon, vice president; Miss Opal Lewis, recording secretary; Miss Bernice Brumbelow, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George Crawford, treasurer; Mrs. John Nabers, reporter: and Miss Ruth Carney, parliamentarian.

An interesting program on was given preceding the session. Rev. M. Perry gave a discussion of and Mrs. W.

Thomas and Ben II. Roberts sang a duet, That We Two Were Loyd Owen delighted the members with two vocal numbers. It was voted to contribute to the National Endowment fund. About 40 members attended the meeting. Night Bridge Club Meets With Moores I uesday Eve Haney, Mr.

and Mrs, R. E. Martin, Mr. and Mr-. S.

A. White, Mr. and Ml John Hardin, Dr. and Mrs, M. J.

Moore, and the host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Moore. GKiniSLES OF II MtROLD ENTERTAIN tilRL.H hillicothe oman Attends National Council Meet ina Mi W. 11.

Grammar eothe, secretary of the mon di trict Missionary sor ette t.f the Northwest Tex a Conferei. representing this district at th National Council of nary Societies being held this week in Washington, I), C. The purpose of the council meeting is to outline world-wide program of work for ail eMthodr-f missionary societie-. Grammer was awarded the trip to Washington Menus for a Day. Breakfast Tokay or White Grapes 1 i Cereal Cream or Milk Buttered Toast Coffee Luncheon.

1 ery and Salad Bread and Butter Cocoanut Cookies Tea Dinner, Spanish Rice Mashed Turnips Bread Oranxe Marmalade Head Lettuce and French Dressing Chocolate Pie Coffee Celery and Apple Salad, Serving Four. 1 cup diced appies 1 tablespoon lemon juice cup diced celery i cup diced marshmallows cup salad dressing Chill ail tho ingredients, add 1-2 the dressing to the rest, of the ingre- ent- and serve in cups of lettuce leave-. Top with the remaining dress- ir.g and serve at once, Cocoanut Three Rciien. t-2 cup fat 1 2 cups light brown sugar 1 teaspoon orange extract 1 teaspoon lemon extract tablespoon grated lemon rind 1-4 teaspoon salt 1-4 cup cream 2 1 -2 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1-2 cup cocoanut 2 tablespoons milk Cream the fat and sugar for 2 min- Vernon Glass Co. Specializing i automobile glass, plate windows and kinds of glass, mirrors anc mirrors re-silvered.

Phone 1067 PENNEY CO. Corner Main and Texas Streets, Vernon, Texas bv the di Mr. te li Mi Mrs. Gribble and of Harrold entertained ketbali team with Saturday at their hotn ent were: Miss Pearl Opal Ramsey, Miss Rowland, Miss Nina Mason, Mi Mary Wall, Miss Ellen Hill, Bertha Denson, Miss Essie Beck, Ida Belle Berk, Miss Alberta ley, coach, and Mur re I Olivo, a gue Use Vernon Keeorrt want Mi trict for nit ion trict urn trict mi her 1th pill et ng the greate jge ever to bi Jacquelyn lost css Wit I faithful work A (A RDS ue Mi acquei.vi 1 1 a number of rnoon with a 511 Cumberland layed fter which refr Vern t.lfis (Inique Theatre Building Hat Box Size 16 inches Covered with black embossed fibre, black Kcratot bound, brassed lock catches and leather ring handler Handy and tight to carry, 98c Auto Trunk Hnamel Steel Covered A handy piece of Covered with olive sheet steel. Brass corners.

Fancy lining. Fits on back of car luggage. colored 4.49 Penco Case Cowhide eather Of hid $14.75 Dr. and Mrs. W.

R. tnined members of the Club with a party Tuesday at their home on South Main The St. motif was out in the score card- and li clous refreshmen closfi of the aftern of bridge, prizes went to Mr. and son. A salad and ice ore Bridge ivening Street, carried de- nor a Lucky and not for a sweet 99 In Cui fc Mi One hits of the taikini oi the year At he VERNON Friday 30c NOONDAY SNACK HE modern common sense the der 30 WILBARGER CAFE WATCH THI 'PACE VERNON MUTUAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION (A Local Mutual Aid Association) A HOME INSTITUTION FOR HOME PEOPLE ARE YOU A MEMBER? YOU EXPECT TO JOIN NOT NOW? Telephone 616 Mrs.

Dewey Wilson, Secretary W. B. COKE, Soliciting Agent 406 Herring National Building Fannie Ward Famoui for Her Youthful Appearance. Reach for a ky and not for a That's been my policy ever since Luckies way of retaining the figure I need to be known as the ever-youthful Fannie Ward. So I say to you women wha want to cheat time as I hate done, for a Lucky and not for a annie ard reach for a Lucky instead of a fattening sweet.

Everyone is doing it keep healthy and fit, women retain a trim figure. Lucky Strike, the finest tobaccos, skilfully blended, then toasted to develop a flavor which is a delightful alternative for that craving for fattening sweets. Toasting frees Lucky Strike from impurities. 20,679 physicians recognize thin when they say Luckies are less irritating than other cigarettes. why folks say; good to smoke Luck Authorities attribute the enormous llQltl.

i im-rease in Cigarette smoking to the improvement in the process of Cigarette manufacture by the application of heat, it is true that during 1928, Lucky Strike Cigarettes fchov, ed a greater increase than all other Cigarettes combined. This confirms in no uncertain, terms the confidence in the superiority of Lucky Strike. No Throat Irritation-No Cough. to coast radio hook-up every Saturday night through the National Broadcasting net work. The Lucky Strik Dance Orchestra in "The Tunes that made Broadway, grain cowi: ratchfs and gusset pocket on center parti Comes in black, too..