Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 23

SIZES 4 to 11 in AAAA to WIDTHS OF "G-FLATS by GOLO Priced From OTHER STYLES SOMETHING SPECIAL A most unusual cocktail dress was introduced at a fashion show in New York's Plaza Hotel. This fitted blue chiffon cocktail dress has flowing drapery at the back. It's held in check by a high belt. Winter Visitors Honored by Dinner SAN BENITO Mr. and Mrs.

Helmar Anderson of Argyle, and Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Anderson of Bemidji.

entertained with dinner their unit of the Stephens motel Friday. Guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray who are returning to their home in Eldora. Iowa.

Ruth Morrison Fullerton of Hollyhock Farm, Rockford, Iowa, was present and read from her own poems, The Pack Peddler and Elmira's Limes will stay fresh if kept in a tightly closed jar in the refrigerator. Donuts have holes AND WE HAVE THE GAS RANGE JEWELS OF THE SEA SNOW FLOWER beautiful sun look. Here, a mere handful of Helanca knit is elasticized for most persuasive shaping then embroidered with tweet profusion of alpine blossoms. 19.95 224 E. Jackson Harlingen WESLACO Retta Nadine Oiler of Weslaco and Harold Davis of Phoenix, were married in double ring rites at the First Methodist Church Saturday, Feb.

22. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oiler and Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Davis, all of Weslaco. Miss Bess Howard, Mercedes, and Roy Hollowan, Harlingen Air Force Base, were bridal attendants. The couple will live in Phoenix. (Badger Photo) Music Festival Slated March 8 in San Benito Mrs. H.

E. Snow, district coun- Karl Nielsen, Pan American tlie lege, Edinburg, and Edward Hat- 81 K'dcration I-estival for Eighth 4 District will be held in the Com- choral San Beruta munity Center at Benito. Thc Auditors are Mrs. Murray March 8. beginning at 8 a.m.

and Godfrey, district treasurer, Har- lasting most of the day. lingen, Mrs. J. W. Sanders, exten- This is not to be confused with $j0n chairman and counselor oft the Eighth District Piano Festival Crescendo club, La Feria, and; held the night before in Edinburg, Mrs.

L. Elmore, president of Mrs. Snow. The Piano Festi- Music Lovers club, Harlingen, vai consists solely of piano ensem- Guides are Mrs. Harold M.

De- ble numbers. The iederation Fes- Hon, San Benito, and Mrs. Forrest tival will have many events both Thompson, McAllen. Librarians instrumental and vocal, solos and are Mrs. J.

B. Smith and Mrs. ensembles. Cecil Green of La Participants are members of -------------Junior clubs and their work will Pnrtv be graded and given a rating by DirTnaay rariy three competent judges. Last year LYFORD Miss Mary Alice 14 clubs participated and included Sauceda celebrated her 15th birth- students of 16 teachers.

There day with a party at her home, were 91 entrants in 66 events and Cake, punch and candy were serv- this year indications are that ed. Friends attending were Misses there will be even more. Lucia Ramirez, Beatrice Rubio, The public is being invited to Rebecca Zamora, Amelia Trevino, attend any part of the program. Mary Qualantan, Margarita Qual- Judges are Dr. Preston Stedman, antan, Adela Zamora, Mrs.

Sofie Piano Department of the College Cantu, Hector Cantu, Irene Tre- of Arts and Industry in Kingsville, vino, and Magadelena Garza. Lyford Briefs LYFORD Mrs. R. H. Britt is in La Feria this week with her daughter, Mrs.

Twana Stohler, who underwent major surgery. Mrs. J. D. Keene has returned to her home after being ill in thc Ravmondville Memorial hospital and in the home of her daughters, Mrs.

Dewey Barton and Mrs. Raymond Hocott, with typus fever. Mrs. J. C.

Strawn and Mrs. Nannie Byrom have returned home after visiting for several days with relatives in Houston. Miss Marilyn Sammons, a mem- of thc Corpus Christi school faculty, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sammons.

Mrs. Bill Buckley is recuperating at her home after being ill recently in the Raymondville Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Quick are home. Mr. Quick attended a lumberman's meeting in Lufkin, and Mrs. Quick visited in Houston and Angleton with relatives.

The Rev. and Mrs. C. O. Randal entertained as week-end guests their daughter.

Mrs. Robert Long of Hebbronville, and on Sunday the Rev. D. E. Simpson of Brownsville.

Mr. Simpson, who recently conducted a revival meeting at the Lyford First Baptist- church, is now pastor of the Southmost Baptist church in Brownsville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nixon and family of Lyford and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Nixon and family of Sebastian left the past week-end for McAllister, Okla. tn attend burial services for their father, Mr. Joseph A. Nixon.

Litterbug Campaign DONNA Mrs. D. A. Puryear, Donna, made four appearances in Raymondville speaking on behalf of the Litter Prevention Campaign sponsored by Texas Garden Clubs, of which she is the immediate past president. Mrs.

Hansen's Scout Course In Cuernavaca SAN BENITO An interesting experience was recently enjoyed by Mrs. Richard P. Hansen who was selected as one of eight adull Girl Scout leaders in the United States to attend a recent training course at near Cuernavaca, Mexico. Also at the course were eight Girl Scout and' Girl Guide leaders representing' the Latin American countries. Our Cabana, located 15 miles south of Mexico City, is the newly completed meeting place for Girl Scouts and Guides of the Western hemisphere, comparable to Ourj Chalet in Switzerland, with the purpose of sharing experiences, fun and promoting a better understanding between the girls and leaders.

Taught tn Spanish "Learning to train leaders" was the theme of the course hich was taught in Spanish. At the close ol the training program, a basic leadership program and a specialized rogram for different age groups of Girl Scouts was completed to be taken back to the different Latin American countries and the United States by the rep iresentat'ves. During the course Latin and Anglo leaders worked together in patrols of four. They lived in the new' dormitories, sharing the dut ies, and exchanging ideas, custom songs and dances of their countries. Side Trips Interesting side trips were taken by the group with a shopping and sight seeing tour of Taxco and a buffet luncheon in Cuernavaca with the local Girl Scout leaders MONTE ALTO Mrs.

F. I. Leonard Christian and family has Scrvjnisr as hostesses. White who has spent the past gone to Louisiana to make her. Also outstand'ng in the program imonth here with a daughter, Mrs home.

was a guest speaker, Miss Tita Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Elam had Braniff, a well known archaeolo gist who is associated with a Mex as their guests on Sunday, Mr.

muwimv sh, spnk(, th(, pvr cousin, Pete Elam and amids cf Mexico their history 'wife of Corpus Christi and Mr. and present value to Mexico. and Mrs. Clarence Knox of La Jn Mex'co City, Mrs. Hansen en Sara.

Afternoon callers were Mr. joyed a visit with Dr. and Mrs and Mrs. J. N.

Welcher and sons Flores and family whom she had and Mrs. brother and known while living in Boston. family. "A better understanding of in Mr. and Mrs Roy Goericke ternational Scouting was aehlev and children of Bishop spent the ed by the group as well as an out past week-end with Mr.

standing personal Scouting exper sister, Mrs. Orvis Ray and fam- ienre for each stated ily. Mrs. Hansen regarding her trip Clio HD Club i Has Meeting in McEowen Home Mrs. Frank McEowen was host ess for Clio Home Demonstration club hen sixteen members and four guests, Mrs.

C. 0. Lane, Mrs. R. F.

Crain, Mrs. Ivy Mangrum and Mrs. W. S. Parks, met Wednesday in the McEowen home The meeting was opened with prayer and roll call was answered by members telling "A Way I Can lie a Better American Mrs.

11. J. Ferguson, health and safety chairman, reported on new discoveries in science that will eliminate viruses, Mrs, 11. Ewan presented an article telling of the Great Seal of the United States. It was announced that a community supper will be held March 7 at 7 p.m.

Mrs. Ewan demonstrated the program. which were served with coffee by the hostess. Next meeting will be March 12 with Mrs, G. Darden.

TAtj.rr onwnta 4 HMtl.IMiF.N, TEXAS Sunday, March We Teens BY DALY IBM: By The Chicago Tribune) Dear Miss Daly: a fellow pretty great, too, and it just seem- supposed to act toward a girl who ed like a good idea. But pow! slapped his face because he tried Right in the kisser. like to see to kiss her good-night? I met ber again, in spite of the slap, but I know' how react to my asking her Sheila advises: Drop her a note me take her home and I guess aorry about the other got carried away and kissed her Rnf, hnpp you stay i usually don't try to kiss a girl mad (Don.t bp any more right off But I liked her so much rjt may havr a smail br0. and she seemed to think I was fhpr who hpr mail!) i a day or two later phone her, Hamiltons Visit tell her you had so much fun with LYFORD Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry her on that first night that Hamilton and family of Mount like a return Pleasant arrived the past week to be on your best be- a girl at a party last week and we hit it off immediately. She let for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, He has havior. If she accpts (and we bet she will), make a move to left for Dallas, from there will go kiss her for two or three dates WESLACO BRIDE-ELECT-Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Guenther of Weslaco are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sarah Marie Guenther, and Donald Wesley Oakes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. Oakes of la Feria. The marriage will take place in St. Pius Catholic Church of Weslaco, the date to be announced. (Badger Studio) Monte Alto Notes to Panama where he will be employed by a geophysical company.

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