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i i Circle 5 Prog Thursday, September 1, 1960 ram On Children IRVING NEWS RECORD, Irving, Texas Page 3 Irvingites Visit In Wisconsin reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Irby George Monday Night. Held in the community i oom of Southwest Bank i Trust the event was given by the Rochelle Elementary School Parent-Teachers Assn. and the Rochelle Club.

Shown, left Co right, are Dad's Club president LeRoy R. Shellum, George, Mrs. Charles Parr, PTA president, and Mrs. Society The Irving News Strictly Personal BY HELEN HADSELL LABOR DAY will find the RAY SHERLING family of 2413 Newton Circle at home working on their den. RAY and POLLY are doing all the work themselves and plans are to have it completed before fall.

THE IRVING is working on a Woman's sec tion for an October issue. Theme for the presentation will be Forward to the Club will endeavor to contact every women's club, garden club and church club, and give a brief history of the group, projects planned and outstanding speakers for this programs. We feel that this complete coverage of clubs and activities vull be beneficial to newcomers as well as local women who might like to join clubs in their area. Further information will be given at a later date. In the meantime we will begin contacting clubs.

IT IG! days are almost upon us and the children are well aware of 1 1. Each morning my offspring are staying in bed a little morning it was 1 well remember when school vacation began, the boys were up at 5 to start Manning Son Tours East Benton Manning, son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Manning, 1826 Colony and his cousin Griffin Lord of Georgetown and Austin, have returned from a trip to the capital and several Eastern states.

They flew to Washington, where they were guests inthe homes of their grandmother, Mrs. I.L. Manning, and their uncle and aunt, Col. and Mrs. G.R.

Peck While in Washington, the boys visited the White House and attended a session of Congress. They spent 10 days seeing points of interest in Washington and then traveled with their aunt and uncle through Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, where they visited with the son, Cadet Gail Peck, who was en- route from a European tour or the Air Force Academy in Colorado. Shann and Carla Manning, daughters of the James B. Mannings, recently returned home after an extended visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

J.E. McMaster, on their stock farm near Georgetown. The girls were also guests in the home of their uncle and aunt Mr. s. Grogan Lord in Georgetown.

Recent guests in the home of the Mannings here were Mrs. Manning's sister, Mrs. O.C. Schlinke and her children, Emmett and Carmen of San Angelo. They were enroute to pm Lt.

Schlinke in Fort Richardson, Alaska, where he is stationed with die medical corps. the day. MR. AND MRS. JACK BROWN of 1519 Arcady have as house guests MRS.

BROWN'S parents. THE EUGENE B. DEVORS from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. SORRY TO GLYNDA JEANNE HATAWAY, who has been under the care of a doctor the past three weeks with a very stubborn eye infection.

No no movies. Thank goodness Don Ameche invented the telephone and KLIF started radio. MRS. DICK HORN and children, CHR1ST1ANNE and RICKY, spent the weekend in Brownwood visiting MRS. sister, MRS.

BOB SKIDMORE. Aug. 15 the HORN family spent a vacation in East Texas visiting friends and family. Highlight of their trip was their stay at a lakeside cabin. DICK and RICKY caught 14 fish in one afternoon.

THAT WILL LEARN MONAHAN made a trip to Stephenville last week end to pay a surprise visit to a friend. PAT was home. MR. AND MRS. JACK LAWRENCE, JEAN, KLM and' DAWN are visiting their family in Victoria this week.

Plans are for the family to go on to Mexico from there before they return to Irving. Bill Stanley Given Party Bill Stanley was given a party celebrating his 10th birthday Monday. Guests included Sandy and Larry Julien, Becky. Tommy and Billy Ray Nelson, Sheila and Sharon Hupp. Jackie Anderson, Tina and Kianne Stanley and Gary Castleberry.

Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D.E, Stanley, 528 Irby La. CARYL RICHARDS Happy Hair Permanent ete just what you'll need for lovely, easy to manage hair at school or on campus. Permanent complete with styling, haircut, Shampoo Set.

Slightly more for bleached or tinted hair. HOURS 9 to 6 Mon. Tues. Wed. 9 to 7:30 Fri.

9 to 3:30 Sat. for Children" was the theme of the Circle 5 meeting of tht Society of Christian Service at the home of Mrs. Mabel Thompson at 218 Main St. last week. Mrs.

James Ivy presented the program, with Mrs. Lula Kastor bringing the devotional. Five guests attended the Reception For Georges Held Mondavi Rochelle Elementary School Parent Teachers Assn. and Club were hosts for a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Irby George Monday evening. George is the former principal at Rochelle School. Mrs. Raymond C. Sherling was chairman of the entertainment and planning committee with Mrs.

Paul Rice in charge of flowers. The table was covered with a net cloth of lavender. Fruit punch and cake squares with green icing were served. The centerpiece was of wh ite stock and lavender asters. Mrs.

J.D. Witherspoon and Mrs. Lois Adams served. In the receiving line were Mrs. Charles Parr, Mrs Tom Chiles, Mrs.

Raymond C. Sherling. A. E. Wilsons In Oklahoma With Mother Mr.

and Mrs. A.E. Wilson, 1818 Briarwood, have been called to the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Essie Games, who is critically ill in a Tulsa hospital. Mrs.

Games, a frequent visitor to Irving, is a member of a pioneer family in the Creek Nation Indian Territory, Oklahoma. Meeting Set For Camp Fire Leaders Assn. The first meeting of the Camp Fire Leaders Assn. will be held Sept. 8 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

in First Presbyterian Church in Irving. Plans for the coming year will be discussed. All Bluebird and Camp Fire leaders are asked to attend, and anyone interested in forming a new group of either Bluebirds or Camp Fire Girls is invited. meeting, including Mmes. John Hearne, Robert alker, B.

W. Thompson, Ed Blythe and daughter Ann. Members attending the meeting, in addition cd the hostess and the women on the program, were Mines. L.E. Cleland, Lewis Hancock, Kell, R.

F. Reither, E. J. Roberson, J. B.

Willingham. Refreshments were served. The next circle meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Thompson, 2017 'Unthrop St. on Sept.

27. To keep from having to search for matching pillow slips, fold them in pairs when you iron them. Mr. and Mrs. Al.

Bartelme and son, Eddie, 2416 Hancock Street, have re- rs. Dickens, Son in Ozarks Mrs. Zip Dicken and son Dale are vacationing in the Ozarks in Missouri, where they are seeing friends and relatives. turned from an extended vacation in Superior, where they visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M.J. Bartelme and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lundeen, and relatives. Enroute they visited in Milwaukee, in Green Bay and Minneapolis Minn.

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