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County HD Council Episcopal Auxiliary Hears Reports Hears Reports Plans Activities The Wilbarger County Home Demonstration Council held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon in the assembly room of the courthouse with Mrs. Phillips, chairman, presiding. Mrs. Hugh Rape acted as secretary. Club reports were given by Mrs.

H. B. Wilkinson, Mrs. Rape, Mrs. C.

A. Brock, Mrs. Barney Martin and Mrs. W. H.

Sweatmon. Mrs. Wilkinson, recreation chairman. has called her group to meet next Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 10 a.

m. to complete plans for the council's Christmas party scheduled at 2:30 p. m. Dec. 8 at the Yamparika Club house.

Mrs. Martin. Yearbook chairman, announced a final meeting of that committee will be held at 9:30 a. m. Thursday, Nov.

39. Others present at the Tuesday meeting were Mrs. M. A. Barnes, Mrs.

Wilburn Rape, Mrs. S. Fitzgerald, Mrs. E. S.

Dockery and Miss Joy Riley, County Home Demonstration Agent. De. of general conventions of the Episcopal Church were qiven by Mrs. A. P.

Spaar of New Orleans, a guest, during a recent mretin of the Auxiliary of tho Grace Episcopal Church, held in 1 he home of Mrs. B. T. Juvenal with Mrs. W.

B. Earner servine as co-hostess. Mrs. George Mainard, vice president, conducted the meeting. Reports ucro given by all officers and committee chairmen.

The leader. Mrs. C. L. Henderson, presented a brief devotional.

Attending were Mesdames J. J. Slaugenhop, A. P. Spaar.

Vera Kirkland, Brown Castlebury, John McFarland, Fred S. Hanna, C. I. Henderson, George Mainard, Louis Parsons, Bill Norris, Robert Leo Wilson, Roy Farrell, T. Juvenal, W.

B. Earner, Harold Shive, O. Harvey, Gordon Bennett, Ray mond A. Lemee and Spaar. Sodalitan Class Has Coffee at H.

D. Snell Home Reflecting the Fall motif, ar- ranrements of bronze and gold mums were used for the table decorations when members of the Sodalitan Class of the First Baptist Church gathered Tuesday in the home of Mis. II. D. Snell, for a coffee.

Mrs. Wayne Igo was co-hostess. After refreshments were served. Miss Faith Whiten gave a devotional. The step by step procedure in constructing a horn of plenty was demonstrated by Mrs.

George as she talked to the group on decorations for the holidays. At tendin'1: were Mesdames .1. J. Muirhead. Jimmie Anderson, L.

C. Bolton, Harley Cargal. Paul Cozby, B. F. Dixon, Ellis Eubanks, H.

P. Hill, R. E. Huntley, L. II.

Jackson. C. W. Long, Pearl Lueker, Jack White, Joe Wolverton, R. B.

Young, T. M. Smith, and two guests, Miss Whiten and Mrs. Beavers. Panthers To Crown Football Queen Miss Jackie Price will be crowned football queen at the Lockett- I Newcastle football game Friday night by the Panthers football Gene Roberson and Leon- A chili supper will be held Mon- Haseloff.

Miss Price will receive the or just before game time which is for 7:15 p. m. This is the Panthers last home game of the season. Attendants and their escorts are as follows: Mary Ann Schmokor Beat the and Gary Dale; Marilyn Leverett Birnbaum and Christie Schmoker; Betty Compton and Dale Wingrove; dents Can Help in an A-Bomb At- Sharon Scott and Jerrcl Russum; The supper, which will in- Deloris Quisenherry and Jackie dude chili, stew, pie and coffee. Mints.

will be served in the cafeteria be-----------------------------------, -n finning at 7:30. i Want to a Want Ad! Oklaunion PTA Plans Chili Supper lo day evening by members of the Oklaunion Parent-Teaeher Association, according to an announcement by Mrs. R. C. Rainwater, president.

Preceding the supper, L. L. Howell, Vernon fire chief, will show a film on "You Can Rev. J. A.

will on Rural Resi- Santa Rosa Group To Meet Monday In Knox City Members of the Santa Rosa Horticultural Society will meet Wednesday in Knox City for the second meeting of the association during the 1953-54 club season. The session will begin at 10 a. m. with a meeting. The lovely farm home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ancil Waldrip will be the scene at noon for a luncheon. Mrs. Tommy Hampton, member of the Green Thumb Garden Club of Dal- las and an authority on flower ar- rangements, will speak before the Society members when they convene at 1:15 j). m.

in the Woman's! Clubhouse. Members planning to attend the luncheon and meeting have been asked to make reservations with i Mrs. B. B. Campbell of Knox Citv no later than Monday.

Reserva- tions for the luncheon are $1.25 and iicki ts for the program ninv cents, accord-: HANDLE WITH CARE- Almost as stiff as his new, starchy suit, a little page remains at attention while a guest carries him to a wedding reception. The reception followed the wedding of Miss Carew Pole and D. Quilter at the North Mimms, England, Parish Church. Queen Mother Elizabeth and Princess Margaret attended the wedding. Convention Reports 5CCSAL CALENDAR Given at Meeting Of County Reports of the State WMU convention were given by Mrs.

E. S. James and Mrs. Homer W. Thompson during a meeting of the Missionary Society of the Wilbargcr-Foard Association held Tuesday at the First Baptist Church.

Mrs. Noel V. Guice, president, was in charge of the meeting. Mrs Wilson Collins, accompanied bv Mrs. L.

Emmons, led the group in singing us and Mrs. Oscar Mayo led in prayer. A devotional on stewardship was given by Mrs. T. O.

Hughes. io ri Jackson Springs 4 -H Ciub Meefs in Collins Heme The Jackson Springs 4-H Club met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins recently. club had a wiener roast and watch- ed television.

The group discussed the Christmas Party and drew names. Mrs. scripture taken 11-12. lis liciteti offer atti Ian- was pri ntrd to the I'ii si Church of Crowell. om Honors Given Quanah Girl At Texes Wesleyan College Quanah, Nov.

12. Miss Dorris Straughan, daughter of Mr. and Thursday, Nov. Robinson-Chaney Unit No. 07.

American Legion Auxiliary, will I meet at 7:30 p. m. in the Legion Hall. Members are urged to bring gifts for the Gift Shop. A covered dish supper for mem- bers of the Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church and their husbands will be held at 7:30 p.

m. 1 The nursery will be open. Friday, Nov. 13 A bazaar will be held at the Central Christian Church from 8:30 a. m.

to 8:30 p. m. Monday, Nov. 10 Oklaunion PTA will have a chili supper at the school cafeteria beginning at 7:30. Auxiliary to Ray Cox Post No.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, will ve a regular at 7:30 p. m. in the YEW Hall. Tuesday, Nov. 17 Lodge will meet at 7:30 p.

rn. in (he I Hall. Wednesday, Nov. 18 Santa Rosa Horticultural Society will have a luncheon and program in Knox City. Reservations must be made by Monday with i Mrs.

B. B. Campbell of Knox City. 200 Attend Progress Day At Quanah Swcitl to The Record Quanah, Nov. than 200 people of Hardeman County attended meetings of the Quanah Chamber of Commerce Tuesday to make suggestions for improvements from which the work program for the coming year will be formulated.

Heading the list of suggestions under civic development was the need for an adequate supply of water. This was closely followed by the suggestions that a community center building and public library be strongly considered. Other community needs outlined included additional paving, city-wide beautification and sanitation, expanded park and recreational facilities. Other projects suggested was a continuation of the industrial development program; work toward a diversified farming program: study of the possibility of the reorganization of an area fair; clos-( er co-operation with all farm agencies of the county; work to- i ward better rural roads and the development of an expanded farm- to-market road program; support; the program to extend the rural telephone movement; and lend as- sistance to further development of the farm youth. A session for the junior and se- nior classes were held at the Qua- nah High School with J.

S. Gilli- land, chamber president, acting as chairman. Here the principal topic of discussion was the need for ad-! Uitional class room facilities and the need of a junior high school building. The study of the possi-1 bility for a junior college for Hardeman County was also sug-1 gested. Serving as group chairmen were: Housewives, Miss and Mrs.

W. V. Favor: farmers, Ray Stockard; retail merchants, Arthur Wey; petroleum products, L. E. Ross; store employes, Doug Jeffrey; service and trade, Roy Day; and professional group, Rex Sullivan, Jr.

Nov. 12, 1953 VERNON DAILY RECORD, 8 Deaths AMBROSE W. ESTES Wichita Falls, Nov. W. Estes, 45, of this city, died Wednesday in a hospital at Waco.

A native of Arkansas, he was a World War II veteran and oil field worker. Funeral services here are incomplete. JAMES N. RILEY Wichita Falls, Nov. 12.

rites for James N. Riley, 79, were held Thursday afternoon at Denison Methodist Church. Mr. Riley had lived in Wichita Falls only five months and died Wednesday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. James L.

Cubine. MRS. CALLIE E. JONES Jacksboro, Nov. for Mrs.

Callie Evelyn Jones, 58, who died Wednesday in a local hospital, were held Thursday afternoon at the Jermyn Baptist Church. U. S. 70 Association Organized at Crowell Sprrtsl to tternrd Crowell, Nov. Crowell Highway 70 Association has been organized here with Jack Seale as president; J.

M. Crowell, vice president, and John Reasor, secretary-treasurer. Directors are J. C. Autry, Houston Adkins, George Self and Ray Shirley, The local unit will be affiliated with the National highway organization, of which John Killough, of Vernon is business manager.

Mr. Killough attended the meeting here Monday. Robert Hoffman of Vernon is president. U.S. 70 extends from New Bern, N.C., to Los Angeles.

After entering Texas the roule is through Oklaunion, Vernon, Crowell, Paducah and Plainview, and thence into New Mexico. JAMES H. BLUE Quanah, Nov. rites for James H. Blue, 71, resident of Quanah for 41 years, were held Tuesday in the chapel of the B.

H. Smith Funeral Home with Rev. Tom Burns and Rev. Horton Murphy officiating. Mr.

Blue died in Dallas on Nov. 9. JOHN T. EATON Quanah, Nov. services for John Tate Eaton, 88, were held in the First Baptist Church Thursday with the pastor, Dr.

W. E. Norman, officiating, assisted by Rev. Tom Burns and Rev. Horton Murphy.

Mr. Eaton died in the Memorial Hospital on Nov. 11 after a brief illness. He had been a resident of Quanah for 30 years. SAVE iDeretlvy, WEATHER LOTION Limited time only Get two Reg.

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8518 Wilbarger St. Dial 2-6611 The members present were Jer- Mrs. w. straughan of Quanah, WorH and Barbara Collins, Marilyn is a recont winner of the Golden Received Death )benhaus, Rosemary Wendt, Peg- shears at Texas Weslevan Col- Couples 5oi ry Obenh gy Coe, Richard Sherman, Roy Boaz, David, and Guy Blanchard, Cookie and George Ann Obcnhaus, Mr. and Mrs.

Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Obenhaus, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Obenhaus, Frank Wendt, County Agent, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graf and David, Mr. and Mrs.

Flynn, Donna, Jackie and Jerry Flynn, Mrs. Blanchard, Phyllis Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. Collins. Mrs.

Carr Teaches Lesson For Rock Crossing WMU A mission study lesson on "Advance Through Suffering in was taught by Mrs. Joe Carr during a meeting of the WMU of the Rock Crossing Baptist Church Monday afternoon. Mrs. II. K.

Smith, president, was in charge of the meeting. Refreshments were served to Mesdames W. A. Jacobs, Claude Ramzv, II. K.

Smith, Smith, W. C. Garner, M. C. Cox, J.

O. Almond Williams and Carr. lege at Fort Worth. The Golden Shears is an honor bestowed to a student after working and proving that they are one of the outstanding personalities on the campus. Miss Straughan, a 1950 graduate of Quanah High School, is treasurer of the senior class, and is a member of Austiss, social club; Susan M.

Key Literary Society, Thespian dramatic club and late husband, A. Y. Norman. He Son Special to Itfoor't Crowell, Nov. 12 Word has been received here of the death Tuesday in Klamath Springs, of Jim Norman 54, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Buck of Crowell. The body will be shipped here for services and burial arrangements are incomplete.

Mr. Norman was born at Leonard, son of Mrs. Buck and her ihe Methodist Student Movement. She is also president of the Dormitory Council. HONORED ON BIRTHDAY A sprprise birthday party was given Wednesday evening to honor Charlie Lawson at his home at 1415 London.

Games of 42 were played and refershments served to Messrs. and Mesdames Rov Duncan, Rousseler, II. D. Tucker. Herman Burns, Cecil Young, Mrs.

A. R. Azbell and children, Peggy Chancellor and Doris Chancellor, was reared in the Ogden community. Other relatives residing here are a son, Hugh Norman; one sister, Mrs. S.

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