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Tuiwfiy, April THE DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE PAGE mi PTA Conference Will Open Tomorrow For 2-Day Meet Second District of the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers will its conference here on the Texas State College for Women campus with Mrs. Jasper Barren, president of the district, and lirs. Mary Lamkin, aide to the president, presiding. The formal opening will be at 1 p.m. In the TSCW main auditorium when there is a processional of district board managers, stats representatives and guests.

Miss Ruth Andrews, district music chairman, will lead the songs during the conference. Following greetings from Chester Strickland, superintendent of Denton schools, -and Mrs. August Schluter, president of the Denton County Council of PTA, reports will beard from the conference committees. Mrs. Henry Mings of Tyler will speak on "PTA's Part in Civil Defense" and will later lead a v.orkshop on civil defense.

R. H. McKay ami Mrs. J. G.

Smith will lead a workshop for superintendents and principals. Dr. Imogene Bentloy will give the address at the banquet Wed nesday at 6:30 p.m. in the south east dining room of Hubbard Hall. Her subject will be "Safeguarding Our Freedom Through Responsible Citizenship." Special music will be given by the Denton High Srfioo A Capella choir under the direct- on of Charles Williams.

Dr. John Guinn, Dr. Carl Matthews and Mis. H. G.

Stinnett Texas PTA president, will give greetings to the delegates. Mrs. Barren and Mrs. John I.asater, district vice presi dent, will preside. The local board of education will be hosts for a dinner tonight in Marquis Hall honoring executive board members, their husbands and members of the local planning committee.

Chester Strickland wil! be master of cermonies and Floyd Graham will be in charge of music. Mrs. Helen Wright is in charge ol decorations. Wednesday morning the Chamber of Commerce is honoring tlie board members with a break fast at the Southern Hotel when Mrs. Jack parkey of Krum wil 1 be hostess representing the loca PTA.

The City and County PTA Councils will honor board members with a luncheon at El Tropitan Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. Walter Miller Jr. and Mrs. David Thomas will be hostesses About 500 delegates are expectw to attend the two-day meeting Mrs. H.

0. Harris, chair man, announced. Other members of the general planning committee are Mrs. Mary Lamkin and Chest er Strickland and Charles Silk Now is the Time to Plant the FANCY LEAF CALADWM Just received shipment of the largest size bulbs in several varieties of colored leaves, olio green and white. ALSO BEDDING PLANTS VEGETABLE PLANTS SELBY GREENHOUSES AND NURSERY 1400 South Locuit hon -5232 MEDICAL CLINIC Lewiiville, Texas SURGERY GENERAL MEDICINE OBSTETRICS DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY HEARTGRAPHS BASAL METABOLISM X-RAY LAB.

MRS. H. G. STINNETT of Plainview, president of the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, will attend the meeting of District Two of PTA here Wednesday and Thursday. She is scheduled for the main address at the third general session Tuesday, oman Soroptimists Will Sponsor Building )f Scout Little House In City Park Music In Movies Is Program For Fine Arts Group Mrs.

Carl Sutlon gave a discussion of music in American movies at a meeting of the Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club Friday in Marquis Hall. lllsi Dorothy Arnell, accompanied by Wayne Griffith, sang "Too Late Now" from "Royal I and "Can't Help Loving That Man" from "Showboat." Both are North Texas State College students. Tea was served in the Crystal Room to 23 members by the hostesses Mmcs. Allen Richardson, Llnwood Roberson and Doyle Thompson. 117 Descendants Of Stover Family Meet In Denton For Family Reunion Descendants of the late Abraham and Margaret Stover, pioneer residents of Denton County, met Sunday in Hubbard Hall with ill relatives present for a family reunion.

The Stovers came from Arkansas to Dcnlon County in 18S3 and settled east of Lewisville on the Office Branch. A farmer and rancher, the late Stover and his wife were the parents of seven children: Mrs. J. W. Davis, Mrs.

Paul Miles and John Slover all of Denton, and the late Mmes. J. F. Stinchcomb, J. R.

Sherrod and L. Dudley and the late llr. W. A. Stover and Mr.

E. P. Stover. Dr. Harry R.

Taylor, D.O. Office 4131 Residence, Dial 00 Dr. Donald Watt, D.O. Office 4131 Residence 4131 We Guard Your Health Send Your PRESCRIPTIONS To BROOKS DRUG STORE Weit Sq. Ph.

Central 2565 BROOKS PHARMACY NO. 2 Surgical Clinic 412 Normal Ph. Central 6912 Local arrangements chairman was Miss Florence Davis and Mrs. Slack Bogard was in charge of the program. Ray Dudley of Houston acted as master of ceremonies and gave the welcome address.

Robert R. Brubaker gave the invocation and a sing-song was led by Mrs. Vera Davis. Ralph Houston of San Marcos gave a history of the Stover family for the past 100 years. Decorations on the tables included a family tree which had a limb for each family and the grandchildren of Abraham ant Margaret Stover were represented flowers from the tree.

Napkins Flower Arranging I Is Program Topic For Men's Club Joe Alford, orth Toxas State College student, discussed flower arrangement at a meeting of the Men's Garden Club Thursday in the home of Dr. and Mrs. 0. J. Curry wiVh Dr.

and Mrs. Chet Williams as co-hostesses. Cut flowers be used in the lecture-demonstration were funish- cd by Jack Cole and A. E. Mackey.

Fred Westcourt. reported that the club had completed the planting of 100 redbud trees on the lawn at Flow Memorial Hospital. He also reported on the meeting of the Redbud Association of Texas which was were printed with the Slover brand and namelags were leather bootj. Plans were made for the group of relatives lo meet in 1954 on the Sunisy nearest April 20. Dentonites attending the reunion included Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Rue and son, Teddy; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Graham; Mrs, Katie Davis; Miss Florence Davis; Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Wilkirson; Mr. and Mrs. P. Miles; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred jtovcr; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cotle and children, Beverly and Noel; D. Hiney and sons, Freddie and 3ennis; Johnny Lawhon; Mrs. L.

rf. McHurry and Mrs. Claudine Jackson. Atlending from Lewisville were Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Griffin and' son, Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bogard and Slose Houston.

Other descendants of the Stover family were from Dallas, Oklahoma City, New OcelaLs, Gainesville, Houston, Baytown, Fort Worth, Hereford, Austin, San Marcos, Waco, McKinney, Iowa Park, Wichita Falls, Nocona, Raymond ville, Longview, Decauuv Omaha. Brazil and Nevada, Tex. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- P. Raker of Justin announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Elsie Radlne Baker, to William Edgar Strader of Justin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Homer T. Strader. The wedding will be June 7 at 8 p.m. in the First Baptist Cliurcn of Juslin. ACTIVITIES CALENDAR TUESDAY Wesley Service Guild of the Firs Methodist Church will meet Tues day from 7 to 8 p.m.

in the churc 1 parlor. Mrs. Phoebe Mizell wil review "Mission to America" by Truman B. Douglass. WEDNESDAY Fidelia Matrons of the Firs The Sorcptimist Club voted regular meeting Friday to spon.

or the remodeling project of the Scout Little House In the city ark. The club wiTl asV other groups help in the raising of that tie Scouts need to complete the emodeling of the house. Dr. Matie Lloyd Wooten, prciident, pre. Mcd at the business session.

Dr. Elgin discussed -atin American neighbors at the meeting and held a round tablo on he discussion of compulsory education and the G.I. Bill. Denton delegates to the Soropli- mist's South Central Regional con- in Dallas last weekend were Mrs. Mattie Lloyd Wooten, ilrs.

Tom Richardson and Mrs. Grafa. Alternates Mrs. E. C.

Brodie, Mrs. Sam Robi son and Mrs. Wayne The six delegates and alternates with other club members attended the meeting Friday, Saturday and Sur.cUy. The club was co- hostess wish the Dallas club for a reception Friday night at the Baker Hotel. The sponsorship of Girl Scout Little House will be the second major project the local Soroptlrcisi Club has undertaken its organization last year.

The first eel was the Sickroom Supply Loan Center which was established ai Flow Memorial HospJUl. Supplies at this center may be borrowcc free of charge by anyone who needs them. Additions to the LUUe House in the park will include a club room kitchen, roofed porch, bath am entrance. The existing building wil be used for office and jtsragp Carpentry work being done by the Industrial arts das at North Texas State College ant material for Uie construction Is cost $3,000. Taliaferros Hold Canasta Party Jlr.

and Mrs. W. Taliaferro iiostesses for a canasta party at El Ranchito, their home on tiie Fort Worth highway, Friday night. Neighbors and friends attending included Miss Cara and Era Boswell, Mrs. Jerry Fowler, Mrs.

David Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. S. B.

Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tall- aferro, Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Casteel, Mrs. Georgia Loliie, Mr. and Mrs. James Barrow and children, Mr.

nr.d Mrs. Elmer Phillips and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. Baptist Church will meet at 9 a.m Wednesday for their regular mee iag and Bible Study. United Daughters of the Con federacy will meet with Mrs.

H. DaLee, 2333 N. Locust, at 2:30 p.m Wednesday with Mmes. Ray Alle Sr. and Mrs.

Earl Bushey as co hostesses. THURSDAY Literature Department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club Will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in Hubbard Hall with Mrs. L. D.

Ashley and Mrs. L. H. Moore as hostesses. Junior Shakespeare Club will meet Thursday in Hubbard Hall at 2 p.m.

for a luncheon. Hostesses vill be Mrs. Frank Camp and Mrs. Bennett Rice. FRIDAY The Cotillion Club will bold its innual spring dance Friday night at 8:15 at the American Legion iall.

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HEADLEE WAYNE SWICK Ten Dentonitet Attend Dietetic State Meeting Ten members of the Dietetic Association attended the 7th annual meeting of the group Fort Worth Friday Saturday. Attending from Denton were Dr. florence Scoular, Dr. Laura Me- Laughlin and Misses Florence Rose Richter, Sadie Kate Bass, Marguerita ROSJ, La Rue Baker and Bennie snd Lillian B. Foster and Mrs.

Mary Kuhline. Speakers for the meeting Included Capt. R. E. Dysart co-ordina- for for Civil Defense in Fort Worth Tarrant County; Dr.

Howard K. Beard, biochemist of the Terrell Laboratories; Dr. J. Shlrlsy Sweene yof the diabetic osmp for children in Gainesville ar.d Dr. Eugene W.

of the Unile'd States Public Ktalth service. I Protei Budget Saver Homemakers Hear First Aid Lesson A program on First Aid was presented by Mrs. Hoy Snider at i meeting of the Modern Homemakers Thursday in the home of Mrs. Walter Richmond, 507 N. Lo- Following the discussion, mem- )ers practiced artificial respiration.

Mrs. R. C. Patrick, president, presided at the business session when one new member, Mrs. Iner Lee, to 10 BUY AND SAVE WITH SPEEDl For Oxygen Equipped AMBULANCE Jack Cole reported on the final plans for the first annual flower show to be Sunday in the Limvood state judges will judge the event to 2214 The hostess served sandwicheS pineapple pie and coffee members.

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J. B. Whatley as president. Other officers named at the meeting included ilrs. Jack Parkey, vice president; Mrs.

Beanie Miler, secretary; Mrs. R. V. Schluter, reasurer; Mrs. Lee Roy McGee, reporter; Mrs.

August Schluler, parliamentarian; Mrs. J. D. Roberts, precinct Mrs. Carl Galllard, precinct and Mrs.

Willard Bounds, precinct 4. Mrs. W. I. Bishop had charge of the installation ceremony.

Mrs. August Schluter, president, presided over the meeting. Mrs. H. 0.

Harris discussed the district PTA meeting which to be held in Denton this week. Flans were made for 'each local unit to attend. During the morning session, Mrs. Hainlin Morgan read an essay "What is a Boy" and Mrs. Virgil Greer read "What is a Girl?" Mrs.

R. L. Donald Jr. reviewed of the Family" by Ralph Moody during the afternoon session. Reports were heard from, each local unit and the attendance award went to Lewisville.

A covered dish luncheon was served in the school cafeteria at -oon. Little Elm PTA will be hosts for the April 1953 meeting. Grand New Washers and Ironers Sovt a lot of hard work week. a lot of time in washing and'trbnlng. 9 Sore you a tot on the tint coir.

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