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The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 15

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Freeport, Texas
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15
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1HI BKAZOflPORT FACTS, flwpolt, Terns, Thursday, Jan. 9, 1M9, Section 0, PACK 4 GUEST SPEAKER at the Clute First United Methodist Church will be Rev. Glen Ferguson. He will he heard at 7 p.m. Sunday.

Rev. Ferguson, a former Clute member, entered the ministry from that church. He began preaching at Shlro Circuit while attending Sam Houston State College. He completed his con- ere nee work at Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University. He has served at St.

Paul's, Conroe, Tlmpson and Mont Belvlew. He and his wife Leta have two children. A reception will follow the evening service. TROOP 494 Troop 494 recently completed steps toward earning the Backyard Fun Badge. They are working on this badge as a group.

The first step was a field trip to the Burke Baker Planetarium In Houston and a picnic lunch nearby. The girls were transported In private cars by several of the girls' mothers and Mrs. Betty Keith and Mrs. Irma Bartee, leaders. At a later date, the girls went on a bike hike to the Lake Jackson Park and prepared and enjoyed a cookout while there.

Mrs. Bartee and Mrs. Keith and several mothers rode bikes with the girls. During the holidays, the girls took time out from this particular badge work and participated In a service project which was thoroughly en- Joyed by all. Each girl brought two foods from home, and with troop funds purchased a ham and prepared a food basket for the Texan Nursing Home.

The girls presented the food and a card hand made by them and signed by each of them to the Home. Several mothers, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Bartee, and Mrs. leader, together with the girls sang carols and visited throughout the home.

The following girls participated in one or more of the activities: Karole Keith, Linda Stork, Carol Talbot, Brenda Jernlgan, Mary Cleaver, Becky Porter, Karen Bettln, Kathy Patterson, Dawn Keith, Marsha Courtney, Ruth Russell. Candice O'quinn, Susan Danford, Janet Jernlgan, Pam McDaniel, Jana Cuba, Anita Parrlnello, Deborah Heddlesten, Garnett Vernor, Cheryl Matlock, MarySabla- tura, Gay Bartee, Sandy Mays, Debbie Moon, Nanette Easter, Kim Golden, and Connie Chandler. Prior to the holidays the girls had a Christmas party. Cupcakes and lime sherbert punch was enjoyed by all and an exchange of gifts was the highlight of the party. I MINESTRONE LUNCHEON SOUP to cup slivered 1 Tbs.

butter or margarine 1 can (10 ounces) condensed minestrone soup i soup can water I soup can tomato juice Brown salami in butter. Add soup god remaining ingredients. Heat. 2 to 3 servings. Lift TfcoM Eyebrows Neat, gracefully arched eyebrows are absolutely essential to beauty.

The reason: Lifted eyebrows "open" eyes, give them more width and depth. Also, as facial contours drop over the years, so do eyebrows, which makes it especially important to tweeze underneath them as birthdays come and NEW YORK The woman who wants a lushly growing gdfden this sprtngdoesn't need a green thumb. Just a green bank account. Flowers of all sizes, shapes and varieties bloomed In profusion Tuesday at the American Designer showing of spring fashions for some 200 reporters from all parts of the country. We may be wearing a flower basket very soon George Stavropoulos, the Greek-born ready-to-wear designer, showed white organza dresses with appllqued flowers-tulips, daisies, roses and dogwoods.

Styles varied one was a satin-trimmed shirtwaist, one a paneled sheath. The posies were priced high, however. Stavropoulos clothes run Into four figures retail. Amost all of Stavropoulos' costumes were classic and simple, with style depending on cut, rather than gimmicks. Pants were not really ptnts-Instead they were draped dresses, unseamed, carefully cut to give the appearance of slacks.

Silhouettes came from the 1940's. One highlight was an orange, scarf dress, knotted In front In-low the hips, with an uneven hemline. Chester Welnbergalsourew a garden of flowers, most of Joe Londry fefed on 70th birthday FKEEPORT Joe Lamlry was honored with a surprise "This Is Your Life" twnquet Saturday at The Saran Room of the Freeport Inn. The event celebrated Landry's 70th birthday. His wife, tour children, two daughters-in-law, oneson-ln- law, three granddaughters, five grandsons, one grandson-in-law, and one great- granddaughter were among those attending.

them In pale pastel overall prints, blooming widely on jump suitsorevenlngdresses. Other Welnnergtrademarks Included enormous wing sleeves on both short and long dresses, with some of them forlng hoods: coolie hats which matched or contrasted with eo.stiimes; and obi Inset waistbands of fabrics match- Ing the dresses. growmj IChurchesI Add these members FIRST UNITED MKTIIODIST Lake Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. man Diane (layman Mr. and Mrs.

Konny Matejka YAIUAIIE COUPON Kleenex Towels $100 WITH THIS Cl HENKE-I COUPON AT Good Jon. 9-11, 1969. Settle for Less? EVERYDAY LOW, LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA SAVINGS OF TOP VALUE STAMPS. TOTAL DISCOUNT HEALTH i BEAUTY AIDS OINTMENT 1 OZ. $1.29 SIZE Saltines PERFECT WITH THOSE WARM WINTER DISHES' ALMA ZIP TOP Sboostriaf Potatoes ARGO ITALIAN CUT Grooi leoas PILLSBURY fodfo Irowoio Mil SAVE omato Soupt ASSORTED 4 WHITE FACIAL Kleenex Tissue RICH CREAMY TOMATO SOUP-SO GOOD SO MANY WAYS lce Cream KLEENEX IS AMERICA'S FAVORITE TISSUt 4 200CT BOXES SCORE 4 Holr CrtOM si.os SIZE 73( FRANKLIN FARMS STEMS 1 PIECES Mushrooms 5 KROGER WHOLE KERNEL Golden Corn 01.

CANS 12 01. CAN $1 15t Stock Your Paatry EMBASSY ALMA CHOPPED Turnip Greens AUSTEX Beef Stew WILDERNESS Pie Fillings GAINES GRAVY TRAIN Dog Food KROGER Coffee 300 CAN I0t 300 7Q CAN JTV CAN A 'i GAL. CTN. CT. BOX 3 OZ PKG.

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