Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 11

HOOD COUYTY NEWS, GRANtfLiilY, TEXAS, THURSDAY. JUNE 23, 1383, 3B i Saturday benefit set by fireman I .1 I Antique Tumiture and lawnmow-ers are among the items which will be offered during a Saturday benefit rummage sale from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. The event is being sponsored the Acton Community Volunteer Fire Department and will be held in their fire hall. Proceeds from the event will be used to benefit the volunteer fire fighters.

For more information on the sale call Kay Courtney at 326-2720 or Rose Campbell at 326-4321. i i 1 i if Mary Jenkins heads ftfM- Sams Granbury i I 3 5 1: I i ,4 1 'If I new The Granbury Sams, a new chapter of the Good Sam Travel Club, elected officers during their re- cent meeting. Elected president of the newly-organized group was Mary Jenkins. Other officers are Glen Thompson, vice-president; Jay Jenkins, secretary-treasurer; Buck McCullough; wagon master; Lois Thomson, chaplain; Mrytle Burton, reporter; Helen Sparkman and Johnny Richards, historians; and Clyde Deckard, program. At the meeting 21 rigs were represented.

The recent meeting was held in the, home of the McCulloughs with Mrs. Jenkins, Maibel Mccullough and Mrs. Thomson as hostesses. v. Engagement Robert and Betty Taylor of Gran-bury announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Janice Lynn, to Richard Kirk Powell, the son of Dorene C.

Powell of Granbury. The couple plans to repeat their wedding vows in the Bethel Community During the busy agenda the members adopted a set of bylaws, chose jacket- colors and selected a logo for the Granbury. Sams. The group will hit the trail on July 15 for their first weekend camping trip and 19 rigs are already signed up to participate. A spokesman explained the Granbury Sams are limiting membership to 30 rigs.

New members may come in as soon as space is available. The Good Sam Travel Club will send a representative to' aid any group desiring to form a new chapter. For more information call Mrs. Jenkins at 573-2184. fast the following morning.

Donations may be made to any member of Beta Sigma Phi or at the booth July 4. For information call Cathy Ward, 326-2266. Donors must be 18-years-old. CiSJfl UVSt V.rtTH "3 the Christmas production of "Babes in Toyland" at Casa Man-ana; and was a member of the tap group which won the first place4" award at the Chisolm Trail talent contest on June 12. Jennifer will be a third grader at Acton Elementary next year.

She is the daughter of Robert and) Sharon Ashby of Cresson and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haley King of deCordoira Bend Estates' and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Baldwin of Granbury.

(HCN Photo GRANBURY Young performer Beta Sigma Phi gives evening in Fort Worth New extension club hears food program Jennifer Ashby of Cresson had the spotlight Friday evening as a featured performer with the Johnnie High Country Music Review held at the Granbury High School gymnasium. The talented young dancer performed a lively clog dance before an appreciative audience. Jennifer has previously 'appeared with the Johnnie High show at Will Rogers in Fort Worth; was selected to be in the "Youth Salutes America" dance-" concert at the Tarrant County Convention Center; appeared in presents The three Granbury Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi will be operating a cold drink booth on the square July 4 to raise money for scholarship recipient Liz Berry and will give away a 1-night Fort Worth stay. of $1 will also be taken toward the project. A draw-' ing of a name of one contributor will be held at 2 p.m.

July 4. The person whose name is drawn wfll get one night's stay at the Americana Hotel in Fort Worth. The person will receive a fruit basket and complimentary champagne upon arrival and will enjoy free valet parking and free break First united FJiethodist The Friendly Church on The Granbury Square Morning Worship 8:30 10:50 Church School 9:45 Evening Worship 6:00 Youth Group 7:00 204 E. Pearl Granbury FIRST AWWUAL LAKE 'I: i it 1 i i announced Church on Saturday, July 16. The pair invites all friends and relatives to attend the ceremony.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Granbury High School and is employed with Winn Dixie as a cashier. The intended groom is in the U.S. Army, stationed in Fort Bragg, N.C. visit this groupibf young women; Membership is open to all persons interested. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, July 13, 10 a.m.

until noon at the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church in Granbury. For more information, contact" Linda Lowry at 573-9676. FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCHl Southern Baptist 5 miles from The Square on Hwy. 51 North Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.

Union 6:30 p.m. Worship Wed. Services 7:30 p.m. Rev.W.C.McVIcker Jim Calhoun, Musk Diredor 594.7785 encon light USE OUR tension Homemakers met Wednesday, June 15 at the Tolar Baptist Church. Seven members attended.

Ber-nice Deeds, from the Indian Harbor Extension Homemakers, presented a program on homemade master mixes. Members found that by making-up large quantities of the master mix, we could make cookies, cof-fee cakes and pancakes quickly and inexpensively. For refreshments, cookies from the store package variety and some made from the master quick mix were samples. Members report all could tell the difference in taste. Master mixes are easy to carry along in premeasured quantities for camping and would make nice gifts.

Babysitting was provided by ine Loftin, Peggy Edwards, Mary Jo Turner and Jewel Cherry of the Tolar Extension Homemakers Club. Members voted to change their name to Lake Country Extension Homemakers. All interested sons are invited to come out and The Legendary 4goh Russel Special Guest Michael Murphey CMA Newcomer Award of the Year 1983 Ray Wiley Hubbard Hill City Cowboy Band uttie johnny Red SALE CASBAIHI OPEN 12 noon, show 2:30 pm Festival Seating No Alcoholic Beverages No pets, please! the Roosters C.l.S.D Continues rmm BLAST Brown finish with frco to benefit Lynnwood west Scholarship Fund, and With choice of 48" Solid teak Advance Tickets- 42.50 15.00 LAYAWAY PLAN or 42" Ccno insert Teakwood Blades Available at fidietron Fort Worth Lake Granbury Chamber of Commerce Hole in the Wall Granbury State Bank Art's Mobile Homes Big Te 77 Pioneer Liowir Stephenville Farmers First National Bank- At Gate- For more information, call 573-8122. A turn turn rroduclm in catpeftiion with the C.I. SO.

and the Um Gtanbury Chamber of Conmttce..