The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 13

If ana Cre VOL. 75 NO, 69 PARIS, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORN ING. OCTOBER 7, 1945 EIGHT PAGES ESTABLISHED 1869 Pans Grammer Schoo PTA Officers Swing into 1945-46 Season MKS. A. CAWTHON District MRS, TOM ALLMAN MRS.

MARTIN LEE EPPS Miss Mary Alford Honored At Saturday Luncheon Miss Ruth Billingsley was hostess Saturday at the Gordon Country Club at a luncheon honoring Miss Mary Alford of Henderson, bride-elect Dr. Thomas Gabriel Coleman of Amarlllo. Miss Auord, whose wedding takes place Oct. 15 in Henderson, also 'has been non- ored with a tea siven Friday afternoon by Mrs. Jess Alford and Mrs.

Ben Clower ot Dallas, and a luncheon Thursday Riven by Mrs. Ben Marablc and her daughter, Mrs. David Boron of Shrcvcport. Miss Billingsley and Miss Alford were Chi Omega sorority sisters at the University of Texas and Miss Alford has visited Miss Billingsley numerous times in Paris, Dining room ot the club was decorated in pink and white. 7our large bowls of pink and white as- tors and candelabra of candles adorned the dining table.

On the mantle in the dining room was another bowl of pink and white asters. Bridal motif was carried out in place cards for the following invited guests: Mrs! Benson Alford, mother of the honorec, Mrs. J. Young Adult Class To Be Conducted At Garrett Church The Rev. Daniel Earron, pastor of, the Methodist Church at Sulphur Springs, will teach a class on the work of young adults at the Garrett Memorial Methodist Church Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights of this week.

Young adults of approximately lotht-r of the honorec, Mr.s J. 23 youn lr lncy nave as- tayforcl, Miss Bow; Rnylord, imd rcspons ibi1iUcs, to 34 Richard all arc Mc ders'on; Mr.C C'lowcr. Mrs. Robert Coleman, mother ot the bricle- groom-clecl, Amarillo, Mrs. Frank Murphy, mother ot the hostess, Mrs, Marablc, Mrs, Jess Altord, aunt of the honorcc, Mrs.

Marvin Carson Mrs. Clarence Murphy, Mrs. John R. Alford of Henderson, Miss Miriam Coleman. Mrs.

Edward R. Kostcrman, Mrs. Billy Mac Ayrcs, Mrs. Borcn, and Mrs. Troy Pewthcrs, daughters of Mrs, Marable, Miss BcUsy Pnrker, Miss Betty Sliiclnr.

Mrs. John Caujkowski. MIXH Orelwny, Ml.i» Mm'thn Stewart, Miss Helen Hmit-r, Miss Betty Frock, Miss Mary Mallory, Miss Edith Williams, the honorce, and the hostess, The tea given for Miss Alford Friday afternoon by Mrs, Clower und Mrs. Jess Alford wns held at the homo of Mrs. Alford, 800 Crockett Circle.

The tablp was laid with a Venetian white lace cloth and two epcrgne arrangements of. white chrysanthemums, sweet alyssum, and ivy, with white candles in tall holders. Those in the house party besides the hostesses and the honorco were: Mrs. Benson Alfnrd. Mrs, Robert Cnlrmiin, Miss Kutli Bll- Jmgsle.v, Mrs, Normnn Williams, Mrs, Marvin Carson, Mrs, Clarence Murphy, Mrs.

Frank Murphy, Mrs, Ben Marable, Mrs. David Boron, Mr. 1 John R. Alford, Mrs. Richard Alford, Mrs.

J. Eayford, and Miss Bess Rayford, Some 60 guests called during the afternoon. Mrs. Ben Marable and her daughter, Mrs. Borcn, wore hostesses Thursday for luncheon at the Paris Golf Club, honoring Miss Alford.

The luncheon table was decorated with a centerpiece of astern and large dahlias. Hostesses presented the bride- to-be with a gift. Guests besides Miss Alford and Class will open with a dinner served by the S. in the basement of the church at 7:30 p. Wednesday, Reservations may be made ot the church office (telephone 505) not later than Tuesday, The Rev.

Barron is considered an authority on adult and young adult work, the Rev. Ernest D. Piott, pastor of the local church, said. The Rev. Piott said the church is looking toward organization ot young adult fellowship from the classes this week to serve the needs of those of this ape In the church.

Other churches are invited to take part in the three nights of study. MRS. JACK LEE Communion Sunday i Day of Worldwide- Thought, Prayer'. Former Residents of Clarksville Married CLARKSVILLE Sfft. David W.

Erwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Erwin, and Miss Mary Jane Dinwiddie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ballard A. Dinwiddie of Henderson, were united in marriage at Trinity Methodist Church, Denver, Saturday evening, Sept. 20, Dr, Mnrnblc, the pastor, performing the ceremony. The groom Is graduate of Clarksville High School nnd the bride also formerly lived here. They will make their home in Denver.

Sergeant Erwin being stationed fit Lovvry Field. the hostesses were: Miss Mary Mrs. Joe Fenet, Mrs. Ed Norment, Mrs. Maclin Atkinson, Mrs.

George Wright, Mrs. Robert Coleman, Mrs. Clarence Murphy, Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mrs. Edward D.

Kosterman, Mrs, Jess Alford, Mrs. Benson Alford, Mrs, Troy Miss Martha Stewart, find Mrs. Silly Mac Ayrcs. All who are friends of the soil need now to move and speak out together as never before. Preserved in Bronze Finish: YOUR BABY'S FIRST SHOES Enchanting Rift for pnrcnln or eramlparents those imbc- llnvably tiny first shoes, cnsUcd with it rich, Nutlnc finish! Miido as wHchlS, ash trays or book emlxl open PAIR BOOKENDS $6.95 Our Hhor Klnclc Shon On Anil Tny M.95 SPANGLER'S NEW LOCATION Wrot Side Plaza by Rex Theatre "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, nnd he with me." Rev, 3:20.

Today Is World Wide Communion Sunday, Your church is calling you to the Lord's table. This is a. time when, more, than ever, "let us consider one nnothcr to provoke unto love and to good works: Not forsaking the of ourselves together as the manner of some is; but exhorting bne another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching." Hebrews 10:24, 25. May this day find you in deep communion with Christ through his body and blood. Hosts of Christians will seek renewal today through the Holy Spirit at the Lord's Supper.

Will you be one of Hint throng? (One of the articles presented by the Ministerial Alliance of Paris, encouraging church attendance on World Wide Communion Sunday,) Tho Hev. Theodore McElroy. president. 'Business Girl' to Go National Oct. 12 DALLAS, Texas Girl, monthly Texas publication of its type to reach national nowsstnnds, will be ready for national distribution Oct.

12, Dallas publication has been distributed locally since the early part of the year, 'ft deals with the business life nnd opportunities or business women, stressing job relationship, personnel relations, education, finance, hobbies, books, beauty, stylo, love, marriagn and other subjects. Personnel managers, executives, and business girls are being invited to review personnel and job problems in the magazine with a view to better employ- er-employe understanding. Betty Oliver, mnnncfln WHITE ROCK CHOIR Thp choir of the While Rock Methodist Church, south of Petty, announces that, beginning Oct. they will resume their regular Singings on the second Sunday afternoon each All interested in good community singing are invited to attend these singings. Elected and installed last spring, Paris grammar school Parent-Teacher Association officers now are getting into full swing in their 1945-46 season.

Most of the group met for informal get-togethers in August and had their first meetings in September although the State program calls for first regular meetings in October. As one president put it, "We were so anxious to get off to a good start that we h-ad an extra meeting in' September." President of the Third District of the Texas Congress of Parents Teachers is Mrs, W. A. Cawthon. of Paris.

Other Lamar County officers in the Third District are Mrs. John Furey of Paris, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A. R. Graves of Roxton, who is a vice-president; Mrs.

J. H. Moore of Deport, parliamentarian; and Mrs. M. Larimore, of Deport, historian.

Third District comprises 16 Easl president at East Paris School. Her aide is Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins. Other officers are: Mrs, Coker, first vice-president; Mrs. R.

B. Staples, second vice-president; Mrs. Scott Galbreath third vice-president; Mr.s. Walton Skinner, secretary; Mrs. J.

B. Blank, treasurer; Mrs. B. Carter, historian. WEST PARIS President of West Paris PTA is Mrs.

Joe B. Johnson. Other officers arc: Mrs, Smith vice- president; Mrs, H. Wheeler, program chairman; Mrs. Austin Foreman, publicity director and reporter; Mrs.

Rufus Nance, treasurer; Mrs. R. James, secretary; Mrs. Ben While, membership and room' mother chairman; Mrs, Bernie Durham, parliamentarian; Mrs. Bill Parks, publications; Mrs.

Earl Shirley, finance chairman; Mrs. Hnrvcy Vaughan, hospitality chairman. J. G. WOOTEN Mrs.

E. A. L. Player is president of J. Woolen School's PTA, Olher officers arc: Mrs.

B. M. Williams, vice-president: Mrs. John Texas counties and totals a membership of 12,000. There are 15 districts in the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers.

CITY COUNCIL City Council PTA president is Mrs. Tom Allman. Her aide is Mrs. B. M.

Williams. Olher officers Mrs. Fred Clcmmons, recording secretary; Mrs. Everett Billingslcy, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Joe B.

Johnson, treasurer; -Mrs. Walker Lee, historian; Mrs Connie Henry, parliamentarian; and Mrs. E. H. Rudy, program chairman.

FIRST WARD Mrs. Martin Lee Epps is president of First'Ward PTA. Other offices are: Mrs. Tom Allman, vice- president; Mrs. T.

L. Weehunt, secretary; Mrs. Amos Woodruff, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Davis, budget and' finance chairman; Mrs. Emilyn Johnson, parlinmentarion; Miss Dolly Rives, safety chairman; Mrs.

Evelyn Duncan, publicity chairman; Miss Nell McDowra, music chairman; Mrs. Lester Mullins, program chairman; Mrs. Lewis Smith, membership- chairman; Mrs, Raymond Berry, historian; Mrs. Reagan Hurt, hospitality chairman: Mrs. L.

Wa- casey, parent education; Mrs, L. Connor, publication chairman; Mrs. A. Hinson, house committee chairman. FOURTH WARD President of Fourth Ward PTA is Mrs.

Jack Lee. Her Hide Is Mrs. C. Haynes. Other officers arc: Mrs.

Sam Sunders, treasurer 1 Mrs. Haskcll Smith, secretary; Mrs. Edwin Baker, program chairman; Mrs. Harold Recdcr, membership chairman; Mrs. R.

Stull, finance chairman; and Mrs. Pat Lewis, reporter. EAST PARIS Mrs. Louis Robinson is PTA MRS. LOUIS ROBINSON East Paris MRS, JOE B.

JOHNSON Paris MRS. E. A. PLAYER J. G.

Wooten Potee't, reporter and secretary Harry Vallicr, treasurer, Lawrence Ma Hoy, program Mrs. D. McCormick, membership chairman; Mr.s, Wood- I row Love, hospitality chairman. iGRAHAM STREET President Graham Street School's PTA is Mrs. Ray Wallers, Vice- president is Mrs.

H. Rudy. Other officers are: Mrs. Vivian Caldwell, secretary; Mrs. Dorcy Mackey, treasurer; Mrs.

Bill Beard and Mrs, Bill Lewis, program chairmen; Mrs. Odis Kelly and Mrs. Eugene Pyle, finance chairmen; Mrs. Edwin Cothran, membership chairman; Mrs, Arthur Moore, publicity chairman. Singleton Is New Pastor.

At Ramseur Baptist Myra Jo Preston Is New Organist At Paris Church Gleaners Class Meets With Mrs.J. B. Cooper Gift to the outgoing president, Mrs. George Madding, was presented by the Gleaners Class of the First Baptist Church when mem- bers'met Friday night at the home of 'Mrs. J.

B. Cooper, 947 Cedar for a business and social meeting. Mrs, Erikson sang "Ship Ahoy." Games were plnyed nfter the business meeting. Refreshments WPI-P served to seven members onH two unosls. REV.

LESTER SINGLETON New pastor at the Ramseur Baptist Church is the Rev, Lester Singleton, who came here from Grand Prairie where he was pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church. He succeeds the Rev. E. E. Taylor, who has gone to the Decatur Baptist Church.

The Rev. Singleton's subject Sunday morning will be "Is Your Home a Failure or a Success? Sunday evening his subject will be "Will God Hold Us Accountable For All We Do In Lite?" The new pastor has invited all who now are not attending Sunday School and church to visit the Ramseur Baptist Church's 'BiWe Sunday School. The Rev, and Mrs. Singleton with their children, Cleve, 14, and Arlene, 12, are living at 950-12th SE. IN AND OUT THE USD CLUBS Grand Avenue L'SO SUNDAY: 10 a.

m. breakfast, the Rev. Horace McCants, Church ot God; 11 a. m. go to your church; 3 p.

m. recordings mode; 4 p. m. musicale; 5 p. Jewish Cultural Club; 5:30 m.

coffee hour, W.S.C.S. First Methodist Church; i-30 p. m. radio broadcast, KPLT. MONDAY: 8 p.

m. dinner hour music; 7 p. recordings made, William Rue; 8 p. m. brainbusler program, 22nd Street TJSO Sunday: 11:30 hotcfikes coffee; 12:30 recorded music; 3 p.

recordings made; 5 p. m. Sunday musicale; hospitality hour; p. m- joint radio with Grand Avenue club; 7:30 p. m.

sing song; 8:30 p. m. movie "Orohcslrn Wives. Legumes and grasses are nature's best tools for building and maintaining soil fortuity. A fertile soil supports healthy people; a poor top soU is the basis for poor health.

MISS MYRA JO PRESTON New organist and director of music at the Central Presbyterian Church Sunday will be Miss Myra Jo Preston of Arlington, who arrived in Paris Wednesday after a trip to Philadelphia and New York. Miss Preston holds B. A. and B. M.

degrees from North Texas State Teachers College, Denton, She taught organ and piano nt North Texas Agricultural College in Arlington for one year and later served as graduate tutor in the school of music at NTSTC, She formerly was organist and director of music at the First Presbyterian Church in Arlington and organist at the First Christian Church in Der.ton. Miss Preston has held offices in young people's work in the Youth Synod of Texas. Her most recent office was that of permanent clerk of the Svnod. WANTED: 30 Lainar County Women To Knit 1 Sweater Each For Overseas Army Men By November 30, 1945 Yarns can be obtained nt the local B.ed Cross production rooms at the former location of the Paris Commercial College across from 22nd Street CIIUKCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST "Unreality" is the subject, of l.ho Lesson-Sermon, at Church of Christ, Scientist, Sunday, Sunday School begins si 8:30 n. morning worship at 11 a.

Testimonial' meeting is st 8 p. m. Wednesday. The church reading room at 262 Main Bclford is open daily from 4 to 8:30 Wednesdays from 4 to 7 Sundays from 2 to 5 p. m.

MRS. RAY WALTERS Street Coming Events of Week MONDAY 2:30 m. First Presbyterian Auxiliary meets at the church for Bible study and business session. 7:30 p. m.

Junior Welfare League meets at the Chamber of Commerce. 8 p. m. Texana Study Club meets with Miss Mary Hankms at her home on Lamar Road. 8 p.

m. Paris Music Study Club meets with Mrs. J. Emory Shaw, 341 E. Houston St.

FTTT A 2:30 p. m. Naioth Bible Club meets with Mrs. O. W.

Xowlin, 3 p. Knit and Tuck Club meets with Mrs. Harold Davis, 345 E. Polk St. WEDNESDAY l'-30 m.

1882nd Officers' Wives Club meets for luncheon at Officers' Mess No. 1, Camp Maxcy. For reservations call Mrs. Curtis Roach, chairman of hostesses, at 2430-J 2:30 p. m.

Coterie Club meets with Mrs. Walker Lee, 220 aOJi 2:30 p. m. Four Leaf Clover Club meets with Mrs. Paul Cameron, 1604 Pine Bluff St.

2:30 p. Necdlecraft Club meets with Mrs. J. V. Scnvner, 708-6lh SE.

THURSDAY 2 m. First Ward PTA Study Group meets at the school. 2:30 p. m. Executive Committee of the East Paris PTA meets at school.

3p.m. First Ward PTA meets at school. 3 p. m. Graham School PTA meets at school, with Prof.

A. H- Chamness as speaker. m. J. Woolen PTA meets at school, 4-30 Central Presbyterian Missionary'Guild meets witn Bill Blackwell, it the school," with Mr.

and Mrs. Dan McKinney In charge of. pro- era m. There will be no executive committee meeting this week. 12-30 United Daughter? of 1ho Confedcrnc.v will meet for luncheon with Mrs.

Walton B. Marshall, lfl07 Lnmar Co- hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. Grnd.v McKee, aifcj Mrs, W. J.

Pollard 1 opied from the DMASTER for Smart Juniors A jfunnirrg casual in soft brown and wbitt check with dtlaii Cerdtgan toat (rim- med wilh dark brown braid and big SJdif ptealfd front an Junior tint 9 7J. 17 SOUTH SIDE PLAZA.