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the Wednesday Times, Wednesday, February Page tub Studies Idcat at Meet ifo will City Desk and Derrick hear an illustrated of the exploration leasing activities which lead the selection of a location for well at its regular scheduled for 7:30 p. m. at the Texas City Refining Mrs. Ferrett's Home Is Setting For Pilot Club's 5th Annual Tea Mrs. Harry Ferrett's home.

received the guests. Gir! Scouts Gay Little Party speaker, Mr. S. A. Ber, a native of Seattle, Ington, attended the Uni- ity of Washington, Univer- Of California, and received degree from Cor- tJniversity.

joining The Texas in Houston in 1940 he has 'Bartons assignments in the ical Department relating Efie exploration for oil and primarily in the South Tex- Jirea. Following a period as an Geologist in Houston he assigned as Assistant to the Rocky Mountain Di- of Texaco's Producing tment with responsibili- lor exploration activities in area. January 1, 1953, he has On the staff of the General iger of the Producing De- tot, and as Assistant Gen- Manager is responsible for activities of Geological, Geophysical, Departments through United of directors meeting for will begin at 7:00 p. by Miss Louise La president. Business will be heM following according to publicity chair- iclary Group ingesNameof lizafion name Mainline so confused with the Mainland, the Mainline 'The National Secre- Association International at their meeting Thurs- the Buccaneer Hotel to the chapter name.

The me is now Galveston Chapter, The National ies Association Interna- guest speakers were in- Ki by Mrs. Edna Van program chairman. Miss Bates of the Dallas Office International Business Ma- Corporation spoke about Bight-rThe Efficient and Mr. Ray Borgea the Galveston Office of gave a short talk on the Writing and Telephone to be sponsored by in February. ition was held during the and four new members feutalled: Mrs.

Carol John, JCss Margaret Ann Padgett, frs. Jane M. Rawson all of and Carbon Chemicals in Texas City, and Tlola Skyiepal with Ball in Galveston. toir-wo Monday Thru Friday Proraming was the setting for The La Marque Pilot Club's fifth annual silver Valentine tea, from 2:30 to 5:30 p. m.

Feb. 16. Spring plants and cut flowers were arranged in a Valentine theme and placed at vantage points throughout the home. Mrs. Bob Barnett, president, Mrs.

John Barber, vice president, and Mrs. Neil Gremillion, chairman of the tea committee, Scout Camp Is To Open for 3rd Season June 2 oy Scout Camp Karankawa will open June 2 for the third season of operation. The Scout Camp is owned and operated by the Bay Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Many Scout Troops in the Council have already made reservations. The Camp will operate for six one week periods.

Troops have access to the Camp for Year Round program. New facilities added for this season include canoe storage building, health lodge, trading post, camp entrance, new canoes and chapel. 1000 Scouts has been set as a goal for boys attending by the Bay Area Council Camping and Activities committee. George McGoveny, of Lake Jackson is chairman. John Clardy, Island District Scout Executive will be the Camp Director.

Assisting Clardy will be Jay Leath, District Scout Executive, Alvin; Gene Newman, District Scout Executive, Quintana District, and Chuck Buenger, Mainland District Scout Executive. Fifteen outstanding young men will be selected to serve as counselors. Mrs. Millings, from Alvin, will be in charge of the Dining Hall. All Scout Troops are urged to apply for their reservation so they can get the week and campsite desired.

The program available for Scouts includes, Boating, canoeing, swimming, life saving, arch- ery, marksmanship, southcraft activities, campfires, and other, Scouting skills. Cost per boy each week is $11. Mrs. Mabel of Galveston Dr. Scctylia Dickson Guests who presided at the silver were Dr.

fiectylia Dickson. president of the Houston Pilot Club; Brcon, president Pilot Club; Mrs. Bettie Stoker of the Home Study Club; Mrs. Ida Morton Ross, president of Texas City Pilot- Club; Miss Helen Alexander, president of the Victoria Pilot Club; Mrs. S.

D. Henslee, president of the League of Women Voters; Mrs. Holly Dunaway, vice president of Bellaire' Pilot Club; Mrs. G. E.

Heyen, president of Jaycee- Ettes; Mrs. A. F. Haardt, president of Lioness Club; Mrs. D.

L. Latimer, president of La Marque Home Demonstration Club; Mrs. Sarah Brady, president of Dickinson Pilot Club. Mrs. B.

A. Strait of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Kirsten Post 8248, V. F. Mrs. Margarite Dimmerling, past president of Pilot International from Beaumont.

Out-Of-Town guests Out-of-town guests were Anna Kelly, Anita Reyder, Mabel Breen and Dessie Thomas of the Galveston Pilot Club; Mrs. E. G. Beach, Grace Lewis, Gladys Horwitz. Sarah Brady and Mrs.

0. B. Wolston of the Dickinson Pilot Club; Hazel Studdert, Caro- Scouts Troop Xo. 10 he a Valentine party -it the regular meeting Tuesday night. The girls made Valentines containing funny fortunes.

There were 10 girls present. The directors are Mrs. W. T. Huhken, and Mrs.

T. J. Eaves. ign and Home Missions Theme of First Baptist Church were presented by Mra Bob Scott, Canal Mrs. Stanley, liquor problems; and Mrs.

Shaw, China. "i I isst in LM Pilot Club. Mrs. Dimmerling, Ida Mae Vondersmith, Kirstel Krimmel and Annie Mae Mulcahy of the Beaumont Pilot Club; Pauline Blair, Luna Reamer, Holly Dunaway of the Bellaire Pilot Club. Blanche O'Connor and Eva Tenberg of the Bay City Pilot Club; Ida Morton Ross and Frieda Bohmler of the Texas City Pilot Club; Marjorie Rogan, Maxine Burkhart and Barbara Matchett of the Victoria Pilot Club.

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ellis, 803 Horseshoe Bend, have as house- since the holidays, Mrs.

Ellis' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Fisher of Anchorage, Alaska. The Fishers have extended their visit to include points in Texas, and a visit with their son Grover Lee Fisher and his classmate, Douglas Millar, also from Alaska.

Both are students at North Texas State College at Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. Duffey at Hughes Spring. Mrs. Duffey is also a sis er of Mrs.

Ellis and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Ellis said the Fisher family have been avid sportsmen at game hunting and fishing for the past ten years. Mrs.

Louis Oliver gave the devotional on "Thought-, on Home and Foreign taken from the Hook of John 4: 35, at the recent and Royal Service program Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of La Marque. Mrs. Oliver read a clipping which announced the sailing of Bro'her and Mrs. Beddoe, missionaries, to Nigeria, Africa, and of their sacrifice for Christ. Mrs.

Earl Russell opened the meeting with the hymns "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," and "In the Garden." Mrs. Gordon Harkreader led the group in Kennel Club Slates Dog Show inney Says ate Tax Return The sixth all-bred dog show and first obedience trial will be held by the Galveston County Kennel Club on the Pleasure Pier, March 16, according to Mrs. J. H. Boyd, secretary of the Club.

Entry blanks may be had by calling Mrs. Boyd at Texas City, 5-6063. The entries and fees must be recevied no later than 8 a. m. Tuesday, March 5, at the Moss Dog Show Headquarters, Shamrock Hilton Hotel, Houston, Mrs.

Boyd said. LM Study Club Meets Tomorrow The Study Club of La Marque will meet in the home of Mrs. R. J. Rake, 2200 Lake Road, at 7:30 p.

m. Thursday, Feb. 21. Mrs. Morris Welch will be co- hostess.

The program "American Art" correct figues in any return, it is will be presented by Mrs. J. T. the taxpayer signing the return Cannon and Mrs. Andrew Helms.

who will be called in to explain. The members will answer roll; "Those who file early and be- call with a household hint, Mrs. fore April 15 avoid many mis- John C. Deemer, chairman of takes that last minute, hurried Federal Income Tax Returns for 1956, prepared by Internal Revenue Service Agents, are subject to careful audit on the same basis as other returns, R. L.

Phinney, District Director, reminded taxpayers today. "Taxpayers are incorrect in assuming that if their returns are prepared by Revenue representatives they will not be audited," he added. Mr. Phinney pointed out that if the close Revenue examination reveals discrepancies or in- publicity, said. taxpayers make," he said.

SPECIAL a.m.—Headline News and Music Report Trent Gospel Round Up a.m.-~Rev. Stephens News Round Up Kent Round Up Fred Markum a.m.—Gospel Round Up Ray Show Pete Hunter Pete Hunter Pete Hunter p.m.—Headline News Show Time MMO Artists p.m.—Headline News Lane p.m.—Headline News Sp.m.—Movie Menu Home Show Edrtlen p.m.—Today In Sports Home Show T. F. Burrow Hfc4S Sunset Sererade Off YOU gel Yearly Dividends COMPOUNDED ON INSURED SAVINGS of GUARANTY FEDERAL SAVINGS Loan Association 1309 FIRST MARQUE Buick Special Two-Door Sedan Dynaf low Heater Overdrive Tires DeLuxe Steering Wheel Regular List Price $3655 Special This Week Big Selection of All Models Ready to Deliver SUPER USED CAR SPECIALS 1956 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA, HARD TOP radio, heater, power steering, $1 power brakes 2795 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88-FOUR-DOOR SEDAN power brakes, Hydra- $4 matic, radio, heater, 14,000 miles. Like new '2895 1953 BUICK SUPER, RIVIERA, HARD TOP- Dynaflow, radio, heater, black finish, low mileage, very clean 1095 1956 BUICK SPECIAL FOUR-DOOR SEDAN- Dynaflow, radio, heater, 14,000 miles.

$4 Like new, extra clean '2495 ROY 1400 Hwy. 75 Phone 3-2471 raver. Mrs. Floyd Bailey Mra. Floyd Bailey, president, conducted the business session.

Mrs. Russell, vice president, gave the various modes of travel in enlistments which included illustrations with miniature train, car, and planes. Other reports were given by Mrs, Frank Land, second vice president; Mrs. Lois Pokluda, treasurer; Mrs. John Heineke, community mission; and Mrs.

W. G. Stelter, mission. Mrs. Weaver Warren gave the prayer in the absence of Mrs.

Bernard Guy. Mrs. Ernst Reid, stewardship chairman, gave a skit with the use of a large dollar bill to illustrate the various uses of the money of the church collections. The Young People's report was given by Mrs. M.

A. Carter. Mrs. Reid presented show work done by the members of the Sunbeam band. Circle Reports Circle reports were given by the chairman which included Mrs.

Oliver, Dosher; Mrs. E. G. Shaw, Zeiger; Mrs. Jimmy Brigance, Wallerman; Mrs.

C. J. Stanley, Walker; Mrs. S. W.

Freeman, Melvina; Mrs. T. H. Merrell, Garbarino; and Mrs. Bob Hester, Wingo.

The brief business session was closed with prayer. The members sang in unison the WMU hymn, "From Green- lands Icy Mountains," to open the Royal Service program. The theme "Like a Watered Garden," was under the leadership of the Walker Circle. Thoughts and mission work a prayer. Rev, Bernard Guy to lead the Bible study on 'day, Mrs.

Freeman, chairman The program was closed with of publicity, said. TELEPHONE TALK by Max fagg. Manager BAY-TEX SPECIAL Material for 14x24 GARAGE Only $275 As low As $8.75 per mo. No Down Pavment WE GIVE BLACK GOLD STAMPS jggr ytojf Always ii Dymanfic WHEEL BALANCING New Method on fhe Car IGNITION SERVICE and PARTS See Us and SAVE SPARK PLUG CLEANING Electric Way AAA WRECKER SERVICE BRAKE PARTS and SERVICE FREE ESTIMATE DOUBLE STAMPS ON FILLUP EVERY DAY GOODYEAR TIRE and BATTERY SERVICE SPECIALS GOOD ONLY AT TEXAS CITY WYE COUPON Car Greased 79c Expires Feb. 23 COUPON Oil Spray 79c Expires Feb.

23 COUPON 50 FREE STAMPS WITH OIL and FILTER CHANGE Expires Feb. 23 USED TIRES and TUBES AIT Sizes GENERATORS and REGULATOR SERVICE MUFFLERS and TAIL PIPES WE INSTALL SERVICE STATION Texas City Wye Phone 3-9048 A LOOK AHEAD This is the first opportunity I've had to talk with you this way this year, so I'd like to take time to look at 1957. I We at the telephone company are planning to make it a good year even better than last year, when it comes to the speed, dependability, and value of your telephone service. Growth is a word that is familiar to all La Marque residents and certainly to the utility companies who serve your area. We expect to gain ten percent in total telephones again this year that's a rapid pace.

It's our feeling that our most important job is to give you the kind of telephone service you want and need in 1957 and the years ahead. So if there's anything we can do to make your service more pleasant and helpfuj, please dcjn't hesitate to call on us. Three for Two's a Bargain La Marque people made more out-of-town calls last year than in any previous year a fact which speaks well of the value of our Long Distance service. Many of you who made these calls realized big savings, too, by placing your calls station-to- station. That way, you saved up to because you can make three station-to-station calb for about the price of two person-to-person calls.

Here's an example of what I mean. You can make three station-to-station calls from here to Houston for only $1.20. Two person-to-person calls to the same city will cost $1.30. 7 This year, why not call station-to-station when you call Long Distance? You'll save money. And you'll top, ityo call by number.

Kitchen Helpers There's a lot of truth in saying, "The kitchen is the heart of the home." It's certainly that a homemaker spends about as time in the kitchen as in any other room in the house. I guess that accounts for the popularity of some of the wonderful new "kitchen helpers," like dishwashers, waste disposals, and freezers. No wonder they're popular! Think of how much drudgery these conveniences save the homemaker. There's another "kitchen helper" I'd like to mention that's growing in popularity, too. That's an additional telephone.

Kitchen phones save time and steps for busy housewives, and make it easier to keep in touch with friends. Additional telephones for any room in the house are low in cost just $1.00 a month, plus tax and a small installation charge. Just call the telephone business office. Caff by aumbtr. as SOUTHWESTERN Bill TELEPHONE COMPANY IP PUTTING IT OFF? DO NOW What You Planned To Do Last Year! CARNK.E COURSE 10 TIME: 6: The is and to he.

0 yourself how whether it Things the Dale Carnegie Course Will Help You Do Conquer Fear Devebp Self-Confidence Speak Effectively ''Sell Yourself end Your ideas" Imprc. 1 Your Ability to Remesr.srr Names A'J Try to Dscl with People Win rrcrp Prepare for LEADERSHIP Increase Your Income.