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I Flower Show School No. 5 Is Scheduled Advance registrations for th''e Flower Show School No. 5 to be held in Paris October 24 26 have been received from Mt. Pleasant, Palestine, Cooper and Cameron. Reporting to the Wednesday meeting of the Paris Council of Garden Clubs at the Paris Public Library, Mrs.

Frank Fuller said the three-day school would be the final one of its type for Paris and many, members from other towns are sending in their five dollar registration fee early. She said Mrs, Robert Cox, chairman, had arranged for the school to be held in the Central Presbyterian rch with Mrs. Margaret Carruth and Miss Irene Haddox, nation ally accredited instructors from a 1- las. During the' business ses i presided over by Mrs. Clyde Parham, president, the Council voted for the six clubs to share the expenses of the three-day school to enable each garden club member to attend.

Plans were made to attend the November 8 District III fall meeting at Sulphur Springs at which time the president will extend an invitation for the spring meeting to be held in Paris March 19 or 20. The Council accepted an invitation from the home demonstration clubs of Lamar County to give training in flower arrangements at their March and April meetings in 1957. Mrs. Margaret Baker, librarian, displayed new books for gar- Mrs. Morris Gives Devotion at Circle Mrs.

H. E. Morris gave the devotion when Circle 8 of the First Methodist WSCS met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. C.E. Gilmore, 145-Bth SE.

Mrs. Ed Abeles reiewed th study book "The Church In Southeast Asia." Mrs. H. 0. Bowen t.old about "Burma and Mayala," Mrs.

A. H. Bobbitt explained "Methodism In Sarawa." Circle chairman, Mrs. Bobbitt, reported on the rummage sale, and Mrs. E.

P. Easterwood gave the treasurers report. Rolls and coffee were served by the hostess preceding the meeting. Golden Rule Class Elects Officers Officers were elected when the Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the home of the teacher, Mrs. K.

B. Burgess 780-20th NE. Mrs. Herman Edzards is the president; Mrs. Bonnie Gray, vice- president; Mrs.

Frank Davis, social chairman; Mrs. L. M. Perkins, secretary; Mrs. C.

M. Fennell, associate secretary; Mrs. Hugh Thompson, class ministress, and Mrs. Hardy Jones, reporter. The group leaders are Mrs.

Allen McEwin, Mrs. C. F. Canole, Mrs. E.

A. Welch and Mrs. D. I. Vickers.

Mrs. Fennell presented the devotion on "Dedication of. Life." Mrs. Frank Davis conducted the social hour, and refresh were served to 18 members and two visiters. Two pounds of potatoes, cooked and mashed, usually need 1-3 to cup hot milk and 3 to 4 tablespoons of butter or margarine.

PAIN'S LITTLE DINER Open 5:00 a.m. Close 9:00 p.m. SPECIAL BREAKFAST FOB ONE MONTH 2 Eggs, Ham, Bacon or Sausage Hot Biscuits, Butter and Jelly One Coffee MRS. SAM FAIN 1009 Bonbam Street den club use and encouraged members to frequent the hook shelves in the library reserved for their use. Mrs.

Ashburn Bywaters, publicity chairman for the Friends of the Library, explained the organization, presented brochures on the library, and a speakers' bureau available for garden club programs. She showed the announcement card which could be used when memorial books are presented to the library. The next meeting will be November 21 at the Paris.Public Library with the Garden Club of Paris as hostess. jaycee-Eftes Hear Speech By Economist Mrs. Earl home economist for Texas Power and Light Co m- pany, was speaker at'the Jaycee- Ette luncheon Wednesday at The Nicholson House.

She spoke on "Electric Cooking and Home Freezing." During the business meeting, the group agreed to help a family and underprivileged children as their year's project. Mrs. Kenneth Ewing was elected reporter, replacing Mrs. Sam Jordan, who moved to Fort Worth. Hostesses were Mrs.

Ewing and Mrs. Bill Ragan. Eleven members were present. omen 6 lews East Paris Baptist WMU Holds Meeting The Women's Missionary nionU of the East Paris Baptist Church met Tuesday an all day meeting which included the business session, missionary lesson and a review of the mission study book. Roll call was answered with facts abot Japan.

Mrs. Selby Pierce, mission study chairman, reviewed the book "Japan." Mrs. A. V. Dancer, president, presided and announced the Lamar Baptist Associational meeting which will be held at the East Par- LAST SHOWING 'THE KING AND "THE LIVING SWAMP" SATURDAY NO.

1 CHARIES K. FSLDMAM the se en i ch ONEMASCGPE coioi fcy MIUXI MARILYN MONROE TOM EWELL ftt wftflrftr ti SOUND Rattaiid tf JOfrt NO. 2 WARNER BROS. PHEStWT as the'tojun-Loverin DEUMER DAVES' MIMEYDWJON-MARISA PAVAH MilTTTN MID DIRECTED BY DEUO DAVES. Vickers Reunion Held at Deport nine children of the late Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Vickers, attended, with their families, a reunion held at the American Legion Hall here, where lunch was served. Present were Arthur Lee Vickers and family of Seminole, Mrs.

Viola Scarborough and Mrs. Loyce Seay, Irving; L. H. Vickers, Terrell; Jerry Vickers and Wyndal Patterson and family, Dallas; Bobby John, Miller and family. Grand Prairie; Mrs.

Corry Curfman and son of Emory; George Leath and family, Longview; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vickers, H. W. Vickers and family, Ike Stephenson and family, A.

D. Phelps, Miss Jean Damron, Miss Nancy Golden and Miss Fae Golden, Bogata; Hobart Bell and family, Rosalie; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fodge, Bagwell; Russ Fodge and family, Jimmy Curry, Miss Grace Doyle and Jack Miller and family, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Vickers, Clarksville; Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Keefe and daughter Starlyn, Talco; Paul Barnett and Mrs. Gussie Sasser, Paris, and of Deport: Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wright, Bob Wright, Mrs. Curtis Cheatham, Peggy Cheatham, Miss Jo Grant, Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Barham and Mrs. Iva Jeffus. On U. S. railroads a milk car classed as a passenger (not freight) train car.

is Church in November. Guests at the meeting will be young people from Buckncr's Orphanage in Dallas, owned and sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention. Ladies of the WMU will serve the evening meal to the guests. Project of the year for the organization is to help provide clothing, food and money for the orphanage. Reports were heard from the standing committee chairmen and it was announced that the day and night circles both will meet on Monday and Tuesday of next week.

The three circles met in separate meetings following the general business session and elected new officers. Mrs. George Morton led the missionary lesson entitled "Sow! Beside AH Waters." The Rev. Carroll Cole, pastor of the church, and Miss Shirley Morton presented a skit on the subject; Mrs. J.

C. Albright gave the devotion and others assist i n'-g were Mrs. Lloyd Dowling, Mrs Billy Norwood and Mrs. a i Fowler. Sack lunches were served at noon.

Southeast Asia Given at Circle Mrs. Charles Gibson presented the lesson on "Southeast Asia" when Circle 5 of the Central Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jim Sciarro, 2240 College. Refreshments were served to 12 members, three guests and a new. member.

I irtP WAl'I WATER direct from faucet will be better for house plants if it stands a day or so. Most city water is chemically treated and will be freer of chemicals after standing. Also, room temperature is preferable. For a special treat, save rain water and use on plants. It's the very best for them.

Allsgood Club Relates Plans A covered dish luncheon for the members of the Allsgood Club was planned when the club met at the lome of Mrs. Jess Simmons, 710- 10th NE, Tuesday afternoon. The luncheon will be held November 15 at the George Wright Recreation Center. Mrs. John Crews, president, presided and announced that a 'white elephant" sale will be held at the next meeting.

Roll call was answered with favorite Bible quotations. Mrs. Jessie Hobbs, Mrs. Heston Williamson ud Mrs. Simmons were remembered by their secret pals.

The next meeting will be held Mrs. L. E. Stockton, 947 Connor. The hostess assisted by Mrs.

Frank Perry, served a sandwich plate to the group. Mrs. Home Leads Circle Program Mrs. Will Home conducted the program at the meeting of Circle 10 of the Woman's Society, of Christian Service of First Methodist Church Tuesday morning. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs.

John Shuler, 2031 Simpson St. The devotional chairman, Mrs. J. C. Joiner, discussed the Philippines, Malaya and Burma and Mrs.

J. W. Cunningham talked on Indonesia and Indo China. Plans were made for a rummage sale, the date to be set later. The hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Carl Deweese and Mrs. Henry Mood, served refreshments' to 21 members. Mrs. Alvin Yates Program Leader For Mary Circle Mrs. Alvin Yates was leader wf the program "Volcanoes of the Islands" and reviewed "The Islands Await Thee" when the Mary Circle of the Garrett Memorial Methodist Church met Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

H. W. Walker, 1710 Bonham. Mrs. Elbert Mullens was co- hostess.

Mrs. Frank Shaeffer, co chairman, presided. "Islands of Southeast Asia" was given by Mrs. Ben White, "Christians In These Lands" by Mrs. Lucy Rodgers and "What Methodists Are Doing In These Islands" was given by Mrs.

Shaeffer as she explained "Mountains of Formosa and Hong Kong." Mrs. Nellie Thompson gave "Problems of Rapid Growth in the Philippines," Mrs. S. P. Gibbens told about the "River of Sarawak" and Mrs.

Ruby Nance about "Indonesia and Mayala." "Walls of Burma" was discussed by Mrs. Elmer Dement, and Mrs. Myrtle Gean explained "Partnership In Suffering." Refreshments were served to 14 members and a guest, Miss Mary Elizabeth Yates. Installation Is Held at Meeting Mrs. Fred Shaeffer conducted the installation service when the Lamp Lighter's Ssnday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the home of the Mrs.

L. C. Johnson, 128- 24th NW. Mrs. Alton Thompson is the president; Mrs.

J. B. Green, first vice- president; Mrs. Hubert L. Stamper, second vice-president; Mrs.

George Pledger, recording secretary; Mrs. Ongte Fox, corresponding secretary and treasurer, Mrs. C. B. Coons, Mrs.

Jesse Stroud, Mrs. Howard Rogers, Mrs. Marvin Miller, Mrs. Jewel. Daughtery, Mrs.

J. D. Ashley and Mrs. Coy Williams, group leaders. Following a "get acquainted" game led by Mrs.

Stamper a business session was held and written policies were adopted by the class. The yearbook committee appointed includes Mrs. Stamper, chairman, Mrs. Earl Lewis, Mrs. Tilman Moore and Mrs.

Fox. The next meeting will be held Noember 13 at the home of Mrs. C. B. Coons with Mrs.

Tom Fizer as co-hostess. Refreshments were sered to the group. Mrs. DeWitt Has Program Mrs. Martin DeWitt directed the program on "Federation" when the Lamar Study Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Ralph Pearce, 1738 Lamar. A playet entitled "Jenny June" portraying the beginning of federated clubs in America was presented by Mrs. A. H. Bobbitt, Mrs.

Grady Crawford, Mrs. L. J. Winegeart, Mrs. Will Saylors and Mrs.

W. J. Johnson. They were dressed in costumes of the period. Mrs.

DeWitt also gave the devotion from Proverbs 31. During the business sess i conducted by the president, Mrs. Rodger Dfke, Mrs. G. H.

Mood was welcomed.as a new member. Roll call was answered with historical facts about the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Refreshments were served to 15 members. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Crain on Nov.

7. THE PARiS NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 Mrs. Vanderburg Feted At Shower Mrs. Wayne Vanderburg, formerly Miss Freda Arney' of Alvin, was honored Wednesday afternoon with a bridal 1 shower. Given by the Baptist and Presbyterian church women of Chicota, the shower was at the school lunch room.

Forty guests attended. The Arney-Vanderburg wedding was on October 6 in Alvin. The couple will live in Lubbock, where he is stationed at Reece Mr Force Base. His rank is Airman First Class. This Week SATURDAY 2:30 p.

m. Joseph Ligon Chapter, DAR, will have a business meeting in the of Mrs. C. H. Webb, 7x4.

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