The Wellington Leader from Wellington, Texas • Page 10

MRS. DESKINS WELLS. Editor Dick Wiles Hostess At Shower For Gleon On Wednesday, January 13, Mrs. Dick Wiles and Miss Roberta Crosby were hostesses at the Wiles home honoring Mrs. Gene Glenn, recent bride.

Mrs. Glenn was, before her 'marriage, Miss Tommie Ixm Whitson. A color note of yellow and white was used in the decorative theme. Yellow chrysanthemums were used in the entertaining rooms. The color scheme was further carried out in the salad course.

The wedding gifts were presented to the bride in a large box covered in the chosen color scheme. Tfte guests spent a pleasant evening inspecting the gifts. The guest list included: Mrs. A. Whitson, Mrs.

J. M. Whitson, Jack Lowry, Mrs. Rufus Sweat, Mrs. Jess Deger, Mrs.

Massey, Mrs. W. H. Vaughan, Mrs. Tom Whitson, Miss Mabel Grogan, Mrs.

Richard Wisch- kaemper, Mrs. E. W. Moss, Mrs. Loren Thompson, Miss Virginia Glenn, Mrs.

John D. Glenn, Miss Vada Jolley, Mrs. John Herman Starr, Mrs. Floyd Thompson, Artelle Appling, Mrs. E.

G. Sanders. Mrs. Oscar Payne, Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mrs.

Era Whitson, Mrs. George Mahaffev, Miss Lucille Bennett, Mrs. Bob Glenn, Mrs. A. Y.

Bell, Mrs. Cicero Gulley, Mrs. Paul Bell, L. A. Dickey, Mrs.

E. M. Hunter, Mrs. Bonnie Bridge, Mrs. Frank Light, Mrs.

D. L. Worley, Mrs. Claude Simpson, Mrs. Jason Young, Mrs.

Logan Cummings, Mrs. Gibbs Glenn, Mrs. Erlenc Mooney, Mrs. C. L.

Lowry and hostesses, Mrs. Dick Wiles and Miss Roberta Crosby. Keller Shumate Wedding Sunday Morning, Jan. 17 The wedding of Miss Alene Shumate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Shumate, to Aubert Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Keller, took place Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock, January 17. The bride is a member of the younger set of the Cross Roads Community where she has many friends. She was a member of the senior class and planned to finish her high school course this year.

Before moving to Cross Roads the bride resided in Holla for nine years. The groom has resided in the Cross Roads Community for many years where he takes an active part in community organizations. He is president of the Sunday evening singers of the Cross Roads church, and also active in Sunday School work. The couple plan to make their home in Cross Roads. Hall-Koen Marriage Solemnized In New Mexico December 27 A marrjagc of interest was that of Miss I)ona Mae Koen, daughter of Mi', and Mrs.

E. D. Koen of Wellington, to Clifton Leo Hall, son of Mrj and Mrs. W. E.

Hall of Wellingtori. The wedding was solemnized in Lovington, New Mexico, by Hughes, pastor of the Baptist Church Sunday, December 27. The bride graduated from Wellington High School in the class of 1935. After graduation she attended beauty school at Arlene's Beauty School in Lubbock. After finishing school she was employed at Mrs.

Dyson's Beauty Shop and Vianne Dt Vaunn Beauty Shop in Wellington. At the time of her marriage she was manager of the DeLuxe Beauty Shop in Eunice, New Mexico. The groom, attended school in Wellington graduating in the class of 1934. Since that time he has been associated with his father at the W. E.

Hall Service Station. Both bride and groom are well known in Wellington where they will make their home. December Bride Mrs. Clifton Leo Hall, who was before her marriage, Miss Dorm Mac Kocn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. D. Koen. The marriage look place in New Mexico December 27. Johnnie Richatdson Weds Onia Harvey January 12 Miss Onia Harvey, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. 0, Harvey of the Swearingen became the bride of Mr. Johnnie Richardson of Swearingen on Tuesday, January 12. The ceremony was read by P. W.

Myers at the Myers home at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The only attendants were Bertha Nell Harvey and Clifford Richardson. The bride was a member of the younger-set of the Swearingen Community and attended school there. She was attired in a navy blue sport suit with matching accessories. The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Richardson of Swearingen. The couple will make their home in that community where Mr.

Richardson will be engaged in farming. Misses IJucile Bennett and Margaret Shields were visitors in Amarillo during the week end. Mrs. Alta McCutcheon of Chil- circss visited with friends here Saturday evening. 'Katharine McMinn And Artelle Appling Hostesses January 12 On the evening of January 12, Misses McMinn and Ar- tellc Appling were joint hostesses to a bridge party given in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Brown. At the close of the games the traveling prize was held by Both Kizer. Score prizes went to Mrs. Foy Brantlcy and Mr.

Jimmie Hoist on. A salad coiirrso was served to: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neeley, Mr. and Mrs.

Foy Bratnley, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jenkins, Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Mc'Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mi-, and Mrs. Morris Ledger.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powell, Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Misses Emma Smith, Frances and Mrs, Foy Brantley, Mr. and renee. Roberta Crosby, Messrs. Jimmie Holston, Jack Walker and hostesses. Miss Katherine McMinn and Artelle Appling.

Mrs. Floyd Thompson Fntevtiins Club January 6 ''If you don't care to can food for winter then concentrate on preserving it by other methods," said- Miss Margaret Moser, demonstration agent, to members of the Lutie Home Demonstration Club when it met with Mrs. Floyd Thompson, January G. The new president, Mrs. John H.

Starr, was in charge of the business meeting. Refreshments were served to the following: Mesdames Jason Young, John H. Starr, John McWhirter, Morris Ledger, Claude Simpson, Grant Jolley, Jess Deger, Hugh Peeples, George Deger, Irving Wilson, Misses Margaret Moser, Katherine Jolley and hostess, Mrs. Floyd Thompson. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

Jason Young, Jan. 20. Kelley W. M. S.

Meets In Regular Session Thursday The Kelley Women's Missionary Society met in regular session last Thursday afternoon in the J. E. Reynolds home. The session was opened by the group singing "Have Thine Own Way, Lord," led by Mrs. W.

0. Vaughan with Mrs. Olaf Harkleroad at the piano. Mrs. W.

F. Vaughan conducted the devotional after which Mrs. Harklcroad, Mrs. Bob Hightower and Mrs. G.

R. Lewis gave interesting talks from, the "World Outlook." Pledges were made by the members for the year 1937 following the program. Mrs. W. S.

White dismissed the following with a prayer: Mesdames R. Lewis, W. F. Vaughan, Mid Lewis, Bob Hightower, VV. 0.

Vaughan, W. S. White, Olaf Harklcroad, Mary Presnal of Wellington, Minnie Hunnicutt of Gainesville, Wayne Reynolds, J. E. Reynolds, hostess, Misses Joyce Hightower, Virginia Nell White, Genice Hunnicutt and Eula Reynolds.

Local Students At Canyon Have Active Meetings And Programs This Term Mrs. Stevenson Gives Book Review At Study Club Members of the Domestic Science Club were present Wednesday afternoon to hear Mrs. B. Stevenson review "The Way of a Transgressor," by Negley Farson. The story was of the varied and unusually interesting events in the author's life.

Negley Far- a reporter, recounts these events in a most entertaining manner. Mrs. E. N. Lewis was hostess for the; occasion Jaunary 13.

Roll CANYON, Collingsworth County Club of W. T. S. T. C.

met in regular session on Monday, January 11. There was much entertainment and amusement afforded by extemporaneous speeches given by various students of the club. Miss Mamie Ruth Clark issued the subjects, and among them were such topics as: "How I Make Hash," "If I Were As Strong As Pop Eye," "It's Fun to Gossip," "My Pet Fault," and "A Day on the Farm." Talks were made by Henry Young, Mamie Ruth Clark, Johnnye IJce Barton, Nina C. Clement, Olie Brown, Jesse Coleman, E. L.

Hammitt, Mary Lee Davis and Leon Williams. The next meeting of the club will be held next Monday, January 25, at which time new officers will be elected to lead the club next semester. Jesse Coleman, president of the club, will receive his B. S. degree at the close of this term and some one will be selected to replace him.

The club has prospered under his guidance and has been able to gain recognition among the other college organizations. Publicity Chairman. Missionary Society Gives Cleo Templeton Party Mrs. Cleo Templeton was complimented by the ladies of the Methodist Missionary Society with a handkerchief shower at the home of Mrs. E.

H. Small Thursday evening. The group surprised Mrs. Templeton with the party and presented her with a cook book upon their arrival. When Mrs.

Templeton opened the book she found the handkerchiefs which were pinned together and all came out in one long string. Refreshments were served to about twenty guests. They were: Mesdames Joe Hardy, Frank Anderson, L. E. Gribble, M.

M. Kern, L. Z. Cone, Carl Lehmberg, Claude Savage, Lcveque, Walter Campbell, John Forbis, Earl Goforth, Jack Ralston, G. L.

Farrar, W. B. Hicks, J. A. Leach, Noel Cudd, Annie Wall, W.

O. Richards, E. H. Small, Miss Ruth Anderson and honorec, Mrs. Cleo Templeton.

Ruth Anderson Speaker At East Ward P. T. A. P. T.

A. To Organize Mothers Singers Club Thursday At a recent meeting of the East Ward Parent-Teacher Association the mothers discussed the need for more pep in the organization, and decided to combine the P. T. A. members of the three units for the purpose of organizing a Mothers Singers Club.

The first meeting will be Melvin Kiker Is 2 ot on vo Honored On i5th Birthday Ruth Anderson was the main speaker at the meeting of! the East Ward Parent Teachers Association when they met at the school last Thursday afternoon. She discussed Brazil where she has been doing missionary work for several years. The next meeting will be Fob. P. T.

A. To Meet Friday The Cottonwood Parent-Teachers Association will meet Friday! evening, January 22, at day, January 17, by his mother, o'clock at: the school house. Mrs. O. A.

Kiker, of the House- i Cummings, County Super- Kiker was honored Sun- lop Community, with a dinner. The occasion was his fifteenth birthday. A sumptuous meal was served at the noon, hour to the following: Mr. and Mrs, W. C.

Forbes, Eddie Crawley, Robert Barjenbruch, Elvis Wood, Elmer Wood, James Crane, Bazil Clubb, Harold Morrow, Rev. Greenwood, Mr. ami Mrs. W. A.

Morrow, Veda Mae Kiker, Melvin Kiker, honoree, and Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. hosts.

intendent, will bo, present and mnko the principal address. Every i one is invited to be present. Miss Allene Johnson, a former resident of Wellington, is spending a few days in the. home of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. C.

She has completed courses in the San Anpelo Business College and Jolley Beauty College, Miss Johnson mw resides in San Antrclo with her mother, C. CaffO. Mrs, Lola G. Dobbs Plays In College Orchestra At Canyon CANYON, Lola Gene Dobbs, a music major and Senior at the West Texas State Tjchers College, makes her mu- education help "'pay her ex- She is a regular member jf, lie Maids Orchestra Mrs. Dobbs, whose i is tti plays.

first the college orchestra and of the Madrigal Club, only organization of northwest Texas. cull was answered with health Thursday afternoon at 2:30, at hmts 'the home of Mrs. John Roberts, 1407 Bowie Street. All mothers who can sing arc urged to attend. Among those; attending were Mesdames Lee O'Neil, S.

R. Pinkston, T. E. Berige, J. B.

Stevenson, W. R. Orr, E. W. Moss, L.

E. Gribble, and hostess, Mrs. E. N. Lewis.

Mrs. Richard Cocke visited with her sister, Mrs. Bob Seeds of 1 Texola, last week. Have You Tried Our FOUNTAIN Service? Visit our store here you will find a complete, sanitary fountain service delicious favorite cigars and cigarettes, and they are fresh, too. We also have a complete stand, daily papers and a lending library with your favorite books.

Get that popular habit of meeting your friends at "The Friendly Store," where you are always welcome. We appreciate your patronage. KEUe CO. "The Complete Drug Stored Sandy Parsons Jr. West Side Square Phone 1 "The Doctor" Is Reviewed At Culture Club A review of the book "The Doctor" by Mary Roberts Rinehart, given by Mrs.

Mart Adams at the meeting of the Culture Club Tuesday was well received by the members. The group met with Mrs. Harry Gilbert, and roll call was answered by giving a current event. Refreshments were served to: Mrs. Mart Adams, Mrs.

C. C. Bishop, Mrs. Austin O'Neil, Mrs. Jack Small wood, Mrs.

Zula Pot-- tor, Mrs. E. F. Lewis, Mrs. H.

A. Wynn, Mrs, Eugene Dowdy and Mrs. Harry Gilbert, hostess. The Dept. Srore Grey Barbeyon.

Rhythm Step Footwear New styles are arriving every week in the nationally famous "Rhythm Step" shoes. Greys and blues in pumps and ties, widths AAAA to sizes 4 to 10 Blue Comb, BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESSES Bold Prints Exotic Prints Small Prints Floral Prints Bright Prints These dressed are one of the features of the new merchandise that is arriving daily at the Store. All the new shades in plain and printed silks, new patterns and bright designs on deeptoned grounds. Better come early 3.95 to 16.75 The Dept. Store SOUTHWEST COBNEJl Wellington, Texas The Dept.

Store Advance Spring Styles Arriving Daily Mary Lane Coats All the new shades and the styles arc exemplified in these coats and suits, known for their fit. Sizes 12 to 50 10.75 14.75 16.75 and 19.75 Mannish Suits All Wool Mannish Suits in light and dark grays, plain arid pleated backs, sixes 12 to 20 7.95 and 9.95 House and Street Dresses Washable dresses in stylish one and two piece designs, many selections, sizes 12 to 50 1.00 to 1,95.