The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 7

Mrs. Mustek's Lecture- Yule Decorations Spirit i I ray.G: Musick: of Dallas, who lee- menta and from turcd on Yuk decorations Wednes- various flowdr shows for the door, day morning at the Community' mantle, coffee serving table, house Durlnsr tho lecture stair cases and entry halls. PLANTERS BOX Question: What are some suggested animals for edjfing flower Answer: AD of these annuals listed will stay beneath the one-foot mark. They are baby pansies and violas, portulaca which will bloom three to four weeks, dwarf (new types are a a t), t-alyssum which grows four to six inches liscario (has miniature snap dragon flowers), dwarf petunias, dwarf marigolds and miniature Woman's By BOBBY SUTPHIN SUM Staff "Christmas is a state of the heart and a gay home decorated sjssffxz but during the Christmas season, many times the Yule theme is best illustrated with figurines as the center of interest," explained Mrs. Musick.

She warned, "When using a. figurine, be not to use too large-or "overwhelming" flowers to compete with the center of interest and be considerate of the setting in which the composition will be placed. She reminded her audience not to put a madonna in a vase where her "feet will get wet." The door decorations shown were many and varied. Double doors were shown with twin wreaths or complimentary decorations, such as the word "seasons" on the left door and "greetings" on the right door with wreaths below the words. A particularly attractive door decoration was a little girl made of stuffed legs and real clothes holding a bunch of her feet were musical notes.

The fam- ilar streamer decoration of "Noel" in red stuffed oil cloth letters hung vertically was shown along with green wreaths with artificial fruit Some of the most refreshing and clever decorations were shown for the back door and door. Mrs. Musick had made several loops of rope centered with a cow bell and tied with a bright. red bow for her back door. A green hose coiled and.tied with a Christmas bow and sprig of hollywas a- garage door suggestion.

The entrance' hail decorations that were most impressive were of candle and-Bible arrangements with variations as to accessories. Gold, silver and white were predominate colors in home decorations -with the orential theme ex-: pressed "in for. the modern home. Driftwood was 'the 'center of interest or the base for some of the most attractive arrangements, with madonnas and candelabra figuring in a close second for popularity. Pink is another comparatively new Christmas color.

The completely pink Christmas tree was shown decorated with seed pearls Baprist Circles Study 23rd Psalm At meetings Tuesday, Memorial Baptist circles were reminded of the Associational Woman's Missionary union meeting to meet next Tuesday at Highlands First Bible'studies'on "The Lord My Shepherd," were led for Membership Drive Enlisting new members is the October project of the Irene circle, members were told Tuesday morning- at a meeting in the home of Mrs. R. L. Hayes, 806 Ruth, Mrs. D.

Johnson presented a devotional. Committee reports were Mrs. Arnold Zubik, Mrs. R. L.

Lawless, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Fred 'Litton. Assisting- Mrs. Hayes in the study were Mrs.

A. R. Morgan, Mrs'. Sam Kimmey, Mrs. John T.

Wilson Jr. Nine members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Gates, WMTJ presir dent, attended. Next meeting will be Nov. 1 in the home of Mrs.

KImrney, 105 'Scott Letter From Ann Foster circle members heard a letter from their missionary namesake at a meeting in the home of Mrs. James 411 West Francis. Is Mrs. Darrell Tuck read the let- the ter and presided over the meeting. Mrs.

George Cochrum presented a Bible study. Xo Buy Books missionary books will be bought by the Mildred Matthews it was decided Tuesday at a meet- in the home, of Mrs. M. A. Schweers, 214 West Francis.

The hostess gave the Bible lesson and Mrs. Ettie Shepherd presided. circles during their regular Can't Get Rid of Your Cold? Then try 666, the wide-erb'vity medicine, for greatest effectiveness ngahuit aii symptoms of kinds of colds. 666 combines 4 potent, widely- prescribed druga nnd jives poaitiva. dramatic results in a matter of houra.

combined therapy covers the complete range of all cold A other cold remedy can match 666 liquid or 666 Cold Tablets. In Derrett Home Mrs. J. Derrett, 200 Williams, was hostess to Bertha Haulbrook circle with nine members attending. Mrs.

J. B. Beaugh, who presld- ed over the meeting, gave a Bible study and members read scriptures. Two new members are Mrs. R.

L. Lawhon and Mrs. B. C. Wesley.

Mrs. Davis Presides Mrs. J. A. Davis at the Mary Etheridge circle meeting in the home of Mrs.

M. L. Bishop. Seven members attended. A Bible study led by Mrs.

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Hostess Tuesday was Mrs. Beulah Hamrick, 309 West Humble. Mrs. C. A.

Winning-ham presided. A Bible study was led 'by Mrs. W. L. Ward.

23r1 Psalm A'study on 23rd Psalm was led by Mrs. H. G. Standifcr at a meeting of the Evelyn Stanford circle in the home of Mrs. Milton Lyons, 401 Live Oak.

Mrs. R. H. Pructt, chairman, presided over a short business session. Refreshments were served to nine members and one guests, Mrs.

A. D. Breeding. Royal Service is slated for Memorial on Oct. 12.

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One formal arrangement was a setting of two gold candelabra on each side of Uie maiitle decorated with gold foliage holding white twisted can, dies. Centered on the mantle was a white medonna surrounded by a gilded -composition of dried branches and leaves. Another fireplace had a saucy Santa Clause made from wood shavings, using the curled shavings for a beard, hung above the opening. Still another one was decorated with Christmas bells, balls and satin ribbon on the fireplace logs. Christmas trees will be different this year.

One green tree was decorated with glittered dried bean hulls and dried slices of onion. Another tree was made with white cedar on a wire form small enough for a table and decorated with painted boiled eggs. A smaller free decorated with painted eggs was used as the centerpiece for a table serving egg nog. There were many pop corn trees for table decors, some including candy sticks for color, and several types of candy trees. Some were made from different colored candy canes.

One was a lollipop tree, with lollipops stuck through individual white papef doilies in a fat tree shape for the coffee table. One particularly delectable table decor was a wagon carrying a pop corn Santa led by two peppermint stick reindeer with doughnuts around their legs and antlers. For a table composition that was cxpecially striking a piece of beautifully shaped gilded driftwood limb was placed in the center of gilded Christmas balls. Small accents of fushia pink were used in the tree. Another favorite was a driftwood arrangement of natural wood with red love apples on the twisted limbs and an arrangement of yellow crysanthemums at the base and partially up the side of the wood.

Three gilded angels stood nearby. An inside brick wall decoration, suggestion was ofSnnta and rleigb. cut from felt and angel hair. An idea for Christmas card display wos a toy mail box surrounded by cards and topped with a Santa Claua figure. A spray of berries and pir.o came from inside thc box.

A serving table centerpiece that was different was candle holder and a candle with an arrangement of paraffin coated leaves and vegetables, including grapes and turnips. Mrs. Musick explained that thc paraffin can be colored with food coloring or wax crayon if desired. Several table cloths for the season were shown, including an aqua cloth decorated with white felt figures. Blending with n.

silver tea service was a silver candelabra and white candle with an arrangement of white felt leaves and silver balls on a white tabel cloth, Mrs. Musick, who has been the house guest of Mrs. F. C. Saxon, 612 West is a past president of the State Auxiliary to Texas Dental Association, past president of the founders group of the Nationally Accredited Flower Show judges and has been chairman of Garden Club Day at thc state fair for the past two years.

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