The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 18

THE PARIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 9, General Motors Science Show Closes Here Previews of Progress, the miracle-making General Motors show, closed out its Paris appearance Tuesday with two more presentations. The Previews were presented in zhortened version to the Paris K5- wanis Club at their Tuesday noon luncheon, then in full form for a free public show Tuesday night at the Paris Junior College Auditorium. Richard A. Breidenthal and Alec Canavan of GM's public relations staff presented the show. It was brought here through the cooperation of local General Motors dealers.

Ed Herrman of Lamar Chevrolet introduced the program at the Kiwanis meeting. Perfect attendance tabs went to Kiwanians Jack Adams for 14 years, Dean Aikin for eight years, Fred demons for seven years, Dr. Bill Felty for three years, Dr. Jack Mackey for seven years, M. A.

Maxwell for 10 years, John Price for eight years, Raymond Wunsch for nine years and Jesse HOME GARDEN AIDS POOL FUND Nfcwi IDABEL, Okla. Sale produce from an Idabel postal employe's home garden has increased the commun i ty swimming pool fund by $50. The gardener Billy Bowers, father of two small children, says he hopes to double the amount before the season is over. He has 100 toma plants, one picking from them yielding 10 which weighed 11V4 pounds. Joe Herron, chairman Youth, which is promot-.

Ing the pool's construe i says the work is nearing completion; and will be open soon, weather permitting, and if enough money is received to pay for the bath house. Thrasher for 12 years. George M. Davis, a former member of the club, was a visitor. H-G Teachers Named, School Openings Set Paris News Sen-ice HONEY GROVE The Honey Grove school board this week set Wednesday, September 2 for reg- istratfrn for the fall term, classas beginning the following day.

A six-week summer session at fendleton High School for Negroes fcegins Monday, July 3, O.O. Luper being the principal, new teachers engaged for this school are Mrs. Mary E. McCarty, who has been teaching at Powderly, to be first grade instructor, and C. D.

Sheppard from Terrell, beginning McCIain Reunion At Cooper Held At Park Sunday Paris News Service COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Grover McCIain were hosts for the annual reunion of the McCIain family Sunday at the road side Park in east Cooper, wh ere picnic lunch was spread at noon. Out-of-town relatives includ Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie McCIain of Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. Si McCIain and two children of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Town McCIain of Peerless, Mrs.

Floyd Rush of Paris, Lt. and Mrs. Jimmie Van McCIain of Wichita Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Kern and two daughters and Glee Taylor of Lake Creek, nd Danny and Chr i Rodgers of Dallas.

Also attending besides the Grover McClains were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCIain and son, Rowe, and grandson, Marion Roy Mc- CIain, Mrs. George Brooks, Mrs. Roberta Br anno and son, R.

and two grandchildren, and Mrs. Nell Chapman and son, Rob Chapman, all of Cooper. a teaching career graduation. Resignation of Miss after recent Virginia Flanagan was accepted. She has a new position in the Dallas school system.

The trustees appointed as 'a board of equalization, W. H. (Bill) Hub bard, John J. Smith and Beachel Fair. COOPER Paris Service Mrs.

A. R. Byrns, president of the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service in Cooper, left Monday for Dallas to attend a five-day school of missions for women, being held at Southern Methodist University. Miss Jean Phillips of Dallas, here during the Fourth of July weekend accompanied her mother, Allie Phillips, to spend Wright Family's Reunion at Deport Is Held Sunday Atte i a reunion of the Wright family, held at the American Legion Home at. Deport Sua- were: Mr.

and Mrs. Tommy Cave and children, Karen and Kathy, San Antonio; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby and sons, Jimmy and Mike and Mrsv Ma i 'e Millspaugh, Longview; Mrs. Dixie Wright, Bogata; Mrs.

Martha Wright and daughter Judy and Mrs. Myrtle B. Atwood, Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Ridge Wright and Mr.

and Mrs. Ben F. Wright, Deport, and these from Dallas: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wright and son Robin; Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Crockett and daughter Leann, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wright, Mrs. Lydia Harris, Mr.

Lee Brock; Mr. and Mrs. S. V. McKinn i Mrs.

Nolan Beard and children, Gayle, Larry "and Sheila; Misz Sybil Wright, Mrs. Gerry Crawford and children, "Rocky" and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Wheeler, Mrs. Johnnie McDowell and Norm a Drayer.

BPW District Meet in Paris Is Discussed The Business and Professional Women's Club at the first meeting its year, he a plans for planning meeting here July 19, for the District 12 fall conference to be held in Paris, probably the latter part of September. Miss Mary Louise McCoin, presiding for the first time since her installation, announced that Miss Miriam Coleman will be program chairman for the conference, the first one to be held since the BPWC's re-districting. Mrs. Printis Ellis will be the finance chairman. At the dinner meeting Tuesday night at The Nicholson House, report of the state convention i Tyler was given by Mrs.

Judy Gatlin, Mrs. R. W. Sowell, Mrs. Nell Martin, Mrs.

W. K. Haynes, Mrs. Charles O'Brien and president, who outlined the workshop discussions and the principal business of the session. The convention, they report voted againt BPWC endorsement of women for public office, as a questionable practice on the part of the organization.

The effort to change the homestead law, as it affects women, 'was maintained, as part of the equal rights 1 a t- form. The finance committee had charge of the local program, the chairman, Mrs. Ellis, giving an analysis of the past year's budget, as a basis for making up one for this year. Other members of this committee are Mrs. Sowell, Mrs.

Jene Brown, Mrs. Collins James, Mrs. Bonnie Smith and Miss Jo Hervey. Mrs. James led a singsong and, with a guest, Miss Frankie Guilliams, sang a duet, the accompaniments and a piano solo being played by Mrs.

E. J. Zabcik, another guest." Other visitors were two former members, Mrs. Nathan Davis and Mrs. Hoyle Barr.

CLARKSVILLE Parii Newi Service MM. Nellie Johnson and Miss Lena Smyre of Clarksville have returned after visiting in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. Brenda Sue Monkhouse of Ncg- ley community is spending this month in Lubbock Mr. and Mrs. Horace Boone.

Mrs. Alice Pruitt and granddaughter, Miss Delia Allen of Ardmore, returned after two weeks visit here with Mrs. Pruitt's daughters, Mrs. Rufus King and Mrs. Dorris Giddens and their husbands.

Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Quarles of Marshall spent the weekend with their mothers, Mrs. Dick Quarles and Mrs. Tom Exum.

Chris Mitchell of Shreveport, remained to visit his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell at Negley when his parents returned home after a weekend stay.

The family was accompanied here by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hanson, also of Shreveport, who attended a family reunion at Bogata. The Rev. Raymond Judd, new Presbyterian pastor, has moved to Clarksville from Sherman.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lewis and children left for a few days vacation trip to Galveston and other South Texas points. Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Fitzgerald and children of Oxnard, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley O'Donnell.

David William Zehetner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl William Zehetner of Negley, who enlisted at Paris for four years Air Force service, is now in basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. FOR THI HIT PICKLIS SPEAS APPLE CIDER or DISTILLED VINEGARS IEETS CUCUMBERS ONIONS a day with relatives in Athens. Mayor and Mrs.

George Bolger attended a dinner meeting of the Bolger family Saturday evening in Mt, Pleasant. Alfred France, employed at J. F. Henslee Hardware Store, is spending a week's vacation at home. Mr.

and Mrs. L. R. Cavanaugh and daughter, Patsy, accompanied by his uncle, Bill Cavanaugh and Mrs. Cavanaugh, spent the holiday weekend at Lake Texoma.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller spent Sunday at Streetman with his sister-in-law, Mrs. J. Derwey Miller.

Postmaster Dave Hendricks has been a patient several days at the Sanitarium of Paris, due to a back ailment. Here during the weekend were Wesley Garrison, son of Mrs. W. W. Garrison, home from Helena, where he is an engineer on a construction job; Owen Hooten, with Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Hooten; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Van McCIain, Wichita Falls, with Mr. and Mrs.

Grover McCIain. Visitors from Dallas were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rodgers, and sons 'with Mr. and Mrs.

Hoyle Winsett; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fry with Mrs.

Gertha Cooper; Elaine Taylor, with Mrs. Pearl Taylor; Kendall Wright with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wright; Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Carrington with Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Cain; Mr. and Mrs.

T. C. Fuller with Mr. and Mrs Guy Ray, whose daughter, Mrs. Robert Hanson, and children, Bobby and Ricky, also of Dallas, are here this week.

Paul W. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Miller, who has just completed an Army finance course at Ft.

Benjamin Harrison at Indianapolis, has been made director of the Army band there. His wife with him during his current tour of duty. LADIES Here's Your Week-End Shopping Ever hove a bag rip or spill the contents on the sidewalk or floor? It can't happen here because our packers are expertly trained to peck your order carefully securely and convenient for you to carry. A strong, over-size bag is Heavy packages go in the bottom to make a solid base rigid packages strengthen the tides and the perishables go in the top where they can't crushed. Why risk an Pky it save money, too.

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