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Sorority lauds Mrs. Don Willis Wednesday, October 24, 1973 GARLAND DAILY NEWS Page 3 Mrs. Donald R. Willis, 1606 Surrey and Mrs. Daune Standlee of Richardson received 1973 Alpha Phi Service Awards at the annual fiMjnders day luncheon.

The two alumnae were honored for continuing devotion to Alpha Phi and for outstanding community service. Mrs. Willis is district gover- MRS. DONALD R. WILLIS nor for Alpha Phi.

She is responsible for three collegiate chapters of the sorority at North Texas State University, East Texas State University and the University of Texas at I Arlington. She has held several offices in the Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Phi including president and was on the 1970 convention committee. In Garland, Pat Willis has been active in Jaycee-Ettes, holding the offices of secretary, treasurer and director. She has been an officer in Park Crest Elementary School PTA and is a room mother at Ida Handley Elementary. The family attends St.

Paul United Methodist Church where she has taught Sunday school and served on the building campaign committee. She is listed in Outstanding Young Women of America. The Garland woman has donated volunteer hours to the Dallas chapter of the American Heart Association, which is the national philanthropy of Alpha Phi. In 1972 the sorority marked its centennial celebration. Mrs.

Joel Presser shower honoree Mrs. Joel Presser was honored with a bridal tea shower Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dorothy McMullen. 1518 Inwood Blvd. hostess was Mrs.

Rosa Hata- way. Guests were registered by Mrs. Nancy Morris, sister-in- law of the bide. Other members of the house party rclud- ed Mrs. Margie Morris, the mother.

Carolyn Snell, Joy Smith, and Shirley Smal- lev. The refreshment table, covered with a blue linen tablecloth, was centered with a crystal punch bowl surrounded by English ivy and blue carnations. French blue candles in silver candelabra flanked the punch bowl. Fifty guests attended. Mrs.

Presser is the former June Morris. She and her husband, Joel, have recently returned to Garland after a short stay in New York following their marriage Cadette Girl Scouts begin yearns activities Cadette Girl Scout Troop 746. the oldest Girl Scout troop in the Garland area, began the activities with meetings at the home of the new leader, Patricia Ernst. Get-acquainted games highlighted the first meeting, and a 10-mile bicycle ride in the mud was the second activity. They ate lunch and explored the winding path cut by Duck Creek, finding and identifying calcite formations in the steep rock walls.

Honor offices were filled with Laurie Raeth6r volunteering for scribe, and Cathy being elected as trea- suer. Patrol leaders are Pat Gilbert, Carolee Cooper, and Pam Endsley. Assistant leaders are Carolyn Culpepper, Georgia Mae Hardin and Teresa Hall. Kay Renfro is refreshment chairman. Troop 746 members are Pat Gilbert, Teresa Cole, Carolee Cooper, Lynn Gordon, Teresa Hall and Georgia Mae Hardin.

Members new to the troop this fall are Sherie Baker, Carolyn Culpepper, Pam Endsley, Cathy Ernst, Debbie Mathis. Laurie Raether and Kay Renfro. Cadettes meet two Thursday evenings and two Saturday mornings a month as a irootp. In addition, the various patrols meet with their advisors to pursue patrol projects. Blue Birds take trip A field trip to Central Fire Station was the activity for Blue Birds Jill Alexander, Sonya Boyd.

Shannon Nixon, Kathy Robinson, Susy Schnitzius. Tamara Pruitt, Kim Wideman, Bernadette Navarro and Tammy Whitley. They were accompanied by Mrs. Barbara Alexander and Mrs. Pat Wide- maa The girls heard a talk on fire safety and toured the fire station.

They especially enjoyed the different fire m- gines. foom abi 0 by of furnituro tootling NO icrubbmg Ai AdvarbMd NMCLEAII twin OWTUUN hism Attar i tat. GEEJAY band instrument repair 1 FERGUSON RD. SUITE IM TELE. 270-4779 GIFT ITEMS CUSTOM MADE WALL DECORATIONS BRING THIS AD FOR $5 CREDIT ON REPAIR JOB.

Carla Black honored at shower Mrs. George Everett and Mrs. Alan Everett honored Miss Carla Black, bride-elect of Mark Blanton, with a miscellaneous shower Sunday aft- emooa The colors of yellow and white were used in table decorations. A large white lace-trimmed wedding bell was the centerpiece Yellow candles and nut cups completed the decorations. White cake squares centered with yellow flowers and pineapple sherbet punch were served to guests.

After several games were played, the bride-elect gifts which were displayed. Among guests were Mrs. Evelyn Black, Mrs. Warren Haversack, Mrs. Florence Baker, Mrs.

Robert Wilson and Mrs. Jasper Carver. Photo by Dick Nalley HALLOWEEN HAPPENING Mrs. Elmer Ackerman, left, and Mrs. Bob Hyepock, right watch Mrs.

Donald Walters practice for the Psi Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, party to be at 8 p.m., Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, 2510 Sylvan. The donut-eating contest is one of the games planned. Mrs.

Ackerman is Beta Sigma Phi City Council president and a member of Xi Lambda Theta. Serendipity By SUE WATKINS MR. AND Mrs. C.L. Weltzin are home from a fall tour of London and Paris.

They were with a group of Masons in their tour. Mrs. Weltzin noted the flowers blooming, no matter how small the cottage and yard. After returning to the states, the couple was called to Minnesota by the death of a FUNDAMENTAL EVANGELISTIC Gospel tracts available for effective witnessing. Free samples, price list available.

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H. B. Allard is recuperating from back surgery at his home. put it all together for youl CdtSrDm AFRHREL on the square in Garland Beautiful new, easy to shop interior. You can see and feel everything in the store.

And you are welcome to do just that. be standing by to serve you cheerfully when you give the nod. discover a lot of things that go together and no accident. We planned it that way. You can mix and match and coordinate! And come up with the TOTAL LOOK CREATIVELY YOURS! We have a big selection of fresh fall and winter fashion apparel, with some early holiday numbers and even a hint of spring! Its the opportune time to visit us.

new sections dondnilie' We call this our fashion showcase for women. You should hear the and of those who have previewed this section. Someone called it We call it me Beenive For Gathered in this quaint comer with its own private dressing room is the sharpest collections of apparel to be found in Dallas County for the young and the lithesome. MansHQP- so proud of the new coat line we have brought to Garland, we want all to see! We probably have more suits and jackets than some shops twice our size. put things together here with a discreet gentlemanly touch.

But for those who like a stronger flavor, we have the widest selection of Stetson hats and Justin boots to be found in these parts! It should be easy to entice shopping aid from a member of the family when a special shop in the store for him too! Or her too! We think you will agree Weve put it all togetiier for you ColiSrDm APPAREL 111N.6th on the square.