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Abilene, THE Texas, ABILENE Wednesday Morning, May -NEWS 4, 1966 3-B Rosemary Keefe Wed To Charles S. Curb MERKEL (RNS) Rosemary Keefe of Pender, and Charles Spencer Curb were married April 30 at Christ the King Catholic Church in Omaha, Neb. The Rev. Robert Hupp celebrated the nuptial mass. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.

Jerry Keefe of Omaha and the late Mr. Keefe. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perry Curb.

Matron of honor was Mrs. Ronald Kocher of Minneapolis, Minn. Geraldine Sullivan of Chicago, and Thecla McDevitt of Philadelphia, were bridesmaids. Jerry Keefe, the bride's brother, was best man. Ushers were Mr.

Lynn Carey of Omaha and Dr. Rafael Sosa of Wayne. The bride's gown of point d'esprit was fashioned with bateau neckline and long puff sleeves. A white velvet ribbon marked the empire waistline. A large white velvet bow held her brief veil.

She carried white roses and stephanotis. The matron of honor wore a SHS Names Cheerleaders SWEETWATER (SP) Linda Craft and Kathy Smith have been chosen as senior cheerleaders for Sweetwater High School for 1966-67. Selection was by the student body. Other cheerleaders are Pam Absher and Nancy Allen, juniors; Ann Hefner and Carlene White, sophomores. Other finalists in the ing were Melody Forgay, Karen Costin, Beth Rash, Jane Van Dever and Susan Wolfe.

Waits-Pittman Wedding Set SWEETWATER (SP) Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Waits of Dallas have announced the engagement of their daughter, Susan Diane, to Jerry Lane Pittman, son of Mrs. Roy Pittman and the late Roy Pittman. The wedding will be Aug.

13 in Cox Chapel at Highland Park Methodist Church, Dallas. Miss Waits and her fiance will be graduated in May from Texas Technological College. MRS. CHARLES CURB former Miss Keefe ATTENDING THDA MEETING of Coleman, left. Mrs.

J. and Mrs. Riley Miller of Potosi District VII meeting of the Mrs. A. G.

Crosby L. Ohlhausen of Ballinger registered early for the Texas Home Demonstra- tion Association Tuesday Gene Finley, left in right both of Sweetwater and Pleasant Hill HD Club at the Starlite Inn. Mrs. picture, Miss Leila Webb, Mrs. C.

J. Hardwick of enjoyed the coffee and cookies Ann Larders Leave Nothing to Chance Dear Ann Landers: I am a man in my late 60's and thei doctors have told me I don't have a great deal of time left. I am not feeling sorry for myself. I've lived a full life and have enjoyed most of it. The proble: Wis two of my three children.

They are already fighting over my money. I've always had a good relationship with my youngest son and his wife. This son has handied my finances for the past ten years and I have complete confidence in him. I have given him and his wife money for anniversaries and birthdays because they have been wonderful to me. The other children have not been so wonderful and I have not done the same for them.

Yesterday the two older boys and their wives came to tell me that I should stop giving away their money. According to them, any money I have belongs to the estate and they plan to share in it. When told them I wasn't dead yet my daughter-in-lawlical HINTS piped up, "It won't be long now. Please tell me if I have a right to give away my money as I please, or if it's considered part of the estate because I am old and ill. OLD TIMER Dear Old Timer: So long as you are mentally competent you can give your money to whom- Cribb-Turner Vows June 4 SWEETWATER (SP) Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Cribb of Midland have announced the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Ann, to Patrick Dean Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Turner. The couple has chosen June 4 as date for their wedding in the chapel of Midland's First Presbyterian Church. They attend Texas TechnologCollege. HINTS FROM Heloise Guard Contacts Guard Dear Heloise: To play safe when letting water run over contact lenses, place a piece of net in your wash basin. This not only catches the falling lens but lets the water go down the drain.

I suggest that people with contact lenses try this, as many do go down the drain both my girls lost one in this manner which is rather expensive! M. Hildebrand Or, one could put the lens inside a piece of net and then wash 'em with the drain closed. You're a doll to help all us "four-eyes." Heloise Dear Heloise: May I submit my discovery of, an inexpensive homemade type, SAVE! WAREHOUSE CARPET SALE! CHECK OUR GROUPSI KNIGHT CARPET CO. 2833 SOUTH 14th Eliminate the grease by using two foil pie plates (one with punctured holes set into or inside one without holes). Put your bacon on the top plate.

This should be placed about six inches below the broiler and will produce delectable bacon. The excess grease will drop into the bottom pie tin, So don't discard those throw-away pie plates. S. B. F.

Dear Heloise: I use vinegar on my wipe-upthe spills-rag for my kitchen floor. It doesn't affect the wax, but cleans even hard, gummy spots very well. This way I can wax less often, but still have a clean and shiny floor. Mrs. Wm.

Gilmore Heloise Dear Heloise: I dislike messy fingers very much. so I tried cleaning jelly and jam jars with a long-handied plate and bowl scraper. Now I use it for peanut butter jars and shortening cans, too. Rosalee T. (Copyright, 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) A ARKANSA dr Fly with Pamper Belle to: NON STOP 2:33 pm; 10:48 pm FLY a THE AIRLINE SERVING THE GREAT SOUTHWEST ABIS Call OR 3-6466 or your Travel Agent.

for information and before business sessions, luncheon and workshop. (Staff Photo) Hutchison Outlines Program for THDA By KATE OLIVER With the coming changes in the world, the Texas Home Demonstration Association must have interest in programs bethe individual club, John Hutchison, Extension director, told the District VII meeting Tuesday. "You face new challenges and with the THDA reservoir of trained leaders you have a responsibility for leadership, Hutchison said. He outlined nine points for the women to consider as a program. "You need to develop a longtime program through the County Program Building Committee acting as a framework." As a second point, Hutchison called attention to the growing number of elderly people.

000 people in the United States turn 65 years old every day," he said. THE GOVERNOR'S Committee on Aging is working through the Extension Service on the problem. "A specialist has been hired by the Service to deal chiefly with this problem and the needs of the senior citizens, he explained. Hutchison suggested that LOUISE BOLLINGER 'First Lady' Miss Bollinger BSP First Lady Lady Delta Kappa Gamma and American Assn, of University Women. Sharing the spotlight that evening were new City Council officers, two named Pledges of the Year and three chosen as Girls of the Year.

Mrs. Willard Harral, council president, installed new council officers. New president is Mrs. Ben High, Jane Norris is vice president: Mrs. Buddy Spillers, secretary; Mrs.

James D'Agostino, treasurer; Mrs. John Linn, reporter. Honored as Girls of the Year were Mrs. High, Xi Alpha Lambda Chapter; and Mrs. Shirley Carson, Rho Chi and Mrs.

John Lynn, Beta Beta. Named Pledges of the Year were Mrs. Charles Breedlove, Beta Beta, and Laverne Bredemeyer, Rho Chi. Theme for banquet decorations was "Southern Charm." Mrs. Harry Horne reviewed "If I Can Do It Horseback" by her father, the late John HenIdrix, lime green linen gown with green and yellow applique flowers.

Her veil was caught to a green velvet bow. Bridesmaids' dresses were lemon yellow linen, Attendants' bouquets were of yellow sweetheart roses. A breakfast for the close relatives and attendants was at the home of the bride's mother. An afternoon reception was at the Omaha Country Club. Mr.

and Mrs. Curb will reside in Wayne, where the bridegroom, a McMurry College graduate, teaches English at Wayne State College and the bride will have a graduate assistantship in English. ever you please. I urge you to see a lawyer at once, make a will, and leave nothing to chance. It would be a shame if that lippy daughter-in-law were not dealt with according to your wishes.

Dear Ann Landers: Please remy letter and make it printable. I'm not much of a writer but I need help badly. Our 16-year-old daughter has a some awfully cute girl friends. They sometimes spend the night at our home which is fine with me. I'm pleased our daughter Cisco Flower Show Winners Announced CISCO (RNS) Mrs.

C. L. Webb and Mrs. B. S.

Huey won tri-color ribbon awards in the artistic division of the Cisco Garden Club's flower show Friday. Mrs. Huey also won the award of merit in the horticul-1 ture division. Other blue ribbons winners in the artistic division were Mmes. S.

T. Carson, Lloyd London and Alfred Cole. Women winning blue ribbons in the horticulture division were Mmes. Guy Morris, Ad a Mobley, Eugene Lankford, 3: Lloyd London, J. T.

Carson, Alfred Cole, Leon Clinton, Frederick Janzow, Harry Donica, A. Z. Myrick, Rudolph Kamon, R. L. Clinton of Putnam, 2.

Sweetwater Clubs Meeting Thursday SWEETWATER (Sp) Sweetwater's, three Thursday study at 3 clubs will p.m. Mrs. A. Levy will present the program for Sorosis at the home of Mrs. W.

R. Harris. Mrs. Olaf South will host the Athenaeum Study Club meeting for a program on "Keep America Beautiful" by Mrs. L.

C. Curry. Also on the program will Mrs. Ed Neinast. A musical hour will be presented by Mrs.

Herman Phillips for Self Culture Club in the home of Mrs. Lloyd McBeth. Apple Harvest Washington apple growers report that the larger the size of an apple, the more critical is the harvest period, which is calculated from the time of full bloom. has such nice friends. The problem is my husband.

He just can't keep his hands off the young girls. I have seen him pull them on his lap and beg for hugs and kisses. The poor things don't know what to do or say. On two occasions I spoke to my husband (privately, of course) and he tore into me like wildcat. He insists that I am evil minded and jealous and that he is just being fatherly.

I asked him how he would like it if the fathers of these girls pawed his daughter. He said I was crazy and that I ought to see a doctor. If you think my husband is right please say so. If you think I am right I'd appreciate your support.N. M.

Dear N. You are right. If that 8-handed lothario thinks he's being fatherly, suggest that he talk to a physician who has some good psychiatric orientation. He may learn a thing or two. Confidential to Still In Love With Him: Keep quiet.

What you have in mind is a diabolical scheme that will not diminish the man one iota. It will make you look like an envious, vicious loser who is seeking revenge. And you will, of course, earn his everlasting ill will. Are you are at war with your parents? Do they have too much to say in your life? Send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Bugged By Parents? How to Get More Freedom." Send 50 cents in coin with your request and a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Ann Landers will be glad help you with your problems.

Send them to her in care this newspaper enclosing stamped, self-addressed envelope. (Copyright 1966, Pub(lishers Newspaper Syndicate.) AT SWEETWATER SWEETWATER (SP) Louise Bollinger was named First Lady of Beta Sigma a Phi at the sorority's annual Founders Day Banquet at Holiday Restaurant. A member of Xi Alpha a Lambda, Miss Bollinger is home economics teacher at Sweetwater High School. She is local sponsor for the Future Homemakers of America, a member of First Methodist Church, Business and Ballinger WC Officer Installation Thursday BALLINGER (RNS) Ballinger Woman's Club will Install new officers when it meets in the home of Mrs. Everett James Grindstaff Thursday at 4 p.m.

Mrs. Aubrey Faubion, president, will preside for reports from officers and chairmen. Mrs. E. C.

Grindstaff will conduct officer Installation, clubs might help in individual ways. As the third problem, Hutchison said that Home Demontration Clubs must concern themselves with mental health. Governor's Committee on Mental Health is developing recommendations for legislation during the next Legislative session," Hutchison explained. "THEY HOPE to have a mental health center within driving distance of every citizen in Texas." HD club members can help by acquainting people with the services of the centers, by ridding them of the bugaboo of mental illness and by offering understanding, the director explained. The fourth area that HD Clubs need to concern themselves with is food and nutrition.

Hutchison cited the example of a six-year program being conducted in El Paso where five per cent of the women surveyed the first year did not know the four basic food groups. A year later in a random survey conducted among the same group after foods workshops, 70. per cent knew the basic food groups needed for a balanced diet. HE SUGGESTED GROUPS might help with the Headstart program and he mentioned the use of 4-H groups to deal effectively with school dropouts. "We have 17,000 adult leaders for 4-H groups in the state and we need more to reach boys and girls who can be helped by 4-H work," Hutchison noted.

He also believes that clubs should sponsor more money management workshops and make better use of trained resources for meaningful club programs. Hutchison was introduced by Loreta Allen, Taylor County HD agent at the Starlite Inn, before the luncheon. One hundred-seventy women registered for the one day session of business, luncheon and workshops. Mrs. Maynard Gaines of Coleman was introduced as the District VII candidate for state president.

Mary Alice Anderson of Eden received a $500 scholarship from the THDA. Throckmorton Club Names Officers THROCKMORTON (RNS) Mrs. Sid Hargrove heads new officers of Throckmorton Etude Club. Others are Mmes. E.

J. Martin, vice president; Everett Stanley, recording secretary and reporter; James Duke, corresponding secretary; Fanny Floy Marrs, treasurer; Allen, parliamentarian, and A. M. Weaver, and librarian. SHSC Students To Be Married DUBLIN (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Grant C. Horton of Baytown announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Bossart, to Tyre Self. Self is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Self. The bride elect is a senior at Sam Houston State College where Self is a graduate student. The wedding will be June 3 in the Grace Methodist Church in Baytowthe page Carpet Paths and Spots Easily Removed or clean carpet wall-to-wall. Safe Blue Lustre re-brightens colors, leaves nap fluffy. Rent electric shampooer for $1 a day at Abilene Drug, 3 locations.

Complexion Steaming To cleanse and freshen the complexion surface, ease away crow's-feet and unwanted ex. pression lines, and promote a silky-smooth appearance, try complexion steaming. With a towel over your head, steam face over a basin of hot water. Beforehand, anoint the complexion with oil of Olay so that the skin will be softened as the hot vapour clears and relaxes the pores. After steaming, tone with lemon Jelvyn freshener and smooth the comOlay plexion to with promote a further a bloom film of milky loveliness.

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James Palmer will be installed president, Chenoweth, vice president; Mrs. Wade Carter, secretary; Mrs. Al Fernandes, correspond(ing secretary; treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Spreen; parliamentarian, Mrs. E.

C. Grindstaff; press and publicity, Mrs. Edgar Boelsche; federation counselor, Mrs. Dexter Eoff,.