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Thetis Ann King Is Named Beauty In TWU Yearbook DENTON Miss Thetis Ann King, education major from Paris, was announced as junior class beauty of Texas Woman's University in the annual yearbook assembly. Each beauty had a full page picture in the Daedalian, TWU yearbook, which is now be i distributed. Other beauties are Carolyn Knudson, nursing major from Carlsbad, sophomore class; Monna Williams, dress design major from Sherman, freshman class; and Margaret Dyer, recreational therapy major from Denver City, senior class. Editor of the yearbook is Nancy Brittan, graduate of Paris High School, and Marsha Pyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Pyle, 738 W. Cherry, is a member of the staff. Miss King is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. King, 980-33rd Paris. MISS THETIS ANN KING omen 6 Iew6 Junior Mozart Club Has Final Meeting Jean Posey, president of the Junior Mozait Club, present ways and means of presenting a program for National Music Week at the meeting of the organization held Saturday afternoon. Linda Shuler, 2031 Simpson, was hostess. Jean Serur gave the motto Playwright, Actress Now on Honeymoon LONG BEACH, Calif.

Leslie Stevens and actress Kathryne Manx are honeymooning after marriage in the Long Beach Naval Air Station Chapel. Stevens' father was the late Vice Adm. Leslie Stevens. The younger Stevens is 34. his bride 26.

Each has been married once before. Too Late to Classify EXTRA FINE Lily bulbs 15c each. Robinius Greenhouse, SU4-4885. 20 GALLON hot water heater (family growing, need larger tank). First $10 Rets It.

205- 10th N.E. FOR Ton Philco Carrier: large radio-record player combination: 3 gas heaters; gas range. SU4-7677. STRAWBERRIES FOR D. Rogers, Blossom, phone 28.

THREE ROOM downstairs apartment, private bath. 1345 Bonham. SU4-2878. With Music" for National Music Week. Hymn of the Month "Jesus, Still Lead On" was played Rosemary Garrett.

Club prizes were won by Pam Killian, Laura Ann Harrison, Betty Estes and Rosemary Garrett. The scrapbook was displayed by the chairman, Marsha Ginsberg. Piano solos were played from memory by Janie Stewart, Judy Coons, Marsha Ginsberg, Lin a Estes, Linda Ayers, Laora Ann Harrison and Pam Killian. Refreshments were served to 1 members and Tricia Harrison by the hostess and her mother, Mrs John Shuler. Mrs.

Roy Johnson is cluo ioun- selor. 2419 BONHAM Open for inspection, S6500. SU4-6670. Mrs. Lester T.

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KRESS CO. Lower the BOOMjjjjnon bugs' I nsw frrmnla 'SSf anlly kills nwst flying criwlinii insects Detlroytur- bcrnc are Dinner-Dance Held Saturday A dinner-dance was held by the itoundtable at Hie Gordon Country Club Saturday night. Arrangements of garden flower, decorated the dining room and ball room- Mrs. Jim Sammons was i charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Brown McGaughey, out-going president, presented the slate of officers for 1958. They are Mrs. James Griffin, preside Mrs. Hubert Kenem vice president; Mrs. Will iam Ra gan, secret a y-treasurer, and Mrs.

B. D. Ford, reporter. One egg, used as a thickening is the equivalent of one tablespoon of flour. Women to Offend Diocesan Meeting Oklahoma News Bureau HUGO, Okla.

Three Southeast Oklahoma Episcopal Church women will be in Stillwater May 12-14, to attend the 21st annual meeting ot' the Oklahoma diocesan Woman's Auxiliary and churchwomen's conference. Mrs. C. G. Shu'J.

and Mrs. James Bounds will attend from St. Mark's church in Hugo, and Mrs. Quintus Herron will represent St. Luke's church, Idaoel.

The Rt. Rev. Chilton Powell, bishop of Oklahoma, will make lis annual address to the church women Monday evening at a dinner honoring him and Mrs. Powell The United Thank Offering of Episcopal church women of Okla homa will be presented Tuesday morning at a Holy Communi service. This will include the of fering of the women of the Hugi church which was collected bj Mrs.

J. K. Meffert, charimen UTO. Group Ministry Meets in Paris News Service TALCO Group Ministry meet ing of Red River County Methoc ist Churches will be held in Take Monday at 7:30 p.m., at Firs Methodist Church, the pastor here the Rev. John W.

Polk, bein program chairman. H. 0- Scott Clarksville, presi of group, will conduct a business ses sion after the program, and worn en of the Talco church will serv refreshments. The Rev. Thomas Graves, An nona, will speak on "Youth Ca Witness," while workshops on thi theme will be conducted by th Rev.

Dale Smith, associate pasto of First Church, Sulphur Springs the Rev. Travis L. Darby of Me Kenzie Memorial, Clarksville, an Mrs. W. S.

Richardson, Talco, aci ing district director for children' work. Two Autos Damaged In Sunday Wreck Here Two autos were heavily damage in a crash at Bonham and 9th SV here Sunday morning, but neithe driver was injured. Involved were a 1956 Chevrole driven by Henrietta Hindman Jack son, 247-13th NW, and a 1955 Chev rolet driven by Mrs. Mavis S. Wi son, 548-14lh NW.

Police estimated damage to th Jackson auto at $200, and to th other car at $200. This Week TUESDAY 7 p.m. Eta Helta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at the Texas Power and Light Company. 7:30 p.m. Theta Epsil Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs- Hal Henry, 1005-16th SE.

7:30 p. m. Xi Beta Orni- chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority meets at the Nicholson Houst, with Mrs. Eva Denny, hostess. WEDNESDAY 9 a.m.

The OHie Moore Pre- School Association will meet with Mrs. Don Flanary, 2350 E. Cherry. 9:45 a. m.

The Paris Council of Garden Clubs will meet with Mrs. Jack Gentle. 3043 E. Houston. 10 a.m.

Ladies Bridge Luncheon will meet at the Paris Golf and Country Club. 10:30 a.m. The Three Link Study Club will meet with Mrs. B. I.

Jordan, 918 Pine Bluff. 12 The Four Leaf Clover Club will meet with Mrs. R. H. Lower, 138-20th SE.

12:30 p.m. The Twentieth Century Club will have a luncheon at The Nichols House. 2:30 p. m. The Coterie Club will meet with Mrs.

Clark Armstrong, 439 Pine Bluff. THURSDAY 12:30 The Garden Club of Paris will meet at the Gordon Country Club. 1 p. m. The Town and Country Garden Club will have a luncheon at the Paris Golf and Country Club.

1 p.m. The Inda Kite Bible Club will meet at th George Wright Recreat i on Room. 2 p.m. The Tejas Card Club will meet with Mrs. Courtney Townsend, 2301 Simpson.

2:30 p.m. The Garden Study club will meet with Mrs. Clarence Giknore, 145-8th SE. 2:30 p-m. The Home Gardeners will meet with Mrs.

W. T. Irwin, 2054th NE. 2:30 p.m. The American Legion Auxiliary, Brown-G st Post No.

30, meets in the Legion Building, 26-2nd NE. 7:30 p.m. Zeta Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs. Billy Mashburn, Howland. FRIDAY 1 p.

m. The Cosmos Luncheon Club will meet at the Gordon Countrj Club. SATURDAY 12:30 p. m. Joseph Ligon Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will have a luncheon at The Nicholson House.

7:30 p-m. Chapter No. 5, Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic Temple. Student Awards Assembly Held At Hugo School Oklahoma News Bureau HUGO, Okla. Annual swards assembly of Hugo High School Friday brought recognition to a number of students for vari achievements in the past year.

Among them were: Student Council awards, presented by. Morris Upchurch, to Joan Wyche, as valedictorian, and for her work as editor of the annual; Vernie Mae York, salutatorinn and for citizenship; Charles Park, lor sportsmanship; Sammye Jo Peters, school spirit; Nola Taylor, editor of the school paper; Jerry Glass, athletics; Norma Bostic, 10-year penect attendance; Phil Craft, activity; Ron McKenzie, Jim Cummins and Ruth Bell, president, vice-president and secretary of the Scudent Council. Certificates of membersh i in Oklahoma Honor Society were received by Guy Howard Burrous, Janice Bush, Carol Caldwell Arlie Cox, Phil Craft, Bob Grant, Jay Jarmes, Nella Jones, Polly San- guin, Joan Wyche, Vernie Mae York, Yvonne Campbell, i rley Caldwell, Robert Ferrier; Goldie Hamill, Jon Jarmes, Dale Kelley, Glen McKenzie, Bill Shelton, Elaine Allen, Betty Arnett Inez Bostic, a 11 i Bounds, Mike Gauthron, Carl Clancy, Patsy a i Marilyn Highfill, Susie Hindman, Frank Houser, Carolyn Johnson; Mike Moore, Rornona Beas Sandra Ferrell, Linda Fellows, Pat Ferguson, Jim Grant, Ann Griffith, Jessie Hamill, Lois Mathes, Mike McKenzie, Norman Pence, Joe Webb, Sharon Wells, Blenda Wilkins and Theresa Woolsey. Parii Newt Service Mrs. Elvie Kirkham went to Midland for two weeks visit with er daughter, Mrs.

T. J. Chapman and family. Bernard Phillips was in Dallas ecently to complete his Scottish lite work in the Masonic order. and Mrs.

Phillips also a reception there for the Na- onai Society of China Painters. In Denison to attend the funeral a relative, John Price, were J- 3. Thomas, Mrs. John Thomas, Irs. Neeley Braddock and Mrs.

B. Brown. The Rev. Ben Smith, Roxt Japtist pastor, returning af isiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

i. E- Smith at Hemphill, was ac- ompanied home for a visit by is mother. Mrs. Daisy Land, Fort Worth, ame to visit her daughter and son, Mrs. Clyde White and Glen and their families.

R. Billings and family of "yler came to spend his two weeks vacation with i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Billings. Mrs.

A L- Whin, Soper, lave been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ilbert Gentry. Jack Friday and family returned Arlington after visiti his mother, Mrs- Gilbert Gentry. Mrs.

B. R. Hughes, returning to Dallas after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Springer, was accompanied home by her nephew, tfike Mason, wh had been visit- ng his grandparents- BOGATA Fitting Gift HENDERSON, Ky.

Charlie Ray, retiring after 39 years as a porter and baggageman was given a party by fellow workers. All recalled that he always was cheerful while carrying luggage and boxes for train passengers. Then they presented him wjih a couple of gifts big, shiny new suitcases. Paris Service Mr- and Mrs. J.

Lee Smith visited in Whitewright, and brought home with them her mother, Mrs Jim Ayres. Miss Selma Baker has been in the Clarksville hospital for treat ment. Out-of-county relatives a friends at the funeral of Mrs. H. Grayson were Capt.

and Mrs A. D. Stephenson, Tampa, Fla. Mr- and Mrs. Hugh Guion, Har lingen; James Grayson and fam ily, and Mr.

and Mrs. Hobar Grayson, Houston; Rodney Gray son and family, Port Isabel, Mrs. Andrew Walker, Abil besides numerous others from Paris, Clarksville, and Deport. RENO SWIMMING POOL! UP Green Stamps Xoylund of V.B. Texnt MARSHALL'S TOYS AND SPORTIHG GOODS 107 Grand Ave.

SU5-144S Paris Newi Service Mrs. D. A. Finley of Chickasha has been visiting Mr. an Mrs.

Ezell Scott and Mr. a Mrs. F. L. DeWeese.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cope wen to Waxahachie to visit Mr. an' Mrs. Bobby Cope.

Mrs. Rosie Bills was reported at home here last week. Jim Fox was absent from school being ill with mumps. Mrs. J.

D. Shulls of Clarksvill visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Brown ROXTON Detroit Science Club -folds Last Meeting Special to The News DETROIT Last meeting Detroit Science Club this year being held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. the school building. Members of the eighth grade are invited and refreshments will served. THI PARIS NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1958 Parisians Attend FBI Conference Businessmen, lawmen and others in the Paris area who might be interested are invited to a t- tend an FBI conference on the interstate transportation of stolen property Wednesday, May 14, in Mt.

Pleasant. Two Paris men, President Bob McWhirter of First National Bank and Police Chief H. R. Marks, will be members of the panel for the all-day conference. Also attending will be Resident Agent Guv Leonard of the FBI, stationed in Paris.

The conference is open to all persons who are interested. It is one of several being held across the state. The session begins at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the City Hall in Mt. Pleasant.

Paris Firemen Answer Two Calls Two general alarms brought Paris firemen out Sunday, and one caused heavy damage to a residence on 3rd NE. The residential blaze was at the home of Lennie Mae Jones, 1120- 3rd NE. Firemen said the cause of the fire, which caused heavy damage to the four-room structure at 12:20 a.m. Sunday was not determined. At mid-afternoon Sunday, trash in a barbecue pit caught fire at the Red Front Domino Parler and caused a brief scare.

Damage was slight. Pie Supper Planned By Lone Star P-TA The Lone Star Parent-Teachers Association planned a pie supper at its meeting Thursday afternoon. The group met at the school. The pie supper will be held Friday May 16, at 8 p.m. The benefits will be used for improvement of the lunchroom.

A party for the seventh and eighth grade students was planned for the night of May 23. Following the business meeting the members spent the afternoon quilting. The quilts are to be sold at the pie supper. ROIERT W. HAMILTON tot AStOCIATI JUITICI PIACI 1 SUPREME COURT OF TIXAS Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thousands of couples are weak, worn- out, exhausted just because body lacks iron.

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