Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 6

f.ilirs., May i960 WSCS Forms New Circle reeefitiy Jt giWUp iff tM homo of JLl Will (jC Cifde after Wo- fiifl khthi Bible who had kith. Mfs. Letay Smith gave a short devotional aftd told the women of the work of the WSCS. Mfi. Otto ReafMS was appointed, chalfmatt of the hew circle and Mrs.

Smith, vice-chairman. Mrs Solomon Pedfaza- who was elected secretary and treasurer, wilt be Club Learns About Mulching Gardens war JU, Abigail Von Burtn DEAR ABBY: have been look- Ing for a job since last September, 1 am 22. a college grad (Lib- Arts) and people tell me I am nice looking and have a pleasing personality. I'd like a selling job. Everywhere I apply, I am told, "Sony, but you have had no ex- fcrience." Abby, how is a girl going to get experience if nobody will give her a job? INEXPERIENCED DEAR INEXPERIENCED: It you're Belling Job, the first thing you must do in demonstrate your ability to sell would-be em.

loyer. Make a for a chance to prove yourself. An employer is not likely to hire sales person who la content to take "no" for an answer without straggle, DEAR ABBY: I met a man at a dance. He asked me to dance. He was a wonderful dancer and I fell In love with him at once.

I asked Regional Library Has New Librarian The State Library Commission has announced the appointments of Miss Una Dilbeck as head librarian and Miss Miriam McGinnis as assistant librarian to the etaff of the Eastern Plains Regional Library which has its headquarters in Clovis. Miss Dilbeck comes here from Elida where she has been high school librarian for several years. She is a graduate of Eastern New Mexico University at Portales and has studied at the University of Oklahoma. Miss Dilbeck has been employed by the Regional Library fqr the past two summers to do special publicity field work. Miss McGinnis comes to Clovis from Anthony where was librarian at Gadsen High School.

Previously, she was employed in the Glendale, Public Libra Ty. David Streeter, present head librarian, will be transferred June 1 to Aztec where he will be in charge of developing New Metro's newest library program, Northwestern Regional Library which will cover McKinley. Va lencia, Sandoval, Bernalillo ami San Juan counties. assisted by Mrs Marvin Owens. ROSEDALE Mae Daughtrey presented a as charier membersj (Iemonstra tion on "Mulching Rose Lero Smifh and Gardens' to those j.

f9 nn the Bellview Sunshine Extension attending were Mrs. i C1 ub. Six members met in the Larry TiUman and Mrs. Rufus' clubhou80 Tuesday afternoon with Freeman Jr. 'Mrs.

Ralph Northcutt as hostess During the morning, coffee in the absence of: Mrs. Wesley lemonade and rolls were served i Brown from a table laid with a white; During lne demonstration Mrs. oth and qentered with a Daughtry pointed out the differ- of pmk carnations and pink can-; ent methods of mulching roses and 'garden plants. They included meeting will be June i hing with cotton seed hulls, at 9:30 a.m. in Mrs.

Elmore'sjhot caps, native grass, and peat homo. ilm to take me home and he did. explained that he was a married man but didn't get along with lis wife. Divorce was out because of religion. I kept calling him at home.

I mew it wasn't right, but I couldn't lelp myself, I just went crazy over lim, He came to my house a few but would never be seen with me in public. I bought him a watch for his birthday. One day he mentioned he needed 5300 to repair his car. He didn't ASK for it. I insisted he take it and told him to pay me back when he got the money.

After that never saw him again. I called up and he said it was too risky lo be seen going into my house. How do I-get my money back? And also the watch. FOOLISHLY YOURS DEAR. FOOLISHLY: The watch is HIS but you got the works, Lady.

Unless you want make it a matter of public Information, you'd be smart to write off the 'loss' as tuition in the school of experience. "What's your Write to Abby. in care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope. O'Dell Piano Pupils To Present Recital Mrs.

M. S. O'Dell Jr. will pre- isent her piano pupils in a spring recital this week at the Trinity Methodist Church. Programs, including piano solos and duets and vocal solos and duets, will be given at 7:30 p.m.

both Thursday and Friday. Participating in tonight's program will be Peggy Strebeck, Connie Stagncr, Larry O'Dell, Mimi Haynes, Gordon Smith, Betty Strebeck, Donna Rury, Jake Abernathy, Linda Hammond. Also Steve Haynes, Jo Ann Edwards, Elvira Smith, Nancy Gee. Joe Elizabeth Smith, Willie Lee Rolley, Stuart Hammond, Keifn Akens, Jane Curry, Patty Hammond, and Sharon and Karen O'Dell. Playing in recital Friday night will be Linda Dillon, Leon Mitchell, Teresa Pemberton.

Cindy Fraser, Ann Morris, Vicki Fly, Janet Rec cius, Gloria Lomas, Essie Houston, Karen O'Dell, Cindy Scott, Gary Mitchell, Sandra Greathouse, Connie Thornton, Deronda Pemberton, Teresa Baird. Larry O'Dell Missy McCHntick, Sharon O'DeJl and Kathy Fraser. The public is invited. For Abby's pamphlet, "What Teen-agers Want To send 25c and a large.self-addressed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. Mobile Unit Carries Books For Children The Eastern Plains Regional Library is asking children from grades one through five to join summer reading program which will begin in June and continue through August.

This program is being carried out through the bookmobile serv- ce to the five-country region. Us primary purpose is to encourage moss. This method and practice will make the home garden and yard beautification program more beneficial for the individual, she said. Mrs. Northcutt conducted the) business meeting.

Roll call wasj answered with each member naming a project for next year which they would enjoy. Mrs. Northcult served cake and pops to the women. The last meeting to be held for the early summer months will be in the home of Mrs. Ralph Burnett on the evening of June 14 with a party featuring outdoor cookery for the club members families.

Calendar THURSDAY, MAY 2B The Women's Missionary of the First Baptist Church will meet nt 1 p.m. at the church for a luncheon and business meeting. Important business will bo transacted. Officers' Wives Club of CAFB will play party bridge and canasta at 12:30 p.m. at the Officers' pen Mess.

Two Girls Celebrate Birthdays Together McALlSTER (Special) Leo Moon and Mrs. T. J. Costoti recently entertained with a in the school lunchroom here hon-l oring their daughters, Connie Moonl and Annette Coston. on their cnth birthdays.

First graders helping the honor-l ees celebrate were Steve BomarJ Susan Frazier, Sandy Hohstadt.l Randy Jennings, Ronny MorrisJ Goldie Peacock, Wandena PurceilJ Joquett.i Rotors and Shirley Un-l ton. The girls received liny Jap-l anese parasols and the boys weral given miniature cars, along with balloons and bubble gum, as ors. Other guests were their teacherJ Mrs. J. Franklin, Pam Moon andl Debbie Coston.

Each of the birth-l day girls hart a decorated which was 1 served with sherbet cups and fruitade, "YUCCA BLOSSOMS AND BEAtJS," Phillips, Magdalena (formerly of Vega, "Greatest Greyhound," and dedication of Texas). Top row: Sophomores Orivie the yearbook were all part of the Eastern Nix, Amarillo, Texas, and Jane Burroughs, New Mexico University publications presen- Portales; Freshmen Andy Cottlc, Clovis, tation Monday night. The Yucca Blossoms and Patsy Apodaca, Santa Fe. Jerry Vest, and Beaus class favorites are from left to right, bottom row: Helvey, Roswell, and Betty Carpenter, Ruidoso; Juniors Lynn Medlin, Tatum Jacque Mayfield, was named "Greatest Greyhound" and the yearbook dedication went to William E. Baldwin, associate professor in psychology.

A i I Shower brocket PLEASANT HILL (Special) i Those attending the evening figurines surrounded by palm Twenty-eight friends and relatives event were registered by Missileuves centered the refreshment of Miss Delia Crocker, bride Judy Lovett and served punch and liable on which a blue clolh was elect of Fred Fahsholtz of Clovis, by the hostesses: the Mmw. lait under white lace. The piirau. Bridge ciuh win 'attended a recent bridal shower Dewey Pierce, Alvis Qark, We 1 Wal1cr Crocker helped her 7:3 noon at the Silver Grill, man's Club building. at given in her honor at the home don Dane, Glenn Singlcterry win meet at of Mr.

and Mrs. Dcwey Pierce Miss Donna Kay Pierce, I from the hostess and several pro. Miniature bride and bridegroom'ents from those unable to aflcnd. Melrose Sophomores Have Semester Party MELROSE (Special) The se-l mester party for the Melrose High! School sophomore class was held I recently in the gymnasium wittil refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips, rookies and pop being enjoyed. Randall Newbill and Don Laven-l der.

chose up sides, for a game "(I basketball. Later, the film, "Ma and Pa Kettle In The Ozarks" was shown. Room mothers who attended I were Mrs. John Bagwell, Mrs. Clint Lockett.

Mrs. Ray Also present were the class 9 sor, Roger Parks and Mrs. Toastrriistress Club Has Dessert Event "Counting Noses" was theme for the dessert course meeting 1 held Tuesday by the local Toastmistress Club in Hotel Clovis. Mrs. Earl West presided over the ing and also was hostess for the evening.

Mrs. Al Chapman was toastmistress for the evening and Mrs. Frank Stalker, topicmistress. Mrs. Howard Williamson presented a parliamentary drill as the program.

NEWTON UECITAL Mrs. Clyde Newton will her voice, piano and speech pwpiltl in recital at o'clock Friday linp; in the nigh school building. The public is invited. children to read for through the summer. Parents'are urged to bring their! children to meet the bookmobile' in each community so that they may learn the details of the program and give their children the opportunities of taking advantage of the reading club.

Mrs. Chapman was voted as recreation the member who had shown the most improvement and was awarded the cup for the next two weeks. The next meeting will be held June 7 in Hotel Clovis for election of officers. Any woman interested in Toastmistress work should make reservations with Mrs. Fred Pierce, PO 3-3679.

To Wear Or Not To Wear Is The Question Ity United Press International Outlook for the summer: The bathing suit makers will save cloth, and sun tan lotion will be splashed on by the gallon. The bikini is catching on. shapely movie star Mamie Van Doren told United Press International today. "I like to get tan all over." But Miss Van Doren said a good figure is a must. "It's ter- Instead of sheathing themselves I rlble to see someone fat with a in yards of cloth, as grandma blklm on sne sald "It's the used to do at the beach, more same Principle as a fat man in one," said Mrs.

Gloria Palmer, dumb but not that dumb! They would be if they're willing to expose everything without a marriage ring." But there are other considerations. "I don't think my husband would let me out of the house in and more American girls are going to depend on two handkerchiefs and a hope, according to department store experts across the country. What do the girls think about a bathing 130, of Dallas, Tex. Singer Julie London, mother of' "I wouldn't want my wife to two girls, said she wears ajwear one." said Edward Camp- bikini too, but "the bikini belongs bell, 35, assistant professor of in your own back yard and nowhere else." journalism at Northwestern University, Evanston, HI. Most bus- bikinis? It depends their figures.

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