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BULLETIN Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1938 Valentine Tea Given For Central Methodist WSCS A Valentine tea was given Monday afternoon in the Fellow-1 ship Hall of Central Methodist! Church for members of the Wom-j an's Society of Christian Service. Hostesses were Mmes. Ernest Weedon, S. R.

Bowers, W. D. Daugherty, James McColl and 1 W. D. Pierce.

A white net cloth accented with a satin border covered the re- freshment table which was centered with a Valentine topped with a cupid and harp and an arrangement of japonicas and pussy- willow flanked by candelabra holding red tapers. Mrs. Sam Morris and Mrs. Bluford Adams alternated at the coffee service. Mrs.

Joe Adams and Mrs. Hugo Franke served cake squares to 60 members. Ribbon sandwiches and cheese sticks were also served. Mrs. V.

Cyrus Barcus played music during the social hour. Preceding the tea, four circles of the WSCS met at the church. The Opal Meier Circle met in the Wesley-Philathea classroom. Mrs. Franke, circle chairman, was in charge of the business session.

Minutes of the previous meet- Ing were read, and the treasurer's report was given. Thank you cards were read from Mmes. C. D. Puckett and Fred Barbee.

Mrs. Chester Avinger, study leader, was in charge of the program. Mrs. H. T.

Curry brought the devotional, and Mmes. W. W. Bourn and Mildred McDonough gave the lesson. Ten members were present for the meeting which was dismissed with a prayer by Mrs.

McDonough. study leader, gave the devotional and the lesson "Social Action on March." Mrs. Davis gave the closing prayer. Mrs. Sam Morris, chairman of the Marion Walker Circle, presided over the meeting as 15 members met in the Susanna classroom.

Reports were presented and Mmes. Plez McNurlen and Earl Clements were appointed to serve as a committee to make plans for beautifying the church grounds. Mrs. A. L.

Waller brought the devotional and the lesson was closed with a prayer. The Glad Hand classroom was the scene of the Ruth Jones Circle meeting. Mrs. Kellle Vardeman voiced the opening prayer. Mrs.

Joe Adams, circle chairman, conducted the session. Miss Eula Fields read the minutes of the last meeting and Mrs. W. E. Batis Sr.

presented the meditation. Mrs. Todd White brought the lesson "Social Action on the March." Mrs. J. V.

Hinkle voiced the closing prayer. Sixteen members were present. Nine members of the Trances Burns Circle met in the Gleaners classroom. Mrs. Bluford Adams was in charge.

Mrs. Ben Hester presented the secretary's and treasurer's reports. Members voted to collect magazines for the local rest homes and hospitals. Mrs. W.

A. Davis, FREE ONE PLACE SETTING OF WALLACE STERLING WITH EACH THREE PLACE SETTINGS PURCHASED SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN THRU FEB. 22nd Brownwood'i Finest Jewelers Recital Presented By Music Students Of Area Teachers Monday evening in the Bell Club Room of Walker Memorial Library the Brownwood district music teachers presented the following pupils in a cooperative recital: John Gold and Janice Herman, Mrs. E. C.

Bartholomew: Marilyn Pritchard. Mrs. D. E. Benbow; Susan Bowers and Sandy Martin, Mrs.

Clyde Smith Johnny Stevens, Mrs. O. T. Jarvis of Bangs. And Sharon Piper, Mrs.

George Burns; Nancy Hammond and Celia Frazier, Mrs. E. Y. Freeland; Arlene Welch, Mrs. Arthur Turner of Santa Anna.

Patricia Black, Modie Joe Wells and Linda Kay Thompson, Mrs. P. H. Roberts; Ellen Fisher, Dr. Mae Branom; Debra Witzsche, Mrs.

Marie Sapenter; Kay Keith, Mrs. Edna Savage Saunders: Deanna Archer, Mrs. Sam Sullivan of Goldthwaite; and Dianne Hallford, Mrs. J. C.

Barkley. (Nobs Photo) MR. AND MRS. J. OSCAR SWINDLE Mr.

and Mrs. Swindle Are Feted On 50th Anniversary Rainbow Girls Name Miss Bobo as Head Miss Jean Bobo has been named worthy advisor of the Brownwood Assembly No. 21 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. Other officers and committee chairmen include Mary Glynn McClatchy, associate worthy advisor; Charlotte Henley, charity; Ruth Rhodes, hope; Karen Lasater, faith. And Wanda Hudgeons, recorder; Carol Shelton, treasurer; Kathy Lasater, chaplain; Kay Donaldson, drill leader; Jackie Stewart, love; Bertie Marie Haddon, religion.

Also Marian Wilks, nature; Ruth Lasater, immortality; Carol Williams, fidelity; Virginia Harmon, patriotism; Sandra Homesley, service; Susan Timmins, confidential observer. Carolyn Rashell, outer observer; Bobbie Jo Sims, musician; Pam Spencer, choir director; Mrs. Joy Dickenson, mother advisor. Members met Monday night at the Masonic Hall for regular business meeting. Jean Bobo presided over the session when plans to present a drill at Comanche were made.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Oscar Swindle were honored Sunday afternoon on their golden wedding anniversary with an open house held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Austin S. Wilkins. 1014 Ave. K. I Hosts for the event were the Caribbean Gambling Boss Lansky Picked Up by N.

Y. Police NEW YORK (UP) Caribbean gambling boss Meyer Lansky was picked up by police shortly after he arrived here Tuesday night and questioned for three hours i about the Oct. 25 slaying of his old mobster pal Albert Anastasia. Police said Lansky had nothing helpful to say. He was booked at 1:55 a.m.

on a charge of vagrancy, although he had more than $1,000 in his pockets and insisted he was a man of legitimate gambling. He will have his day in court today weekend court, since it i is a legal holiday. Lansky, 55, could be a key figure in the Anastasia murder inquiry. The slain executioner of Murder, was reputed trying to cut in on the Cuban gambling take at the time he was shot out I of a hotel barber chair by a pair of masked gunmen. A committee of Lansky's minions was reported to have delivered Anastasia a "Keep Out" warning just a week before his death.

Lansky, an old friend of such underworld big-shots as Charles (Lucky) Luciano, Frank Costello and the late Bugsy Siegel, arrived at Idlewlld Airport by plane from Miami. A New England Yankee Invented the anti-skid chain for automobiles. GIVE SWEETS TO THE SWEET THRILL YOUR "SWEETHEART" WITH DELICIOUS ASSORTED CHOCOLATES FROM RENFRO'S We Carry A Complete Line of PANGBURN'S AND KING'S CANDY ASSORTMENTS Valentine Heart Box Candy 60c to PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW DIAL 2411 FREE WE DELIVER IN THE CITY LIMITS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF PERFUMES, COLOGNES AND COSMETIC GIFT SETS IDEAL FOR HER VALENTINE GIFT. Mrs. Burns Presents Pupils in Recital Mrs.

George P. Burns presented her junior and senior music students in a recital Sunday afternoon in the Coggin Avenue Baptist Church. Junior students participating included Jimmy Piper, Billy Bettis, Deborah Post, Lynda Powell, Joyce Nan Ray, Peggy Peek, Kathy Peek, Jule Richmond. And Linda Akins, Ann Carmichael, Patricia Bell, Charlotte Roan, Gail Wilson and Kay Sump- rer. Senior recitalists were Sondra Powell, Donna Swinney, Sharon Piper, Donna Dennis, Sue Richmond, Roy Emfinger, and Carol Moore.

Euzelian Class In Monday Meet Monday evening the Euzelian Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met in the Reddy Kilo- Room for a business session. Mrs. H. H. Rice, Misses Nealie Moore, and Tressie Malone were hostesses.

Mrs. Jack Needham, class president, was in charge of the session when routine business was transacted. Mrs. W. D.

Wells presented the devotional on "Profit and Loss." Refreshments of cookies, punch, salted nuts and mints were served to Mmes. Rice, Npedham, Wells, 2. T. Huff, Misses Malone, Moore, Etheridge Mayes, Delma Martin and Willene Hyde. Carrying out the Valentine mo- tiff, the refreshment table was laid with a white hand-crocheted cloth and centered with an arrangement of japonicas.

Mrs. Huff ladled punch. The next meeting will be held March 10 with Misses Hyde, Martin, Mayes and Mrs. Milton Holloway as hostesses. couple's children, Mrs.

Wilkins, B. R. Swindle of Waco and Mrs. Marjorie Weidner of Fort Worth. The Swindles have six grand children.

Kerry Diane Wilkins, Joanne, Jay and Susan Swindle, Sunny Gaye and Margery Kaye Weidner. Preceding calling hours, the couple repeated the wedding ceremony which took place 50 years ago at Indian Gap in the home of Mrs. Swindle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Boler. Mrs. Swindle is the former Miss Pallie M. Boler.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swindle were Mr. Swindle's parents. Rev.

William Orton conducted the ceremony before a mantel decorated with assorted flowers flanked by gold magnolia leaves and candelabra holding tall gold tapers. Frederick Thiebaud played traditional wedding music and accompanied Mrs. Thiebaud as she sang "I Love You Truly." Mrs. Maude Swindle greeted guests. The receiving line consisted of the honored couple and their children.

Sunny and Margery Weidner presided at the register. The table was covered with a rose satin cloth centered with a gold floral arrangement. Mrs. Ferrel Waren and Mrs. Worth Myrick served the tri-tiered wedding cake which was topped with an arch holding a gold- edged "50th." Mrs.

Orton and Mrs. Thiebaud alternated at the punch bowl. The refreshment table was laid with a lace cloth centered with a basket of rose snapdragons entwined with rose streamers and gold bells. Arrangements of snapdragons were used throughout the house. Mrs.

B. R. Swindle presided in the gift room. Mmes. William Orton, L.

D. Lakin, Miss Lynda Crawford and Mr. Thiebaud presented organ selections during the afternoon. Mrs. Swindle wore a dress of rose imported lace accented with a faille jacket and a corsage of red roses.

Approximately 150 guests called during the afternoon. Out-of- town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Boler, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boler and children of Pharr; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Polk and children, Mrs.

J. D. Lakin and Miss Lynda Crawford, all of Fort Worth. Also Mrs. Veda Blackell of Hamilton; Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Boler of San Saba; Mr. and Mrs.

Ford Barnes of Santa Anna; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seay of Newburg; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jeske, Mr.

and Mrs, Milton Meier of Priddy and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boler of Blanket. Mrs. Smith Hostess To Wesleyan Guild of Central Methodist Mrs.

Guy T. Smith was hostess to members of the Wesleyan Service Guild. Central Methodist. Church, Monday evening in her home, 2606 Second St. President Mrs.

LeRoy Harding called the meeting to order, and Mrs. A. E. Pulliam, spiritual life chairman, introduced Mrs. L.

R. Nelson who gave the devotional, using 145th Psalm for her subject. Mrs. John Gallaway. program chairman, presented Mrs.

H. R. Bates who continued the study on the book "The Kingdom Beyond Caste" in connection with the study course, the Church and Race." The business session consisted of reports from the secretary, treasurer and Miss Ruth Stewart who reported on the district guild meeting held in Coleman Feb. 9. The president appointed Mrs.

James Green and Mrs. Truman Harlow as committee members to select recipients of life memberships. Arrangements for serving the MYF during March were made. Mrs. James Green read a letter from the Brownwood Jaycees thanking the members for their contributions to the Christmas basket funds.

Valentine refreshments were served by the hostess to Mmes. V. Cyrus Barcus, Bates, Gallaway, Green, Harding, Harlow, Zelma Lane, Alma Lyle, Nelson. A. E.

Pulliam, Andrew Schreiber and Miss Stewart. Social Calendar Wesleyan Guild of 1st Methodist Meets Seventeen members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church and Rev. C. D. Wooten were present Monday evening in the Fellowship Hall for the monthly supper meeting.

Miss Amy Damron gave the invocation. A short business meeting was held following the meal with Mrs. P. L. Shuler presiding.

Dr. Elizabeth Martin, program chairman, presented Miss Addie Perry and Mrs. J. W. Trapp.

Miss Perry gave the devotional, and Mrs. Trapp reviewed "Cross and Crisis In Japan" by Charles W. Igelhart. Hostesses for the event were Misses Mayesie Malone, Eula McFarland and Wilda McGlothlin, Mmes. Virginia Taylor, Maud Smith and R.

P. Nunn. SAY I LOVE YOU with a Valentine heart of Russell Stover chocolate, exclusive at Palace Drug. 104c Melwood Baptist WMS Has Meet The Woman's Missionary Society of Melwood Avenue Baptist Church met at the church Monday morning for a missionary program entitled "Doorposts and Gates," with Mrs. Preston Bishop in charge.

Mrs. Cecil Wright led the group singing with Mrs. Bishop at the piano. The devotional "A Declaration of Faith" was given by Mrs. Bishop.

Mrs. Wright discussed "Jews in the United States," followed by "Revival in Judaism," given by Mrs. W. B. Lane.

"There Is No Other Name" was presented by Mrs. Joe Townsend, and Mrs. T. M. Bowen discussed "Directed Work Among the Jews." Names on the calendar of prayer were read and Mrs.

Odell Wade voiced the closing prayer. Others attending included Mmes. J. G. Anderson, Lee Morrison, Kate Baird, Myrtle Thomas and Clara Farren.

TUESDAY: Delta Theta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet In the Reddy Kilowatt Room at 7:30 p.m. The Brown, Mills, San Saba, and Comanche Counties Medical Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Dr. Paul Wheelis, 1914 Austin Ave. Mrs.

Gertrude Dingle will be co-hostess. Mrs. Leonard McKinzle of the Brown County Child Welfare Unit will discuss "Mental Health." Woodland Heights PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the school. The executive committee will meet at 7.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Police Department will meet in the Council Room at City Hall at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. A. C. Elliott and Mrs.

Robert McDowell will be hostesses. Golden Rod Grove No. 36, Texas Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet in the Adams Street Community Center at 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY: The official board of Johnson Memorial Methodist Church will meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. The Heart of Texas will meet at 7:30 p.m.

in the Reddy Kilowatt Room. Ralph Homesly will be principal speaker. The Others Club will meet at noon in the Adams Street Community Center for covered dish luncheon. Group 2 with Mrs. Bill Hooper as chairman will be hostess.

Members are asked to bring items for the white elephant sale. The Brown Mills Bi County Council of PTA will meet at 9:30 p.m. in the Latham Club Room. James King, superintendent of Brownwood public schools, will speak on "Legislation and Citizenship." County and city PTA units are invited to attend. The Schubert Music Club will meet at 3 p.m.

in the Bell Club Room of Walker Memorial Library. Hostesses will be Mmes. Ellie Locks, D. R. Franks, and James Hargett.

Lucy Galloway will be chairman for the day, and Dorothy Wooton will review "A Master and His Work." St. Elizabeth's Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mmes.

R. C. Jackson and Jack Hendrix will be hostesses. THURSDAY: The Fellowship Class of Johnson Memorial Methodist Church will have a social at Park Homes Community Center at 7:30 p.m. The Wesley Class will meet in the church annex at 7:30 p.m.

St. Agnes' Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church will meet at 9:45 a.m. at the church. Hostesses will be Mmes.

Phillip Gold and Jim Aldridge. Mothers' Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Reddy Kilowatt Room. Mmes. William Day, S.

C. Guthrie and Ruby Graves will be hostesses. Mrs. Norene Turner will show pictures of her recent trip to England and Paris, France. The Brownwood Registered Nurses will meet at 7:30 p.m.

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Co-Ed Boosters will meet at 7 p.m. in the home of Sue Nelson. 1801 Third The Bangs PTA will observe family night at. their Founder's Day meeting held at 7:30 p.m. in Ihe school gymnasium.

Mrs. Lonnie Sikes will be the program leader. A film "A Desk for Billie," will be shown and Charles Thompson will arrange the music. The 1940 Study Club will meet at 3 p.m. in the Adams Street Community Center.

WO Bland Harper Jr. will present "The National Guard in Disaster Regions." Mmes. Slaton Pouns and Walter Harper will be hostesses. The Alathcan Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church will meet at 3 p.m. in the Annex Class room for a business and social meeting.

Mrs. E. D. Oliver will review Pearl S. Buck's "Letter from Peking." The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet at 3 p.m.

for regular session in the Adams Street Community Center. FRIDAY: The MYF of Johnson Memorial Methodist Church will have their Valentine party at 7 p.m. in Park Homes Community Center. Variety Study Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs.

E. B. Green, 4009 Austin for a Valentine party. Husbands are to be guests. Winnie Davis Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 3 p.m.

in Bell Club Room of Walker Memorial Library. Mrs. A. 0. Newman will present "Historic Homes of the Old South." The Peggy Boone Bible Class of First Methodist Church will have a Valentine tea from 5 until 6:30 p.m.

in the home of Mrs. J. D. King, 2201 Durham. All members are urged to attend.

SATURDAY: In the Line Riders Class Room at First Baptist Church the Junior Minstrels Music Club will meet at 2 p.m. with Luzanne Radius leading the program. Hostesses will be Sheryl Chestnutt, Kerri Wilkins, Patsy Posey, Kay Sumpter, and Beverly Murray. PIERCE BURNS Pierce Burns Named To TU Honor Group Pierce Bums, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Burns of 1210 Ave. has been named a member of the Tau Beta fraternity at the University of Texas. Burns is a graduate of Brownwood High School and will receive his BS degree In chemical engineering in June from the university, where he is a member of Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Omega Chi Epsilon and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He is married to the former Miss Reba Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Smith of 2600 Vine St. Mrs, Burns is a junior student at the university. FREUD BIOGRAPHER DIES LONDON Dr. Ernest Jones, 79, who introduced psychoanalysis in the United States, died Tuesday at a London hospital. A ciple and biographer of Dr.

Sigmund Freud, Jones suffered a thrombosis last June and a retinal hemorrhage in one eye last fall. He risked his life in 1938 to go to Vienna to persuade Nazi authorities to permit Freud and hig family to come to Britain. He was permanent honorary president of the International Psychoanalytic Assn. at the time of his death. EXHIBIT A TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

hope it won't be too difficult to trace a $5 bill stolen from Charlton L. Pierce. It bears the autographs of Gov. and Mrs. Leroy Collins, Congressman Bob Sikes, former Govs.

Fuller Warren and Millard F. Caldwell, and former Acting Gov. Charley E. Johns. FOR VALENTINE Flowers are ideal messages of your feelings.

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