The Ennis Weekly Local (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 27, 1958 Page: 4 of 4
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THE ENNIS WEEKLY LOCAL Tlnirsiby, March 21, 1S58
May 17 Is Wedding Date Chosen By
Mary Ann Mikula and Benny L. Cepak
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Mikula. ing marriage of their daughter.
1006 S Paris. have announced Miss Mary Ann Mikula. to Ben-
the engagement and approach- ny L. Cepak. son oi Mrs. Agnes
- ----------- Cepak. 1120 Gilliam. Waco, and
— || . the late Albert Cepak.
Enrollment Open
At NJC For Course
In Decorating
A few more students can
The wedding will be solome-
nized at St. Nepomucene Church
on Saturday. May 17.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of St. John High School and her
fiance is a graduate of Abbott
accepted for the short course on High School.
‘ Decorating the Home" which -----------
will be held at Navarro Junior
College each Tuesday evening
from April 8 through May 13.
Each class period will he two
hours in length and will begin
at 7 30 p.m The course is de-
signed for adults and is non-
credit in nature.
There has been a good re-
sponse to the course as applica-
tions have already been received
from Ennis, Corsicana. Mexia, ? , ^
and Hillsboro. aaie’
Garden Club
Members Asked
To Note Error
Mrs. H R. Thomas, yearbook
chairman of the Ennis Garden
Club, has called attention of
Garden Club members to an er-
ror made in the year book re-
the April meeting
HOSPITAL NEWS
Visiting hours at Eank
Municipal Hospital are 1#
to 11 a.m., 3 to 4 p.m, and 7
to 8 p.m.
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
Miss Myrna Coker.
Mrs. J. L Hart.
Jerry Zazvorka.
Mrs A M Littleton.
Mrs. E. G. Tolar.
Floyd Dunkerley.
O. K. Moreland
G. H. McAdams.
Mrs. Tom Snell.
Guy Wilson.
Albert Garza.
W. A. Townsend.
DISMISSED TODAY
P J. Gregory.
Albert Byrd.
James Priddy.
Mrs. Louis Mikel and infant
son.
In Easter Parade
AVENUE
Evelyn Holy To Exchange Vows
With Leon Prachyl April 26
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Holy. Evelyn Holy.
Route 1. have announced the en-
gagement and approaching mar-
riage of their daughter. Miss
By MARY H- GENTRY
W. H. MUIRHEAD who will
celebrate his birthday Thursday,
i was in the office today recalling
when he came to Ennis as a MfS. Schrader
small child b8 years ago. He
came here December 15. 1880
: with his parents, MR. AND MRS.
J. T. MUIRHEAD. in a wagon
train of five wagons from Mur-
freesboro. Tennessee and landed
at the wagon yard which was lo- Orange Salad and states that
cated on West Brown Street at I this recipe makes a delicious
the present location of Layton saia{j
Appliance. . . . MR. MUIRHEAD ORANGE SALAD
stated that ‘ Ennis was nothing pkgs. orange Jello
but a mud hole then and that j c frujt jujce, drained from
fruit
Offers Recipe
For Orange Salad
Mrs. George Schrader, 1603 N.
Preston, shares her recipe for
to Leon Prachyl.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pra-
chyl. Route 3.
The wedding ceremony will
take place on April 26 at St.
John Catholic Church.
Both the bride-elect and her
fiance are graduates of St. John
High School Mr Prachyl is sta-
tioned in Roswell. N. M. with the
U. S. Air Force.
Ladies Attend
WMU Workshop
Mrs. R. E. Erisman, Woman’s,
.The class will be limited in £i« JiTe month, con-j Mifonury Union President at.
sue to the first 32 applicants. A sequentlv the Garden Club wilL Tabernacle Baptist Church and a
registration fee of $10 will be meet April 1 instead of April 8 g™up of ladies who are also,
charged. as stated in the year book. WMU officers at Tabernacle,
Interested persons are re- Any member who has a pret- Church and churches m Ferris.,
Sorted Im regal splendor is the king of lamb elite, a hand-
aemetr laeeeatei FrawM Leg ef Uwnb. Hie orange ehelle which
emffle assorted eat fruit aet as the escort for the leg Of lamb at
Mi Renter dinner spread;
Regular meeting date is
quested to contact Henry W. tv j"; bloom is ask to bring Waxahat‘hie and Italy attended:
Moore. Director, Evening Divis- it‘ u> the meeting Name of the ,hc WorkshoP at Colum-;
ion. Navarro Junior College. should £?aUacheT I b"s Avenue BaPlist Church in i
Corsicana, Texas.__
American Legion
Slates Dance
Saturday Night
A dance, sponsored by the
.American Legion will be held
Saturday from 8 30 p m. to 12:30
a.m. at Legion Hall.
Music will be furnished by
Western Suing Band.
The public has been invited to
attend.
Central Hi 4-H Club
Meets Thursday
Shower Honors
Miss Peggy Hobbs
Miss Peggy Joyce Hobbs,
bride-elect of Byron Cheney
Ashworth of Dallas, was honor-
ed Friday night with a miscel-
laneous shower at the home of
Mrs. Frank Cooper, 1102 Sun-
set Drive.
Hostesses were Mines Cooper.
V. R. Blaklev. Ray Rickeri Jr., J
B N. Hammer and W. A. Mizell. |
The bride-elect’s chosen col- j
ors of blue and white were car-
ried out in the decorations. The
table w'as laid in a white da- i
Waco Tuesday.
The group made the trip in the
bus. which Tabernacle Church
recently purchased.
Others attending from Ennis
included Mmes. S. T. Wright, W.
J. Pollan. E. J. Kendall. A. A.
Roberts, Roscoe Morgan Jr.. W.
R. Pool. Marvin Hosek. E. R.
Andrews, and Jewel McCoy.
Harold Clements was driver of
the bus.
Bella are ringing, ckoira sure
ringing and ■pring's latmt style*
and colors are all being modeled
—because It’s Easter.
Easter presents another op-
portunity to see a parade ... a
parade of Eastertime food
fancies.
In this ease, the leg at lamb
has been Freached, that la, the
meat has been removed from
the lower end of the shank bon*
so a* not t* expose more than
1 Inch.
Shopping and Preparing
Shopping for and preparing
this meat cut la relatively easy.
Reba Staggs, meat expert, sug-
gests that lor an average size
leg of lamb, one be purchased
that weighs between 5 and 8
pounds.
To roast, place the leg ef
lamb on a rack in an open
roasting pan, fat ride up, and
allow R to roast in a slow oven
<300* F.) for 30 to 36 minutes
per pound. This will take be-
tween 2 Vi and hours.
If using a roast meat ther-
mometer, the thermometer will
register 175* T. when the meat
is medium-done and 180* F.
when the meat is well-done.
The hriUt cup thfaishes are
actually guile simple to make.
Cut firm oranges in half, and
carefully remove the fruit from
the shell. Notch the edges of the
orange shell so they look like
baskets. Cut the fruit into small
pieces and return to the orange
baskets. Top each basket with a
strawberry.
half the business establishments
were saloons.”
■Is * * * *
A mother. MRS. W. R.
DEMPSEY, and her daughter,
MRS. JACK HARMON, and her
daughter-in-law, MRS. THOMAS
M. DEMPSEY will celebrate
their birthday Thursday.
* -k ♦
Others celebrating their
birthday Thursday will be W. L.
2 T. lemon juice
1 c. cold water
1 No. 2 can crushed pineapple
1 lg. can Royal Ann Cherries
1 c. grated Cheddar cheese
Meeting Called
For Twentieth
Century Club
A called business meeting of
the Twentieth Century Club
has been scheduled for 2:30
p.m. Thursday at the home of
Mrs. W. H. Vick!
The meeting has been called
by Mrs. N. D. Speers, president.
pt. whipping cream, whip- requested the presence of
1 c. marshmallows, (optional)
Dissolve Jello in hot fruit
juice. Add lemon juice and cold
' MARONEY, GENE B. GAULT- watfr- c“o1, Add crushed pine-
NEY. KAY KALLUS. NANCY aPPle and .cherries. Place in re-
all members at the meeting.
Methodist WSCS
Meets Monday
The Woman’s Society of
ANN VYTOPIL. RICHARD BUR- fr‘geralor until slightly set. Add Christian Service of the First
TON PERDUE. MRS. JIMMY CJieese and whipped cream.
BOON, R. L. (DOC) HUNTER,
EARL D. PARKER and PAUL
BISHOP.
Place in refrigerator and let set
until firm. Serves eight to 12.
4-H Clubs
Help Develop
Family Living
Barry Barney Has
Third Year Recital
4-H'ers Set Goal
For Achievement
In All Project Work
By Mary L. Cothran
Community 4-H Clubs are pro-
viding the best ways for working
with 4-H girls and boys. They
help develop the family as a unit
for planning, working, and play-
Members of the Business and. *n8 together—family living. We
B&PW Club Holds
Business Meeting
Methodist Church met Monday
afternoon in the church parlor
for the second lesson of the
book. “In Every Place A Voice,”
by Walter G. Muler.
Mrs. A. L. Ruffin was study
leader. Service of worship. “We
the Church,” was presented by
Mmes Ruffin, C. A. Johnson. W.
B. Rider, and Owen Marchbanks.
Mrs. H. C. Rogers told of the
challenge of the local church
and “Three Great Priviledges”
Mrs. W. C. Watts. 705 N. Sher- J *aa
man. for members of the TNT ?'.h" S
Dish Supper
Slated Tonight
For SS Class
A covered dish supper and
game party will be held tonight
at 7 p.m. in the home of Mr. and
Sunday school class of First
Methodist Church.
Professional Women’s Club met
Achievement is the goal of; at noon Tuesday at the Com-
every 4-H Club member in the munity Center for a business
state. Whether it be in raising meeting.
chickens, growing crops, mak-i pjans were made concerning
ing a dress, or baking a loaf of the state convention to be held
bread, the boys and girls want jn Dallas in June.
Study Club To Meet
The prospect of entering a
Barry Barney, eight year old
mask cloth and held a red and son Mr and Mrs. George H.
white floral arrangement. ; Barru‘y. ’ was presented Friday
Approximately f o r t y - f i v e at 8 P-m. in his third year speech
Kenneth Svehlak and Larrv guests were registered. recital, at the home of his par-
Caznovskv have a demonstration Those -froffl BuWf-town at-1 «**• 503 West Kn“-
oi How to Make a Rope Halter” pending included Mrs L. f Approximately 30 guests gat-1 have an opportunity to enter $ed.
at the regular meeting of the i !!* r*d.J0 ol?a.,r„ ! their records of accomplish- it wa9 announced that the
ments in the national 4-H | public affairs meeting will be
to ‘‘make the best better,” which
is the 4-H way.
are proud of our community
clubs and expect to have more
being organized all along.
c1™ Ln‘«e“myp.e4-". Wrfv AIrs. Davis
family participation. It is an ac-. The Woman s Study Club will
tive club with good, responsible meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday in
the program were Mmes H. Pol-
lan and O. G. Ethridge, Miss
Susy Schoeps and Miss Dena
Lohr.
The “A Day Apart” program
will be presented Monday in the
church parlor for all women of
the church. The program will
begin at 11 a.m. followed by a
Rev. Ralph Reasor
To Speak To Lions
Members of the Lions Club
Central Hi 4-H Club Thursday Byr?\,Che?,e3! of Corsj*
night at the Central Hi School can** „and Mrs MeUon Jerre11
house. |of Dallas*
Refreshments were served by
mothers of members to Pete and
Mike Watson. Frankie and Jus-
tin Hrbacek. Kenneth and Ella
Mae Svehlak and Larry Laznov-
sky. Special quests were De- wju have an opportunity to hear
Wayne Crawford of Waxahachie, 0f WOrk with transients being
assistant County Agent, and Har- carried on by the Ennis Pastor’s
vey Riley, principal of Central Association.
c 00 ‘ Rev. Ralph Reasor. pastor of
the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
DIDTUC jwill be speaker for the regular
DfKI rf J noon luncheon meeting at the
,, , ,, .. . , Community Center. W. B. Rider
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Jordan
have announced the birth of a
son, Knox Jr.
Born Tuesday, March 25 at
8:30 a m at Arlington Memorial
Hospital, the baby weighed eight
pounds, fourteen ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mr>. K. H. Cox of Garrett and
Mr and Mrs. A L. Jordan of
Winnsboro.
is program chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ramsey
ol Fort Worth have announced
the birth of their first child, a
daughter. Sherry Lynn.
Born Saturday. March 22 at
St Joseph Hospital in Fort
Worth, the baby weighed six
Rounds, ten ounces.
Grandparents are Mrs. Da-
rn* ne Ramsey of Bard well and
Mr and Mrs. Stewart Cornett of
Santa Fe. N. M.
ECDC Reservations
To Be Made
With Mrs. Rider
Reservations for the Ellis
County Dinner Club to be held
Friday at Hilltop cafe in Waxa-
hachie should be made with Mrs.
W. B. Rider by noon Thursday.
This is scheduled to be an
open meeting.
Speaker for the dinner will
be Dr. Kenneth Hildebrand of
Chicago. 111.
of Mrs. Byrne Cooke give his
interpretation of some 14 poems,
including “Scare”, “Reflections,”
“Two Ways”, “The Zoo”, “The
Pinasour’*, “Mr Frog”, and “Got
Me a Rabbit”.
Also presented were “School
is Fun”, “To School or Not to
School", “Mighty Keen”, “Oops
the Curtain”, “The Magic
Mouse", and “What’s In My
Pocket”. “A Prayer” closed the
program by the young perfor-
mer.
Following the recital, refresh-
ments were served those attend-
ing from a table covered with
a cutwork linen cloth. Silver
candelabra were used to decor-
ate the center of the table, with
japonica blooms coming from
the base of the candelabra. The
| blooms were entwined and laced
around the extensions of the
officers and good * S Thorne hfW Frankie Davis, covered dish luncheon at noon,
ui v-metmg <. leaders 500 North Main, with Mrs. R. A. ‘
float in the parade during tho | * - _ . _T .. t Claradv as co-hostess. * VISITORS IN
Again this year, members will I Bluebonnet Festival was discus-, Officers are: Judy Hrabina,; oevjewer wm be Mrs T L COLLEGE STATION
| president; David Nesuda. vice- ™;‘ewer wm ..... Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhea visit-
i president; Roger Nesuda, secre- . ed their son and daughter-in-
Nesud^reporter1111 AlW i Former Rani site Installed law. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rhea.
Achievement program, accord-1 held Thursday, April 3 at the
ing to the State 4-H Club leader, j Community Center at 7:30 p.m.
The 4-H’ers will be judged on; Ann Thompson, senior at En-
project achievement, and on5 nis High School, was introduced
leadership, personal develop- j as Little Sister for April.
ment, and community service as j -
well.
Club members entering their
records in the achievement pro-
gram. will vie for valuable
awards provided by the Ford
Motor Co. Six boys and six girls
chosen for national honors will
each receive a $400 college
Tommy Davidson
Gives Oral
Demonstration
Leaders include: Mr. and Mrs. j
Alvin Nesuda: Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Nesuda; Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Davidson; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. j
Spence; and Mr. and Mrs. John-
nie Hrabina.
Former Ennislte Installed
C. F. (Jinx) Weekley, formerly in College Station Sunday,
of Ennis and area information
Tommie Davidson presented
an oral demonstration Wednes-
scholarship plus a trip to the! day on the “All American Pest,
1958 National 4-H Club Congress j the Ant” to members of M r s.
in Chicago, Nov. 30-Dec. 4. The Willie Garth’s fifth grade Eng-
state winner will also go to the i lish Class at Alamo school.
Congress with all-expenses paid In his demonstration, he told, interestim? and fun Each
A blue award erouo of four in the different insecticides are ,inter e,g anf,
each county wfu°be given the used to destroy ants. lnc,udes least a half
gold-filled medal of honor. 1 Brtty Mach was presiding
manager for Southwestern Bell TO UVALDE
Telephone Company, was re- Mrs. M D. Glaspy has gone to
cently installed as president of Uvalde for a visit in the home o
the North Texas Chapter of the her son-in-law and daughter.
Public Relations Society of Mr. and Mrs. Needham Horner
Early this year they planned ; America. and family^___
the club programs for the entire
year and have set up schedules
for leaders meeting with their
groups o f club members
throughout the year. Among
special events planned are a
trip to the State Fair at Dallas
and to the Tyler Rose Festival.
This club is active in many
projects and their club meetings
During the National 4-H Con-
chairman.
candelabra, with candles carry- gress the top achievement boy
ing out and continuing the col
ors of the japonica blooms.
Barry served punch to his
guests, and was assisted by Bar-
bara and Patricia Barkley,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Barkley.
and girl in the nation will be
selected for special honors, and
each will be presented with a
beautiful silver trophy, an award
Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Thursday
American Legion Auxiliary*
hour of directed recreation in
which everyone present takes
part, and refreshments are ser-
ved at the close of the meeting.
Many requests come for in-
formation on planning kitchens,
whether for new houses or re-
modeling. Planning is necessary
to get the type of kitchen you
want. Two kitchens can cost the
same amount of money, occupy
Stack Baby's
Clean Duds In
Wardrobe 'Bundles'
When sorting baby’s freshly
B&PW Club To Hold
Business Meeting
The Business and Professional
Women’s Club wil meet at the
Community Center for their
regular noon luncheon meeting.
A business meeting will be
from the President of the United ; Wjn meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at
Slates* j Legion Hall.
To be eligible for state and' Plans will be made for the
national honors, members must state convention to be held here almost identical space, and yet
be 14 years old and have satis- j May 3-4. differ greatly in the convenience
j factorily completed three years -- they afford those who work in
! of 4-H Club work, according to' aj- MMJ Arirc : them. It’s the planning that
thn Stalo Rvtoncinn nffmo Vi.r- Prtl • OIIW #Tlf9* WW %ETTS
the State Extension office. Fur-
ther information may be obtain-
ed from local 4-H leaders, and
the County Extension agent.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas,
13803 Luthe Road. Houston,
have announced the arrival of
their first child, a son, Ricky
Don.
Born March 16 in Memorial
Hospital in Houston, the baby
weighed seven pounds, lour and
•ne-half ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. R. D Lucas of Houston and
Mr and Mrs. Dan Plalek, 1006
S. Kaufman.
laundered clothes, assemble held.
items needed for one dressing ---
together--clean diapers, shirt, VISITING HERE
gown. It will be easier to pick up Mrs. Olin S. Brown of Dallas
everything in one easy motion is spending a week with her fa-
when baby needs a change. ' ther. W. H. Wheeler, who Is
- convalescing from a recent ill-
“Soap and water are better ness.
than antiseptics,” says a baby -
care book published by the New CONTINUES ILL
York State Department of Mrs. Marie Poulos remains in
Health. critical condition at St. Paul’s
This “Baby Book” recorrv Hospital. Dallas according to re-
mends the use of plenty of soap* ports from friends who have vis-
suds for both mother and baby, ited her.
and don’t spare the suds in the
nursery. RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Ellis Again
Heads County PTA
elected by the
New officers
Ellis County Council, Parent-
Teacher Association, are Mrs.
Host Dish Supper
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Watts, 705
!N. Sherman St., were host and
hostess for covered dish sup-
per and gamle party Friday
night for members of the TNT
Sunday School class of the First
Methodist Church.
makes the difference.
If you want a kitchen that
helps make your work easier,
and who doesn’t, it’s up to you
to plan with work simplification
in mind. The energy and time
you save by good planning will
leave you more of both for other
things. You may want to use
the energy and time saved for
w'ork you now have to neglect,
for more attention to your fam-
Mrs. O. H. Lumpkin, who has
Guests attending included
VValtei Ellis of May pearl, presi- !an(1 rju David Bozek, Mr. ily. for community work, or for
dent, re-elected: Mrs. Jim I^wis , and Boon, Mr. and such jobs as may mean part time
di Forrest on. vice-president; Mrs. Don Washburn and Mr. and employment to bring in cash in
Hersche Smith of Avalon, trea-. Mrs George Schradcr.
surer: Mrs. Edd Lewis of Bard*, 7^, party for April will be
well, secretary re-elected: Mrs.: 4 ^rbecue at the home of Mr.
Judson English of Midlothian,: ancj Mrs. Bozek in Bardwell.
parliamentarian; and Mrs. Chari- ____
ton Graves of Italy, historian. Jcfub-Up
Mrs. Ellis was named delegate f • # .
to the District II P-TA spring COflYPCrfS IllfeCflOn
New Nurses Club
To Meet Tonight They look like fine hand cro- been in St. Paul Hospital in Dal- conference in Sherman in April A panel of hospital eaperts re*
All EUls County registered chet, but they’re actually dur- las recuperating from a broken By virtue of her offices as presi- j Q*ntly decided that surgeons
nurvw are urged to attend a able plastic — place mats and arm. is being permitted to leave dent of the county unit. Mr*. gkauldUdihib Jtarded with soap
doilies to dress up any table, the hospital today and go to the K,Iis is a member of the District gnd water. It’s soap-and-water
They’re washable and reusable, home of Col Lumpkin's sisters. II executive board. j scrubbing that combats infec-
of eourse, and come in a choice, Miss Myra Lumpkin and Mis* Mrs. Edd Lewis is nominee for yon dean hands, clean cloth-
of four colors. Roland Lumpkin live at 4213 District II vice president, sub* jnfr clean surgical instruments
- i Hanover Drive in Dallas where ject to voting at the Sherman i are’ essential. Whether it’s at
■jeetmg of the Ellis County Reg-
letcred Nurses Club tomght at
7 3# p rn in the homo of Mrs.
Pat Boze 201 Harbin, Waxaha-
Chit.
The dub was recently organiz-
ed at a meeting in the home of
Mrs W K Gabbert in Wasaha-
thii* officers were elected end
in attempt a as made to aec ure
Ike names and addresses of
•very registered nurae in the
Cuuuiy.
MunPITAL
W T Smith entered RP Hoi*
pd«l m Houvton bunday
come.
Principles that apply to room
planning, whether it be kitchen
or other, are:
1. Decide what activities are
to be carried on in a room.
2. Eliminate all unnecessary
work connected with these act-
ivities.
3. Provide the best conditions •
for the necessary work.
The kitchen is a popular room
with all members of the family
and it can be attractive, conven-
ient and comfortable by plan-
ning ahead and fitting your plan
RETURN HOME .
Mrs. Bob Baston and chil- i* allowed to return to Ennis.
djren, Jenny and Clark, have ------
returned to their home in U\ GUESTS HERE
Mrs Lumpkin will stay until she conference.
The County Council ha* selec-
ted Mrs. Ellis to conduct the
new P-TA procedure course at
home or in a hospital, eleaniness t0 your ne(‘ds
fane* nimn Thee hi»l« certain- J* HUds
tie Rock, Arkansas after visiting Mr. and Mrs W R. Hammond, a meeting at the Bardwell School
E V. Mrs Lela Griffin end Mra Mo- on May 14
Mr* Barton's mothtr
Clark Sr
talle Carter were guests of Mr*.
1C. A. Nowlin Monday afternoon
•nroute to their home In Ko#m,
John C<
merly of Enuli
Paul Hospital
SUNDAY CilKKTS
Mr. and Mrs B K Tost were RETURN HOME
of Delias fur- They have been viatuag Mr. and guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. j Mr. and Mra O. O Hhnrtdgt
has entered St Mrs Rayford Hammond and A T Wright and children in have returned home from a visit
family in Oklahoma City, Okia Irving m Pampa
Ho#pitai m c°r*kwte
up U still the best health inaur- loday {°r W surgery,
anc. you could buy I ^
Kay Marcia, daughter ef
Mr and Mrs Hubert Marcia, is
detained at home from school
with measles 1
WESTINGHOUSE
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keeper.
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