Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1974 Page: 4 of 20
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4-BU RLE SON STAR-MAY 16, 1974
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winner out of 48 participants and will be
among the ten members of the Johnson
County team competing in the District
Horse Show in Denton on July 6. A
member of Burleson 4-H Club, Shelly is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed.
Auxiliary Has Program
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day, May 9, in the home of hostesses.
Miss Moore, a member of
the ’73-’74 Varsity Elkettes
When cooking, match size of pan to surface unit. A pan too
small for a unit wastes heat, while heat reflections from too
large a pay may cause porcelain surrounding the unit to
craxe, warns Janice Garrett, home management specialist,
Texas Agricultural Extension Service, The Texas A&M
University System.
SENIOR HONORED-Pictured with her
guests is Susan Pemp [extreme right].
Susan was feted at a graduation party in
the home of Mrs. Jerry Martin the
evening of May 14. Co-hostess for the
autumn colors and a river flowing through
the countryside. From left are Mmes.
Barbara Putnam, 73-74 PTA president;
Shirley Taylor, artist and donor and
Lorene Bush and Eleanore Jackson, both
fourth grade teachers who accepted the
painting on behalf of the Frazier faculty.
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designer with clothes that look and
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PAINTING PRESENTATION-The en-
trance hall in the new addition of A.E.
Frazier Elementary School is now graced
with a landscape painting by Mrs. Shirley
Taylor of Burleson, framed by 73-74
officers of Frazier PTA, the painting was
presented at the April 30 PTA meeting.
Mrs. Taylor’s works feature leaves in
designs,” the clothing spec-
ialist, Texas /
Extension Service, The
Texas A&M University Sys-
tem, noted.
Fashion extremes, dic-
tates and frivolities receive
less attention.”
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HORSE SHOW WINNERS-Shelly Reed
is pictured with her horse, Schatzie, with
whose cooperation she obtained four
ribbons and a medal at the Johnson
County 4-H Horse Show held in Cleburne
on May 4. Shelly was fourth highest point
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middle and high school
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. Fuel diversification
is important to you
and your family.
Fuel diversification is the key to our being able to
supply the electricity you’ll need in the years ahead.
It means using several kinds of fuel to generate
electricity. Making the best use out of the fuels available to
us. And reducing our dependence on fuels in short supply.
At Texas Electric, natural gas is our major fuel, with
oil used on a standby basis. We foresaw shortages of these
fuels and several years ago developed long-range plans to
diversify to lignite coal and nuclear fuels.
We now have one lignite plant in operation and two
others under construction. A nuclear-fueled plant is
planned for operation by 1980.
One advantage of using lignite and nuclear fuels is that
neither is being used extensively for any purpose other than
the generation of electricity. A disadvantage is that it costs
considerably more to build plants that use these fuels than
gas-fired plants.
Even though it will cost more to provide electricity in
the future, the cost will be less with lignite and nuclear fuels
than with the alternatives available to us.
We’re continuing the orderly development of our
power system so that you’ll continue having the electricity
you need.
occasion was Mrs. Sam Cowley. Miss
Pemp will attend Tarrant County Junior
College this fall, after a graduation trip to
Colorado.
Miss Burks
A miscellaneous display
bridal shower for Brenda
Burks will be held in the
home of Mrs. Charles Sewell,
Rt. 1, Crowley, from 2-5 p.m.
on Saturday, May 25.
Miss Burks, bride elect of
Gerald Burns of Crowley, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Burks of Com-
manche.
All friends are invited to
attend.
The 11-year-old, sixth
grade student at Pauline G.
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owned and ridden horses
most of her life and has been
a member of Burleson 4-H
horse project since its incep-
tion two years ago.
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On Artificial Resuscitation
A program on artificial
resuscitation was presented
at the May 6 meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of Briar-
oaks Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment.
Twenty-five members and
guests met in the home of
Mrs. Jack Ellis.
The program, courtesy of
the American Heart
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ociation, was presented by
Donald C. Reifel, M.D. and
Wayne Garrett. Those at-
tending had the opportunity
to practice on the dummy
provided.
During the business meet-
ing, following the program,
the membership voted to
purchase a fresh-air mask for
the fire department with the
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SQUARE CENTERPIECE
Spiderweb motifi form diamond
patterns in a background of filet in
this attractive crocheted square. Pat-
tern No. 838 tells how.
Send 50< for each dress pattern,
30< for each needlework pattern (add
15« for each dress pattern, 10< for
each needlework pattern for mailing
and handling) to AUDREY LANE BU-
REAU, Morris Plains, New Jersey 07950.
Miss Pemp Is Feted
At Graduation Party
white icing, made by Mrs.
Lloyd Edgett, nuts and
mints.
A full bouquet of carnations
and white pom poms inter-
spersed with baby’s breath
decorated the serving table
along with red candles on a
white tablecloth bordered
with lace.
Editor of the el anta high
school newspaper and re-
porter for B.H.S. Office
Education Association,
Susan attends Crestmont
Baptist Church where she is
treasurer of the youth coun-
cil.
Miss Pemp has tentative
plans to attend Tarrant
County Junior College and
major in journalism.
Country Cake and Food
Artist Club held its Mother’s
Day bake sale Saturday at
. Safeway Grocery.
“The sale was a great
success and we would again
like to thank everyone that
bought our cakes,” said Mrs.
Linda O’Bar, publicity chair-
man.
Two remaining cakes were
donated to the Burleson
Nursing Home.
For more information
about the club persons may
call 295-2130.
as a fashion trend. New
trends lean on overall cate-
role gories that have flexibility
today--amidst the energy within--such as the “bare
crisis, fiber shortages and look” for summer ’74.
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with inflation and the cost of motions by industry have
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proceeds from the rummage
and bake sale sponsored by
the ladies.
The organization, formed
in January of 1973, has
previously purchased 250
feet of fire hose for the
department as well as sever-
al smaller items.
The next regular meeting
for the group will be in
September, however an ice
cream social is being planned
for Saturday, June 8 for
families of firemen and those
interested in the auxiliary.
The affair will be held in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Jones beginning at 7:30 p.m.
.. stucjents (grades 3 through
12) is scheduled daily, Mon- ■
days through Fridays, June fl
10 until July 11, at Tarrant fl
County Junior College South
Campus.
Children’s theatre is
scheduled each day from
9:00-10:50 a.m., and will
offer training in acting,
costumes, make-up, lighting,
sound and set construction.
The fee is $28 per person,
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May 22-31 in the Registrar’s
Office on the South Campus.
Persons desiring addition-
al information may call R.
Boyce Pennington, Director
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Miss Susan Pemp, a senior
at Burleson High School, was
honored with a graduation
party, Tuesday, May 14, in
- the home of Mrs. Jerry
Martin, 517 N.W. Mound.
Co-hostess was Mrs. Sam
Cowley. White carnation
corsages were presented to
the honoree and her mother,
Mrs. Don Pemp, by the
hostesses.
After several games were
played, the guests, Jan
Kucera, Brenda Beeman,
Debbie Snow, Pam Nelon,
Mary Jane Gunnels, Sandra
1 Manus, Vicki Crowe, Margo
Shetter, Becky Cates and
Barbara Pemp, were served
2 cherry fruit punch, cake
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Theatre on the South Camp-
us. He may be reached at
534-4861, extension 222, or
at 293-7065.
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level. The top ten contest-
ants make up the Johnson
County team which will
compete at the District
Horse Show in Denton on
July 6.
Shelly and her horse,
Schatzie, won a blue ribbon
and medal for first place in Hughes Middle "school
Junior Showmanship, second
in Junior Barrels, second in
Junior Pole Bending and
fourth in Junior Western
Pleasure. Earning a total of
19 points and placing fourth
highest point winner out of
48 participants qualified her
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some time and receiving
F;J' & ' y. awards for her efforts. The
P T? Johnson County 4-H Horse
s- Show held in Cleburne on
May 4 was no exception for
her- She came home with
four ribbons and one medal.
To Compete At District
Adding to her already
enormous collection of rib-
bons and trophies, which she
has received for participat-
ing in horse shows is Shelly
Reed.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Reed of Burleson
Shelly has been entering
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“Stars of Tomorrow” a talent show featuring some of the
greatest entertainers in Burleson will be presented bv Nola
Dunn Elementary PTA on Friday, May 17, at 7:30 p.m. in
Mound Elementary Cafetorium.
The 26 act extravaganza will include presentations of
- tumbling, dancing, singing, imitations and piano.
Performing will be students of Nola Dunn Elementary.
Mrs. Betty Garton, a faculty member there, will be emcee
for the evening.
The acts will be divided into two groups, one of first,
second and third grades and the other to include grades
four and five. There will be cash prizes given to first, second
and third place winners in each group.
As an added attraction PT A, officers for 1974-75 will be
installed during intermission. J
Admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children
through elementary grades.
Proceeds will go to pay,for air conditioners. It is hoped the
necessary amount can be paid in full this year.
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With Pizza Party
Miss Donna Kay Moore, a Bishop, Liz Rushing, Rita
senior at Burleson High Murphree, Cindy McMahan,
School, was honored with a and Pennie Foster were
pizza and Coke party, Thurs- presented small gifts by the
her grandmother, Mrs. H.L.
Keen. Co-hostess was Mrs.
George Moore, mother of the and chorus is a volunteer aid
honoree. at Mound Elementary Kin-
A red tablecloth and a dergarten in the afternoons.
Snoopy graduation center- She plans to attend Tarleton
piece decorated the serving State University this fall and
table. major in elementary educa-
Guests Cindi Lee, Cindy tion.
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Fashion-Jeveryone talks
about it.
Fashion has a new
today--amidst the
delivery problems, coupled
living, says Mrs. Becky Culp, slowed down considerably.
“As a result, consumers ‘According to a recent
prefer fewer clothes--those survey of major retail stores,
with year-round appeal and an average store featured attribute this change
higher quality in tasteful and promoted four to 12 more fashion
Agricultural 1973. Of these, half became
The consumer favorites.
“Stores which were more
selective in their promotions
received greater consumer
acceptance,” she added.
Ten years ago, i
contrast, less than 40 per
cent of retail sales involved
such items, the specialist
said.
“Last year also saw an
equal amount of all pur-
chases made in dress, sports-
wear and junior depart-
ments--an increase. Experts
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major fashion trends during readily available to a variety
of consumers-coupled with
industry’s faster adaption
and production of fashions in
all price ranges.”
In general, Mrs. Culp
u _o_, most predicted “continued excite-
Mrs. Culp maintained that fashion trends originated ment for fashion enthusiasts-
a specific garment, design or from expensive c__lo ’ ' ’ ' 1__„
fabric has lesser importance garments. During 1973, in feel right for the time.’
an average
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Hutson, Wayne & Moody, James. Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1974, newspaper, May 16, 1974; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1281638/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Burleson Public Library.