The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1948 Page: 5 of 14
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Troop 3, Girl Scouts.
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Fay Retey, Ethel Faye Mitchell,
Loretta Rash, Joe Donald Turner,
and Mrs. Stanley Mulson, all of
Kermit; Mrs. Bob Moffett, Wink;
Mrs. Jesse Adams, Notrees.
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but the wave stays in for months.
• Yes, your Toni Home Permanent
will last just as long as a $15
beauty-shop wave.
• No frizzy stage. No brittle ends. Your
Toni wave is soft, smooth and natural-
looking.
• The twins pictured above are
Gloria and Consuelo O’Connor of
New York City. Consuelo, the twin at the
right, has the Toni
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by day or by night well mannered
fashion, gracious good taste.
Tapered of toe and gently curved of heel
A girl can’t be without a pair
and be in step with fashion.
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A group of the Winkler County
Women’s Golf Association met at
the Country Club last Thursday
morning for breakfast. Mrs. T. V.
McGannon, Mrs. Tommy McClat-
chy and Mrs. J. A. Scoggins of
Wink were the hostesses.
Following the breakfast a busi-
ness meeting was held and here-
after the regular meetings will
be on the first Thursday morning
of each month instead of Monday
night as of the past.
Bridge and golf furnished enter-
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back sections for custom-type adjustability
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batiste and knit elastic with lace topped
bra sections. Talon fastened.
tainment the
morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk’s office during the
past week were as follows: Jimmy
L. Chick and Margaret June Rex,
Charles Raymond Thompson and
Nita Jean McNeese, Autry J. Tim-
mons and Laquita Uphom, Wil-
liam McKenley Tatum and Earline
Sanders.
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Cabot Walton Home Demonstra-
tion Club met at the home of
Mrs. Leo Clark this week. Roll
call was an easy gift to make. A
demonstration was given on slip
covers.
Refreshments were served to the
folowing: Mrs. T. C. King, Mrs.
H. E. Odom, Mrs. Leo Sims, Mrs.
W. R. Knowles, Mrs. Leo Clark,
Mrs. A. H. Evans, Mrs. Clinton
Ferrell and a visitor, Mrs. J. D.
Yancey.
Girl Scout Troop 3 were enter-
tained at a wiener roast last Sat-
urday at the Sand Hills by their
leader, Mrs. R. L. Daniel and co-
leader, Mrs. J. A. Garza.
Mary Frances Eddins was sur-
prised with a birthday cake. The
group played games, after which
Cokes and wieners were served the
following: Mary Frances Eddins,
Dolores Ray, Evangeline Garza,
Sherrill Miller, Betty Bodine, Jean
Albright, Lois Daniel, Rita Daniel,
Janice Lewis, Betty Spencer, For-
rest Daniel, and the hostesses.
Miss Nita Jean Maxwell and
Charles R. Thompson were mar-
ried Saturday evening at 7 o’clock
at the Community Church by the
Rev. Ronald Hubbard. The bride is
the niece of Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Maxwell, Magnolia Camp, Kermit,
and the bridegroom is the son of
remainder of the
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Patients admitted to Memorial
Hospital during the past week
were: Jack Williams, Mrs. G. H.
Car roll, Joe Worley, Delores Val-
ensuela, Delmer Simpson, Mrs. Bu-
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Barnes, Mrs. R. L. Nicholas, Mrs.
R. H. Gerdis, Mrs. Jimmie Lyles,
Mrs. N. B. Holder, Mrs. S. B.
Norris, Miss Helen Mackin, Mrs.
Richard Dwelle, Mrs. Melvin Dow,
Mrs. Bert Ross, Mrs. K. E. Bur-
rows, Mrs. W. H. McClure, Mrs.
Wayne Norris, Mrs. Hunter Pen-
delton, Mrs. Gidd Faircloth, Mrs.
W. R. Hamrick, Mrs. E. C. Mound,
Mrs. Cecil McClatchy, Mrs. D. L.
Allen and Lynda Kay Blackwell.
Fort Worth.
Multi-colored mums decorated
the altar. Mrs. H. L. Morris pro-
REPAIR OLD ROOFS
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were served with the coffee or
tea, with tiny baby dolls as plate
favors.
Guests present were: Mrs. I. G.
Stockstill, Mrs. D. K. Lambert,
Mrs. L. O. Taylor, Mrs. Raybon
Lam, Mrs. W. T. Crowley, Mrs.
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Hugh Moore, Mrs. R. H. Leslie;
Mrs. Lucille O’Donley, Mrs. Clyde
Bone, Mrs. Clinton Ferrell, Mrs.
Earl Mills, Mrs. Robert Andrews
and Jimmie Re.
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A slumber party was given for
Girl Scout Troop 8, at the home
, of Mrs. A. C. Williams Friday
night after the return trip from
the football game at Pecos. All
girls attending were either from
the pep squad or band. Margaret
Barton, Ruth Johnson and Greta
DeShazo were said to be the sleepy
heads of the group. The rest were
wide awake as a flock of owls.
Girls sat around the fire in levis,
housecoats and barefoot until the
wee hours of the morning.
Refreshments consisted of hot
dogs, potatoe chips, pickles, olives,
somemores, roasted apples and
Cokes.
BONDED INSURED STORAGE
Bush, Mrs. D. M. Mayer, Mrs. R
H. Gerdis, Mrs. J. C. Owens, Mrs.
Elie Lam, Mrs. George M. Lane,
Mrs. C. O. Mullinax, Mrs. T. A.
McCarty, Mrs. G. E. McGuire,,
Mrs. Floyd Smith, Mrs. G. E.
Thompson, and the hostess.
Those sending gifts were: Mrs.
Otto Kitsinger, Mrs. Leon Dillon,
Mrs. Tom Marion, Mrs. Joe Mar-
lett, Mrs. J. A. Jaynes, Mrs. Ralph
Brown, Mrs. Hilton Stroud Jr.,
Mrs. Emory Spangler, Mrs. Bill
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vided the music. Mrs. Lucille , The first color printing on a
O’Donley was the bride’s only at-' rotary press in America was done
tendant. She wore a dark gray, by the Chicago Inter Ocean in
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Episcopalian Services
In Monahans Sunday
Reverend Robert N. MacCallum,
rector of St. John’s Episcopal
Church, Odessa, Texas, will hold
services for the members of St.
James Episcopal Church, Mona-
hans, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10,
at 4 o’clock in the Monahans
Presbyterian Church.
Episcopalians of Kermit and
Winkler County are invited to
attend this service.
Country Club
Inaugurates
Family Night
Family Night at the Winkler
County Country Club will begin
Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 6:30 to 9 p.m.
when a spaghetti dinner will be
given for all members and their
families. Each member will be
asked to donate a small amount of
food and a small sum will be
charged for the supper. Proceeds
will be used to further furnish
the lounge. A side dish, other than
spaghetti, will be availbale for the
children.
Family night will be held twice a
month at the Country Club. The
next event will be on Halloween,
Oct. 30, which will feature enter-
tainment for the children.
A social committee for the
month of October was appointed.
Members are: Mrs. Wayne Mc-
Clure, chairman; Mrs. Kenneth
Burrows and Mrs. Emory Spangler.
A breakfast was given last
Thursday morning at the Country
Club when twenty ladies attended.
The breakfasts are to continue to
be held on the first Thursdays of
each month.
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Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 9:30 a.m. at
the home of Mrs. W. T. Radford.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. G. T. Gil-
ligan and Mrs. C. E. Christian.
Guests were registered in a
white leather guest book presided
over by Mrs. Christian. White and
pink roses in blue vases decorated
the living room. Bingo games
were played with prizes being
presented to the honoree. A side
table held the many gifts which
were opened and displayed.
The lace-laid dining table held
the silver tea and coffee service
presided over by Mrs. D. M. Mayer,
who poured. Pink sweet peas and
pink and blue dwarf zennias were
centered in a silver bowl on the
table. Pink and blue cake squares,
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Etheredge
and son, Richard, have returned
home from a vacation trip to
points in Texas. They spent eight
days at Possum Kingdom Dam,'
where they caught all the fish they
could eat. Before returning home
they visited with their daughters,
Mrs. John Rogers of Levelland,
Mrs. Bill Erwin of Colorado City,'
Mrs. R. L. Butler of Forsan, and
friends at Albany, Mr. and Mrs*'
J. C. Baker, who formerly lived
in Kermit.
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best man.
Immediately following the wed-
ding a reception was held in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
for close friends and the wedding
party. The table was laid with
lace and decorated with mixed
flowers, and lighted with white
candles. A miniature bride and
groom topped the tier cake, which
was served to the guests.
After a two-weeks’ honeymoon
the couple will live in Dallas,
where the groom is employed with
Magnolia Petroleum Company.
The bride attended Oklahoma
University at Norman, Okla. The
groom is a graduate of North
Texas State Teachers College at
Denton.
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Williams, Nev H. The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1948, newspaper, October 7, 1948; Kermit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1466749/m1/5/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Winkler County Library.