Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 78, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 11, 1954 Page: 2 of 16
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2—Thursday, Feb. 11, 1954—CLEBURNE, TEXAS FIMES-REVIEW
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Mrs., Murphy brought the pro-
gram on the constitution and by-
laws of the ciub. Plans were made
to quilt a quilt for the 4-H Club.
Ice cream and cake we v serv-
ed to Mmes. S. W. Evans, Sam
Pat Evans, C. L. Jiles, Pat Smith,
Gilbert Johnson, Murphy, Bud Dri-
ver, T. J. Bankston, D. Jayland,
Creed Rogers, John Atchley, J. C.
Tat lor, Robert Zeilman and two
children.
The group voted to wear bon-
nets to the meeting, and those not
wearing bonnets had to pay a for-
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। Lillian Cyrus
Group Meets At
Orland Eash Home
PLENTY OF F REE.PARKING
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Mrs. Maybelle Liveley, of Hico,
has been a house guest of her sis-
ter, Mrs. George W. Ward and
other relatives of this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Byers Ashey and
daughter, Sonya Ashley, of Tea-
gue, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe A.
Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Moore and family Tuesday.
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Stephen A. Haboush
The/ Methodist Churches of Cle-
’ burne.
It is a program that will be a
delight and an inspiration to all
who will be fortunate enough to
hear him. Tickets are sold by the
above organization at a reduced
rate. At the door the night of the
program the admission is higher.
amic days of the modern 'present
in civilized America, but those two
extremes are covered in the span
of life of Stephen A. Haboush, a
shepherd from Galilee, who has
brought to America the story of
Galilee and Palestine, told as only
one who was born there can tell it.
Mr. Haboush’is a native Galilean.
He was born on the hills about the
Sea of Galilee, and in his youth
tended his father’s flock of sheep,
just as every Galilean boy has done
since the days when the Master
walked among men. He came to
the United States several years
man; Marvin Layland, Russell
Owens, Louis Sanders, Stanley San-
defur, L. C. Ward, A. Y. Wallen,
R. E. Wallen, W. R. Wallen, P. w.
Roberts, J. E. Nixon, J. A Bis-
choff, W. Q. Belz, J. V. Peters,
U. M. Cook, Max Trevino, A. Wea-
ver and visitors Mmes. Elbert
Smith, Roy Young, hostess and
co-hosess Mrs. Bill Sanders.
The next meeting will be Febru-
ary 22 with Mrs. A. Pauly. Mrs.
Wilma Adams, County Home De-
monstration Agent will meet with
the club.
10c 1b.
Lillian Cyrus Circle met Monday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Or-
i land Eash for tl.e last of a Series
of Bible lessons.
Mrs. E. R. Stanford ‘has been
the leading teacher of this study
of Jeremiah, and Mmes. Marlin
I Russell and Ernest Piott have been
in chare of the worship music
and meditation.
SPECIALS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB. 13-14
Stanford interrrcted the Growing
Conception of God, leaving with her
class the truth that religion is not
a specialized activity of life; it, is a
quality and attitude.
The committee on action as an
out-growth of the study made their
report and the class voted to do
the following: (1) Start a fund for
purchasing a pulpit Bible. (2) Or-
ganize a Bible clans to meet on
the first Tuesday night of each
month and taught by Mrs. Joe
Peters. (3) Organize a prayer
group to meet on the first Monday
in each month preceding the re-
gular me ting. (4) Purchase li-
brary equipment.
A Valentine.plate of refreshments
was served by the hostess to Mmes
Ernest Youngblood, Howard Sego
S E Younger, E. R. Stanford,
Marlin Russell, Guy Marlin, C.H.
Sissei son, C. E. Scott, Allen
Chambers, Claude Scott, Earl
Fudge, Ernest Piott, S. G. McClana-
han, H. A. Mason, W. C. Pendley,
Herman Gatewood, Joe Peters and
T. H. Stewart.
Romanian Native
Speaks at Church
BURLESON, (Spi) — In com-
memoration of Baptist World Al-
liance Sunday, Miss Lore Schul-
ler, a native of Romania, was a
guest speaker at the evening ser-
vice at the First Baptist Church,
Sunday.
Miss Schuller served on the staff
at Ridgecrest and. received her
B. A. degree from Mary Hardin-
Baylor in 1952. She is now studying
at the Southwestern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary in preparation for
foreign, mission service.
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Hopewell Club
Meets. Recently
The Hopewell Home Demonstra-
tion Club met in the home of Mrs.
D. C. Hassen, 311 Turner, this week,
with Mrs: Bud Driver, president,
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There is an inspiration in the
life and teaching of Stephen A.
Haboush for everyone. His messag-
es and travelogues bring to the
material present the story of life
in Galilee and Palestine as it was
and as it is, the story of the Scrip-
tures interpreted by one to whom
the scenes of the Story of the four
Gospels are his natvie land. He is
the author of “My Shepherd life in
, Galilee" and in the book review of
the Boston Transcript appeared
this statement, “He enters into the
| feeling of the most famous bit of
the world’s devotional literature
with insight and charm.”
। Mrs. Jack Miller
Feledby Club
' BURLESON, (Spl) — Mrs Jack
A. Miler was named honoree when
members of a Birthday Club gath-
ereu at her home last friday in
celebration of her birthday. Each
member brought a covered dish
and at noon a delicious lunch was
served.
Following the luncheon, Mrs. Mil-
ler was presented with a shower of
gifts. The remainder of the day
was spent in visiting, singing fa-
vorite hymns and a number es-
pecially enjoyed was a reading by
Mrs. H. A. Lightfoot of Cleburne.
Enjoying the meeting and din-
ner were: Mmes. Lightfoot, Jam-
es Bandy and Ernest Jones of Cle-
burne; Mrs. John Bransom, Joshua
Mines. S. M. Taylor, R. L. Smith,
J. W. Keen, Edith .Sitton, H L
Cowsert, A. W. Miller, H. H.
Cowsert, and three children, Skip
and Paul Cowsert and Kathy Miller.
Mr and Mrs. Darvin Daniel and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs W K
Daniel visited Mr. and Mrs. J.' D.
Daniel in Fort Worth Monday night.'
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Stanley Party
Mrs. E. O. Berry entertained
with a Stanley party Tuesday night
at her home, 908 Bales.
Games were played and prizes
given. Th*3 Earlv Bird vrize was
won by Mrs. Mims. Other prizes
Wrre won by Mrs. Carl Vaughan
। and Mrs. Vernie Denton.
Refreshments of com arinks and
cookies were served to Mmes. Osce
Clark, Vernie Denton, W. C. Brew-
er, Leroy Marchman, Mims, Carl
Vaughon, Browning, Rovinsky and
the hostess.
Native Galilean Shepherd Coming
To Show Color Travelogue Here
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ago and worked his way through
an American University. Recently
he returned to the land of his birth
and there personally took in full
color motion pictures of the scenes
and people of Galilee and Palestine.
He returned to America with his
unusual films and thrilling story.
He has written for magazines and
newspapers and spoke before
great audiences in many of the
famous universities, colleges,chur-
ches and schools in Canada and
the United States.
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Mr. Haboush’s Travelogue that
he is bringing to our community in
the near future is a distinct con-
tribution to North American let-
ters and to modern thought. It
breathes the very life and mysti-
cism. of the ancient East. Part
of it is delivered in native costume,
the same costume worn by native
Galileans in the days of the Bible
story. Part of his dramatic story
ment of thrilling scenes and motion
is delivered to the accompani-
pictures in full color. Many of the
scenes that he will show in this
program, appeared in the National
Geographic Magazine and leading
religious periodicals. He is to ap-
pear in person with Madame Ha-
boush and two young men to pre-
sent their Bible Land Musical
Travelogue “On Sacred Soil” at
Cleburne Senior High School audi-
torium - Tuesday, March 2nd at
7:30 p.m. under the auspices of
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Mrs. Elbert Smith
Speaks To THDA
“To succeed in an undertaking,we
must persevere,and the word"pre-
severance” means steadiness or
constancy. Ephesians 6:18 is the
only place in the Bible this word,
perseveranc, is used,” Mrs. W. R.
Wallen said, when she brought the
thought for the day to the Keene
Club.Monday afternoon,in the home
of Mrs. Pat Nichols.
Mis. L. C. Ward, president,called
for order and “This is My Father’s
World” was sung by the group.
Mrs. Wallen led in prayer following
the song.
Mrs. W. O. Belz report ,1 that
$206.60 was made at the Program
given by the Forgotten Talent.Pro-
ceeds will go to the March of Dim-
es fund.
Mrs. Belz, program chairman, in-
troduced Mrs. Elbert Smith from
Bono WHD Club, Mrs. Smith spoke
on THDA. and how the State Home
Demonstration Leader works with
the WHD Clubs through the Coun-
ty T.H.D Chairman.
Mrs. Smith reported on a Civil
Defense Meeting and told some
“Don’t’s” in fire safety.
Mrs. Russell Owens conducted a
game and refreshments of lemon
pie and cold drinks were served
to the following: Mmes. M. J. Den-
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Main Street Has
Program Tuesday
Mrs. Jack Griffin and Mrs. Guy
Yater were hostess to Circle Two
of the Main Sireei Methodist
Church Tuesday in the Griffin
home.
Mrs. A. I. Walker, chairman,
presided over the business and Mrs.
W. F. Dietrich gave the devotional
on “Rules for Christain Living.”
Mrs. W. B. Perkins told of the
“Great Reformation Under Josiah,’
in the siudy of Jeremiah. Mrs.
Dunn Watson told of the “Rule of
Jehoiakim” the king. Mrs. Tim
Williams discussed the reign of
Zedekiah and the Destruction of
Judah. Mrs. Thad Sandford voiced
the closing prayer.
Coffee and doughnuts were ser-
ved to Mmes. Frank West, Jack
Griffin, Floyd Johnson, Dunn Wat-
son, W. F. Dietrich, W. O. Cum-
mings, A. I. Walker, Guy Yater,
Tim Williiams, J Q. Chapman,
Thad Sandford, Ken Sparks, W. B.
Perkins and Marvin Cumbie.
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 78, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 11, 1954, newspaper, February 11, 1954; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1505419/m1/2/?q=%22Texas+Press+Association%22: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.