Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 167, Ed. 1 Friday, March 11, 1955 Page: 7 of 10
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hard to I ‘am to create them.
Assemblies were held at J. M.
Lindsay and Mt Murray Tuesday
and Frar|klin and Lee school
Wednesday.
E. L. Gilmore, 1330 East Garnett
street. ‘
Refreshments were served to
members and two guests. Miss
Kavanaugh and Mrs. Fred Greer.
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J. M. Suddath and her daughters,
Misses Shirley and June Sud-
dath, were hostesses for a bridal
shower for Miss Patsy Eppler,
bride-elect of Lee Roy Piott of
Edmond, Okla., Saturday after-
noon. Sixty attended.
AS LITTLE AS $10.73 PER MONTH
DELIVERS THIS NEW
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ut that the pleasures
e today, automobiles,
homes were once the
May Ying Young
Group Has Meet
The May Ying Young Women’s
association of First Baptist
church met Monday evening in
the home of Miss Martha Greer,
309 North Rusk street.
Miss Virgina Dresser opened
the Annie Armstrong mission
program with prayer and Misses
Carol Ann Evans. Maurine Kava-
naugh, Greer and Janis Appleton
gave parts. Mrs. J. R. Reuther,
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BUYERS OF USED CARS
See our big selection of
Certified
CARS
pictures. He lso talked for the
church members Monday eve-
Surprise Party
Fetes Mrs. Tooley
Mrs. Estella Tooley of 1327
East Cherry was honored with a
surprise dinner Tuesday evening.
She is 70. The meal was attended
by 30 persons and was held in
the home of her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tooley, 1005
South Taylor street. Gifts were
presented the honoree.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gibbs
and daughter of Marietta, Okla.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scog-
gins and son of Pilot Point were
from out of the city and among
the other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. David Atchinson, Mrs. F. T.
Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Brewer and their families.
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for March 28 in the home of Mrs.
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313 West Broadway
Gifts were displayed in three
rooms of the home which were
decorated with pink carnations.
The refreshment table was laid
in white lace over pink and deco-
rations were large white wedding
bells tied with pink from the
ceiling above the cake. White
candles burned in crystal holders.
An arrangement of the carna-
tions was also on the table.
Assisting in the house party
were Mmes. Bo Reid, Herbert
Eppler, James W. Jones, K. L.
Davis and Quinton Gregory of
Sherman and Dale Bullard and
Misses Paula Kay Judd, Binnie
Sue Eppler and Ruth Remley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Doughty
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Music Minister ’
Makes Four Talks
At Public Schools
Lonnie Stringfellow, minister
of music and education of t h e
First Baptist church, visited the
four elementary schools Tuesday
and Wednesday and made a brief
talk in recognition of Texas Pub-
lic Schools Week.
Roy P. Wilson, superintendent
of schools, accompanied him and
introduced him to each assembly.
Stringfellow impressed upon the
students the advantages offered
in their schools as compared to
schools of yesteryear. He had
them picture their advantages of
equipment, good buildings, chairs,
He told
celebrate
Week by
books and
YOU HAVE AS MUCH AS
30 MONTHS TO PAY THE BALANCE
ORR'S AUTO STORE
circle of the First Baptist church
met Monday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Cecil Tinsley for
Bible study. Mrs. Scott Potts pre-
sided and the opening prayer was
given by Mrs. Hill Campbell.
Miss E ml 1 y Beck gave the
study on Baptism. Mrs. Eva Dob-
kins reported on a recent visit
to the jail and urged all members
to visit the unenlisted and get
them enrolled in Sunday'school
and church. She also offered the
closing prayer.
The recently remodeled home
was beautifully decorated with
arrangements of japonica and re-
freshments of pecan pie and cof-
fee were served to eight mem-
bers and two guests, Mrs. J. L.
Webb and Mrs. B. G. Krueger.
counselor, closed the program
with prayer.
The group went over their goal
in an offering for the mission.
t art 7,520 daily i
in the world.
Fri.,
Look at the luxury! Big-car size and style! Look at the price tag! Stude-
baker is priced down in the low price field! Yes, the price tag tells you ...
your smart car is Studebaker!
see why the smrt car to buy is
STUDEBAKER
GIRL SCOUTS
of
GAINESVILLE
taking care of their
equipment, the build-
he grounds and urged
Puckett and Kavanaugh will be
in Dallas for a meeting of the
Texas Home Economists associa-
tion. They will return to Gaines-
ville Saturday night.
Miss Bernice Puckett, county
home demonstration agent, and
her assistant, Miss Maurine Kava-
naugh, were in Fort Worth
Thursday to attend a one-day
workshop sponsored by the Tex-
as Extension service for agents
throughout the state.
The lectures were in the selec-
tion and care of electrical appli-
ances and was held at the Frigi-
daire auditorium with Mrs. Abbie
Andrews, home economist for the
ompany, and Mrs. Bernice Clay-
tor, home management specialist
for the extension service, in
charge.
Friday and Saturday, Misses
G. .W.
Joe Doughty Su
John M. Duff
visited Mr. and
son Saturday.
ning.
The women met Monday after-
noon of last week with Mrs. Gus
Strength; Tuesday with Mrs. Inez
Farr, Thursday with Mrs. Arlie
Wood and Friday with Mrs. S. A.
Smith. * Mrs. S. M. Proffer was
program chairman for the week.
The regular WMU meeting was
held Tuesday of this week in the
home of Mrs. E. E. Huey. The
Royal Service program was fol-
lowed with Mrs. O. R. Keener giv-
ing the devotion and Mrs. S. M.
Proffer conducting the program.
Mmes. H. B. Harrell, Osa Coats,
Cecil Shaw and Jack Strickland
took part.
An all-day session was planned
for March 16 and will be held in
the home of Mrs. Keener. The
women will sew on layettes to be
sent to the home mission at Es-
panola, N. M., one of the stations
where Mr. Abbott serves.
Nine members and two vis-
t heir teachers. He
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Extension Agents
Has Study Meeting Attend Workshop
AerWAc +LA t ,+4:. Ar.-. _ _
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them to l se cooperative and cour-
and sons, Gary and Jerry of
Gainesville
AUTOMOBILE
FIRE, TORNADO, POLIO
INSURANCE
Call or see me about the Re-
sponsibility Insurance on
your Car or Truck.
GEO. M. GRICE\
, 205 E. California, HO 5-4315-
eshs, playground and recreation- illustrated his talk with slide
al faciliti es and above all their it ” * “ " f- “
.....teachers,
them they could help
Texas Public Schools
Connecticut Tells You
LYM, Conn. (UP) — Praising
the state’s system of highway
markings, Mrs. James Pullar told
a, town meeting, “Anyone who
has been in other states knows
that-Connecticut road signs real-
ly tell you where to go.”
American production of mink
fur has doubled in thea past
MARYSVILLE, Mar. 11 —Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Matthew of Sub-
lette, Kansas, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Davidson Wednesday.
T. C. Wyatt of Winnsboro,
spent Wednesday night and
Thursday with his mother, Mrs.
Rilla Wyatt and brother, Joe.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrell of
Sherman and Mrs, Hugh Harrell
of Gainesville vsited Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Moon Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGill and
children, Sandra and Dub of La-
mesa spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davidson.
Mrs. Lula Richardson and Mr.
and Mrs. Keef of Denton spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
vin Doughty and Mrs. Mattie
Doughty. Mrs. Keef is the former
Charline Richardson.
Bill Miller of Spearman, Cal
Miller of Collinsville, Mr, and
Mrs. Shelton - Doughty and chil-
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Rev. John Abbott
is WMU Speaker
A talk Sunday morning at the
Tabernac e Baptist church by the
Rev. Johh Abbott brought to a
close the weeklv meetings of the
Woman’s Missionary union in ob-
servance of the Annie Armstrong
teous to
pointed 6
they ha’ <
television,
PACE BROTHERS
109 North Red River
Beck of Tenner Furniture
Gainesville,, Dial HO 5-2231
COMPARE IT FOR PRICE
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roe and
family of Whitesboro and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Martin and
family of Muenster spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Foster David-
son.
Mmes. John Richey and
Charles Davidson attended the
home demonstration club coun-
cil meeting Tuesday afternoon at
Gainesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Hallmark
and family and Wanda Richey
spent Sunday visiting in Ard-
more, Oklahoma.
The Marysville home demon-
stration club! will meet Friday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Herman Richey. Members are re-
minded to bring donations for the
Red Cross.
Donny Whitt spent the week-
end at A&M college.
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Rites Solemnized
WHITESBORO, Mar. 10 —Miss
Sue Dutton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Dutton, and Thomas
Marbury, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Marbury, were married Sat-
urday evening at the Robertson
Memorial Methodist church.
Rev. John H. Brand, pastor,
read the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her bro-
ther, Ted Dutton, the bride wore
an embroidered white organdy
dress with a short veil of illusion.
Her flowers were white carna-
tions. i
Miss Joan Chisum was honor
maidand Mrs. C. F. Hodges, Gra-
haKhonor matron. Bruce Baker
was best man and Jimmy Mar-
bury and Wallace Sloan were
ushers.
Mrs. H. H. Noland furnished
traditional music on the organ.
A reception followed in the
bride’s home and Mrs. Bill put-
ton of Fort Worth served the
cake. Mrs. Bill Boaz served the
punch and guests were registered
by Mrs. Billy Gene West.
The couple left for a trip to
Arkadelphia, Ark. and when they
return wall reside in Whitesboro.
She is a senior in high school and
he is a Whitesboro high gradu-
ate. Out of town guests included
his grandmother, Mrs. T. H. Mar-
bury, Misses Patsy and Sallie
Marbury of Arkadelphia and Mrs.
William McMillion of Gurdon,
Ark.
Agents Meet With
Lindsay 4-H Clubs
The Lindsay Boys and Girls
4-H clubs met Thursday in the
school cafeteria.
Gene Sears met with the junior
boys and talked on duties of offi-
cers. He gave a demonstration
on good garden practices and
held a question an<Tanswer peri-
od on this.
The junior girls witnessed a
demonstration by. Miss Maurine
Kavanaugh on use of a pattern
in sewing and the finishing of a
blouse. Alma Haverkamp pre-
sided and Judy Schmitz called
the roll. Loretta Voth led the
songs and Rosemary Bezner
made the motion for adjourn-
ment. Mrs. Joe Zimmerer, adult
leader, was present.
The senior Girls 4 H club met
in the morning with Rachel Voth
presiding. Miss Kavanaugh gave
the blouse demonstration with
emphasis on putting in sleeves
correctly. I
A discussion was held about
the window exhibit at Schad and
Pulte company. Adult leaders,
Mrs. Joe Bengfort and Mrs. Nick
Block, were present.
Sears met wath the senior boys
that morning and discussed’ the
price and raising of Sears-Roe-
buck pigs, Henry Fleitmann, who
recently attended a tractor school
in Denton, gave a demonstration
on tractor maintenance.
Beta Sigma Phi
Chapter Prepares
To Name Officers
A nominating committee report
selected two names for each of-
fice and presented them to mem-
bers of the Theta Alpha chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday eve-
ning. Members will vote at the
next meeting on the slate.
Held in the home of Mrs. V. C.
McWhirter, 1303 Fair avenue
Mrs. A. B. Grice presided and
Mrs. Edward David announced
the following names: Mmes.
James Bezner and Bob Crouch,
president; Allen Friddell and J.
A. St. John, vice phesident; Jean
Neal and Lambert Bezner, re-
cording secretary; E. F. Magee
and D. W. Taylor, corresponding
secretary; Miss Mary RuthDiltz
and Mrs. Roy Albert, Jr., treasur-
er; Mmes. Byron Beasley and
Rufus Bezner, extension officers.
Mrs. Grice announced the state
convention to be held in Dallas
May 28 and 29 and outlined a
schedule of events. Mrs. Albert
reported on the rush party held
March 2. The members discussed
plans for a founders day banquet
to be held April 30. This will be
a dinner dance.
! For the program Mrs. Lambert
Bezner told of the founding of
Beta Sigma Phi and gave a brief
history. Mrs. Albert gave a sum-
mary of the local chapter’s his-
tory to date.
Refreshments were served to
12 members and two visitors,
Mrs. Richard McCrone and Mrs.
C. M. Befl.
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