Mt. Pleasant Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, March 19, 1965 Page: 3 of 6
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Mrs. Bob Harwell and Mrs.
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Held in the home of the club
president, Mrs. F. M. Wil-
so, the show featured
flower arrangements placed
to accent the furnishings in
Mrs. Wilson’s home.
Winner of the tri-color
award was Mrs. C. A. Wood,
whose artistic arrangement
of identical Hogarth curves
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Dismissed: Herman Whor-
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award for the most outstand-
ing speciman. Her entry was
a King Alfred daffodil.
Mrs. George D. O’Neal
won the sweepstakes in the
horticulture division with 13
specimens.
Blue ribbons in the artistic
division were won by Mmes.
C. A. Wood, Bob Harwell,
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Ethel Croxtbn Circle
Meets on Thursday
The Ethel Croxton Circle
of Ripley Memorial Baptist
Church met Thursday after-
noon in the home of Mrs.
John Morris.
The devotional was brought
by Mrs W. S. Lilly.
Mrs. John Edwards voiced
a special prayer for the mis
sionaries.
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. S.
D. James were in charge of
the mission study “Changing
Winds.”
The group was dismissed
in prayer by Mrs. Lilly.
Refreshments were served.
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GARDEN CLUB SHOW—Several of the winners in the Azalea Garden Club’s
annual iower show Thursday are shown here, from left to right. Mrs. M. F.
Ivie was sweepstakes winner in the artistic division; Mrs. George O Neal won
sweepstakes in me horuculture division; Mrs. C. A. Wood won the Tri-Color
, artistic award. Mrs. Frank Wilson, pr esident, was hostess for the show at her
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Lula Beckham, F. M. Wilson,
Homer Bowden, M. F. Ivie
and C. L. Miller.
Winners of the red ribbons
in the artistic division were
Mmes. Bob Harwell, M. F.
Ivie, Blanch Johnston, Forrest
French and J. L. Moses.
In the horticulture division,
blue ribbons were won by
Mmes. J. W. Roach, P. D.
Thornton, George D. O’Neai,
F. G. Hampton, Homer Bow-
den, Lula Beckham, C. A.
Wood, Forrest French, C. T.
Holcomb and C. L. Miller.
Red ribbons in the horti-
was placed on the
of the Home Placement
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Dear Heloise:
When I read about you mix-
ing different creams with
loose face powder to form a
matte makeup . . .
I thought, “What do I have
to lose?” I did not happen to
have a foundation cream or
cleansing cream, so I mixed
my face powder with moistur-
izing cream ! Your homemade
variety has stopped them ali!
I feel that my mixing face
powder with moisturizing
cream, I am now getting a
beauty treatment all day . . .
Liz
Service Since 1892 . :
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a merit
Mrs, P. D.
a multicolor croton plai.t.
Harwell and
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ear Heleise:
I am the mother of a foot-
all team of boys. Yes, we
appen to have eleven!
• I wonder why mothers
aste their time ironing olue
Bans or_putting them on
pants creasers? I never do.
5 One day it dawned on me,
|fter buying 11 new pair, how
Thanufacturers fold them
When they are sold.
E Do you know they are
plded FLAT with the rear of
fie seat folded on the out-
Jlde?
r When I wash blue jeans. I
lang them on the line at the
vyaist, using three clothespins
«. . one at the center and one
on each side seam at the belt
ne. If the zipper is closed,
i takes longer to dry (which
fives you longer to iron
Mher things) but it makes the
lue jean look neater.
1All of my jeans are practi-
ally wringle-free this way,
|nd Ldo not even bother to
grip-dry them. I just give
Riem a big shake as I hang
them on the line.
- When dry, fold flat again
the way they were when you
brought them home from the
tore. Never fold a blue jean
frith inseam to inseam.
Football Mother
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I LETTER OF LAUGHTER
Pear Heloise:
1 When young puppies begin
to get their teeth, do not give
mem an old shoe because
hater they will take good
hoes (not knowing any bet-
tor) out of your closet.
- And, as they grow older,
they will tromp all over the
Neighborhood looking for
more shoes.
2 This will bring you much
Azalea Garden
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culture division were won by
Mmes. P. D. Thornton, C. L.
Miller, Blanch Johnston, C.
T. Holcomb, Forrest French,
C. A. Wood, J. W. Roach and
George D. O’Neal.
Special awards of appreci-
ation for an invitational ex-
hibit were presented to Mr.
Sliced fried luncheon meat
Seasoned pinto beans
Cheese & spaghetti
Sliced pickles & lettuce
wedge
Fruit jello
Hot buttered rolls
% pint of milk
Friday
Salmon croquetts & catsup
Hot potato Salad
Whole kernel corn
Lettuce leaf & ripe olives
Banana nut cake squares •
Hot buttered rolls
% pint of milk
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passed the five required
flower show -schools and ex-
hibitions.
They can be prepared
ahead of time, stored in the
freezer and will be ready to
pop into the oven whenever
needed.
Mrs. Max Callison
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Dar Heloise:
This hint is for new moth-
ers:
When putting on my daugh-
ter’s shoes, she always curls
her toes
if I tap the bottom of her
shoe as I’m putting it on, she
uncurls her toes, and the
shoe goes on easily.
Mrs. Robert Zikan
SCHOOL
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Monday
Beef vegetable soup
Crackers
Pimiento cheese sandwich
Steamed prunes
C h o c l a t e pudding and
whip-topping.
Lettuce wedge
% pint of milk
Tuesday
Chicken & dumplings
Buttered English peas
Seasoned apple slices
Tossed green salad
Peanut butter cookies
Hot buttered rolls
% pint of milk
Wednesday
Sliced beef roast & gravy
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by the hostess.
TEL Class :
Has Meeting .
The TEL Sunday school
class of the Highland Park
Baptist Church met Thurs- .
day afternoon at 2:30 in the
home of Mrs W. E. Freeman
for a social and business
meeting. There were 10
members present.
Mrs O. S MeCollum pre-
sided over the meeting . .
The opening prayer was
voiced by Mrs. J. M. God-
win.
Mrs Flora Richardson call-
ed the roll and read the min-
utes of the previous meeting.
During the business ses-
sion, the class nominated
Mrs. B. T. Smith as chair-
man of the benevolenee com-
mittee They also decided
to buy new drapes for the
new classroom.
Mrs. Richardson brought
the devotional from Psalms
31: 1 10.
Mrs. Merle Barnett clased
the meeting with prayer.
Refreshments were served
There is no substitute
for safety . . . First Na-
tional Customers have
long known that their ac-
counts were safe at the
First National bank. But
now we have gone even a
step further and installed
a new bookkeeping system
to improve again our cus-
tomer service.
l^crjonah
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Mrs. Paul Easter and sons
Paul and David and Mrs
A. J. Williams, all of La
Place, La. have returned to
their home after a weeks visit
in the home of Mrs. Easter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvel
Dunn.
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bear Heloise:
3 Last night I was in a hurry
to get ready to go out, and I
Splashed some perfume on a
good blouse.
Steamed buttered
(sugar'
Purple hull peas
Cabbage slaw & ripe
Cherry cobbler
Hot buttered rolls
1 pint of milk
Thursday
If you are like most people, you hope someday to own a far less stature and quality. These fine Cadillacs are all in
new Cadillac motor car. For Cadillac’s continuing great- superb condition, and many offer features not yet avail-
ness in design and engineering has made it one of the able on other makes. And from a standpoint of invest-
word’s most desirable and sought-after possessions. But ment, remember that a Cadillac traditionally returns
if a new Cadillac is not presently feasible, you should con- more of its cost at resale than any other car at or near its
sider the pleasure and satisfaction that would be yours price. So visit your authorised Cadillac dealer, and let
with ,late model, previously-owned Cadillac. Your dealer him show you a Cadillac—new or used—that will fit
currently offers an unusually wide selection of fine used your budget. Your visit will be the wisest motoring move
Cadillacs at a cost in line with that of many new cars of you have ever made. Why not make it this week?
---HINTSEROM HELOISE
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TITUS COUNTY ,
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Admitted: Anna Harvey,
Margie Parham, Gus Pres-
ley, Drue Matlock, Audrey
Criswell and Mrs. Linley El-
liott..
Dismissed: Janet Legg.
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MT. PLEASANT
HOSPITAL AND CLINIC
Admitted: J. B. Moss, El-
bert Dale, Willie B. ■ Scott,
Linda Davis, and Mabel
Campbell.
Dismissed: Daphne Sellers,
Mrs. Alvon Allen and baby.
Ruby Nell Clayton and E. O.
Minchew.
CURREY CLINIC
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I have called our local
beauticians, and they tell me
that your idea is something
new. They all agree that you,
my dear Liz, have hit the nail
on the head.
Any woman can mix her
favorite cream (whether it is
moisturing or not) with her
favorite brand and shade of
face powder by using a table
knife or her fingers.
Heloise
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Dear Heloise:
Don’t throw away those
left-over or stale sandwich
buns!
Split the buns, spread each
half generously with butter
and sprinkle with sugar and
cinnamon. Place in a 350 de-
gree oven for five to ten min-
utes.
Adults and children alike
love this breakfast treat.
and Mrs. Robert Mabry and
Mrs O’Neal for a bird ex-
hibit Mrs. M. F. ivie of the
welcome plaque planed on
the front lawn, Mrs O’Neal
for the arrangement "pring
Welcome”, Mrs. Floyd Shel-
ton and O. C Neal for a con-
servation exhibit and Rich-
ardson Feed Mill for an ex-
hibit and insecticides
, -u and garden supplies.
2 " “ Judge for the flower show
Io" I were Mmes. H. C. Shqe-
i : 9 maker, A. G. Daniel and T.
Ls, i D Albright, members of Ue
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! All are nationally accredited
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■ ’ East Texas Council of Garden
2M. Ji Club, having attended and
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Dear Judy:
Some types of perfume are
impossible to remove.
Try washing the blouse in
cold water and detergent.
Sponge with equal parts of
alcohol and water.
Always be sre to spot test
alcohol on a hidden spot first.
Heloise
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Mt. Pleasant Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, March 19, 1965, newspaper, March 19, 1965; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1613559/m1/3/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.