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g a THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
4-A Abilene, Texas, Tuesday Evening, June 9. 1953
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HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY ,
Vacation Beauty Suggestions
Are Discussed by Julie Bishop
West Texas Couples Attend NMMI
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Mrs. Collier, Marvin Morrow
Installed OES Chapter Officers
A banquet honoring grand in-
stalling officers was hosted by the
Queen Esther Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star in the Drake Hotel.
Mrs. E M Collier was installed
worthy matron and Marvin Mor-
row, worthy patron of the chapter.
Honorees were: Mrs. Eunice Con-
nell of San Antonio, grand con-
ductress of the Grand Chapter of
Texas, OES; Mrs. Hasel Nunn of
Sweetwater, deputy grand matron
of District two, section seven: Mrs.
Winifred Phillips of Sweetwater,
credentials committee, Grand
Chapter of Texas: Mrs. Katie Lee
Watters, grand installing chap-
lain: Earlynn Collier, grand instal-
ling organist.
A rose program followed with
Mrs. Della Mae Moore, program
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chairman. The .worthy matron and
worthy patron were presented
roses. Mrs. Saretta Cameron of
Kermit, daughter of the worthy pa-
tron. played a violin solo, “Czar-
das” (Monti). Miss Collier played
the "First Dance in Bulgarian
Rythm” (Bartok). Mrs. Vivian
Morrow played an original com-
position, dedicating it to Mrs. Col-
lier and Morrow, calling it The
Wilma and Marvin March." Mrs.
Mary Conerly sang "Only a Rose"
and "The Lord's Prayer"
Other new officers of the chap-
ter are: Mrs. Eula Luton, associate
matron; J. W. Ely, associate pa-
tron; Mrs. Bessie Dortch, secretory
Mrs. Billie Ruth Hawkins, treas-
urer; Mrs. Conerly, conductress;
Mrs. Mattie Nunn, associate con-
ductress; Mrs. Frances Church,
marshall; Mrs. Nell Anderburg
chaplain, Mrs. Vivian Morrow, or-
Mrs. Ellen Tanner, Adah; Mrs. La
Verne Howard, Ruth; Mrs. Jean
Higginbotham; Esther: Mrs. Ellen
Meyer, Martha, Mrs. Mildred Mu-
sick. Electra; Mrs. Mary Jane
Roberts, warder; J. A. Anderburg
sentinel.
Chapter members served re-
freshments. Mrs. Mary Clark Holt,
Ditt Losland and Mrs Margaret
Young assisted in the dining room.
Bird of paradise was table center-
piece.
Elaine Carlisle,
0. C. T. Nall
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Mr. and Mrs O. N. Carlisle,
2134 Washington St., are annouc-
ing the engagement and approach-
ing marriage of their daughter.
Elaine, to O. C. Truman Na/l, son
of Mr. and Mrs Ben F. Nall of
Norwood, Mo.
They will be married June 20
at 5 p. m. in the chapel at the
First Baptist Church. Dr. Frank
E. Royal, brother - la - law of the
bridegroom - elect, will officiate.
The bride - elect is a graduate
of Hardin - Simmons University
and is a teacher in the Abilene
City Schools.
Nall is a graduate of Drury
College in Springfield. Mo. and is
now in Officers Candidate School
at Lackland Air Force Base, San
Antonio, and will receive Ms com-
mission as second lieutenant June
19. /
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Darlene Belew
The first in a series of parties
honoring Darlene Belew, bride-
elect of Bob N. Smith af Haskell,
wax a coffee in the home of Velma
Walker, 434 Beech St Sunday.
Ca - haste were Mrs. Britton
Smartt, Mrs. Ralph Walker, and
Mrs. Jack Smartt of Midland
The couple will be married July
• In the First Baptist Church
Chapel.
Blue and yellow daisies centered
the serving table, which was ap-
pointed ia surer Other spring
flowers were used throughout the
entertaining rooms. Mrs. R. A.
Welker poured coffee
A gift of silver was, presented
the honoree She waswearing a
trousseau track of navy and white
rattan, and a waist corsage of
Esther Reed daisies.
Mrs George E Belew, mother
of the bride-elect, and Mrs Clay
Smith of Haskell, mother of the
prospective bridegroom, and Mrs
B C Chapman af Haskell, aunt
of the prospective bridegroom,
were among the guests attending.
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Mina Matthews
Mine Darby Matthews bride-
elect af Bill Lindsay, was honored
at a luncheon Thursday in the
Woman's Club, hosted by Mrs A
S. Hawes, and Mrs. Frank Ger-
lach.
Pink and white daisies decorated
the luncheon table.
The bride-elect wore a black
sheath broadcloth dress with black
and white princess style east Her
hat was white pique
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Lacy
Beckham, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kiker
of Midland, and Mr. and Mrs. Cald-
well Beckham of Dallas hosted a
buffet supper to the back yard of
the Lewises, 1301 Highland St., ho-
noring Miss Matthews and Lind-
"Twelve couples attended.
, By LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD — Julie Bishop,
the Denver, Colo., girl who has
really taken Hollywood by storm,
makes motion pictures, appears
on the stage, and is also Robert
Cummings’ leading lady in the
"My Hero" television stories. I
asked Julie which medium of en-
tertainment she prefers working
in.
"I think TV is very exciting."
she confessed, “because you can
reach so many people at once,
and they write such friendly and
interesting letters."
In private life Julie is Mrs.
Clarence Shopp, and as her bus-
bend was a Colonel in the Air
Force and still loves to fly, Julie
is liable to spend a week end in
Canada or New York at the drop
of a hat.
“He doesn't give me much no-
tice." Julie laughed, "but I’ve
learned to pack in nothing flat."
"Lots of girls will be planning
vacations soon," I suggested, "and
I’ll bet you can give them some
good tips on how to be beautiful
with just one suitcase."
"Simplification is the answer,”
Julie explained, "but it is not
quite as simple as it sounds. In
order to streamline your ward-
robe and your cosmetics, you
must eliminate everything which
is non-essential. You have to take
into account the climate, what
evening dates you are liable to
have, how you will spend your
day. Try as much as possible to
have clothes which you can easily
take care of yourself. These new
fabrics which are crease-resistant,
nylon blouses and lingerie which
dry in a matter of hours make
traveling light less of a problem "
"What sbout your cosmetics?”
"I have a case with plastic jars
and bottles. These I have filled
with my favorites end I mark
them with adhesive labels because
once I thought 1 wss using tooth
powder end it turned out to be a
rinse for my nylons."
I asked Julie what heauty prep-
arations she took along with her.
"I hsve a bottle of cleansing
oil, a bottle of skin lotion, and a
jar of night .cream which takes
care of my complexion. The
cleansing oil also acta aa a lubri-
cant for my cuticie, a dressing for
my hair, and a few drops rubbed
into my palms doubles for hand
cream.”
If you are going on a vacation,
take a tip from Julie Bishop and
let your beauty travel light.
For Vacation
Relaxation will be one of the
most important pane of your va-
cation, and to aid you in thia
search you’ll want a copy of leaf-
let M-24, "Greer Garson's Rou-
tine for Relaxation." You'll learn
how and where to relax, and how
to let your breathing assist the
release of nervous tension. Get
your copy by sending 5 cents and
a self-addressed, stamped envel-
ope to Lydia Lane. Hollywood
Beauty, in care of The Abilene
Reporter-News. -----
Copyright 1953. Mirror Enter-
prises Syndicate, Los Angeles,
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TRAVEL LIGHT—One of TV’s'
leading ladies. Julie Bishop,
gives some valuable vacation
tips on how to streamline your
beauty routine.
Darla Hyde Weds
H. L. Martin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hyde,
1018 Peach St., announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Darla
Anne, to Harvey Lynn Martin,
Jr., aon of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Martin. 2350 Hardy St.
The couple waa married April
4 in Lovington, N. M., with the
Kev. Cheater G. Watt, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, officiat-
ing.
The bridegroom ia a 1953 grad-
uate of St. Joseph Academy, and
the bride also attended St. Joseph
Academy. The couple will make
their home in Abilene.
“A Night in Paris” was the
theme of the New Mexico Military
Institute final ball of the year
Monday night attended by West
Texas families, who also aaw their
sons graduate. Bay Anthony and
his orchestra furnished the music.
Gradustion ceremony was Tues-
day morning.
Dale Byran, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Byram, accompa-
nied Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright,
2241 South 11th St., to Roswell,
N. M. for the final events of the
school year. They were guests of
Don Wrignt, who was a graduat-
ing senior and is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Davenport
and their daughter, Shirley, were
guests of their son, Bob, a grad-
uate. i
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hooker, 7S7
Rivercrest Dr., were guests of
their son, Jack, also a graduate.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Caldwell. 1802
Belmont Blvd., and their daugh-
ter, Molly, were guests of their
son, Lee, also a graduating sen-
ior.
Attending from Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Street ___
their daughter, Sandra, also
guests of Jack Hooker. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wilkinson and their
daughter, Virginia Lou, from Mid-
land, were guests of Bob Daven-
port. Mr. end Mrs. Ben Black and
their daughter, Fredda, from Mid-
land also, were guests of Lee
Caldwell.
were
and
On the agenda for the weekend
waa polo, several parades. Cadet
Hop on Friday night, Baccalau-
reate sermon, final ball Monday
night, and the graduation ceremo-
ny Tuesday morning.
0. B. Stanley, Jr.
Visits Parents
Commander O. B. Stanley, Jr.,
visited Sunday in the home of Ma
parents. Dr. and Mrs. 0. B. Stan-
ley, 2410 Pine St. He has just re-
turned from a six-month Mediter-
ranean cruise where he served as
Air Officer on the Midway, an
aircraft carrier.
Mrs. Stanley, Jr., and their chil-
dren, John, David, Maureen and
Pat, live in Lynnhaven, Va. They
were unable to accompany Com-
mander Stanley to Abilene.
J. A. Bristows Mark 25th Wedding
Anniversary Sunday With Reception
Fes reed recout
Mrs. John Braddock’
Hosts Triple Four
Mrs John Braddock was host
to the Triple Four Club at her
home, 2242 Old Anson Rd
Cotton dresses were judged, end
prises went to Virgle Mills and
Mrs. N. O. Turner. Handmade
pal gins were exchanged and
judged. Prizes went to Mrs. Jim
Stevenson and Virgle Mills.
Next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Msx Bradford. 1966
Ross Ave.
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I day. June 14.
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Mayor C. E
I a proclamation
Mr. snd Mrs. J. A Bristow,
2589 Hickory St., celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary Sunday
afternoon with a reception in their
home
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Bristow of
Ssn Angelo, brother and sister of
the. couple, assisted in receiving
guests. The J. A. Bristows were
married in the home of the Alvin
Bristows when they lived near
Rule
White gladioli, stock, snd candy-
tuft decorated the living room. The
din ng table wss laid with white
organdy over white satin snd s
handmade Queen Anne’s lace rloth
over all. A silver wine cooler,
flanked with silver candelabra,
held white stock snd candytuft.
In the master bedroom, the wed-
ding clothes of Mrs. Bristow were
on display. The shirt, cuff links
snd tie pin thst she gave him as
a wedding present were also dis-
played. Gifts were shown in an-
other bedroom.
Mrs. W. A. Stephenson and Mrs.
W. L. Kincaid served. Mrs. Frank
Nevans and Mrs. Bill Mims
poured. Jane Kincaid directed
guests from the dining room to
the bedrooms. In the living room,
Etta Jane Stephenson directed
guests to the dining room. Mrs.
Anna Pechin and Letha Amer-
son, sister of the honoree, Nora
Beth Fuller, Mrs. Clifford Leddy
Mrs. B. F. Andrews, and Marion
Bristow were included in the
house party.
Mrs. Faye Barfoot registered the
approximately 140 guests Guests
attended from San Angelo, Rule,
Old Glory, and Big Spring.
Bristow’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. .
H. G Bristow from Rule, his sis-
ter. Mrs Leota Pierce, her son |
Charlton, and his wife and child,
Donna, from Old Glory, attended. ,
Women's Auxiliary to Dental Society
Installs Officers at Barbecue Dinner
Officers were installed Saturday
night at a barbecue dinner hosted
by the Women's Auxiliary to the
17th District Dental Society at the
Fort Phantom Lake Cabin of Dr.
and Mrs. David Ramsey.
More than 60 attended, including
Dr and Mrs Willard Ogle of Dal-
las, as special guests. Ogle is state
secretary.
Mrs D. C. McCord of Albany was
installed president; Mrs. Seth Cox,
president-elect; Mrs. R. D. Fuqua.
Sweetwater, flrot vice president.
Mrs. Jane Jones Sweetwater, se-
cond vice president; Mrs A. J.
Wimberly, Sweetwater, third vice
president. Mrs Bruce Snider,
Breckenridge, recording secretary;
Mrs J. H McGowen, publicity;
Mrs. M C. McGowen. Baird. par-
liamentarian; Mrs. June Young.
Sweetwater, auditor: and Mrs H.
J. Steakley, Colorado City, histor-
ian
Norma Sue Perry,
Bride-Elect,
Feted at Party
Norma Sue Perry, bride-elect of ,
J. C. Mayfield, was honored at a "
gift party Thursday night.in the
home of Mrs. C. C. Cheek. 1501
Oak St.
Co-hosts were Mrs. Chester Law-
rence, Mrs. C. L Peters and Mrs
A L Harrison.
Centerpiece on the table was ‘
a bridal- doll suspended by pink
and white ribbons Table was laid
with a crocheted cloth and appoint,
ed in silver The white and pink
cake was inscribed “Norma
Sue and J. C." in pink and was
decorated with a bridal bouquet of
sugar roses.
the entertaining rooms.
Miss Perry wore a sleeveless
rose dress styled with a flare skirt I
Mrs. Clifford Sands gave the de-
votional. Records of wedding music
were played during calling hours
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Yes they do - manners make
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you like them And there is no
more obvious way than to treating
them with respect and considera-
tion. And, after all, that is what
we mean by good manners. Treat
other people as you like to be treat-
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