The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1962 Page: 5 of 8
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Nonmbti 22. 1962
Jr. Haitnony Club
Has Progressive
Supper Monday.
Hostesses for the Junior Har-
mony- Glub "International Pro-
gressive Supper" Monday, Nov.
19, were Mr. Jim Blagg, Linda
Kendrick and Karen Watson.
The club, dressed in costumes
of four countries, began their
supper with the appetizer at the
home of Mrs. Blagg. The club
then progressed to the home of
: 0ftla4-
The main course and desert
were'in the home of Karen Wat-
son. a I • *
The profram opened with the
Junior Collect. The seniors.
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dre&ed aa their country, Mexico,
sang "La Cucaracha". "Loch Lo-
mond", a Scottish song, was pre-
sented by "the Juniors. The soph-
omores, representing Holland,
sang a iong about a little boat.
Carrying out the theme a
French gifls. the freshmen sang
"At Pierrot's poor". The Hymn of
the Month ']We Plow the Fields"
and the Junior Hymn was sung
by the club.
Those present were Judy Brix-
ey, Charlotte Cash, Diane Comp-
ton, Sylvia Curry, Benita Farris,
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atS25ey • family
atmosphere • prices e:
AND ALL THE
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Lemley
SCIENCE FACT AND FABLE
until RCCtMT TtMCf,
SCIfHTISTS HAVE MAO A<
DIPPICULT TIMB TRVIN*
to arof pouo. accom «m«
to AN *«CI«NT tTOMK .
TABkCT POUND
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MOMRN POMO VACCINES.
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MGift Ideas" Given
Julia. Flouriuy, Linda Flowers,
'Sandra Gri/zle. Susan Hftwjces, t
Lynn Hodges. Becky Kendrick. Members of Stlldy
Linda Kendrick, Theresa May, j t '
Jeannie Maze, Susie Perkins, ClUD Of! Thursday
Pam Rhoades. Nancy Smith, Sha-
iron Suther. Karen Watson, Mrs. Sibil HiggjDbQtbam wa&JbtQ&u
Ja^7^;1tess -f^ tht. Crosbyton Studv Club
Mrs. Millard Watson, and Mrs.' % L
F,ampst Ma7p The fyi-hrtKte<is^s I Thursday,. , ovember Id.
was tho program I
Sheer . and I
Earnest Maze. The co-hostesses
were—Beefcy^ Kendrick, Sherry f
Watson, Jeannie Maze and Judy ! presented bv, Jane
fBrixey.
and gifts -for the home were
shown. These included i tenia
from lorraJL, stoj&es-- - a*?d hnme
handicrafts. ' t
Coffee rolls, .cheese-ntat bread
J„and coffee v .*ere served by the !
hostess to M-welle Cash, Jean
Anderson, Mai thai Kent , pinny !
Jung, Darlene Clifton. Faye |
Hodges, i)et-y" Hou.-er. Marge
Holman, Billye 3tt>:kton. Jane,
j Sheer. Mary Eeth Be.ry. EJetty
]dinburg. Beverly Boy.!. Carolyn
| Boardrnan, ! !adge .Weaver! Avis j
Kirkendali,/ 'Jerre Fowler and 1
Delinda Vetnjr.
AND WE HAVE MUCH
TO BE THANKFUL FOR
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Our area has been blessed with a bounti-
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ful crop this year. And we in turn have
many fine customers whom we appre-
ciate very much. Thanksgiving is tradion-
ally a time for marking a good harvest,
and pausing to reflect on our blessings.
We join all of you in offering Thanksgiv-
ing for the blessings which God has sent
us during the year.
We want to wish each of you the very
finest and happiest of Thanksgiving days.
It is a time for relaxation and thanksgiv-
ing, a time when renewed acquaintances
and laughter becoSie d sort of pfdyer of
Thanks!
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WITH YOUR
MESSAGE OF
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CHRISTMAS
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SELECT
HALLMAUK
CHRISTMAS
CARDS NOW
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Pete Bell, Manager
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Tft® soft glow of a Gas Light
erfends a cordial walcoma to
visitors, yat stands as a silent
determent to .trespassers. Dis-
i tinctrve looking, economical in
'• cost, a j&as Light makes an
~~1 iMMmiai and practical gift fbr
friends, or your own fam^y.
.. j y it PNG and choose from
fnr* m>w models now on dii--,
play, or order through ®ny
Pioneer employee.
PIONEER NATURAL
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Bennett, Patrick. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1962, newspaper, November 22, 1962; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281869/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.