The Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1960 Page: 12 of 16
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TAGE TWELVE
CLAUDE, ARMSTRONG COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1960.
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CLUBS • LOCALS
280 club women
attend meeting
The Armstrong County Home
Demonstration Clubs were host
to the Distrct 1, Texas Home De-
monstration Association here on
Thursday, April 7, in the school
auditorium.
<i Approximately 280 people re-
gistered for the one day meeting.
Nineteen counties in the district
were represented.
A very nice meeting .was re-
• ported and the lunch was sup-
erb according to those attending.
The meal was served in the
school cafeteria.
Local club women extend their
thanks and appreciation to the
following people and businesses
for their part in making the
meeting one of the outstanding
ones of the county: Mr. Damron
and all the school officials for
the building and their paticipa-
tion; Mrs. Wilkins and the girls
chorus for their beautiful music;
the workers in 'he cafeteria; Mrs
tarial work; The Claude News
son Chemical for scratch pads;
for their publicity; Mitchell-Good-
win Lumber Co.; Stewart Insur-
ance; Bob's 66 Service; Farmers
Supplies and Consumers; Fashion
Frocks; Nelson Grain Co.; Bur-
row Bros.; Cecil Hubbard for the
donation of pencils; Olin Mathe-
son Chem^call for scratch pads;
the B's Home Demo. Club mem-
bers; the Fairview Home Demo.
Club members; the Wayside Home
Demo. Club members; Misses Su-
zanne Brown, Sandra Anderson,
Charlene Hess and Marilyn Wet-
zel for acting as pages for the
meeting.
Others who made it successful
were the people on the program.
These people were from all over
the district and some represent-
ing the state.
The ladies hope they have not
ommitted anyone, but if they
uul, they want them to knov,
how much they appreciated the
help on this program.
FHA plan
landscaping
The Future Homemakers of
Claude High School have selected
as their last semester project,
the beautification of the grounds
around the high school and ele-
mentary school. Anyone who de-
sires to donate shrubs to the
FHA for this purpose is asked
to contact the homemaking tea-
cher, Mrs. Thompson, or any of
the Future Homemakers of the
Claude High School.
Call OA 6-4281 with local news.
Business Women
entertained
Group No. 1 of the Business
Women's Club entertained the
members recently with a Salad
Supper and Bingo Party at the
Warner Community Home. As
each guest entered the commun-
ity Home she saw a beautiful
Easter Egg tree located on a
table in the front entrance hall,
and the serving ta':le decorations
carried out the Easter theme with
Easter baskets, bunnies and eggs
beautifully arranged on each
table.
After each guest had filled her-
self to "capacity" with the de-
licious salads which had been pre-
pared by the members of the
hostess group, everyone was nak-
ed to again be seated at the
tables and the bingo games would
start. Each person attending had
been asked to bring a "White
Elephant" to be used as prizes
for the bingo games. Delnm Reck
explained that on a first bingo
by anyone, they would be allowed
to choose any prize displayed on
the prize table, but that on a
second bingo by a person, that
person would be allowed to either
select her prize from the display
or could take the prize already
received by another "fortunate"
winner. This method of obtain-
ing prizes brought about the con-
cealment, in many various, stran-
ge and unsuspected places, of
each prize as it was won.
There were twenty-four mem-
bers and one guest, Mrs. Ruth
Longhagen, present. All departed
at a late hour declaring Group
1 to b^ exceptional hostesses to
a very hilarious party enjoyed
by all.
In doubt about vour hair stvle? I .g fr;er,ds
Let our experienced operators assist
you with your hair styling. Try our
permanents, hair cuts, shampoos, and
sets.
Three Experienced Operators
Free Customer Parking
CHARM BEAUTY SHOP
915 Tyler DR 2-3813 Amarillo
CUNNINGHAM
Floral Co.
"Amarillo'* Leading Florist*"
AMARILLO—PHONE DR6-8250
AGENT . . .
Claude Pharmacy
PHONE CA 6-2221
I want to thank each and
everyone, of you for the many,
many lovely cards, letters and
gifts that I received during my
stay in the hospital. May God
Bless you.—Most sincerely,
Joyce Stavenhagen.
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819 Polk—Amarillo
TEPEE
Amarillo's Only Camplete
Western Store, Boots, Saddles,
Ilats, Suits, Pants, Shirts
Coats If It's Western
We Have It.
TEPEE
Western Store
411 Polk Amarillo
MARTHA ANN BOBB1TT
Does double for
nurses of Texas
Elected first vice president of
t.hp Tpxas Graduate Nurses Assll.,
at the San Antonio convention
last week, Martha Ann Bob':itt,
6009 Garden Lane, Amarillo, now
is doing double duty for the or-
ganization.
Mrs. Bobbitt is acting president
due to the illness of Boonie Ford,
educational director at Harris
Hospital, Fort Worth, who had
been elected to the top position
at the 52nd annual convention.
As acting president Mrs. Bob-
bitt was a luncheon guest April
12 at the Texas Medical Assn.
convention in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Bobbitt is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark of
Claude.
Thanks to friends
We wish to take this means to
express our sincere appreciation
for all the kindnesses extended to
us during the loss of our loved
one, Buddy. We are truly thank-
ful for such wonderful friends
who helped so much at a time
such as this.
Words cannot express our deeo
gratitude. May the good Lord
bless each of you.—Sincerely,
Dorothy, Judy and Mike
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Campbell
Sue, D. M'. and chilldren
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Thanks to friends
We want to thank all our
friends for the gifts, food, flow-
ers and all kind thoughts during
our daughter's sickness and death.
May god bless each of you.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boggess.
Thanks to friends
May we take this means of
expressing our deepest apprecia-
tion to each of you for your kind
thoughts and deeds during th'e
passing of our husband and fa-
ther. Your expressions of sympa-
thy, cards, flowers, letters and
visits have been a source of com-
fort to us. May God bless each
of you.
The Fred J. Wiegman family.
Thanks to friends
We wish to tell you how much
we appreciate all the kind re-
memberances with flowers, cards,
and visits while recovering. Thank
you so very much.
Mrs. A. D. Blanton
Mrs. Herbert Davis.
Try Claude merchants first!
THE CLAUDE NEWS
School lunches . . .
April 19-22
Tuesday: Barbecued pork on a
bun, green beans, potato chips,
carrot sticks, applesautfe, brownies
Wednesday: Hamburgers, but-
tered potatoes, peaches in jello,
cake.
Thursday: Pigs in a blanket,
beans, cabbage slaw, buttered
'beets, apple crisp.
Friday: Pork patties, potatoes,
gravy, carrot and pineapple salad,
banana pudding.
Dyes enjoy
vieit in valley
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dye re-
turned home Tuesday morning "
from a ten day trip visiting the
R. D. Maugernes at Poted, Texas.
R. D. was a buddy of their son,
Bill. They went on to the valley
to visit the Wash Storm family,
who were old time residents of
Armstrong County. They reported
a nice trip to Corpus Christi and
other places of interest.
* Margo Watson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Watson, un-
derwent a tonsillectomy at St.
Anthony's Hosptal Thursday mor-
ning of last week. She and her
mother, Kathryn, then stayed a
couple of nights with their aunt
and sister, Margret Elliot, in
Amarilllo,
Milady Solves Beauty Problems
A tiny tilt with the lipstick at
the corners of the mouth makes
you seem ready to smilp at any
time. It also counteracts sagging
of the mouth
If the forehead is too high, use
dark foundation on it and wear
bangs or a becoming sweep of
HELEN'S FAVORITE:
Lemonade Salad Dressing
(Makes 1 pint)
Z eggs
•4 teaspoon salt
>/k cup sugar
I fi-ounee ean lemonade concen-
trate
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
Combine slightly beaten
eggs, salt, sugar and lemonade
in top of double boiler. Cook
over simmering, not boiling,
water, stirring constantly until
mixture will coat a metal
spoon. Remove from heat and
chill quickly. Fold in whipped
cream gently. Wonderful for
fruit salads!
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f:
waves to cover it partially.
For protruding eyes, apply dark
eye shadow over the entire upper
eyelids right up to the eyebrow
area.
Are eyebrows straggly? Tweeze
just enough to bring the brows
into a symmetrical line, then fill
in sparse areas with eyebrow
pencil.
If eyebrows are too light, use
a deeper color in pencil and apply
with short, feather-like strokes,
stopping at the outer corner of
the eyes.
Sunken eyes can be made up
with a lighter foundation than is
used on the rest of the face. Use
on upper lid and then touch with
a sparkling eye shadow.
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Waggoner, William J. B. & Waggoner, Cecil O. The Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1960, newspaper, April 14, 1960; Claude, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth353714/m1/12/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Richard S. and Leah Morris Memorial Library.