Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1951 Page: 3 of 6
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CLAUD*. ARMSTRONO COUWl'T. TEX, THURSDAY, AUG. 16, 1951.
SOCIETY
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Cpl.Mack Honored ;M. Y. F.
at Picnic Supper j Newj
Mrs. Cecil Waggoner Ihs Methodist Young People are
Mr. and
gave a picnic supper in their out
Father R. N.
Rutherford's Birthday
For many years it ha1; been cus-
hRving a sub-district meeting at tomary for the members of the
door living room Thursday evening. White Deer Thursday, August 16th.' Rutherford family to come together
Aug 9th honoring Cpl Jiramy Mc- Those planning to go die to meet in observence of special 'lays. So,
Farland, of Ft. Sill, Okla. .at the church at 0 15 P. M The1 Sunday, August 12th was the oc-
Frled chickeii and ail the trim- meeting at White Deer starts casion for another happy gathering,
minis were served to Mr. and Mrs. j promptly at 7:00 P. M. Games will This time to celebrate their father,
Pat Lynch of Amarillo, Mr. and be played outside.
Mr.'/. J. L. MeFarland. Jim and Plans are being made by the
Don, Mr. uiul Mrs. 3. 1). Caldwell, M. Y. F. for and ice cream supper
Betty and .'oe.
Goodnight 4-H
Club Meeting
'Ihe Goodnight 4-11 Club
met
Monday night, August 20,
Needlecraft Club
Has Meeting
The Needlcraft Club met
with
R. N. Rutherford'.s eighty-eighth
birthday (which was August 14thi.
All morning, as each one arrived,
there were cheerful greeting.', and
"Happy Birthdav" wishes. Also
many greetings came by mail and
were appreciated very much. At
noon Ihe big dining table jvas load-
ed with every thing one could wish
lor: fried chicken, roast beef, vege-
tables, many different kinds of
salads, cuke;., iced tea. etc. After
the- iiilocation by Uncle W. I Mc-
Clure, everyone enjoyed the feast.
In th- afternoon there was sink-
ing v.ilh Mrs. Lloyd Whilaker at
and | pUno and Mr. and Mrs. How-
i ard Kemp jjiving some special num-
wlth *)en ■ Whitaker al o used her
. I earner i at. different time; ."nappinj
! pictures of groups, nosed or )ther-
1 wise.
Everyone enioyed the day very
(•much and wished Daddy Rule many
happy returns. Tliu.se present were
I Mis. Hettie Kemp and Mr. and
um, „ i . . Mr :. Howard Kemp and Mr. A. Y.
guests of Woll Roberts, prominent (jay morning in the nome Demon-
August 7ifi at 3:00. After the bust- Mrs. George Gilham August \!, 1951
ness meeting, we discussed making Those present were Gladys Kitzler,
pillowrascs, our evhiblt In the fair Martha Ann Burl: and daughter,
and what we want lo olan to ac- Lena Mae Patterson, Oihella Goin,
complish nexi year vVe met our Mrs. Darnell, Mrs. N. S. Bagwell,
new county agent. Their .vere
members pre ent, one visitor
cui leader, Mr-,. Newberry.
.lane ^veryt
Erwin Ray, 9, ji ihe famous
Boys' Ranch near Anuu illo, iexas,
tries on Colorado Governor Dan
Thorton's Stetson for si/e. Krwin
urul Troy Biurk, 17, were elected
outstanding citizens of Buys' Hunch
and awarded a two-day I lying trip
to Denver, Colorado. '! he> were
live Enuna Bagwell, Alpha Jasper, and
and liela Cope.
Visitors were
Mary Giihaiu.
The next meeting will be
Mrs. John Bloomer in the after-
noon of Augi'ist l(i.
Claude 4-H
Meeting
'Ihe Claude 4-H club met Ihurs-K
Denver businessman.
raters
The Average Man . . .
doten't have a different suit t.)
wear every day of the week,
and he needn't have that many
to be "in style". After all neat-
ness W the biggest factor in be-
ing well dressed, and that's a
simple mailer. Have your gar-
ments i leaned and pressed re-
gulaily by cleaners who can do
the job to perfection. Bring
your clothes here ... . we'll re-
turn them fresh and smart as
new . . .
J. E. Johnson
Cleaning & Pressing
PHONE lli
CLAUDE
stration Agent's office. Plans were
■ made lor displays to be made at
the County Exhibit in September.
Discussion of yeast bread and coni-
' pleting pillowcases was held .The
following were present - new mem-
bers inducted Patsy Mcllltire and
I Annette Cody old members were
; Patsy Berry. Gayle Davis, Nancy
Hood. Myrtice Kelly. Dorothy Pat-
terson, Dorothy Roberts, Gladys
'l'olbert and Miss Pauline Ciunpsten,
County Hon e Demonstration Agent.
Dr. H. R. Beck
DENTIST
j Goldstoa Bldg. Phone 40
CLARENDON, TEXAS
TEPEE
Western Goods
WE HAVE A NICE LINE
OF BOOTS, MOCCASINS
AND WESTERN WEAK
411 Polk Amarillo
MARK DAVIS, Owner
Dependable Service
SINCE 1906
Osgood Monument
Company
2701 BUCHANNAN
Amarillo, Texas
Par!:s, of LuLbock, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Hlldebrand. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit
Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Llovd
Whilaker. Wesley, Charles, Joyce,
Les, Lloyd and Richard. Mrs. Bob
Hiller, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson
and boys James and Jay, all of
Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mc-
Clure, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rutherford
anil grandson, Jimmy Thomas. Mrs.
Kate Jones, Mrs. Nannie Byrd and
Carl. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Lauder-
dale, Mr. Ed Mariin, W. L. Ruther-
ford and Billy, Don, Paul and Anne,
Mr. and Mrs. I. S Henderson Mrs.
Lillie Gano and sons, W. M. and
David.
Too many self-made men quit
i the job too early.
— ! It pleases a woman to be weighed
and found wanting
One thing for the reformer, he
doesn't suffer a hangover.
Flowers for All
Occasions
CUNNINGHAM
Floral Co.
"AMARILLO'S 1KUMNU
Claude Agent
j Catching Drug-163
FLORISTS"
Amarillo
Phone 8259
One Man Is Ready
One man <ve knov is sure each night wh« n he goe, to
bed that his car U ready if during the uUlit something
happens in the fan.ily or nei|;hboi houd and it Is needed.
This Is a wise policy. Lrt us keep your car ready for
emergencies.
Gordon's Conoco Station
Claude Texas
Freeman's FLOWERS
"PERSONAL SERVICE"
1810 Washington Amarillo
Call Your Floral Needs to Our
Claude Agent
The Stella-Mae Shoppe
Phone 175 Claude
Hostess to the
Methodist WSCS
The Methodist Woman's Society
of Christian Service and several
guests gathered Wednesday after-
noon, August 1. 1951, al the Metho-
dist Parsonage, the hospitable home
of the church, and at present, of
Rev and Mrs. W. R. Beairtl and
daughter, Catherine. Mrs. Beaird
was assisted by Mrs. A. C. Dovle
and Mrs. Walter McGowan, as co-
hostesses.
Bouquets of varied summer flow-
ers decorating the entertaining
rooms, were artistically arranged by
Mrs. M. B Kight and Mrs. P. S.
Clark.
The President, Mrs. Robert Hood,
called the meeting to order and
welcomed everyone.
Miss Grace Wiegman, director
of Ihe program theme, "The Last
for which the First Was Made"
asked Mrs. Chester Carr to bring
the piano melody "'Sweet Hour of
Prayei." Mrs. J. H. Thomas, a
special guest, led in prayer. Devo-
tional theme 'Even Unto the End
of Hie Road ' brought bv Mrs. J. A
Stalcup, opened with scripture
verse "Cast Me Not Oft in the
i'ime of Old Age; Forsake Me Not
When My Strength Faileth" follow-
ed with the poem "Grow Old A-
long with Me" Meditation; Psalm
'tl:14-lH; David the Psalmist; and
I Timothy 5:1-4: Paul's letter to
Timothy Prayer reading: "For a
Ble sing on Families" Mrs. A. C.
Dovle led the group in singing
hymn: "How Firm v Foundation.'
Devotional closed with a prayer
by Mrs Stali'i p.
For the opening of the program
theme, group sang the theme hymn.
"Prom Hiee All Skill and Science
Plow."
Miss Graco Wiegman then
brought the discussion putting em-
phasis on "Problems ot Old People,
and Ways of Solving Them." "Old
People and Dependence," "Family
Relationship- and Responsibilities."
"Health as a Factor in Old Age,"
and "Taking Part in Community
'and Church Activities." Program
' was closed with Mrs J. A. Stalcup
! bringing the musical reading " Oo-
I dig Down the Hills. When We Are
Growing Old'' the musical setting
I by Mrs Chestei Carr.
A pleasant social hoar followed.
Mrs. Robert Hood poured punch
und Mrs. M. B. Kight served cook-
ies from an attractive table cent-
ered with seasonal flowers.
Special guests were Mrs. J. H.
Thomas, mother of Mrs. John Lu-
ther; Mrs. J. J. Allison, Baptist
Pastors wife; and Mrs. B. D. Walk-
er, former member, now of Den-
ton.
Other guests and members were
Claude OES Has
Two Meetings
Claude Chapter No. 104 Order of
Eastern Star met July 2 for its re-
gular meeting. The chapter was
opened in regular form with the
Worthy Matron Dorothy Ann Bag-
well presiding.
P.eports were given by several
committees. A very timely patrio-
tic program was given by the wor-
thy matron and the star points.
Chapter closed in regular form,
the jewels retired and the penny
drill given.
We were invited to the dining
room and Happy Birthdav greeted
Sister Dorothy Ai n as she entered
the door. The table was decorated
in the patriotic colors, and oicnic
style refreshments of ice cream and
individual birthdav cakes vvith
large firecrackers filled with mints
for favors. Hostesses for the even-
ing were Edith Ballard, Faye Cor-
bi;i, Elizabeth Bagwell, and Lillye
1 Robison.
j Claude Chapter No. 104 Order of
! Eastern Star met August G, 1951,
for its regular meeting. Chapter
was opened and the Pledge of Al-
legiance to the flag was led by the
Marshal.
The visitmg commit te reported
ten visits nude and Sister Dorothy
Ann appointed another committee
for the month of August. \ very
interesting letter was read from
Sister Nell Christian reporting on
her vacation in Creede, Colorado
It was decided to have our Rob.
Morris Picnic on August 31, at 7:00
o'clock in the home ol our Worthy
Matron Dorothy Ann Each member
is asked to bring a picnic lunch
and silver needed. Chapter was
closed in regular form, the jewels
retired and the penny drill given
We retired to the dining room
where ice cream sticks and cokes
were served fron. a lace covered
table. The centerpiece was a beau-
tiful zinnia arrangement. Hostess
Ber.vle and John Luther. Ora Tyler,
and Dorothy Ann Bugv-il.
Mcsdames Edd Rodgers. B. B. Cobb,
J. C. McDo.vell. Robert Hood, C. A.
Smalley, R. M Hathorn, Chester
|C«tir. ' C Eii'.anks, II D. Robison,
Ewell Nickel). J. A. Stalcup, C H
! Winkcompleck, Claude Howe, M.
E. Kight, I S. Henderson, Luther-
Lowrv, F S Clark, Misses Grace
Wiegman. John Ella Hathorn, hos-
tesses, Mesdaines A. C. L)oyle. Wal-
ter McGowan, and W. R Beaud.
TEL Class
Holds Meeting
The T. E. L. Sunday School Class
of the First Baptist Clyirch met
Thursday, Aug. 9th ior an all day
I meeting in the basement of ;he
| church. The morning passed rapidly
with exchange ol' helpful idea^ and
! visitation. All enjoyed a wholesome
, lunch.
The afternoon session opened
with Hymn, "Blessed Assurance."
Devotional, 103 Psalm.
Our Secretary-Treasurer gave a
good report.
Plans for the coming yeai were
discussed and a committee for as-
: sembling the class yearbook was
[appointed. Also a recommending
I committe to approve officers for
another year was appointed An en-
joyable social period followed spon-
: sored by the social chairman Mrs
Elmer Bagwell.
Those present were Mrs. Ida Dye,
Sister Allison, Mrs. Mattie Woods,
Mrs. Elmer Bagwell, Miss Marine
Weaver, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Hogv Mrs.
J. A. Best, Mr*. Evhel A. Wade,
Mr?j. Mattie Cook ma a visitor
from Summit Baptist Church in
Amarillo.
Many of our members were away
on vacation this month.
I
Services at
First Christian
"Too Much Security" will be the
sermon meditation at the First
Christian Sunday at 11:00 A. M.
How much security to make a man
happy or for his own good? A pris-
oner in the Federal Penitentiary
writes, "We all have too much se-
curity. I know for a ertainty where
my next meal is coining from and
I don't like it. I know where I will
sleep tonighl, and I don't iike it.
Here I have absolute security and
I am very unhappy. ' Al 8:00 P. M.
the sermon will be "How Big is a
Man?" How may .society measure
him? 3ib!e School with classes for
all at 10:00 A. M. Youth at 0:30 for
recreation, study and worship. Come
where the chimes ring.
Today's Thought. . .
By 1 OI(l> A. KI.L1S
Sponsored by Christian Church
"When Christ whe is our true
life shall mo'-e his appearance,
then you also will appear glorified."
Christ has his right and just |
place of abode. Tc wit: in the be-j
liever. Not in some far away -itv,
beyond the stary heavens which
smacks to much of a doctrine of j
"pie in the skv" or "eat drink and
be merry"; not in some house iii.idt-
with hands though dedicated v.ith
scripture, prayer and holy .vater,
but in transformed jives.
Christ's glorification lakes place
when he is completely re-incarnat-
ed.
A soldier boy. having seen service
for his country in the Pacific area
of the last world War, before com
ing home, searched the Oriental
shops fov a suitable lilt for hi
mother. Having found the gift he
was sure his artistic mother would
treasure, he bore it personally to her.
She unwrapped the article and a
was a very beautiful vase. The vase
was placed in a p/ominant place
in the mother's living room, idmir-
ed by loved one.",, neighbors and
friends. One day a guest who had
travelled much visited the homt
and dropped a suggestion to a
owner, ' Why not drop a light at
side of the vase." This was done
rhe light transformed the vast
bringing out hues and delicate col-
ors which hpd been invisible. When
the Christ of beauty and purity
shall make his appearance fully in-
to his rightful place . he disciple "will
appear glorified with him."
A Tall Glass Of Ice Tea
And with plenty of ice makes eating a
greater pleasure; or, maybe you prefer
milk or oti ev oold drinks and ice cream.
To enjoy meals eat at
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Waggoner, William J. B. & Waggoner, Cecil O. Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1951, newspaper, August 16, 1951; Claude, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth355743/m1/3/?q=wichita+falls: 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.