The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 2, 1948 Page: 4 of 8
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Given at
Home
birthday of Rob Morris,
of tile Order of the Eact-
u obaerved at a pienic
n at the Charles t.
e Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Hemphill as
kwkot suppers were spread
table and everybody
Ives.
Gordon (rave the invoca-
rs and ruesto present
and Mrs. Ralph Scudieri,
Mrs. Harold Ciadebtrry,
■lid Mrs. Raymond Taylor,
and Mrs. Collier Moore, Mr.
0r . Warren Caublr, Ruby
II, Mrs. Jewel Nixon, Mr.
I Mrs. Morris Snyder of Mo ran;
and Mrs. J. O. Gordon, Mrs.
k Black, Mrs. C. C. White, Mr.
I firs. Gaither Lieb, Itertia Bol-
i Mr. and Mr*. Lynn I.andtroop,
E. Hale, Mrs. A. A. Kelly,
and Mrs. R. V. Collins, Mrs.
Mitchell Mr. and Mrs.
Goff, Mrs. Prank KJIiott,
C. M. Campbell, Fronie
ill, Judy Castleberry, Arlinc
eri, Renee Klack, Janig King,
ey Helen Hemphill, Sallie and
and Taylor, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
HI.
8ttpper Party at
Legioti Hall
ialph and Louis Green were
kMta for a supper party Monday
•main* at 7:30 at the American
Legion hall.
■Upper was served buffet style
from a table centered with an ar-
nagement of purple asters.
The hosts were assisted by their
mother, Mrs. Louis Green, and sis-
ter, Carrie, in serving.
Dancing to recorded music w«-
tha featured entertainment.
Present were Millie Gene Lips-
comb, Lola McGuughcy, Margaret
Wylie, Ijois White, .loanne Hoc,
Betty Handrick, June I'attcrsnn,
Cynthia and Kmily (,'oatrs of
Houston, Uonnie Rich, Richari
Turner, Hob and Joe Overton, I!
and Emily I'ardueof lireckenr-idtte,
Gene Jumper, IwiDelle Kaught,
John Watt C'oujfer, .1 oiln Wylie.
Edwin Anderson, George (shell,
Scotty Wylie, I'ill Dixon, Jerry
Ball, Kenneth Newcomh, Carrie
Green, Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Green
and Louis, Jr., and l!ulph Green.
Jack Crahtree of Dalian travel-
in* agent for an insurance com-
pany, was a guest of his aunt, Mi
E. G. Cooper, Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrt. Cecil Dye •pent
Sunday in lireckenridge with rein
tives. His brother, Eddie Dye,
brought them home in hi.-, plane
Sunday afternoon.
Dinner Dance at
Highland Ranch
Honoring their granddaughters,
Emily and Cynthia Coates, whose
birthdays are in August and Sep-
tember, Mr. and Mrs. Merrick
Davis were hosts at their Highland
ranch home Wednesday evening
for a dinner dance.
White gladioluses centered tihe
buffet table, from which the din-
ner was served, and roses in small
bud vases were centerpiece* for
the foursome tables laid with white
madeira linen.
Places were marked for Hetty
Handrick, I uis Green, Jr., Cyn-
thia Coates, Jerry Ball, June Pat-
terson, George Isbell, Emily
Coates, John Wylie, Lois White,
Ralph Green, Carrie Green,
Charles Fade, John Hrittingham,
Margaret Wylie, Joanne Rose,
James Hall, Millie Gene Lipscomb,
John Walter Wood, Elizabeth
Couger, John Watt Couger, Hill
Pardue of Rreckenridge, Merrick
and Frank Coates.
Mrs. Davis was assisted in en-
tertaining by her daughter, Mr.s.
Frank Coates, and Emily and
Cynthia.
After dinner the guests played
cards and square danced.
Class Meets With
Mrs. L. C. McKelvy
The home of .Mrs. L. C. McKel-
vy was the setting for the August
business and social meeting of the
Homebuilders Sunday school class
of the First Methodist church
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Mc-
Kelv) and Mrs. E. C. Masters as
hosts. Arrangement* of petunias,
zinnias and bachelor buttons dec
orated the party rooms.
The president, Mrs. J. II
Lipscomb, opened the meeting with
a prayer, led by Mrs. Cal C.
Wright'.
Mcnihei reported 15 visit
made, I '1 plume calls, ,- ix bouquet
sent to the ick and Hi cards mail
ed. Further plan for
program were di-cti <
Plans were al-n inn
fust fall meet nir on S
t'he home of Mi . Lydia
The hostesses, a- iste<
Wells, -erved punch ant
Memliei pre eiit ere
A I 'eat , \. A. Kelly, C
Seventh Birthday
Observed with Party
tHM ALBANY NBW8
LwdersNews
The members of the Woman's
Society of the Baptist church were
hostesses to the Methodist Society
of Christian Service on Monday
afternoon. The program opened
with the hymn, "Onward Christian
Soldiers," and a prayer by the Rev.
Cecil Fox. Mrs. Edna Thomas
gave the welcome. The devotional
was given by Mrs. C. O. Bragg on
the subject, "Daily Use of the
Bible and Prayer." The hymn,
"Open My Eyes That I May See,"
was sung. Mrs. N. I. Williams
gave a reading. A vocal solo,
"The Lord's f'rayer," was given
by Mrs. Harold Rucker. Mrs. Ray
Rushing dismissed the group with
prayer. A social period followed
when the group went to the base-
ment for games and contests di
rected by Mrs. Mae Dodgen. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served from a table laid in
white linen, centered with an ar-
rangement of pink, yellow and or-
chid zinnia*. Those present were
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Fox, Mes
dames E. M. llouthit, Weldon Par-
ker, Henry Lieh. Bert Johnson,
Clyde I«itirner, C. O. Bragg, T. M.
Smart, Glenri Odell, W. R. Aycock,
Alma Wills, Harold Rucker, T. H.
I.atimer, F. E. Tonroy, Kdna
Thomas, Gordon Helmer, 1{. L.
Counts, Kay Rushing, Velrna Ter-
ry, Mae Dodgeri, Cecil McCurdy,
Frank Swit-zer, Fred Sides, ('leo
Vaughn, J. H. Newberry, Jerry
T. E.
nd Red-
ford Felts.
Albany, TeJHts, Thursday,
Honoring her daughter, Linda
Faye, on her seventh birthday,
Mrs. Tom Moseley entertained 37
of her young friends with a party
on the lawn at their home Monday,
August 30, from 4 to 6.
Outdoor games were played,
pictures were made of the entire
group, and gifts were opened and
d.splayed.
The birthday cake, topped with
seven candles, was served witih ice
cream. Favors were humming lar-
iats.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Leo Welch, Mrs. Curtis Adams,
Mr- Jim Nobles arid Mrs. Boyce
Nichols in entertaining and serv-
ing.
Those present were Janis High
tower, Carolyn Lee Scott, Mary
Kay Grothe, Tommy and Helen
Howie, Jimmie Nobles, Patsy, Cur-
tis D. and Connie Adams, Joyce
arid Frankie Joe Heal, Roy Keith
Mauldin, Max Pierce, Stanley Ivy, I
Jackie Hlakley. Shirley Evans, • Dillard, Krnest Weeks,
Gene Welch, Shirley Macon, Judy j White, W. H. Coffman,
Snyder, Donnetta and Loretta
White, Karen and Dale Garrett,
Sally Jo and Raymond Charles
Taylor, Renee Black, Carolyn and
Shirley Harty, Jimmie Humphreys,
Ted Michael Dement, Nancy Helen
Hemphill, Janis King, Charles
Wallace, Wanda and Earl Jones,
Lynda Lynch, Gene Minis, Mrs.
Ada L. lioyall, grandmother of the
honoree, and Fay Jones of Moran.
Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Minis and Joe Lee of Stain
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tol-
letit, Mrs. Ella Hrazell, and Mr
and Mrs. ('has. Moseley and Ed
ward Lee of Moran, Mr. and Mrs.
Houston Reeves. Mr. and Mr
Jack Dill of San Diego, Calif.
— o —
Mr and Mr«. Art W. Roach and
on, Garold, went to San \ntonio
Saturday where Garold will mlri
M.I as a sophomore stu<I<• i,t
They were accompanied by Mi
and M > . Sain I nni Molie■
The ('amp Fire (Jirls held a
meeting in the home of Mrs. H. W.
Culver on Wednesday afternoon,
honoring one of their sponsor
groups, the Willow Creek Home
Demonstration club. The girls had
charge of the meeting, arranging
the program, refreshments and
party favors. Patsy Cowan spoke
of "Why I Am a Camp Fire Girl."
Sue Parker played accordian num-
T.K.L. Class Has
August Social
• Augu.-t social meeting of
I'M,. Sunday chool das.- of
irst Baptist church v.a.-< ho t
Mr. .1 II l!e\ nold at liei
hers. Betty Sue Hale gave the
Scout creed, and the girla sang the
scout song. Camp fire Girls pres-
ent were Novella Edwards, Maude
Alice Delewaide, Sue Parker, Bet-
ty Sue Hale, Patsy Cowan, Mary
Ella Schooler, Erlene Lawrence,
and Alma Lou Wills. Others pre*
•at were Miss Kathleen Crawford
of Stamford and Mrs. Weldon Par-
ker, and a number of Willow Creek
H. D. club members.
The adult Sunday school class of
the Methodist church was enter-
tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Culver Thursday evening.
Refreshments of homemade ice
cream, cookies, punch, coffee, and
candy were served. Those present
were Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Smart, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Vinson and Stacy Louise,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bell and Ira
Sue, June and Jane, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Odell, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Hester and Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Nance and Suzann, Mr.
and Mrs. O. T. Shipp, Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. M.
E. Smart, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ter-
ry; Mesdames J. C. Daniels and
Dennna, Wilford Kell and Karari
&MMM CfM W baa
Ring ia the borne of bar aaela and
aunti Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Spurgin,
for two weeks, returned to her
home in Dallas Monday.
Mr*. L. S. HeUawoll, Mrs. L I
Hollowell, Jr., and Mrs. E. W Hol-
lowell retimed Wednesday from a
three-week vacation trip to Mexi-
co City, Oaxaca and other points
in Old Mexico. Jean Hollowell,
who had been in Mexico City all
summer attending a private school,
returned to Albany with them and
accompanied her mother to their
home in Quanah.
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We sincerely
Nay, W. L. Rogers, Henry Lieh,
Velma Terry, W. R. Rogers, Billy
Ivy and Miss Mae Stifflemire, and
Rose Mane, Billy and Bobby Cul-
ver, John Lentz and Francis Lieh.
of Albany, <
death vt oar fa
and great
home.
Especially *> wa
floral offering and
meals that were s«r (
to the patten, Rev.
Rev. Obenhaus, for
ing words, and to tfco
Funeral home.
Your kindness will aheafl I
mem be red by us.
Mr. and Mrs. Bon
Emajean, Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert:
Mr. and Mrs. Zmek
and Jackie.
fry Now* fait ASt for i
Every ling la on# of the famous
International Sterling .^ilvrr | hi
tern* tt it ill pri red just at it w..-
four yrart ago!
A aii-piece place setting in m<> r
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at our silverware department,
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tonally generous in donating equipment for the Kitchen and other !
>f the hospital. At the piano playing for an impromptu chorus la Bott
N'awsra. The singers are Sue Plummer, behind the piano, Sailor Ship
and Jean Monteith. Friends all over Texas yearly contribute many aw
line gifts, as well as funds, to help carry on the work of the Scottil
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Grape Juice . .. 41c
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Pineapple Juice
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Peach Halves, 2 for 35c
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Mince Meat, 15 oz. jar 10c
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( hocolate Syrup 15c
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TOMATOES. I for 25c
Cured Ham. !b. .. 67c
Lb. Clear Brook
Country Roll Butter 79c
Hormel'11 Minnesota
Sliced Bacon, lb... 61c
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Green Peas
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The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 2, 1948, newspaper, September 2, 1948; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth402155/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.