Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 253, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 16, 1945 Page: 8 of 12
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Borger Couple Observes
Fiftieth Anniversary
Meeting Opens
Study Club Year
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CYPHER MCCLELLAND.
i Clarence D. I3<
McClelland, w
silver ecHoe ,<
R. MrClellant
presided at the crystal punch
bowl. Mt.‘ Beecher wore a steel
blue dinner dross and a corsage
• ' dubonet carnations. Mrs. Mc-
Clelland •.!>;■ a dress of black
equina, and a eor-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cypher
McClellsuid, fiOS West Jackson, ob.
serve,! thoir Golden Wedding an-
nivn ary . ith a reception to rn 7
to Id .r m Wednesday in the Fed-
erated club iwiras, given by their
daughter, Miss Fern McClelland,
of Thr home ao'dre1 .. Fleet L
Clell.eid. Rus-eil. Kansas; and
M iior U alter R. McClelland. Ok- t rope with cold
ialtoina City, recently returned j sage of gardctiit
from the Pacific Theatre. | M
Winnie J. Bayntan aftd I Ohio, was in charge of the gilt
Cl eric Cypher McClelland were j table, wi a h \<. ; covered with
nr: ro. d in the Christian church a! a wlliti linen drawn-work cloth,
V. n W<rt 01 io, on Scptembt 12 a < gift of Mrs. MeClel-
Jiidfi. | land's tifty years ago A large bas- j
\h Mid Mrs MrCfeUanri’fi th <. I k< j nt man-t;ids < rntemi thr
'.juidi.n in i-Unyn Uil 1 M-ber wore a dress ol
.h. ■ i -..id anil whit* guest book Vvil!tie.I‘!cv' A lth a corsage of mi
which was pLuwt on a fmall \ rosetjua?.
table t: .tred with a / old cloth ' JiU I‘if* ■'»/nent of pel cl chrv
and ct-utcred with an arrangement ]aiUt -'huruv. flanked by tail white
of white glnriiuii. ( 'ora Jean and f bir kl?1 *’ [A Putardy t;iadioli were
Salty Ann wore dn-s>c.’s ol wlntr d-;'; f ’ h;{' Phino.
eyelet embroidery. whip- shoe. "* h! 'y':! an. Given dni.np
whin- hair ribbon-. Then cui >ac,e.- : l\iV < % ‘ nicluded: a oilo. ' I've
were m pink carnation.'. Charier- tL "V'ou,’’ by Mrs,
won- a pink carnation bouton-i 4V ’ A ‘ . ^ei accompanied by
nicit 'lie. J. a. Gillespie; two solos,
F-d. ' -V?
ecu sago. She carried her mother's ! LulMbv'•‘‘'bv' Ghm-lK Pr M*h
Whin- wedding hnmikeniuef.; b‘ 1
n gold j Jenn Met lelland, and a number of
(•orange of greet i: piano i a'dic-r. throughout the
“Behind The Scenes ' was the
subject of Mrs. John P. Lewis’
talk to membcis of the Twentieth
Century Club, when they met for
their opening meeting Tuesday
aftci noon in the Fcdc.ated eltih
:: i a ntrodUced
by Mi Lillie Hdttetler, program
iJaim.ar.. f..11.,-.v in her discussion
of me Las.c ; bins lor ’.ho year’s
;u ti\ r.ie- Also included on the
pri - i..-n mi c three folk dances in
n stum. ,:-,n by a group of Girt
F-- ut iimiei t!:e direction of
Mrs, A. C 1’ropes. Little Red
11. - dkereiili f" and "Walking at
\ui. . ' Jan -s ot Czech origin,
am! ’ Point Y Little Toe.'’ from
Poland.
The yi s.rbooks for }91 fi-4G were
di-tributcd a.ill discussed by mem-
wealing the fact that the
progi a ms for this year are to be
l . i on -i study of the United
N. - on-, Thumb nail interviews in
n ixruo to roll call disclosed
■ .me bidden reportorial talents as
•••■'.;! u . musing biographical tacts
neemiug membcis.
Hostc. for the Social hour
,, i ..we member.; of the executive
: or, n.eeeof ;,lr>rj ,;ommittee: Mrs, Hudson Davis.
1 ,?* \hc Ji F J, Harper, Mist Lillie Ho*-
, ti-tier. Mrs. John W. Seth, Mrs.
V : ■' A. H Beamguard and Mrs. Ira
Williams.
Refreshments w i re served to the
lollowir.g members. Mesdames T.
H. Snppintfton, Ed Lau, T. L.
Wright, Ray Hotter. W. G. Steph-
en; . R. V. Latimer, John 1’. Lewis.
, _ , K. B, Reinbold, John Loftin, E. B.
'• ”• ' .ulumbu.-. o-ay ci Charles Keech, J. R. Phil-
Chrisline Rannals Is Bride
Of Cpl. Bobby G. Graniham
Sunday, September lt>, liMS
jQci. 15 Is Dale-Line 1 8
! For All Church Council
Supplies For Europe
Because of the imperative need
of the peoples ol Europe, an ap-
peal is being made by the United, ,, ,, , ,,
Council of Church Women for the ' an(t ” ’-■ $ 1,1 '•
families ot the Protestant minis- A " ' »’r nt• 1 hjive t
tors in France. Holland. Belgium ; “ fC< thf’ 1 r,’kn:Kl A”
and Italy for supplies of blanket- : I>; i,1‘ A- i ,I'‘
Alls. ;\1cycr. «<1 Los Anyelcs ( .J: .
hujycj, Tcx.m
A. E. Moyers Will Women's Choral
Be Guests Here Club Has Firsl
Engagement
nr comforters, sheets, pillow eases-,
towels- and handkerchiefs, as the
situation i-- such in Europe that
when a person is taken to the hos-
pital. lie must take his own linens,
A recent report from Kurooe suv
that aid which has already been
received “made the difference be-
tween life and death. ’
The assignment for The local
group to provide for one l'amih
unit is 6 sheets; 2 blanket- or
comforters; (i towels: ;i paiis ot
pillow ca <-■; (i handkerchief - and
a bar of soap or box of soap
powder.
Mr. 11!ever, retired 11 gently a, ,
auditor of the Santa Fe Wes! 1
Coast Division, with headquarters
in Los Angeles, was a lormor Sam- :
la Fe auditor at Amurillo.
Honoring Mr. Meyer on Ins : ■■-
timnent luncheon, banquet and |
open house was held reecatlv. The
banquet and progrttm given by ’he
auditing department at (he M.i ; " .
Won - Choral Club will
,!•■ tir.-.t engagement at a
m i,i: in plains Plant Safe-
ty Couneil oii September 2!) in
t'-.e Plain Plant cafeteria. The
club only a part of the pro-
■ , , : -: lormanee will be
short,
Or,;:;nLed only two months ago,
c ......mix. - have worked enlhu-
0 tii-..I!., m tiyin:.; to make the
, i ■ * - . and with eo-oper-
1 ’so -plendiri help of
in', ! . 1’htl Chanecy,
i id, n r its first por-
!"!n, i ...eli .inner than was
ex,;,' ' Already realizing some
ot is amb! club members
i s :d coals for the fu-
lun
The s ' htei dng, on Tuesday,
, i held in the Chri.s-
t! ■. in 1 arcer. due to the
l s' tlad :.is auditorium of the
l«p;
Do You Know—
Mi-; McClelland wore
jersey with a
orchids.
The coffee table wap laid on n
ntadena hand cut linen table elotis
eeriured with a floral arrange-
ment ot gold marigolds on a re-
fit <1 .r, edged with fern and gold
HI bos . Hanked by tall while ta-
JX’Is m crystal candelabra. Air:.
evening by Mrs. Sam Watson,
That H, Bay man, brother of
Mrs. Ah Cl. Hand, ol the home ad-
dress , nd Clarence \) Beecher, of
Dayton, Ohio, assisted in receiv-
ing the more than one hundred
guest:-- who < ailed during the eve-
ning.
Borger Music Club To Present
Twilight Musical Tuesday
New Presidenl Of
Semper Fidelis flub
BILL YE RHEA FRANKLIN
The Phillips Semper Fidelis
Sub Deb club held i’- first meet- I 1!
ing of the fall season recenti, r i
the home o< the president, Billyi I
Rhea Franklin.
Jraduded on the program for the
meeting was a discussion of the
<<institution and by-law-, and the
rutti’int for founding the club giv-
• n by M, Morn:. Creel, founder
ot the club.
Other officers c-hostn by t).
club for the new year are Lor-
raire Paulaine, fit si \ ice-jin i-
e'ent: Glenna Baldwin, second
x * Ro • Marie Thom . thn.i
vice; Barbara McCulliek, s.eeiv-;
lory; Floyte Davis. tr< usurer; '
Sammi. Lit Shipley, parluirnet.
tarian; Joy Sw eeney metnbt: ship •
i haiririaii, Joyce Sue Davi-, pub-1
J icily chairman.
Mrs. Ed Ralston was croserl a
club sponsor lor the second con
wtilive year.
: cal end instrumental number;
| will highlight the Twilight Mu-,-
<-a! at (t p. m. Tuesday in the First
Methodist church.
Open to the public: the program
will lie the first of the fall sea-
son to he presented by the Borger
Music Club.
Corporal Carl E. Burke), of the
Amarillo Army Air Field will op-
en the program with three organ
number . Before entering service,
Cpl. Bur,ad w.-a director oj music
>lf the lust Baptist church in
Jefferson City. Mo. He was a mu-
sic student at the Uriive -ity of
Mis.--i.itri, and Cbri: lian College,
Columbia, Mo.
Following Cpl. Hurkel's num-
bers: will be several selections by
the Phillips Men’s Chorus.
Also featured <-n the program
j will he Keiveant James Niblock. ot
i the Amanllo Field, violinist, who
war. a mu-.ie instructor at Kelso,
tVv■ litngion, before entering
service.
The program to be presented
follows;
C hn:al N'l. .’! iFranck; Claire de
Ltn o, * K.-rg-Klert . Pilgrims Song
of Hope 'Batiste!;
Corporal Burked
H. Art Thou (Handel); Hos-
podi Pomilui 'Lvci’s!,.' : The Holy
ir (Nevint;
Phillip,. Men's Chorus
Toccata in D Minor tBach'' Ar-
ioso ‘Bach i;
Coporal Burked
Avc Maria • Schuberti; La Fill*
An.’. Cbc . i :■ i; is■ Ian iDebussv);
Sci. Niblock
The Si.uuirel fWeavcr);Priere a
7." re-Damc 'Boellmaniii;
Cpl. Burkel
Song i ! Peace fSibelius); Sun-
down (Londondarry Aim
( arry Me Back To Cld Virginia
(Biom
Phillips Men's Chorus
Vesjier Bells iSpinny: A Braver
iBor!,. !•
Cpl. Burkel
REDCROSS
Christmas time will find our
army and navy hospitals filled
with the heroes of air, ground and
sea battles. They will not be for-
gotten by their own relatives and
friends. But many others will
want to pay homage to these
wounded men. Community groups
may wish to honor them with
gifts. Relatives and friends of
men who will never return may
find expression for their tribute
to the dead by remembering them
through the living. All will want
their gifts to be beneficial and use-
ful. Careful planning, well in ad-
vance of Christmas, is necessary
to achieve this end. Camp and
Hospital Councils have been or-
ganized by the American Red
Crus: and know their job. Indi-
viduals and groups who wish to
bring added Christmas cheer to the
men m military hospitals and ov-
erseas are urged to contact their
local Red Cross chapters. Our lo-
cal Camp and Hospital Chairman, |
Rev. Knock lias a definite assign-
ment for. those of us of Hutchin-
son County. Piease contact Rev.
Roock, or chapter headquarters |
and do your share.
On Sunday, Sc 'ember 2, in a
quiet ceremony in the First Meth-
odist church, Mi.-s Christine Ran-
nals, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Rannals. Dallas, became the
bride of Cpl. Bobby Grantham,
s'on of Mi, and Mrs. T. K. Gran-
tham, Fmch, with the Rev J.
Edmund Kirby pert, rming tne
ceremony
The bride a, <1 street length
white dress and a shoulder cor-
sage of pink carnations
Mrs;. Rex Ludg> Jin, maul ot
honor and the bride's only at-
tendant, wore a white a I lemonn
dress and corsage ol pink cat na-
tions.
Dumas high school with the class
of KM2. and for t: e past year has
been i inn'. - e.i stenographer for
Butler Brother- Manufacturing
Company) Dallas.
Cpl. Grantham is n graduate of
Phillips high school and previous
t« entering service on November
l-l. 1942 was engaged as a chem-
ist in the laboratory ol tne A. C
Flour Milt®, Arkansas City, Kan-
sas. lie liar, participated in seven
invasions and was awarded the
Presidential Citation. He is now
on furlough from the ATC in
.South Amt rica, having served 28
month- overseas.
sortie Temple in Glendale, Cahf
was followed by open house j.i *•".
by C. F Lodter, who v.n- a mi ■-
ated with Mr. Meyer at
r Amarillo and Los Angeh’s f
The date-line for thi project is! sevcial year-, and who v. ill .a
October 15. ■ coed Mr. Meyer as auditor at Lo-
[ hose vrho arc interested in dn- j Angelo- At the banquet Mr
nations are asked to contact Mrs. or was given a wrist watch on
Rov Davis, 107 West Grand:phone' v. h;ch was engraved his name an
parchment sen ol signed by ... t church will be in
----- members of the department. . .. „ ti]„{ important
i At the luncheon, attended by , ,, ■ - ru mber make a spet’-
j Santa Fe officials including ti 'ad ■ , utt ad the- meetm-
retired president i.nd a repre.ser- u j- t!,„ one before the
tatlve of the public relations de - i • • .na:,, All other meetings
; partment. Mr. Mover was given ; wu! i.e i ,• ,.t the regular two.
I a pen and pencil set. • in- pi.av,
i Mr. and Mrs. Meyer w.M also ---------
' Members of the Women' Aux theii . ... -
iliaiy of the American Lega.n will Worsen, and M; '.V:e n ■ ■ ... ,di
i begin their membership drive at.'1.' at F. i'o .am ■ .... , ’,
H o’clock Tuesday morning .nth Mr- Pauline Little an i Mi® . V,’ , t ,i,
Coffee To Open
Membership Drive
For Legion Auxiliary
Execufive Board Of
All Church Council
The couple is making their home
«. . , , |in Baba-, where Cpl. Grantham is
l tie bi ide i: a graudab of the f awaiting further service orders.
Lesf You Forge!
Will Meet Wednesday
The executive board ot tlx
United Council of Chunh Women
will meet at 2 | . m Wednesdw.
in the Presbyterian chuivti Bom
ness for the afternoon will m
MMM,«-rnhow.1
Tho Dortao Cl,„. „Oh.. mTo^TMl r’u *1*' 22 ‘TT"’
Methodist church wdl meet ;,t 2 I ' °' K hal1’ Following on November 2.
p. m. Thursday in the home of Ithe business meeting a covered The presidents of all women';
Mis. Roy Unabac.i, uu.iG Third dish dinner will be served and a! sooeties of the local churches an
SBv L Phillip-,____! program presented. ' m^Ung.""' '' '' lh,‘
...... . i m-'iio iiiuioing, r.’i i ■ i. < i. .to.
a Coffee in the home of Mi , R.v. 1 ’a Meyer l .Amarillo
Hotter. 2u9 West Adams
All members are urged to take
part m the drive to enlarge the
membership through contact vvitii
women related to na min t ,.t **,:■
American Legion,
BUNA VISTA BEAUTY PARLOR
SCHOOL SPECIALS
$8 50 Pork Avenue
Machineless $6.50
$ : 0 00 Helene Curtis
Creme $7 50
$12.50 Helen Curtis
OH Both $10.00
Zotos- Cold Wave
OPERATORS
Katie Miller Ruth Ward
Forty-one American Red Cross j
chapters in the mid western area 1
will begin production immediately ,
of loti.761) garments for civilian
war relief in tiie Philippines. The
7k,500 yards of cloth shipped from
warhous.es to the participating t
chapters will be made by volun-
teer workers into men’s pants, wo-
men's dresses and blouses, girls’
underwear, boys’ pants, babies'
dresses and forwarded as rapidly
a: possible to the Philippines
where the clothing shortage is
acute. Mrs. Alexander reports that
1,000 yards of material has been
received nt chapter headquarters,
so get set to answer yes if she
. . ask® you to make a dress—better
the! still call her at 401 and offer to
help.
Seven juniors and two seniors
completed the life saving course
offered a few weeks ago. Sorry I
can't give you the names, but just
the l ame we think that pretty swell
and know that the members of
the class will be well rewarded by
putting forth the effort to learn
lite saving in the water. More
about first aide classes shortly—
be watching.
With the anticipated return of
thousands "i American .service-
men who are engaged to alien
women, the alien wives and fian-
cees of these American service-
mi n are confronted with many
problems. The uniformed men’s
families in the United States can
be a big help in helping solve
these problems if they know how.
If you' don't, see your local Red
C; os. cfiapter as they have in-
formation v ital to these wives and
I : ,i eetbeaientrance into the U.S.
*
a > , iump
aV’.- members 01 the club art: juniH.
V .1G F^fit ilr* irtr T_l-.t,.
Long First Jump | At the Board meeting last Tues-
Lt.-C; William If. Lovelace- day night, some interesting tu-
40,200-foot parachute tv,; i vents were planned and dis-
Jo Paulamc. Nancy
Pal;; Biair. Joyce Harvey, Jua
Fila Davis. Nonna Jean HattieM
the first time he ever |
, He was to: ting high alti-
. 1 1 out cq hpment, and hi* I
lomy n
He in;
e-bap was ; frozen band
!” the jump June 24. 1942.
Permanent Wave
Specials
$12 Pink Lady $10.0
$10 Crown of Gold 5
$8.50 Golden Oi I / 7
$7 50 Tru Art V (}
While Wuy Permanenl Wave Shop
ill, Mg
ciu-eii. so watch your paper and
Ml try to tell you about them
at the pr •per time.
Wi are expecting big things
I m two (i< oartments since Mrs. R.
! S Ma.,m v i* now Nurses Aide
ch; i man. ..mi Rev. J. c, Roock is
"ur Juii. .. Red C:on chairman,
Li t’ all give them the best co-
njn ration we possibly can, and
witn the: ability those two de-
paitment arc off to a good start.
* Lest You Forget
Tin KuMe.n Star will have th< ir
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This will lx Past Matron’s anH
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