The Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1951 Page: 4 of 6
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THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1951
W. M. S.
The ■women ctf the First Baptist
W. M. S. were hostess to a “Chris-
tian Fellowship Social" at the
church Monday evening. The wo-
men of all the churches in thk city
were invited.
Mrs. J. A. Fudge, social chair-
man for W. M. S , presided during
the program.
The opening song was “Living
for Jesus” after which Mrs. Lee
S^rott offered prayer. The wel-
L
Refreshing
BEVERAGES
AT
PETE’/
BEERS and LIQUORS
Just South of Archer City Cut-off on
Wichita Falls-Jacksboro Highway
come address was given hy tjie
W. M. S. president, Mrs. A.
Scarbrough.
Mrs. A. J. DeMoss, of the Chris-
tian Church, brought the devotion-
al on “Fellowship.”
Marie Coffelt and Marqueta
H.lder. of the Assembly of God
Church, sang a special number.
Mrs. Virgil Seay, of the Metho-
dist Church, gave a very interest
i;;g book revieww of “The High
Calling" by James Street.
The closing son was “Blest Be
the Tie” and Mrs. J. R. Naylor
offered the closing prayer.
The women adjourned to the
basement for light refreshments of
punch and cookies.
Women attending were: Mmee
George Coffelt, Lee Sprott. A. J
DeM ss, Artie Nelson, Powell, H
K. Dycus, Clate Ashton, J. A.
Vestal. G. 0. Slaughter. Glenda
Stator. Virgil Seay. J. R. Naylor;
Zelma Jones. Chas. Stewart, Joe
Fish. C. K. Watson, J. R- Roberts.
Lo’a Beaty, Esrie Strawn. E. H.
Cole, Carl Vestal, A. W. Scar-
brough. Katv Fudge. Joe Rcber
soil Herman Lewis, Chester Crew-
ley. C. L. Abercrombie, Perry Pitt-
man, T. C. Eustace, E. E. Threet.
■T. L. O'Keefe, C. S. Harris, and
Misses Marqueta Holder, Marie
Coffelt and Ollie Harris.
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GROCERY-MARKET
KAVER-BRAZEAL FAMILY
REUNION AT SEYMOUR
The third Faver-Brazeal family
rt-union was held July 15 and Id
at Seymour w-ith 83 members in
attendance. July 15 and 16 has
been designated for the overnite
f»te each year and the group voted
to have all relatives, -in-laws, et
cetera, attend henceforth.
Mrs. Mollie Faver of Snyder was
the oldest person present and Ev-
erett Faver of Capulin, N. M..
uame the longest distance to at-
tend. Music was furnished by El-
mo Faver of Sidney, Tex., B.
Brantley of Boyd. Tex., and Char-
lie Stewart of Archer City.
Others attending from Archer
City were Mrs. Chas. Stewart;
Mrs. J. C. Strawn, Sr„ and Messrs,
and Mrnes. Bill Robertson. Gene
Smith. Clarence Osborne and Mrs.
Bill Cox, Polly ar.d Margie; Mr.
ar.d Mrs. Gene Campbell of Odes-
sa; Mr. and Mrs. The mas Gann,
Wichita Falls; and Messrs and
R. D. Danley and Elmo Faver
and the latter’s two daughters of
Kitnay.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jenkins of
Fort Worth were week-end visit-
rs with her folk, the John Richey
family in this city, where their
ihrte sons, Charlie, Johnny and
Bill Richey, have been spending
the summer. The youngsters have
atso been visiting their father. J.
D. Richey, and wife. The visitors
have returned to Fort Worth, ex-
cept Bill who will remain here this
week.
MRS. GWENETH GOSLER
WEDS E. H. TRIGG, JR.
It. quietly impressive rites read
last Friday afternoon in Oklaho-
ma City, Mrs. Gweneth Gosler and
Edward Trigg, Jr., both of this
citv. we*e united in marriage. They
v. cr'e accompanied by the groom's
cousin and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Hedgeccck, of Oklahoma
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Trigg have estab-
lished residence ir. this city where
he operates the Trigg Insurance
t tupany. The bride is bookkeeper
at Berry & Ellis Hardware & Fur-
r.ture.
-o-
Mrs. R. D. McCarty of Houston
arrived last week for a two weeks’
ctay with her son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Baughman, and
their bran new baby girl, Vicki
Jean, born last Thursday.
Mrs. McCarty ,the former Mrs.
Jeff Baughman, is a former Archer
City resident.
-o-
Pete Rayborn is the new dis-
penser of gasoline, etc., at the
Stewart Pontiac Sales & Service.
Mrs. Cora Gragg returned Mon-
day of this week to duties as chief
clerk at the local post office after
a two-weeks’ vacation. Last week,
her daughter and little grand-
daughter, Mrs. Garrett Slaughter
and Marsha, visited here from
Dallas.
pWuHwit/
LIFT
Listen
to a
GUY NAMED
SKILLED PERSONNEL
m rning a; 9:30 under direction
of Mmes. J. A. Fudge, Brian Crow-
ley. Don Small and G. O. Slaugh-
ter.
The Sunbeams sang “Morning
Prayer” and “Sunbeam Song.”
The roll call was answered with
«ach member repeating the Sun-
beam Watchword.
The “Happy Birthday” song was
sung tc Mrs. Fudge who observed
her 71 st birthday Monday and she
s.it in the “Birthday Chair.”
Mrs. Crowley told a Bible st:ry
about Saul and also told a mis-
sionary story.
After the program, the Sun-
be m- gave Mrs. Fudge a surprise
birthday party. Mrs. Bill Threet
baked the birthday cake.
?Irs. Fudge was surprised and
happy beyond words and thanked
the Sunbeams and workers for a
go id time. They were dismissed
with all repeating “The Lord’s
Prayer.”
Sunbeams present were: Marie
Coleman, Marsha Lewis, Janell
Rogers, Marsha Slaughter, Stanley
Cr wley. Margare: Alice Brothers
Y.cki Strawn, Eddie Jce and Lin-
day Roberson, Linda Bradfute, Bud
Threet, Carla McKinnek and Mary
Jones.
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The Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1951, newspaper, August 2, 1951; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth708480/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Archer Public Library.