San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1950 Page: 4 of 10
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SB SOCIAL ACTIVITIES!®
Mary Neal Hoff Crowned RegentQueen
In Girl's Aax. Coronation Ceremony
MRS. PAULINE CORNWELL, Society Editor
One of the most impressive
services of the Baptist Church
YOUR SIGN
OF GOOD
CLEANING
Mrs. C. A. Edwards
Hostess To Joint
Baptist Circles
Members of the Sallee Baptist
Missionary Circle and members of |
the Cleo Morrison Circle met in!
joint session Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. A Edwards, j
by special invitation, for the
monthly Mission program for Aug j
ust.
Topic of the program was "How
Christian Can 1 Afford To Be” lead
by Mrs. I.ce Barnett. *
Mrs. W. .1 Buis presented the
devotional “How Christian Can 1
j Afford to Be", and illustrated her
talk with a picture chart of inter
1 esting lessons
Miss Jane Buis sang a special ’
song, “Jesus Calls Me”, accom- j
panied by Mrs. C. A. Edwards at
the piano.
Mrs. A. W. Johnson told a story
i There Were Two Cowboys"*,£lrs.
I N. E. Phillips discussed the topic
concerning Chrisitanity and Mrs.
M. J. Tidwell told about Baptist
work iu the South American state
of Mato-G rosso in Brazil.
| Opening and closing prayers
j VPCre made by Mrs. J. J. Sparks
1 and Mrs. J. E. Hardwick.
Sintonites To Attend
Fourth Annual Guild
Weekendin Kerrville
P. E. FEATHERING
THE CLEANER
Paul Davis King of San Antonio
is here this week visiting his aunt*
Mrs. R. Quigley.
Mrs. Lucille Sherry of Gonzales
visited in the home of Mrs. William
Dittman from Eriday to Sunday
and Billy Wilkerson accompanied
her home.
R. B. Dittman and family of
Corpus Christ! visited in the home
Mrs. Clifton Mize, W.M.U. pres
ident, presided over a short busi- ■ Charming Doris Day, Warner
ness session, announcing the new nro*- "l*r> »» sweet as she
apportionment for the Buckner T1"*"- Slie /’ fr*h a,.,Ia da,,’r ^
, * 1, TT , , r , her navr chant bra 7 with gores of
Orphan Home, and plans for send whhe cyrlet in,erted lo Biakc tt
inK IL box of clothing to the Bap ; cimilar skirt.** The bolero is in
tist Mexican Orphan Home in San J matching White eyelet, and she sets
Antonio and the community pro- ! off her costume with snowy white
ject for the Sinton Baptist Mexican coU,m »lr,nK gh»ve»
Mission. 1 ------ ——~
The Eourth Annual Guild Week-
end of the Southwest Texas Con-
ference of the Wesleyan Service
Guild will convene August 18-20,
at Mount Wesjcy, Kerrville, Texas.
Mrs. II. B. Pletz of San Antonio,
Guild Conference Secretary is
; leader. The theme for the Week-
end is "We Seek Him Together".
! Mrs. Eleanor Neff Curry. Woman's
, Division. New York, N Y, will
| speak oil "A Christian lawks At
j National legislation*. Mrs. C. A.
Barr, Austin, Teltas, Will speak on
: "Wesleyan Service 'Gt/fld at Work,
! at Play, at Worship".
, Workshops will he held under
i tho leadership of the District Sec-
| rotaries Miss Clara McNeil, Sin-
i ton. Miss Lucille Newton. Hondo,
! Miss Charlotte Palm, San Antonio,
Mrs 11 B Jeffrey, Brownsville,
Mrs Dee Word, Sonora, and Mrs'
A J, House, <>{ Yoakum. They will
be assisted by the Conference Sec-
retaries Mrs. W, C. Sherman,
Mrs. M. C. Stearns, of Sinton, Mrs.
J. W. Glass, Mrs. O. N. Beer, of
Sdn Antonio, Mrs. W. A. Driier of
Ingleside, Mrs. W. W. ljpps lof
Llano, Mrs. Glynn Galliham of Vic-
I toria, JVlrs. A. N, Dahl hf Pcttus,
j and Mrs. M. D. Bormann,-Woman’s
j Society Christian Service Confer-
ence President of McAllen, Texas.
I Other delegates attending from
i Sinton are Mrs. J. Roy Moses, Mrs.
R. 11. Biggs, and Miss Bertha-Mer-
i ill
Social Calendar,
An enjoyable social hour fol
lowed the program with Mrs, Ed-
wards serving a refreshment course
to the following: Mcsdames Clifton I, .
Mize, J. B. Bullard, Owen Dragon. I """ ‘ luh ",H h,,1<J ,ht"' fan,,ly
Stella Hanshaw, Zola Newman, picnic at Park Welder, Wednesday
The Sinton Home Demonstra-
Darlene Elliott
Circle Enjoys Meet
At Gibson Home
Julias Dyer, Theo Miller, Edd I)il-: evening, August lfi. All members
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will-
iam Dittman, over the week-end.
lard, A Luce, J. J. Sparks, D. R. I are urged lo attend and bring a
Taylor, W. I). Salyer, A W. John basket lunch
son, N. E. Phillips, T. A. Harris,!
| R H Hohnes, E Walker, E. C Mr and Mrs I„ T. Kolb, Jr, and
( Davis. J. E Hardwick, F. M. Berry daughter ol Robstown were in Sin-
I L' f f\«. \ir I U.,i, Urn- ! l.,» C..n/I
E M. Curry
E. C. Davis, W. J. Buis, -l.ee Bar-i ton Sunday visiting their parents,
nett, A. M. Soper, M. J. Tidwell, j Mr and Mis I, T Kolb, Sr . and
11. T. Beckwpi th and the. hostess, i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Sr.
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y Goods
The Darlene Elliott Circle of the
Baptist Church met Monday night
at the home of Miss Ozella Gibson
for their regular Bible study pro-
gram.
Mrs W. E. Joseph had charge of
the Bible study and lead the mem-
bers in an opert discussion.
A social followed the business
meeting with refreshments served
to-. Mesdames Mary Chesney, Vir-
ginia Hitch, Johnnie Merrill, J. J,
Sparks, W F Joseph, Ruby Ed-
wai(Is,„ Walter . Eraser and the
hostess. "
Elizabeth Sahadi
Honored With Shower
Tuesday Evening
was held Sunday night when the
Girl’s Auxiliary of the Women
Missionary Union held their annual
Coronation service, „
Mrs. Clifton Mize, W.M.U. pres-
ident, began the ceremony with a
few brief words and the introduc-
tion of Mrs. M. J, Tidwejl* Young
People’s secretary.
Mrs. Tidwell introduced Mrs..
Roy Cooper of Aransas Pass, dis-
trict Young People’s secretary,
why conducted the coronation.
She spoke briefly concerning the
history of the organization.
The stage held a beautiful set-
ting with the rostrum decorated
with green foliage, the gold col-
ored queen's throne, and approxi-
mately forty white candles burn-
ing, and the G.A. emblem in the
background, carrying out the.
G.A.’s colors of gold, green, and
white.
Mrs. C. A. Edwards played
“Stepping In the Light” as the
maidens came down the isle. Each
girl gave some part of her work
in the step of becoming a maiden.
Maidens included Misses Dorothy
Edwards, Juline Edwards, Carol
Ann Heliums, Joyce Lewis, Doris
Marie Huff, Patricia Barr, Mary
Lou Barr, Beverly Standlee, Pat-
ricia Brown, Betty Russell, Sue
Humes, and Janice Edwards. Fol-
lowing the maidens came the Lady-
In-Waiting who also gave some
part of her work in "Sttairiing the
portion and included Misses Dora
Wood, Patsy Knox, Judy Wglton,
Margaret Mize and Sue Berry.
Princesses were Misses Linda
Luce, Roylan Beverly and -Rayma
Jean Fritchie, .who also gave a
short step in her attainment.
Queen’s of the day were Misses
Phyliss Sweeney, Anette Standlee,
\ Ruth Ann Lewis, Patsy Rankin,
Wanda Jo Vickers and Vivian Rus-
sell. Miss Jean Rankin and Janette
Myrich were queen’s with scepter
with top attainment going to Miss
Mary Neal Huff, who was crowned
Queen Regent, the highest step
in the G.A.s. Mrs. M. J. Tidwell
crowned the regent queen and pre-
sented the scepter anS"placing the
cape of green and white satin
around her.
The queens were attended by
six flower girls including Misses
Linda Faye Edwards, Sue Barr,
Judy Standlee, Linda Rankin and
Lorraine Rankin. Crown Bearers
were V. R. Glassoh III, Michael Mc-
Glqthjin and Timmie Owen.
The program was completed
with the singing of “A Child Of
The' Kiig” by Miss Jane Buis.
All girls taking part were
dressed in evening gowns of pastel
I shades.
Miss Elizabeth Sahadi, bride-
elect of LavCrne ( biter, was hon
ored with a bridal shower Tuesday
night at the homo of Miss Bertha
Merrill.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Misses Merrill and Jean Dabney.
The house was beautifully dec-
orated with bouquets of roses and
pom pom asters. The bridal cake,
held the traditional confectionered
decorations and was served by
Miss Luna Dycus with Misses Mer-
rill and Dabney alternating at the
tea service.
Miss Sahadi enjoyed opening the
many lovely gifts and displaying
them. Those attending were .Mes-
dames Garland Atkinson. J <;.
Cook, Franklin Kelly. Jr. and
daughter, Truman Hnjishav., i: |
Spain, E. I). Dillard, Johnnie Mer-
rill and the honoree and hostesses
Miss Sahadi is now <■■ p „yed as
typist in the A A A. ofl it-• i,r:e
WSCS Ladies Enjoy
Study On 'The
Ecumenical Church'
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Cream Sponge Cake
4 egg whites
4 egg yolks
1 cup sugar,'
3 tablespoons lemon jm
1 cup cake flour
lVi teaspoons baking p. dn
Vi teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
TO MIX: 1. Measure all in. rrdi
i Mrs. Frank’ Strzinek
Given Surprise Party
Friday Evening
ents Sift sugar through fine sifter | Fojtik, Mrs. Marie Offner and Mrs.
one to four times before measur Walter Schultz
ing. Use pastry or cake flour and
sift once before measuring Separ
ate yolks and whites of eggs. They
MERMAID IN STRIPES
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The Afternoon Circle of The
Women Society of Christian jgerv-
ice held their regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the Method-
ist Church building.
The regular educational pro-
gram was under the leadership
of Mrs. (’. A. Moore assisted by her
daughter, Marilyn, on the theme
"Church Schools and Colleges."
The Circle wijl discontinue all
meetings this month and will be on
vacation until .September 5 when
they will resume their regular
weekly meetings.
Those attending the meeting
were: Mesdames Ella Bentz, Drew
Moss, Tillie Sipes- Floyd Jarvis,
1. G. Rhine, and ,Mrs. Moore and
Marilyn f 1
will give more volume if at room
temperature.
2. Beat egg whites until stiff
but not dry and Mat in gradually
1 tablespoon sugar for each egg
white (out of sugar called for in
recipe) and set aside.
3. Add liqquid to egg yolks and
beat until lemon-colored and so
thick that beater turns with dif-
ficulty. Beat in remaining sugar.
4. Combine yolks and whites
and fold together with spoon un-
til mixture is even.
0. Mix and sift remaining dry
ingredient! and cut and fold into
egg mixture. Do not Mat after add-
jng^our to avoid breaking air
TO FILL PANS: Pour into unbut-
tered tube pan (9-inch), two 9-inch
layer pans, or 12 to 18 muffin tins.
Cut through mixture several times
to break large air bubbUee.
from Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Clyde Mayo
Hostess To W$CS
Morning Circle '
Tills attractive mermaid (who
really has been swimming!) gets
her quota of Vitamin D basking
in the sunshine after her dip. She
Roman
is wearing a glamorous
. •___1 ____•____!s At .„as«n
striped swim suit of. cotton pucker-
ette designed by Catalina. The two-
piece cotton suit has a solid-colored
back.
Southwide Focus V\feek
Observed By Sunbeams
Of Baptist Church
Vaudraobvrt-Wa^ce
Exchange Vows
Monday Evening
Mias Helen De Vaudrecourt of
San Antonio became the bride of
Pvt. Ray Wallace Monday evening
in a quiet ceremony at the home of
Justice of the Peace, N. F. Phillips,
who preformed the ceremony.
The bride wore a dress of navy
blue with matching white acces-
sories and a corsage of white glad-
iolus.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thames of
the city‘were their only attend-
ants.
t. Wallace is the son of Mr
d Mrs. M. E. Wallace of Jackson-
ville and twin brother of Roy Wal-
lace of Sinton. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. DeVaudrccourt of
Mexico City.
Pvt. Wallace, upon completion
of his furlough, will return to
Camp Stoneman, California.
Pvt
and ft
Mrs. H. L. Wilson returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Fannie Oakley, in
Georgetown.
Frank Wilson, Sr., and Ballard
Montgomery attended a Pontiac
meeting in Houston Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Charles and
son, Harry, of San Antonio were
here over the week-end visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Julius Good-
man, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Whitefield
of Alamosa, Colorado are in the
city for a visit.
Kitchen Komnitnt.
All ironing-board coven should
be washed before using to AnnoYe
starch and other finishes.
If you are in a hurry to iron an
article that has not been sprinkled,
wet a heavy turkish towel in hot
water. Wring it out thoroughly.
Roll the article to M Ironed in the
towel. In a short time you can
start ironing.
An appearance of height may M
given a low window by the use of
vertically striped cotton material
tor draperies, or by extend the
draperies to the floor.
To keep rice, grits, or other
starchy foods from boiling over,
add a small lui^p of margarine.
Walther Leaguers
Of Lutheran
Church Ertjoy Social
The Walther League of the Trin-
ity Lutheran Church gave a social
Friday night at which times the
members chose sides and enjoyed
an evening of croquet.
Refreshments of ice cream were
served to the following, James Ray
Adams, Ida Marburger, Elizabeth,
Walter and Hilmer Person, La-
Verne Raab, Walter, Alvin, Ear-
nest and Alice Veselka and visit-
ors; Deuroy Alton, Harold Wine-
sauer, Howard Sage and Rev. and'
Mrs. R. Weiser.
L0TTA ZIPP
The Sunbeams of the Baptist
Church met Monday' afternoon
with their leader, Wirs. F. C. Davis,
to begin theip-Week’s activity in
observance i6l Southwide Focus
Wcek*bf the Sunbeams.
The Intermediate G. A.’s pre-
sented a program in the form of a
sunflower on a flannel board with
each pedal representing a day and
way for which they could serve the
Lord. »
After the program the Intermed-
iates were hostesses to a social
with the following Sunbeams pres-
ent: Edward Luce, Janice Sharp,
John Lewis, Jackie Sweeney, Mary
Alice Simmons, Johny Fraser,
Bobby Beverly and Alvin Miller.
Thursday night the Y.W.A. will
entertain the Sunbeams with a
picnic at Park Welder beginning
at 6:30 p.m. and lasting until 8.
Jlfag06LADWE
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MISS ZIPP —I HAVE SOMETHIN*
VSHV IMPORTANT TO ASK
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cline of
Quero spent Monday in the home
of her sister, Mrs. William Ditt-
man.
Mrs. William Dittman was in
Corpus Christi shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Bill Ladley and children 6f
Uvalde are here this week visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Schaefer and family.
agent c. A. "DOC" RUSSELL
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A group of friends showered
Mrs. Frank Strzinek with many
lovely gifts Friday night at a sup-
rise birthday party in the home
of her daughter. Mrs Walter
Schultz.
Hostesses for the occasion were:
Mrs. Ludwig Strzinek, Mrs. “Jack
After an enjoyable evening of
visitation and the honoree opening
her gifts, refreshments were
served to. Mesdames J. H. Talley,
Fannie Rigby, H. P. Ramsel, Gene
Smith, T. S. Adams, Tansy Hart,
Frank Vanccek, Grace Knox, Ross
McGlothlin, Harry Trodlier, Ella
Keng, Brink Morrow, Clint Davis
and children, and Mr. and Mrs.
James F.* Tracy and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. Ludwig Strzinek and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lela Morgan from Bee-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fojtik,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Strahek
Peaches, No. 2 1-2 .1. 25c
Sardines , . . £ for 15c
... 5 lbs. 40c
lb. 82c
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Flour
Foloer's
Coffee
Van Camp's, No. 300
Tomatoes, No. 1 can . . 7c
Kosher Style, Lb.
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Cheese .
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Mrs. Clyde Mayo was hostess to
the Morning Circle of The Women
Society of Christian Service at her
country home Tuesday.
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San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1950, newspaper, August 10, 1950; Sinton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth717861/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sinton Public Library.