The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 84, No. 143, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 17, 1962 Page: 3 of 14
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Sunday, June 17, 1962.
rHF. DAILY NEWS-TELEGRAM
Section 1 — 3
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OPENING SPECIAL
ALL THIS WEEK
CHILDREN’S
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Black and White
AGES 6 to 12
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6 Different Poses
food clean uied cart and
truck* now! . . . and we are
willing to five premium prices
on trade-in* to get them)
Thi» offer applie* to any
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model ’62 Ford car or truck
in tke big Ford line-up for
1962.
Come in — Let u* prove this
ia no wild claim!
• No dshostiag ont la Refrigorstor Section!
Society *** Clubs
NEW OFFICERS of Sulphur Springs Assembly No. 40,
Order of the Rainbow for Girls, recently were instolled. Sit-
ting on the front row, left to right, are Marilyn Reynolds,
Kay Kimmons, Melinda Morgan; second row, Elaine Teer,
Carla Brice, Mrs. Juanita Corbet, Bobbie Jean French, Va-
lina hathcox, Betty Brice, Janet i*ailey; third row. Patricia
Chester, Joan Turner, Phyllis Hermann, Priscella HaR. Jane
Vance, Judy Gray, Corlette Chester, Tressie Faulk and Carol
Hanson.
Exchange Vows
Rainbow Members
Install Officers
At ceremonies held at the land fourth Monday night of
Masonic Hall Friday, June 1, at each month.
■?:30 p. ni. Miss Kuy Kimmons, -—-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.!
Qillis Home
Scene Of
Luncheon
Mrs. Fred Moeik, Society Editor
Local Qirls
Attend
W orkshop
The Area VI Future Home-
makers of America Leadership
Conference was held June 13
and 14 in the home economy's
auditorium of East Texa.-
State College in Commerce.
Attending from Sulphur
Springs were Glenda Horn,
District secretary; Jalane Ring,
substitute for District I first
vice president; Mrs. Ira Black
and Mrs. Raymond Barton, ad-
visors of the girls; and Miss
Jo Marie Phillips, Area VI
supervisor.
The purpose of the meeting
was the planning of the Area
VI FHA meeting to he held
March If ip Commerce.
Miss King served on the pro-
gram committee and Miss Horn
: served as a member of the bus-
iness and arrangements com-
mittee. Both girls participated
in the vesper service held dur-
ing Wednesday night's session.
Telephone 885-3141
Qroup Four
Dinner
Held Here
Group Four of the Christian
Womens Fellowship of the
First Christian Church closed
1961-62 year at a dinner
arty at Terry’s Restaurant
Monday night.
Members and their guests
were seated at foursome tables
in one of the restaurant’s din-
ing rooms for the delectable
dinner and fellowship.
Mrs. Neff Moss, leader, pre-
sided in welcoming 1 members
and guests and the dinner in-
vocation was spoken by Mrs.
Roy S. Martin.
Members attending were
Mrs. Eugene Brice, Mrs. Ly-
man Brice, Mrs. Moss, Miss
Ruth Gordon, Mrs. Duke Mc-
Kinney Mrs. I'red Moeik, Mrs.
O. W. McKinney, Mrs. Roger
Perkins, Mrs. H. A. Snow, Mrs.
Adrian Whitehurst and Mrs.
Raymond S. Weaver.
Added guests included Mrs.
Roy S. Martin, Mrs. Jack
Grant, Mrs. Jack Sickles, Mis.
Jack Paul of Sherman, Mrs.
Gerald Wilhite, Mrs. Shannon
Hefley, Mrs. Lonnie Tennison,
vlrs. Phil Connally, Mrs. C. L.
Hethecat and Mrs. W. W.
tones, Jr.
Ralph Kimmons of Pickton,
was installed as Worthy Ad-
visor of the Sulphur Springs1
Assembly No. 40, Order of
the Rainbow for Girls:
Oth e r new officers are '
Daria Morgan, worthy associate
advisor; V a L i n d a Hathcox, j
charity; Jane Vance, Hope, J
Judy Gray, faith; Sammie!
The spacious home of the
J. H. Gills in Highland Hills
Long, recorder; Gene Turner, . ,
treasurer; Carla Brice, chap- for * “7™*
ban; Phylis Herrmann, drill Incheon Su n day.
June 10, honoring Mrs- Gills
mother, Mrs. Frankie Rice. Co-
hostesses for the event were
leader; Sandra Hedge, love;
Katena Green, religion; Elaine
Teer, nature; Patricia Chester, , , ,
immortality; Marilyn Reynold, j her daughter, Mrs. E. W Raw-
fidelity; Brenda Hicks, patriot- *on and her ">*«• Mtss
Froneberger. An array of gifts
was received by the honored.
Lunch was served at the
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Ogles
Miss Merrell W eds
James Lee Ogles
Miss Marguerite Merrell of Jearld Ogles, of Yantis, broth-
Commerce and James Lee er of the bridegroom, was best
Ogles of Yantis exchanged mar- j man
i iage vows !• riday night, June j Given in marriage by her
8, in an impressive ceremony ;broth Jam(,g Merrell tke
at the home of the brides .
mother. She is the daughter of i bl lde wus d, cssed ,n a whjte
ism; Melinda Morgan, service;
Bobbie French, confidential
observer; Priscilla Hall, outer
observer; Janet Bailey, musi-
cian; Carol Hanson, choir di-
rector; Mrs. Juanita Corbet is
mother advisor.
noon hour to the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Froneberger, Mr. and Mrs. F.
0. Froneberger, Mr. and Mrs.
, . ... ... . C. E. Froneberger, Mr. and
Installing officers from G.l-|Mrs E L. Fronebenter.
mer were Misses Connie Duke. I ChaHes and Kay AKc.
La Juan Fannin, Jimmie Duf- Bu„s of Cvmby Route 0ne
fy, Judy Gatlin, Shawannee Mr> and Mrs. d*,*., Fn>ne_
Mrs. Tannie hannin, berger, Linda and Johnny. Mis.
with
Shaw.
Grand Visitor, assisted
: the installation.
Misses Kay Kimmons, Va
Linda Hathcox, Phyllis Herr-
mann and Jane Vance were
presented with service bars.
J. T. N’ordin and Jan. Mrs. E.
T. Powell, Mickey and Tommy
of Lone Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ry Froneberger and David. Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Gillis and
and Johnny, Mr. and Mm Jim
Bride-Elect
Honored
At Shower
A lovely bridal shower on
Friday night, June 8, honored
Miss Wanda Radican, the
bruP'-elect of Bobby Smith.
Miss Radican, daughter of Mrs.
Ophelia Radican, 116 North
Locust, and Mr. Smith were
married Friday night in the
First Pentecostal Church on
North Jackson Street.
Hostesses for the event were
Mm. Nelson Edwards, Mrs.
Jerry Vititow and Mrs. Wayne
Allen. The party was held in
the Edwards home at 114
North Como.
Blue and white, the bride’s
chosen wedding colors, were
used in flower decorations and
other features throughout the
rooms. The serving table was
laid in a cloth of white linen
with organdy trim. Fruit cock-
tail punch and dainty minia-
ture wedding cakes, toasted
nuts, and mints were served.
Blue candles burned from milk
glass candle sticks and a flow-
er centerpiece in the blue and
white colors was used.
Guests registered in a love-
ly bride’s book from 7:30 until
9:30 p. m.
The honoree was presented
with many lovely gifts.
MR. AND Mrs. Richard Carpenter, 105 Glover, announce
the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter,
Nancy Sue, to Ronald Bennett Branscome. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Branscome, 948 Jefferson Street.
The wedding will be solemnized on Aug. 31, in the First
Presbyterian Church.
standing girl speaker for the
Overton School in the senior
year. During her junior and
senior years she was selected
outstanding thespian of her
trou p.
The Rotary club of Overton
honored her with its Citizen-
ship Award for the oustanding
senior. The Future Homemak-
ers of America was another
organization which received
her interest. She was the re-
porter during her sophomore
year and vice president in her
senior year. She was also ac-
A COMEDY OF SORTS
Bellair Beach, Fla. Iff) — On
he advice of his doctor, Arth-
ur Seliman decided not to run
'or town council after all. But
he decision presented a prob
em. a.
The ballots had already been
'Tinted and there was no wajF
to remove Seligman’s name, t*
“Life is a strange drama,’*
the former candidate said*,
“Last week I was out solicit*’
ing votes; this week I will have!
to go around again trying t®
discourage people from voting
for me.” w*
tive in girls athletics.
In the 1962 Springs Festi.
val she was a duchess from hep
class. She was also chosen'
favorite that year.
She is planning to enroll in.,
a teacher training institution,
in the fall where she will work
to become a teacher.
Mrs. A. E. Morrell and the
late Mr. Merrell. Her husband
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Ogles of Yantis.
The Rev. Lee Alexander.
sheer voile gown featuring a
round neckline and fitted, em-
broidered bodice. She wore a
corsage of white carnations.
A reception followed the cer-
, . ., . n , emony. The bride’s table was
pastor of The Assembly of God ^ fn a white damMk cloth
Church rin Commerce, officiate and wa8 centered with a flower
ed at the double ring ceremony arrangement of pink roses.
in the presence of the immed- Also on the table was the four-
iate families. j tiered wedding cake and a
Attending the bride was her crystal punch service.
sister, Miss Delores Merrell, Miss Wanda Ogles, sister of
maid of honor from Dallas, the bridegroom, served punch
Regular meeting dates for Gill and Amy, Mr. and Mm.
the assembly are the second Clifford Anderson, Mr. asd
Mrs. Keith Rice, Edwin
and Marilyn of Oklahoma City,
Mrs. H. L. Gray of Minco,
Okla., E. W. Rawsoa and Dav-
id. J. H. Gill and Mm Gill.
Mrs. Rawson, Mis* Froneberg-
er and the honoree. Mrs. Rice.
and Miss Shirley Merrell. the
bride’ sister, cut the wedding
cake.
The bride is a 1962 graduate
of the Commerce High School.
.She was a member of the Fu-
ture Homemakers of America.
Mr. Ogles is a 1962 graduate
of the Yantis High School. He
was class salutatorian and also
president of the Beta Club a.id
vice president of the senior
class.
The couple will make their
home in Sulphur Springs where
he is currently employed.
Sarah Hicks
(Continued from Page Two)
was listed in the All-Star cast
for the region during her jun-
ior year and voted the out-
2 Door Beauty!
Frigidaire Best Buy!
We know you find it difficult
to read and believe all the wild
and extravagant claim* you
find in dealer automobile ad-
vertiting every day . . . to do
we. Small weekly payment*,
loweit price* eve offered any-
where, practically giving car*
away and etc. and etc., on and
on . . . But the *imple fact*
••re ... we desperately need
6—5x7 PRINTS for.............$6.00
12—5x7 PRINTS for.............$9.00
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
WINNSBORO
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Thit Special Offer
Good All this Week!
• Specious 100-hmro zone Freezer—
separate kmitotod door.
o Twin fruit aad vegetable
Hydrators.
• Store met
Eggs, butter even tall
bottles, £ gallon milk
bottles!
ARTCRAFT STUDIO
. . GERALD and ANN POST, Owners
ELIZABETH POST, Receptionist
208 Connelly Street ' Phone 5*2641
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 84, No. 143, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 17, 1962, newspaper, June 17, 1962; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth829599/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.