The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, May 17, 1963 Page: 10 of 10
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THE CLARKSVILLE TIMES FRIDAY MAY 17, 1963 PAGE 10
News From
Hopewell
Hopewell Community Club
met May 10, at 7:SO p.m. for
business meeting. Drew Bell
called the meeting to order
with the minutes and treasury
report. Motion was made and
carried to buy folding chairs
for the center. Members met
before meeting time and mowed
the lawn to the community cen-
ter and church. Meeting ad-
journed.
Next meeting will be May 31,
Which will be family night. It
will be an Ice cream supper.
All you can eat free. Everyone
Is Invited.
A Mother's Day program was
enjoyed by all at the Hopewell
Baptist Church Sunday, May 12,
Those taking part were: Gall
Mowery, Johnny Mowery, Judy
Mowery, Patsy Gandy, Kathy
Davis, Mildred Dryden, Brenda
Dryden, Alice Gandy, Diana
Duran and June Monk house.
Mrs. DeDell Mowery and Mrs.
Audrey Monknouse were lead-
ers for the program.
Flowers were given Mrs.
Tom Roberts as the oldest
mother present. Mrs. Bill Dry-
den mother with most children
and Mrs. Bobby Taylor, the
youngest mother present.
Charles Floyd and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Watson
are at home after being at
Corpus Chrlstl where he was
employed.
Satcher and relatives In Paris
Mathers Day.
Miss Tessle L Dryden Dal-
las returned home Tuesday
after visiting In the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Mowery
and^ajQlly.
Visiting In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. T. Mowery Sun-
day, May 12, were Mrs. Bobble
Caudle and children, who have
returned from California. Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. David Mowery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Taylor
and son Marvin Gandy of Dallas
visited Mr.etnd Mrs. PatGaiidy
over the weekend
FOk THAT HEARING LOSS
SEE
THE
ACOUSTICON MAN
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Norris
returned home to Dallas Wed-
nesday after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Stringer Jr.
gnd family, also visiting was
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Shipp over the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hemingway,
Ruth and Bonnie of Arlington and
Charles Shipp, Dallas.
FREE TEST ~ No Obligation
FREE DEMONSTRATION
BY: ANDREW L. BURNS
TUES. MAY 21, I TO 4 P.M.
AT: BREWER HOTEL
All Tvp#s
UPHOLSTERING
REFfNISHING
VENETIAN BLIND
REPAIRS
TRUCK COVERS
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Stanley
and daughter visited with Mr.
and Mre. Charley Stanley at
Avary Sunday afternoon.
George Shoulders.
ACOUSTICON OF TEXARKANA
at
GEORGE'S
UPHOLSTERING SHOP
603 S. Locust
Mies Sandra Fryer employed
at Dallas visited her parents
Mr..-and Mrs. Harvey Fryer
ovfcr the weekend.
Mr. and Mra. Jake Roberta
vlalted Mr. and Mra. J. L.
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Mr. and Mrd. Jimmie Reed
and daughter, Dallaa, Mr. and
Mre. Monroe Reed, Mt. Plea-
sant and Mra. Ruby Carroll of
Houeton vlalted Mre. Maude
Reed Mothers Day. Mr. Jimmie
Reed's birthday was also
celebrated.
of scripture.
Mrs. W. E. Storey presided
over the business session. Mrs.
Jimmy Adams was named study
leader. Next meeting will be at
her home at Manchester, when
the group will enjoy t luncheon
end program.
After a social period refresh-
ments were served to Mmes.
•Storey, Roy Bates, Dean Wren,
Adams, Fulton Latimer and the
hostess.
ATTENDED FUNERAL OF
GARRETT BA^ETT 1
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Glpp Collins
had as guests ovtr the weekend
Mr. and Mra. Rainey Lovell and
children, Dellas.
MRS. HINES HOSTESS TO
CLARKSVILLE HD CLUB
The home of Mrs. Eulavee
Hines was the scene of the May
9 meeting of the C larksvlli*
Home Demonstration Club. The
meeting was callad to order at
7:00 by the president, Mrs. D.
R. Nethery.
Plana were laid for a bake
aalo to be conducted May 25 In
the Chamber of Commerce
building.
Mra. Mlllla Neaves was the
program leader for the evening,
and a sunshine basket" was
prepared for a shut-in friend of
the club.
Mre. Christine Oulllonshow-
ed how to make a toilet tissue
holder using e half - gallon
bottle and a few inches of net
decorated with lace, ribbon,
artificial flowers, or other or-
namental Items. This holder la
especially attractive for those
who keep toilet tissue on their
dressing tables for use as facial
tissue.
Mies Flossie Smith, of
Dallas, and Mra. W. A. Bum-
garner, of Clarksville, were
the club's guests for the even-
ing and the group was happy to
welcome Mre. Edwins Lowrance
as a new member.
Li*ht refreshments , were
served by the hostess to Mmes
Mary Linn Bills, Margaret
pwlola, Mary Ruty Halley, Lil-
llan Clark, Oulllon, Neavea,
Nethery, Bumgarner, Lowrance
and Mies Smith.
At the next meeting, May 23,
in the home of Mre. Halley\
each Ynember will bring a small
Place of furniture to re-finish.
and their eons, Buck Foster
and wife of Texarkana, Robert
Foster and wife, Clarksville,
James Paul Foster of Dalnger-
field have returned from Semi-
nole, Texas, where they attend-
ed the funeral of Garrett
Barnett, who passed sway Fri-
day, May 3, In a Lubbock hospi-
tal. Mra. Barnett le a slater
of Mre. Homer Foster. She will
be remembered here as Llnnlan
Woods.
‘ Mr. and Mra. Foster were
met at Seminole by their eon,
Billy George and family of
Lovlngton, New Mexico and
their two daughters, Mrs. Rutfl
Allgood and Mr. Allgood of
Pecoa end Mrs. Huby Nell Per-
kins, Mr. Perkins and son of
Oaring1'-'
AVERY POST OFFICE
IMPROVEMENTS
"The Post Office Department
has just advised me by tele-
phone," said Congressman
Wright Patman, In a letter to
Travis Keeling, postmaster,
"that the bid to remodel and
lease present poet office quar-
tern at Avery will be accepted.
Lessor U Broee Medford; the
location la south side of Main
street, There Is to be 2,250
square f*«t In the Interior, 48
square feet on the platform and
300 square feet of paved area.
There Is to he a five-year lease
with one five-year option.
MADRAS COMMUNITY
CLUB MEETING -•
The Madras Community
Club met at the community
center with e barbecue supper.
The Gene Lambert string band
furnished entertainment which
all enjoyed. Forty -two was sleo
played. - „ J
Thirty eight were present.
BUI Fuller of Grand Prairie
spent the weekend with hie par-
ents, Mr. and Mra. E. N. Fuller.
RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA
AFTER VISITING MOTHER
Raymond Mahan of California
has returned home after a visit
with hie mother, Mrs. C. R.
Mahan.
Mahan, s graduate of Clarks-
ville High School, later attend-
ed Paris Junior College end the
University of Texas, where he
received a Dr. of Philosophy In
chemistry. He now resides irn
Rolling Hills, California with
his wife and two children and
le president of the Serv Co.|
Company, an international oil
tool company.
It Isn’t the amount of milk
a farm produces, but the amount
each cow produces that makes
the difference between profit
and loss.
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WITH MRS THOMPSON
Mrs. Cordis Thompson was
hostess to the Saunders Circle
of First Baptist Church at her
home Monday. After the open-
ing song, Mrs. Jimmy Adame
gave the devotional from the
19th Psalm and Mra. Thompson
gave the prayer. After the minu-
tes were read and approved roll
call was answered with verses
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VALLEY
Light CO.. 1
dedicated N
senutlves o
P.m. Open
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Plant t<
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| held Friday, S
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I Valley steam I
| North Texas.
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Bonham, and w
1 sleetrlc power
and the entire
TPAL
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located on the
Lake Valley w
by construe tin
Brushy Creek i
of the Red Rtvs
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dedication, the
served a free
eon. The open
el 10 s.n. an
and guided toe
ducted through
these hours.
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Here Sa
Saturday,
Poppy Day In
bera at the
| American Li
streets dowr
made rep 11c
flower.
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World war
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come earner;
the joy of I
ceeds from
go to the r
rans and the!
available to
rent world
alike. Thoui
cases are
Those who
Clarksville Sa
contributing In
the maintenance
It has been car
ouely since 191
A new chain
American Legl
diamond, and r
Cost of the aewl
by sale stickers
Tickets will be
League teams th
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Pinson, Joe. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, May 17, 1963, newspaper, May 17, 1963; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth921531/m1/10/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.