The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 12, 1962 Page: 4 of 8
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THE PADUCAH POST. PADUCAH, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1962
Study of American
Indians Made By
The Sorosis Club
A study of American Indians
was made by The Sorosis Club
at their meeting Thursday, April
5, in the home of Mrs. Arthur
Grayum.
Mrs. B. B. Biddy, as leader,
introduced the program with the
quotation, “At the door on sum-
mer evenings, sat the little Hia-
watha,” from Longfellow’s “Hia-
watha.”
A talk on “Noted Indians of
“Today,” was given by Mrs. Jess
Biddy. The talk included Allan
Howsbr, an Apache and descend-
and of Geronimo, and Mike
IMartin, a Caddo, both well-
Rnown artists.
Mrs. G. A. Mayes reviewed
“‘Problems of the American In-
dian.^
Mrs. Arrie Bohner, Federation
counselor, gave a brief sketch
of the life of Mary Stewart.
Guests present were Beverly
Jones and Jeanette McWilliams,
who read their essays, “My
Great American Heritage,” after
which Mrs. Jessie Thomas, dis-
trict education chairman, pre-
sented them with first and sec-
ond place awards from the club.
Refreshments were served to
the guests and the above men-
tioned members and Mmes. R.
G. Gibbs, Zack Isbell, Bob Mills,
M. B. Robertson, C. A. Brooks,
Hardin Frazier, V. H. Worley.
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TOPS IN SEWING — Entries in The Sorosis Club sewing con-
test are Rita Sunday. Beth Mayberry, and Janelle Currey, who
model attire they have made. Miss Mayberry will represent
the local club in the district contest.
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ZACK ISBELL, REGISTERED PHARMACIST - PATRICIA SANDLIN, REGISTERED PHARMACIST
Beth Mayberry Wins
In Sewing Contest
Beth Mayberry placed first in
the Vogue Sewing Contest for
high school girls Friday, April
6. The event is sponsored lo-
cally by the Sorosis Club, and
was held in the home of Mrs.
V. H. Worley.
Other entries in the contest
were made and modeled by
Janell Currey and Rita Sunday.
Miss Mayberry will represent
the Paducah club by modeling
her costume in district competi-
tion at the district convention
to be held in Childress April 13.
Others present for the oc-
casion were Mmes. Lee Currey,
H. L. Mayberry, Bob Sunday, M.
B. Robertson, G. A. Mayes, C.
A. Brooks, Arrie Bohner, Zack
Isbell, Arthur Grayum, Bob
Mills, R. G. Gibbs, Jessie Thom-
as, Bobby Sunday, C. A. Kill-
ingsworth, and the hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S. Carr
visited in the home of their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Little and Vicki, in
Arlington over the week-end.
28TH ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
STAMFORD
PCA
.
SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1962
9:30 A. M.
Texas Cowboy Reunion Grounds - Stamford
• Election of One Director
• Reports From Board and Management
• Stage Orchestra from Hamlin Hi-School Band
To Entertain
• $500. In Gift Certificates to Be Given Away
Absolutely Free
• Bar-B-Q Lunch At Noon
ALL STOCKHOLDERS URGED TO COME . . .
AND BRING THE FAMILY
Gamma Eta Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma
Elect Officers at Saturday Luncheon
Election of officers was con-
ducted at the luncheon meeting
of Gamma Eta Chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma Society at Girard
Saturday, April 7. Mrs. M. H.
Galbreath, Mrs. Louis Williams
of Girard and Mrs. Opal Jones
of Jay ton were hostesses.
Mrs. Ileene Stobough of Lo-
renzo was elected president with
Mrs. Emma Beaird, Ralls, first
vice president; Mrs.. Mahota
Stinnett. Cee Vee, second vice
president; Mrs. Evelyn Lowrie,
Crosbyton, recordiiig secretary;
Mrs. Mary Sue, Galbreath, Gi-
rard, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Lula Forbis, Afton, treasur-
er; Mrs. Opal Jones, Jayton,
parliamentarian.
The meeting was opened with
the quotation, “The greatest
discovery of my generation is
that human being can alter
their lives by altering their at-
titudes of mind.” — William
James.
Miss Eula Whitaker enlarged
the Chapter theme, “Helping
People to Use Their Talents for
Living Productive Lives,” with
a discussion on “The Problem of
Aging Groups and Their Desire
to Feel Useful!”
Mrs. Margaret Elliot gave a
report on publicity stressing the
importance of careful, reporting
of all meetings.
The final meeting of the year
will be held May 12 in the home
of Mrs. Stella Bowman at 7 p.m.
when new officers will be in-
People of the East
Studied in Delphian
Study Club Program
The Delphian Study Club
conducted a program Thursday,
April 5, on Visiting the People
on the East. The meeting was
held in the Jaycee Hut with
Mrs. David Calley hostess.
Mrs. Tim Tyler was program
leader and presented topics,
“The Old and the New” and
“Brazil.” Mrs. Jimmie Sandlin
gave “Diamonds, Gold and Sur-
inam.”
Mrs. Noble Ingram, president,
and Mrs! Billy Smith were nam-
ed as delegate^, to the district
convention to be field Thursday
and Friday, April 12 and 13, at
Childress.
Refreshments were served to
Mmes. Don E. Box, Kelley
Brooks, David Calley, Noble In-
gram, Waylon Piper, Warren
Prater, Jimmie Sandlin, Billy
Smith, Fred Stinson, James
Sweeney, R. T. Tyler Jr., George
Woodley, Jerry Barton, Doyle
Parnell.
stalled.
Others attending the meeting
were Mmes. Emma Beaird, Betty
Mae Wells, Norma Taylor and
Miss Rita Burleson, Ralls; Mrs.
Bernice Drake, Lorenzo; Mrs.
Lula Forbis, Mrs. Jewell Varnell,
Mrs. Willie Belaska, Afton; Mrs.
Gladys Peck, Roaring _Springs;
Mrs. Evelyn Lowrie, Mrs. Elzina
Lamar and Mrs. Edrie Taylor
of Crosbyton; and Mrs. Cretia
Brooks of Spur.
Guests were MiSses Marie
Lamar and Delta Burleson.
The Junior Gibbs Slate Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Gibbs 6 p.m.
will entertain with an open
house at their new home three
and one-half miles west of Pa-
ducah on the Farm-to-Market
Read 1038.
They, invite all their friends
and relatives to attend the open
house festivities.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs will en-
tertain Sunday, April 14, be- J Church of Christ
tween the hours of 3 p.m. to1 Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Dunn and
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Boothe at-
tended a gospel meeting at the
in Quanah
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SEE US FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS . . .
• FARM • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS
Wednesday Club Has
Program on Religion
A program on “Religion” for
the Wednesday --j&fcudy Club was
held in the home of Mrs. F. C.
Harmon Wednesday, April 4,
with the hostess opening the
meeting with The Lord’s Prayer.
For the program, Mrs. James
Garth gave a presentation on
the flowers and trees named in
the Bible, and Mrs. Merrick
Gibson spoke on birds in the
Bible.
During a business session,
Mrs. Loyd Mayes was elected
delegate to the Santa Rosa Dis-
trict convention of Texas Fed-
erated Clubs for Women to be
held April 12-13 in Childress.
Mrs. James Garth was named
alternate.
Arrangements to be used at
the convention luncheon made
by the Club were on display at
the meeting and were arranged
in, orchid with an Easter motif
A refreshment plate was serv
ed to- Mmes. Bill Barrett, L. L
Goodwin, James Garth, H. W
Cross, Merrick Gibson, T. E
Long, Loyd Mayes, Roy Powell
Misses Bernita Fish, Lottie Gib
Keith Patton Is
Guest Speaker For
Local Garden Club
Keith Patton of Matador, a
member of the national iris so-
ciety and a garden judge for
the iris society, was guest
speaker for the Paducah Garden
Club Tuesday, April 10, in the
home of Mrs. J .F. Powell.
Patton spoke to the group on
raising and the judging of iris.
Invocation by Mrs. Powell
opened the meeting with Mrs.
Don Box as leader of the pro-
gram.
Refreshments were served to
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Patton and
Mrs. Harold Cheek, and mem-
bers, Mmes. E. B. Goodwin, R.
E. Archer, Fred Stinson, John
Brown, Jack Bratton, Don Box,
G. F. Givens.
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Tooley, Kenneth. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 12, 1962, newspaper, April 12, 1962; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1018442/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.