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Local Federated Clubs Garden Club
Mrs. Cleveland Hosts Club
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Honor District President
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for the evening.
For All Your
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEED!
My name will not appear on
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the ballot but I am a candidate
for commissioner, Precinct 4
and ask that you write in my
name in the space provided.
Sincerely,
Willie Rushin
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Mrs. Bray Cook, of Memphis,
president of Santa Rosa District,
Texas Federation of Women’s
Clubs, was honored at a tea
Oct. 26 at the First Christian
Church attended by 55 club-
women.
Hostesses were members of
five Paducah federated clubs
which include the Delphian Study
Club, 1923 Study Club, Sorosis
Club, Wednesday Study Club
and treasurer’s reports.
Plans were finalized
Achievement Day.
at Diersings want to thank you for your business and your fine friendship and it is
service and products possible - at a reasonable price
Attends Banquet Cottonseeg
In Dallas
for the candidate of your
choice Tuesday, Nov. 7.
the Seniors will have a
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on the topic. She also displayed is displayed in the county ex-
pampus grass dyed with cake tension office for Cottle and
BAKE SALE
and also take orders on
fruit cake deliveries.
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profits. So take advantage of our
low prices to help them on
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At days end, someone will win
a set of 4 Phillips premium tires
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We are sorry - For this day only-sales must be cash or a
by Earl Larsen, played by Mrs.
T.J. Richards, organist, and
Mrs. W.S, Heatly, pianist.
KThe Collect for Club Women
read by the group led by Mrs.
Scott Jolly, concluded the pro-
gram.
Members of the 1935 Sorosis
Club attending were Mmes.
Hart, Roy Jones and W.O. Jones,
specials and discounts
all day on
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and appreciation day
Club Named
Outstanding
The Finney Home Demon-
stration Club of King County
was named the Outstanding Club
of the Year at the Achievement
Day program held here Oct. 25
in the Veterans Memorial
Building. Mrs. Mody Smith is
president of the community
club.
Rated in second place was
the Paducah Homemakers HD
club whose president is Mrs.
Mark Edinburgh.
The names of these clubs will
be placed on the plaque which
as president of the 1913 Study
Club in Memphis.
At present she is a member
of the Memphis Chamber of
Commerce, serving on the com-
munity improvement commit-
tee; president of the Business
and Professional Women’s Club
of Memphis, president of the
Harmony Club, secretary of the
Memphis Chapter of United
Daughters of the Confederacy
and a member of the Artists’
Studio. Mrs. Cook is also a
member of the Church of Christ,
of the National Historical
Society and is a founder of
the Panhandle Heritage Foun-
Mrs. Richard E. Archer was
hostess to the Paducah Garden
Club Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 10.
Invocation was given by Mrs.
| Clyde C. Smith.
I Mrs. Terry Brooks was
leader of the program on, “Se-
lection of Plant Material to Pre-
serve.”
Leaves, vines, grasses,flow-
ers that she had used with anti-
freeze and glycerin were shown
by Mrs. John Brown who spoke
STEWARTS STUDO
Vernon, Texas
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Dovie Brady of Dumont attend- wants Agriculture J
ed a banquet in the banquet Earl Butz to Invok,
Hall of Wyatts Cafeteria on support program 1
Mockingbird Lane in Dallas seed.
Friday night, Oct. 27, in honor Cotton producers,
of Dr. Clarence P. Denman of problems with marl
Calmont Ave., Fort Worth. 1972 crop,” Woods
telegram 1
Dr. Denman was awarded the to the depressed
Silver Stella Chapman Medal, fiber, the
for his outstanding hybridizing cottonseed
work toward achieving ever- line when <
blooming irises. His beautiful, of cottonseed
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and 1935 Sorosis Club.2m
Mrs. Cook is serving her |
first term as district president. •
Before being named to this V .
office, she served four terms '
Mr. and Mrs. William K.
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The 1964 Study Club met in Armstrong, was welcomed.
the 1. ome of Mrs. Charles Other members present not
Cleveland Oct. 26, with Mrs. previously mentioned were
Alton Jones and Mrs. Travis Mmes. Heatly, Delwin Brooks,
Irons as co-hostess. Richard Cranford, Sandra
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King.
Delwin club received third
place.
MRS. BRAY COOK plastic foam. Miss Thelma Wirges of Ver-
Cecil F. Carr, Lee Currey, Mrs. Alvis Townley describ- non, District 3 extension agent,
Wesley Polk, C.L. Robertson, ed her arrangement as a tri- was the guest speaker at the
S.L. Sandefur and Miss Beulah angle design of silver king and luncheon. She was introduced
Patton. marigolds in a ceramic bowl, by Mrs. Bobby Seigler, presi-
Delphians present were Tall stemmed green glass dent of the Cottle-King HDC
Mmes. Clark, James Sweeney, container on a black base held Council.
Jimmie Sandlin Jr., Carl Black, a triangle within a triangle of Another guest presented was
Doyle Parnell, Frank Taylor, maroon colored canna leaves, Miss Pat Smith of Wichita Falls
Ben Marrs Jr., Waylon Piper red and green pepper, coleous who will assume her duties here
and S.B. Diersing. leaves with celeous as filler, Nov. 15 as extension agent for
Attending from the Wednes- an arranged by Mrs. Goodwin, the two counties. At the pre-
day Study Club were Mmes. Grapes of maroon was the focal sent time she is receiving
Jolly, Merrick Gibson, L.L. point.. training at Dickens.
Goodwin, T.E. Long, B.H. The horticulture report was On display were arts, crafts
Marrs and Misses Patton, Inez presented by Mrs. Kelly Payne and other examples of mem-
dation. and Lyda Kelley, who told how, when and where bers’ projects, as well as
Guests were served pink Sorosis Club members pre- to plant bulbs. yearly reports which detailed
punch from a table featuring sent were Mmes. B.B. Biddy, During business conductedby accomplishments during 1972.
appointments of crystal, cut- C.A. Brooks, C.S, Gilliland, Mrs. E. B. Goodwin, president, Judges were extension agents,
work tablecloth, and cutflowers. B.L. Mayo, James Terry and the beautification committee Mrs. Bernince Carrell of Foard
Floral arrangements through- Clint White and guests, Mrs. comprised of Mmes. Goodwin, and Mrs. Elaine Carmichael of
out the Fellowship Hall accent- Eddie Crumpton, and Mrs. G.R. Brown and Smith received ap- Knox.
ed the general color scheme of Wilson of WichitaFalls,former proval to plant bulbs in the Visitors were also registered
pink and white. members. flower beds around the hospital, from Knox, Dickens, Foard and
Mrs. W.O. Jones of the 1935 Among the 1923 Study Club The club voted to pay travel Childress counties.
Sorosis Club was coordinator members in attendance were expenses for the president to Door prizes were presented
for the tea. Mmes. Richards. Heatly, Long, attend the Central Zone meeting to Mmes. G.W. Park, Hulon
The program in the sanctuary Richard E. Archer, W.C. at Levelland Nov. 10. Treasur- Owens, Jimmie James, Viola
following the tea included a Briggs, Don Brothers, Arvis er‘s report was given by Mrs. Morris, Lawson Havins and
welcome address by Mrs. Roy Davis, John H. Davis Jr., P.E. Orin Fell. Larry Rush.
Jones, the Federation Song sung Godfrey, F .B. Goodwin, Hauley Mrs. Archer served a re- Lone Star Gas
by the group and directed by Graves, Herbert Henry, Clif- freshment plate to 11 members, •"T,
Mrs. Don Clark, and accom- ford Graves and B.F. Hobson, who also included Mmes. G. F. Earnings Climb
panied at the piano by Mrs. ----------------------------- Givens, Wesley Polk and Lone Star Gas Co. has re-
Charlie Hart. ____ Delwin H.D. Club Charles Douglas. ported earnings for the 12
Mrs. Cook’s address stres- ---- - - — - months ended Sept. 30 at $2.38
sing “Our World Through The Delwin Home Demon- The American Cancer Society a share increase of 8 per
Federation” followed an organ stration Club met Oct. 11 in the urgently needs your support o cent over the same period last
and piano duet, “Meditation” home of Mrs. George Wofford, help WiPe °ut cmnc. and year.
by Theodor Bubeck, arranged president. Following the club YALrvit’ generous check Company officials said the
song and prayer, roll call wasthe ACS. increase was the 12th consecu-
answered with, “one article I ------------:------------------- tive quarter in which earnings
have in storage.” Those not previously men- for the preceding 12 months
Mrs. Ronnie Owens and Mrs. tioned who attended were Mmes, increased over the comparable
R. L. Owens gave the secretary Bobby Seigler, Jimmie James, period a year earlier.
Charles Carr, Hulon Owens, Total 12-month earnings for
for Tommie Thaxton and W. A. Lone Star of 35.3 million were
Davis. up eight per cent over the year
Hostess gift was presented Next meeting will be with earlier period on revenues of
to Mrs. Delwin Shavor. Mrs. Hulon Owens Nov. 8. $280.5 million.
Before the regular business Hajek, Edgar Hickman, Billy
meeting began club members Kinney, Wesley Robbins and
made a Muscular Dystrophy Kenneth Trent.
March on Bray Avenue.
A federation counselor report
was given by Mrs. Kenneth
YOS’program was -‘Accepting
Responsibility in Public W• * .
Affairs” with Mrs. Connie Fair tax assessor examination, she
as director. 311(1 her husband plan to visit
Guest speaker was William cousins, R.S Liedtke^Raymond
H. Heatly, district attorney. Liedtke and Mrs. L C. Butler,
His subject was “Law Enforce- and sigh t-seein Galveston and
t „ Texas City. They plan to leave
A new member, Mrs. W.E. today, Thursday.
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named for our late regional vice Present farm lepe ar,
president, is a huge white, vides for price 8** hjsersit
known to bloom at least three the program 18”gormativ
times a year, in several parts operative. If the s98
of the United States. He achiev- cides to provide sii ad shov
ed this success through an ex- is required by 1av gang of
tensive study of genes and price support at ah ’ Ho Par
chromosomes and much work, petitive with other —e
Its pollen parent is a three crops.
High S
quarter aril, not far removed Any price suppor gription
from the pure arils of The Holy would put cottonseed dcture.
Land. petitive level with arious
seed crops. The latest endga
price paid Texas fam eject ma
their seed was $44, e of the
abut 52.3 per centQ Diersi
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The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. [65], No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1972, newspaper, November 2, 1972; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1407384/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 31, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.