The Ennis Weekly Local (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1968 Page: 3 of 4
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THE ENNI# WEEKLY LOCAL Ehursday, June 6, 1968
Pamela McCaskill, Granddaughter of
Bardwell News Youth Summer Recreation Program
Ennis Couple, Weds William B. Adams
Miss Pamela Ann McCaskill,
bile, Ala., and his fraternity is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
„McCaskill, 6805 Oaklawn Ave.,
"Minneapolis, Minn., became the
bride of William Bain Adams,
Saturday morning, May 18. The
Rev. Ross officiated at the cere-
mony which was held in St. Tho-
mas Moore University Chapel.
The bride is a graduate of Hill-
crest High School ,Dallas and is
a graduating senior at Oklahoma
University. Her sorority is
Kiappa Kappa Gamma.
Mr. Adams is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Adams of Mo-
Phi Delta Theta. He is now a
student at Texas Technological
College in Lubbock.
Mrs. Ron Clark and David
Adams, father of the bride-
groom, were honor attendants.
Mr .and Mrs. Adams will re-
side at 1602 Avenue R. Apt. 206
in Lubbock, where he will finish
school the next semester .
Mrs. Adams is the grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Fitzgerald and Mr. and Mrs. C.
W McCaskill.
W. D. Bozek, president of
Bardwell Homecoming Assn,
called a meeting Monday night,
at the Center, to make plans for
the 1968 home-coming June 15,
at Bardwell Community Center,
beginning 6 p.m. All persons in-
terested, are invited, bring a pic-
nic basket. Mrs. Joe Vitovsky,
secretary treasurer, in charge of
invitation cards. The following
committees were named, gen-
eral chairman, W. D. Bozek, pre-
paring grounds, tables, chairs,
George Grammer, Robert Wood,
E. R. Nekuza, J. L. Lewis, Ken-
neth Farmer, prepare tea, Mrs.
George Grammer and Mrs. Ken-
neth Farmer, serve tea, Bob
Is to Be Launched Here Monday
get underway. The program will
be in operation daily with the
Ennis’ annual summer recrea-
tion program will begin this com-
ing Monday, June 3, and run
until July 26.
The program is designed for
all school age students, both boys
and girls, and will include such
sports as basketball, baseball,
touch football, volleyball, soft-
ball, tumbling, weights, soccer,
track and field, badminton
ping pong, twirling, and rope
climbing.
The program is to be offered
at the Ennis High School gym,
exception of Saturday and Sun-
day.
The program is a daily affair
and no registration is required,
so students should feel free to
come and go as they please.
To maintain some semblance
of order, however, the follow-
ing time schedule has been set
up and any student interested in
participating should be careful
Miss Donna Prachyl, Fiancee of Pfc.
Keith Moore, Honored With Tea-Shower
Miss Donna Prachyl, bride-1 table which was covered with a
white lace cloth over a yellow
elect of Pfc. Keith Moore, who is
stationed in Monterray, Calif.,
was feted with a tea shower
damask cloth. The centerpiece
Gailey and Charlie Cash purchas-
ing chairmen, plates, napkins,
cups, etc., Mrs. Bob Bruce, food
placing, Mrs. Rex Manning, Mrs.
W. B. Hargus, Mrs. E. R. Ne-
kuza, and Mrs. W. D. Bozek, ice,
Earl Mahone, register guests,
Mrs. Charlie Cash and Miss Ruth
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Lewis E. Prachyl, 502 Lake
Shore Drive.
Along with Mrs. Prachyl, Mrs.
Rudy Valek, Mrs. Leslie Zhanel,
Mirs. Frank Patak and Mrs. Ray-
mond Nekuza were hostesses
for the occasion. Also present
were the honoree’s mother and
grandmothers, Mrs. George Pra-
chyl, Mrs. Frank Prachyl and
Mrs. Katie Barto and her fiance’s
mother, Mrs. Don Moore.
The bride-elect’s colors were
carried out on the refreshment
was of white gardenias flanked
by two tall yellow candles. Roach publicity, Mrs.
Punch, cookies, cake and nuts
and mints were served to the
guests.
Miss Prachyl was given a cor-
sage of yellow baby chrysanthe-
mums by her aunts.
Misses Lorane Valek, Teresa
Patak and Doris Zhanel, three
of the honoree’s bridesmaids, as-
Pendell
Wheatley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Goodwyn
and children, Ronnie, Cindy.
Monty and Amy of Lubbock
spent the week end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Good-
wyn, Ronnie remained for a
month’s visit. Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Huff, Karen and Larry,
sisted her in opening the gifts. Dallas were Thursday visitors,
The wedding is scheduled for
2 p.m. June 29 at St. John Catho-
lic Church.
Mrs. O. W. Parker Recipient of Plaque for
Work as Head of Band Parents Past 8 Yrs.
The Band Parents Club met
in monthly session Monday night
at the band hall.
Neal Goodwin, president, in
behalf of the club, presented the
outgoing president, Mrs. 0. W.
Parker, a beautiful plaque which
read President from 1960-1968.
Her achievements were great,
Her friends many, Inspired lead-
er, a Devoted co-worker and a
staunch friend; Presented for
outstanding service to the ad-
vancement of the club.”
Mr. Goodwin said there would
be meetings throughout the sum-
mer. He urged every one to try
to attend.
Retiring Teachers Are Honored at
Dorie Miller Elementary School
Dorie Miller Elementary Walker in his presentation.
Dorie Miller Elementary
School principal and faculty
honored two teachers retiring
from that school, Mrs. Clemmie
C. Thomas and James W. Wil-
son, at a Barbecue chicken din-
ner Saturday. [
After the entire faculty was
served a delectable dinner, Prin-
cipal W. D. Alexander presented
Asst. Supt. of schools H. D.
Walker. In behalf of Supt. Forest
E. Watson, Mr. Walker presented
the retiring teachers with hand-
somely framed certificates of
service from the Ennis Indepen-
dent School District. “We cannot
begin to thank you for the many
years of hard work that you have
given to the system,” stated Mr.
Following the presentation of
the certificates, Mr. Alexander
presented each of the two teach-
ers with a unique Seth Thomas
“Speed Read” electric clock, a
gift purchased by the faculty of
Dorie Miller School. On a nostal-
gic note, each teacher expressed
appreciation for both gifts.
A special vote of thanks was
extended the hospitality commit-
tee headed by Mrs. E. Williams
and Mrs. I. Lincoln, and a round
of applause for these two teach-
ers was led by Miss J. Williams.
The affair was closed with the
principal thanking each of the
members of the faculty for co-
operation during the past year.
Janey Belle Pollan To Wed Jimmie Dale
Burke in First Methodist Church Rites
- Mrs. Macie A. Pollan of 605
Park Street has announced the
approaching marriage of h e r
daughter, Janey, to Jimmie Dale
Burke, who is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill “Pete” Burke of
111 Lamar Street, Sweetwater.
The wedding is planned for
August 31 at the First Metho-
dist Church, here.
Miss Pollan is a 1965 grad-
uate of Ennis High School and is
to be graduated from Texas
Technological College in Aug-
ust. She is a member of Alpha
Chi Omega social sorority.
Mr. Burke is a 1959 graduate
of Newman 'High School in
Sweetwater. He will be gradu-
ated from Texas Technological
College in August with a degree
in industrial management.
The bride-elect was honored
with a miscellaneous shower
Friday, May 24, before she left
school. The hostesses were Miss
Jamelan Payne, Miss Linda Ku-
cera and Mrs. Janis Payne. The
bride-elect’s colors of avocado
and white were used in the dec-
orations .The hostesses’ gift to
the honoree was an electrical
appliance.
About thirty guests attended.
Marcus Hanus Presents Group of His
Piano Students in Recent Recital
Marcus Hanus presented a
group of his piano students in
recital Monday and Tuesday eve-
nings last week. The pre-
grams included compositions by
Bach, Burgmuller, Liszt, Chop-
in, Debussy, Diabelli, Beethoven,
Boccherini, Heller, Ellmenreigh,
Prokofiess.
The folowing students have
studied from Mr. Hanus the past
semester: Gary Goodwin, Julie
Davis, Michael Hickman, Melo-
die Pollan, Cathy Caldwell,
Sherie Caldwell, Michael
Valek, Timmy Valek, Karen
Dyess, Daine Bouskia, Danny
Bouska,. Debbie Novy, Janet
Burris, Albert Haskovec, Regina
Haskovec, Beverly Smith, Chris-
Prachyl, Cathy Prachyl, Eliza-
beth Moucka, Leigh Ann R e y-
nolds, Mark Reynolds, Kari classes.
ty Smith, A’dree (Ann) Thorn-
ton, Patty Zmolik, Teddy Heers,
Katherine Heers, Stephen Heers,
Margaret Heers, Kaye Munn,
Theresa Mikel, Janice Haskovec,
Linda Deavers, Leslie Henry,
Teena Loveless, Rita Novak,
Jimmy Coker, Sherrice White,
Theresa Odlozil, Robin Watson,
Jimmy Strunc, Rhonda Hillger.
Mr. Hanus also has adult stu-
dents in his piano and theory
Mrs. Jack Byrd and son, Brian,
■and Mrs. David Byrd, of Mart,
were Saturday visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bassinger
of Abilene were Monday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gorman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baisden,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Owens, of Kil-
leen, visited their mother, Mrs.
Rob Whatley on Sunday. The
group attended the open house
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Hodge, on their 50th wedding
anniversary in their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lowry
spent two days and nights with
her mother, Mrs. J. L. Woodall,
in Venus, who sustained injuries
in a fall cutting her arm, re-
quiring 18 stitches.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Williams
of Ennis were Friday visitors in
the home of her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Forston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmer
spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter Mrs. J. M. Oliphant and son,
Richard, in Italy, in the after-
noon the group went to Waxa-
hachie, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Edward. Wright, Mrs. Wright be-
ing on the sick list, neice of Mrs.
Gilmer.
Mrs. John V. Gilmore and
daughter, Mrs. Ruby O’Neal of
Victoria visited Mrs. N. Stacke,
being here for funeral services
for John Boren Jr., nephew of
Mrs. Gilmore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bozek at-
tended installation ceremonies,
of Lancaster Chapter No. 943
O.E.S. Saturday night in Masonic
Hall, Lancaster, Mrs. Bozek was
installing officer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hargus at-
tended the La Petite division of
Ellis County Our Little Miss
Pageant, held at Brookside Inn,
Saturday night. Their grand-
daughter, Pamel,a Ann Mulkey,
6. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mulkey, Jr., Red Oak, was
in the 3 to 6 year olds.
J. B. Lowry received a cut
near his eye, in a fall, while
visiting at the home of his son,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lowry Jr.
and taken to the hospital, 7 stit-
ches were required.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Early, El
Paso, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman
and daughter, Jo, of New Jer-
sey, spent several days with
Mrs. Early’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lowry. Miss Bonnie Lowry
and Miss Louise Lowry, Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lowry Jr.
and children were Sunday
guests.
Mrs. J. M. Oliphant and son
Richard, spent Monday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gilmer.
Mrs. Virgil Davis and daugh-
ter, Miss Pam Davis went to Ar-
lington, Friday night, to attend
commencement of University of
Texas, in Texas Hall, 8 p.m.
Their son and brother, John Ben-
ton Davis, among the 442 gradu-
ates.
Jim Edd Underwood was nam-
— ed to junior membership, in the
EHS Class of 1948 to Hold Reunion at
Lake Bardwell; Needs Four Addresses
A reunion of the EHS 'Class
of 1948 will be held at 1 p.m.
June 15 at Waxahachie Creek
Park, Lake Bardwell.
If there are those who know
the whereabouts of Tom
j Stewart, Annie Marie Isom,
& Margaret O’Bannion or Billy
Honza, they are asked to notify
Mrs. Donald Hart, 875-7395 or
Mrs. James L .Hart, 875-7540 as
the committee would like to
notify all members.
So far the committee has
heard from 80 members and
their spouses who are planning
to attend.
WINS NOMINATION
LOS ANGELES—Conservative
Republican Max Rafferty has
won the Republican nomina-
tion for U-S Senate in Califor-
nia for incumbent Senator Tho-
mas Kuchel.
CUSTOM MADE
RUBBER STAMPS
UPCO PRINT SHOP
and baseball field, with a compe-
tent staff of teachers supervis-
ing the program. t
The boys program will be head-
ed by coaches Don Essary, and
Charles Neuman, while the girls
will have qualified high school
girls co-ordinating their pro-
gram.
The boys will begin their pro-
gram Monday, June 3, while the
girls will wait until June 10 to
to attend at the proper time.
Boys in grades 1-5 will have
the floor from 8 to 11 a.m. daily,
as will all girls in grades 1-12.
In the afternoon from 3-5 p.m.
boys in grades 6-8 will take over,
and then beginning at 5 p.m.
and continuing until 8 p.m. its
the school age boys turn as grad-
es 9-12 take over.
Last year the program enjoy-
ed much success ,and naturally
it is hoped that this year will
be even better.
Physical Examinations, Prelims
To Summer Camp, for Boy Scouts
Skrivanek will conduct the ex-
Physical examinations for all
Ennis Boy Scouts who will at-
tend Summer Camp, Philmont
or Golden Acron Training will
be given by four local physicians
Tuesday night.
Drs. James R. Jeter, W. B.
Kinzie, Walter McCall and D. A.
aminations at the First Metho-
dist Church at 7:30 p.m.
Scoutmasters have already
distributed exam forms to
Scouts. Scotus and parents are
reminded to complete that part
of the form required by parents.
Secondary Offering Announced by
Ennis Business Forms, 127,892
Ennis Business Forms, I n c.,
announced today that it had
filed ia registration statement
to approval of the New York
Stock Exchange.”
Gehrig also told stockholders
that the past fiscal year was a
with the Securities & Exchange that the past fiscal year was a
Commission fora secondary milestone in the growth of the
public offering of 127,892 shar-1 company. “Ennis had it's first
major acquisition—AIBC Busi-
ness Forms of Miami, Fla.—and
es of the company’s common
stock. The announcement was
made by Company President has tripled its warehousing dis-
Leonard F. Gehrig at the firm’s tribution facilities,” he explan-
annaul stockholders meeting. I ed. “We have also added a great
According to Gehrig—t h e deal of management depth-—and
company intends to make appli- | expanded our manufacturing e-
cation for listing of its common quipment and plant facilities,
stock on the New York Stock Ennis now has five plants and
nine warehouses located through
Exchange, assuming the com-
mon stock distribution require-
ment are met as a result of this
secondard offering.
“There is no assurance that
out the US. The company has a
unique distribution system
which consists of over 20, 0 0 0
such application, if submitted-
will be approved,". Gehrig said.--------
“Final determination is subject systems.
74, held at the Church of God
in Ennis, 2 p.m. Sunday. Burial
in Bardwell Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gailey had
as their Sunday guests, her son,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Paschall
and sons, Mark Gregg, Scott and
Bret, of Dallas. Mark and Gregg
remained for a few days visit.
J. W. Jackson of Pampa, and
mother, Mrs. Margaret Jackson,
of Maypearl, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lie Cash, of Waxahachie.
Mrs. A. W. Hayes had as visitors
during the week end, her grand-
son. Milton Rector, Grand Prairie
her sisters, Mrs. Mable Lawless
and mother Mrs. Madge Rhodes,
Dallas. Miss Dora Gilmore, En-
nis. Miss Mae Hays and mother,
Mrs. Stella Hays and Mrs. Oscar
Venable of Waxahachie.
Mrs. Irma Lee Gryder went
to Lubbock, to attend gradua-
tion of her daughter, Miss Jer-
leia Gryder, member of the sen-
ior class.
James Kendrick of Seagoville
was a Thursday visitor of Mr.
and Mrs., Earl Waldrop and Mr.
and Mrs. Pendell Wheatley.
Miss Cheryl Denice Johnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Johnson, Arlington, and Airman
Robert Allen Sheilds, Mountain
Home Air Force Base, Iowa, will
be married June 7 in the Church
of Christ, in Arlington. He at-
tended college in Henderson,
Tenn., at the Freid-Hardeman
College, his parents live in Geor-
gia. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Johnson,
Bardwell are the bride’s grand-
American Hereford Assn, in
Kansas City, Mo. the world’s
largest purebred registry orga-
nization. He is the son of Mrs.
J. T. Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Killough of
Breckenridge were recent visi-
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Junkin.
Mrs. Bertha Price and daughter,
Mrs. Bettie Jo Brown and chil-
dren, Debra and Allen of Corsi-
cana were Sunday visitors.
Mrs. Ben Junkin, Mrs. Nettie
Pearcy, Mrs. Lois Hallabough,
Mrs. J. T. Austin and son, Mark,
and Rev. M. R. Fulmer were
among those attending funeral
services for Mrs. Ida L. Wilson,
Ennis-Ex E. R. T
Bristow, 64, Is I
Dead in Oregon
N. R. Bristow, 64, died Tues-
day night in Doctors Hospital,
Portland, Oregon, after an ex-
tended illness.
He willed his body to medi-
cal science .The memorial serv-
ice will be held Tuesday night
ox next week in Portland.
He formerly lived in Ennis
and in Houston and was employ-
ed by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road, Houston Division.
He is survived by his wife, of
Portland; two children, Mrs.
Dow Gordon of Huntsville, Tex.,
and Gordon Bristow of Houston;
severa Ibrothers including Roy
Bristow of Ennis and one sister.
Teachers 3 Decades Ago Be Reception
Honorees, an Event of Class Reunion
Barkley, Mrs. T. N. Scallorn, H.
Public school
teachers of
J. Shackelford,
Ennis-Ex, Dies
From Mishap
James Shackelford about 50,
of Fort Worth, formerly of En-
nis, was fatally injured in a car
accident in Fort Worth yester-
day.
Mr. Shackelford is survived by
his wife, two daughters, three
brothers and a sister; his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shack-
elford of Fort Worth.
Charles Shackelford of Ennis
is his nephew.
Funeral services will be held
at Fort Worth Monday at an
hour to be announced.
more than three decades ago
will be honored at a reception
at Lakeside Country Club the
afternoon of June 22. The re-
ception, a highlight of the re-
union of the Ennis High School
Class of 1936, will be open to
all friends of the class and all
former pupils and other friends
of the honorees.
Former teachers returning to
Ennis for the event are: Frank
Blair, Royce City; W. F. Howard,
J. H. Sullivan, Frances Hill,
Vyvian Greenstreet, Lucille
Douglas and Mary Kucera Sher-
rill of Dallas; Sidney Reeves,
Cedar Hill; Regina Pennington,
Royce City; Catherine Neal
Smith, Garland; Brooks Conover,
Irving; Katherine Maxson, Fort
Worth, and Una Robertson, Sagi-
naw, Michigan. Teachers still re-
sidig in Ennis include: Maud
T. Lester, Ida Haynes, Mrs. Earl
Norton, Mrs. Byrne Cooke and
John Stiles. Tentative reserva-
tions have been requested by J.
Houston Allen of Florence,
Ariz., and Mrs. Newton W. Mc-
Cann of Texarkana.
Sam Keever, host for the Class
of ’36, told the Ennis Daily News
that the public will be welcome
at the 2 to 5 p.m. reception.
“This is something new in re-
union activities”, Mr. Keever
said,” and we know that many
Ennisites number these teachers
among their best friends.” He
also said that Eric Honza and his
orchestra would provide musical
entertainment during the re-
ception.
Other reunion activities in-
clude a dinner and program at
Lakeside Country Club for class
members, their spouses, teachers
and guests.
Charles Lee Kubelka Receives BBA at
St. Edward's U.; Relatives at Events
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kubelka
and son-in-law and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Valek and Mrs.
Neil Harrison attended gradua-
tion festivities at St. Edward’s
University, Austin, in Which the
Kubelkas’ son, Charles Lee Kub-
elka, received his bachelor of
business administration degree.
They attended the bacca-
laureate mass, held on the lawn
of St. Edward’s U. at 7 p.m.
Friday and the party that follow-
ed at the Gondilier Hotel for the
graduates and their relatives
and friends.
Then Saturday at 10 a.m. they
attended the commencement ex-
ercises in the Southwood The-
ater Auditorium there and the
luncheon for the parents a n d
graduates that followed in St,
Edward’s Cafeteria.
Linda Jo Patak, Fiancee of Charles W.
Stump Jr. Feted by The Mmes. Bozeks
The lovely home of Mr. and Evelyn Patak, another aunt,
poured coffee from the silver
The lovely home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill D. Bozek, Lake Bard-
Honor Roll of
Avalon School
Announced
Avalon Independent School
sixth six weeks honor roll has
been announced:
dealers who are specially train-
ed to handle the vastlineof
Ennis products and accounting
Kimberly Ann
Riddle's 2nd
Birthday Noted
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riddle en-
tertained their daughter, Kim-
berly Ann, with a birthday party
at their home. 608 W. Baylor,
Sunday, June 2. Kim was three
years old May 28.
The table was laid with a
“Flintstone” table cloth, “Flint-
stone” plates, cups and napkins.
Cake, ice cream cones, punch
and cold drinks were served.
Children present besides the
honoree were, Larry Atchley Jr.,
Michael Sibley, Paula Venable,
Kathy Murray, Amy Green and
Becky and Jackie Oliver.
Adults present were Kim’s
grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Fincher;
Miss Jeanette Martin, Mrs. Larry
Atchley, Mrs. Kenneth Cashion,
Mrs. Mike Sibley, Mrs. Buford
Murray, Mrs. Mary Ann Green,
Marilyn Murray, Mrs. Patricia
Hefner and the hostess, Mrs.
Riddle.
Prize winners of the games
played were Larry Atchley Jr.
and Michael Sibley. All the chil-
dren were given party hats and
horns as favors.
Kim’s birthday cake, an ornate
confection, was baked by Miss
Jeanette Martin of Ennis.
"A" Honor Roll
1st grade—Melissa Morrison,
Julia Thomas.
2nd grade—Nancy Chaney,
Bobby Crabtree, Melissa Ful-
mer, Susan Worthy.
3rd grade—Nancy Helm S,
. Wayne Lee, Anne Tromas.
4th grade—Carol Gillespie.
7th grade—Robin Gorman.
8th grade-—Sharon Winning-
ham.
10th grade—Pam Chaney, La
Wanna Wright.
11th grade—Nancy Lee.
12 th grade—James Duffy,
James Steele.
“A” & "B" Honor Roll
1st grade—Larry Griffith.
2nd grade—Cora Hammond,
Linda Hooks, Terry Tekell,
Ray Vaughn Williams.
3rd—Waylene Hayes, L i s a
Steele, Beverly Williams.
4th grade—Leslie Griffith.
15th grade— Larry Davi s,
Sheila Jenkins, Cindy Lee,
Evalyn Winningham.
Cendi Thomas.
6th grade—Karen Durham.
7th Grade—Cheryl Berry, Ka-
ren Chaney, Becky Farmer.
9th grade—Douglas Burnett,
Janis Venable.
10th grade—Kathy Lee, Rita
McBride, Grady Cashion.
11th grade—Troy Richard-
son, Suzanne Venable.
12th grade—Mike Glenn, Vi-
cente Guerrero, Jerry Hall, Jean
Riddle, Jerry Wilson.
well, was the setting for a
shower party, 7 to 9 p.m. May
20, given for Linda Jo Patak,
bride-elect of Charles W. Stump
Jr.
Guests were met at the door
by the hostesses, Mrs. W. D. Boz-
ek and Mrs. Bill D. Bozek.
In the dining room the table
was laid with an imported white
cutwork cloth and on the table
there was a massive arrange-
ment of daisies.
Miss Adell Honza, aunt of the
bride-to-be, ladled punch from a
silver punch bowl and Miss
coffee service.
A large Glaxinia plant adorn-
ed the table in the den while
the gifts were displayed in the
spacious patio on linen-laid
tables.
Miss Donna Patak, a sister of
the bride-to-be registered the
guests in the living room. Miss-
es Rita Ann Patak, a sister of the
bride elect, Miss Anita Honza of
Waxahachie, and Miss Debbie
Bozek assisted the hostesses.
Guests registered from Wa-
xahachie, Nash and Ennis as
well as Bardwell.
Miss Evelyn Kubin, Bride-elect of
Vernon F. Wilson, Is Shower Honoree
, Miss Evelyn Kubin, bride-elect
of Vernon. F. Wilson, was hon-
with reception following at Tab-
ernacle. Baptist Church.
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson,"
Dallas, spent the week end with
her sister. Miss Ruth Roach.
Mrs. Stella Hays and daughter.
Miss Mae Hays and Mrs. Verna
Venable of Waxahachie visited
their brother, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.
Hays, Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyd, Cor-
sicana, were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. Vera Hodge and sister.
Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Con-
nally 210 E. University, Waxa-
hachie, announce the approach-
ing marriage of their daughter,
Ruth Allen, to Wayne Hays Jr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hays
of Avalon, June 15, in the
Chapel of Central Presbyterian
Church in Waxahachie to be at-
tended by members of the fami-
lies and close friends. The bride-
elect is a 1966 WHS graduate
and attended Navarro Junior
College, now employed in Dal-
las, her fiance, 1964 graduate of
Avalon H. S. attended Navarro
College 2 years and University
of Texas, Arlington, now serving
with U. S. Marine Corp. stationed
at Eltora, San Anna, Calif. He is
the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
J. Hays, Bardwell.
Ricky Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eveiett Davis, has a badly
cut hand, caused when working
on a lawn-mower, the wrench
slipped, cuting his right band,
and an artery on the blade, re-
quiring 26 stitches.
Mrs. Faye Lewis. Mrs. Johnnie
Hargus, Mrs. Gertrude Manning,
Mr. and Mrs. Pendell Wheat-
ley, and Jeff Wilson attended
OES installation and program
of Irving No. 777 in Masonic
Hall, in Irving Saturday night.
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Cutler, Husband
Mrs. Burford's
Niece, Honored
Robert W. Cutler, a New York
architect, received the Arents
award from Syracuse University
Saturday at the school’s gradu-
ation exercises. Mr. Cutler was
given the award in recognition
of the architect’s achievement
in his profession.
His wife is the former Miss
Morene Parten, niece of Mrs.
Wallace Burford and well-known
in Ennis.
Mr. Cutler is a senior partner
of the firm of Skidmore, Owings
and Merrill with offices in the
New York, Chicago, San Fran-
cisco and Portland, Ore. He is
listed in Who’s Who as former
president of the New York
Chapter, American Institute of
Architects, the Architectural
League and is current president
of The Building Congress in
New York. The award recipient
serves as a vice president of the
Fifth Avenue Assn.
He is a Fellow of the Ameri-
can Institute of Architects and
will be a delegate from the New
York Chapter to the convention
to be held June 23-27 in Port-
land, Ore., and Hawaii.
ored with a shower party at the
home of Mrs. Bobby Wilson May
24- -.
Hostesses for the occasion
with Mrs. Wilson were Mrs.
Charlie Vrzalik Jr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar Gunn.
Punch and cookies were ser-
ed from a lace-laid table and
the gifts were also on a table
laid with a lace cloth.
Many friends and relatives at-
tended. The couple will be mar-
ried June 8 at St .John Church
VISITS SISTER IN
KANSAS CITY HOSPITAL
Mrs. Garner Dunkerley Jr. is
in Kansas City with her sister,
Mrs. Geneva Jones, who is in Re-
search Hospital and Medical
Center, Room 637, Meyer and
Prospect Sts., for treatment for
injuries received in an automo-
bile accident last week. X-rays
revealed a broken leg, broken
arm and other injuries.
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