The Saint Jo Tribune (Saint Jo, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, February 22, 1963 Page: 3 of 10
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RKBA STANTDELD
Demonstration
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There is a landscape plan for
you to fit your needs, whether
you are in a family with chil-
dren, without children, or just
you. It will fit your needs if
you have energy and like to
get outdoors and dig or are the
person who only wants to work
inside. The family with chil-
dren needs plenty of play space
within view of the kitchen, bed-
room, porch, or bathroom. You
need outdoor living space for
grill and table that doesn't in-
terfere with the play space.
Teenagers need an entertain-
ment space, too. When they are
no longer at home you have
more walks and plants.
For a couple without children
you will appreciate low main-
tenance of your yard and also
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
HELD HERE FOR MISS JETER
Miss Iva Mae Jeter, bride-
elect of Paul George Thomas of
Pennsylvania, was honored Tues-
day afternoon with a miscel-
laneous bridal shower. The
event took place in the Fellow-
ship Hall of the First Baptist
Church with several family
friends as hostesses.
The bride-to-be's chosen colors
of blue and white were carried
out in all of the decorations. The
refreshment table was lovely
with a beautiful centerpiece of
artificial flowers and a minia-
ture bride and groom. Ribbons
of blue and white and blue
candles were also included in the
centerpiece which was made by
Mrs. Robert Samples. Milk glass
appointments were used. Tiny
cakes iced in blue and white
with miniature wedding bells
on each were served with blue
tinted punch to the thirty guests
who called.
A large assortment of gifts
were received.
probably want space in which to
entertain. In hard to mow areas
you can plant ground covers in-
stead of grass. A fence with
gate gives privacy. You will
probably not care for much
hedge to clip.
If you are the only one who
lives there you may have a
hobby like roses. You could
have a backyard garden of roses
or perennial flowers and shrubs
or just grass arranged to make
mowing easy. If you would like
to study further on this subject
ask for the bulletin "A Planning
Guide for Home Landscaping."
It's yours for the asking, at my
office in Montague.
be skipped by using manual
control. If there is no place to
hang dripping clothes the wash-
wear fabrics may go through
the complete washer cycle, and
dried in an automatic tumbler
dryer at medium heat setting.
The last ten minutes tumbling
could be without heat. Hang the
clothes on hangers as soon as
the tumbling is finished. New
wrinklcc set if clothes are lef:
in dryer or baskeu We should
always rr.ia the labels that *;onic
with tho garment.
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
HELD FOR MRS. OTIS MORRIS
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SAINT JO (Texas) TRIBUNE - Friday, February 22, 1963
A "pink and blue" shower
We cannot emphasize too much was held in the home of Mrs.
the value of soil tests. Don't
guess, have your soil tested and
know. It may be cheaper in the
long run. Get the cartons and
forms for sending in from
Wylie Roberts, County Agricul-
tural Agent, or ask me about
how to have this done, and how
to mail samples.
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Will we never learn? I'm talk-
ing about the expensive silk
blouse or the drip dry dress or
shirt that becomes yellowed,
limp, and practically ruined be-
cause of our laundering habits.
We cannot treat those wash-
wear and other new fabrics like
grandma did when she washed
her clothes with lye soup and
hang part of them on the fence,
or if she threw them all in the
washer in hot water.
You need luke-warm or cool
water and wash a small load at
a time. Avoid squeezing, wring-
ing or letting the fabrics spin in
the washer. You may prefer
rinsing by hand. They may be
taken out of the washer before
the spin cycye, put back in the
rinses and removed before the
final spin. The spin cycle may
NEW SPRING SHIPMENT
BUY NOW FOR THOSE HOT
DAYS AHEAD
3-PIECE LINEN WEAVE SUITS
ALSO NEW DRESSES IN ALL
STYLES AND SPRING COLORS
H« % *
LOVELY HATS — ULTRASON HOSIERY
SHIP & SHORE BLOUSES
SPORTSWEAR
Beautiful Handkerchiefs and Accessories
NEW COSTUME JEWELRY SETS
TO ENHANCE ANY ENSEMBLE
GIFT ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
S & H Green Stamps
CASH DRY GOODS
Mrs. J. H. Fleming
SAINT JO
Westall Williams recently, with
Mrs. Otis Morris as honoree.
Tables set up in the den of the
home held the large display of
gifts.
Refreshments were served to
the forty guests who called from
a lovely table which was cen-
tered with a stork and small
dolls. Decorated cakes, mints,
and punch were served. Mrs. D.
C. Berry, Jr., served the punch.
Mrs. Pete Jones presided at the
guest book. Other hostessses in
addition to Mmes. Williams,
Berry and Jones were Mmes.
O. K. Williams, H. D. Embry,
Buddy Gibson, Burl Williams.
SWEETHEART BANQUET
HELD FOR BAPTIST YOUTH
The First Baptist Church hon-
ored their Intermediates, Young
People and their friends at a
Sweetheart Banquet held last
Friday evening in the Fellow-
ship Hall. Twenty-one young
people and twelve adults who
worked with the young people
attended. The banquet tables
were set in a U shape and the
head table was centered with a
Valentine tree. The other tables
were also decorated appropriate-
ly.
A menu consisting of bar-
becued beef, baked potatoes,
beans, pickles, cherry pie and
iced tea was servd. The whole
group took part in singing ap-
propriate songs with Mrs. O. D.
Oliver leading and Mr. Dale
Dennis at the piano. James Col-
lier Cooksey played "Star Dust"
on his clarinet, accompanied by
Mrs. V. W. Clayton at the piano.
Bobby Dennis and Monte Cook
sang a duet.
The inspirational message was
brought by Dr. Harry Roark who
is pastor of the First Baptist
Church in Gainesvile. He illus-
trated his sermon by the life
of Moses, who made decisions
which helped him all through
life, and urged the young peo-
ple to make the right kind of
decisions. Bro. O. D. Oliver, pas-
tor of the local church, served
as master of ceremonies.
Young people attending were
Tommy Arledge, Karen Jean
Martin, Karen Berry, Rebecca
Mosley, Ronnie Parker, Carolyn
Clayton, Linda Dowd, Audette
Vaughn, Carol Ann Lamkin, Jo
Ann Brown, Sherri Pitman, Jim-
my Oliver, Davis Dennis, Reggie
Gaston, Lewis Henderson, Eddie
Arledge, Bobby Dennis, James
Cooksey, Monte Cook, Jimmy
Allen and Jo Canafax.
WE-HE-LO CAMP FIRE
GIRLS MEET THURSDAY
The We-He-Lo Camp Fire
girls, their leader, Mrs. W. E.
Nunneley, and assistant leader,
Mrs. Bo Dunn, met in the
Methodist Church Annex Thurs-
day to work on decorations and
songs, and to discuss the Dad-
Daughter Supper that will be
held Thursday night at 7:00
p.m. at Camp Letoli.
Mrs. Bo Dunn and her daugh-
ter, Kitty were hostesses and
served beautiful Valentine cook-
ies.
The next meeting will be
March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bull
of Dallas visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bull and her
brother, Eber N. Dunbar and
Mrs. Dunbar here last weekend.
En route here the Bull's were in-
volved in a car accident that
caused considerable damage to
a new car that they had bought
only two days previously. The
car in which the Bull's were
riding was struck by another car
during the heavy fog just west
of the Muenster city limits Sun-
day morning. Neither of them
were injured, and the car that
struck them did not stop, so it
was not known if any of the
occupants of the second car
were injured or not.
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Powell, E. L. The Saint Jo Tribune (Saint Jo, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, February 22, 1963, newspaper, February 22, 1963; Saint Jo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth335427/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .