The Ennis Weekly Local (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1958 Page: 4 of 4
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Katheryne McCormick Becomes Bride
Of George Peteet in Dallas Ceremony
Bluebonnet Council
Annual Meet Set
Monday in Waco
Sauces Are Perfect
For Hamburger Patties
Steve Fumey
Feted Thursday
On 6th Birthday
fnn/s High School Band Pays Tribute
To Ivan Goodwin and Seniors Friday
> i
Birthday Party
Honors Irene and
David Trojacek
Jo
C, i
pri7t‘* were awardee
ners A large win
rake held blue
David and red eandl
Soft drink- hot dm
other refreshments
ved.
am
Favors of halloon«, bubble
gum and candy were given to
the honor et >. L rot Ann
Jelinek, Dodores and Patricia
Jamcek Charles Honza. Billie
Ray Janirek. F:nil and Cris
Skrivanek. Mike Watson. Ken-
neth and Michael Woolridge,
Cindy and Vickie Watson.
George Allen Skrivanek. Alan
Hroza, Barbara and Patricia
Skrivanek. Janice Trojacek and
Pete Watson.
Also attending were Mmes.
George Skrivanek. Louis Hroza.
John Skrivanek Sr.. Willie Jani-
cek, Frank W. Trojacek. Emil
Skrivanek. .Toe Ben Patril. Roy
Watson and J. R. Woolridge.
St. John Girls
Basketball Team
Sponsors Dance
St John Girl basketball
team will sponsor a dance Sun-
day from 6:30 until 10:30 p.m.
at the Holy Redeemer Parish
Hall.
All teenagers of Ennis are in-
vited to attend.
A small fee for admittance
will be charged. Refreshments
will be served.
J E Hi
Airs. H. H. Lummus
Institutes New
L.A.P.M. in Paris
Mrs H If Lummus. president
of the Department .Vsocation
l.APM was instituting officer for
Pans Auxiliary \o. IT in Paris
Saturday night. F. Molan Bark-
er. department commander of
the Patriarchs, militant branch
of the Independent Order o f
odd Fellows, was the instituting
officer for the Paris Canton.
They were assisted by mem-
bers from Dallas. Corsicana. Ty-
ler. Denison. Beaumont. Orange.
Marshall, Denton. Longview and
Ennis.
Those from Ennis attending
were Mrs. V. B. Hart, secretary
of the department association,
Mr. Hart. Mr. Lummus. and Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Gurecky
Mrs. Lummus was in Abilene
Friday for a special meeting
and Thanksgiving diner given by
Abilene Auliliary No. 19. T h e
Abilene Auxiliary presented he
a gold styrofoam map of Texas
upon which was inbedded sev-
eral silver dollars and a white
rose tied with purple ribbon.
The white rose is Mrs. Lum-
; mus’ flower and the purple gold
I and white carried out her colors.
Lonny Good rum
Parma. Cindv Si
IV. Mike Powell.
Local Store
To Offer Course
In Gift Wrapping
iky attended
the t'niver-
nl New York
l niversity She al
so studied with
Yvette Guilberl
:. monoloeist
and raconteur. Pi
rior to joining
the national Girl
Scout organi-
zation she taught
speech and
dramatics st Mt.
Holyoke Col-
loco and had a s
lage career.
A pioneer in the field of ere-
alive dramatics
for children.
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Hired Jeff
rev Fall
Sher\ 1
Donaldson,
Bill Pa
Robert
Hoover. Dv
, ight Be
Chartk
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Jimmy We
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Janise Selii
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TO CHICAGO
Mrs. Ross Crumley left today
for Chicago, 111. to spend Thanks-
giving holidays with her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Jordan.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Trojacek
of Valdosta. Ga. have anounced
the birth of a daughter, Pamela
Marie.
Born Tuesday, November 13,
the baby weighed 6 pounds, 1 2
ounces. ,
Grandparents are Mr. a n d
Mrs. Willie Supak of Crandall
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trojacek
of Route 3. Great-grandparents
are Mrs. Anna Supak and Mrs.
Agnes Talles of Kaufman and
James Dolezal. Ennis.
David Crockett Seventh Grade Classes
Present Assembly Programs Wednesday
The seventh grade classes at performance of “A Tragedy of
David Crockett School presented Bargain Day.” The trio was corn-
throe assembly programs Wed- posed of Walter McNutt, Charles
nesdav in San Jacinto Auditor- McCormick and Kenny Hobbs. |
ium. The programs were super- The third play. “Waiting for
vised by Mrs. Webb Armstrong, (he Train”, starred Ma (Cynthia
AtV«oh ?rGde tea,chfru Urs- Peck) played by Billie Ann IIol-
Armstrong was assisted bv Mrs. . . 1 „ ,
Katherine Myers and Don Svkes, anf ’ '^an 3e> an^ Toni (le-,
seventh grade teachers, and nients; Pa (Elmer Peck) by Miles
Mrs. Anna Lee Fink. i Glaspy, Billy Fink and Sammy i
Eseh of tf,e three rooms pre-Lc;,ornla": Emily Pack by Sally I
tented the plays. “A Wedding; ''ood- Carolyn Dodson and San-
at Midnight," '“A Tragedy of dra Crews: Roscoe Peck by I'ar’!
Miss Schrottkv has trained
thousandv of Girl Scout leaders
in creative dramatic programs
for children. She also has direct-
ed many community wide pag-
eants and festivals in which pa-
rents and other adults partici-
pated.
In the past few years, Miss j
I Schrottkv has talked in all parts
of the country to more than a1
million people representing na-
tional. regional and local organi-
zations such as the P-TA, men’s I
i service clubs, women’s clubs.
American Legion Auxiliary and
adult Girl Scout groups.
In the opinion of Miss S c h-
rottkv. the building of a better
world is made not by statesmen
alone, but “by means of a way
of life based on ideals develop-
ed in young people through
guidance by parents and com-
j munity-minded leaders.”
“Children cannot be exposed
regularly to ethical principles as
| are required for membership in
[organizations such as the Girl
Scouts without learning funda-
mental lessons that contribute
[to the growth of character, bet-
ter mental, moral and physical
health, and happier human be-
ings.” she declares.
“Young people loyal to ideals
even over a short period are
bound to absorb some good
| sense, love of beauty and spirit-
ual strength to help them be-
jeome responsible citizens.”
x takes on new lines when topped
with a colorful sauce . . . and one
that Is low in calorie* too?
Canned beef gravy is the mapic
Ingredient to make hamburger
patties party food, especially dur-
ing the busy days of November.
Hearty? Yes. Simple to make, and
it boasts the "air” of Escoflter.
The perfectly blended flavor of
canned beef gravy is combined
with canned mushrooms, chopped
tomato and a delicate touch of
chopped onion and sherry. In the
time it takes to read the Ingredi-
ents, the sauce is made!
Try this as a topping on your
hamburger patties tonight. Serve
W’ith a green or white vegetable,
rice or noodles and for dessert . . .
warm gingerbread. Typically Amer-
ican, and typical of November!
Sauc-y Hamburger Patties
1*/S pounds ground beef
1 tablespoon chopped onion
1 can (7 ounces) sliced
•mushrooms, drained (about
h cup)
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
1 tomato chopped
1 tablespoon snerry
1 can 110A* ounces) beef gravy
Shape beef into 4 large or *
medium patties. In skillet, brown
beef patties, onion, and mush-
rooms lightly in butter. Add to-
mato. sherry, and gravy. Cook over
low heat about 20 minutes. Makes
4 to 6 servings.
Scallop Corn With Soup
Cooked corn . canned or
frozen . . . becomes an extra treat
when scalloped with canned con-
densed soup . . . especially cream
of celery. It’s made like this: In
a buttered l1 a-quart casserole ar-
range layers of 2 cups cooked
corn, 1 can (101,a ounces) con-
densed cream of celery soup, 1
tablespoon minced onion, nnd 1
cup crushed saltines. Dot with 2
tablespoons butter or margarine.
Bake in a hot oven (400° F.)
about 25 minutes before serving
to 6. FNS
augh
Nesuda
f i f t w r a p ping
:ii Navarro Junior
Turkey Dinner and Election of Officers
Held By Central Hi Community 4-H Club
About 65 members of the Cen-
tral Hi Community 4-H Club and
their guests met Thursday night
at Central Hi School cafeteria
for their annual turkey dinner
and election of officers. Special
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Uel
Stockard. Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne
Bargain Day”, “Waiting For The
Train.” and “Cowslip Hollow
Station.”
Mrs. Armstrong’s room pre-
sented the plays at 9 a m. to
ry Lewis, Don Stout and Jimmy
Pavel ka; Philander Peck by
Jimmy Donnell. Ronnie Tomlin-
son and Donald Walker; and
Red by Donnie Farmer, David
students of David Crocket Ncw™an and Bllddy Pe™'-
School. At 10.30 a nt. the plays /ollow.ng each performance
were presented by Sykes’ room »f lb,s Play * ^ S™iP of
fo students from William B.: David Crockett seventh graders
Travis and Alamo Schools. Stu-'84"* Bones. *
dents of San Jacinto School saw | The last play presented in
the plays at 1 p.m presented by Wednesdays performances was
Mrs. Myers’ room. j “Cowslip Hollow Station” star-
Characters in “A Wedding at ring Deacon Hawks by L. B. Cols-
Midnight” were Abner Plum- ton. Anthony Macalik and Jackie
bud played by Larry Sihlev and Burkhead; Sairy Jane Hawks by
Douglas Spicer; Emily Plops by Mary Turner, Judy Collard and
Sylvia Young, Sherry Kerns and ! Jeanine Whitacre; Alabamy
Gail McDaniel: Ezra Plumbud by Hawks by Madona Mulkey. Frei-1
Ernie Boon, Gary Dippery and da Wilson and Idalou Christian;
Jackie Burkhead; Bertha by Arizona Hawks by Linda Prit- i
Alice Schwable, Elizabeth Crow chett, Barbara Williams and
and-Pam Wortman; Hezikiah by Gayla Glenn, Annabell Sims by !
Russel] Powell. Walter McNutt Sherry Chamberlain, Sydna Wat-1
and Gene Horan and Luke Lar-i son, and Linda Glenn; Myrtle |
sen by Charles Yowell, Charles Green by Jo Ann Horton.
Speech Students
Present Program
To Local Group
Seven Ennis High School
speech class students, were spe-
citl guests recently, of the Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority, where the
teenagers presented a panel dis-
cussion concerning Ihe parent’s
responsibility in coping with the
problems of juvenile delinquen-
cy. The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Loyd Pool.
Members of the panel includ-
ed James Edd Procter, Jack
Blackwood, Carolyn Frazer. An-
nette Julian, Mary Jo Fitzgerald,
Marilyn Fleetwood, and Joe
Lynn Griffith.
Procter served as moderator,
and the group was accompanied
to the meeting by their teacher,
Raymond Etheridge.
Enlivened discussions follow-
ed each topic presented by the
teenagers, and such topics as
“Coddling of Known Criminals,”
and “Corruption of Youth” were
considered.
Approximately 20 members,
pledges and guests attended the
open meeting.
The group will meet again to-
night for Pledge Ritual, and the
Rituals of Jewels, to be held at
the home of Mrs. Jim McCoy,
805 West Gilmer.
Ennis Community
4-H Club Sponsors
Rodent Control
Meeting at the National Hall
Wednesday night, the Ennis
Community 4-H Club voted to
distribute a rodent control
formula as a community project.
The decision will serve a dual
purpose as raising of club funds
and making available an inex-
pensive and efficient formula
for rodent control. Beginning on
Saturday, members of the club
will have a booth at the H & H
Mardware.
Crawford and Miss Martha Mul
ler, all of Waxahachie, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Riley and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Flovd and- Linda
Kay.
Officers elected, following the
dinner, are Larry Laznovsky,
president; Larry Wilhoite. vice-
president; Ella Mae Svehlak, sec-
retary-treasurer and Kenneth
Svehlak, council delegate.
Janice Skrivanek was appoint-
ed reporter.
The officers, which will take
office in January, will be install-
ed at the December 18 meeting
to be held at Central Hi School.
Members of the club are Lar-
ry Laznovsky, Kenneth and Ella
Mae Svehlak, Mary Nell, Johnny
j and Ervin Novak, Frankie and
| Justin Hrbacek, Joe Dean Blazek.
David Trojacek, Mike and Pete
Watson, Margaret Whitley. Carol
and Larry Wilhoite, Billy Jack
and Wayne Wilhoite, Michael
and Kenneth Woolridge and Jan-
ice Skrivanek.
it m<
Senior hand members honor-
ed are Martha Burton. Patsy
Cooley, Pat Cravens. Carolyn
Davis Eugene Dippery, Rebecca
Duncan. Nancy Glaspy. Wylene
Hammer. Pat Hough Carolvn
Huff. Ray Kallus. (laic March-
hank’;. Carrie .lean McDaniel.
Brenda Pierce. Linda Reed, Con-
nit* Ric hardson and Ray Telfair.
Senior ( beer leadets are Mary
Jane Kil/gerald and Lucy Mc-
Bricrty. who is also a member
of the band.
Football members honored arc*
Jack Blackwood Don Flynt. Hen-
ry Horne. Carl Martin. Loyd My-
nalt. Ro> Price. Hi illy Hanlon.
.1. L. Roberts. Don Simpson,
James Yarbrough.
As the seniors names were
called they came to the front
of the formation and stood as
tlic hand, under the direction
of Donna Ozymy. played “Ma-
roon and White” in their honor.
The band formed the Flying
E and exited from the field play-
ing Ihe Ennis High School Fight
Song.
Dinner Honors
Bill Prine Sr.
On Birthday
Bill Prine Sr. was honored on
Tuesday night at his home, 301
W. Milam St., with a surprise
birthday dinner.
Hostess was Mrs. Edith Dit-
more of Grand Prairie, daughter
of the honoree.
Following the dinner, cake
and refreshments were served
; to friends and relatives.
El- Caylor and Jerry Holloway. j........... - —<----------
liott, vice-president; Jerilyn Mar- The couple, who both attend- MAN WANTED For Rawleigh
tinek, secretary; Marion July, cd Ennis High School, will re-! business in Ellis County or En-
treasurer; Janell Spencer, his-; side at 706 W. Avc. nis. Real opportunity. No exper-
torian; Earlene Anderson, re- -------- ience needed to start. See o r
porter; Linda Harrison, song UNDERGOES SURGERY I write Fieldman Lamar Q. E t h-
leader; Catherine Goodwyn, pia- R. B. Mims underwent surgery cridgo, Box 111. Lancaster,
nist and Sherry Gardiner, parlia- at 9 am. today in Baylor Hos-ior write Rawleigh's, Dept. TXJ-
mentarian. pital. Dallas. ‘ * 11070-0. Memphis, Tennessee.
Hart
Ennis High FHA
Officers Listed
The Senior Chapter of the Fu-
ture Homemakers of America of
Ennis High School met recently
at the high school and saw a film
on chapter degrees.
The film, which told what a
degree is and how to got one.
was narrated by Carol Lou Bur-
den. The meeting closed with
the group singing the FHA song
led by Sandra Mendheim.
Officers of the Senior Chap-
ter are Jerrilynn Hoover, presi-
dent; Carol McCormack, first
vice-president; Judy Sullivan,
i second vice-president; Re Nee
, Emmcrt, third vice-president;
| Lauretta Allred, fourth vice-
j president; Sandra Mendheim.
I fifth vice-president; Elaine King,
j secretary: Linda Flood, treasurer:
i Patricia Swindell, historian and
j Patricia Evarts, parliamentarian.
Officers of the Junior Chap-
I ter. which met Wednesday with
the Senior Chapter, are Becky
| Collins, president; Sharon
complet
course i
College.
The tlass will meet in the
Community Center. “All inter-
ested persons may take the
cour e “Mrs. Hrahina stated. A
nominal fee will he charged.
Supplies necessary will he
satin ribbon number nine and
number five. Also cellophane
tape, scissors, paper, shirt box.
and round box.
Bonnie Taylor
And Billy Ray
Marry Tuesday
Miss Bonnie Jean Tavlor be-
came the bride of Billy Don
Ray on Tuesday at 8 o'clock in
the evening at the home of the
officiating minister, Rev. a n cl
Mrs. C. A. Caylor.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor of 305
East Belknap and Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Ray of 706 West Avenue.
Honor attendants were Mrs.
In election of officers f o r j
1959, David Nesuda was elected
president; Randall Oliver, vice-!
president; Carol Ann Nesuda,
secret ary-treasurer; Kenny
Haskovec, council delegate.
Goals set for 1959 were 100
per cent participation in Field
Day demonstration, record
books and membership in-
crease.
McCormack and Garth Hodge.
Patsy, the dancing horse, play-
Gayle Doyle, and Carol Sue
Lemmon; Alice Howe by Bill
ed by Jeanine Whitacre and'Ruth Claxton, Linda Hodo and
Sydha Watson, following each | Sandra LaMarque; Mandy John-
perforraance of “A Wedding at son by Mary Howell, and Robbie
Midfcight”
Cast in “A Tragedy of Bargain
Day" were Edward Bower played
by Jeff Davis. John Titsworth,
and Mike Bryant; Pauline by
Alite Schwalbe, Jerri Sullivan
and Donna Kay Lawhon; Grand-
ma by Jan Sullivan, Claudine
Ward, and Nancy Burton; Uncle
Eban by Terry Munn, Kenny
Hoafct and Ronnia Stevens.
Roberson; Ticket agent by Mikie
Elliott, John Titsworth and
Jimmy Pavelka; and pickanin-
nies by Mary Ann Salter, Linda
Odom, Mark Willmon, Odell
Wilson, Charles McCormack,
Sharon Rudd, Gary Dippery,
Terry Ann Ritchey, Rebecca
Kasper, Barbara Garth, and
Margaret Valdez.
Each program was concluded
A guitar trio. McNutt and the with a phonomimicry by Re*
Dumbos, played following each becca Jett, queen of the Hoop.
Talent Club
Officers Elected
The Talent Club at Ennis High
School met Wednesday and elect-
ed officers.
Officers elected are Jan Gil-
ley, president; Henry Horne,
vice president; Connie Richard-
son, secretary and Joe Whitley,
reporter.
Sponsors are Mrs. Vera Norton
and Mrs. Anna Lee Fink.
TO CONVENTION 6
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Nunn,
Mr and Mrs. Joe McCrary and
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Young at-
tended the Missionary Baptist
Association of Texas Convention
in San Antonio Tuesday thru
Thursday. Rev .Nunn preceeded
the group to Mason where he
spent several days deer hunting
and then met the group in San
Antonio for the convention.
Joe David Burleson
To Sing With
Baylor Choirs
Joe David Burleson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Burleson of
Ennis will participate in the
Christmas Program by the Cha-
pel Choir and A Cappella Choir
of Baylor University in Waco,
on Dec. 4. Under the direction
of Dr. Euell Porter, the two
choirs will give their annual
Christmas Program of sacred
and secular music.
The 110-voice Chapel Choir
and the 53-voice A Cappella
Choir have received wide ac-
claim on their tours throughout
Texas and the southern states.
Both choirs have busy concert
schedules for this year, with
bookings throughout Texas and
surrounding states.
TO DALLAS WEDNESDAY
Mrs. W. A. Mizell and Mrs. A.
S. Mills were in Dallas Wednes-
day.
EXCEPTIONAL fncom e
SPARE OR FULL TIME
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
VENDING MACHINES
FURNISHED WITHOUT CHARGE TO OUR DEALERS
By nationally advertised company, in order to establish new
outlets for General Vending Merchandise k Sundry Pro-
ducts. PLUS a Brand New Line that is NON-COMPETITIVE
in this area. We will furnish all machines and establish
route without charge for responsible person who has the
money to handle his merchandise for cash. You do not buy
the mechines, but you do keep the profits. Must have good
car, good character, good credit and carry not less than
$720.00 worth of merchandise.
* No Selling or Soliciting
No Experience Necessary
Will Train Person Selected
Company Obtains Locations
No Charge for Dealership
For Personal Interview
Write:
Co-Op Industries
71 Stolp Avenue
Aurora, Illinois
Include your phone no.
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