Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 152, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 16, 1952 Page: 3 of 4
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Clever Program
Noble Tuttle
Honored With
Birthday Dinner
fVe Want Your
Presented To
CWF Monday
A very clever and entertaining i
program was presented at the reg- .
uIih weekly meeting of the Christ-1
ian Women’s Fellowship of the
First Christian church Monday af-
ternoon. The group met in. the
green room of the Community j
building.
Two neat tinfoil microphones
were placed on the tobies in the
room. The master of ceremonies, i
Mrs. Levi Lyman, sat at anothei
table in the room. The announcer
was Mrs. J. A. Brown, and the
following were contestants: Mrs.
B. C. Fall, Mrs. Joe Black, Mrs.
W J. Harkness, Mrs. A. L.
O’Brien, Mrs. F. M. Greene. Mrs.
Maude Foss, Mrs. W. T. Byrd,!
and Mrs. J. L. Taylor. Mrs. Lyman
LISTINGS
Noble Tuttle of Union Grove
community was honored Thursday
evening with a birthday dinner by
Mrs. C. L. Shoupe at her home at
White Oak..
The dinner table was overlaid
with a linen cloth and held attrac-
tive arrangements of red candles.
The dinner consisted of baked
pheasant, dressing, gravy, fried
GLADF.WATER DAILY MIRROR
quail, baked com, red beans, toss-
j ed vegetable salad, hot rolls, cof-
fee, and cake.
Those enjoying the affair were
1 Mr. and Mrs. Nobie Tuttle, Mr,
* and Mrs. L F. Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs Joe Bander. C. L. Shoupe.
Miss Katherine Hutton, and Miss
' Norma Shoupe.
Wednesday, January 16, 1952
Jane Whitehurst, Editor — Dial 2235
Page Three
Rev. Washington Talks On Man
At Dinner For St. Mark's Church
Mrs. Stripling
Hostess To
Jeffers Circle
Mrs. Ben. R. Stripling was host-
ess Tuesday afternoon to the Irene
Circle of the First Baptist church
would read a short story about
the agencies of the church and in
the story there would be three
errors for each contestant. If they
corrected the mistakes, contestants
would receive a gift. Sacred music
was played by Mrs. Leola Martin
between each story. The Mary
circle was in charge of the pro-
gram.
Mrs. W. J. Hall gave the de-
votional. The benediction was said
in unison to close the meeting.
REAL ESTATE
Office Phone 4005
Home Phone 2585
“Many people insist that Man is ' Pat Smith. Mrs. John Ford. Mr.
merely another species of the j and Mrs. Mark Gaylor of Long-
Animal Kingdom," said the Rev. view, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Latch,
Jaciuelin M. Washington in his i ancl Mrs. E. Wayne Pollard.
after dinner talk before the mem-1 -------— ■ 1 —
bers of St. Mark’s Episcopal !
at her home, 526 Melba,
FOR SALE
Mrs. Chester Higgs brought the
concluding chapters of the mis-
sion book, "Inca Gold." The
hostess served refreshments to
Mrs. Higgs, Mrs. Walter Hart, and
Mrs. Pat Smith.
The circle will meet next Tues-
day at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Pat
Smith at 431 North Center. Mrs.
Stripling will bring the Bible
study. All members are urged to
attend the meeting.
church and their guests. "If Man F^A Mom here
is an Animal, he can certainly »Viem»erS
do many things no other animal AA00f AAr»Artw
can. He has the power to reason; • /VlUntJUy
he can think in abstract terms, I ,, ,
such as about truth, or beauty; he , Membets of the Theta Eta chap-
can generalize. Man does not live ,cr Epsilon Sigma Alpha held
by instinct alone, as do all other a regular business meeting Mon-
animals: he is tought the history d1ay „n,*ht ln ,he «reen room of
of the past, and how to do every- Lhe Community building with Joy
thing he does, and he can almost "<,rTon' president, presiding,
see into the future at things to The group discussed the dis-
come. Man's power of self-will is meeting held here Sunday
also his power for Evil. No animal ancl the Christmas projects car-
does evil purposefully, as does ! ricd out this year. The making of
Man, Man pits himself against a district scrapbook was also dis-
the Will of God, and this is what , cussed.
the Church calls Evil or Sin." Mr.' Following the meeting, the fol-
Washington's talk, the third in a lowing members adjourned to
series on the Belief of the Church, Holcombe House for coffee: Jana
was a lecture in philosophy that t Hrink, Joy Barton, Mildred Wal-
encompassed teh same amount of her, Frances Waggoner, Wanda
territory as a full Seminarv Dawson, Ila Guthrie, Thressie
Course. Youngblood, Rosemary Garner,
The dinner and talk was held at Nations’ and Caroline
thn hnmi> nf \Tt* nnH Mrc T IT * *
Mrs. Wilkins
Fetes Thursday
Bridge Club
Mrs. George Wilkins was host-
ess to the Thursday Bridge club
at the home of her mother. Mrs.
A. Julian, in the Texas Company
camp.
Pecan pie and coffee were serv-
ed to the following club members;
Mrs. J. A. Williams, Mrs. John
Ward, Mrs. Pat Smith, Mrs. J. L.
Simmons, Mrs. T. C. Sheppard,
Mrs. T. M. Scott, Mrs. A. L.
O’Brien, Mrs. Clyde Mainer, Mrs.
C. A. McGill, Mrs. Van Craddock,
Mrs. Jnnello Adams, and guest,
Mrs. Betty Seibert.
High score winner for the games
was Mrs. T. C. Sheppard, second
lugh Mrs. Clyde Mainer, consola-
tion, Mrs. John Ward, and Bingo,
Mrs. Van Craddock.
Five-joom modern home, Phillips Heights addition,
400 Refinery street. Corner lot, two bedrooms with
double closet in each, large living room, kitchen with
built-in cabinet work, small dining room, hall with
e
built-in linen closets, extra nice bathroom, service
porch with automatic washer connections and deep
connection. Hardwood floors throughout. This
house Is built on a solid foundation with brick cur-
tain wall, all porches, steps and walks are concrete.
Gjpoage with overhanging door.
Friday Couples
Club Meets At
Kennimer Home
The Friday night couples club
met in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ramon Kennimer of East Mount-
ain. •
Tuna fish salad, choose crackers,
and coffee were served to Mr. and
Mrs. Hoy Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. John
and Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Sgt. Clinton Gatewood
THOSE IN
TJtta modern home is for sale at only S8.000.00 which
is (or below replacement cost. It will take about
$7,000.00 cash down and balance can be financed.
■ >ET US SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY!
Ward,
Scott.
Hoy Williams was high score
winner for the men, Mrs. A. L.
O'Brien was high score winner
for the ladies, and consolation
prize went to A. L. O’Brien.
EASY TO TRAIL
LOWELL, Mass. (U.R>—A soldier
who lost a tire in a hit-run colli-
sion was tracked down by police
who followed the marks made on
the road by the rim of the bare
wheel on his car.
Sgt. Clinton "Speck" Gatewood
has been promoted to the rank of
sergeant. He is in Korea and has
been there one year this month.
According to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R L. Gatewood of Union
Grove. Speck is expecting to come
home around the last of February.
WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS
The Wednesday club met at the
home of Mrs. Bob Pitts Wednes-
day afternoon. Refreshments of a
j salad plate served to; Mrs. W. D.
I Ayres, Mrs. W. D. Bullock, Mrs.
| Joel Moore, Mrs. J. W. McQuaid,
j Mrs. J. E. Falls and Mrs. V. V.
I Vaughan.
Jackis Gatewood, son of Mr. and I
Mrs. R L. Gatewood of the Union t
Grove community, has finished his
basic training at San Diego, Calif., |
and will start to engineers school, j
He is a graduate of Union Grove [
High school.
Jackie Gatewood
Real Estate & Insurance
JUST RECEIVED
Richard O'Neal is spending a 30
day leave with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benight, j
I O'Neal is in the Army and has
f just returned from Korea. He will;
report back to Shcppcrd Air Base,;
DIAL 2562
STURDY METAL
5 doctors prove
■ ■ ■ ■ m m
Uhs plan breaks
the laxative habit
Wichita Falls
Loyd Richie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. I. Richie, returned Tues-
day to Scotfidd. 111., after spend-
ing a 12 day leave hero.
A very handsome guest in the home of Mrs. L. J. Everett Monday
was Mr. Dee Turner of Hollywood, Calif. And the next day Mrs.
Turner dropped in for a visit with Mrs. Everett. Turner is a first
cousin to Mother Everett, one whom she had never met. Dec stopped
over on the way to Shreveport on business. According to Mrs. Everett
he really likes Gladcwatcr . . . Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Mayo were to
arrive sometime today to see Mrs. Everett and on business, too . . .
Mrs. C. A. McClain of Marshall is a guest in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Dick Burnett, who is ill at her home. Best wishes for a speedy
recovery, Mrs B! | - ----—
out this week why her friends 1,ghtS stj” “P 0l'r fair c,ty
come all the way across town just 1 ' ’ faS*y! a> ound
to drink coffee with her. Mr. Stork c.‘ . A ,on Gary’
will be bringing a blessed event h m assoc, at, on,
pretty soon, and Mrs. T. L. Morris, ^nb.lond„ Liily\ as'
who is at home on Ballpark st.. is SeCL*taruy ,°
hoping this time it will be a son. nL-
She has four daughters . . . Talk ,Bruce!1,h**h
of the town is the illness that hit | ^"aVti^'VoT "The
so many people tins week. Natch.; Thankfulness ' Chibs" d* Orlea
we could never name them all I GlVbs.
over the koffee kup, but here’s ?}=,„KvH
wishing each and everyone a at emoon trom 5.15 to 5.30
If you take laxatives regularly—here’* how you
can stop!
Because 5 New York doctors now have
proved you may break the laxative habit. And
establish your natural powers of regularity.
Eighty-three percent of the caaes tested did it.
So can you.
Stop taking whatever you now take. Instead:
Every night for one week take 2 Carter's Little
Liver Pill*. Second week—one each night.
Third week—one every other night. Then-
nothing?
Every day: drink right glasses of water; set a
definite time for regularity.
Five New York doctors proved this plan can
break the laxative habit.
How can a laxative break the laxative habit?
Because Carter’e Little Liver Pills “unblock"
the lower dig«*tive tract and from then on let
it mrke use of its own natural powers.
Further—Carter's Little Liver Pills contain
no habit-forming drugs.
Break the laxative habit . . . with Carter’s
Little Liver Pills . . . and be regular naturally.
W hen worry, overeating, overwork make you
irregular temporarily—take Carter’s Little
Liver Pill* temporarily. And never get the
laxative habit.
Get Carter’s Little Liver Pills, S7e at any
drugstore today. You'll be grateful the rest ol
your life.
AT ONLY
For Free Delivery
D. W. Gee Jr., son of Mr and
Mrs D. W Gets is in the U. S.
Navy and Is serving on a service
crafi out of Vosuka, Japan. Before
entering the service. Gee attend-
ed Kilgore Junior college and had
completed a business course at
BMI.
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25" to 36" Wido
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keops cord lovell
Donnie Harman left Saturday
after spending a 10 day leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Harman. He is in the Marines
and is attending signal school at
San Diego, Calif.
HAWKINS STUDY CLUB
The Hawkins Study Club spon-
sored a canasta and 42 party
Tuesday night at the Humble Re-
creation Hall for the March of
Dimes. Refreshments of pie and
coffee wore served to approxi-
mately 50 attended.
LAST TIMES TODAY
Infant Son Of
J. Bander Dies
SPECIAL FOR
stssss
STARTS
THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bander left
by plane Saturday for Evansville,
111., to be with their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Jody Bander, whose infant son
died Friday night. The baby was
born Thursday.
Burial will be at Gainesville,
Texas, the home of Mrs. Bander
before her marriage. She will be
remembered as the former Lee
Locke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bander have made
their home in Illinois for the past
J8 months where he is associated
in the oil business with his father.
2—Big Faaturat—2
Ranald Reagan - Ruth Huaaay
"LOUISA"
— PLUS —
Donald O’Connar - Gala Storm
CURTAIN CALL AT
CACTUS CREEK"
Cartoon — Comady
Values
$14.98
Birthday Gifts
MARION, Mass., <U.R>—Paul H.
Palmer Jr., was born on his fath-
er's birthday and his sister Paula
was born on their mother's birth-
day.
^ c DRESS SALE
NOW SHOWING
2 Big Features
Carlsen
on one group of beautiful seasonal girls' dresses . . . sizes 3-15
... many styles ... shown in taffetas, prints, cottons, corduroy £
i... 40 dresses to choose fre*ri 1
•Support The March Of Dimes
velvets, and many combinations
The purchase of one dross at regular price1'
entitles you to another dress of equal value
FOR ONLY 5c
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Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 152, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 16, 1952, newspaper, January 16, 1952; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008202/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lee Public Library.