Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1949 Page: 3 of 8
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tor this masting were
Langley ud Mrs. i.surah
at itolto City: Mrs. Beaty
■ Ton P. Faulk, snd
s; hT«. R.P.
W.V. Hilary,
J artel. sad Mrs.
rylsr Mr*, e.w.
Jordan, i.ulkln.
C)*or** Daniels, and Mrs.
White. Corsicana, six'
L.Q. Adkins, Helen Alesaader
Qnory Boring. Longview,
of the Oladewater
attending the morning
were Mrs. Jeff Torbert,
Mr*. W.& McAllister.
Miller. Mr*.
Prank Hill.
dPxeiented. SVot&J. cz/frti±ti
!Hoaxd <zA/{ee£Lng !Bxocubui±t
by Cams, sad "praise"
by Hardy, went solas fay m.
E.W. Leach accompanied by Mrs.
C.A. Jordan.
Tyler*-Two accordion
"Bis* Danube salts.’
aad "H Rsllosrto,’* by Padilla,
played Ip Mrs. George Murphsy:
Corsicans—"A Thought Like
Music." Bahaa. "Mother Osar,"
poll* no Ik hoag. and "Huasner-
time." Oerahw'n. soprano solos by
kfr*. Claud* L. White accompanied
by ipa. Oec ge Daniels
Longview-"When I Hare Bung
My Bag." "L’Aaour Toujour*
__ ______MCKSlg.
Mr*. McAllister was chairman
of anvgmeenta At the community
building red tones In a '■*1 glass
a«satrj«sr
la eftoctlr* arrangements In the
auditorium of the church.
The afternoon masting was open
to the public.
"TtoAmph*!
Thursday, May 5, 1949
H/l/tlxIon School Sfoit {ZJo
{UxL-cJj-L- v / / donf-Lxe.nct.
iDjfficexi EteeteJ. !Hlj
dfiriih’an (Jhurch ^M/d
ATTOUMNO TH«I) litofttH T MIWIT ri.l'B WITIMi
Die Woman a Council of the
First Christian church met there
Minder afternoon for their regular
Missionary Program led by Mrs.
p. H. Harlan.
The business session pre-
ceding the program earn conducted
hy the president. IPs A. L.
O’Hrten. OfTlcen tor the new
year were elected.
The Incoming president le
Mrs. J. T. Ttouno.ik, rice-presi-
dent. Mrs. A. L. O’Brien, eecre-
tary Mrs. Joe Black: world call
secretary Mrs. Leon Waggoner,
social emrlce secretary. IPa.
J. H. Me Markin, aad librarian.
Mrs B. C. Fall
IPs. newtons led the opening
prayer and the devotional was
item hi ip». L. it Mar tog. P**
Uut^Lif !PxuLft
Ctul
The Tuesday Clw. me*. In the
nome of Upa. Ernest O'Hearr, this
week. Arrangements of spring
flow era were used throughout,
adding to the beauty of the netting.
High scare was won by Mr*. O.
C. Brown, second by kfr*. Hugh
White, end bingo by IPs. Marvin
Pierce.
The hostess served refreshment*
IPs. Jess Timer, guest, and
IPs. White, IPs. Jeff
___ Harold Victory. IPs.
KVrtetl wyche. Ipa. H.A. Clark,
kps. ffrown, Mrs. J.P. Straight.
IPs. Oecrge Merer, IPs. Pierce,
kfr*. J.C. McKean and tps Chart**
■oorn.
meeting closed with the Ml Spat
bane diction.
Others present were IPs. Ptec
Greene. Mrs PYaak Griffin. Mra
Henry therkey. Mrs. Frank Lewis
—d Nettle Jepe Lym*n.______
Senior iPCay C&t
4 Linijn &lXO'.Tt
I The senior rises of I’tUort Grove
; High will piesent their annual play
"The Daffy mils." Hlday even
, in/ at the high school auditorium
I beginning at eight o'clock.
The play la a three act comedy
by Jay Tobias and haa a lightning
plot
The characters are as follow*
Richard a handsome wldower-Nor-
beit Mackey.
Carol DUl'-hls seventeen year old
duaghler Myra Nell Ferguson;
Rodney Dili-sixteen year old son-
Don Tipton.
Doris snd Dudley DUI--13 yr. old
twln»Oe»rgla Rlack A Flwyn
Heavers.
GrancknoOier Dill Richards neurotic
motfaer-Melba Mackey;
t'oudn Maude Maddox- who comes
tor a Halt-Flora Perkins.
Elaine Kaon#-Papa's bride-Ermine
Moore.
Almee Lovewall--a Living gill
Mildred RMnehart.
Pete Norton-Carol's he-’t uuub-
BU1 l&cks.
The Widow Wogglee-a nosey neigh
hoe Wanda Proctor
Arnica Jukes-the negro cook-
Bettr Lou Kilt___
^J^nnounctniint s
The student nod* recently elected
the officers for the publications of
■rnion Grove High School
For the paper the follnwms oi-
fleer* were elected: Joan Whlsen
hunt Editor and Patricia Tuttle.
ManeOng Editor
For me yearbook Patricia Tut-
tle wee elected Editor. Olan Mc-
knight Business Manager. end
Florene Roml Alt Editor.
me Tyier Civic Music Assocl*
lioo Drive will begin May 16 and
continue through May 23. lessor
tickets for adults will be >6.00
snd tor students (3.00. Mi pr -
rrama were MMsj last veer
derail Clirdt
^Monday
The Detnreh Circle of the
UK'S of the First Methodist
Church met In the home of Mrs.
R.W. Deer Monday morning at
9:30. The meeting was openad
with the group singing of the song.
•Wtttt A Friend we Have In Jesus."
| followed hy prayer led hy Mrs.
Seth packer.
The devotional was gl.en by
Mrs. Jimmie Coi end the lesson.
"The Blhte end Human Rights."
fay Mra. Wayne Bradford.
Members present other than
mentioned above were Mra. O.E.
West. Mra. O.E. Pipkins. Mra.
fttuart Smith. Mra. P.D. Oulcolt.
Mra. L. A. Pettyjohn. Mra. Ralph
Phillips Mra. Chris Taylor. Mra.
H.E. Ml nary. Mra. F.W. Hite, snd
two visitors. Mrs. j.m. Hays and
dauMiter, Mrs. E.P H»Ttson.
served at
CWfe. the
i given In
the Methodist Cburco. and oroao
over KSJ. with Miss Mary
Margaret Ingram announcing for
the uindeweter Music Club.
The program Included; Kilgore-
vocal solo hy Mra. Lee Wade.
•Let It Be Fortotten." Wlnnter
watts, accompanied tv Mrs. C.B.
Lufkin-"Whet is A
Weldon School will be host to
rum than ISO girls end sponsors
la the Arse Trt-Hl-Y Conference
May 6.7.S. 1949. Deleastos me
expected from high schools at
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana,
and Texan, Trl-Hi-Y. formerly
called Older Girls Conference,
Is a national organisation under
the auspices of the Y.M.C.A.
The regional center la In Dalian,
Texan with Matthew a Carter as
associate secretary. kfr. Carter
will be la attendance also to
supervise the general pofram at
the conference.
Many outstanding persons
throughout the Southwest will
serve as consultants and chair-
men. Sucb personalities as kfr
R.W. Puryear, President of But-
Isr College, Tyler. Texes.
Dean W.O. Gill Jervis Collese.
Hawkins, Texas; Dr. L.H. Cash,
Associate Profeaaar, Bishop
Collage, Marshall, Texas; Dr.
W.R. Banks, President Emeritus
of Prairie View A. A M. College,
Hempsted. Texan; Dr. Inn Bol-
ton. Dean of Women. Texan Stete
University for Negroes, Houston.
Texas: kfrs. Frances P. Wallace.
Department of Education. Bish-
op College, Marshall. Texas,
will be present. The keynote ad-
(freas. will be given by kfrs. M.B.
Kenyon, Department of Education,
Butler College, T>ler, Texas.
Friday night. toy 6, 1949 digring
the first general session.
The local Tri-Hl-Y Club, along
with faculty advisors, la working
very diligently to make the visit-
ing club members as comfortable
and happy as possible dtrlng
their stay here.
!*. ana kfrs. Keto F. McDonald
and sons. Cirtla and Martin, visited
with kfr. end kfrs. C. G. McDonald.
h Kincaid. Wolfe City attending bos
^ifuL) ^Jete dPx&iented Sft
Sfixing JiiLi School
PAlirHIPANTK IN MAY nmc AT SPRING HI1J STHIRH
maoNAiYnn Bixr at spri
lieu mi i i" w — - -----
faring HU1 School held Its an-
nuel May Fete Tuesday evening.
This celebration is held tor the
purpose of raising funds to help
pay tor the school annuals, end
tor the senior trip.
The senior trip will Include
visits to ten states as their Denary
has been arranged, and the class
expects to leave May 30.
The program tor the Royal Court
Included the^Knahmlrt tfcng" by
Sammle Haught, accompanied by
Mike llaught. a reading. "The
Bumblebee" by Sue Syr her. piano
solo, "The Breeze end I.” by
Bill Nelson, and Presentation of
31ft*. by Robert McKinney, presi-
dent of the senior class.
Master of Ceremonies wss Guy
Dr.neld Pritchett, and participants
In the program were:
Kindergarten-Princess Luclle of
the Rouse of Taeff. and Prince
Billy of the House of Newell.
First Grade--Duchess Joanna of
the Mouse of Hard, and Duke
Johnny of the House of Cooper
Second Grade- Duchess Nancy oi
the llouae of Burrow, and Duke
BUI Mack of the House of Bolt
Third Grade- Duchess Sarah Belle
of the Rouse of Hi inner, snd
Duke Joe Paui or the Rouse of
Stroud;
Fourth Grade- Duchess Delores of
the House of Walker. and Duke
John of the House of Raumm.
Fifth Grade-Duchess Shirley of
the House of Stevens, and Duke
.tame* of the House of Stuckey.
Sixth Grade-Duchess 1,Inrue Carol
of the House of Prttlrhett. end
Duke John of the House of /etgh-
ler
eighth Grade Duchess I torts
the Rouse of Stcne. and Duke
Kenneth of the Route of Kempt
Ninth Grade-Duchess Luzon of
the Rouse of Luce, end Duke
Harold of the House of Lane
ford;
Tenth arade-Prlnceas Sammle of
the House of Haught, Prince
Jack of the House Ready:
Eleventh Grade-Ducheas Bernice
of the Roues of Rrown. and Duke
Wallace of the House of Pounds:
Seventh Grade......Their Maleetles
King Bobby of the House of
Burrow, and King Daftord of the
House of Haight.
Sevenu. Grade.........Flower Olri s
Lee Ann Berry, and Jeanette
Harley:
Twelfth Grade----Their Vale sties
Queen Glenda of the House of
Pounds, and Queen Peggy of
the House of Kempt
Twelfth Grade----Crown Rearers
Jackson DunnavaM. and Owen
LeeMcKtnny. _
Soziex
±J* cJionoxee
fee* Fay uoglar, larmerly of
oladewater, erne honors# at a
lovely personal shower Sunday
ifternooo giren In the home at
vfra. Robert Rays. Hostesses
were kfrs. Bays, Louise Dozier,
and kfr*. C.J. Klska.
The blue end white color
scheme wee carried out in tb*
decoretloas end appointments
Tall white tapers, used on ttu
table, toe piano, tbe buffet, and
an tbe registration table, provided
tbe U*tlng. White roses In blue
vases were used at ventage points.
A doll <freased In tridal costume
stood on to* buffet on a mass of
roes petals, and behind tb* dol.
bung a large mirror tied with e
blue bow. Lettered on the mirror
were toe wards “Fay and Wayne.
In June".
The table was laid with a white
lace cloth and held a punch bowl
and matching plate, wttb Individ-
ual cakes at blue ornamented with
white roes a. A miniature bride
xnd groom stood between the
candles used on the table, kfr*.
Klak* served tb* cake. a~d
Louise Dozier the n»nch.
Mary Jane Helds lb*rg played
soft music as the guests ware
entering, and Patsy Klska pre-
sented a beautiful corsage ol
vblte roses to tb* honor-* when
she arrived.
Louise Dozier gave a reading,
"Origin of the Bridal Shower."
and Mary Jane Heidelberg reed
"He Met Her in the Meadow,"
ollowed by "Advice to the aide”
by kfrs. Bays. "Dad's Sweet-
heart”* was read by Ruth Lynn
Barrington, and “aid*’* Lament
by Mary Jane Heidelberg.
as. Klska gave an appropriate
reading "The aid- Entertain*.”
an she presented tke gifts to the
ho note a.
Those present were Louise
Dozier, Mary Jane Heidelberg.
LaVere Babbitt. Tielma Doxier.
as. L.B. McDroy, May Do by.
Dorothy J-an Dozier. kfrs.
Juanita Mitchell, a*. Dean Whit-
low. Alice KUllngawortt. kfrs.
aitt Dozier. Ruth Lynn Harring-
ton. Mrs S.R. Bays, kfrs. D.F.
Pevebouee. kfrs. Klska. and Patsy
Chet Klska. _
PEEKS
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MIRROR
a Often I have Mlawed seesewwe
(HI.....
Don’t know just where this come
from, but someone wh> mutt loe#
poetry slipped toe muowtng poem
(n my morning mall end failed to
Indicate who the author was. .11
there Is any copyright involved I’m
sorry to advance but toe poem la
sure s heart-twister...
"So often I have followed aomeorw
tall...because his walk reminded me
of you. I’ve traced him tor a block
or maybe more, and wondered if he
talked toe wey you do...hut one
time in a rain-splashed summer
dusk...when lilac trees were dim
and overawe*L..l thought I saw
you coming down tbe road...and
turned my head and chose anotoes
street......
1 was afraid that you might read
my face...and find the dreams you
thought I’d thiown sway-..I knew
that If you touched my hand and
smiled...gay foolish words would
be too hard to say...But now I think
your clear eyes might have held
warm memories, close-patterned on
my own...So often T have followed
someone tall...to find It to someone
l v* never known..."
There ore lonely paths to wtth...
for all of ua and walking them Is
never easy, and the following of
someone tall, or abort whose walk
snd mannerisms seem to be those of
someone once held dear only stretch-
1 es the loneliness to a thin fin* line
chat can snap Into heartbreak when
the followed turn# and w* find we’re
following someone we never knew....
The heartbreak of a lonely way
can not be eased, because there ii
j no finding twice tb* Holy GrmU. end
I once the trail has gone, when Love
eludes us tor toe final time, there
: shall forever be a lonely path.
! First love...new and shiny...can
never be replaced...yet ter all time
men and women both shall follow
after someone tall, for none rg live
1 by bread alone...■__
Souiie D^nujht Sfakends
Conteitexi. (lonotniion
Louise Knight, librarian at Glade-.
water Junior High School, was on 1
the program at toe Texas State Con-
testers Convention held In Dellas
Saturday. Her topic wee "How Con-
testing Helps Develop Talents to
Other Fields of Writing.”
"1 entoyed the meeting very much.”
Miss Knight said, “and it w** fun
sople
saKfr.
as Mrs. Pauline Bruer of On
who made the prtnicpal address on
’Naming and Sogan Contests.’ She
has averaged winning one prize per
month for the last three years. ■
Mias Knight has been a consis-
tent contest winner, winning lest
year (30 in merchandise from RFD
America. (10 from Psitay. (10 from
Old Dutch Cleanser, a Mlxmeeter
from Robin Pood, a Presto Cooker.
$10 from Losve It To Girls, some
unau cask prizes, and a I3D0 GE
Inner tfou, Super Sudn.
In addition to tola writing. Mis
Miss Leila Cang>b*U. Senior High
librarian and some Jokes (or Cbio-
net
^r^uAft/i Choix
mf ‘
SHERMAN. Texas. May ♦. the
Austin college a cappella choir
will sing Fridas night. May 6.
from radio station WFAA. Dull**,
on the weekly half-hotz of the
Texas Power and Light Oo. pro-
gram. "Let’a Talk Texas.” The
broadcast will begin st 8 00 p.m.
H. W. Bedford, director of the
choir and the forty-five members
of the chorus recently retimed
from a spr-« concert to* extend
Ing Into several cities in Oklahoma
of and ss fsr west as El P—o.
<w.yi{. nl. e
W.M.U. Circle No. 3 of the White
CM Baptist Chwch met el toe
home at kfrs. Ixiyd Tuttle Monday.
kfrs. Joe a Wilson opened the
martins with prayer, and kfrs. C.
L. flhnupe gave a discussion on
toe subject, ’’The Doctrine at
Divine ifrmbola." Th# closing
prayer was given fay Mra. Virgil
fltolth.
Refreshments were served to
kfrs. tkalth. kfr*. (tenupe, kfr*.
John Hpirrler. kfr*. J.M. Thttle,
kfr*. Jo* a Wilson, end Mra
Ua Looper hy
Circle* No. 1 end No. 2 of th*
White iM Baptist Church W.M.U.
■net on Monday to the home of
kfrs. Earl Roark.
kfrs. Hornsby led the opening
payer, after which kfrs. Riley
Dal* talked on "Faith.” Tbe
closing prayer was led by kfrr
John FYanclsoo.
Members present were kfrs.
Francisco, Mrs. HE. Pierce, kfrs.
Faughtner. kfrs. Hornsby, kfrs.
Tbm Tuttle, kfrs. O.H. (frlfflto
kfrs. Dal*, kfrs. Jlles, snd kfrs
Roark.
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Greep, J. Walter. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1949, newspaper, May 5, 1949; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008366/m1/3/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lee Public Library.