The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 125, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 5, 1935 Page: 3 of 6
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I -n,e Child Study club met at
Community House Mon:
, with the president, Mrs. R. D.
presiding. Alter a short
meeting Mrs. W. N. Fed-
program chairman, intro-
the speakers, Mrs. P. L. De
r and Mrs. Frank Goss.
De Verier discussed the to-
"When Mothers Cheat.” "Mo-
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Women thould take only
liquid laxatives
belie**' any laxative they
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condition. Doctors use liquid
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when they deceive in little things,"
Mrs. De Vertex said. She also said
that children may be Jed to deceive
their parents in the same manner
when they become old enough to
realise the example set for them
by the parent. ____________
"What Should Your Child
Dance" was the subject of a talk
by Mrs. Goss in which she butllned
the dancing appropriate for differ-
ent ages and explained the advan-
tages, physical and mental, to the
child through properly supervised
dancing lessons.
Mrs. L. P. Hodges was unable
to attend but sent a paper on gen-
eral rules of health tome observed
in rearing children, which Was read
by Mrs. Peddyeord.
Heipitig Hand Society
A meeting of the Helping Hafid
Society of Redeemer Lutheran
congregation will be held? at
Wednesday at the* chinch oft
Henry Leverkuhn, president, will
conduct the business session.
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Plan Flower Show
ver ihow were to be made to-
ber 26 at the Highlands gymna-
•lum. Only members of the club
can compete for prizes.
A number of exhibits are ex-
pected to -be entered in the show
which will be open to the public
during the afternoon and night.
B.TXJ. Entertained
Mias Mary Ellen Vaughn enter-
tained the Intermediate B. T. U.
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Senior BTV Elects
* At a business meeting of the
Senior Baptist Union of Central
Baptist church the- .following
quarterly officers were elected:
Bessie Foster, president; Arby Lee
it Ukey, vice-president; Mary
Louise Ashley, secretary; Calverts
Lannou, corresponding secretary;
Hazel Vinson, librarian; Hoyt Dob-
son, Mabie Cheshire, Helen Mc-
Farland, y. M. Lannou, group cap-
tains; Mrs. J. JJ. Faulkner, Bible
IF Oman’s Auxiliary x
Mrs. Olive Gloyd was hostess
Monday to the Woman’s Auxiliary
of First Presbyterian church at her
daughter's, Mrs. N. iD. Stiles, home
at Cedar Bayou. Mrs. A. B. Buch
anan, the pastor's wife, was compli-
mented with a surprise shower in
memory of her birthday.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson presided over
the meeting which opened with a
hymn, followed by a prayer by Mrs.
S. W, Dobson and the devotional
Those present were Crystal Wo-
rothy, Isabel Munger, Jessie Lee
Zimmerman, Eamestine Bennett,
Marion Hollemsn, Erline Wunch,
Esther Cheek, Emma Stroble,
Georgette Burke, Mary Ellen
Vaughn, Esther Farmer, Clayton I*’
mag? Bwr’fMw1 BMiFaj -
Wunch, Sam Wilkerson, Henry
Lamell, Marvin Edwards, Sam
Morton, J. 1). Harmon, James
An audience that filled Robert
E. Lee auditorium last night saw
amateurs of East Harris county
under 14 years of age compete for
the f26 in prizes posted by local
merchants, in a contest sponsored
by Local 333 Of the oil workers
union at Robert E. Lee high
school.
Marie and Johnnie Cantrell,
sister and brother, playing guitars
and singing, were winners of the
first prize of |10.
A quartet composed of Robbie
Reid & Strickland
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Man" (race relations), after which
a general discussion was held. Thi
meeting was concluded with a read
tag Mrs. C. W. Spear and a
hymn. ,
A dainty refreshment was served
by the hostess to Mesdames Buch-
anan, Barber, Dobson, Wilson,
Spear, W. S. Bauer, J. F. Duvall,
J. A. Fickes, M. Fleischman, Ed
Good, 0. A. Johansen, O. S. McCul-
lough, C. £. Miles, Hugh Echols,
Council met this week in all-day
session at the home of Mrs. H. C.
Durham, president. The morning
was devoted to quilting and the
business session was held in the
afternoon. Mm. H. C. Durham Ted
the devotional, reading Psalm 34.
The council discussed plan, for
a tprkey dinner to be held on
November 21 and a Christmas
carnival and basaar to be bold in
December.
Members present were. Mes-
dames C. B. Gardner, A. ft. Smith,
Alvin Ward, 0. H. Ficklin, A. T.
Starr, C. B. Du Bose.'j. W. Pierce,
E. C. Ward, T. C. Clark And N. G.
Hopper.
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GODFREY TO PLAY
AT WEEKLY DANCE
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The opening dance of a series
to be continued throughout the
winer at the I. 0. 0. F.'hall will
be held Saturday evening with
music by Fahy Godfrey and his
10-piece rhythm orchestra. Jim
Boyer, in charge of arrangements,
announced that all chairs will be
removed from the -hall which will
be decorated . for the opening
dance.
Beginning at 9:80 p.m., the ,
dance will feature a waltz con-
test with a prize for the winning
couple. There will also be a draw-
ing in which three dance tickets
will be awarded to the lucky per-
sons. yt . y ‘ ■ - .-.1.
Godfrey and Boyer today invited
Tri-Cities dance lovers to attend
the affair, assuring them of
full evening of fun.
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KEEP DAIRY SHOW
ST. LOUIS (U.E)—Such an enor-
mous attendance figure has been
recorded for the National Dairy
Show that this city is virtually as-
.ajljjedwf its becoming a permanent
annual event...........
Miss Fay Williamson of Hous-
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 125, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 5, 1935, newspaper, November 5, 1935; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1022609/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.