The Humble Echo (Humble, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1964 Page: 3 of 6
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1964
THE HUMBLE ECHO
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NEW REBEKAH OFFICERS - These new officers of the Humble Rebekah Lodge 154 were installed last
Tuesday night. Left to right are Zora Peddycord, recording secretary; Gertrude Whitney, treasurer;
Virginia Schlottman, Noble Grand; Alfrieada Sims, vice Noble Grand; and Beatrice Gorgano, financial
secretary. (ECHO Photo)
Missionettes Take
Trip Up Channel
The Missionettes of the
First Assembly of God
Church were treated to a
trip up the Houston Ship
Channel by the Port Com-
mission , Saturday, Jan.
11.
Fifteen of the members,
their sponsor and two
guests took the ten mile
trip.
Golf Association
Winners Named
Atascocita Womens’Golf
Associations winner play-
ing for low net Jan. 15 was
Anna Kate Davis.
Sybil Bozarth, cham-
pionship flight, and Nell
Pentecost, first flight,
were winners playing for
low putt Jan. 22.
Some desire is neces-
sary to keep life in motion;
he whose real wants are
supplied, must admit those
of fancy.
-Samuel Johnson
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Mrs. Coleman Presents
Program To HD Club
"Easy Carpet Care and
Floor Enhancing was the
program presented by Mrs.
Hays Coleman at the Jan-
uary meeting of the Hum-
ble Home Demonstration
Club in the home of Mrs.
P.L. Talley of Porter.
Standing Committees
were appointed: Cards and
Citizenship, M rs . George
Pritchett; Civil Defense
and Safety, Mrs. A.J. In-
ANCHOR YOUR SECURITY to insurance that you
know is reliable, sold by a local, independent agent
who operates on the principle that you come first
when it comes to personal service and prompt
claim settlements.
MAURICE BURNS AGENCY
Humble State Bank Bldg. 446-2241
score; Consumer Educa-
tion and Finance, Mrs. A.G.
Shearer; Devotional and
Recreation, Mrs. P.L. Tal-
ley; Education Expansion,
Mrs. Bryce Bartlett; Ex-
hibits, Mrs. C.B. Barnes;
Parliamentary Procedure
and Year Book Program,
Mrs. R.W.Condon; Report-
er, Mrs. W.A. Harlan; and
Telephone, Mrs. E mma
Sharpe and Mrs. A.J. In-
score.
The following meetings
will be held in the Exten-
sion Auditorium of the Har-
ris County Courthouse:
Reporters meeting, 10
a.m. Jan. 27; Training
School for all Home Dem-
onstration leaders on In-
come Tax and Budgeting
Family Income, 9:30 a.m.
until 12 p.m. Jan. 29; Sew-
ing Machine Clinic, 10a.m.
until noon Feb. 20.
Home Demonstration
workday will be held at the
home of Mrs. M. Felker,
7806 Bryan Road, Monday,
Feb. 3, at 10 a.m. Mem-
bers are asked to bring a
sack lunch, a club repre-
sentative announced.
Plans will be made at
this meeting for the H.D.
Club booth at the Humble
Fair and Rodeo to be held
in April.
The club will meet with
Mrs. Hays Coleman Feb.
26 at 10 a.m.
SQUARE
DANCING
for 16 couples of teenagers
at Ruth Berry Clubhouse
2nd & 4th Saturday night each month
Learn to
SQUARE DANCE
Starting a new class Feb. 8
For information, call 446-2026
Humble 4-H
Club Awarded
Second Place
The Humble 4-H Club
was awarded second place
in the Junior Division of
the "Share the Fun Con-
test" at the Harris County
Extension Auditorium Jan.
17. They presented a skit;
"4-H Wagon Train," spon-
sored by the Humble Home
Demonstration Club.
Girls taking part were
Tricia Bartlett, Ralphaie
Bell, Jeannine Coleman,
Pam Pinson, Susie Hardie,
Billie Jo Bell, Nelda Wood-
rome, Ginger Bates, Bob-
bie Carson, Robbie Clark,
Sharon Tyler and Betty
Mittag.
Mrs. R.H. Pinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Hays Coleman and
Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Bell ac-
companied the group.
Mrs. Lillice Akin, as-
sistant County Agent, will
conduct a course on good
grooming at the home of
Mrs. Hays C oleman on Feb.
7 for the 4-H Club. A club
spokesman urged all mem-
bers to attend.
New members will be ac-
cepted into the club at this
time, she said.
Girl Scouts
Have Picnic
A picnic was held fol-
lowing a song festival at
Dodson Lake Recreation
Center January 19 by Girl
Scout troop #1496.
Troop leader is Mrs.
L.C. Bradley, her co-
worker is Mrs. L.C. Hol-
combe.
There are more men en-
nobled by study than by na-
ture.
-Cicero
The desire of knowledge,
like the thirst of riches,
increases ever with the ac-
quisition of it.
-Lawrence Sterne
Be Prepared
Why let a simple wound
develop into a far more
serious injury? By keeping...
and using...an adequately
stocked first aid kit you can
often prevent dangerous
infection while you aid in
healing. If professional med-
ical attention is necessary,
your first aid will facilitate
faster examination and
treatment. If you haven’t a
first aid kit in your home or
car 5r if you need refills, see
us. We will be happy to
advise you on the latest
developments in first aid.
YOUR (B) PHARMACIST
HUMBLE
PHARMACY
210 Main
446-21111
Miss Rebecca Lewis Weds Allen
Edens In January 18 Ceremony
In the glow of candle-
light, amid baskets of white
chrysanthemums, stock,
gladioli and jade palms and
an altar flanked by tree
candalabras with glowing
tapers, Miss Rebecca
Lewis became the bride of
Allen Eliot Edens III Jan-
uary 18 in a double ring
ceremony at the First
Methodist Church in Ten-
aha, Texas.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. andMrs.H.H. Lewis
of Tenaha. Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Edens Jr. of Corsi-
cana are parents of the
groom.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
chapel length gown of white
silk peau de soie featuring
a scalloped neckline and
long sleeves tapering to
petal points. White lace
roses appliqued with seed
pearls ornamented the bod-
ice, complimenting the ap-
pliqued long stemmed lace
roses bordering the scal-
loped over skirt which
formed the train. A tiara
of white appliqued roses
and seed pearls held the
fingertip veil of silk tulle.
The bride carried a cas-
cade bouquet of white split
caranations centered with a
white orchid.
Miss Jane Weatherby
served as maid of honor.
Miss Kay Butler of Humble
and Mrs. Frances Edens
Duniven, twin sister of the
igroom, were bridesmaids,
j They wore identical bell-
'shaped gowns of gold peau
de soie. Their bouquets
were a pouf of gold tulle
centered with matching
caranations and a cascade
of satin ribbons. They wore
headpieces of satin and
tulle.
Leroy Romines served
as best man with Neal Dun-
iven and John Lewis,
brother of the bride, as
groomesmen. Clayton Rudd
and Cris Tracy were
ushers.
A reception'was held fol-
lowing the ceremony in the
Fellowship Hall of the
church.
Silver candelabras and
chrysanthamums adorned
the serving table. Miss
Sandra Parker served the
four tiered wedding cake.
Miss Melissa Menefee
served punch from a silver
punch bowl.
The tablecloth featured
the brides chosen colors
of gold satin overlaid with
white tulle.
Miss Linda O'Daniel
presided at the bride’s
book.
At present Mrs. Edens
will continue to teach Home
Economics at Humble High
School until the termination
of Edens service with the
U.S. Navy.
Several guests attending
the ceremony from Humble
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Turner and Nancy, and Dr.
and Mrs. Wayne Mundahl.
MRS. ALLEN EDENS III
...nee Miss Rebecca Lewis
Sporty New Molded Salad
Whether you’re a snow-spoils enthusiast or simply an admirer
of good rooking or both “Ski Slope Fruit Salad” should have
easy sledding into your book of favorite recipes.
It’s an impressive, almost mountainous, mold with zig-zag alter-
nating layers of spicy peach gelatin, one layer sparkling with
canned fruit cocktail, the other “snowswept” with sour cream. Ac-
companied by hearty sandwiches, hot chicken consomme, a warm
custard for dessert and lots of hot coffee or tea, “Ski Slope Fruit
Salad” will highlight a meal of championship proportions.
SKI SLOPK FitlJIT SALAD
1 can (1 lb. 14 oz.) fruit | cup boiling water
cocktail i/| cup tarragon vinegar
~ packages (3 oz. each) peach | teaspoon grated lemon rind
gelatin t/2 pint dairy sour cream
2 teaspoon salt Crisp salad greens
Drain fruit cocktail well, reserving syrup. Dissolve gelatin and
salt in boiling water. Stir in syrup, vinegar and lemon rind. Chill
until mixture mounds on spoon. Fold fruit cocktail into half of
gelatin mixture; fold sour cream into remainder. Holding a 2-
quart mold on a slant, spoon in alternate layers of fruit and
cream mixtures. Chill in refrigerator until firm. Unmold on
risp greens to serve. Makes 8 to 10 servings.
PAGE THREE
SCHOOL
MENUS
FRIDAY
Tuna Fish Croquettes
Lettuce & Tomato Salad
Macaroni & Cheese
Chocolate Cake
MONDAY
Meat Loaf & Tomato Gravy
Creamed Potatoes
Greem Beans
Sliced Peaches
TUESDAY
Stew
Purple Hull Peas
Cold Slaw
Cranberry Cake
WEDNESDAY
Hot bogs
Pinto Beans
Potato Chips
Cheese Sticks
Apple Cobbler
THURSDAY
Turkey & Dressing
English Peas
New Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Fruit Salad
Rummage
Sale Planned
Feb. 7,8
The Humble Little Lea-
gue will hold a rummage
sale Feb. 7 and 8. The time
and place will be given ir
next weeks paper.
Boxes will be placed ir
Smith’s Cleaners and Har-
vey Hardware for anyone
wishing to donate articles
of clothing or other objects
that may be sold at the sale^
a league representative an-
nounced.
Mrs. Luther Williams
said anyone wishing to do-
nate to the sale may con-
tact her at 446-8583 and
someone will pick them up.
All proceeds from the
sale go to the building flind
for the new Little League
field.
When Pollen Triggers
Hay Fever Miseries!
TIMED ACTION
HAY FEVER
ALLERGY CAPSULES
One capsule brings up to
12 hours' relief!
Hundreds of tiny medicated pellets in
each capsule are specially coated to
release ingredients at timed intervals.
Clears stuffed-up or runny nose, dry,
watery, itching eyes, checks sneezing
and promotes free breathing.
15's
1.49
HUMBLE
PHARMACY
210 Main
446-2111
180 APR’62 Form 23
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Pundt, John. The Humble Echo (Humble, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1964, newspaper, January 30, 1964; Humble, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1036510/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Humble Museum.