The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 18, 1960 Page: 3 of 12
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4CA8TER
JUGLAS
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MONDAY
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Scouts
mcil Meet
ining Board of
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED—Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burnett
of 1113 North Alleghany, Odessa, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Joyce Faye, to Jerry Don Hammond of Odessa, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hammond of Midland. The couple plan to be
married after Miss Burnett’s graduation from Odessa High School
in the spring.
exas Olrl Scout
In Stephenvllle
iry 13, to elect
blan the future
ed were: Presl-
| Zteglar, Weath-
3 resident, Kay
berford, and sec-
Bennlngfleld,
Art & Civic Club Presents Program,
“Our Senior Citizens ” February 9
Iris and eleven
the meeting
It Advisor. Mrs.
lalrman of the
f a m Committee,
reral towns.
[Olrl Scouts at-
etlng were Judi-
1, Judy Ootcher,
and Mrs. Jerry
ier.
WORKSHOP
IN LLANO
strict Workshop
Federation of
[will be held in
30, at 9 a. m.,
71ub House,
ag to attend the
ted to contact
or.
; ADVERTISE -
The Art and Civic Club met
Tuesday afternoon, February 9,
in tlje home of Mrs. Lee Roy
Stacy. The Valentine motif was
carried out in the -tahle ar-
rangement and the refresh-
ments. A delicious salad plate
nnd coffee was served to cluo
members and a guest, Mrs. Ray-
mond Summy.
The two "rocking boats" that
were made to present to the
Community Park were on dis-
play at the meeting. They are
to be presented to park officials
In the Spring.
Mrs. M. F Horton was leader
for a program’ on “Our Senior
Citizens” Mrs. Chester Berry
spoke on “How Can We Stimu-
late Interest in The Aged.” Mrs.
Milton Schwartz, on “What Can
Be Done To Educate the Public
to the Fact of Growing Old”
and Mrs. Wallace Johnson on
“How Can They Make The Most
of The Golden Years?”
The club donated two books,
“Elephants and Ivory," by John
Alfred Jordan and “The Home-
owners’ Guide to Landscaping,”
by Amelia Levett Hill to the
Library. Six books were also do-
nated to the Elementary School
Library. They are:
"Back Of Beyond,” “Captured
Words,” “Cowman’s Kingdom,”
“Flag For Laffette,” “Return of
The Alaskan” and “Wagon
Wheels."
Mrs. Wallace Johnson, Fin-
ance Chairman, discussed plans
for the Pre-School Easter Pa-
rade, date to be announced
later.
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BIRTH#
IAFF-A-DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nowell of
Uvalde, Texas, are the proud
parents of a son, Mark Philip,
born February 15 and weighed
eight and one-half pounds.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ross Riggins of
Cleveland. Tennessee, and Mr
and Mrs. Hugh Nowell of Gold-
thwaite, and great-grandfather
is A. W. Nowell, also of Goldth-
waite.
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Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Vaugh-
an of Goldthwalte -are the
proud parents of a daughter,
Lana Dee, born Wednesday,
February 10, I960, at 7:20 a m„
in Brownwood Memorial Hos-
pital. She weighed seven and
,one half pounds.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Singleton of Mullin
and Mrs. Alice Vaughan of
Goldthwalte. Great grandpar-
ents are Mrs. J. H. Vaughan of
Goldthwalte and Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Singleton of Mullin. .
Miss Lula Jackson of Oates-
vllle is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hettie Williams, and her niece,
Mrs. Leon Jackson and family.
•tart* tyMteit*. Toe., WotH rlsM* mured.
Ie just needs Affection—that’s all."
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WALL FAINT
LUMBER COMPANY
M. F. HORTON
Goldthwalte, Texas
KEEPING WARM—Singer Elvis
Presley, recently promoted to
acting sergeant, warms his
hands over a small firs while
participating in the U.S.
Army's “Winter Shield” me-
Germany. The roek-and-roii
singer la due for diachargo
from the service in March.
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Art And Civic Club To Stage
Easter Parade Again This Year
Mrs. Kelly Hosts
Pleasant Grove Club
The Pleasant Orove Club met
In the home of Mrs. L. O. Kelly
for their January meeting with
sixteen members and a number
of visitors present. Three of the
visitors Joined the club. Several
ladles made plastic flowers and
Ivy, during the afternoon.
Next meeting will be at the
Pleasant Grove 8choolhouse,
Saturday night, February 27,
with Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rose
hosts. Bring card tables and
dominoes and spend an eve-
ning of fellowship. Visitors are
always welcome.
Members of the Art and Civic
Club are sending out a flash
again this year to mothers and
grandmothers stating that now
Is the time to make plans for
getting little “Junior” or little
“Miss” ready for their Easter
Parade, according to announce-
ment by Mrs. Milton Schwartz,
publicity chairman for the club.
The club Is planning an Eas-
ter Parade for pre-school age
children on Wednesday, April
13, four days before Easter. The
event will be staged at the high
school auditorium at 4:00 p. m.
All pre-school children are In-
vited to participate.
Advance ticket sales will be-
gin April 1. Proceeds from the
benefit will be used for the
club’s community activities and
projects fund.
GIRL
SCOUT
SHOUT
—l
THE OOLDTHWAITE EAGLE- MULLIN ENTERPRISE
Goldthwalte, Texas. Thursday, February lg, I960
Page t
Star Sophomores To
Present Play Feb. 23
The Star Sophomore Class
will present a three act play,
“One Minute To Twelve," at
the High School Oym on Tues-
day night, February 23. The
play will begin at 8:00 p. m.
Everyone is invited to attend
this play, laugh at the predica-
ments of these young people
and hear the amusing readings
between acts, according to
school officials. Proceeds from
the play will be used to help
bUy a tape recorder for the
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Hud Hamilton
and Mrs Maurlne Soules of
Star left last Friday for the
Rio Grande Valley where they
visited relatives and friends.
They returned home Tuesday.
By MRS. HOUSTON DUREN
Brownies
Troop 7 (Grade 2), made val-
entines for their parents last
week. Their leader, Mrs. Lewis
Hudson, was out due to illness.
The assistant leader. Mrs. Doug
Collier, met with the Brownies.
Troop 4 (Grade 3), have been
without a leader for a short
time, but have carried on with
the help of Mrs. Bobby Lee, a
Troop Mother, and the program
aide, Phyllis McAden.
The Troop voted to send a
gift of appreciation to Miss
Louisa Flores, who had been
their leader since September,
We are happy to report that
Mrs. Eric Looney has consented
to be their leader and will be-
gin meeting with them next
week.
Troop 9 (Grade 4), discussed
the approaching Cookie Sale.
Then they had a Valentine
party. There are only four
Brownies in this Troop, but
they are having fun as they
work on their Requirements to
fly-up Into Intermediate Girl
Scouting. We would encourage
all Fourth Grade girls to Join
your troop. You are -wanted, and
needed. We feel you are missing
a wonderful opportunity to be-
come better all-around citizens
by not doing Girl Scout work.
Intermediates
Troop 3 (Grades 5 & 8), cele-
brated Carol Johnson’s birth-
day with a party. This troop is
small In number, however, they
also enjoy doing their Require-
ments for the Second and First
Claw Ranks Their program In-
cludes quite a bit of outdoor
activity, so they are looking
forward to warmer weather.
They would welcome more girls
In their troop.
rs. L. V. Bennlngfleld.
of their work lndlvidyt
r, as th^y~are'^uit£--aidr«fic-
In thelKprogram.
rroop 1 sent'Judi&ell
Seniors
Troop 1 has two Patrols. The
Trail Blazers (Grades 9 ft 10),
with Mrs. Jim McClements as
leader, are working on their
5-point program.
The Wing Scouts (Grade 11),
with Mrs. L. V. Bennlngfleld
do most
ally,
ed
Troop 1 sent" Judinell Ben
ningfleld and Judy Ootcher as
voting delegates, - and D^nna
Thorne, as alternate, to the
Senior Planning Board meet-
ing Stephenvllle, last Saturday,
February 13.
Troop 8 (Grade 10),, the
Mariner Ship, held a short busi-
ness meeting and adjourned.
Due to church activities no one
from this troop went to the
Senior Planning Board in Ste-
phenvllle.
new Ginty‘adhesive tars
. . . with your purchase of any twa
Curity or Cured first aid products.
. WHITER • STICKS SETT UK
• 29c VALUE
HUDSON DRUG
”WHAT YOU WANT—
WHEN YOU WANT IT."
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Landem
left Friday for Odessa to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dennard. From
there they plan to go to Jal,
New Mexico, to visit Mrs. tan,
der’s daughter, Mrs. Bill Lew-
alien and Mr. Lew alien.
Mrs. Bob Johnson returned
home Saturday from Rule
where she visited her husband
who is working there. She alaa
visited her son, Dr. and Mm.
Robert H. Johnson and sons at
Big Spring.
Mattie C as beer of Brownwood
visited her sister, Mrs. X L,
Pass and Mr. Pass, Monday.
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Koleber, Victor E. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 18, 1960, newspaper, February 18, 1960; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1090946/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=0: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.