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THE TEAGUE CHRONICLE. TEAGUE. TEXAS, THURSDAY. MAY 29. 1952
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Social Happenings
Miss L>kmc Da’vis
Honored at 'Surprise
'(ioing Away Marly
Mrs. Bobby .l.iiiu's .did liaiigit7'
In, i .11<’>|\ it Ami. and Mrs, Hill
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Woman’s Club Has
Final Meeting With
Tea in Public Library
The Woman's Club- closed
their yttarV wtk - with a—tea
and open house May 21, at
1:00 o’i 1 oole,—Umthfc rose room of
the Teague Public Library, with
Mrs: J B. Hearne, Miss v.Celia
Weaver and Mrs. Fred Wheelus,
Ji i >s I esses.--—....
The -tea table Was beautifully
decorated in [link tea roses.
Spring I lowers were artistically
arranged throughout the raoin.
The president, Mrs. Boh Ham,
opened*"the mPbtfftg, and wel-
| corned the giitsts.
Program Chairman Mrs. Dray-
| too Boyd introduced t'he guests--
1 of honor. Appearing on the pro-
j first was Mrs. W-v F. Eck-
hafdt, of Wortham. Her subject
Kvas:‘ “Public Speaking," and
I "The Club Woman and Her
I Work ’’ . '
Mrs. Van Hook Stubbs, pres-
ident of the T.F. of W. Clubs..
| also of Wortahm, was next on
I the program. She gave a most
interesting report on the Gener-
I Federation of Woman’s
( luhs in Milwaukee. After her
report everyone felt as I hough
they had visited the G.F. of W.
(.Tubs meeting.
The club wishes to thank the
State President and Mrs. Eck-
hardt fm this most interesting
v isit.. .... .
Miss Ix'ila Weaver presented
llie gift of appreciation to the
retiring president, Mrs. Bob
Ham. After the president’s ac-
ceptance, the meeting closed.
■Other out of town guests were
Mrs. S. K. Tucker, Mrs. J. P.
Black and I, G. Longbotham of
Wortham. '
Smartly Styled Raincoat
Low Priced, Practical
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Carrying Case Is Larger, Zippered
BY EDNA MILES
rnHK problem, in the pasl. with budget raincoats has been
1 mostly a matter of styling. True, they shed the ram
and warded off the damp just as efficiently as a raincoat
costing far more, but lots of women refused to wear them
on the grounds that they were strictly utilitarian, not pretty
A new “weather duster” has been designed to overcome
-this problem Very trrw priced, it’s piiide of virgin vinyl
plastic, and has full-stashed, heat-sea led pockets as carry
alls. A full-length' reinforced plqcipie runs top to bottom
on the front facing, providing a. guarantee against the
elements. J't 1 ' . . ‘
Fashion points come, with the stand-up. collar, French
Haired douhle-hullon winged cuffs, and a new? hugger curyed
hood that allows the long lies to fall through the tab collar,
hanging gracefully and yet providing real protection against
wind and rain.
The impractical, too-sinall carrying envelope lias tmen
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Budrrt-prlrrd but fashion-wise,
the new “weather duster” fea-
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replaced-by a larger. 10-by- 12-inch art-purpose utility hag flair double-button winced cults,
that's both deep and wide. It is. in addition, fitted, with a And It comes In an Improved,
new plastic finger-tip slip zipper. . roomier carryinc case.
Tidwell Circle of
First Baptist Chu
Meets For Bible S
The , Tidwell Tircte
First Baptist church.
-May -afternoon for'TOnie
in_ the honVa of, Mrs.
^Withrow Jr.,
M*s. Garnett Cot-brum,
chairman, .had charge q[’
business meeting. •
Mrs. James Willis i^j
prayer.
Mrs. I. B. Hparne, the
er, directed the study fifyji
elesiastes, 1 through the]
chapter.
Grape punch ahd
cake squares; were serv-
Mesdams J. B. Hearne, c
Bowers, Lyda Compton G
Cochrum, Herbert Cody, f
WUli.s. li Q, Aycock, and
Billie Sledge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
and family, of Brookhaven,
spent last week here with
sister and lamily, Bro.
Mrs. H.L. MeKissack.
.MILS. W. C. CARLILE ,11L
W..M.A. of Lreeslone LI. \Y. ( . Garlile Jr. fo
County Meets in Wed Marian Lambert
Hound Frairie.Church in Hawaii Rites
M issiouary
Tin' Woman'
Vuxiliarv o| I-H■«11inn
('iunity,
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MYRTLL MAKIAN LAMBERT
•Mr. .mil Airs. Aithui' H. Lam
Puree It -wit* ht-bJ at- the Roitttd Prairie; „f nf.iudulu, Hawaii, ail
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1 were Mrs. Bill I s us Mrs. H. j k, Son of Mr and Mrs. W. C. I ,
. MeKissack. Mrs. It. (. Atkin-' c,o h h’. Sr.. of Teague, June | VlY..
-on. Wk. liaev bulin, Airs. I ;_‘Stli. al Hie ilickani Cha|K*l in
vaomi m. Mrs. Mae t oll,
Mrs, e. O’Rand, Mrs. Nettie
1 .ii-ker.
Mrs: Kmmc'tt Sal I ei vv liile, Mrs.
M, ,l.- Jolly. Mrs. H, ' ■ ( liris-
uan. Mi-. Jim Fugleman, anil
Mr. and Mrs, Jim May.
Nervous Disorder
Corrected
i‘liirupracl ie is
a trge prini'i-
p;t! I ha I is giv
in;: thousands
oi people re-
did 11 oin ill - |
is-.scs a fieri
yea is of stl t
I e i i n g. The
liapi'V family
of ill iropfai'-
Honolulu.
Miss Lambert allemleil the
Roosevelt High school, and is
a graduate o! the Casll<‘ Mount
School in Oakland, California.
She Is now with the Pearl
Harbor dilsriil staff headiptar-
I ITS.
Family Reunion of
(Jdolsby Family
Held al City Park
Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Goolsby
were hosts to a family reunion
held al the City Park Sunday.
This has become air annual
affair when Mr. and Mrs. Gools-
by's children and grandchildren
and Mr. Goolsby’s sisters and
their families meet lor fhe day
to renew acquaintances and
get together for a lot of family
talk.
Those enjoying this' sumptu-
ous picnic dinner were:-
(fol. and Mrs. Fred SwieraJd,
of Hugeuc._^Oregon; Mr. anrL
Mrs. C.. A. ■South', Palestine; Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Roarte and chil-
dren, arid Mrs. Kiity Looney,
Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Maddox and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R.
Cooper, and children, and Mr.
and Mrs. George (Bubba) Fogle-
man and children, ali of Hous-
ton; Mr.and Mrs. Rex Goolsby
and daughters, Jaiticc and Nan-
cy, Highland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goolsby.
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pain Ills is
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Dr'. W. 1). Raltreall
CHIROPRACTOR
IMexia, Texas
211 E. ( diunierce Phone afia
i cites Bldg.
Mrs. 10. J. Cox
Is Honored Willi
Reunion and Picnic
' Ms. |\. J. Cox was honored on
her iuillui.iv Suml.iy, with a
family.' i cun ion a in I picnic
I uni'll ai f' iii I I.’,ir.luT Lake.
Many lovely gilts were pre-
sented lo Mis. ('ox and alder a
hoc util u i i uni h lively I’lnversa-
I imi by I lie . older gnnip and
name'- by Inc voiing'cr was er:
io;.H mild a lain hour.
T host ■ i 11111 y 111; - this iierasn ill
Veil
Mr. .ind .Mr . V < h ('ox and
I a in 11 v, M r. a ltd Mrs. \. Id Mas
has and lamily, Mr. and Mrs.
Bov Kennedy, all of Alexia, Ml
■and Mrs. C. B. Cox,'and family.
o| Longview. Mrs. S, 'A. Cook
and daughter. Mis. Lizzie Pearl
Terre1. >! fG l.ulew a ter, and IV
G. Bradley and sister, Misses j mon\ than
U dla and Buluh Bradley, of ! hours
1 Thornton.
Mrs. Pearl Maddox, Mr. and'
'J- * uJ'le is a graduate of] Mrs. 11, C. Goolsby, Gwen and
Pat, Mrs. James Goolsby, Tom-
mie, , Lana Jo and Johnnie, of
Teague.
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ITcague High schoi'd, and at-I
lemled \\ ".--I min -ler' ei,liege at
I'i'liu n-aii.i.
lie ei v i I in World War II
with lie- .Marines, and after at-
lending college two'year.s, "he
all. led in I he Air Corps and
got his vv mgs in Knid, ( iklaho-
■ iii.'i. and is novV stationed at
Ilickani Air Puree "lia.se in
IhinoluIn. „ .
Firs! RaplisI Church
Set s ^Friday Fur VliS
I’repara I ion Day
Pi epa i al ion nay lor V.B.S. at
First hapiisi church is set for
Friday. May .'Id. al X:.'{() a m. !
Tills is an occasion for en-
| rollment, • gulling acqiuiinlefl
ajid making, definite plans for
■the next I wo Weeks.
jis program will not take]
one and one-half
Subscribe for The Chronicle.
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Look Lovelier
in Spring FLYING
COLORS
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Delicately scented
The hote lomoui for buouty for 23
y#ari Accopt no substifuio for
Airmoid quality
CITY DRUG CO.
TEAGUE, TEXAS
All leiehors are expected lo
In- there and aU pupils wild can
do so, will find profit in com-
ing.
MiSs Peggy 1 Birdie, of New
j York, 's visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bessie Hardie, this wee.k.
She leaves souq for Dallas,
'where she will appear in the
j Slate Fair Musicals, which run
from.. June to September, then
she leaves for a five week’s
] tour.
! . _ t
Miss Mary Hen-drjx left for
Galveston Tuesday, where she
has accepted a .position with
the American National Insur-
ance Company. She plans to
enter East Texas State Teach-
ers College in the Fall.
Melvin Fox and son, Calvin,
pf Gentry, Arkansas, were in
Teague last Saturday. Mrs.
Bet harem and Mrs. Stone, re-
lumed home with them for the
suFnTnTT. They vtstTPd for awhtte
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones.
left
French and Terry Harris
Tuesday for Barnhart,
where they expect to get'work.
rnery
Elea dor • Sherman will
enter Baylor University in Wa-
co next week, where she will
complete hpr master’s degree. :■
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Sue Ray Becomes '
Bride of K. Beasley
Friday Evening
Miss Sue Ray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Ray, of
Fairfield.’ became the bride of
Kenneth A. Beasley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Beasley, in rites
solemnized at the home of her
parents, Friday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
The Rev. H. L. MeKissack,
pastor of tfie Eighth. Avenue
Baptise church of Teague, per-
formed the double ring ceremo-
ny before an immprovised altar
with a background of greenery,
red roses in a floor basket ip
the center, and tapers in grad-
i,itod cnndehjij^i ‘JRTjthjVj^dC*.
Danny McDonald Is
Honor Graduate
At, Navarro College
X^anny McDonald was gradu-
ated from Navarro Junior col-
lege with honors last week. He
was the highest ranking boy
and won the Departmental
Award for mathematics.
Danny expects to enter Texas
University in the fall. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
McDonald of Teague.
v Mrs. W. B. Humphries, of
Dallas, spent last week here
with her * aunt, Mrs. Lavpnia
King.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jones
daughters, Merinda Kay
Grace Anna, of Port |
were here last week with
and Mrs. H. L. McKisasck,
Mrs. T. -C. T. • Hendrix, and
Mrs. J. T. Rolling, of McKinney,
were visiting relatives here
Monday and attended the grad-
uation exercises of Mrs. Hen-
drix’s granddaughter, Miss Mary
Magnolia blossoms cdinpR'U1’!r|(l
Hie arrangement.
The bride,. given in marriage
by her brotheT, wore a powder
blue dress, with whjte hat,
slices, gloves and a corsage of
white carnations. Miss Pat
Beasley, sister to the groom,
was maid of honor. She was
dressed in a navy and ' white
linen suit with navy accessories.
Vernon Ray Gilliam, of
Teague, served Mr. Beasley as
best man.
Following the ceremony a re-
crption" was held. The t able
was laid with white lace. Bar-,
bara Moryan and Tommye Jeajfi
Gilpin served the two tiered
wedding cake. Mary Nell Man-
a ban served punch.
Thirty friends and relatipes
were registered by Mrs. Guy
Turner.
Immediately after the recep-
tiontion, Mr. and Mrs. Beasley
left on a short wedding trip.
Miss Ray is a graduate of
Fairfield High school. Mr. Beas-
ley is a graduate of Teague
High school and is now employ-
ed by the "railroad in Teague.
They plan to make their home
in Fairfield.
330 Boys and Girls
Are Entertained at
Picnic On Friday
Three hundred and 30 pupils
of the Salile Mounger elemen-
tary school, their teachers, and
some 75 parents were entertain-
ed at a picnic at the city park
last Friday morning.
Preceding tile picnic was a
game session in which volley-
ball and Softball was played.
Linda Nichols’ team won the
volleyball tournament and Carl
Dean Shield's softball team was
the winner.
The picnickers were served
pimento cheese and chicken
salad sandwichess, deviled eggs,
pickles, Frjtos, cookies, and ice
cream. The food was prepared
by the school cafeteria staff,
headed by Mrs. Willard Dean.
Last Friday afternoon, 58
fifth and sixth graders were
entertained with a picnic at
Fort Parker State park by Mr.
and Mrs. N. H. Landrum. Hot
dogs and cake were served.
Don’t follow Fire, Trucks!
STRICTLY FRESH
Fine Foods...
EVERY DAY
INCLUDING SUNDAY!
DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS
“THAT CUP OF COFFEE”
YOAKUM CAFE
Mrs. A. D. Richardson and Verdel! Moseley
A BRITISH shop owner’s wife
complained until he removed
microphones outside his store
which were picking up romancers' I
conversations at night. No doubt
she couldn’t hear them clearly
enough. T
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The Air Chief of Staff says-that
airmen should wear suspenders. A
spokesman at Scott Air Force base
in Illinois comes out for belts.
Guess it depends on whether
you’re piloting a jet or a swivel
chair.
,v--' » • »
Czechoslovakian barbers have
been ordered by their Red rulers
to dispense with special services
IS 5PACIAL
DANDR.UPF
Removed /
A; few camellias, leaves, green
limes, and a bunch of white
grapes are all yon need to dupli-
cate this formal flower arrange-
ment. A classic example of how
to obtain maximum' effect from
a' few flowers, it is one of nearly
fifty different designs in Good
Housekeeping's 34-page book of
flower arrangements in the May
issue. The foliage here includes
glossy camellia leaves and tha
swordlike spears of pandanus.
The limes and grapes are wired to
sticks and secured in a holder.
The color effect is striking while
against several shades of green.
CARD OF THANKS
Words cahont adequately ex-
press our deep appreciation to
the firemen for their prompt
and efficient work in saving
i|cur home Monday night. We
wish there were words that
could tell you and the thought-
ful friends and neighbors just
how much we do appreciate
I t what you. did.
Ed and Ara Manahan,
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Mrs. Clint Henderson, who
has been in the City hospital
In Fairfield the past few weeks,
is much better, and will soon
ieturn home.
ASTHMA
Don't let cou*h!ng, wheeling, recurring at-
tzuii w ICS tvu|iuiig, wucrauig, ici uiiuig
tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and
energy without trying MXNDACO, which
works thru the blood to reach bronchial
tubes and lunss. Usually hslps' nature quickly
remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates
coughlns and aide freer breathing and better
sleep. Get lfENDAOO from druggist. Satis-
faction or mo nay back guaranteed.
or money back guarante
such as hair washing and mas-
saging. Now customers are re-
stricted to taking a trimming from
their “people’s derrfocracy.”
* * * ‘
With Illinois Gov. Adlai Steven-
son being mentioned as a likety
candidate, singing Democrats will
switch from “I’m Just Wild About
Harry” to “Sweet Adlai-line.”
* * *
A Tennessee city finance director
ordered his employes to stop
matching coins to see who would
pay for soft drinks because "it
doesn’t look good when tax payers
come in.” Especially Senator Ke-
fauver’s constituents. «
1
his Autffrtfj saxophone'
AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
At
SCENIC
WONDERLAND
Waco. Texas
Tuesday—June 3
8:00 'til 12:00
Admission
$2.40 per person (tax lncl.)
For Reservations . . .
Phone'1 39519 Waco
far a new Brl
i Jr[Eir(oom Stfr|iu3
A wedding gift that grows in beauty
with the years! Choose her silver from •
Heirloom’s fresh-spirited, young-in-
heart patterns...you can begin with
just two plaee settings, then add more
later as Christmas and, anniversary
gifts. We’ll be delighted to arrange
easy-payment terms.
6-Pieie Place Sellings (POO QC
for as little as
*t*aoc-ma«ks or on it da ltd- Ftd. Tax inef.
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Teague Jewelry Co.
TEAGUE, TEXAS
CANNING
TIME!
CANS — JAKS
i’ \
Containers for
vegetables and f
Jars, Cans and Lids.
STRAINERS
Colanders for yqur can-
ning needs.' You can
find your canning needs
at our store.
\
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MEASURING
DEVICES
Measuring is imp<>
in canning. Get all y
calming needs here.
■-*-
Cookers, Blanchers and
Preserve Kettles 1
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Deane, E. C. & Richardson, John. The Teague Chronicle (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 29, 1952, newspaper, May 29, 1952; Teague, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1140650/m1/4/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.