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ual members will present the les-
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Present for this meeting were
Mmes Alexander, James Cook,
G. A. Baker, T. R. Walker, H.
McKinley, Ed Zimmerman, W. J.
appoint- Wilkes, Frances Filgo, George,
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leaves and a frosty white candle.
White cake squares, assorted
chocolate candy, cinnamon drips,
mints, olives, salted nuts, and
frosted punch were served to Jane
Jackson, Jo Ann Taylor, Judy
Garrett, Marinel Fletcher, Ann
Stewart, Diane Gibson, Annelle
Whitehouse, Susan Gay Lawson,
Eleanor Kennon, Jo Anne Mims,
Cheryl Meacham, Jeannette Hal-
stead, Suzy White, Sue Kirkpat-
rick, Virginia Matlack, Peggy
Griffith, Jane Patrick, Barbara
Buckner, Barbara Bauldin; and
Io Mmes Rex Arnold, Tom Kirk-
patrick, Melvin Groves and the
honoree.
mony, and encouragement given
to other Christians.
The circle will meet the first
FINAL FIRST AID
CLASS TONIGHT
The fifth and final First Aid corated to resemble
Class, sponsored by the Cleburne
Emergency Corps, will be held surrounded by a ring of elephants
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Jan Groves Feted
On 13th Birthday
Jan Groves was' honored with
a 4 o’clock tea, Sunday afternoon,
on her 13th birthday, at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin E. Groves, Country Club
Road, with Mrs. Tom Kirkpatrick
co-hostess.
The honoree was presented a
white carnation corsage and a
ring, that her mother had receiv-
ed at the same age.
The register book was deep
purple with silver, and appoint-
ed with orchid-rose net, ribbons
and tiny white flowers.
An orchid-rose cloth, overlaid
with net covered the refreshment
(able. The centerpiece was an
Wickham discussed the old age
issue, retirement, the four free-
dom, youth problems of today
The following members were
present: Mmes Gates Barker,
Reynolds, W. T. George, J. T.
Kilpatrick, Jean LaPrade, Spikes,
Neville Milam of Glen Rose, Cum-
mings, Stanford; Misses Wick-
ham, Mary Cleveland, Fraser,
Mrs. Ownsby Jo
Lead Bible Study
"With Mrs. Ted Sprot,t as chair-
man, Circle One of the First Monday of each month.' Individ-
Presbyterian Church held the first
meeting of the year Monday after-
noon, in the educational building
ceiving 21 calls within the city of the church. •<
Work books and Bible study
main event the breaking of the
pinata. In this game each child
is blindfolded in turn, handed a
stick, and given a chance to break
the pinata by swinging at it with
the stick. The pinata was made
in the shape of a hugh clown’s
head filled with candy, horns,
Annual Revival
Starts Wednesday
The Annual Revival sponsored
by the Nazarene Young Peoples’
Society, will begin Wednesday at
7 p. m. at the Cleburne Church
of the Nazarene and continue
through Sunday night.
The two young men who have
been secured as workers for the
meeting are both students at Be-
thany Nazarene College, Bethany,
Okia.
Preaching for the second year
for the Cleburne Society will be
Jack D. Packwood, a junior at
the college. Mr. Packwood is a
talented and forceful, evangelistic
preacher.
Music and special numbers will
be under the direction of Gene
Haynes, a freshman at the col-
lege. Mr. Haynes is majoring in
music and shows much talent in
this field. He is a member of the
Bethany A capella choir, a group
of approximately 36 singers selec-
ed from hundreds of try-outs.
Bethany Nazarene College is ac-
credited by North Central Asso-
ciation, and provides a liberal arts
education for both lay and minis-
rams of education and religion,
with pre-professional programs in
engineering, medicine, dentistry,
nursing and law.
The Cleburne Society is fortun-
ate in obtaining the services of
these talented young men and ex-
tends an invitation to every un-
churched person in town to come
and join with them in these ser-
- - vices every night, Wednesday
Sev- through Sunday, at 7 p. m.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS
The Friendship Club met Jan.
6 for its monthly covere d dish Ruth Russell, Laura Ward, Cissy
and three visitors present.
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Many wearers of false teeth have
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their plate dropped, slipped or wob-
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alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your
plates. Hold false teeth more firmly,
so they feel more comfortable. Does
not sour. Checks “plate odor” (den-
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Irug counter.
WESTINGHOUSE TV SET eiEO Aft
$179.94 with $14.95 carf base and^klclA |||J
$6.95 Rabbit ears antenna. Total^r e
regular price $201.85. Special complete and fully
guaranteed and tax included.
PLATFORM ROCKERS
Regular $23.95
MAYTAG AUTO DRYER
Top model automatic electric dryer
Regular $279,95. Brand New only
36 IN. GAS RANGES
Just arrived, free installation, only
ren scrambled for when broken.
Following the game period,
Duane opened his presents, and
ice cream and cake were served
to the following: Ricky Sims, u 7
William Earl Love, Tony Ander- Mmes. W. O. Cummings, E. R.
son, Susan Wheeler, Randy Jiles, Stanford, R. A. Kilpatrick, Ora
Alisha Gist, Gregory West, Don- Spikes; Misses Lily Paul Fraser,
nie Ownbey, Marche Ann West, Ada Myers, Erna Alsup, and Eula
Terree Anderson, Cindy Pegues,
Karen Reed, Twain Anderson,
David Willis, Gary Standley, Gay
Gardner and Suzanne Jones. Also and segregation,
to Mmes Dwight Sims, Charles
West, Bill Wheeler, Sonny Gard-
ner, Janice Gist, Tom Frank
Jones, the honoree and his grand- Reid, Sam Gatewood, Bill Smith,
mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. “Pete”
Calvert, Silsbee, announce the
birth of a daughter, Suzanne, on
Dec. 30. The baby weighed 7 lbs.,
15 oz. Her grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Barnes, Cleburne
and Mrs. Dee Heine, Joshua. She
also has two brothers and one
sister.
INVENTORY SALE
Cash or Credit
Easiest Terms in Town
You owe if to yourself to check our prices and
terms. We trade for anything reasonable.
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tonight in the regular meeting
.room of the courthouse at 7 p.m.
Requirements for make - up
I classes will be discussed at this eral games were played, with the
time.
and other circus performers.
As each child arrived they re-
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Call new for
appointment
Stella Mae's
TIRED of the
hairdo? Then
now for a new
Friple L Class
Receives Letter
From Orphan Boy
The Triple L Class of the First
Christian Church had its regu-
lar meeting Thursday night at
7 o’clock, at the church.
The meeting was called to ord-
er by Mrs. F. G. Weaver, in the
absence of the president. The de-
votional was givn by Mrs. Alex
Anderson. Mrs. M. D. Miller led
m prayer.
A routine business meeting fol-
lowed during which time a letter
was read from Mrs. Leta Mae
Dudley of the Juliet Fowler home,
Dallas, thanking the class for the , r n <•
Christmas gift .sent to Michael •urangein(-'n- sdver magno la
, a little orphan boy
that the class cares for.
Meeting closed with the class
benediction.
Angel food cake and coffee
were served by the hostesses,
Mmes E. J. Swain and F. E.
Wooley.
The following were present:
Mmes F. A. Rogers, M. J.
Fitzgerald, E, F. ;Ueckert: and
O. F. Fox, besides the above
mentioned.
year books. At the close of the
meeting the hostess served re-
freshments.
W. S. Ownsby was appointed
chairman of the Bible study, and
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wre doing at any hour of the ed to serve as treasurer until Sprott, Ownsby,
By Florence Arnold Baker
New officers were elected when Jack Sheeler, H. M. Park G. R.
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Mrs. Joe F. Peters Jr. Wednes J. B.’ Campbell and J. Y. Baker
day afternoon. The new president
is Mrs. Norman Rushing; vice-
president, Mrs. A. II. Sissom; se-
cretary, Mrs. C. R. Walden; trea-
surer, Mrs. Edwin Prestridge; par-
liamentarian, Miss Julianan Cow-
den; reporter, Mrs. Jim Baker;
federation reporter, Mrs. E, R.
Shultz; custodian. Mrs. J. Y. Bak-
er and corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Bill Sledge.
Hostesses for the four homes
which were open for the Christ-
mas Pilgrimage of decorated
homes were given votes of ap-
preciation. These were Mmes
Norman Purvis, Pat Kendricks,
John Steward and Johnnie Cook.
Mrs. Peters advised that the
State Federated Club president,
Mrs. A. J. House, would be in
Alvarado for a visit with the mem-
bers of the Clio Club, April 7 at
5 p. m. A special call meeting is
being planned for that time.
Using slides and movies, Mrs.
Edith Robinson gave an illustrated
lecture on “My Trip of the Year”
which included highlights of New
York and Washington, D. C.
Many tall buildings, beautiful mo-
numents, the seashore, boat trips,
a multitude of people and govern-
ment buildings and shrines were
shown and described by Mrs. Ro-
binson.
Others attending the meeting in-
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MARINELL FLETCHER, SUE KIRKPATRICK,
MRS. TOM KIRKPATRICK, MRS. MELVIN
GROVES, JAN GROVES, JEANETTE HALSTEAD,
ANNELLE WHITEHOUSE, VIRGINIA MAT-
LACK, and JO ANN MIMS.
W.H.D. Club Meets
With Mrs. M. Angel
The Thompson Home Demon-
stration Club met Jan. 7, at the
home of Mrs. Marvin Angel,
There were seven old members,
one new member, and one guest
present.
Mrs. S. L. Gill, president, con-
ducted the meeting, which was
opened with a prayer by Mrs.
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thought for the day.
Members answered roll call by
giving a reason of “Whv I Pay
My Poll Tax.”
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When the Arvarado Volunteer
Fire Department met for the
regular monthly meeting Mon-
day night, the annual election
of officers and annual reports
were the chief matters for dis-
cussion. L
A new office was created,
that of traffic patrol, to see that
the fire hose is piotected at all
times. Louis Moon, city mar-
shall, was elected to this office.
Other officers elected included:
A. L. Creswell, re-elected chief
and Robert Pope, re-elected sec
retary-treasurer. H. L. Miller
was elected first assistant chief,,
arid Henry Ford, second assist
ant chief.
It was disclosed that the de-
partment answered the call to
49 fires in the year 1957, re-
limits and 28 in the rural area
of the county. This is slightly books were distributed, and Mrs.
under the average of one fire
each week that this volunteer
group^ dropped whatever ^they Mrs. Frances' Filgo
day to rush to save property further appointment is made,
and even lives. *i--
One hour drill is required each
week of these busy men with George on
18 out of 25 enrolled being re-
___ o ment must be checked at that submission to His will, leadership holidays in the home of her sis-
Juded Mmes Sidney Thompson, time also. of His Spirit in a Christian’s testi-ter, Mrs. T. A. Ellis near Parker.
DEARBORN HEATERS
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for Jan Groves on her 13th birthday, left to right
we see JANE PATRICK, ANN STEWART, BAR-
BARA BOULDIN, CHERYL MEACHAM, JO ANN
TAYLOR, SUZIE WHITE, PEGGY GRIFFITH,
AAUW Group Holds
Noon Meeting ,
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Saturday, at 12:30 p.m. the Soc-|
ial and Economic Issue Group of
and bubble gum, which the child the AAUW had a luncheon meet-
ing at the Liberty Hotel. Mrs.
Hester Reynolds, chairman of this
group, presided.
Following a brief business
meeting the following members,
Stanford, R. A. Kilpatrick, Ora
Spikes; Misses Lily Paul Fraser,
USED SPECIALS
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NORSE REFRIGERATOR ...
G. E. REFRIGERATOR
SERVEL REFRIGERATOR
Many Others
ROPER RANGE, nice $29.95
2 pc, LIVING ROOM SUITE S4.95
GOOD USED FULL SIZE JENNY
LIND BED AND RAILS $4.95
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Circus Party On
Fifth Birthday
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Duane Jones celebrated his fifth teriai students; providing
birthday Saturday, with a party "
at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Gayland Davis.
The house was decorated in a
circus theme. Balloons hung from
the ceiling, and the cake was de-
a circus,
with a big clown in the center
LIVING ROOM SUITE
Lovely 2 pc. suite regular $159,95
$149.95
$39.95
cion Pains, vj-i bouth
will be the leader.
9:30 a.m.—Ihe Vivian Hickerson Circle of the Field Street Baptist^
Church will meet with Mrs. Houston Walling, 831
Featherston street.
1:30 p.m.—Regular meeting of the Ladies Society to the B of LF
,and E at the. Hal1- Installation of officers.
2:00 p.m.—lhe Sew and So Club will meet with Mrs. H. E. Malear
406 West Wilson street.
4:15 p.m.—The International Group of A.A.U.W. will meet with
Mrs. Gertrude Banks, 702 South Walnut.
Thursday, Jan. 16
12:00 noon-The Ladies Auxiliary to the 1A of M will meet at the
home of R C Mann, 1019 North Anglin street, for a
covered dish luncheon.
12:30 p.m.—The Thursday Book Club will hold its annual luncheon
at the home of Mrs. George Patrick, 417 Featherston
street. Co-hostesses for the occasion will be Mmes.
Homer Wicker, Lyman Filgo, and Otto Phillips. Pro-
gram will be given by Mrs. David Sowell, Jr.
2:00 p.m.—The Green Thumb Garden Club will meet with Mrs.
G. V. Pritchard, 111 Ross Ave.
2:30 p.m.—The Magazine Research Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. L. P. Fowler, 706 South Anglin street.
7:30 p.m.—Circle Two of the Anglin Street Presbyterian Church
will meet at the church.
8:00 p.m.—The Cleburne Shakespeare Club will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kilpatrick, 709 South Walnut
street. Friday, Jan. 17
7:30 p.m.—Ruth Chapter No. 20, OES will meet for initiation of
new members at the Masonic Hall.
Monday, Jan. 20
a.m.— Circles One and Two, WSCS, of the Anglin Street Meth-
odist Church will meet at the church for a yearbook
program and business meeting. A covered dish lunch
will be served at noon, and the nursery will be open.
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7:00 p.m.—The Nina Hankins BWC will meet al the home of Mrs.
W. G. Tanner, 1 Wcsthill Drive for dinner.
7:39 p.m.—The Fidelis Ciass of the Field Street Baptist Church
will meet at the fellowship hall.
7:36 p.m.—The Builders Class of the Field Street Baptist Churchs
will meet with Mrs. Mae Shaw, 923 North Buffalo|
street. Mmes. Louis Pipes, Bob Wells, and Allen willS
be co-hostesscs. B
7:30 p.m.—The Band Boosters Club will meet, at the Band Building^
Hostesses will be Mmes. Lillian Cole and J. S. Wheeler.S
7:30 p.m — lhe Builders Class of the North Cleburne baptist Cnurci Ei
wili meet, al the home of Mrs. E. F. Walker, 1220 Norths
Douglas street.
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a:30 a.m.—lhe Bible Sumy Ciub will meet at the home of Mrs. Gor S > fe
Wilhite street. Mrs. Morris Bryai.| , p!!
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The Bible study for the day house,
was presented by Mrs. W. T.
g" “A Christian Church,”
based on the 11th chapter of Acts,
quired to be present. All equip- She stressed loyalty to Christ,
of His Spirit in a Christian’s testi-ter, Mrs. T. A. Ellis near Parker.
Dallas, thanking the class for the
the Clio club met in the home of Park, T. W.' Hook, J. M.’Gibbs, Eggmeyer,
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 93, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 14, 1958, newspaper, January 14, 1958; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1223501/m1/3/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.