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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 27, 1987
HENDERSON DAILY NEWS, HENDERSON, TEXAS.
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Overton Baptist W.M.
S. Holds Meet at
Church Parlor
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Live Wire Kills Eagles
THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (UP) —
Two large golden eagles inter-
rupted electric service here. The
birds, one yrith a wing spread of
7 feet 2 inches, and the other with
a spread of 6 feet, 7 inches, were
found dead under high tension
transmission lines.
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Evangelism”
Mrs. Johnny
Woakiya C. F. G.
Hostesses at
Dinner Party
Five girls of the
Camp Fire Group purchased, pre-
pared and served a dinner at the
home of Vesta Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Smith, at
their home on the Tatum High-
way on Saturday night. The host-
esses were: Mary Elizabeth Al-
ford. Lee Langhorne, Anne Mar-
garet Sattes, Reube Gene Shaw
and Vesta Smith.
The rooms were decorated with
roses and the table was centered
with an attractive fruit arrange-
ment with white candle burning
on either side.
This is one requirement in the
Fire Makers Rank.
Guests were: Mary Nell Griffin,
Clare Payne Marable, Bennie Jo
and Anna Mae Weisei,
I Mr.
W. M. S. of Baptist
of Tyler, Mrs. H. HeUigman. Mrs. j Church Meets
Ralph Clark. Mrs Jennings Patter- ‘ t z-s. i
son and Mrs. Will Keeton were
teatime guests.
Overton P.-T. A. to
Meet Tuesday for
April Session
Mrs. Roy Reed, Mrs. W. A.
Barnwtll and Miss Mary Ella
I’auley are attending a District
Woman’s Missionary Society
meeting of the .Methodist church-
es in Longview’today. Mrs. Barn-
well will bo one of the guest
speakers on the day’s program.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Preston re-
turned Monday from Houston
where they spent the week-end.
Miss Katherine
Lockridge Dinner
Hostess
AINMENT FEATURES;
WOMEN’S CLUB ACTIVITIES;
CHURCH ORGANIZATION NEWSj
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Will Buried 4 Feet Deep
SANTA CRUZ, Cal. (UP)—
The late John B. Morales, who
died here recently, is believed to
have inherited a burial treasure”
complex from his Spanish ances-
tors. It was necessary to dig up a
half acre of land before relatives
found a half-gallon jar buried
four feet deep containing his will
and insurance papers.
Only about 3.500,000 driving li-
censes were Issued in England last
year.
. WOMB Martin ^"5^=3
■ra Taylor Wharton
WILERA BEAUTY SHOP
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OVERTON, Texas, April 27
(Spl)—Complimenting Mrs.
George Spencer of Brazil, S. A.
who is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Keeton, Mrs. W. C.
Riley asked a group of ladies in
for an afternoon of bridge on
Monday.
High score for the afternoon’s
games was held by Mrs. O. H.
Berryman while Mrs. Ray Gran-
lund held second high. Mrs. Riley
presented Mrs. Spencer with a
guest gift in remembrance of tho
afternoon courtesy.
Roses were artistically ar-
ranged to adorn the living room
of the Riley home and at the clo *
of the games Mrs. Riley served
a saidd and ice course.
Those asked to meet Mrs. Spen-
cer were: Mrs. Henry Seaman,
Mrs. H. S. Buck, Mrs. C. L. Arch-
er, Mrs. O. H. Berryman of
Gladewater, Mrs. Ray Graniund '
of Tyler, Mrs. H. Heiligman, Mrs. I
Ralph Clark. Mrs Jennings Patter-|
The Martin Co., manufacturers
of airplanes, report a plane built
for transatlantic service which
will carry <0 passengers across the
ocean In 19 hours.
Smith, and Anna Mae Vv
Miss Phoebe Sue Holt and
and Mrs. Al Hamilton.
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licious, ready-to-eat I
logg’s All-Bran. SiJ
tablespoonfuls- daily-I
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with milk or fruits. i
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school and their wives, also the
pastors of the local Methodist and
Presbyterian churches. Rev. C. W.
Holmes, Baptist pastor will t be
the toastmaster for the evening.
The wives of the ministers will
also be guests. Members of the
London High School, who attend
the Overton Baptist church will
also be invited guests, as will the
sponsors of the Senior classes.
An unusually large attendance
whs reported at the meeting Mon-
day. Next Monday the Lottie
Moon Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Willis and the
Blanche Groves Circle will meat
with Mrs. Homer Flopey.
The Society plans to send a
large box of clothing to the Buck-
ner Orphanage in the near fu-
ture.
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ceived an inspiration and report
a most interesting time spent In
learning more about their neigh-
bor units.
Those attending as they regis-
tered were: State Historian. Mrs.
H. B. Chamberlain, Henderson,
session. The entire I Publications chairman, Mrs. J. F ;
joined in a "Common-
led by Miss Roark, a
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JOAN BARRETT, k
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JOHN HENDRY, mH
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SYBIL HENDRY, sol
Hendry's niece and Joi
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PHILIP HENDl
l>rotber. I
DOROTHY STAR
girlhood friend. I
CHARLES NORTON!
onlnlaK promoter. I
Mrs. H. M Crim Is
^uv’,:ar” Hostess
On Monday
OVERTON, Tex., April 27
(Spl)—The Baptist Womens Mis-
sionary Union met at the church
parlors Monday afternoon for
their regular monthly business
session. Mrs. E. C. Neff brought
a devotional, ‘‘Success designed on
the Bible”. The regular busi-
ness matters were considered and
further plans were made for the
banquet which is to be given at
the church dining room Thursday
night of this week. In addition
to the Overton Seniors', other
guests will bo the Superintend t t
and Principals of the Overton
Sim Barnwell, R. T. Mil-
nor, o>'., J. D. Myres, D. B. Read.
C. C. Teller, J. G. Sadler, W. C.
Roberts, W. W. Moore, W. O.
Nelson, Kelly Standifer, D. F.
Gilchrist, L. M. Shear, and C. L.
Milliken.
Wrinkle-proof woolen, which
‘ • “* ", 1 stands up
under hard wear, makes this
lively jacket outfit. Black, it in-
cludes a simple dress and a bo-
lero jacket, finished with braid.
Notice how the collar of the lit-
tle coat stands up about the neck.
Also the tiny hat with headlight
of flowers placed squarely at
the front.
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The Woman’s Auxiliary circle
No. 1 of the Christian Church met
on Monday afternoon at the homo
of xMra. W. M. Hamby in Joiner-
ville with Mrs. M. N. Goodlett
presiding over the meeting.
The meeting was opened with
a prayer by Mrs. J. M. Griffin
followed by a song: “What a
Friend” by the members.
.The devotional ‘‘The Baptism
of Christ” from the 3rd Chapter
•f Matthew was given by Mrs.
J. M. Griffin.
The next meeting will be on
Monday afternoon May 10 at the
home of Mrs. G. W. Holtzclaw.
Following the devotional and
social Lour Mrs". Hamby served de-
lightful refreshments to tho fol-
lowing members Mrs. J. M. Grif-
fin, Mrs. Herman Orr, Mrs. Troy
Cochran, Mrs. M. N. Goodlett,
Mrs. E. R. Foreman, Mrs. G. W.
Holtzclaw, Mrs. B. E. Gilcrease,
Mrs. T. E. Powell, and ont> visitor,
Mrs. Hall.
Members of the Woman s Mis-
sionary Society of the First Bap-
tist Church met in the following
circles on Monday afternoon:
Ann Lasseter with Mrs. Cliff
Hale, 207 Watson Street; Helen
Bagley with Mrs. W. Z. Reed, Jll
South Street; Helen Dozier with
Mrs. J. M. Spiers on North Jack-
son street; Rose Blanche Walker
with Mrs. Claude Mullins in the |
Crimcrest addition, and Lucille
Reagan with Mrs. B. H. Kyger on
North Marshall Street.
OVERTON, Tex., April 27
(Spl)—A beautiful and impressive
Memorial Service was held on
Monday night at the Masonic
Hall by the Eastern Star Order
for the late Queen Price, a mem-
ber of the local chapter who was
killed in the London disaster.
Mrs. S. D. Lloyd sang, ‘’T’will
not be Jong” and Mrs. Dwight
Keoun sang, ‘‘When my work is
done”. Two readings were given,
one by Mrs. Mary Melton,' who
read Kiplings ‘‘When Earths last
Picture is painted”, and Mrs. Mat
Barton read the poem written by
Edgar A. Guest and sent here by
him shortly after the disaster. It
was written as a tribute to the
departed ones and a consolation to
the parents.
A floral service was put on by
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The Rev. Guy Wilson from
Marshall will preside at the Lon-
don Methodist Church on Wednes-
day evening at 7:30 o’clock and
hold ti» 2nd quarterly conference.
, Roporta from all of the depart-
ments of the church will bo given.
The official board will meet
Thursday evening at the church
Mfr *>**• according to the Rev. Rob-
ert Is. Jackson.
OPERATORS
I Paollne Briley
OVERTON, Texas. April
(Spl) — The Overton Parent
Teacher Association will hold
their April ' Program meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the High
school auditorium. According to
the Year Book schedule, Miss
Sylvia Frumhoff will give a duet
with her teacher, Mrs. Jennings
Patterson. Mrs. Wm. Coats will
speak on ’ The Place of Art in
Family and Community Life” and
Mrs. G. R. Willard will speak on
“Appreciation”. The Mothersing-
ers will also give a number on this
program.
Members of Circle No. 2 of the
First Christian Church Woirian’s
Auxiliary met at the home fo Mrs.
O. A. Newport on Lakeview
Monday afternoon. The meeting
was opened with a song: “I Am
Thine O Lord” with the Lord's
prayer repeated in, unison.
Mrs. Newport was leader of
the lesson with an Interesting and
inspirational devotional given by
Mi's. T. J. Watt on the subject:
‘•Characteristics of a Christian”. <
A business session followed and
a social hour.
The hostess served a delectable
dessert course to Mrs. Deberry,
Mrs. Stone Wells, Mrs. E. L.
Moore, Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mrs.
Stella White, Mrs. J. R. Ramsey,
Mrs. Alvin Wylie, Mrs. Summers,
Mrs. Thomas Watt and two new
members, Mrs. James Barry and
Mrs. W. B. Gatlin.
The meeting was dismissed by
Mrs. Stella White.
W. M.S. Turner town
Baptist Church
Meets Monday
The Womfr'a Missionary
cltey of the Turenrtown Bap-
tist Church met at the church on
Monday afternoon for a business
meeting with Mrs. Harvey Elledge
in charge of the session.
Interesting reports were made
by all circle leaders. Plans were
made to pack a miscellaneous box
for Buckner’s Orphan's Home on
the next Monday, also at the
meeting this coming week there
will be a kitchen shower for the
new kitchen Lq the church.
Members present: Mesdames
Keith Coffer. A. D. Williams, W.
T. Graham, Paul M. Culp, J. N.
Renfro, Clyde Fulkerson, B. R.
Phillips, H. D. Stewart, E. B.
Peddy, Ivan Seay, J. C. Knox,
Harvey Elledge, J. E. Tidewell,
P. J. Heath, J. E. Cooper and J.
H. Roark.
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McNees, Leveretts Chapel, Mrs. [
, C. O. Pollard, Past District Prcsi- |
dent, Henderson, Mrs. Merwyn
On, County Council Secretary,
i Patrick, Mrs. H. R. Whittington, I
I Council President, Overton. Mrs.
. Vernon Mays, Council Historian, I
■ Henderson, Mrs. J. F. JWcNees, : J
Leveretts cKnpe) f’reslJenC'STrs I f |
R. I. Hardage, Hospitality Chair-
, man, Leveretts Chapel, Mrs. W. F. |
Caskey. Publications <’
Leveretts ChapeL, 1
Stegep, Vice-President, lie’
Chapel, Mrs. G. H. Fullerton, Sec-
retary-Treasurer, Leveretts Chap-
el, Mrs. M. G. Dye, Program
Chairman, Leveretts Chapel, C. B.
i Tate, Parliamentarian, Rocky Mt.
Mrs. L. A. Hardwick, Leveretts
' Chapel, Mrs. Blanche Johnson,
i Leveretts Chapel, Mr. Ed Harris,
' Leveretts Chapel, Miss Ellza-
• beth Hodgin, Leveretts Chapel,
i Miss Violet Roark, Leveretts
Chapel, Mrs. D. M. Walker, Lev-
i eretts Chapel, Miss Persie Land-
. ers, Leveretts Chapel. Mrs. W. A.
Massey, Leveretts Chapel.
Mrs. Ross Wylie, Leverett’s
Chapel, Mrs. B. M. Todd Lever-
etts Chapel, Mrs. R. Johnson,
Leveretts Chapel, Mrs.
Zachary, Leesville Chapel.
, Josh Hodge. Leveretts Chapel,
, Mrs. Temple Pyle, Leveretts
Chapel, Mrs. Harvey Jones, Pat-
’ rick, Mrs. Robert Klinger, Over-
ton.
Mrs. Oliver Matthews, Tatum.
Mrs. W. G. Yarborough, Tatum,
Mrs. J. L. Vinson, Tatum; Mrs.
Joe B. Williams, Tatum. Mrs.
Myrtle Simmons, New Salem, Mrs.
a B. Tate, Rocky Mount, Mrs.
B. H. Kyger, Henderson Mrs.
J. D. Galloway, Laneville, Mrs. G.
C. Irwin, Laneville, Mrs. D. W.
Bowden, Laneville, Mrs. W. V.
Blair, Laneville, Mrs. J. W. Jack-
sonville, Mrs. H. U. Burton, Car-
lisle, Mr. H. C. Burton, Carlisle.
Mrs. C. W. Rettig, Henderson,
Mrs. R. Gentry, Rocky Mt., Mrs.
Harriet Kellar, Red Cross Nurse,
Henderson, Miss Margaret Gay-
i nor, Red Cross Rep. Henderson,
Mlts Gertrude Stafford, Rusk Co.,
' Comn.’-’ilty Chest, Miss Ruth
Causey, Home Dem. Agent-Rusk
' Co., Mrs. W. M. Irvin. Overton,
Mrs.. Jennings Patterson, Over-
ton, Mrs. J. B- Willis, Overton,
Mrs. D. L. Keoun, Overton.
Mrs. W. C. Riley, Overton, Mrs.
Jack O’Rear, Overton, Mrs. M.
G. Hickman, Overton.
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Mrs. W. M. Hamby
. Hostess to Auxiliary
, Circle No. I
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| ' OVERTON, Tex., Apr. 26 (Spl.) 4 message. All those present
t —The Rusk County Council of —
L Parent-Teacher Associations met
in their seml-yearly session Sat-
R urday at Leveretts Chapel. The
County Council President, Mrs. H.
■ R. Whittington called the meet-
ing to order and the invocation
f opened the session. 'I he cr.ilra
f gathering
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t teacher at Leverett Chapel school.
Mrs. C. E. Porter gave the Wei-
t* come and Mrs. W. G. Yarborough
1; of Tatum responded. A group of
[' six boys representing the Lever-
»—•UaChs.”ei-Gleqg‘lub_sangui..y6Q'.
fine number after which the
minutes of the meeting last fall
were read. The Treasurer then
gave her report. Delegates gave
their reports of the State Conven-
tion at Fort Worth and tho Dls-
trict Conference at Jacksonville.
? Mrs. C. O. Pollard of Hender-
son led a “Panel Discussion” in
. ' Which several outstanding public
: workers took part. Mrs. Mamie
Whitaker, the County Supervisor,
Mrs. C. W. Rettig, president of
the Rusk County Child "Welfare
.Board and Mrs. H. C. Burton of
Carlisle, Miss Ruth Causey, county
.demonstrator; Miss Gertrude
Stafford of the Community Chest
Mrs. W. K. Vann of the American
Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. M. L. Mar-
wll, county Tuberculosis Assoc-
iation representative; Miss Kellar
Red Cross nurse; Miss Margaret
Gaynor of the Red Cross and oth-
ers were participants In this “Pan-
si Discussion.”
' The meeting adjourned at noon
and the women retired to the
school cafeteria where luncheon
was served. During the noon re-
cess the executive board held a
short business meeting.
The afternoon session opened
With two numbers1 by the Overton
Mothers singers. This group is
the only one of its kind In Rusk
County and although they are on-
ly a small number, they are earn-
estly working to the best of their
ability. Their director Is Mrs.
Dwight Keon, an accomplished
musician and a primary teacher
in the Overton school. Mrs. Jen-
Patterson, an Overton
teacher of piano and voice ac-
companles this group. Their first
number was ‘Sleepy Hollow” and
th aecond was “The Bella of St.
i .Marya". Those singing at thia
time were: Mrs. Dwight Keon,
| Mrs. J. B. Willis, Mrs. Jack
O’Rear, Mrs. Cecil Riley, Mrs.
M. G. Hickman and Mrs. w. M.
•Jrvin. • _ .
• The Historians report was giv-
en after this musical number.
&£ ,MN. Vernon Mays of Henderson
presented tho report. A oom*
mitteo composed of Mesdames:
Yarborough, McNeea and Marwil
was appointed to confer with the
county school’ superintendent re-
garding the establishment of a
. county. P.-T. A. library.
Mrs. H. B. Chamberlain, the
State Historian gave a most im-
I . pressive tribute to the victims
■ •< the London disaster. Among
other remarks Mrs. Chamberlain
said: “Rusk County took a great-
» er lease on Heaven at that time
than ever before. We should all
bund In our hearts a living mem-
orial to other children by being
better parents and, aa a memor-
ial to the teachers who gave
their Uvea In this tragedy, by be-
ing more thoughtful
Biderate of the teachers
chargs of our children.”
and con-
who have
H Next on thia interesting pro-
• gram ware the various reports
.tram from the units. Some of
these unite did not have a rep-
resentative at the meeting, so
their report which had previously
s been sent In, was spread by Mrs.
M. Orf, the County Council sec-
, retary from Patrick. The Leverett
Chapel report was given by Mrs.
McNees, the association there
numbering 136 members. Carlisle
reported 100 members while the
, > Henderson Elementary has 137
and the Overton Association
., represented by Mrs. Robert Kling-
er now has 333 members. New
Salem is ths "baby” association,
L .. hvfag onlly 18 members so far.
Their repotr was read by Mrs.,
Myrtle Simmons and they are
an energetic although small unit,
u .. Ma. Harvey Joius of Patrick
| reported that their unit con-
sists of 30 members but they are
an enthusiastic group. Tatum was
. represented by Mrs. W. g. Yar-
borough and they have an enroll-
ment of 03 members. Mrs. John
r Galloway gave the Laneville re-
• port and extended the concll an
C invitation to moot at Laneville
- for their fall meeting. Both the
L London and Minden reports were
, reed by Mrs. Orr, ns was the re-
nrt from Gaston. Mrs. G. D.
tcClaln, president of the 13 dls-
rtet from Crockett closed tho
ecslon with a moot Interesting
ars. w. r•
chairman; :
E.. H. 1
sveretts
c Wrinkle-proof woolen,
Y. We’ch, Ve’'orter’ and tailors beautifully and
M’«. Willie c^atr-an.
Sponsors present were M*s. A.
V. Davis, sponsor of Sv’n*>ur
Forlnsrs 4-H club: Mrs. Wlll'e
P-’d'-es, sponsor of the club at
C’-'a'-nan: Mrs. Moodv McWil.
Harrs newlv anno’nte^ sponsor for
H-e Oakland Chib: M-s. J. Y.
Welch, sno-sor nt Minden, and
Mrs. Fffie Melveston, sponsor for
the girls at Ttaum.
OVERTON, Tex., April
(Spl)—Miss Katherine Lockridge,
the school Dietician, honored the
Superintendent, Principals and
Trustees of the Overton Schools
with a banquet Monday night in
the school cafeteria. Covers were
laid at this enjoyable “get-to.
gether” for, Superintendent E.
D. Cleveland, Principals Andrews,
Broadhead, and Todd, and school
Trustees, Sam Warren, Kog Rog-
ers, Raymond Evans, Jones Fuller,
Ezra Powers, John. Pope and Har
ry Florey.
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Robert McAdoo. Airs. M. G. Hick-
man, Mrs. Lorraine Dobbins, Mrs. .
Helen Archer, l^iss Charlie Mae I
Seal. Airs. Zumwalt, Mrs. Lou
Emma Coolidge, Mrs. J. E. Pow-
ers, Mrs. Buck Walihee, Mrs.
J ou Emma Goforth, Mrs. Sam
Warren, Miss Mae Smith and Miss
Verna Woclverton. A beautiful
floral piece fashioned of roses
into the Eastern Star point? was
laid on an improvised floral al-
tar. Miss Carolyn Pewers sang
‘‘The Old Rugged Cross” during
this part of the service.
The ushers for the evening
were Mrs. E. D. Cleveland and
Mrs. L T. Hall.
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Auxiliary Presbyterian U. S.
Church Holds Meeting of
Special Interest
A meeting of special interest
was held by members of the Aux-
iliary of the First Presbyterian
Church U. S. on Monday after-
noon at the church. The session
was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Will C. Roberts, with
the opening prayer offered by
Mrs. C. C. Teller.
During the business session au
interesting narrative rejx>rt of the
Presbyterial in Marshall this past
week was given by Mrs. C. L.
Milliken, delegate. The Presby-
terial will meet in Henderson this
next year.
Plans were made for the Aux-
iliary officers to hold a training
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with L. W. Smiley of Tyler in
charge.
At the Presbyterial Mrs. Sim
Barnwell was appointed chair-
man of the District Five of the Bl
Pans Presbytery by tlic president,
Mrs. Andrews Patterson. Mrs.
Barnwell accepted this office at
the •'meeting on Monday after-
noon.
Mrs. S. G. Read was program
director for the day with the les-
son based on the topic: “Using
Our College Students”. Mrs. J.
G. Sadler and Mrs. C. C. Teller
gave response scripture and in the
talk, .Mrs. Head told the impres-
sions of college students when
they return to their homq^churcli-
es after college.
Members of Circle No. 1 serve j
refreshments to Mesdames S. G.
Read, S!“ u-----" D ”
ner, Sr.,
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Making Paris Qasp
H|m» aRHNflfl^^
L_r‘‘ J encrustations of I
white organdie on the bodice
and the novel petal sleeves are
Lanvin’s dramatic contribution to «
the Paris evening scene. The
gown is fashioned of navy organ- H
. die and has a voluminous floor ■
; length skirt. A wide wreath of HH
; i >1 multicolor flowers embellishes the Tn
simple coiffure.
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The Auxillarv of the First
Presbyterian Church U. S. A. met
on Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. M. Crim. The meeting
was called to order and Mrs.
Rufus Bedford led In the opening
prayer.
Mrs. M. E. Hale gave a devo-
tional on the subject “Witnessing
The Light”.
Mrs. J. M. Wood was leader
of the lesson on "The American
Indian", others on the program
were: Mrs. Joe Endel who gave
the topic “Indian Work at North
Fork”, and Mrs. C. N. Rogers
giving the topic “Mall bags from
the Indian Fields", and Mrs. Ruf- I
us Bedford gave “The Lady With
The Broken Heart.”
The meeting was brought to a
close with the Mizpah.
A two-course luncheon was
served to ths following members:
Mrs. J. M. Wood, Mrs. S. D.
Logan, Mrs. S. L. Ramsey, Mrs.
M. E. Hale, Mrs. Joe Endel, Mrs. ,
C. N. Rogers, Mrs. A. C. Hall,
Mrs. R. Bedfbrd, and Mrs. Leslie
Nairn, a guest, and the hostess,
Mrs. H. M. Crim.
Yeaterdayi Philip,
jail and badly In necl
nureea to help Sybil id
Investigate Joan'a bal
CHAPTER I
IOAN sat at her dest
office adjoining M
and watched the shipsl
—- -beUw. Wl
■ morning, as it always I
urday, with only a sll
on hand. Ordinarily]
come in herself, bui
Hendry was leaving]
few weeks to look ov|
ing properties, and th|
would be some ur]
which he would wish]
to her. 1 I
The Queen of Berml
slipped away from hl
now seemed to stanJ
moment in midstreaml
ing her nose toward 1
lantic. In the sunlil
was a gleaming w|
beckoning her, as it I
magic iiun-drenched I
palm trees and hibisil
She heard the doorl
open behind her, anil
quickly. It was Bob]
“So! That’s all yoil
this morning? Watch I
by?” He came over I
caught her hands ini
lowering his voice: “■
I could steal a kiss I
ness hours?” I
Joan smiled up al
HenJry would be cera
you doing it.” I
“Then—” he kisseJ
—“it’s all right, becaa
he’d approve.” I
“We know nothing 1
Joan corrected merril
pects us, most of aH
the dignjty of the com
ever,” and her eyes J
chievously, “it’s all I
moment, because he’J
phone. I
“Good!" He kisaeiB
not so quickly this til
he talks forever.” I
“He won’t. It’s lol
"Too bad. Howev«
he's talking, he won'H
ing what’s keeping H
what he wants to se|
| “He didn’t say.” B
F°? a moment th J
I at the window, 1S
(together, listening fH
(that would mark thfl
phone call. H
I Presently Bob saidl
looks beautiful thisB
doesn’t she?” I
| Joan nodded. “It’s I
said, “this is the fill
really noticed hcr.E
probably been sailirH
same pier for il
months.” H
“For a couple of yeE
Then, after a niomeH
“Joan, there’s an ide«
Why can’t we sail 9
a few weeks? Berm9
place for a honcyrE
Harry Atei> formerly make-up
man for the Daily News, who is
now living in Shreveport, La.,
was a Visitor here today.
MRS. KEETON
LEADS W. M. S. LESSON
OVERTON, Texas, April 271
(Spl)—-Ths Methodist Womens I
Missionary Society met Monday I
afternoon in the church parlors, I
with Mrs. Wlu Keeton as leader I
of the “Missionary Voice’’ pro-
gram. Mrs. J. A. Birdwell and
Mrs. Robert Klinger each gave
short talks on the current sub-
’ “Anythin" that can serve to tie
up the girl’s Interest with her
home Is profitable In our club
work,” Miss Mary He'en Chit-
wood assistant Countv Home De-
monstration avent told sponsors of
frlrl’s 4-H clubs at a meeting at
the courthouse Saturday.
Every’demonstrat'on and every
v-oal set forth In club work func-
tions to this end of relating the
<rirls more intimately to their,
homes, according to nolnts empha-!
sired In P’e discussion.
During the business session ad-
dition’l officers of the snonsors
council were e’ecled as follows:
Mrs. Fffie Hdveston, secretarv:
T’rs. J. ’
Members of the First Methodist Church Woman’s Mis-
sionary Society held regular meeting at the church on Mon-
day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. M. L. Allen was leader
of the lesson, which was based on the topic: “World Evangel-
ization.’’
The meeting opened with
song: “Take Time To Be Holy.”
The first missionary topic: “The
World Evangel” wa discussed by
Mrs. John Green and Mrs. C. B.
Johnson, and the second topic:
“Home Missions
was discussed by
Schults.
A song followed “O For A
Thousand Tongues” with media-
tion and prayer by Mrs. M. L. Al-
len, Mrs. W. A, Barnwell read the
scripture, poem by Mrs. Allen con-
cluded with silent nrayer.
The hostesses Mrs. Joe Holt,
Mrs. J. E. Ross, Mrs. Johnny
Schulte. Mrs. W A. Waldrop and
Mrs. Matt Hays served refresh-
ments of IcC cream and cake.
Members present: Mesdames F.
P. Cogburn, Mrs. ’. R. Emmons.
Mrs. Johnny Schults. Mrs. Roy
Reed, W. A. Barnwe’1, Clifford
Burrows, W. A. Fielding, A. G
Hall, M. F. Dunklin. J. L. Homer,
T. N. McCarty, M. Hays, A. H.
Waldrop, >rch Gary, Claude Mc-
Clain. Joe Holt, Roy Cr inon, C.
E. Sullivan, M. L.
" E. Ross. J. E
Johnson, F. H.
~noil T To,
Judge and Mrs. J. R. Hinson
of Gilmet are guests here today
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hinson.
Maurice Hinson is their son.
Mr?. C. E. Taylor and Mrs. Oren
Reeves of Pittsburgh and Mrs
W. H. Chandler of Gilmer were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Efurd.
Interesting Reports Qiven
i at Rusk County Council
• P.-T. A. Meeting
“Happy Hunters”
Club Meets With
Maidelle Hudson
The ‘‘Happy Hunters'’ met Fri-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock for a
business meeting at the home of
Maldella'Hudson.
The meeting was called to order
by the president and the secre-
tary read the minutes of the last
meeting.
During the business session the
following officers were elected:
Kuldella Hudson, president; Mar*
garot Bolton, vice president;
Helen Townsley, secretary and
Adraln Jackson, reporter.
Refreshments were served to
the following members: Maldelle,
Hudson, Helen Townley, Margaret
Bolton, Adrian Jackson a!nd one
visitor, Frances Hensley.
The meeting waa Sojourned un-
til Friday April 30.
The Rev. Guy Wilson
To Conduct Meeting
At London Wed. Eve.
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