Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 245, Ed. 1 Friday, December 30, 1938 Page: 3 of 4
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Society and Club Notes
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the '• the children may carry into flarir-
Mr and Mrs. Grover
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Here at Vaughan's Beau-
ty Shop we wish all of
you r. happy and ptos-
j.crous New Year . .
they last longer,
There are even
classes for three and four-year-
It’s the purpose of
museum, which ranks among the daily lives.—Fortune,
first dozen in the country, not so I
much to uncover hidden geni-1
And may our friendship
continue on through the
years as it. has jn the
past.
WHALER MAY BE MUSEUM
SOUTH DARMOUTH. Mass..
(INS)—The Charles W. Morgan,
last of the whalers out of New ;
Bedford, may be converted into
a museum. The once majestic
| whaler, on which the late multi-
millionaire Col. E. H. R. Green ;
spent a fortune, rests on a con- ,
crete base of the Round Hill es-
tate of Col Green here.
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•OUT OF ORDER'
LONDON. (INS)—One of the big- j;
gest laughs in I.ondon today is I;
the international conference of1
the world's telephone experts.
Newspapermen, seeking to phonej;
the special switchboard at the;:
conference headquarters, found
that the “number was out of or-
der.” I i
Nobody is fond of fading tlow-
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T. S. Grissom, Max Fore, Chas. a,d Mrs. Clyde Keith,
. Green, Clyde Cawthon, R. L. Rjdearn, Clint Allen, and the
>0Paxter' h.'st and hostess and their family.
Mrs. Jennie Vaughan and Mrs.
Eugene Hoffmann were luncheon
guests.
S eriff and Mrs. Grover Ard
entiftained a number of the
Cointy officials and other guests
witi an oyster and quail dinner
at heir home at the jail Thurs-
day evening.
'he guests included: C. T. Neu-
, Geo. Mc-
Lenore, V. L. Delaney, Mr. and
dred youngsters are waiting to ing.
crowd in; at the end of the day
the turnstile will have recorded olds,
around 3.000.
They are all there voluntarily
—for the fun of attending classes
i in drawing, modeling and paint-
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Mrs. A. C. Hoffmann was a j
gracious hostess to the members 1
of the Pastime Bridge Club and j (jgy ev, i!pg, complimenting the
two tables of additional guests at ■ latter’s
a lovely party nt her spacious | mann.
home on East Fifth Street Thurs-
day afternoon.
Seasonal flowers, combined
with Christmas greens and other
Yuletide decorations provided a
festive atmosphere for the five
tables arranged for bridge series.
At the conclusion of the de-
lightful afternoon Mrs. Hoffmann
served an attractive refreshment
plate consisting of fruit cake,
chocolate sticks and ice
frozen in the form of
Santa Clauses.
crank faster,
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don’t let you down
! MT. PLEASANT BATTERY (0.
EARL PORTER, Prop.
EXCLUSIVE WILLARD FRANCHISE
by Phone 228
Mrs. A. C. Hoffmann Mr. antfMrs. Webber SahaLa:u\c.?now. primroies,.b2?‘
Hostess to Pastime .Beall
Club and Guests
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Tell us, we’ll tell the vraalfc '
DESERT MIRACLE
The American Desert—that bar- ;
ren southwest region of whining, |
j wind-driven hands—ceases to be
| desert when spring rain comes;
A MAGNET FOR YOUNGSTERS
About 8:30 every Saturday
morning, throngs of children o ■
10 to 15 years begin, to gat’.u ,
| before the big white art mu.eur j
within ten days dunes that were j at Toledo, Ohio. When the door !
• open at 9:00 three or four hun-
. ger than tea-cups, snowy thistle —
j poppies, whole valleys of 1
and heliotrope. Against the sky j;
1 rise hills of beaten gold—yellow
Mr. e 1 Mrs. Webber Beall poppies and tulips so thick one
entertair d with a dinner at. their cannot step without crushing
I home or Sast Fifth Street Thurs- them. Sand verbena, prettier than ';
____ _ el any New England garden's,: ;
istcr, Miss Ruth Hoff-1 crowd between wild hollyhock s j
and desert lilies; the octotillor|;
Chri nas decorations were! crimson flame mingles with!;
used ti uughout the entertaining ground-cherry and tiny white .;
suite. The lace covered dining daisies to form a flat covering
table v.as centered with a grace-! as intricately patterned as a Per-;;!
ful armgement of red berriesI sian rug. Rain may skip some ; ;
and ta tapers. j areas for two or three years, but j
Plans were marked for the, about every five years, wide-
follov :ig: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Aus- spread rains transform practic- j
tin, Miss Carrol Vaughan, Miss
Ruth Hoffmann, H. R. Seigler,
A. W Foster and the host and
hostes.
cream
small
On each plate
was a package beautifully wrap-
ped in red cellophane, which
caused much merriment in the
opening, the contents being a
beautiful etched glass sugar and
cream set.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were: Mrs. W. W. Pryor and Mrs.
w ■<• -Louie Hess of Pittsburg, Mrs. A.
Vy. Copeliar of Tyler; Mmes. D.
|D. Lide, Bessie Caldwell, T. R. _______________
'Bassett. Mae Masters. Sub Cald-I Belit7 Morris Rolston,
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J|l'cll, Ethel Milam, Ned Martin. Lenore, V. L. Delaney, Mr. and
’Sam Austin, Webber Beall, Jack s. Melvin Wooten and daugh-
Cross, E. C. Brice, A. H. O’Tyson, te, Helen, Hollis Holcomb, Mr.
T. S. Grissom, Max Fore, Chas. at(i Mrs. Clyde Keith. Aubrey
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Friday Evening, December 30, 1«3B The Daily Times Has the Largest Mt Pleasant Circulation of Any Newspaper
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 245, Ed. 1 Friday, December 30, 1938, newspaper, December 30, 1938; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1358964/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.