Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, April 13, 1962 Page: 3 of 6
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Miscellaneous Shower Honors
Miss Sandra Taylor Monday
Readers Give
Oldsters Help
opens Monday and
the following Sunday.
Services will be I
MEET OUR
TEACHERS
A 10-pound steak sold for MB
a pound in Circle, Alaska, dur-
ing the gold rush of the 1890s
went to Nyasland.
June, 1957. They
night at 7:30.
The missionary and his
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Refreshments of fAnk and blue
cake squares, punch and coffee
were served to 20 guests.
The honoree received many
gifts,
Currey Hospital and Clinic
Admitted Lodusky Hutchings.
Dismissed: Jude Wilson and i
Dock Espie.
Mount Pleasant Hospital and
Clinic
Mrs. Horace Crane is in San
Angelo for a three day meeting
of the National Association of
Bank Women.
and Mrs G W Taylor, mother
of the bride-elect.
Miss Taylor’s chosen colors of
blue and white were used throu-
ghout the home in decorations.
The bride's book was flanked
by a bride's bouquet of blue and
white earnations and presided
over by Grail Currey.
The many gifts received by
the honoree were displayed on
the sun porch.
Punch was served from a cop-
per bowl by Mrs. Mason. Mrs.
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Andrew Connally, a missionary
from Africa, will do the preach-
ing at a gospel meeting at Oak
Grove Church of Christ which
INSURANCE AGENCY
201 N. Madison St.
Mount Pleasant
Call Us for Information
Regarding Any Kind of
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Memorial Hospital She weigh-
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Coldsnow served blue and white
cake squares, assisted by Miss
Lizabeth Taylor, sister of the
bride-elect.
The dining table was covered
with a white Italian drawn-work
cloth and centered with an ar-
rangement of blue chrysanthe-
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Refreshments of cake and
coffee were served by the hos-
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The next meeting will be Ap-
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Pleasant Grove
Church to Celebrate
50th Anniversary
in a special service Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 p in the Pleas-
ant Grove Baptist Church will
commerate its 50th anniversary
Dr. James T. Draper, District
missions secretary, will deliver
the anniversary message. The
Rev. J. H. Caldwell, Pittsbit
Association missions secretary
is to read the church history and
voice prayer The song service
wil be under the direction of
James Morris, Garland
The Rev. Joe Tucker, pastor
extends a welcome to everyone
to visit with the church in this
service.
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and a half years there, travel-
ing 100,000 miles. They lived in
a mud hut nearly 300 miles from
a town of any size, with the
nearest city 1,100 miles away.
Mrs. Connally was called on
to minister, to the sick and teach
the children, while he was call-
ed on to kill hippos, elephants
and lions as well as transport
people to a doctor, often as
much as 100 miles away.
The Connallys plan to return
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Honors Mrs. Newman
Mrs Bill Newman was honor-
ed April 5 with a pink and blue
shower in the home of Mrs. Ar-
vel Boase Co-hostesses for the
ocasion were Mrs R. L. Ham-
monds and Mrs Robert New-
man
Admitted Jessie Cowley and
Either Lawton
Dismissed Ronnie Dale and
Mrs. Leia Barrett
held each
Donovan-Galvani created a truly beautiful dress in linen
weave silk with the fine quality look of an expensive im-
port. The only trimming, tinv cording to accent seaming,
The skirl is completely lined. Natural, toast, light, blue, navy.
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High School, Naples Sho atend-
ed Jarvis College. Hawkins, and
Bishop College, Marshall, where
she earned her Bachelor of Arts
and Master of Education de-
grees. Her previous experience
includes eight years in Morris
County Schools At present she
teaches English at Booker T
Washington High School
She is married to Herbert
Henry Burgess, American Pet-
rofina Oil Company employee,
and had one child She is affil-
lifted with the Baptist church.
Mrs Burgess' special interests
include houseplants, nature stu-
dy and reading
to carry a printing press, to be
used in preparing religious
tracts in local languages, to be
spread among Die natives. They
also expect to spend consider-
able tune each year holding a
preacher training school for Af-
ricans.
It does more than clean them thoroughly.
It whisks away drabness, banishes droop,
restores the feel and fit of newness.
Why settle for less? Call us now or
drop in for Sanitone service.
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"About 50 years ago," said
the elderly gentleman.
"Now, then," said the attor-
ney. "Did you ever have the
feeling, when you were driving
you motorcycle, that all the au-
tomobiles were ganging up on
you?"
Ur and Mrs. Frank Luckay
and son Scott of Milwaukee
Wis , are visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Jack Firmin
and family.
A miscellaneous shower hon-
oring Miss Sandra Taylor, bride
elect of Phillip Maddox, was
held Monday in the home of
Mrs. Palmore Currey with Mrs.
John Mason and Mrs. James
Coldsnow as co-hostesses.
Those io the receiving line
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Girl Scout Troop 2 will sponsor
a rummage sale Saturday on
the courthouse square from 9
a m until the rummage runs
out
According to Mrs. Truett Har-
lin, scout leader, there will be
plenty of rummage, priced to
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Lt Commander and Mrs J
T. Wray were guests in the
home of his sister, Mrs. C. L.
Doss and Mrs C. E. Grigsby,
several days The Wrays are on
their way to Japan where he
will be stationed for three years
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time, and we can considei this work as part hobby.- OLD
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Hospital Notes
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Friday, April 1.1
Titus County Memorial
Hospital
Admitted Mary Ann Good.
Zena Henderson, Montic Keith
Emma Croke, Mildred Davis,
Mrs Hulen Benson and Henry
Chapman.
Dismissed Dorothy Parham.
Mattie Brown, Mrs Charles O’
Bier and baby, E G. Galloway
and Lome Banks
was graduated from Carver
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by four white candles.
About 45 called during the
evening.
Miss Taylor, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. G. W. Taylor, is a
student at Stephens College, Co-
lumbia, Mo., and Phillip Mad-
dox, Columbia, Mo , plan a June
4 Wedding.
Dear Helen.
In reply to "Old and Unwanted," I wish to state he
can solve his problem as many ol us oldsters have, but he
---imuai a^i <>n in>i hwn to doit Many of us,
aier reurng Hom our regular jobs, have
sutprised ourseives by tindingwhat we can
do ii we muke up our mnds. One man was
handy sharpening tools. He opened a little
simp in iis vack yrd, and earnd all the law
am as undt i >ocial Security. Another had
a mechanical mind, lie started his little
shop tne sume day He is repairing lawn
moweis, sewing machines, esectri appli
amts, and other things— and is ttooded with
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Mrs. Adams Hosts
Ann Milstead Circle
The Ann Milstead Circle of
Tennison Memorial Methodist
Church met Tuesday morning
at the home of Mrs It D Ad
ams with nine members and
one guest, Mrs. Mouzon Flet-
cher present
Meeting was opened with
prayer voiced by Mrs. Flecther.
Mrs. R. L. Malave the study
"The Call for New Churches".
Meeting was dismissed with cir-
cle members repeating the
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The vase is no more and there on the floor.
it's pieces .in shatters, remind him
He got out of hand, and that's why he stands
With his britches burning behind him!—Adell Cashda,
Koit Worth, Texas.
This column is dedicated tn family living, so if you’re
having kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen Help
YOU She will also welcome your own amusing experiences
Address Helen Bottel in care of The Daily Times.
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Dear Helen
There is growing need lor oldei people in business, and
more and more businesses are recognizing that age doesn t
mean a lessening ot ability but an increase in knowledge l d
suggest Old ana Unwanted consult his local MANPOWER,
INU., office, which is the worlds largest temporary help
and business service. It a man is trained, and this retired
engineer obviously is, he can be used.—E.W.
Dear Helen:
I refuse to accept the title "oldster, but for Old and.
Unwanted, these ideas from a couple living on a retired sal.
ary ol $260 a month may help In this year of 1962. age-60
isn’t "old’’!
First ot all, watch the ads for bargains, on food, cloth-
• ing, everything. And don't go to town on a shopping trip
more than once a week Just walking into store can ruin
your budget because there are always so many non-essential
that look enticing.
We find that a record of every cent spent each day
gives a valuable help 1 call it my budget in reverse," and
irom studying it, we can see where to cut down. 11 food costs
were too high in proportion, we discuss where we can save.
And this is important: we discuss together what we want
most out of our retirement years. We forego the luxuries,
fancy and expensive fruits out of season, all the new and
untried household products that are such a temptation. hig
priced cuts ol meats, so that we can take several nice trips
a year.
I'd suggest the 60-year-old retired engineer sit down ..
with his wife, think straight and stop going around in smali
frantic circles And ENJOY his leisure. (Or else put his
wife to work )—Mrs J L , Eurepa, Calif.
Dear Helen
We have a son overseas it has been six months since
I have hard from him, though I write him every week I
know* he’s-all right, but how can I get him to write to us?
J.T.
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, April 13, 1962, newspaper, April 13, 1962; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1484009/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.