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happened to have on, without
too much about the
In my time—I say this with
shame—I have watched telev-
511 S outh Pixgn street, 3 p.m.
Cir le 2, Women’s Associa-
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CURTIS CURTWOOD
[ RESTAURANT .
graders
ommu-
men’s Guild, First Chris-
church, 7:30 p.m., with
Ballard Watts, 618 South
poved Barcentrate.
fruit juice as direc
bath, inspect
you soak and serin
nail brush. a
By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
“Nothing to
le" and "This
pen tonight”
r laments.
that almost
son, 4 01 East Broadway.
Bel e Bennett and Grace
Gatev rood circles. Whaley Me-
moriz 1 Methodist church, 3 p in.
at the church.
Lot lie Moon circle, First Ban-
tist < hurch, with Mrs. A. S.
Holeq mbe, 821 Throckmorton
streel , 3:15 p.m.
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as a princess.
North of Leonard Park
MR. AND MRS. EMMETT CURTIS
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LIFE
a high fidelity record
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lightful Toni
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Enjoy Life . . Eat Out More Often
: 5. Rub your bod;
ed bath oil or col
JUBILEE
Tell your merchant you saw his
advertisement in The Register.
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rbecue beef on bun,
. atoes, sweet relish,
fruit cobbler and milk.
the date is on.
After the p
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Margie '
Is Club !
Miss Margie
new again this, sea-
. . the Empire look! ' Vicky Vaughn clev-
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player.
„.ijust
lead into the continual buying
of record albums—you can’t get
by with only the Pines of Rome.
Putting Shoes Away
And if we get a new big tele-
we’ll have to rear-
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Scout Leader’s club.
HOW LONG SINCE
YOU’VE HAD A DATE
• WITH YOUR WIFE?
No, we're serious! How long?
Resolve now to teke her out
occasionaliy . . .- end may we
suggest that you start tonight
by taking her out to a delicious
meal. She’ll love you for being
so thoughtful!
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Annual Sale
One week only ...
and enthusiasm. Vicky
--fi Amerifek Candy
___ cotton Can-Cad print with
studded decollette! You'll be
caught in a spin of tiered fullness
cinched in et the waist with a velvet
belt. A dancing darling if ever there
was one! Fink, blys, jaize or white
grounds wuth contrasting print. Sires
is. 57.95
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attractive arrangements of yel-
low chrysanthemums and the
beautifully appointed table held
an arrangement of orchid chrys-
anthemums and white gladioli
flanked with white tapers in crys-
tal candelabra. Guests were
served refreshments as they ar-
rived.
Mts. John Scruggs epresided for
the meeting and Mrs. John Cun-
ningham, vice president assisted
with reports from chairmen. Mrs.
Turbeville opened the meeting
with prayer and Mrs. ‘Roher
Trew gave the devotional entitled
"Fullment of Resolutions/’
Informal talks. were given by
members: Mmes. J. L. Webh and
Arie Gudgell and Miss Sue Wor-
ley and the following guests:
Mmes. Marion Cox, Sidney Rog-
ers. R. M. Bailey, Ronald Fair-
less, Winnie Hutto, Lloyd ». ilson
and Warren Cox.
fabrics, new-as-dawn silhou-
ettes . . . for fun now, for sun
later. Have several at this little
price.
take according
all there is to it, if the very first bottle
doesn’t show you the sensible, easy
way to reduce return the empty bot-
fle for your money back. Over five
million bottles sold in Texas in nine
HOLIDAY «seen in LIFE
. . . and there you have it! Little wispy flower trim* of
embroidered nylon on stay-froth Avondale Mignonne, Ever-
iv ... a delightful combination! And a de-
Todd Original calling for much applause.
Rich man, poor man butfons, count them by the two's from
the neckline well into the gentle skirt. Maize, maove, brown,
grey, aqua or purple. Sizes 12 to 20. 57.95
, has been ap-
rou are weary skip eye-!
t is likely to make you |
iok wretche d, rather than
-neemy. Dari ci girls must
not emphasize eyebrows or lash-
es either if Hieygre trying to
look dewy-eyed while thwarting
the sandman. . 5 f
Remove pins from curls. Comb
- ( 2 or perfume
iuch of femi-
hair. Spray colog
as the last little
BL nche roves circle, Grand
Aver ue Baptist church, 3 p.m.,
with
g» 1T5
Monday
Vic tor Koon circle, First
Leon ird park. Court of honor,
— m Meeting 9:30 a. m.
Nurs ery at First Presbyterian
churc h. Sack lunches for Chil-
Morr 5 street, for Bible study
..... Mrs. W. N. McKaig, lead-
Cir le 2, First Methodist
church, with Mrs. Albert Bif-
fle, 1203 Hillcrest boulevard.
Cir le 3. First Methodist
churc 1, with Mrs. W. O. Edg-
ingto i. Old Denton road.
Cir le 1, Women’s Associa-
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HOTEL & RESTAURANT
Free Parking e I Gainesville, Texas
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Upsilon, ESP, 7:30
with Mrs. Jack Reeves, 110
pemeti
Ari
So lalitan class. First Bap-
tist
Mrs. W W. Sullivant, 735
Nort i Morris street.
Past M a t r p n’s club, OES,
.22 Mrs. Mirna Thomason,
532 North Dixon street, 7:30
Wednesday
. Jev vel class. Grand Avenue
Bapt st church, 3:15 p.m., with
Ray Cochran, 1019 North
Clem ents street.
Avenue Baptist church, 2 p.m..
Miss Annie Brown, 904
drive, Mrs. Lou Lawson, co-
hoste ss.
M< thodist Men’s club. Wha-
ley 1 [emorial Methodist church,
7 p.r i. Dinner and film.
XII club, general meeting
and election of officers, Com-
mun ty Room, First State bank
fat wit lout starvation
your d uggist for im-
2-. M x: with grape-
on label and
etions. That’s
iivi of First Presbyterian
churc h, with Mrs. Joe Bennett,
Tuesday
ry Martha circle, First
tian church, with Mrs.
Breeding, 412 East
1 street, 3 p. m.
■hurch, business meeting
in E ducational building, 7
Am erican Legion auxiliary,
Legie n hall, 7:30 p.m.
Pr scilla circle, Bible Presby-
teria church, 7:30 p.m., with
of First Presbyterian
churc h, with Mrs. John John-
7 With a scent-
gne, and dust
[t around the
lan to wear a
Eu genia Reid circle. Whaley
Mem ril Methodist church,
9:30 i.m.. with Mrs. Irvin Poff,
12155-
‛ Saturday
Six h and seventh
4. Remove the mask with
water. Climi into a tepid
fingernails while
srub them with a
BIRTHDAY SUNDAY — Sulynn
Hewlett will observe her first
anniversary Sunday. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Hewlett, 714 South
Morris street, and was born in
Gainesville January 10, 1953.
This attractive red-haired young
miss captivates her family and
friends with her sparkling blue
eyes and friendly disposition.
Her Christian name was chosen
by her older brother, Bill, who
is 10 years old and among her
most ardent admirers. Being an
avid reader, Bill had been read-
Town and Country Garden
club frith Mrs. Guy French, 314
Soutl i Morris street, with
Mme$. Richard French and Joe
Johnion, co-hostesses.
wears on. Use more rouge than
you normally would, working ’
in to the skin from cheek on up
and under the eyes. “
on after ; eyeliner 2
plied. If™
shadow,
lot
$1.25 (regularly $1.50) all purpose sheer:
reinforced heel and toe. 15 den
p.m.,
CSS.
Girl
TV Fan’s Footing
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfeatures Writer
For my birthday- a while back,
a. well-meaning and probably
desperate relative gifted me
handsomely with a pair of black
velvet, hard - soled, open -
foot Coveringj’ornamented with
gold kid: In the box accompany-
ing them was a little slip of
paper identifying them as “tele-
vision shoes."
This, concededly, is an age of
specialization, and I think I
have as many pairs of special-
ized foot coverings (I dislike
the word shoes in this connec-
tion because it seems too specif-
ic) as the next person. I have
dressy slippers for dressy
dresses. I have several degrees
of street shoes, from the ’kind
you have to take a taxi in to
the kind you can walk almost
comfortably in. I have garden
shoes which range from the
kind you dig and weed in to
the kind in which you stroll
prettily and cut flowers I have
slippers to dance in and others
to shffle from bath to dressing
table in.
Comfortable Costumes
But' until my birthday I had
no television shoes. As a matter
of fact, I had been watching
television in whatever clothes I
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MISS LETHA MOSS supplies some jiffy charm tips today
for that unexpected date for which-you had* no plans. Letha,
a sophomore at North Texas State college, Deton, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Moss, 322 North Taylor
street. She is majoring in education. Letha is tall and slim
with brown hair and dark brown eyes. While in J
high Letha was active in student activities, secretary of th
National Honor society and member of Y-teens.3,
i B.. • 31.
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Victor Lewis. Miss Sel-
lars urged more girls in the coun-
ty to get up their projects and
keep their record books so that
they could win similar trips as
hers to the National 4-H Con-
gress at Chic, go recently. Miss
Sellars was th? first Cooke coun-
ty girl to win such a trip where-
as 11 boys from this county had
won trips.
The meeting was opened with
the club prayer and Mrs. L. D.
Spoon read the creed. New year
books were fi led out and work
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The unexpected date is seldom
a joy. You may sit home night
after night looking as charming
wishing the tele-
range the whole living room,
and that means we’ll have to
get some new furniture. And
goodness knows what that
would entail. Undoubtedly we’ll
end up making a play room in
the cellar to hold the old set.
So I am putting my black vel-
vet, gold - trimmed television
shoes back in their box. I am
going back to watching who-
dunits on my 12 % -inch screen
in—or out of—whatever shoes
I happen to have on at the mo-
ment.
1 7
Full of life J
Vaughn Junior’*
phone would ring. Then sudden-
ly comes that summons from the
boy divine. But, alas, it is in-
variably the evening you’ve wel-
comed the sight of your own fire-
side after a grueling day with an
impatient boss or the miseries of
an indigestible lunch.
But most girls can't resist. So
are just a few of hi
This is a scene .
every girl experiences
later. The wise attitl.. ...____
is to try to relax ih the face of
Here is a step-by-step plan
that takes a short time and
should bring you out of your
misery looking ch (Hand datable
the same evening: J
L Brush your hair At least 50
good strokes. Put pincurls in the
right spots. Dampen them lightly
with water, witch hazel or co-
logne. . g
2. Use j a creamy mask over
throat and face area, except
around the eyes. One new mask
gives a mentholated tinge,
shrinking pores, removing dead
cuticle and perking up tired skin
in a jiffy. 0
3. Lie down for 15 minutes. I
Dip cotton in witch hazel and
place the pads over your closed
eyes while you relax.
Party Given for
Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Davis were
honorees at a party Wednesday
evening at the home of her sis-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Carriker, 401 Wither-
spoon street, with Mrs. Noria
Hill, cohostess. The couple, who
was married December 28, was
presented with a miscellaneous
shower of gifts.
Mrs. Davis is the former Vio-
let Carriker, daughter of Mrs.
Mrs. Stanford Is
gjg gru $
Elas -Hostess
Mrs. A. T. Stanford, 212 East
Pecan street, was hostess to mem-
bers of the Euzelian class of
First Baptist church Fridy after-
noon. She was assisted by Mrs.
O. P Ryan and Mrs. B. C. Turbe-
vine. -,
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Lu ile Reagan circle. First
Bapti st chureh, 3 p.m. with
Mrs. J. C. Gains, 202 South
it* molded midriff. Spiced with darker edgings
and button*. Tn Revelaise, Bonafab’s naw Ever-
glazze embo**ed embroidery, so luxurious you'd
•avar 9ss its little price. Ertra self belt.
Lilac, pink, gray. green or navy. Size 1 to IS.
pts
LEVINE’S <
the 18th century.
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_ _ r Reedy, west highway
82, f r Bible study, Mrs. Hill
Campbell, leader.
Or fe 1. First Methodist
churc i, with Mrs. J. N. Mc-
Ardle Old Denton road.
113 Mrs. A. R. Hendera
Street, Paris, Texas,2
UMh: "-shave lost a
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Yota Vita Class
Is Entertained
Mrs. Carlie Martin, 1302 North
Clements street. was hostess to
members of the Vota Vita class
of Grand Avenue Baptist church
meeting Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Phelps opened * the
meeting with prayer and Mrs.
Vernon Davis read the scripture
from Psalms 88 ,
Mrs. V. W. Crawford presided
for business and plans were
made for the new year.
Mrs. Jack Gibbs offered the
closing prayer.
Refreshments were served- jo
the above mentioned and Mmes.
Fred Miller and George Wilson.
KtU Relenda
for the year planned.
Members answered roll call
Floyd Chisum of this city and
Buddy Carriker of Pauls Valley,
Oklahoma.
Games entertained the guests
and refreshments were served
from a lace covered table cen-
tered with an appropriate ar-
rangement Attending the party
were: Messrs, and Mmes. Bill
Hill, Tommy Allen and Roy
Camp, Mmes. Jeanie Neal. J. W.
Caraway, Ethel Mitchell and
Miss Imogean Cox. John Piper
and Charles Thompson.
members arid one
Mr. and Mr. Leach Mrs. Hermann
On Trjp to Mexico Ba2kSluhspadker
Mr. and Mrs."FliX“HLech,irevjewerfortheBookchubThurs-
Sr.. 1500 Hillcrest, left this day afternoon in the Community
week for Brownsville where! rgomof the First State bank. Her
They are joining a motor cara- clever, reviey o1,Emi t Kim-
van Monday into Mexico The brough‛$ book, Through Char-
trip will take them to Tampico. ey S Door," V
Vera Cruz, and into Guatemala theme embers: , - -
and Yucatan, returning by wway • Mrs. Ardin Hly:
of Mexico City where the’ party Mrs. Roy Powell was hostess
will remain a week to visit the for the meeting and guests were
surrounding points of interest, served as they arrived from a
The return trip to Texas is by silver service at which the pre-
way of he Pan-Americah high sided.
| The party is comprised of 47 asAns arcangement oftepunele
cars with house traders and a in the main room.
well known magazine is sending--
a writer arid photographer along _ - j
with the party. This is the third V, A "AI.
year this tour has been made IJfj
which takes about six weeks. dFE3 WN.
Mr. and Mrs. Leach expect to I V”" $
return to Gainesville about Feb- Ori
ruary 15 wr m4
Although the auto industry is SMpS
the product of the 20th century. 8285282
Leonardo da Vinci in the 15th H5A2y
century saw the possibility of .
making an automobile and sever- AMgeee
al steam vehicles were built in Emeded-3
!
i
ing some Chinese literature and
liked the name Su Lin, meaning
something dainty and small, and i
the family compromised on the ?
spelling of the name.
Tel your merchant you saw his
adver isement in The Register.
new member, Mrs. Cecil Sellars,
attended the meeting. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Wel-
don Boley, January 20, and the
demonstration will be on plan-
ning the spring garden.
School Menus
For Next Week
Miss Marib Syke, elerentary
supervisor, announces the
week’s menus for the four
grade schools ah’ follows:
$1.35 Iregularly $1.65) Nudest: sheer heel,
demi toe. 15 denjer 3 prs. ! 13.90
$1,65 (regularly $1.95) Nudes :
Nude heel and toe. IS denier. 3 prs. $4.80
Tell your merchant you saw his
advertisement in The Register.
W Ui
JIFFY CHARM TIPS -
weeping and hysteria are likely
to replace the momentary burst
of enthusiasm
4 Reskgurant Megl
... A Wonderful Change
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Tuesday, red beans, spinach,
onion rings, pickles, cornbread
and butter, banana pudding,
milk.
Wednesday, Spanish spaghetti,
green beans, tossed salad, hot
rolls and butter, honey and
milk.
Thursday, vegetable soup and
crackers, sandwiches, peanut
butter, cookies and chocolate
milk.
Friday fried fish, potatoes
with cheese sauce, lettuce
wedge, English peas, hot bread
and butter, sliced peaches 'and
milk. '
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comfortable old bathrobe and
scuffs. 'In the summer, I’ve
watched it in shorts and halter.
As far as foot coverings ate
concerned, I’ve watched it in
dressy shoes and street shoes.
My very favorite way is to
• watch television is in no shoes
at all.
Slippers Too Dressy
I think it is very nice to have
black velyet, gold-trimmed slip-
pers for television watching, but
5 there are difficulties.
In the first place, black velvet
slippers require a soigne, black
T velvet, television-viewing gown.
-I don’t look so good in black
• velvet, so I’ll also have to go in
for a pretty heavy makeup and
some bright touches—jewelry—
around the neck. By the time
I’ve got all those. I’ll be so
dressed up I won’t be able to
relax with Desi and Lucy.
Some Compensations
Of course, there are some
compensations. Fve already dis-
covered that if you are wearing
black velvet slippers, you are
not the person designated to
run out and refill the birds’
feeding stations, or close the
garage doors. You don’t have to
go to the cellar to replenish the
firewood. You don’t even have
to fuss around in the kitchen.
When you are so elegantly
decked out to look at television,
you look, by golly, at television.
On the other hand, I know
that if I acquire a black velvet
television - viewing gown to
match my television shoes, I
will find our present television
set pretty inadequate for my
own splendor. If television de-
mands so much from me, I will
immediately require a much
more impressive television set—
a 21-inch screen in an Empire
cabinet model which also holds
Hili ton Hills HDC, 2 p. m.
at Community Room, First
bank, Mrs. J. G. Augh-
try. hostess.
with powder, exce
neck area if you P
dark dress. 3
6. Apply makeup carefully,
using foundation cream around
the eyes, especially * _2._1_____
likely to appear as the evening
K $ a
er. 3 prs. $3.60
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Be Sure to
Try One of Our
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Delicious Charcoal
• STEAKS ■ • HoPS
• CHICKEN
- inrest
The Snedd G4
109 N. Dixon * MARY ELLEN EEL
speaker for the Callisburg Home
Demonstration club meeting on
. Cooked
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