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Growing Machine” which showed
the advancement of a Cub Scout
through the four stages.
Refreshments were served.
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club met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ray Lynch,
route 3.
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meeting to order and Mrs. Lynch
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By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures Writer
Afraid to tackle a home drap-
ery project?
Think nothing of it. New meth-
ods make the sewing task a
A traditional Pancake Supper
will be held on Shrove Tuesday
evening by members of the St.
Paul’s Episcopal church between
the hours of 5 and 8 p.m.
Pancakes and sausages will be
served and guests may eat as
many pancakes as desired, ac-
Rest Haven Memorial park one i
of the most beautiful of its kind |
in the North Texas area, using [
the most modern methods to
Local Couple Is
Honored in Dallas
DALLAS. Tex. March 1 — Mr.
and Mrs. Jack K. Bell of Gaines-
ville were honorees at Great Na-
tional Life insurance company’s
President’s club annual meeting
here at the Baker hotel Press
club, Feb. 26. and at Hoter Adol-
phus Century room, Feb. 27. The
Fiery, prickly itch
of Common Skin Rash
Don’t stand such torment any longer!
Just smooth Resinol Ointment on your
irritated skin at once. See how quickly
its 6 active medications—combined in
tanalin—bring restful, lingering relief.
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is necessary to have four dens.
Mrs. Scott displayed items ;
made by her den to the six moth-
ers and their sons present. These
included: Mrs. Inez Butts and
son, Dean; Mrs. Bob Holder and
son, Robert; Mrs. J. C. Paclik and
Mike; Mrs. J. A. Shotwell and
David; Mrs. Graydon Strickland
and Graydon, and the hostess.
Mrs. Wilson, and her son, Jimmy.
The theme of the meeting was
“A Trail of Wolf Tracks Leading
to a Mammoth Cave.” Harold
Lark of Troop 655 will be den
chief for the new’ group and with
Bobby Wilson, also of Troop 655,
presented a skit entitled “A
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house (Waverly), seems simpler
than that.
Miss Beha believes that armed
with a few quick know-hows, any
smart homemaker can turn out
professional looking draperies
quickly and inexpensively on her
home sewing machine. What’s
more the four steps are easy to
remember. Here’s how:'
1. If more than one width of
drapery fabric is used, seam
widths together. (Cut each strip
the same, laying them on top of
each other so that pattern repeat
will appear in the same place on
each strip.)
2. Turn a 3 inch double hem at
bottom and stitch by hand or ma-
chine.
3. Sew a 3 inch washable crin-
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cording to the chairman. Mrs.
C. L. Brown. The supper will be
served in the Parish House.
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and Mrs. Charlie E. Hipp, Gra-
ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Evans. Eliasville. Mr. Hipp main-
tains the Charles Hipp Drilling
company offices on east high-
way 82 in Gainesville.
The bride wore a traditional
gown of white duchess satin
and Chantilly lace and her veil
was attached to a small jeweled
lace and satin cap. Her father
gave her in marriage.
She was attended by Miss
Jean Hefner as honor maid and
her sister, Miss Charlene Hipp.
Misses Rose Sims of Big
Spring, Loretta Solomon of Den-
ton; Robbie Harlan and Buena
Nell Brown of Norman. Mar-
shall Nichols and Johnny John*
son lighted candles and Gywnda
Ruth Murphree and Ella Jean
Marchman were flower girls.
Ring bearer was Petey Bennett.
Miss Kay Evans, sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Shirley
Mahan were junior bridesmaids.
Duney Newman of Camp
Hood served as best man and
Charles E. Hipp, Jr., brother of
the bride, Jerry McClure of
Lubbock, Glynn McGee of Lov-
ing, Joe Ford and Harold War-
neke of Whitesboro, ushers.
After a reception in the
church the couple left for a trip
to Colorado Springs.
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staple linen yarn with long staple tayon. "Glenerie" is spun
and woven on linen machinery in Ireland. Its laboratory is
guaranteed to pass the highest standards for this type of
finish. Colors are wash fast at 140 degrees. Pastels, white
and navy. 36 inches wide.
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657. were guests at an organiza-
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Mrs. M. J. Wilson, 712 Lawrence
street. Friday afternoon. The
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ric on the wrong side, extending
the crinoline upwards. Turn back
crinoline so that raw edge is con-
cealed and stitch at either edge.
4. Pleat as per following direc-
tions. The pleating should hold
the crinoline in place and elimi-
nate an unattractive stitching
line.
(Method only works on 36 inch
fabric.)
1. Measure in 5 inches from
outside and pin a 2 inch box for
the pleat. Repeat on both sides of
the panel.
2. Divide remaining fabric in
half, measure back 312 inches on
each side of the center. This is
the center of the pleat box for
the two remaining pleats.
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crinoline, fold each pleat into I
three equal parts and tack at the 1
bottom.
Rev. J. W. Slagle
, Has 5 Weddings
During Weekend
Officiating at five weddings in
three days kept Rev. J. W. Slagle,
retired Methodist minister, busy
over the weekend.
Friday at 7:40 a.m. Miss Mary
Frances West was married to Pat
McMurray. Both are students at
North Texas State college, Den-
ton.
Saturday Miss Edith Faye Lee
and Teddy Harland Cannon of
Leon, Oklahoma, were married at
noon and during the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen Dis-
by were married. Mrs. Disby is
the former Norma Jean Tomlin-
son and both reside in Chickasha,
Oklahoma, A Needles, California,
couple were married at 6:40 p.m.
They were Miss Vivian Eloise
Eads and Armando Becerra.
Sunday Miss Joyce Evalyn Hall
and Eddie Walter JAckson of Ok-
lahoma City’, Oklahoma, became
Mr. and Mrs.
Friends and relatives of each
couple accompanied them to the
Slagle home at 702 North Grand
avenue.
Public Schools
Week Observance
Is Started Here
Gainesville schools began a spe-
cial week Monday observing for
the third year, Texas Public
Schools week. Displays on tables
and bulletin boards were placed
in the halls and special invitations
issue to parents through Parent-
Teacher organizations to visit the
schools and classes during the
week.
A trip to classrooms will con-
vince parents what modern edu-
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Favors of balloons and horns
were given his guests and re-
freshments were served to his
sister. Diane. Robert Boone,
Cheryl and Vicki Gibbs, Blake
Powell and Vicki Piller.
Adults present were; Mmes.
Just drive over, pull up at the teller's win-
dow and bank! Cash checks, make deposits
or withdrawals . . ! from the comfort of the
driver's seat. Never a parking problem for
Vota Vita class. Grand Ave-
nue Baptist church, luncheon
at 11:30 a. m. in the home of
Mrs. Vernon Davis, 1402 South
Grand avenue.
Men’s breakfast observing
the World Day of Prayer.
Curtwood restaurant, 7 a. m.
to 7:50 a. m.
World Day of Prayer pro-
gram. 10:30 a. m. at Whaley
Memorial Methodist church,
bring sack lunch.
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AT TAPPANS DURING MARCH.
For a welcome change in tempo, plan
to dine out tonight! Our well-cooked,
carefully-planned meals are a taste
treat and our low prices a pleasant
surprise!
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207 North Commerce
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north of_ Gainesville on old i R. A. Sparkman, gave a demon-
1 highway. 4<- . ,, stration on cookie making.
The site is on the west side I Mrs. L c Bond read the creed
of the.highway, just north of and members answered the roll
the VFW club and the property call with favorite cookie recipes,
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Warren escorts pretty Jo Ann Elder, queen of the Louisiana
Mardi Gras ball, to the royal throne to open the pageantry
i n this annual affair in Washington, D. C. Walking in fore-
ground, bearing the queen's scepter, is Stedman Prescott, III.
The ball was sponsored by the Louisiana State society and
boasted a score of beauty queens from Louisiana.
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serve Gainesville and vicinity 1। |q Club Mee+s
Mrs. S. C. Durham was hostess
to the Friday meeting of the
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park.
It will be known as Rest
Haven Memorial park and will
feature perpetual care to assure
permanent beauty and upkeep
of the grounds.
Plans for the facility were re-
leased by Frank R. Taylor,
president of Rest Haven Memo-
rial Park association. Inc.
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possible, said Taylor, who will
maintain offices here in the
Teague building.
Further details on the devel-
opment of the memorial park
will be announced in the near
future. Taylor said.
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President’s club membership is
confined to top-flight Great Na-
tional salesmen, according to
S. J. Hay, Great National presi-
Pancake Supper at dent
St. Paul's Church
HOME PLEATED draperies
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IO Organize Cub ;
Pack at School 'Sleeping Beauty'
Mrs. G. A. Scott and her sons. At Junior Hiqh
Harry and Garry, den mother -
had given the prayer in unison.
Mrs. Archie Crissman resigned
as secretary and Mrs. Gregg Gen-
try’ was elected to that place.
Mrs. Clodfelter was elected candi-
date to represent the ciub at the
council’s election of delegate.
Mrs. Rad McDaniel urged the
members to attend the Home-
stead Improvement Workshop to
be held in Denton March 10 and
11. The group voted to sponsor
the 4-H club at Woodbine this
year.
Sunday the club presented a
flowering shrub to a charter
member of the organization, Mrs.
Lillie Clodfelter.
Mrs. Gentry showed the group
cornflake macaroon cookies and
described their baking, as did
Mrs. Clodfelter with a true
sponge cake that she had made
by the standard recipe given by
the HD agent. Miss Bernice
Puckett. These were served with
punch for refreshments.
The word “pistol” derives from
Pistoia, Italy, where arly pistols
were manufactured. I
nesday afternoon at 2 p. m. in
the Junior high school audito-
rium for children of the elemen-
j tary schools. One mother will
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interesting.
The Masonic lodge has urged
members to make individual vis-
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Monday
Women’s Guild and Auxili-
ary of St. Paul’s Episcopal
church. 8 p. m., parish house.
Wesley Ann class ot Whaley
Memorial Methodist church,
7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Carl Hol-
land. 1210 North Grand ave-
nue. Mrs. Muriel Mason, co-
hostess.
YWA, Grand Avenue Bap-
tist church, with Miss Fay
King, 1306 East Pecan street,
7 p. m.
Gainesville Iris club guest
night, 7:30 p.m., First Christian
church.
Tuesday
Lucy Lee HDC with Mrs.
Chester Robb, Route 2.2 p. m.
Covered dish supper for
Commission on Education
workers of Whaley Memorial
Methodist church, 7 p. m. All
teachers and class officers in-
vited. ’
Music department, XLI club.
7:30 p. m. with Misses Von-
cile and Martha Liddell, 515
North Commerce street.
Garden Study club lunch-
eon. Curtwood restaurant,
12:30 p. m.
Tuesday Book club at the
home of Mrs. G. D. Bell, 721
South Grand avenue, with
Mrs. Wayne Wallace review-
ing, 3 p. m.
Business and Professional
Women’s clubs, 7 p. m. State
School for Girls auditorium.
Girl Scout Leader’s ceramics
course, 10 a. m. to 12 noon,
Little House, Leonard park.
Wednesday
. Homemakers class. Grand
Avenue Baptist church, with
Mrs. Cecil Morrison, 1013
North Ho we th street, 2:30
p. m.
Loyal Matrons circle. First
Christian church, 7:30 p. m.
with Mrs. J. R. Hocker, 1327
East Garnett street.
Fidelis Matrons class. First
Baptist church, with Mrs. Gor-
don Yeargan, 817 South Rusk
street, 9:30 a. m. for study
course. Nursery open.
Maggie House Garden club,
3 p. m. with Mrs. Tom Hayes.
318 South Denton street, with
Mmes. Herbert Locke, John
Culp. J. M. Ralston and Sid
Horn, cohostesses.
Thursday
The Book club, 9:30 a. m.
Community Room, First State
bank.
Pro-America club with Mrs.
Phone 2592
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