The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 17, 1963 Page: 3 of 8
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Harmony Club Slates Recital by
Mezzo Soprano Heather Woodall
■KATUft a WOODALL
Crosbyton Harmony Club will
4HMC8I in i ndUl *t 7 :30 p.m.
Oct. 21 In the First Baptist
church Miss Heather G. Woodall,
meoo soprano, accompanied by
Charles Lawrte, instructor in the
literature of musk- and tn charge
of the Texas Tech Opera labors
tory.
Miss Woodall. a voice trwtruc
tor at Texas Technological Col
lege it an Oberlin graduate and
has been a student at the Mo
sarteum In Salzburg. Austria
Mrs. Sam Hawkes, program
chairman at Harmony Club, has
announced that the recital is
open to the public. Following the
recital Harmony Club members
will have a business meeting, re
freuhment*. and rehearsal for the
Christmas program tn the home
of Mrs Hubert Curry Hostesses
«Q1 be Mrs. Sam Hawfces. Mr*
Jim Blagg and Mrs Evelyn
Lowrie.
First portion of tht recital pro
gram will include "Ah! Mio Cor"
by Handel; "Ir.tomo All'Idol
Mio" by Ceati; "Se Florlndo E
Fedele" by A. Scarlatti; "II Mio
Bel Foco", recitative, and "Quel-
la Fiamma Cha M'Accende" by
Marcello.
Second portion of the program
will be eight parts of Schu
mann's "Frauenliebe und Leben"
She will sing Debussy's "Lc
Promenoti Des Deux Amants"
and portions of Mllhaud's
"Chansons De Negress®."
Final numbers will be "Peace"
and "It Was In May" by Fogg;
"With Rue My Heart Is Laden"
by Barber; and 'The Seal Man"
by Clarke.
Deborah Class
Meets Monday
in Jones Home
The Deborah Sunday School
class of the First Baptist Church
held Its monthly meeting Mon-
day night in the home of Mrs.
Garnett Jones with Mrs. Loyd
Fowler as eo hostess.
Devotional was given by Mrs
Eva Fades with Mrs. John Har
vey leading the group in prayer.
Mrs Mary Lee Chance read the
minutes, which were approved
Cookies and soft drinks were
served to Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs.
John Harvey. Mrs. jEva Eades,
Mrs. Mary Lee Chance, Mrs.
Jones and Mrs Fowler.
ELECTRIC
CONTRACTORS
WIRING
REPAIRING
LIGHTING FIXTURES
SUPPLIES
Commercial St
Residential
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Richardson Electric
Dell Forgus Gets
Offices In Dorm
and In Rodeo Club
Miss Dell Forgus. daughter of
Mr and Mrs D D Forgus of
Crosbyion. has been elected sec-
retary erf the Agriculture and Ro
deo Club at South Plains Col-
lege She was also elected vice-
president of the South Plains
College Sue Spencer Dormitory.
A total of *13 students have
been regtttered at the callegc in
Levelland for this school year.
This year's number Includes 561
day students and 242 evening
pebooi students.
Beginning the sixth year in
the history of the school. South
Plains * one of the fastest grow-
ing two year colleges in the
Mate
Cub Scout Leaders
Go to Pow-Wow
Saturday at LCC
Charles Freeman will serve as
chairman of the ceremonies
section of the 1963 Cub Scout
Leaders Pow-Wow to be held at
Lubbock Christian College Sat
urday.
Dr. C. L. Kay, general chair
man, reports that all adult lead
ers in more than 150 Cub Scout
Packs throughout the 20 county
council ^rea have been invited
t« participate. Registration will
be from I until 2 p.m. Opening
session will be in the auditorium
and at 2:30 the adult leaders will
divide into four sessions of Cub
Scout training. These are pack
administration, ceremonies,
handicraft, and games.
Concluding the Pow Wow will
be a Blue and Gold banquet tn
the college cafeteria. There will
be baby-sitting facilities.
Reservations may be made
through individual Cub Scout
Packs and directly to the Coun-
cil Service'Center. Box 3055, Lub-
bock Cost of the entire Pow Wow
wilT be $150 per person
Met Stella Glass of Hlllsboro
has returned home after spend-
ing several day* here as guest of
her sister. Mis. J. M Bennett
Mrs. Edmund Brown
Is President Of
Young Homemakers
Mrs. Edmud Brown was elected
president of the Crosbyton Young
Homemakers Club at a meeting
of the club Friday in the home
economics eottace.
Other officers are Mrs. Keith
Parker, fl'st vice-president; Mrs.
George McNeill, secretary trea-
surer; Mrs. Orvill Layton. his
torian; Mrs. Forrest Dendy, mem
bership chairman; Mrs John
Pinkston. parliamentarian; Mrs.
Darwin Fowler, advisor. Posi-
tions1 of second vice-president
and reporter will be filled at th«
next meeting.
Doris Wilde and Pat Wright of
Hale Center met with the rnem
bers to discuss purpose and ac-
tivities of the organization Mrs
Wilde is State Pice President.
Meetings will be held the sec-
ond and fourth Thursday of each
month In the home economics
cottage.
Loyalty Class Has
Salad Supper In
A. W. Wallace Home
Members of the Loyalty Class
of the First Methodist Church
met October 8 In the home of
Mrs. A. W. Wallace for a salad
supper.
The devotional was given (>y
Mrs. Joe Bowles. After the sup
per members attending played
"42".
Attending were Mrs. D A Ed
wards. Mrs. V. R. Ilaltnm, Mrs (J
B. Hefner, Mrs. Dess Walters.
Mrs. Mary Aldrldye. Mrs John
Brock, Mrs. E. E Medlock, Mrs
Bowles and Mrs Wallace
Theresa Carter Is
Party Honoree on
Tenth Birthday
Miss Theresa Carter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Rodger Carter,
was honoree at a birthday party
at Her home, 607 W 4th. from 10
until 11:30 a.m. Saturday. She
was ten years oM
Hostesses were Mrs. Rodger
Carter and Miss Christy Carter.
They served cake and soft drinks.
Guests were Kav Richardson,
Connie Samples. Becky Wright,
Dee Garlitz, Mary Lou Ivy, Jo
anna Farrls, Theresa Simmons,
Donna Sue Stegall. Khena Ogle,
Kim Parker and the honoree.
Theresa Carter.
Caprock Association
Meeting Is Today at
Ralls Baptist Church
■ Caprock Associational meeting
will be in the First Baptist
Church of Ralls today, Thursday.
The session begins at H:30 a.m.
"ahd ends at 3:30 p m.
The Rev. Otis Testerman, pas-
tor of Crosbyton First Baptist,
will be moderator Brice Allen is
Association treasurer Mrs. Brice
Allen is WMU president. Garnet
Jones is Brotherhood president
and Miss Charlotte Walker is
Assoclational Youth Director.
MOTHEBHOOD WORKSHOP
Garnet Jones. Joe Hargrove,
Harold Eades and Brice Allen at
tended a Brotherhood workshop
at the First Baptist Church of
Floydada Sunday afternoon.
L. H. Tapscott. secretary of the
State Brotherhood department of
Dallas, was a guest of Mr and
Mrs. Garnet Jones Sunday night
o
"Proclaim Liberty throughout
all the lands" is inscribed on the
Liberty Bell In Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. J B Stotts and
family of Ralls visited Sunday
evening with Mrs Stotts' brother
and family, Mr and Mrs. J. C.
Smith, Jr., and family.
*n*e E. E. Medlocks went to
Merkel last weekend where they
visited the Osward Everetts on
their ranch there On their way
home Sunday ihey visited the
Wesley Pattersons in Sweet
water.
Kentucky, Massachusetts. Pen-
nsylvania and Virginia are com-
monwealths.
Now five kinds of Chevrolets for all kinds of people!
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-For paoesetting people. A totally
big-car com tort!
Tint mIn
and tians-
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Styttot that madm expensive ears jeaioua. 1
Milt rairiito. mi a luli choice of eogiM
CUEVY JI—For practical people. Chevy II
wUhneW y£ power* for fun-on-a-shoes tri*f. ^5
Stretches the shoestring further with 4- and
6-cylinder engines. Chevy II's six models in two aeries
all act like they're bigger, more expensive cars!
C0RVAIR—For fun-loving people. More fun than
ever from Corvair'a new bigger engine! Same Corvair
handling and riding ease in 9 models—including the
150-hp Turbocharged Spyders!
CORVETTE-For 1
rides softer, smoother-
its big V8 offers verabns from 250 to 37S^hp^l
Want to get together with other car-loving
"e? Go sea your Chevrolet dealer-... ha
all kinds! 'optional aitxlratott
f-CMEVHUT, CKVQlf, CHIVY n, CORVAIR A CORVETTE
■ sports-minded people. Corvette now
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fter, smoother—but loses none of its gusto because
ME1L CHEVROLET COMPANY
Codette Troop 216
Elects Officers,
Plans Newspaper
Girf Scout Cadette Troop 216
elected officers Wednesday, Oct
9.
Troop scribe is Christy Carter
Alexa Medlock is trrx>p treasurer
Bluebonnet Patrol leader is
Laurie Anderson and Kay Bra
shear is assistant. Daisy Patrol
leader is Missie Garlitz and Bren-
da Proctor is assistant
Troop 216 is gathering news to
print a Scout Neighborhood
newspaper.
Members present were Missie
Garlitz, Andrea Odom, Bessie
Smith, Laurie Anderson, Kav
Brashear, Christy Carter, Alexa
Medlock and leaders, Mrs E. E
Medlock and Mrs. Rodger B Car
ter.
Crosbyton (Tex.) Review Page 3 Thursday, October 17. 1963
MING
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ready when you need them. We
promise you expert service
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loans for fainu or home*,
minerals and Royalties.
Oil and Gai leases.
Lewis Benton
Realtor
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Get the inside-outside story
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and keep this inside-outside
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Curry, W. H. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 17, 1963, newspaper, October 17, 1963; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281916/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Crosby County Public Library.