Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 245, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 17, 1951 Page: 4 of 8
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Further plans for its "House
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Sunday, Nov. 11, were made by
Xi Alpha Lambda Chapter, Be-
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Sweetwater Reporter, Texas, Wednesday, October 17, 1951
More 'l-iouse Beautiful7 Tour
Plans Made by Exemplar Group
day evening in the new home of
Mrs. Mel Grigg on East Okla-
homa.
Amateur photography was dis-
cussed for the group by Miss
Bettye Sumner, who urged all
who want to go into this hobby
to secure first a good camera—
preferably a 35 mm. — and then
study "Miniature Photography"
by Richard Simon.
Mrs. Hubert Pollard, chapter
president, reported on the area
BSP meeting held recently in
Odessa.
Frozen custard and coffee
were served to Mmes. Pollard,
Lew Tobey, Jack Boyd, and
Grigg; Misses Louise Cumbie,
Marie Hill, Marie Haney, Lee
Sivells, Sumner, and Laura Sher-
idan.
* * *
Beta Sigma Phi
History Given
History of Beta Sigma Phi and
its purposes were given by Miss
Bobbye Morrow for Zeta Kappa
Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at its
meeting Tuesday evening in the
Rose Room.
Mrs. John MacKay and Miss
Louise Bollinger reported on the
area council meeting held recent-
ly at Odessa. A meeting of chap-
ter was called for Wednesday aft-
ernoon of next week at 4:45 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Louis
Brooks, 1006 East Fourteenth.
Three guests, Miss Billie June
Balch, Mrs. John Boyd and Mrs.
Vince Cornoyer, were present in
addition to these members: Mmes
O. O. Harris, L. B. Allen, Jerry
Powell. Brooks, Geo. Bradford,
and MacKay: Misses Morrow,
June Posey, Bollinger, Bobbye
Bennett, Reba Roberts, and Mary
Jane Treadaway. *
* *
Orphan Girl Again
Adopted By Circle
An orphan girl. Sue Meads, 7,
of the Juliet P'owler Home has
again been adopted bv Circle
Two of First Christian Church.
The circle made the adoption
official at its meeting Tuesday
morning at the church. Sue was
the circle's adopted child last
year. The circle supplies her
with clothing and gifts.
Mrs. W. G. Davis presided at
the meeting while six members
reported three devotionals, 12
phono calls, and one book read.
Mrs. C. N. Leach led in prayer
and taught the lesson.
The circle will meet again
next Tuesday at the church at
9:45 a. in.
•Merle Norman
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Plans For Serving
Church Building
Dinner Made At Circle
Plans for serving the church
building campaign dinner on No-
vember 5 at 7 p. m. were made by
Circle Two of First Methodist
on Monday at the home of Mrs.
L. A. Ritter.
Named by Mrs. D. D. Dixon,
circle chairman, on the dinner
committee were Mmes. O. H. Ber-
ry, M. B. Templeton. Ray Boothe,
Carl Anderson, and Dixon.
Announcement was made of
the coffee honoring new WSCS
members to be held Friday at
0:30 a. m. at the M. C. Alston
home. 1G01 San Carlos drive.
Mrs. E. S. Johnston. WSCS presi-
dent, made the announcement.
Mrs. James Pearson gave the
history, exploration, coloniza-
tion. and liberation of Latin-
America, Mrs. Dan Burkard gave
the devotional.
The next meeting was an-
nounced for the homo of Mrs.
Ray Boothe. Refreshments were
served to Mmes. Dixon. Wilson
Barton. F. S. Gordon, Dan Burk-
ard, Ritter. E. B. Hull, O. H. Ber-
ry. Ray Boothe, Geo. Leonard.
Jim Pearson, M. W. Fife, Ander-
son. T. A. Fzell. and Johnston
* * *
Two Lamar Circles
Meet Together >
A joint meeting of the Dorcas
Class and the Ann Judson Circle
of the Lamar Street Baptist
Church was held Monday night
in the home of Mrs. Thomas
Kinerd, 1517 Runnels. Mrs. .T.
O. Cokendolpher presided over
the meeting. Opening prayer
was said by Mrs. F. E. Healer.
New officers as follows were
elected for tile class: Mrs. Wayne
Karp, president; Mrs. Howard
Kinerd, vice president; Mrs. Jim-
my Whitworth, secretary; and
Mrs. Walter McGill, reporter.
A refreshment plate was serv-
ed to Mmes. F. E. Healer, Joe
Whitworth, L. L. Mercer, Wal-
I ter McGill. Oscar Sims, A. O.
Seale, Howard Kinerd, Jimmy
Kinsey, Johnny Carlisle, Coken-
dolpher, Wayne Harp, Quinnon
Critz, Thomas Kinerd, and Jim-
my Whitworth.
Mrs. P. Paddock was hostess
to the Reagan-Simpson Circle of
First Baptist Church on Mon-
day.
Fourteen members heard Mrs.
P. E. Ponder bring a program
on stewardship. Prayers were
said by Mrs. Geo. Wilson and
Mrs. Frank Earney.
Mrs. H. G. Briley will be host-
ess Monday at 2 p. m.
♦ *
18 Visits Reported
By Presbyterian Circle
Eighteen visits were reported
by members of Circle Three,
First Presbyterian Church, at its
meeting Monday with Mrs. R. L.
Shaffer at the Ralph Shaffer
home, 1413 Lubbock.
Twenty-one cards were report-
ed by the card chairman, Mrs.
R. L. Shaffer. Mmes J. W. Tip-
ton and S. I. Edwards reported
on the congregational supper
which 80 attended. It was also
reported that Dr. C. A. Rose-
brough was moved home Sunday
from the hospital.
Prayers were said by Mmes.
C A McCorkle and L. N. Gel-
dert. The latter presided. Her
mother, Mrs. T. M. Morgan of
Mooreland, Okla., was recognized
as a guest.
Eight members of the circle
were reported to have attended
the Presbyterian conference in
Roscce. Mrs. Royal Headrick led
a devotional on faith at the con-
ference.
After reviewing the !• ifth Com-
mandment, Mrs. R. A. Henthorne
taught the lesson on the Sixth
Commandment.
Plans were made for the meet-
ing Nov. 5 with Mrs. Rosebrough,
1300 East 13th.
Refreshments were served to
the guest and Mmes. Shaffer and
Shaffer, Geldert, Henthorne, Roy
Thompson, Edwards, Tipton, Mc-
Corkle, and Headrick.
* * *
Seven New Members
Named At Circle
In Murchison Home
THURSDAY
Athenaeum Club to host Pro-
gressive and 20th Century
Clubs at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Russell, 708 Josephine, at 3
p. m.
Self Culture Club to meet
with Mrs. Hugh Colwell, 1211
East Fourteenth, at 3 p. m.
Sorosis Club to meet with
Mrs. A. A. Chapman as hostess
at the Rose Room at 3 p. m.
Eva Starnes Circle, Lamar
Street WMU, to meet at 3 p. m.
with Mrs. E. S. Malone, 608
TToet TpYfl?
Knife and Fork Club in Sky
Room at 7 p. m.
FRIDAY
Coffee honoring new mem-
bers of First Methodist WSCS
at the M. C. Alston home, 1C01
Santa Fe, at 9:30 a. m.
Evangelical Methodist Wom-
en to meet at church at 3 p. m.
Red Cross First Aid Class to
have enrollment at Red Cross
Room Orient Depot, at 3 p. m.
Class time to be set after en-
rollment.
* * *
Hospital Notes
Sweetwater Hospital
Tuesday admissions to Sweet-
water Hospital were reported as
follows:
As medical patients — W. H.
Cox of 1512 Bowie; Mrs. A. T.
Bruce of 411 East Fourth; B. C.
Workman of Snyder.
For minor surgery — Terry
Walls of Blackwell; Mrs. J. T.
Fields of 601 Neff.
Dismissed were Mrs. Keele
and baby. Mis. Burleson, Mrs. E.
A. Davis, Mrs. Kreidel, Mrs. M.
T. Jean, Mrs. Hobbs and baby,
Mrs. Barland and baby, Mrs. Ros-
son and baby.
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Seven new members, two of
whom were present, were an-
nounced for Circle One, First
Methodist Church, at its Tues-
day morning meeting in the
home of Mrs. Frank Murchison.
Mrs. Paul Cain is circle chair-
man.
Mrs. Gordon Hill and Mrs. S.
O. Durham were the two new
members present. Others are
Mmes. Tom Crutcher, Kenneth
Camp, and Frank Bleck; Misses
Dorothy Bishop and Patty Ruth
Brumley.
"Leper's Angel" was the title
of the devotional given by Mrs.
Glenn Russell following a prayer
by Mrs. Walter Boothe.
' Mrs. C. B. Whorton gave the
story of the history and discov-
ery of Latin America, telling
of' the ancient tribes and com-
paring the conquest and struggle
for Latin-America with that for
North America.
Announcement of the next
meeting to he held with Mrs. J.
M. Lawrence and Mrs. Walter
Boothe at the Boothe home was
made.
Twenty members present were
Mines. John J. Taylor, B. L. Clay-
| ton. P. T. Quast, T. D. Young,
H. A. Burge, Murchison. R. L.
Dalby, Leon Morse, Jim Butler,
Walter Boothe, M. D. Willis, Ocie
Hunt, Russell, Whorton, O. New-
some, Timothy Guthrie, Hill,
Durham. Lawrence, and Cain.
* * *
Coffee For New
WSCS Members Set
At Alston Home
A coffee honoring the 61 new
members which the First Meth-
dist WSCS. has secured in its
fall membership drive is planned
for 9:30 Friday morning at the
home of Mrs. M. C. Alston. 1601
Santa Fe.
New members present will be
with Mrs. E. S. Johnston, WSCS
presirlent. in the receiving line.
All WSCS members arc to attend.
Young Medical Center
Tuesday admissions to Young
Medical Center included W. C.
Staton of Roscoe. Mrs. W. E.
Richburg of 1105 James, and
Mrs. C. C. Stribling of Trent.
Dismissed were Mrs. J. E. Wal-
ton, Santos Garcia, and I. E. Mc-
Kelvey.
Mrs. Tippett Is
Study Leader
For Circle
Mrs. John Tippett brought
the lesson on the exploration
and discovery of Latin-Ameri-
can countries for the Ruth Cir-
cle of First Methodist Church
on Monday evening at the
church. Hostesses were Mrs.
Clarence Hudgins and Mrs.
Harry Home.
Mrs. E. S. Johnston, WSCS
president, said the opening
prayer. Mrs. Vernon Snyder
brought the devotional from
"He Wore Orchids."
Refreshments were served to
two guests, Mrs. Johnston and
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, and these
members: Mmes. Louis Simp-
son, Wayne Smith, Hershel
Gordon, Home, Hudgins,
Warden Boswell, Tippett, James
Birmingham, Claude Dobbs, E.
M. McNeil, J. L. Hemby, Eu-
gene Miller, Snyder, Lawrence
Petty, Sam A. Jones, John
Williamson, W. I. Morton, John
Van Bebber, Lea Boothe, John
Crowder, Robt. Sylvest, Leland
Carson, and Claude Carpenter,
* * *
Farewell Affairs
Honor W. D. Barkers,
Moving To Los Anrjeles
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bixler en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Barker and daughter, Barbara
Sue. at a farewell dinner at the
Bixler home, 2500 Chester St.,
on Sunday.
The Barker family, who left
Tuesday for their new home in
Los Angeles, Calif., were Mon-
day dinner guests of Miss Lolie
Clark at the White Elephant Ca-
fe.
Mr. Barker has been an en-
gineer at Sweetwater Hospital.
* * *
Mrs. Jameson Is
Circle Hostess
50 Calls On Report
Of Evening Circle
Fifty calls were shown on the
report of the Evening Circle of
First Presbyterian Church at its
Monday evening meeting in the
home of Mrs. Berta Pate. Mrs.
Jack Fryar was co-hostess.
Business was in charge of Mrs.
Ed Neinast. Recognized as a new
member was Mrs. W. R. Brock.
Mrs. G. C. Weller was a visitor.
Mrs. Chas. Lewis taught the
lesson on "Thou Shalt Not Bear
False Witness." The Ten Com-
mandments were repeated in un-
ison.
Refreshments were served to
those mentioned and Mmes. Tom
C'owe Edna Jones, Sam Glass,
G«m> Witt, E L. Criattin, Billy
Martin. A. J. Pointer, Chas. Tay-
lor, and Ed Ireland. Mrs. Martin
will be hostess Oct. 29.
Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Manuela Salono
of 1106 Presidio are parents of
a daughter born in Sweetwater
Hospital at 5:58 a. m. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hughes
of Roscoe are parents of a
daughter born at Sweetwater
Hospital at 1:38 p. m. Tuesday.
The father farms.
Mrs. Patterson Leads
Women's Bible Study
Mrs. W. M. Jameson was hos-
tess to the Monday meeting of
the Juanita Dixon Circle of
First Baptist Church.
A prayer by Mrs. H. R. Bond-
ies, a song by Mrs. P. L. Ullom,
and a mission lesson by Mrs. W.
Mrs. L. Patterson, wife of I r. Crenshaw featured the mtet-
the pastor, led the Bible study jn„
t*?,e Fundamental Batpist | presPtl( as a new tiember
Church women on T uesday morn-
ing.
Present were Mmes. Joe
Smith, Louie 1-lartgraves, R. L.
Banks. Floyd Redden, Gaylon
Hardin, .Tack Hankins, Gean
Morton. Jake Spillers, Martha
Henson, Lucille Morris, Lois
Burkett, Lois Weems, W. C. Cof-
fee, C. E. Berry, Patterson, and
K. Edwards, plus three children.
was Mrs. W. It. Kent. Others
present were Mmes. E. C.
Brand, Bondies, Allen Baker.
Owen Kent, T. E. Arledge, Ul-
lom, Jameson, and Crenshaw.
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Baker, Allen. Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 245, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 17, 1951, newspaper, October 17, 1951; Sweetwater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth290572/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.