Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 17, 1955 Page: 6 of 16
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CLAUDE, ARMSTRONG COUNT*. TEX., THURSDAY, MAR. 17, 1988,
IBS CLAUDS NEW*
Boots For Everyone
Men's Boots $1195 to MM#
Children's Boots MS to ELM
Felt Hats 4*5 inch brim
Anything yon want In Western
wear. Come in and see as.
TEPEE
Western Goods
411 Polk Am&rillo
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TOLZ1EN MUSIC STOEE
819 Polk Amarillo
Dr. H. R. Beck
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CLARENDON, TEXAS
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BY HELEN HALE
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Frozen Prune Whip '
(Serves 5)
2 eggs
hi cup confectioners' sugar
% cup prune pulp
Vi cup orange juice
Vz teaspoon lemon extract
V* teaspoon salt
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
Beat eggs and add sugar
gradually. Add prune pulp
orange juice, lemon extract
and salt. Mix well. Fold whipped
cream into mixture. Pour into
refrigerator tray and freeze
(If desired, pureed prunes
canned for youngsters may be
used for the prune pulp).
son FTYii CLUBSii
Walter McKeen to
Speak Here Sunday
Walter McKeen, student of Texas
Tech. at Lubbock, will speak at the
First Christian Church Sunday
morning at 11:00. Mr. McKeen re-
presents the Texas Tech Christian
Foundation and will talk about the
student work at Tech. and preach.
Sunday school will start at 10:00
followed by the Lord's Supper.
Food Sale
Saturday
The Methodist young people will
have a food sale Saturday, March
19th, at Corbin Hardware to help
send a delegate to the assembly at
Abilene. Sale starts at 10 a.m.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportunity
to thank all the folks around
Claude for their kindness and sym-
pathy upon the passing of our
mother, Mrs. Ada Hamblen.
The Hamblen family."
Thanks for the news this week
Brownies Meet
in Brownie Room
The Brownie's meeting was held
March 1 in the Brownie Room.
Each member was to bring a can
to paint for flowers. After they
painted their can all went to the
play grounds and played on the
swings, slide and merry-go-round.
Meeting was closed by giving the
Brownie Pledge and the Brownie
Song. ♦
Mrs. Hignett and Carole Anne
served punch and cookies to every-
one present.
Members present were Glenda
Aduddell, Sara Beth Byrd, Charlene
Hess, Nelldean Wood, Mary Ellen
Driskell, Mary Lois Finley, Betty
Morgan, Betty Mae Dunn, Evelyn
Justiss, Carole Anne Hignett, Nan-
cy Blasingame and Kay Fields.
Mothers present, Mmes. Driskell,
Fields, Morgan, Hess, Hignett and
Dlinn.
«' Mr .and Mrs. Earl Whitten of
Amarillo spent the weekend in
Claude with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Russell.
* I *0 GIVE a new and inviting
* touch to creamed chicken, make
a baking powder biscuit ring in
a ring mold, then turn this out
on platter when baked to fill with
the chicken. Cranberry sauce cut
in cubes or other shapes with a
cookie cutter can be used for a
delightful garnish.
Use pineapple juice left from
the canned fruit as the liquid in
Pardon Our Bragging ...
. . . but we do think we are cooking
and serving better meals. We invite
your investigation, and opinion too.
Texas
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tin in
STYLES
which you cook pork chops for a
new and thoroughly appetizing
flavor.
Leftover ham mixed with your
favorite ham loaf ingredients may
be placed in greased muffin pans
to bake right alongside potatoes for
dinner. Serve the "little loaves"
with cherry sauce.
Chilled chopped apples, dates,
nuts and snipped marshmallows
gently folded in cooked salad
dressing offer a delicious salad to
serve with meat loaf.
Try this trick with French bread:
Slit the loaf and butter generously.
Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese
and wrap in aluminum foil. Heat
through in the oven, about 10
minutes.
You can beat honey • butter
passed with hot muffins. Cream
V« cup butter and add to it V* to
Vfc cup of honey. Beat until fluffy.
NEW RICHARDO
HAIR CUT
is being offered
exclusively in
Amarillo by
Laura Shrader
who has specialized
I training in this
Maiden Harmony
in Collins Home
The Maiden Harmony Club met
in the home of Lizzie Collins on
the afternoon of March 11th.
The club resident, Mary Pafford
and daughter, were on a visit to
her parents in Vega, so the vice-
president, Delma, served as pre-
sident. The meeting opened by the
club prayer in union and the song,
"The Eyes of Texas are Upon You".
After the minutes were read the
meeting was turned over to the
leader, Olinda Collins. Roll was
answered by something about Tex-
as. The roll call was equal to a
program itself.
Delina Reck had charge of the
Texas Quizz. Before she started the
quizz she told of many things of
interest about Texas.
Everyone enjoyed the whole pro-
gram and all agreed that we must
have another program on Texas.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to Edith Ballard, Ruth Smith,
Sallie Smith, Suvania Sanders,
Frances Reck, Delma Reck, Laura
Nickell, Eva Nickell, Hannah Keet-
er, Thelma January, Gladys Jan-
uary, Ruby Hunt, Rean Hood, Otie
Conrad, Olinda Collins, Lizzie Col-
lins and Olive Bagwell.
Next meeting to be with Olinda
Collins on March 25th.
Worthy Club
Holds Meeting
The Worthy Club met Thursday,
March 10th, in the home of Mrs.
R. C. Tyler. Mrs. Floyd Massie call-
ed the meeting to order and the
secretary read the minutes of the
last meeting. After a brief business
session the club was adjourned.
Mrs. Corietha Brown was-honor-
ed with a pink and blue shower.
Those enjoying refreshments were
Mrs. Blanche Winkcompleck as a
guest and members, Mmes. Kirk
Hunter, Russell, Smothermon, Kee-
ney, Floyd Massie, Jess Massie,
Chas. Winkcompleck, Brown, Leon
Osborn and Tyler.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Chas. Winkcompleck, March 24th.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our apprecia-
tion to those who helped us in our
sorrow through the loss of our
baby. May God's blessings be on
each of you.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stavenhagen
and Jeannette,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hess and family
Mr. and Mrs. John Stavenhagen
and family.
fascinating new hair style
We are featuring a New Manicure with Patti-Nall, a newly
developed Nquid plastic material applied directly to the
finirer nail to build longer nails, repair breaks, strengthen
brittle or torn nails. Regular colored polish wears many times
longer without cracking or chipping on Patti-Nail than on
natural nails.
LOUISE NICHOLS - LAURA SHRADER
BECKY WHITTINGTON
Charm Beauty Shop
915 Tyler Amarillo
THANKS TO FRIENDS
I would like to thank all the
folks in Claude for all the wonder-
ful cards and letters and especially
Warner Sunday School Class for
the box of gifts they sent while I
was in the John Sealey Hospital.
They meant a great deal to me
and I hope that some time I may
be able, in some way, to return the
favor.
Lester Grumke.
TO SELL
'EM, TELL
'EM-
With An Ad
Anglin-Dye Vows
Exchanged Saturday
Miss Yolanda Anglin of Groom,
Texas, and Mr. Bill Dye of Claude,
were united in marriage at the
First Methodist Church of Groom,
Saturday afternoon, March 12, 1955,
at 4:30 o'clock. The Rev. T. Marvin
McBrayer, pastor, read the vows of
the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Anglin of Groom
and the bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Dye of Claude.
Baskets of white gladioli and
pink carnations and an arch of
fern decorated the altar. Candela-
bras bearing pink tapers and pews
marked with white satin completed
the appointments.
Mrs. Billy Burgin, accompanied
by Mrs. Jack Martin, sang "Be-
cause" and "Always." When the
candles were lighted Mrs. Martin
played "O' Promise Me." "Melody of
Love" was played softly during the
ceremony and the traditional wed-
ding marches were used.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attired in a ballerina
length gown of chantilly lace over
nylon net. Her fingertip veil was
held in place by seed pearls. She
carried a spray of American Beau-
ty roses. For something old she
carried a handkerchief belonging to
the bridegroom's mother.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Billy
Fields, sister of the bride, who wore
a mauve taffeta ballerina length
gown and carried a bouquet of roses
Miss Cecila Kotara was brides-
maid and was also attired in a
mauve taffeta dress and carried a
bouquet of roses.
The bride's mother wore a grey
suit with red accessories and a
corsage of red carnations while the
bridegroom's mother was dressed in
a navy piece suit with pink acces-
sories and wore a corsage of pink
carnations.
Dick Doyle of Claude, served as
best man and ushers were D. K.
Robinson of Claude, Dale Smith of
Lubbock and Brack Daniels of Clo-
vis, New Mexaco.
Candlelighters were Mary Kay
Johnson and Donna Marie Smith.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held in the Community
Clubhouse. The table was draped
with a lace cloth and decorated
with a tiered cake. Mrs. Billy Fields
served the cake and Mrs. Donald
Anglin, sister-in-law of the bride,
presided at the punch bowl. Mrs.
Rex Bagwell of Claude, secured
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