Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 15, 1964 Page: 4 of 14
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Memorial Auxilians Plan
To Attend District Meet
Five auxUl«ns from Memorisl
Hospital are expected to attend
a District II, Area n, meeting of
the Texas Association of Hospital
Auxiliaries on October 16 In An-
drews. They include Mrs. Fred
Farrar, Mrs. Paul Ingle, Mrs,
Eddie Williamson, Mrs. Gerald
Geyer and Mrs. L. M- Bruce.
Andrews' Permian General Hos-
pital Auxiliary will host tie meet-
ing. Registration for the day-ion^
workshop begins at 9:30 Friday
mornihg in the Means Memorial
Church. Tbe workshop's general
theme is "Service Is the rent we
pay for the space we occupy."
Featured speaker for-tbe-con-
ference will be Mrs. H. H. Aber-
Altar Society Plans
To Attend Meeting
Of Dtocesan Council
The Saint James Altar Society
met Wednesday morning, October
7, at the Saint James Catholic
Church.
A discussion was held In re-
gards to some, of the members
attending the nweting of the Dio-
cesan Council of Catholic Women,
which wil Ibe in Aanarillo tbe lat-
ter part of this month. The or-
ganization also ma^e plains for a
rummage sale this weekend.
Coffee and cookies. were served
to tjie following members: Mes-
dames Pat Worden, Gene Meyers.
David Petigo, Fred Koberg. Janle
Johnson, John Atwood, Cliff L*m-
oine, James Williams, Fred Tuliy
and Robert Jameson- • .->
nathy, Houston, president of the
Texas Association of Hospital Aux-
iliaries. Mrs. Abernathy will speak
to the auxilians on "What Does
Your Auxiliary Mean to You?"
Everett Solomon, administratoFoT
the host hospital, will appear on
the morning panel of speakers
with a presentation of "Know Your
Hospital—Tell Its Story."
The luncheon speaker will be
E; M. Collier, past president off
the Texas Hospital Association and
administrator of the Hendrick
Memorial Hospital in Abilene. Mr.
Collier will speak on "The Admin-
istrator's Viewpoint."
Mrs. P W. Stone, of Andrews,
Council Women for the District II,
Area II, Auxiliary, announced that
beginning at 1:30 p.m., a panel
consisting of Mrs. Guy B. Ness of
Odessa, founder and first presi-
dent of the Odessa Medical Cen-
ter 'Hospital Auxiliary and past
president of the Texas Associa-
tion of Hospital Auxiliaries; Mrs.
Milton Long of Midland, also a
past president of TAHA and Coun-
cil Women for state auxiliary Jun-
ior Volunteer activities; Mr. Ger-
ald F. .Geyer, member of TIIA's
Coujncil oti Public Education and
administrator of Memorial Hos-
pital, Seminole, will hold an open
discussion on hospital auxiliaries
and their problems.
;j' Following the open panel - dis-
cussion. Mr. Fred Bozett, director
of the nursing program at Odessa
College; Will talk on the associate
nursing degree and "The Impor-
tance of Nurse Recruitment to a
Hospital." "
1
wbonopobodbBoeBooecooe-geooeboM!^Mrs Sam Clark 'Good Sewing Habits
crevui Prr°9ratm ;FSorPrB0u9sy BeIh4eHe
For YHA C^noprer xiu> Bee 4 11 club met ;t
lfu,: •» o'clock. Tuesday afternoon m
the lionu' of Mrs. .1 11. Clack for
a— program on developing Rood
[sowing habits. ■ •;
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New Officers Installed
By Mrs. Whitaker For TEL
The program oi \vot:k fur
year was. adopted by the Voting
lloniemakeis, of America,. Semi-
nole Chapter, when they met on < . .
October 13 ai 2 30 o'clock in the The girls learned the, parts of
afternoon with Mrs, Grady Cross-,; the sew ing machine, and how to ■
land, 208 S\V . nth Street, as host- i stop and start the machine. They
„ss learned to .sew a straight line, and
sew slow IV and to sew fast.
how U
Members present for the meet-
ing were Cindy Clack, Carolyn
White., Kaana Farmer, Luaiin Ab-
siiier. Mrs Jante Johnson and
Mrs. Clack.
| The TEL Sunday School Class
I of..'.the First Baptist Church met
: Monday night, October 12., in the
; home of Mrs. Gibbs Phillips, 1105
| SW Avenue F. for a monthly busi-
t ness meeting and installation ser-
vice.
the form of a hand, and "explain-
ed the duties of each.
New officers installed included;
Mrs, Dorothy Hargrove, teacher;
VIrs. L. p. Hyatt, president; Mrs.
Melvin Brown, vice - president;
Mrs. Gibbs Phillips. socretary-
tlie hostess to tin* following: Mos-
danu's ,1 iHi Presley, ; Eddie Wil-
liamson. George Wilson, Robert
Corfieid. Don Jackson. ,1 VV Ms -
Loin ore Grady t rossland Charles
Me New' and Mack: Wood: ■
The chapter's next .meeting will
findeth to do. do it with all thy -j Refreshments ot hot apple cider. j^e ln (|lt> home-.01 Mrs J VV. Mc-
i might." Mrs. Whitaker presented i coffee and cOokies wei'e served to ^p,,vol.(, ihh s\V Avenue E. on
i each new officer with a leaflet in I Mesdames Dorothy Hargrove. Mel-
j : — —r —— | vin Brown. John Belle. Dick Ford. ,|w afternoon
J. C. Porter. Ward Hardy. C. D
Wickson, Sr.. L. E. Hyatt. F S
Whitaker and l.etr Hudson
.The meeting time for the chap-
ter lias been ciianged front the
second Tuesday to the second | 1
: Thursday of each month , j
' In observance of Young Home- \
| makers of America Week, the i
group sent get-well cards to the \
h°M^alSam Clark presented a Bob WhippO Speaks
demonstration on facials for the For EleCfriC GrOUp
afUM-noon s . program, The 1-11 Electric Group met
Refreshments were Served by. ^ artcn„,on al 4 o'clock in
! The business meeting was clos- j treasurer; Mrs : Lee Hudson, class
l ed with a prayer by Mrs. John I reporter; Mrs. ,1 C Porter, class
j Belle. j ministry: and Mrs. Bud Kuyken-
The installation service was giv- ! dall. -Mrs, C. .J. Anderson. Mrs.
i en by Mrs. F. S. Whitaker. whose | Ward Hardy and Mrs, t D. Wick-
theme was "Whatever thy hands [son. Sr.. all group, captains
November 12 at 2:.'i0 <Y< loek in
the Extension Office of the Gain-
es County. Conrt House Yor a; pro-;
gram 011 safety of electricity.
B.ob \Vhippo,: manager of South-
w estern Public, Service. Was finest •
speaker.
rite next meeting of the. group
wil I be on Oct ober 26 at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, .
Mrs. B. B. Curry
Is Hostess For
Hobby Club Party
—,_—:—. ■ Dr. and Mrs.. Brooke Green are
Texas is tire largest wont-pro- in Dallas this week atending a
lucins; slate 111 the nation.. Chiroptat tic convention
4-H Unit II Has
Mrs, B. B. Curry entertained | q 1 _ _ A a
the Seminole Hobby Club at noon ! i\6Q U I Q V /V\00TIMy
Thursday. October 8 at the Rav- ; pour_H Unit II met in the home.j
mond Restaurant svith a three- s j Lammons at 4 o'clock j:
course luncheon followed by
a
Tuesday afternoon for a program p
card party in her home at 209 j on, buying lingerie and caring, tor
off the
WmmmMw
MRS. ELTON DON PARKER
nee Miss Freddie Eorlene Blaylock
At this ve_ .,
you I am sure,V
relaxing with 8 c
fectly ordinary^
coffee—nothing'
it. Pause for a
=^djjw»
i of -coffee. Per-
ot tasting
cU'<5uiar about
"and UiihJ;
how many
are. I don't mean* the'brin'd or
roast—but tht actual1 method of
making it. As a nation-of" <?offee
drinkers \we are surprisingly'
adventurous about our coffee mak-
ing. All over-thift'world.tfcece-aTer
different and exotic methods which
are really very—simple -to- make,
at home. " • j;
Want to experiment on four
friends? First, for perfect coffee
use lots of it .. . . 1' heapiig'"table-
spoon per cup plus one for the
pot. The pot should be aeruW*d:
clean. The water you use—ftiesh
and cold. -
Now for some exotic recipes
for you to try: Continental Cafe
au lait Is an excellent mid-morn-
ing break, Make Som* extra
strong coffee using IMs heaping
tablespoons to oce cupJ of water.
Have ready a pert of hot milk or
of equal parts milk and cream.
Pour milk and coffee into a pre-
heated cup. Viennese coffee—or to
use it's proper nime—Caffee mit
Schlag—is wonderful any time of
day — particularly with pastries.
Again mate extra strong coffee.
Cook in your usual way then dilute
to your liking with boiled milk or
milk and cream. Add sugar to
taste then top each cup with
sweetened whipped creirrt.
The classic after-dinner coffee
is Espresso-—either plain Or with
variations. Use 1 teaspoon Instant
espresso to 1 demi-tasse of boil-
ing water, interesting variations
include sprinkling , with grated
orange pee); adding "a twist of
lemon peel; stirring With a ctn
m
•>
Beauty Cpunsclor
Ladiej' Cosmetics
Complete Stock On \
In My Hem#.
If you can't ceme by, dill
end l'lt deliver
Gladys (Clevalend) Hughes1
515 SW «Hi Ft t-45|»
■iri
Blaylock-Parker Vows
Read In Albuquerque
am^n - st^k : or - topping with
SweeUnjBd whipped .cream sprink-
led? with a'dusting' of cinnamon.
TVre are countlesk other ways
,o^ hnprovtng your coffee such as
'jading chocolate or beating in
evfcpoorat«i milk. • ,.-' . -
Speaking of espresso coffee, 1
wonder~'what ever happened to
the coffee houses of a few years
past? And the beat generation?
* * *
^There's no doubt that old Jack
O'Lantern will continue to bright-
en' maay a window this Hallo-
ween. which is almost here, $o if
you wint a variation of the theme,
try p^tatmg a pumpkin.
Let the shape ot the pumpkin
dictate the face you choose. Cover
some with spray enamel, then
with a sharp kitchen knife in
hand, start carving a pumpkin
character.
For instance, an irate Indian
can have a paper feather and a
steel wool scalp. You can use pea-
nuts for the eyes and make war
paint from strips of white or col-
ored paper. A black witch kitten
is first given a coat of black paint
■the pumpkin, that is. Then deck
it out with acorn-squash ears,
radish eyes and pipe - cleaner
whiskers.
As well as making delightful
Halloween decorations, pumpkins
sprayW in gold, silver or bronze
make eyecatching centerpieces all
through the holiday season,
' it ★ ★
It was quite interesting this
week to see how many of John
FVeyburger's high school art stu-
dents entered posters in the Unit-
ed Fund's poster contest. There
were ,43 entries, which pointed up
two things: our teen-agers are
certainly Interested in the world
Mid the community In which they
live, and Mr. Freyburger's obvious
artistic influence on these young
dearie. The future depends upon
ate iiiegritjr of our young adults,
and It is certainly reassuring to
til of us when we see these de-
lightful young people taking such
an interest In a civic project.
Take a look at the posters when
.ydu are. downtown. Tbey will be
placed In ~ several of the local
businesses. May -we congratulate
John and his many students who
entered the poster contest for the
United Fund.
Wedding vows were exchanged j headband of taffeta was covered
by Miss Freddie Earlene Blaylock [with white porri poin mums,
of Albuquerque. N. M, and Elton A reception followed the wed-
Don Parker of Seminole on Sep-( ding in the parlor of the chtirch.
tember 12 at 8 o'clock in the > The wedding couple was assisted
evening at the Saint John's Meth-1 in receiving by their parents and
Odist Church in Alblquerque. j wedding attendants. The recep-
The double ring ceremony was | tion table was covered with elec-
r^ad " by the \ReverCnd Parrel! \ trie blue and white. On either side
Otiom I of the. three-tier wedding cake
The brid^ is the daughter of Mr j were white bells With blue flow-
and Mrs. Paul Wesley Blaylock. ; ers. A large bouquet of dahlias
Jr. of Albuquerque, and the bride-1 and mums also decorated the
groom is the son of Mr and Mrs table.
Betry-,,Parker. 207 SW 12th Street. For'their wedding trip to Den-
Seminole. | ton, Texas, Mrs Parker was wear-
Organist for. the nuptial music j ing an electric blue suit with black
was Mrs. Harold Buell, and. solo- | accessories' and the white orchid
ists were Mrs. John Parker and I from her bridal bouquet The
Dr. James Shreve. : couple are at home at 220 Ber-
NE Avenue E.
The luncheon table was laid
I with a white linen cloth. Yellow
: roses in a crystal container de-
corated the table. Favors were
| toilet articles, Mrs, Curry's, home
! was decorated with roses and late
I summer flowers in crystal con-
tainers.
Drinks and confections were
served during, the: games in which
Mrs. M. S, Doss won high, and
second was won by Mrs. W. B
Munneriyn.
Guests included Mesdames Janie
McAlpin. F; D. Stark. H, N. Stone
Jewell Cobb. T. F. Undley. W, B
Munneriyn; and M. S. Doss
FOR SALE
H««vy Wall 1.4" Wafer W*H Casing and 6 5/1" casing.
Can gat yaw any siia wanted!
Tandem 4-H? Trallar Klactric trakes
1—-5-Yard Truck, dMmp bad with pump and hoist
1—Track Grain fad
1 —"Cgltla Hay Feeder ''W\
Also Feed and Water troughs
601 S. Main
Seminole
Attending the bride- were Miss
Shjarron Carmichael of Albuquer-
que as maid of fbonor. and Miss
June Smith of Albuquerque as
bridesmaid.
Travis Shaw of San Saba at-
tended - the bridegroom as best
man; and Bill Davis of Seminole
was groomsman. Ushers included
Paul Wesley Blaylock, III, broth-
er of the bride, as head usher;
Glenn Burge. Gary Murphy, and
Raymond Fisher, all of Albuquer-
que.
Donna Sue Knight, of Albuquer-
que was flower girl.
Large bows with carnations de-
corated the family pews for the
ceremony. At the altar were two
bouquets of white gladioli on eith-
er. side of the altar , cross. Com-
pleting the setting were two can-
delabras holding twelve white
cathedral tapers and two spray
bouquets of white carnations and
white gladioli, ~
Given in marriage by her fath-
er, the bride wore a gown of
Chantilly lace trimmed in sequins,
featuring a Sabrina neckline, bas-
que bodice and long pointed sleev-
es. Tbe lace skirt with an over-
skirt of" silk organza with lace
appliques, was swept into a chapel
train. She wore a crown of seed
pearls and sequins fashioned with
an elbow-length -veil of English
silk illusion. The bride carried a
triple cascade of white feathered
carnations around a white orchid
mounted on her father's Masonic
Bible. ,
The maid of honor wore an
electric blue street length dress of
silk organdy over taffeta, featur-
ing a scalloped Sabrina neckline
cap sleeves, basque waist. Her
pill-box hat was covered with taf
feta with scalloped veil of organ-
dy attached with roses. She car
tied a cascade of brushed blue
carnations with white tulle and
'ribbons.
The little flower girl carried a
nosegay of white carnations, and
wore a dress of electric blue or-
gandy over taffeta, fashioned with
a round neckline, cap sleeves, and
large bow at the back. Her
hard Street in Denton
The bride was graduated from
W. W. Samuell High School in
Dallas, attended the University of
New Mexico, and is a now a senior
math major at North Texas State
University.
Parker was graduated from
Seminole High School and is now
attending North Texas State Uni
versity. where he is a senior math
student.
Seminole School
Cafeteria Menu
Junior Girl Scouts
Discuss Good Deeds
Monday, October 19:
Italian Spaghetti
Cheese Slice
Buttered Corn
Blackeyed ■Peas
Cabbage Salad
Tapioca Pudding
One-Half Pint Milk
Tuesday, October 20:
Pinto Beans
Macaroni and Tomatoes
Mixed Greens
Carrot Sticks
Apple Cobbler
Corn Bread
OnerHalf Pint Milk
Wednesday, October 21:
Roast Beef - Brown Gravy
Green Beans - New Potatoes
Apple Ambrosia
Ice Cream
Hot ROlls
One-Half Pint Milk
Thursday, October 22:
BarbeCue Burgers
Potato Salad
Lettuce
; ■ Peach Half
Chocolate Chip Cookie
On^-Half Pint Milk
\
Friday^ October 23:
Turkey and Dressing
Candied Yams
Buttered Peas
Cranberry Sauce
Scooter Pie
One-Half Pint Milk
shoes.
The group practiced some song-, j
that will be sung at the 4-H Acliie- j
vement Banquet on November 7. |
Those present were Gail Shaiii. J
Cathy Farmer; Linda Warren. ;
Peggy Beth Ruthaft. Mrs. Farm- }
er, Mrs. Matthews, and a guest, i
Gay Emfinger. ' .|
The next meeting of the unit
will be on October 27.
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that you can, protect your earn-
ing power with an American
Disability Income 1'lan?
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LIFE INSURANCE ^
COMPANY
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PL' 3-2429
Open Meeting fs
Giveft For BSP
In Carter Home
Tau Upsilon Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met Monday evening-
October 12, at 7:30 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Charles Carter. 406
SW 12th Street, for an open meet-
ing.
Guests of the sorority included:
Mesdames Charles Therwhanger,
F. L.' Sneed, Jr.. Mike Lawrence.
Maxell Souter. Damon Pearson, j
Wayne Stokes and Pat Randell.
Presiding over the meeting was]
the vice-president, Mrs. Charles j
Mueller. Vi
Hie program, "Self. Estimate,"
was given ty.v Mrs. Carl Thurtnan
and Mrs. Charles Mueller.
Hostesses were Mrs. John Shep-
herd and Mrs. Charles Carter.
Attending the meeting were
Mesdames Carter, Shepherd. ThU'r-
man, Mueller. Roy Basham. Ken-
neth Braun, James Hill, Weldon
Jenkins, Olen Jobe, Marshall Nick-
ols, Charles Stuckey, Lonnie White
and Henry Hicks,
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Clothing Group Has
Meeting On Oct. 8
Clothing I met in the Extension
Office at tlie. Gaines County Court
House at 4 o'clock in the after-
noon on October 8 with Mrs. Melv-
in Caffey as their leader.
Attending the meeting were
Theresa Caffey, Kim Skinner, Bar-
bara Miller, Peggy Russell, Sarah
Ridens, Mrs. Robert Russell, Mrs,
Claude Ridens, Mrs. H. O. Skin-
ner, and Mrs. Caffey.
Game Night Planned
For Higginbotham
The Higginbotham 4-H Club
will'have a game night on October
17 at 7:30 o'clock in the evening
at the Higginbotham Cornmunity
Building.
The public is invited, and ad-
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While Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bar-
1 bee were in Dallas last weekend
attending the Texas - Oklahoma
football game, Mrs. Fred Barbee
of Brownwood was in Seminole
with her grandchildren, Chris,
David and Karon.
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OF ENVELOPES
^ocial or business,sire.
Plain, airmail or'
refutn address,
Mrs. Joe Mosby and little son.;
'•Joel Jr., of Conway, Arkansas,
j are visiting in Seminole this week
j with her husband, Joe Mosby.
| Sentinel editor. Mrs, Mosby will
| join her husband in Seminole
soon
Members of tRc Junior GTr
Scouts, Troop 3, met at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon on October 7 at
708 9W Avenue E for a backyard
meeting.
Jane Koberg served cookies and
cold drinks to Amy Aryain, Diana
McCliead, Kim-et Earl, Kristi Mc-
New, Shyree Lamm, Kathi Rus-
sell. Charlene Stielton, Angela
Shepherd. Janet Williamson, Judy
Wooten. Sharlene Wood, Mrs.
Charles She! ton, arid a guest.'
Karen Mauldin.
During refreshments, the group
had a ronnd-table discussion on
Girl Scouts and their good deeds.
Later, games were played.
REVIVAL UNDERWAY
SEMINOLE CHURCH OF GOD
604 NW AVENUE B
Good Singing and Preaching each Evening at 7:30
The public it cordially invited to all services.
Rev. C, HrUarnett, Pastor
Rev. F. C. Dozier, Evangelist
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Mosby, Joe. Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 15, 1964, newspaper, October 15, 1964; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth417416/m1/4/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Gaines County Library.