The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1969 Page: 3 of 8
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» 8" transport wheels with
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GREENBRIER 25' VINYL
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Compact portable size, fits
car trunk. 2-position
chromed cooking grid, re-
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Starch can’t stick with the
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SOCIETY NEWS I Ladies Luncheon And
Style Show Dote Set
> M/ss Porkhi Will
Wed Larry Hartsell
Mr. awl Mn. C.J, Parh-
klli, Jr. , aaaounc* du eugage-
meM aad approaching marriage
of theh daughter, Cherte, to
Larry Harwell, mb of Mr. and
Mrs, Blanton Hama 11 of Mt.
The bride-elect li a 1*68
graduate of Croabyton High
School and la a treahmaa edu-
cation major a t Southern
MathodMt University, Dallaa.
The bride groom-to-be Is
e 1 962 graduate of Crcebyton
High School and h a 1968 grad-
uata of Southwestern Sute at
Waathorford, Oklahoma, wtlh
a degree ia Science. He la a
reglateied pharmaclat and la
MBS CHIRK PARK) I ILL
employed at Kaadol Mill Phar-
macy in Arlington, Texaa .
The couple will marry May
JO.
Gift Tea lody Go!,,r,
Honors
Miss Self
A gift tea In the home of
Mn. Noiria Stegall Saturday ,
A pell 19, from 3 until 5 p.m.,
honored M 111 Jacque Self,
bride-elect of Aubrey Stark.
Hasteaaci were Mmei. Arlea
Graham, G.B. Morrla, M.R.
Clvcni, A 1 O'Brien, C. D.
C ai b , Hallle Smith, T.W.
Stockton, Jr., Kenneth St^all,
J. L. Be tea, Bill Mar ley, Crf-
fln Odom, Roy Lee ElUi, and
Norris Stegall.
Hoeteat gift wai an elect-
ric iklllet.
A winged cupid centered
- the trio of noaegays of daliiei,
•yellow c amationa and stock
uied on the tervlng table.
Appointments were milk glass
and crystal.
Misses Alexa Medlock and
Christy Carter presided at the
serving table.
Guests were served cake
squares Iced In yellow and
topped w 11h white wedding
bells, n uti and ye llow fruit
punch.
Special guests were the
honoree's mother, Mrs. R.W.
Sell, the prospective bride-
groom 's mother, Mis. Fletcher
Stark, the bride-elect's grand-
mothers, Mas. D.J. Dean,
Lamesa and Mrs. C.W. Hinson,
Kalgary.
Mary Sue Miff Is
Hew President
May Hire Pro
Friday Night
Crosbyton women interested
In learning golf through the
employment of a Golf Pro are
invited to ettend a meeting In
the home of Mrs. A. W. Wal-
lace, 529 S. Ayrshfre, fthlay
night it 7 p, m.
Mrs. Wallace has contacted
Courtney White, Pro for the Lo-
re n*o Country Club, and he will
be able to come to Crosbyton
for Instruction If a class is ar-
ranged.
"We need to know now whe-
ther the lad lea want him to come
over bn the morning, or In the
late afternoon, about 6 p. m. , "
Mrs. Wallace said. Five wom-
en make up a class, and If
enough are interested it might
be possible to arrange classes
both morning and afternoon,
she said.
TJre women have been en-
deavoring to organ be their own
group In Silver Falla Country
Club, she said.
Mbs Shelia Pdwlaon, "Mbs
South Plains Electric , will
be the featured model for the
Fourth Annuel Farmers Union
Ladles luncheon ami Style
Show on April 26, 1969, at
IIiSOF. M. In the Lorenso High
School Cafeteria. Sheila will
be mode I lug clothes from ares
stores.
The theme for the program
b "Ladies -We've Come a
Long, Long Way." A report
on the Indies Legislative Fly-
In to Washington, D. C. , on
AfwB 19-22, will be given by
one of the participating ladles.
Some twenty women from over
the state of Texas took pert
In this Fly- b.
Mrs. Arvll Lee Campbell
of Lorenv Is chairman of the
luncheon and style show.
Fashion chairman Is Mrs. Wel-
don Jones of McAJoo, assisted
by Mrs. R. FL Farris of Crot-
bytoo, Mrs. Geo-ge Pouleon
■of Lcrenso, Mrs. Adrian Tay-
lor and Mrs. Joe Rankin of
Ralls. Luncheon chafrman Is
Mrs. C. H. Moore
Honored On 88th
Birthday Sunday
Mrs. Ralph wteeeof Imm.
Chairman of decoration* h
Mrs. L. J. Husst of Lorenso.
Pub 1 toRy chairman fr Mrs. Jo#
Rank b of Rail*.
Mrs. T. A. Pouleon of Lfr-
rtmo will provide music
throughout the program. A
vocal trio, "The Farmers
Daughters", oomposed of An-
drea Wooten, Elatb Griffin,
and Shelley Havens, of Ooe-
byton, wUlibg mveral or%-
bal songs.
Mrs. Nathan Bonrdman,
Ooebyton, will be the narrator
for all faahlons shown.
Mss. Kenneth Haven*, Mc-
Adoo, b chafrman of ticket
sales, aasbted by Mrs. Adrian
Taykr, ffr 11a, and Mrs. R. H.
Farris, Crosbyton. The dead-
line far ticket ml** is Friday
noon, April 2S.
i
Haas Tosr Is
foflrra For
St»sly Clsb
Apell 17. .
Mam bars met b Bee
konss of Us, Wayns Uln-
« •• j9fC*
Dosotfry Hodgos,
Attnndfr
Hargrova,
Fay* Hodges,
janlos Dwyer, Peggy Illbon,
Jnlls Montgomery, jartta
Masse, Jo AmSfrsgnU, Janico
laatharwood, Judy Moors,
Carol YoweU, Emma Joan
Msurgnsot Mooli,
•mofDn.
Mr. and Mo. J. W. Jm*-
m and Mr. sad Mo. Posy
ton Coreel Ins (pent several days
lost weak In B Faso gad las
Nancy Wicknsd, Lottie F*r-
Boyd, Joyce MB * andJndBs
Of BrAlet
New officers for the Mc-
Adoo Chapter of Future
Homemakers of America were
elected at a meeting of that
group held In the Home Eco-
nomics Cottage Monday, April
7.
Mary Sue Neff was chosen
president) Debhi Williams ,
vice -president; Sharon Neff,
secretary; M ar y Beth Moore,
treasurer; Linda Faubus, re-
porter; Suzy Hurst, hlstorlan-
parllamentarian; S h e rry Bal-
low, song leader; Vicki Pow-
ers, voting delegate who goes
to th e state meeting with the
president.
New Officers
Ar# kstalled
By P-TA Grosp
New officers of the Cros-
byton Parent-Teather Associa-
tion were installed at the final
session of the year for that or-
ganization Tuesday night in die
grade school auditorium. Mrs.
Robert Tllhon, Plain view, dis-
strict president, was the install -
JAN STOCKTON
Sue Jan Robertson
To Head School Pep
Squad For 1969-70
Miss Sue Jan Robertson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Robertson, was cho-
sen president of the Pep Squad
for the 1969-70 school term,
at a recent meeting of the stu-
dent body.
L a a e 11 e Hardin is vice -
ing officer.
Mrs. Weldon Jones was re-
elected as president. Mis. Roy
Lee Ellis is vice-president; Mrs.
Alvin Swindall, secretary; Mrs.
Norman Hardy, treasurer; Mrs.
Austin Steen,^historian.
Mrs. E.E. Medlock was
cited fox her years of service in
and to the Parent-Teacher As-
sociation with a Life Member-
ship in the organization.
Entertainment was pro-
vided by the Melodle Misses.
Speaker was Mn. Madeline
Stanford, school counselor.
She spoke on "Tensions In the
Family", pointing out that
all families have tensions.
"The most prevailing
Mr*. C. H. Moo-e was the
honevee at a surprise dinner,
Suraiay, April 20, the occasion
be big her 88th bfrthdsy anni-
versary.
All her children were {res-
ent, including Mr. and Mr*.
FredGerlach, Littlefield, Mr.
and Mrs. Doyle Moore of Floy-
dada, Mr. anti Mrs. Reed L
Moore of Ralls, Mr. and Mr*.
Ola Moo-e, Mr. and Mr*. frank
Moo-e, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Ratheal, Mr. and Mrs. Arvb
Moore, Fern and Robert, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fie mini,
all of Crosbyton.
A money tree was presented
her and served as t centerpiece.
Afternoon callers were Don-
vllle Moore, Pam and Danny,
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Knox
Moore, Meredith and Paige of
Floydada.
Jan Stochton
Chosen Head Of
Mary Beth FHA
Miss Jan Stockton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Stockton,
Jr., was elected 1969-70 presi-
dent to the Mar, Beth chapiter of
Future Homemakers of America
at a meeting of that organization
Monday night.
Other officers include
Debbie Vandever, vice -[ire-
sldent; Paula Maze, corres-
ponding secreatry; Patti E-
dinburgh, recording secreta-
ry; Wynola Ratheal, treasurer;
Teresa Carter; parliamenta-
rian; Carolyn Hodges, repor-
ter; Velma Vera, offlclalhos-
tess; Debbie McDowell; pia-
nist; Vicki Steen, degree
chairman; Melinda Summer-
ford, projects chairman; Sue
Jan Robertson, song leader,
arid De bra Marley, historian.
Mrs. Robert Lancaster,
advisor, discussed the S t a te
meeting of FHA. The girls
also diseixsed a cookbook sale.
president, Sharlia Alexander
is se ere tray, and Debbie Edin-
burgh treasurer of the organi- A
zatlon. Jan Proctor is the re -
porter.
Class representatives In-
clude: Janette Cherry, senior;
Debbie McDowell, junior; Kay
Richardson, sophomore, and
Debbie Crump, freshman.
causes for tensions in our
school seems to be (1) acade-
mic achievement or wishes of
p ar e n ts , (2) availability o f
parents (children not knowing
just where a parent can be
reached), and(3) for the oH-.
er children to be accepted in
any social group, " she said.
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Stockton, Billye. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1969, newspaper, April 24, 1969; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth519237/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Crosby County Public Library.