The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1964 Page: 6 of 12
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PACE SIX — SECTION ONE
THE SHAMROCK TEXAN. SHAMROCK. TEXAS
THURSDAY, MARCH S. 1964
Mrs. J. W. Blake Speaks On 'Beauty
In The Bedroom' At Emerald Club
.. , w nj.L. _.i4S »t teas refreshments.
Mrs. J. W. Blake w l special guest* were Mr*. Lyman
U>® toeraid Study ^ JJSmE J.ck Martin, Mr. D.
2,^‘c Xrg«oi"so^ Madden E ■***« *n« Mn. Hoi,
Street.
Robert Adam. presided over Adums, tnmi B1,lkr
the t^t^ which wa. open'd with *» Remote. Jamei BroUieiw.
the Club CO *ct led by Mra Brnjn Wallace Field.. Tom
Skidmore, followed with prayer led uon
me.
Club members attending were:
Mrs. Ronald Lee Harrison Honored
flt Coffee Held In Schaffner Home
by Mr*. Wallace Field*.
Roll call responses were “A paint-
ing 1 would like to own."
Mks. Blake gave an Interesting
and informative talk on "Beauty
In The Bedroom
She highlighted harmony of color
In linen, for Uie bedroom, match-
ing the color of walls, and gave
many suggestions as to drapene*.
picture, and other thing* that
add charm to a bedroom
At the close of her talk those
present drew numbers for a gift
which was presented by Mrs Blake
to Mrs. Lyman Benson.
During the social hour the hos-
Harilson, Oscar Luman, J. C. Mc-
Ciesky, Olenn Richerson, Ben Skid- j
more Bill Wicker. Keith Williams;
and J. W. Blake
Mrs. Bedford Harrison Reviews
"Does It Make Into A Bed?" By Novak
Ross-Elmore Vows
Exchanged Recently
Couple Honored On
50th Anniversary
WSCS Circles Study
Various Subjects
WSCS Circles of the First Meth-
odist WSCS met for lessons on
varied subject*.
Circle One met Monday mining
jr. the home of Mrs J. D. Prichard
Mrs Rayburn Smith presided
and gave the devotional from the
llftli chapter of the Book of Mat-
thew.
The lesson from ‘These Cities
Glorious" was given by Mrs. E. H.
Mosteller.
Refreshments were served at the
dose of the lesson to Mmes. R W.
Mis Bedford Harrison was guest a gift from the group
speaker at the meeting of the During the social hour the hos-
Thursday Heritage Club Thursday teas served refreshments,
evening when the group met for a Special guest* were Mrs. Harrl-
program In the home ot Mrs Don swu Mrv Clifford WMteJMtr. Jim
Vrarner
.av/ih jiog* of the lesson 10 Mmc. is w.
Mr. and Mrs. O B. Slogs, Sr. 01 j Caperton, o T. Glasscock. Rayburn
Oklahoma City. Okla.. were honor- SmJth william F. Holmes .aid
ed at open house on theh Golden B Harvey.
Wedding Anniversary
March 1, In the home of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Sloss, Jr.
Hostesses were their children,
Mrs Venice Wright of McLean.
Mrs. Ruth Wilcox, Mrs. Oene Hol-
comb and Miss Lillie Mae Sloss.
all of Oklahoma City. Okla. T. J
Sloss of Oroesbeck and Mr. and
Mrs O. B Sloss, Jr.
At the reception the tea table
was laid with white crocheted cloth
over gold. The three-tiered cake
was topped with a minature couple
In their ‘‘golden years." A floral
arrangement of white mums, gold
leaves and ribbon bows, completed
the setting.
Granddaughters of the couple as-
sisted In the house party.
Alternating at the punch bowl
were Miss Janice Wilcox and Miss
Lavonne Sloss. Miss Rovena Wright
served the cake.
Miss Martha Sloss and Miss Lin-
da Wilcox alternated at the guest
register.
All children of the couple and 11
grandchildren were present for the
celebration. Only one granddaughter
and a new great-granddaughter
were unable to attend.
Approximately 120 guests regis-
tered during the receiving hours
from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock in the
afternoon.
0 , John B. Harvey
Sunday. Circ,e Tw(J met Monday after-
noon in the home of Mrs. Tom Clay.
Mrs. M E. Risk presided over the
meeting. Mrs L. 8. Griffin led the
opening prayer. The lesson from
“Christian Missions In Southern
Asia.” was given hy Mrs. Harry
Clay. Refreshments were served
The next meeting is to be held
in the home of Mrs. Lonnie Burks.
Attending were: Mmse J. B.
Christner. Matt Clay, J. W. Oooch,
L S. Griffin. M. E. Risk, H. T.
Fields. Lonnie Burks and Harry
Blakemore, Mrs. Don Wells and
Mrs Durward Vinyard presided Mrs. Jack Deger.
at the meet mg which opened with Club members were: Mmes Dur-
Iht Club Collect repeated In unison ward Vinyard. Pike Smith. Charles
Roll call responses were on varied Sanders, Jack Roach, Don Meares,
assigned subjects. 1 Dan Macina. J. W. Locke, Jim
Mrs. Don Vearner was elected as ftschner, Tom Deck. John Cullers,
delegate to the Top Of Texas DIs-1 Dave Croslln and Henderson Coff-
trlct Convention of the Texas ^ man.
Federation of Women’s Clubs to be ■ —- ■
held in Borger. Mrs. Henderson J Jome Mission Week
Coffman was named alternate. . ,oi ____ i p W/MI I
Mrs Dave Croslin was program1 IS Observed Dy WMU
chairman and presented Mrs. Har-1 “In Freedom's Holy Light" Is the
rison, who reviewed "Does It Make | theme for the Week of Prayer
Into a Bed?" by Mrs. Lorna Novak | Program for Home Missions, being
of Amarillo. I c*served this week by members of
The hilarious novel has its set- the Woman's Missionary Union of
ting in a small Texas town. In I the First Baptist Church.
w hich one woman, bringing the | The series of programs opened hiidr-rlecl la a graduate of Sham-
Influence of the city Into the social Monday evening at the church with rtK.g High School and attended
circles of the town, puts on it the regular monthly business ses- Phillips College In Borger. Her fl-
"culture campaign." The huppen- sion and a mission program. ancr was an employee of Goetech
lngs. which bring about an unusual A special feature of the Monday Company here before enrolling in
the t'nlverslly of Arkansas where
he is now a student.
Mrs. I.llen Smith announces the
engagement and approaching mar-
riage of her daughter. Joy, to Will-
iam A. Hall of Fayetteville. Ark-
ansas. The wedding Is scheduled
for Wednesday, April I, In the First
Baptist Church of Shamrock. The
climax, are typical of everyday
living In many small towns.
Mrs. Harrison was presented with
IHJ- _ -
Circle Three met In the home of
Mrs Henderson Coffman
Mrs. Robert Adams presided over
the business session.
The lesson from "Christian Per-
fection” was given by Mrs. W. Y.
Cusick.
Pledge Service Held
By Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Ouild held
The hostess served refreshments
to the following members: Mmes.
D. E. Blackxetter, Bryan Close.
Robert Adams, Lyle Holmes, W. Y.
Cusick, C. B. Melton, James Re-
neau and Gordon Cory.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Harri-
son have moved to Shamrock to
make their home. Mr Harrison has
spent two years in Germany with
the U. S. Army. Mrs Harrison is
the former Miss Sventha Carl of
Wurzburg. Oermany.
evening program was a talk by our
foreign exchange student. William
Clark.
On Tuesday afternoon the Grace
McBride Circle had charge of the [VllSS \^1VI3I1 Vick Is
program and the program Wednes- -p q » « i n • l
day morning was presented by the 1 O DC IVlarcn DTlae
Pat Adams Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Vick of 307
Sarah Lou Henley Circle pre- South Missouri Street announce
meeting on Sunday night of last 5,ented the program this mornmg Hie engagement and approaching
week tn the home of Mrs. C. L (Thursday) and the Mattie Byars marriage of their daughter, Vivian
Reavis. ! Circle will conclude the series of to Mike Nicholson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mary Pace presided over services on Friday evening Mrs. L. H. Nicholson of McLean,
the business session which was at 7 30 o’clock. | The wedding is planned for Sun-
opened with prayer led by Mrs.: Tj,e pr0grams through the week day. March 15, at 2:30 o’clock in
Jqhn Glasscock I highlighted the mission work In the afternoon at the Missionary
The lesson from "Christian Issues the united States. Baptist Church,
in Southern Asia,” was led by Mrs. A special offering for Home All friends of the couple are
Missions was taken at the meeting, cordially invited In attend.
Mrs Helen Ross of Sumuofwood.
announces the marriage of her
daughter, LaDonna. to Larry El-
more. son of Mr. and Mrs. Olenn
Elmore of Allison
The couple married on February
14, in the home of Minister Joe
Dukes of Allison, who performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bride's attendant was M:ss
Cltiudlne Conner She wore a two-
piece suit of yellow linen with
white accessories. Her corsage was
of white carnations.
Wayne Reynolds served the bride-
groom as best man.
Tne bride was attired in a street-
length two-piece dress of white
satin brocade. She wore a small
white hat with a brief veil and
white accessories. He corsage was
of pink carnations.
The bride is a graduate of Sam-
norwood High School und the
bridegroom was graduated front
Allison High School and also at-
tmded West Texas State College.
i travel, the bride wore a two-
piece suit of pink wool accented
with white accessories, and a cor-
sage of pink carnations.
Following a short trip to points
in East Texas the couple is at
home at Allison, where he has farm
and ranch Interests.
Only members of the two im-
mediate families attended the wed-
ding.
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Joe Field.
A pledge service followed led by j
Mrs. W. R. Wooten. The service
was opened with group singing of,
the hymn, "This Is My Father's
World,” with Mrs. Mary Pace play-1
lng tlie piano accompaniment.
Mrs, Wooten read a poenjt "My'
Father."
"The Home" Is Theme Of Proqram
At Thursday Literary Club Meeting
As members placed their pledge
cards in a silver bowl, the group
sang “The Guild Hymn” while
Mrs. Pace played softly.
Mrs. Roberta Hahn of Wilming-
ton. Ohio, was a special guest, with
the following members attending:
Mmes. George Robinson, Joe Hind-
man, M. E. Risk. W. R. Wooten,
Elsie Maye Hood. Shirley Draper,
John Glasscock. Ed Schaffner. Roy
Berten, Jack Gibson, Harold Teeg-
erstrom, Chester Tindall, Mary
Pace, Joe Field and Miss Alza Merle.
Hale.
"The Home" was the theme of | for making the home a beautiful
the program at the meeting of the place. She talked on the use of
Thursday Literary Club held Thurs- | colors, furnishings and arrange-
day afternoon in the home of Mrs. ments.
L. E. Davis, 714 South Madden J She also read an article prepared
Street. by Good Housekeeping for the
Mrs. Jack Gibson presided over Federation of Women’s Clubs on
the business session. Mrs. Howard j "Today’s Living.”
Weatherby offered her resignation Mrs. Williams stated tliat grow-
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Gay Birthday Party
Honors Alan Close
as a member
Roll call responses were on a
variety of assigned subjects.
Mrs. Milt Wiliams gave the pro-
gram on “Home Decorating For
Today's Living."
Mrs. Williams gave many Ideas
Alan Close, five-year-old sop of
Mr and Mrs. Bryan Close, was hon-
ored with a birthday party by his
mother, Friday afternoon, at the
family ho,me west of the city.
The youngsters arrived with gifts I
for Alan and the group enjoyed |
outdoor games until refreshment I
time
The birthday cake was baked and 1
shaped in the form cif a circus
clown. The small fry drank flavored
milk through straws with minia-
ture clown-face masks attached.
Children who attended the party
were: Carla, Kurt, Neil and Ross
Blackketter, Greg Cory, Johnny,
Pat and Mark McDowell, Alan and
Bence Close.
Two Students From
Shamrock Listed
On OU Honor Roll
NORMAN, Okla. — Two students
from Shamrock are listed on the
honor roll for the 1963-64 fall
semester at the University of Ok-
lahoma, according to Dr. George
L. Cross, OU president.
They are: William Patrick Can-
trell and Mrs, Gene Stephenson.
Pat is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Cantrell and Mrs. Stephenson
is the former Miss Lynda Carol
Adkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Adkins.
To be eligible for the honor roll,
ing plants in the home seem to
show hospitality, and that every
home should be comfortable inside
which should blend with the out-
ride.
A social hour followed the pro-
gram and refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Mrs. Jap Gillls and Mrs. Carl
Hebinck were special guests with
the following members attending:
Mmes. Glynn Bell, J. R. Benson,
Lonnie Burks, J. B. Christner, H.
T. Fields, Jack Gibson, L. S. Grif-
fin, H. B. Hill, R, C. Lewis, E.
Claude Montgomery, Rayburn
Smith, Clyde Whittle and Milt
Wiliams.
coffee service.
A gift wus presented to the honor
guest from the hostesses.
Approximately twenty-five guests
called during the receiving hours.
Mrs. Ronald Lee Harrison, a new
citisen in Shamrock, was honored
at a coffee held Saturday after-
noon in the home of Mis. Ed
Schaffner, 508 South Wall Street.
Co-hostesses with Mrs. Schaffner
were Mrs. Eli smith. Mrs. Joe Hind-
man and Mrs. Earl Humill.
Guests were greeted by Mrs.
Schaffner, who presented the hon-
oree and her mother-tn-law, Mis.
O. L. Harrison. ,, > 1 IA14
Tlie refreshment table was laid j MatTn H.IA
with a cloth of lace and centered » I IUI vll w 1 *
Girl Scout Week
To Be Observed
with a pink floral arrangement j
a (,um .................| Local Girls Scout Neighborhood
flanked with pink tapers in crystal Is preparing for Girl Scout Week,
candelabra.
Mrs. Eli Smith presided at the
Mrs. Joe F'ield Is
Breakfast Hostess
Mrs. Joe Field was hostess
members of the Pioneer Club nnd
group of guests when she enter- «*■*«» J"**
March 8-14. Girl Scout programs
will be presented on Radio Station
KBYP each afternoon during tin
week, starting at 4 o'clock.
The Initial program will be at 4
p.m. Monday, presented by Brownie
Troop 57. with Mrs. Don Barber
leader, and Miss Kay Ann Porter,
The annual cookie sale will
talned Tuesday morning of last, . ...... ...
week with a breakfast and ,0l ty. I conducted the m mtlu Pro-
phasizcd tn decorations. Miniature, «• auempnng to buy. «ye per cen
leprechauns and tiny Irish ^sidenU, are en-
XUTad.,era,railed01 £ -aged to buy and enjoy US
t> cookies during March.
St_ PHtr ck * Dl,y mo f , oirl Scout Week will begin
The morning was spent In play-1 , ,. , ..
In_ ,nr,v , " „,..h hiah score formally on Sunday with all of the
mg forty-two with high sco attending church together
award going to Mr,. Cec. Card This th
well and low score prize to Mrs. u , q,
issr ......
Special guests attending were: „f oi,,
Mmes. Seibert Worley. John B T *ere a^e .. . .
Harvey, Eh Smith. G. F. Geyer m thb neighborhood. They
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Among patients receiving medical
and surgical care In Shamrock
General Hospital are: Mrs. A. R.
Clay, Mrs. Kathryn Richardson
Mrs. Mollie Orr, Tom Carver, Mrs.
John Hampton of Twitty, Charlie
Morgan, C. E. Haws, Mrs. S. P
Beasley, Kenneth Sanders, Mrs.
Leon Patterson, Kenneth Wisch-
kaemper, Kay Brashears, Mrs.
Mize of Wheeler. Mrs. Audra Hcas-
ley, Jonnie Ruth Kirk of McLean,
Mrs. Minnie Horne. Mrs. Jim Gray,
Mrs. W. F. Holly, John Hrnciar, Jr.,
Charlie McElroy. Mrs. Ned Bear-
row, Becky Harkins, Burl Harring-
ton, Mrs. Bill Overcast and Mrs.
George Kite.
Dorcas CWF Guild
Has Meeting Monday
Dorcas CWF Guild of the Chris-
tian Church met at the Church
on March 2, with Mrs. E. J. Con-
ner as hostess to the group.
Mrs. Cecil Roqk presided at the
each student must have an over- j meeting, with Mrs. G. F. Geyer
all B grade average in a minimum | leading the opening prayer.
Adults who attended were Mrs.
D. E. Blackketter and Mrs. John
McDowell.
of 12 credit hours and must not
have a ’’failing" or “incomplete”
mark in any course.
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Following roll call, Mrs. Rook
gave an Impressive devotional which
was the true story of a foreign
missionary, who died several years
ago In Shamrock General Hospital.
Mrs. G. F. Geyer gave the lesson
on “Orissa” which Is one of the 14
states of India. She brought out the
mission work being done by the
Christian Church in that area.
At the close of the lesson the
group repeated the Missionary
Benediction in unison.
During the social hour the group
honored Mrs. William Campbell
with a pink and blue shower. She
received many useful and attractive
g,fts.
The hostess served refreshments
ti the following group: Mmes. Earl
Harrington, Edd Campbell, William
Campbell, Margaret and Alice
"Winn, special guests and to these
rr embers: Mmes: J. A. Winchester,
Katie List, Cecil Rook, U. O. Jett,
Lucy Henderson, Ida Gragg, G. F
Geyer and Deane Findlay.
Mrs. Conner was assisted with
the serving by Mrs. Lucy Hender-
son.
Patients reported dismissed from
Shamrock General Hospital this
week were: Mrs. Amos Reeves, Mrs.
W. L .Callan of Wheeler, Mrs.
George Burrows, Mrs. Hattie Ayers,
Mrs. Blanche Park. Mrs. Guy
Hardin, Mrs. Vera Morgan, Mrs.
Zodie Mitchell, Ted Simmons of
MaLean, Mrs. Bill Hanks, Shelby
Clydo Vick, Mrs. Marilyn Byers
Mrs. Gayla Fincher, Mrs. John
Bond, Mrs. C. J. Davis, Mrs. L. A.
McWhorter of Wheeler, Henry
Darling, Mrs. Edgar Wischkaemper,
Jr., Mrs. Ollie Norris of Kelton,
Mr3. Carroll Adams of Wheeler,
Mrs. Olas Whitten, Otis Tate, Mrs.
Earl Satterfield, Bob Seeds and
Mrs. Oscar Dieringer. ,
and C E. Hahn of Wilmington,
Ohio.
Club members were: Mmes. Bob
Roach, Sr., C. C. Collinsworth, M.
E Risk. Joe Hindman, Milt Wil-
liams. A. R. Hugg. E. C. Hofmann,
Roy Scrivner, Cecil Cardwell, R.
A Nichols, Jr., and Rayburn
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linkey, Mrs.
Mary Pace, Miss Nell Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Draper, made
Include two Brownie Troops, ope
Junior Troop and three Cadei
Trops. The Senior Girls meet onci
each month with Mrs. Don Vearnei
as adult leader. Leaders of the
Brownie Troops arc: Mrs. Nel
Woodruff and Mrs. Don Barber;
junior leaders are Mrs John Portei
and Mrs. Charles Sanders; Cadei
leaders are Mrs. Tom Deck, Mrs
Don Vearner. Mrs. Joe Bailey am
Mrs. Sam McMurtry.
The Cadets will give radio pro-
a trip to Memphis Sunday. They
were guests In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Parks, former local
residents. The group attended open
grams during Girl Scout week 01
such subjects as "Out Door Camp-
ing" and "Citizenship.”
The Girl Scouts will enter f
Mrs. H. P. Mundy, Mrs. Sol
Blonsteln, Mrs. William F. Holmes
and Mrs. Alma Wood, spent Thurs-
day afternoon of last week in
Memphis.
Herschel Montgomery of Rich-
ardson, visited relatives here the
first part of the week, and Mrs.
Montgomery visited relatives in
Memphis.
Mrs. R. B. Lewis left Wednesday
for Temple where she plans to
spend a week or more.
Mrs. H. P. Mundy and Mrs. E. K
Ci.perton were In Childress Sunda:
where they were dinner guests ii
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gu
Leftwlch, son-in-law and daughtc
of Mrs. Mundy.
Miss Agnes Reynolds visited las
week-end In Wheeler in the hom
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Forreste
nnd Mr .and Mrs. A. B. Crump.
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Mrs. E. K. Caperton returned
Friday from Houston, where she
spent the past two weeks.
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