The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 168, Ed. 1 Monday, July 16, 1956 Page: 3 of 6
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Clubs • Personalities • Weddings • Homemaking
KOSE BARKLEY, Editor, TR5-3802
Fashion
ON TI1E
AVENUE
By ROSE BARKLEY
R. and MRS. M. T. BREWER
walking on air today after
iving a note from the White
se. Seems that the Brewers
tirated their 19th wedding
versary on the same dav
the EISENHOWERS cele-
ed their 40th (July 1st) and
sent the president and his
an anniversary card. Then
nd behold if the Brewers
't receive an engraved ae-
vledgement through the
today. It read:
The President joins me in ex-
pressing our gratitude and ap-
preciation for the warm message
which you sent us on our for-
tieth wedding anniversary. We
shall long remember your
thoughts of us.
Signed . . . Mamie Doud Eisen-
hower.
Homes For Sale
)6d rooms, corner lot, shade
:es, 3 blocks from high
tool. Shown by appoinl-
;nt only.
rooms. 3 baths, double gar-
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W. D. Arden
Tice Opposite Post Office
Phone TK5-7261
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A perfect vacation, complete
with assorted sunburns and
bruises, was enjoyed by the Bar-
neys and the Barkleys for three
days last week at Lake Texonia
Lodge. The sunburn came from
basking beside the pool instead
j of swimming in it and the bruis-
I es from a horse and 1 that failed
j to understand each other .Mu-
riel, by the way, turned out to
be the best horsewoman (or
man) of the bunch and galop-
jed (?) along like a thoroughbred
| (or is that what you call the
' horse?) Anyway it was lots of
! fun and in fifty-one more weeks
| maybe we can try it again. Other
Ennisites there were the DAN
' EMMERTS and FRANK NOVOT-
NYS.
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Other vacationers last week
that have returned home in-
clude the GEORGE GIBSONS
and DICK BETTS who traveled
1500 miles while seeing Carls-
bad Caverns. Ruidoso and other
points of interest in that vicinity
.....the TRACY LANIERS
and the E. R. KELLYS returned
Saturday evening from Destin,
j near Fort Lauderdale. Florida
! where they were guests of the
j W. J. DAVIS’ who are vacation-
ing there. They came back by
way of New Orleans.
* sir si; j-: :> * ;|«
MRS. W. R. PERCIVAL has
accepted a position with the En-
nis State Bank. She bagan work
this morning.
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A card mailed in Madrid.
Spain from SIDNA REA Me-
A Lightweight Dress
For First Fall Days .
CLAIN who is touring Europe
with her mother, MRS. YANCY
BARRON of Palmer, says Spain
is an ideal place for a vacation—
the people are friendly and the
food is wonderful. Also later in
the week they fly to Denmark
where they will board a steamer
which will take them to the artic
circle and the land of the mid-
night sun.
********
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. WELDER
|and children, IMELDA ANN and
TONY of Memphis, Tenn. and
Miss Gloria Crable of Houston
were weekend guests of DR. and
MRS. E. D. BEHNE. . . . MISS
JOAN LEATHERMAN was a,
weekend guest of MISS AN- J
GELA BOONE in Weatherford.
MR. and MRS. CLIFFORD |
SHUGGART and MR. and MRS.
LEON ADAMS of Palmer and
MR. and MRS. CECIL SHUG-
GART of Denton were weekend
guests of the ALLEN ADAMS
in Arlington. . . . MISS FRAN-
CINE JONES. MR. and MRS. L.
A. JONES and son. LARRY and
MR. and MRS. BOBBY JONES,
all of Dallas were in Ennis over
the weekend to visit their mo-
ther, MRS. C. 0. JONES, who
sustained a sprained ankle on
Wednesday.
* * # *
Celebrating birthdays on Tues-
days will be MRS. A. D. ALEX-
ANDER. H. G. BARKLEY. MUR-
IEL BARNEY. MRS. J. R. HES-
TER. MRS. J. W. WHITESIDE,
GARY LYNN LUKSA. L. L.
LATIMER JR., LINDA BIGHAM
and CLAUDE RILEY. Celebrat-
ing their wedding anniversary
also on that day will be MR. and
MRS. CECIL TOLLESON.
K;
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Getting off to s> good start for fall is this dress with classic lines
in a crisp, lightweight weave. Fabric is combination of worsted
and orlon. Design is by Miss Martini, is especially styled for the
younger figure.—By GAILE DllGAS, NLA Women's Editor. *■
Junior Band
Summer Practice
Begins Wednesday
HOWDY
DES MOINES
(UP).—A
35
ATHLETE’S FOOT
RED ARROW
FOOT LOTION
AND POWDER
HOSPITAL NEWS
Visiting hours at Ennis
Municipal Hospital are 10
to 11 a.m., 3 to 4 p.ir*. and 7
to 8 p.m.
AVAILABLE AT ALL
DRUG STORES
Special Combination only
98*
RESULTS GUARANTEED
IEO ARROW LABORATORIES
WACO, TEXAS
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
C. M. Spradley.
Clark Emmert.
T. A. Bexley.
Mrs. Lonnie Williams.
Jack Ritchie.
Billy Joe Smith.
N. D. Branton.
Mrs. V. C. Spencer
Ellis Moore.
Msr. H. W. Courtney.
Mrs. W. F. Watkins.
Thomas Terry.
Mrs. Lillie Ruffin.
Mrs. E. N. Durbin.
Mrs. A. L. Tobias.
Mrs. Ollie Aldridge.
Mrs. Alice Ray.
O. B. Moore.
Guy Wilson.
Mrs. Edith Myhand.
Jim Wortman.
T. J. Wafer.
Mrs. Clyde Green.
Mrs. W. J. Scott and infant
son.
PATIENTS DISMISSED
Mrs. Frank Haskovec.
schoolboy in Texas wrote
i Iowa Development Commission
[for information about Iowa this
All students who were mem-jway; ‘ Howdy: Please favor me
hers of the Junior Band during with your ‘brags’ as to your
the past school year will meet state.”
at the bandhouse, Wednesday,
July 18, at 9:00 for the first SUBMARINE TEACHERS
summer rehearsal, according to i
an announcement by Ivan Good-1 NEW LONDON .Conn. (UP).—
win, band director. Nuclear physics is included in
Use That Grill For
Hot Sandwiches
CHICAGO — tUP*> -The arrival
of the summer season brings al
most as many ideas for outdoor
cooking as there are persons to
man the grills.
One certain hit is the hot
sandwich, a variation of the
“hero" or “poor boy".
Wait until the fire burns
down to the coals Then have
ready a foil-wrapped loaf ol rye
or french bread complete with
filling, for that whole meal be
tween slices.
Slice the loaf in wider than
usual slices and not quite
through the bottom crust.
Between slices, tuck in Irian
gles of processed cheese, slices
of fresh tomato and your choice
jof cold cuts of meat Wrap the
i whole loaf loosely in freezer
toil and warm on t he grill to I lie
I side of the coals until the cheese
j is melting. To serve, cut each
| bread section midway bid ween
I the filling. Any number ol “stul
I lings" such as meat or poultry
salads can bo used for the
french or rye loaf.
Another hot sandwich is the
i cheese "ciiiiiwicii.” You will
need
3 tablespoons catsup. I tabic
j spoon prepared horseradish ,'i
tablespoons piecalli: 1 it teas-
j poon tobasco sauce; I cup
I chopped, cooked bacon (5 to ft
.slices); 13 slices bread: '( cup
I soft blitter or margarine; and
6 slices process cheese
Combine Catsup, horseradish,
{piccalilli, tabasco and bacon
! Spread the mixture ovei 0 slices
of bread. Top each with a slice
I of cheese and a second slu e of
bread.
j Spread butter over outer sides
the of each sandwich. Place send
wiclies between toui;.. or wire-
type toaster and toast over coal
Monday, July 16. 1956—THE ENNIS DAILY NEWS—J
thru my bilocals
Hy ELIZABETH PARSONS
Itandhi Smith is seeing t h e and Mrs. J. B. Ktheredge.
sights at Lafc VogasC': : . •*•*•**"
Shirley Brubaker spending'
/vo weeks iri BhAVnWowd
Mary Jane Lemmon was to
undergo surgery at Baylor Hos-
pital in Dallas this morning.
Mr and \ir.s AV l> nN'ewt’omb
of Johnson City aire spending
several days in the home of Mr.
Surprise Birthday
Dance Honors
Charles Wylie
Charles Wylie wys honored
with a surprise birthday dance
Finlay evening at the Klims
Community Center.
Hostesses were Miss P a t
Hough and Mr. and Mrs. J. M
Wylie, other “chaperones in-
cluded MV and Mrs, .1 !Vi
Hough ami Mr. ami Mrs F. E.
Pa lev.
Refreslime.nt.s were served to
I'itty guests.
GEORGIA Gl ESTS
Mi ami Mrs Norman Lnltin
of Columbus. Georgia are guests
ol Mr and Mrs/ Joseph Witty
WEEKEND HERE
Mrs. Mamie Doyle and Dr
Margaret Sue Curtis ol San An-
tonio were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J Tom Walker.
until the cheese begins to melt
Turn the Sandwiches on both
'•ides to toast evenly. Yield, (>
sandwiches.
Miss Agnes Gryeh who h a s
called a temporary halt to her
world wanderings to be with
her father and teach at E II S
told us this morning she spent
last summer at a workshop in
the Alps planning curricula for
high schools for the dependents
! of the military personnel i n
Europe.
The workshop was in t h e
Bavarian town of Berchtesgad-
t’u where the residents wear the
| native Bavarian dress.
Berelitesgaden is just across
from Salzburg where the fa-
mous Salzburg music festival is
held.
The Bavarians ate the gayest
ol all people, Miss Gtych found
Speaking of music, Miss
Giyrh noticed that when a Eu-
tooean laborer whistles as he
.lurkg iw% whistles
Back home .she says Hie sail
Unrig is that Americans usually
wait until they are too old to en-
joy ie to the fullest before they
travel abroad.
Auditions for Senior Band
will be given after rehearsals
during the first two weeks of
summer band.
SUNDAY IN DENTON
Mr. and Mrs. A. I) Leather-
man spent Sunday in Denton as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herby
Price.
VISIT IN WACO
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Turner
and Mrs. J. S. Goble and son.
Terry of Dallas were guest of
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Turner in
Waco over the weekend before
going to San Antonio to spend
this week. J. S. Goble Fort Hood
was also a guest in Waco.
the curriculum of'a school re-
cently opened at the IJ. S. sub-
marine base here. The instruc-
tors all served aboard the Nau-
tilus. the world’s first atomic-
submarine, which was built
here.
Surgical Patient
Mrs. Lonnie Williams under-
went surgery Sunday at the En-
nis Municipal Hospital.
MR. FARMER
We B:d Subject to Confirmation
No. 2 Yellow Milo 14 Percent
Less Moisture
Per- Cwt.
For All July Delivery:
Elevator Capacity 530,000 Bushels
DEACON GRAIN C0JNC.
PHONE 25
ROSSER, TEXAS
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Bus, Daniel W. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 168, Ed. 1 Monday, July 16, 1956, newspaper, July 16, 1956; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth782496/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ennis Public Library.