The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 112, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 12, 1957 Page: 3 of 14
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BotmUj, May It, 1W7,
Plans June Wedding
Club Meets
At Longino
Home Here
Weds in Grand Prairie
l Miss Hatley
To Marry
May 24
The Junior Waverly Club mot
at the horn* of Dr. and Mrs. Ste-
phen H. longino Thursday night
for it* last *tudy mooting in Ula
current yoar.
During tho briof business »oa*
•Ion. presided oy*r by Mra. Bur-
ton MrCorklo, out-going presi-
dent, the dub voted to donate
$100 to tho Youth Contor fund.
Mra. Henry G. Hellers present-
ed tho program on "The Buddhist
Faith".
Mr*. MrCorklo turned the
meeting to the new president,
Mr*. Tom Frank Worsham at thia
tune, and she appointed her
standing committees for the 1907*
58 season.
They ate a* follows:
Calendar: Mmea. Thomas John-
ston. Hugh J. McClendon, Dan
Bonner and Mill Hamrick.
Membership: Mra. Roger Ar-
nold. Mrs. Btll Gray.
Finance: Mines. Gerald Prim,
Woodrow Brittain, Henry Grady
Seilers, Thomas i'ayne and E. W.
Massey.
Social: Mmea. Aron Masaingiit,
Ben I). Wood. F M. Holder, War-
ren Chancellor and Byron Dick-
ereon.
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Telephone: Mmea Joe Goher,
.loo Longino and Steve Longtno.
Flowers and Gifts: Mrs. Frank
Wright, Mrs. Joase Keed.
Forum delegate, Mrs. Frank
Pearce. Sponsors of Dial Study
Club: Mmea. Burton McCorkle,
Bill Gray and Charle* Seller*.
Other officer* to »ervo with
Mr*. Wrosham are Mr*. Burton
MrCorklo, vtc« - pre*ident; Mra.
Warren Chancellor, »ocreta>y;
Mr*. Byron Dickerson, treasurer;
Mr*. Koger Arnold, reporter;!
Mr*. Aaron Masalngill, parlia-
mentarian and Mr*. W. W. Brlt-j
lain, historian.
A delirious *»l»d plate was *er-'
Mias Carolyn Hatley of Dallas
ia spending the week-end with
her eieter, Mrs. Joyce Woodard
in Cumby.
A graduate of Sulphur Spring*,
Mis* Hatley i* to be married
May 24 to Harvey Ruahing of
Bonham.
After their marriage the cou-
ple will reside at 1619 McAdams
in Dallas.
He i* employed with Temco in
Grand Prairie and she ia with the
Southland Life in Dallas.
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Mrs. Fox
Compliments
V isitors
Mrs. George H. Fox was hos-
tess to a luncheon at Sellers
Cafeteria Saturday honoring sis-
ters of her and Mr. Fox, who are
their houseguestx, Miss Gladys
Fox of Tulsa, Okla., and Mra. Os-
car Rhode of Colorado City.
The luncheon table was center-
ed with a mass arrangement of
roses and other spring flowers.
Places were laid for the guest*
of honor, Mias Fox and Mra.
Rhode, Mra. O. H. Donaho, moth-
er of Mrs. Fox and Mmes. Gray-
don Johnson, Audley Moore, Al-
vis Pickett, Henry McCorkle, T.
B. Blackburne, Lonnie Campbell,
W. W. Jones, Jr., Dozier Thorn-
ton and Mrs. Fox.
After luncheon, guests were
invited to the Fox home on
Church Street for a social hour.
Miss Gloria June Gunn
Wrwst asaaw nw
MR. AND Mr*. BUI Elliott announce the engagement of their
daughter, Sherry, to Max Baxter, aon of Mr. and Mra. Frank Bnx-
tvr of Braaheor, The wedding will be aolemnUed Saturday night,
June I, at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride'* parent* east of
Sulphur Spring*.
Qloria June Qunn’
Engagement Told
ved during tho social hour which j rick, F. M. Holder, Joseph Lon-
f olio wed the program to the fol-gino, Hugh J. McClendon, Bur-
lowing: Mmea. K. W, Massey, ton McCorkle, Aaron Masalngill,
Jesse Reed, Charles Sellers, Rog- Gerald Prim, Henry (», Sellers,
er Arnold, Warren Chancellor, Ben D. Wood, Tom Frank Wor-
Joe Gober. Bill Gray, Bill Ham- sham and Frank Wright.
The prospective bridegroom Is
u ll)M> gioduate of Gilmer High
School. He attended Baylor Uni-
versity and Arlington State Col-
lege and i* now serving ill the
Air Force in San Antonio.
The engagement and approach-
ing marriage of Miss Gloria June
Gunn to Janies N. Stephens ha*
been announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gunn of Gilm-
er. Mr. Stephens i* the son of
Mr*. Bill Stephens of Dallas form-
erly of Gilmer and the late Mr.
Stephens.
The ceremony will take place
June 8 at 8 p. m. In the First
Baptist Church in Gilmer.
The bride-elect is a 1 i>5G grad-
uate of Gilmer High School and
is attending North Texas State
College in Denton. She ia the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Gamhlin and the great-
granddaughter of Mrs. B. F.
Gamhlin of Como Route One,
Also a niece of Mrs. Bill Waits.
Mrs. Johnny W. Speneer, Jr.
Miss Poindexter
Weds Mr* Spencer
Beall’s
Mothers
Honored
At Teas
One of the loveliest of the ac-
tivities held in honor of mother,
was a eerie* of teas held on
Thursday afternoon when the
children of Martha Young’s Kin-
dergarten and Play School hon-
ored their mothers with Mother's
Day teas. The teas began at 2
o’clock for the mother* of the
play school children and at 3:00
for the mothers of the kindergar-
ten group.
Preparations for the teas be-
gan on Thursday morning when
the children iced cookies and
made sandwiches and finished
gifts they were to present to
their mothers at the tea*.
The tea table vra* laid In an
ecru lace cloth and the center-
piece was of pink and white roses
in a pink miniature ceramic
poodle container. Thi* was flank-
ed by pink candle*. The enter-
taining rboms were decorated
with pink and red rose*. Refresh-
ments of ribbon sandwiches, pas-
tel-colored frosted cakes, pastel
mint* and nut* and fruit punch
were served.
Lovely little ladies and hand-
somely dressed small gentlemen
(Continued on Pag* Six)
Bi'County
P-TA Holds
Meeting
e buoy huebande
The high school gymnasium | The unique program, which
and adjoining cafeteria were graced each guests place fcatur-
turned into a fabulous "make-led "Dixie” across the top and
believe” land Tuesday night for pictured "rock and roll" muni-
the hnnual Junior-Senior banquet j cians of that day.
and dance, attended by approxi- As the gay and lighthearted
mately 175 student* from both program was unreeled it also fea-
classes, plus 40 faculty and tured the plantation theme in the
school staff members. The event acts which, when completed spel-
ls sponsored each year by the led out the word "cotton."
junior class and their sponsors, “Colonial Days" (the junior’s
and is held in honor of the grad- toast of welcome) was voiced by
lating seniors. The Village Blacksmith, (Mike
General theme of the affair Barton),
was "Colonial Days" with the "On other soil" featuring Gene
"Southern Plantation” atmos- Allen as the (Old Lamp Light-
phere created by a wide veranda er) was the senior’s toast of
with tall white columns grace- thanks.
fully decked in trailing vines as “Tales of Old Plantation Life”
the focal point in the dining which was the class history, was
area. On this veranda were seat- given by Jerry Spears, who pos-
ed the officers of both classes ed as the governor of Carolina*,
and their dates at foursome ta- "The Tattler” (take-offs and
bles. jokes) was by Miss Sandra Mint-
Huge trees from which Span- er, as the Candle Snuffer and
ish moss drifted stood at either waa followed by “O Hear Ye, O
side of the wide veranda and be- Hear Ye” (Plantation Music) by
yond this were white trellises the Southern Belle*, a girl* trio
covered in red climber* and composel of Bertha Tapley, Vir-
greenery. ginia Vandergriff and Janet Al-
Long tables extending from len.
the plantation scene were laid in “New* that never leaked out”
white runners and held massive (take-offs and joke*) was given
arrangements of colorful garden by Linda Jackson, who represent-
flowers. Places for the guest* ; ed Colonel Snooper. The seniors
were marked by dainty placard* last will and testament was given
and at the place of each senior , by Jim Payne and Jeanette Ror-
student were miniature figures ie.
with the photographed face of The Southern Plantation theme
that graduate placed on it. was carried out in decorations
Special lighting for the event for the gym, with blooming
featured ald-fashional lamp* and peach trees, blooming shrub* and
glittering make believe star* other feature* of the south por-
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Mt. Vernon and Sulphur
Springs P.-T.A. City Councils
were co-hostess for the bi-coun-
ty council which met in Mt. Ver-
non, Thursday, May 0th. More
than 100 members were present
including such distinguished
guests as Mrs. Ruby Lindsey, out
going third district president
from Marshall; Mrs. S. O. Lov-
ing, third district yearbook chair-
man from Talco; Mrs. Canteber-
ry, Jr., newly elected third dis-
trict president, from Kilgore;
Kenneth Copeland, superintend-
ent of the Mt. Vernon schools;
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Cheek and Bill
Hamrick, Juinor and Senior High
school counselor from Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Richard Stringer, presi-
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ST L \ f PoUted from SEVENTEEN toward
'fr^CdL at the most ext sting young summer ia
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'AjF'Wj 1 visible means of support. The
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with rtd, whit* and navy band*. Sues 7 to 15.
Tile “Merry Month of May”
ha* been an exciting one for the
pupils of the Addie Maye Glover
Kindergarten and Play School as
they have enjoyed nature excur-
sions and vislta to George's Bak-
ery, Sulphur Spring* Coca-Cola
Bottling Company, City Fire Sta-
tion, where they climbed aboard
the truck and watched the fire-
men slide down the poles, and
a visit to the Dairy Queen for
refreshments.
May basket* were prepared at
school and taken home to hang
on th«ir mothers door. Clever
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 112, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 12, 1957, newspaper, May 12, 1957; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth830421/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.