The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1964 Page: 7 of 10
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Members of Brownie Troop
18 tpet laat Tuesday In regular
session In the Elementary
lunchroom to rehearse for the
program to be presented during
the Fgther-Daughter Banquet
Tuesday night, March 10. The
girls will give their version of *
Dorothy In the Land of Brownie
Magtr, an original skit.
Hostesses for the refresh-
ment period were Rita Presley
and Sandra Roaeberry. At this
time the girls brought things of
Interest to show the group.
Present were Sheila Kuhle,
Marlnell Bean, Debbie Townes,
Sandra Roaeberry, Clare Vaug-
han, Melinda Bills, Martha
Clyde Bean, Suzanne Shelton,
Rita Faye Penny, Rita Presley,
Meltasa Moody, Angela dark,
Rhonda Rhodes, Janet Keity,
Betty ‘Klnslow and Terri Cal-
very. The three leaders were
present.
Neighborhood Meeting
Plans for the observance of
Girl Scout Week which begins
this Sunday, March 8 were com-
pleted In the Neighborhood
meeting of the Girl Scout lead-
ers hgld Thursday morning at
the heme of Mrs. Dillard Peek.
Mrs. f! V. Parker, Jr., presi-
ded.
The Re - dedication service
will " be held at 8:30 Sunday
afternoon In the sanctuary of
the MrKenale Memorial Metho-
dist Church. Ministers of the
city will participate tnmtk ser-
vice. The public Is urged to at-
tend along with alt scouts and
their perents. Highlight of the
service will be fhe presentation
of the Curved Bar rank to four
members of Troop 13. Girls to
receive this sward are guz-
anne Peek, Penny Maynard,
Kathy Kslty, Kathy Vaughn and
Laurta Ellen Wolf. Mr*. Dillard
Peek and Mrs. Erwtn Peek are
leaders.
The group made final plana
concerning the annual Father-
Daughter Banquet which will be
held Tuesday night at seven In
the Junior High Cafetorlum’.
Each troop will prasant a skit.
Various committees were sppo
tnted to take cars of the de-
corations, program and food.
punas wars made for the de-
coration at the window m me
Chamber ofCommerc# Building
displaying Otrl Scout activities
and tntarests. Mrs Parker and
Mr* dtoy wiUisiM wUi be re-
sineagbl* for this display.
MPeeftt for the meeting were
Mr# Dean Norwood, executive
director of the Bed River Valley
Council, Mrs. Kelsey Dick,
Mrs. Albert Murray, Mrs.
Jamaa Keity, Mrs. James Vaug-
han, Mrs. W. D. Rhodes, Mrs.
Alex Simpson, Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Peek.
Troop 42
On Monday afternoon, March
2, members of Troop 42 met In
the Elementary lunchroom for
their weekly meeting. Nineteen
Scouts answered roll call.
Immediately following Patrol
business, Debbie Hind m on,
newest addition to the troop,
was tnveated. Ann Keity presen-
ted Debbie for the Investiture
ceremony. After repeating the
tan Girl Scout laws, the motto
and slogan and giving the Scout
sign and handshake, Mri. Dick
gave her the two stare, repre-
senting her two years as sBro*
nle Scout, her wings, the troop
crest and the Scout pin. The
entire troop Joined Debbie In
repeating the Girl Scout Pro-
mise. Debbie was thenwelcom*
ed Into the troop as a full-
fledged junior scout.
The remainder of the meet-
ing was spent In rehearsal of
Troop 42’s part In the program
for the Dad-Daughter banquet,
one of the highlights of Girl
Scout Wftdk, this affair to be
held in the Junior High lunchS
rbom on Tuesday evening, Mar.
10, at 7:00. Songs to bmfflf
at ths Scout service Sunday
afternoon,! March 8, at 2:30 at
the McKenzie Memorial Metho-
dist Church were also practic-
ed.
Debbie and Lisa Love, hos-
tesses for the meeting, served
Dr. Pepperr, chocolate cup
cakes, decorated with miniature
dolls and umbrellas, and cookies
made In the shape of a dog and
beautifully frosted, to the fol-
lowing members: Kathy Banks,
Johnnie Bishop, Peggy Boggess,
Suxy Dick, Debra Hale, Debra
Hlndmon, Ann Keity, Sue Kln-
slow, Frances McPeak, Kathy
Martin, Kathryn Murray, Suz-
anne Parks, Shirley Peek, Car-
lene Roberts, Billie
gent, Vickie Storey
Underwood. Linda Jordan, Deb-
bie Smith, Paula Parley and
Glenna Ward were unable to
attend The leaders were pre-
sent .
The March • meeting will be
given to rehearsal for the Dad -
Daughter banquet at the Junior
High lunch room Sue Klnslow
and Frances McPeak will be
hostesses on March 18.
CULTURE CLUB
Mrs. Judy Taylor was hostess
to the Culture Club Friday at
the home of Mrs. C. D. Hart.
Eleven members answered roll
call with a current event. Mrs.
Hart gave the lesson of litera-
ture. She read poems by New-
ton H. Brown and Dr. W. I.
Woodkon, formerly of Red River
County, and several fromacol-
lectlon of poems. Also, a story
from Tsnglewood Tslesm by
Hawthorne. After several
games of 42, a salad plate was
served to the members and
Mesdames Fulton Latimer, LU-
llon Stafford, and C. R. Allen
of Paris. The next meeting will
be March «th, with Mrs. W. S.
Ramsey.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Van Burkleo over the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. E.JL, Med-
ley, of Mt. Pleasant Saturday
night, and MrY and Mrs. Hayle
Van Burkleo, Charlie and Mar-
garet, of Longview, and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Westfall, of Parts,
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene LaFever
and family visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ralston,
of Clarksville, Saturday night.
Mrs. Mtmie Lyle, who had
spent the winter In Odessa with
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Kovac
was brought home Friday and
entered St. Joseph's Hospital,
In Paris.
Boxelder Native
Buried California
Funeral services for Burvel
Baird, Sr., 4ft, who died Febru-
ary 28 at a hospital In Lynwood,
California, were held March 3
at 1;30 p.m. at th# Utter-Mc-
Klnley Compton Mortuary
Chapel, 1301 E. Palmer St.,
Compton, California. The Rev.
Charles D. Clark of the Lyn-
wood Methodist Church officiat-
ed. Interment followed at Rose
Hills Memorial Park, Westmin-
ster, California.
Born In Boxelder, Mr. Baird
had lived In Lynwood 18 years,
residing at 3547 Lynwood Rd.
He was a foreman for the W. P,
Fuller Paint doT and was a
World .War II veteran.
Survived by Ms wife, Lillie
Baird; 2 sons, Burvql, Jr. and
Donald N. both at home; parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Baird of
Boxelder; 3 brothers, Leon,
and j. v. Baird, both of Bqx-
elder and Iris Baird of Clarks-
ville; 4 sisters, Ava Peacock,
Harriett Jean and Katherine
Maroney all of Boxelder and
Virginia Martin of Houston.
lng battle to preserve the liberty
of the free world. This Is an
Important job, one that each
man can be proud to do Major
Allen, said.
During the 6 week’s recruit-
ing campaign members of Co.
________ D would lljce to contact every
FARMER LOCAt RESIDENT man considered eligible to join
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Providence Memorial Hospital
El Paso, since that time.
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NEWS FROM
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W9C3 MEETS
The WSCS of the Mwthodlst
church met Monday afternoon
with 13 members present. Mrs.
H w Miller presided, and Mrs.
Carl T Af was panlst for the
song, "WhereCrossthoCrowd-
ed Ways of Life. * Mrs. Pratt
gave the devotional from
Matthaw 0 35-38, gig 10; 1.
5. The annual conference
meeting will he la the First
Methodist Church of Denton,
March 10-10. Mrs Ruse Fodge
was chosen delegate from here.
Leader for the program of 'In-
ner City* was Mrs Hsrold Cor-
bin. The Rev. Harold Corbin
brought a very Interesting mes-
sage on the church problems of
the timer city of Toledo, Ohio,
his home town. Others present
were Mesdames Luther Hulen,
Russell Guest, E B. Strlbltng,
Clifford- Ritchie, O I. Morris,
Doug Thames and h. J Easley.
Our business Is your protection
Wsldrep insurance Agency
Visiting Mrs. A B Broadway
over the weekend were Mrs.
Edmond Broadway and child-
ren, of Dallas, Bobby, of Paris,
and Pete Broadway, of Houston,
who was here to participate In
Lola Sar«s/ohe wedding of Karen Nelson
and Kkthy and James Hemingway
Mrs. John Boswell, and BUI,
of Fort Worth visited Mr. and
Mrs Paul Kerr and other fri-
ends here over th# weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Van H Morgan
had as gHests Saturday Mrs.
L C. Hsrdll, and Miss Vickie
Of Dallas, and Mrs Richard C.
Morgan II, and children, Sheryl
Ann, and Barbara, all of Hous-
ton.
Mrs. Dixie Woods of Paris,
Texas was here for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. R W. Fodge
and family of Garland spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
-Russ Fodge, and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Moyer
and children spent the weekend
In valltant, Oklahoma.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ople Halloway
spent the weekend In Hurst,
Texas with Mr.an0Mr% Walter
Halloway an# tor Up: r#
Mrs. Minnie Ellis Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Mable Jack-
son and her husband and family
In McKinney.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Aubrey re-
turned to their home In Houston
this week, after being her# for
a few weeks attending his
mother, Mrs. Euna Rumbley,
who is in Red River Hospital,
In Clarksville.
Worth Thames, of Waco,-who
Is recuperating after surgery
In a Ft. Worth Hospital, Is visit-
ing relatives here.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Miller,
of Dellas, were here this week -
end for the Nelson-Hemingway
wedding. •___
IF YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF
CLARKSVILLE A '
. MASS MEETIN6
Of SPfCJAL IMPORTANCE WHICH YOU
ARE INVITED TO ATTEND WILL BE HELD
MARCH II
AT 2:00 P.M. IN THE
till HAIL
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An organization will bo formed at
that mooting to conduct tho annual
CLUMP CAMPAIGN
A CLEANER, HEALTHIER, SAFER CITY IS
OUR GOAL FOR 1964
Como to this mooting and participate in tho
planning. There'll bo something for you and /our
neighbor! to do.
MOSQUITO AND FLY TIME
WILL ARRIVE SHORTLY
Left got ready for theta pooti before they invade
our town. Ths Mast mooting marks tho first stop.
We are depending on your cooperation. Remem-
ber tho dot# and hour. •' V
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City Health Department
ClorkivHI.
HD Agent at
Landscape
Workshop
By Mrs. M B Ballsy
A landscape work shop was at-
tsndsd by your County Horn#
Demonstration Agent In Men-
der eon, February 86-87.
Twenty-nine other agricultu-
ral extension agents In ths
Northern District attended ths
workshop.
Dr. James Franklin, horti-
culturist, from Texas A AM Uni-
versity conducted ths 8 - day
training tor ths extension
•gents.
Information was received In
the arse at Plant Identification
and Use, Landscape Design Pri-
nciples Involving home grounds
and public buildings. A study at
Maintenance Practices, Lawn
Care and Fertilisation Prac-
tlcae.
Dr. Franklin also emphasised
the biology of plants (Botany)
at How Plante Grow, How Plants
Can Be Increased and Propaga-
tion ot Plants.
The agents were taken on
several tours Involving a dis-
cussion ot Landscape Princip-
les end Design and Identifying
Plants at a local nursery In
Henderson.
This training was designed
tor extension Agents to gain a
broader knowledge In the field
of Landscape Design and Prin-
ciples. The Information receiv-
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County R.D.A. better serve you
with ypur landursp# problems
and ha ip you to establish more
well-planned lawns according!©
recommendations of the Agri-
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Making your own lawn more
beautiful and other public build-
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a life long project tor all.
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Pinson, Joe. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1964, newspaper, March 5, 1964; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth921733/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.