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The Clarksville Times, Thursday, November l9, Page 2
Epsilon Mu Unit
Here is Honored
SOCIAL NEWS
IflDUNG HOMEMAKERS Of
DIMPLE TO MEET
' THE DlmpU Young Homo-
makers will meet on Monday,
November 23 to hear Mrs.
Treva Mahan, representative of
Lone Star Gai Company speak
an “Decorations for Christ-
mas.’’
This meeting will be In the
Dimple Homemaking cottage,
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Dr.W.B. MIESCH
Lens Prescribed
Eyes Examined
225 North Walnut 5t.
CLARKSVILLE
•Mon,, Tues., Wed./
Sat. Morning
DEKALB
TKurs., Friday and
Saturday Afternoon
RED KI\ ER COUWTY
WHD COUNCIL MEETS
The WHD Council of Red
River County met In the Cham-
ber of Commerce building Nov.
11 for Its regular session. Mrs.
Frank Brambley, president,
called the meeting to order.
After two songs, the club pra-
yer was repeated. Eighteen
from five clube answered roll
call. Each club gave a report
of what had been done. Moet
clube had sold flavoring and
turned in their money.
Plans were made tor Crafts
Day at Bogata club house Thur-
sday, Nov. 10. Each one attend-
ing will take a covered dish and
something to be suctioned oft.
Plans were also made tor the
Christmas tree for all WHD
members on Dec. 0, regular
Council meeting day, at the
Chamber of Commerce building,
beginning at 1;30 p.m. Drinks
will be provided by Clarksville
and Fulbrlght will be In charge
of gifts. Each club will bring
cookies.
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CLARKSVILLE HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLtJB
The Clarksville Home pe-
monatrstton Club met Thursday
night, November 12, at 7;30 In
the Chamber of Commerce com
mtttee room, with Faye Martin
as hostess.
The meeting was called to
order by the president,"Eulavee
Hines. The roll was called by
the secretary, Daisy Redding,
and answered with “A Woman
In the News.” The minutes
were read and approved.
Winnie Bishop gave a report
on Council. The Club then dis-
cussed the Christmas. Party.
The president appointed Winnie
Bishop and Bobble Brem In cha-
rge of games, Mary Ruth Halley
and Barbara Kilmer In charge
of numbering gifts, and she and
Faye Martin to be In charge of
refreshments.
Daisy Redding asked to be
resigned by the club as secre-
tary. Her resignation was ac -
cepted by the club. Faye Martin
was elected secretary, on nomi-
nation by Mary Ruth Halley and
seconded by Winnie Bishop.
The business part of the
meeting was then adjourned.
r Barbara Smothermon gave a
ten - minute demonstration on
making tile trays. The demon-
stration was very Interesting,
and the club plans to make some
of these trays in the near future.
A song was then sung by the
club. Refreshments of Cokes
and cookies were served to the
following members: Winnie
Bishop, Bobble Brem, Mary
Ruth Halley, Eulavee Hines,
Barbara Kilmer, Daisy Redding,
Barbara Smothermon, and the
hostess Faye Martin. The door
prise was won by Winnie Bishop.
The group worked on plastic
bottles, making candle holders
and other article*- from them.
The meeting adjourned at »;30
with the next meeting being Nov.
24 at 7)30, In the Chamber of
Commerce committee room
with Barbara Smothermon and
Winnie Bishop as hostesses.
THE SHAKESPEARE
| CLUB MEETS
Mrs. C. D. Sway re was hos-
tess to the Shakespeare Club
November 6. Mrs. F. M More-
head, president, presided over
the business meeting. Miss
Lucy Moore was welcomed Into
the Club as a new member.
Mrs. Paul Johnson showed the
| chib a very Interesting book,
“Companion to Stratford,
I Shakespeare ’a Town, as He
Knew It," which was sent to her
I by the publisher from England.
Mrs. E. L. Madison, pro-
I gram leader, brought a solution
| to tbs plot from Acts, IV-V of
’The Comedy of Errors.” After
I discussion at the questions,
Mrs. Madison played excerpts
| from recordings at the musical
The Boys from Syracuse,”
I which was based on The
| Comedy.
Following the program, the
I hostess served delicious re-
[freahment* to: Mssdamss J.
Goodman, Paul Johnson, E. L.
Madison, John Martin, F. M.
Morehead, D. W. Patching, W.
IL. Rice, Agnes Scaff and Miss
Lucy Moore.
MM RUTH MILLOAP
■ffsrs™. j. muw
at Freeport, Tax., have an-
nounced tha engagement of their
lighter, Ruth, to Donald M.
Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
V. Bruce, also of Freeport.
A late November wedding Is
Mias MUlsap to s niece of
Miss Lens Hell at Clarksville.
The Ml Heaps wars formerly at
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The regional meeting of Delta
Kappa Gamma, tha International
honor aoctoty at woman educa-
tors, met Nov. 14 at McKlnnsy,
with Mrs. Margaret Pope, pre-
sident oftheEpallon Mu Chapter
of Clarkevllle, Mrs. Hsian Hale
and Mrs. Patsy Tucker attend-
ing as delegates.
The day’s program began with
a breakfast at the Town House,
honoring the presidents of the
16 regional participating club
presidents and their guests.
The convention next opened at
McKlnnsy High School with stmts
officers and an honorary char-
ter member as directors. The
theme of tha coo vent lpu was
“Texas Brags.” Exhibits of
club scrapbooks, handicraft and
accomplishments of the year by
the various clubs ware on dis-
play.
An impressive initiation
ceremony was conducted for the
new members with all chapter
presidents participating.
An Inspiring program was
presented by club members with
Mrs. Helen Hals of Clarksville
giving an Informative discus-
sion on membership- Special
musk was enjoyed.
At high noon s delicious
luncheon with Thanksgiving
menu was enjoyed by tbs dele-
gates. The highlight of the day
was the announcement of the
1965 regional award achieved
by point percentages. The pre-
sentation of the award, a gold-
plated bowl, was given to the
Epsilon Mu Chapter of Clarks-
ville, which la the club’s fourth
time to be so honored since Its
organization In 1959.
MESS CONERLY HONORED
WITH KITCHEN SHOWER
fftss Maxine Cooerly, bride-
elect of Joe Nelson of Parts,
was honored with a kitchen
shower recently at the home of
Mrs. Cliftoo Kay, South Lake
Rd. Mrs. Ed Llndeman served
as co-hostess with Mrs. Kay.
Entrance to the Kay resldaoce
was decorated with a bronze
taper In a wrought-Iron holder,
entwined with bronze chrysan-
themums.
The registry was deeprated
with a dust pan filled with an
arrangement of permanent
flowers In the honoree’x chosen
eolers of brpoze and green. A
mlnature chef reading from a
Gormat’s cookbook overlooked,
the bride's book, where the
guests registered.
The polished serving table
was centered with an arrange-
ment of fresh vegetables and
bronze Fujll mums, accented
with a wooden spoon and fork
and salt and pepper mills In
a wooden bowl. Cooper ind
brass appointments were usxL
Coffee cake, banana - tut
bread, cranberry - nut bread,
sand tarts, bite - size sausages,
hot-glazed fruit andcoffee were
served to guests by the hos-
tesses.
The honoree was presented a
corsage of fresh squash, car-
rots, parsley, radishes and bro-
nze chrysanthemums with satin
bronze ribbons.
.Guests presented the honoree
with favorite household hints.
Attending were Mrs. EdCon-
erly and Mrs. J. A. Tate, mother
and grandmother of the honoree.
Mmes. Fred Fisher, Tom Her-
rington, Loul Llndeman, Jerrold
Marx, Jim Clark Jr., Bill Bar- ,
ker, Miss Sheila Gamble, the
honoree, and the hostesses, all
of Clarksville.
Out - of - town guests were
Mrs. Dennis Evans and Mrs.
Merrell Boyd, both of Parts,
and Mrs. Mena B Hastings of
Longview.
Miss Conerly and Mr Nelaon
will be married Friday, Nov.
27, In St. Joseph Catholic
Church here.
PRE-NUPTIAL PARTY
FOR MBS WART HAN
Mias Kay Warthan andErneat
Wltmer Jr. were hooored with*
pre-nuptial party recently In the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold
Marzf 1350 W. Main.
The engaged couple will be
married Saturday evening In
First Baptist Church here.
Floral arrangements of pink
and burgundy, the bride-elects’
chosen colors, were used In
house decor.
The serving table, laid with a
white linen cloth, was centered
with an arrangement of pink
chrysanthemum*, burgundy
cockscomb, and greenery and
flanked with pink tapers In
silver holders.
Coffee was served from a
stiver service with finger sand-
wiches, cookies, nuts, dtps and
cokes.
Games were the diversion of
the evening. Prizes were won by
Hubert Moore, Bon Bonner and
Ernest Wltmer Jr.
Attending were the honored
couple, their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Warthan and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wltmer Sr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. Buddy Duren, Mr: and
Mrs. td Llndeman, Mr. and
Mn. Charles Ray McLendon,
Miss Susan Brown, Bob Bonner,
Miss Sheila Gamble, Miss Gall
Wltmer, and the hosts, Mr. and
Mrs. Marx.
Miss Warthan and her fiance
will be married Saturday even-
ing In First Baptist Church tn
Clarksville.
BRIDAL LUNCHEON FOR
MISS CONERLY
A bridal lunchon was given
Saturday in Paris honoring Miss
Maxine Conerly, bride-elect of
Joe Nelson of Paris Mrs.
Graham Johnson of Commerce
and Mrs. Larry Thomas of Fri-
sco were hostesses for the pre-
nuptial event at The Holiday
Inn.
Miss Conerly and her flan< e
will be married Friday, Nov.
27, In St. Joseph Catholic Chur-
ch In Clarksville.
The luncheon table was laid
with a white cloth and centered
with an arrangement of bronze
chrysanthemums and greenery,
bronze and green being the
honoree a chosen colors.
The hostesses presented
Miss Conerly with a corsage of
bronze chrysanthemums with
satin ribbons and a gift of china.
Places were marked for the
honoree, Mrs. EdConerly, mot-
her of the bride-elect, Mrs. Ed
Llndeman, Miss Sheila Gamble,
and Mrs. Jim Clark Jr., all of
liams of Paris and Arlington;
Mrs. Ray Shaw of Commerce,
Mrs. Glynn Smith of Mesquite,
Mrs. Bill Thompson and Mlsa
Gall Wltmer, both of Parts;
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Johnson.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
HONORS MISS WARTHAN
Miss Kay W’arthan, brtde -
elect of Ernest Wltmer Jr.,
was honoree at a miscellaneous
shower recently at the home of
Mrs. Forrtst Burgess, 1300 S
Locust.
Serving as hostesses were
the honoree* attendants, Miss
Susan Brown, Miss Janet Bur-
gess, and Miss Paula Sauls,
all of Clarksville, and Miss
Judy Warden of Dallas.
In the receiving tine were
the honoree, Mrs. Gene War-
than, mother of the brtde -
elect, Mrs. Ernest Wltmer Sr.,
mother of the future brtde -
groom, Miss Burgess, Miss
Brown and Miss Sauls.
Miss Warden presided at the
registry.
The refreshment table was
covered with a pink linen cloth
and centered with an arrange-
ment of pink carnations, bur-
gundy roses and greenery. Bur -*
gundy tapers In pink cutglass
holders flanked the arrange
ment.
Pink punch was poured from
a cutglass bowl by Miss Bur-
gvss, and Mlsa Sauls served
cake squares frosted In pink
and topped with burgundy sugar
roses.
Assisting the hostesses were
thetr mother, Mrs. Burgess,
Mrs. Roy J. Sauls and Mrs.
George Brown.
Approximately 60 guests
were Invited to attend.
TYLER DEANERY CATHOLIC
WOMEN MEET
The quarterly meeting of the
Tyler Deanery of the National
Council of Catholic women was
held In Clarksville Monday,
November 9. Hostesses were
the ladles of St. Joseph's Catho-
lic Church.
The business meeting and
morning program took place In
the parish hall. Deanery presi-
dent, Mrs. Henry Eckstlen of
Texarkana, presided over the
business session. The morning
speakers were Rev. Joseph M.
McMahan, M S. of Kilgore and
Rev. Gerlad Bowen M.S. of
Henderson, whose topic was
“Liturgical Renewal.’’ They
pointed out that the renewal
movement stresses the partici-
pation of the people at mass.
The program was concluded
with a period of questions and
answers on the renewed
Liturgy.
Luncheon was served tn the
Blue Room of the Alps Cafe.
Father Thomas Hunt, SCJ, as-
sistant pastor at Clarksville,
was the luncheod speaker. He
spoke on the church In Latin
America. His moat Informative
talk was based on his personal
experiences In Latin American
Countries, especially Mexico
and Puerto Rico.
St. Anthon’ys of Longview will
be host parish for the next
Deanery meeting In February.
FULBRIGHT HOME
DEMONSTRATE* CLUB
Fulbrlght WHD Club met Nov.
12 In the community center In
regular session. Meeting was
called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ob* Wright. Mrs.
Earl Legate led several songs
and the club prayer was re-
peated. Roll call was answered
with the name of a lost book I
read.”
Mrs. Luceus Stevens gave the
report from the Council meet-
ing. Mrs. Hurley Stevens gave
two demonstrations, one, a pair
of beautiful pillow rases with
trimming made of pocket hank -
erchlef; the other, a planter
made of dust pans put together
and filled with flowers.
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J. W. Lowry of Bogata war#
gu##ta. Mrs. Lowry gave a book
r#vtow, “Wh#n Moth#r Ran A
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wrota tha book. It waa wary
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A* many ladles aa poaalbla
plan to attend Craft* Day tn
Bogata November 19.
Punch, coffee and cooktea
war# served to 16 members and
tha two guasts.
Next meeting, will be on Tuax -
day, Nov. 24, not on Thursday
Nov. 28, aa usual.
TEXAS HDA OFFICERS FOR
1985 ANNOUNCED
New officers and board mem-
bers of the County Home De-
monstration Agents Association
of Texas for 1965 are: Mr*.
Madeline G. Kennedy, Kings-
ville, president; Mrs. Ann Son-
ner, Sherman, president-elect;
Mrs. Mona Hildreth, vice pre-
sident; Elinor Harvey,Seminole
secretary; Alice Lee Kemp,
Roby, treasurer; and directors
Margaret Guy, Fort Worth;
Mrs. Sue Farris, Marshall;
Mrs. Louie Jeffers, Rankin;
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Pinson, Joe. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1964, newspaper, November 19, 1964; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth923100/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.