Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 24, 1974 Page: 3 of 8
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l lub met rhursday evening
'[he home of Mrs. Hobby
L. with Mrs. J. O. Shaw.
Lident. presiding.
■nuruig the business session
I* members answered roll
* with assigned topics, and
L jecretary’6 report wasgiv-
F yrs>. Mai ion Ainsworth.
L ^haw discussed the Texas
oration of Women’s Clubs
District Kail Board meet-
i in Cooper October 19. Mrs.
L, Conley.chairmanofKas-
tseals committee, discussed
s the membership the 1975
L*als campaign.
|rs. johnny Watkins, program
h‘r presented a talk on the
Cf"The Involved Clubwoman
Free Kittens
Excellent Pets
Housebroken
CALL
395-2178
After 5 p.m.
hill! * * °Ur He*PU"i.i-
b |it>, outlining the accom-
plishments and goals oflede,a
ted clubs, also the purpose, and
roll of the club in the communi-
0;. JHinng the program, Mrs.
Watkins solicited the opm.ons
of club members present. She
concluded her talk with a re-
!£." °f thC C‘Ub conslitution
and by-laws.
The meeting concluded with
the service of refreshments to
members.
Mary "/illlams
T each it,g hew
Course At fcT
Mrs. Mary Lou Williams of
C ooper, a member of the East
Texas State University Depart-
ment of History faculty, is in-
structor for a new course at the
university.
The course, entitled, “Women
in History,” is being taught for
the first time at ETSU.
Mrs. J. R. Watkins and Miss
Ruth Glanville attended the an-
nual reunion of Alumni and Ex-
students of Wesley College in
Greenville Sunday.
Dramatic Club
Members Meet
In Scott Home
I he 1 om A. Lambeth Drama-
tic Club met Tuesday evening,
October 15, in the home ofMrs.
Bill Scott with Mrs. John Shaw
serving as co-hostess.
Mrs. Earl Hooks gave the in-
vocation prior to the service of
dinner to fifteen members.
Mrs. Jack Silman, club presi-
dent, called the meeting to or-
der the the club Collect was re-
peated in unison. During the
business session, members
were urged to attend the Key
District, TFWC, Worshopatthe
First United Methodist Church,
Cooper, on October 19.
Mrs. Clovis Hooten presented
the program on the topic of
“Americanism.”
Mrs. Bernice Sparks gave the
Federation Counselor’s report
and members drew names for
Cheerful Cherubs.
The meeting adjourned with
the club dismissal prayer.
Mrs. Shirley
Hosts Bible Club
Mrs. Nadine Shirley received
members of the Junior Bible
Club in her home on Thursday
afternoon, October 17
Mrs. Oma Baker voiced the
opening prayer and conducted
the business session.
Mrs. Johnny Taylor, lesson
leader for the meeting, pre-
sented the devotional on the
topic “(jive A Portion of Thy-
self If You Want To Be Happy.”
Scripture reading was taken
from Proverbs 3:13-16.
Assisting with the lesson were
Mrs. Caldwell McKinney, Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. Harry Patterson,
Mrs. W. D. Henderson, Mrs.
Lorene Cathey, Mrs. Hoyle
Winsett, Mrs. D. L. Dotson,
Mrs. Grace Hendrix, Mrs. Del-
ma Wintermute and Mrs. Ber-
nice Toon.
Tlie meeting closed with the
club benediction after which the
hostess served refreshments.
The club membership will
meet again on October 31 with
Mrs. Patterson as hostess.
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I News From Pecan Gap
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| By Mrs. E. L. Cummings Dial 359-6317 :|
I0W-COST INSURANCE COVERAGE
JERRY HOLCOMB
INSURANCE
81 W. Side Square
Cooper, Texas
Mary Little
Secretary
DIAL 395-2512
Pecan GapClub
The Pecan Gap Gub met
Wednesday. Oct. 9. with Mrs.
Gladeen Woodall, Mrs. Odell
Fowler won the door prize.
The group signed birthday
cards for residents of a nursing
home. In bingo, Mrs. W. E. Reid
won high score and Mrs. Carlton
Grant, low. Refreshments were
served to nine members
including Mrs. H. B. Beeler,
Mrs. Alvin Young, Mrs. Ruby
Murphy, Mrs. Orville Thurman,
Mrs. Moody Houston, Mrs. Odell
Fowler, Mrs. Carlton Grant,
Mrs. W. E. Reid and the hostess.
Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams were
Bobby Adams and children,
Laurie, Jeff and Lisa, and a friend
from Grand Prairie, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Adams and sons, Daryl
and Galen, Ladonia, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Wayne Burden.
Mrs. W. E. Reid and Mrs.
Maud Morgan were Commerce
visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Stephens took Mrs.
Dexter Stephens home to Uvalde
last week and brought her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bealware
back for a visit. Mrs. Dexter
Stephens had been here several
weeks with Deborah and Newlin
Cooper UUftrUir*
Thursday, October 24, 1974
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Voting Delegxltt
drs. Tommy Wilson and j
inic Sansing were
agates for the Delia (
teof District VIII, Teml
chers' Convention at
h School in Tent
irsday, October T
per teachers attendedfl
, meetings on Friday
Cooper
School Menu§|
Menues to be served i
the week of October
November I in th*
lunchroom are:
Mondav-Oct.28
Chicken Pot Pie
Blackeyed Peas
Green Salad
Sliced Peaches
Milk
T ueadayOct. ^
Baked Ham
Cheese & Macaroni
Lettuce Wedges
Assorted Jelly
vfilk
Wednesdav-Oct.M
urkev-Dressing w/Gible'
ireen Beans C r,n*HirrL
Fruit Salad w whipped'W
Til k
Thursday Oct.3>
Burritoes
pin to1,1
Dill Pickle'
Pineapple Puddl,1K
Reducing plan
for energy users
Plan D <-===- ■
How to save electricity when
using washers and dryers
hili
1 Choose proper wash cycle.
(“Hot" setting isn’t necessary
with most modern fabrics.)
2 Use long wash cycle only with
full laundry load.
d If washer has water level control,
choose level to match load size.
(Saves hot water and energy
used to heat it.)
4 Clean dryer's lint filter after
each load to help dryer efficiency
and reduce drying time.
5. Don t overdry clothes. Set timer
according to garment's fiber
content.
6 Sort clothes for drying by weight
and texture of fabric to avoid
extra run time for 2 or 3
slow dry items.
7 Vent dryer to outside to prevent
indoor moisture build up. F ollow
manufacturer's operating
instructions carefully.
Conserve electricity and you help
conserve one or more of the fuels
needed to produce it: natural gas,
coal and oil. Conserve fuels and
you help assure that there will be
enough to meet essential needs
for electricity in the future.
When you pass a TP&L office,
warehouse, generating plant or
other facility, you'll see that we've
turned off all non-essential
lighting. And, in as many other
ways as possible. TP&L is
reducing its own uses of electricity.
If you would like additional
information on conserving
electricity, call or see the Customer
Service Representative in the
TP&L Office
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Cheeseburger
I I \AS POWER & UGH 1 COMPANY
A tax-pay,nQ investor-owned electric utility
Stephens, while Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Stephens were looking after
their bees in South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Richardson and Mrs. Fay Jones
went to Greenville Tuesday
afternoon to visit Mrs. Horace
Durham in Citizens General
Hospital. They report her
improving after recent surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cummings
left Wednesday, Oct. 16 with Mr.
and Mrs. Odie Roland of Garland
to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Lee
Cummings in Elloree, South
Carolina, also Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bryant and children. Kathy and
Keith at Orangeburg, S.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBrayer
of Irving visited Sunday, Oct. 13
with Mr. and Mrs. Larkin
McBrayer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cummings
attended singing at Antioch
Baptist Church Sunday after-
noon, Oct. 13.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Merrill
and Mrs. Juanita Brooks visited
Mrs. Ann Bowen in Baylor
Hospital. Dallas, Sunday after-
noon, Oct. 13.
Mrs. Sue Smith, Walter and
Janice, Commerce, visited Mrs.
Juanita Brooks Saturday, Oct.
12.
Mrs. Pearl Clower and Miss
Etta Adams visited Mrs. Jess
Fowler, Honey Grove, recently.
Mrs. A. F. Bettis and Mrs.
Alice Todd visited recently in
Oaks Manor Nursing Home,
Commerce, with A. F. Bettis, Dill
McDonald and Lloyd Marshall.
Mrs. Lelia Campbell has
returned to her home in Canyon
after spending seven months
with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Billingsley
during his illness.
Mrs. James Campbell visited
Saturday, 12th with Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Billingsley. Mr. and Mrs.
Dion McDonald, Cooper, were
also recent guests.
Mrs. Jaunita Walls, Honey
Grove and Mrs. Dorothy Houston
were in Dallas, Monday 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Cianciarullo of Ladonia, visited
Miss Etta Adams, Tuesday 15th.
Mrs. Laura Carter and
grandchildren, Eric and Janeen
Cates of Cooper, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Billingsley recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gessman
and Twonette, also LisaWatson
attended the State Fair in Dal-
las last Saturday.
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L. DON HAGER
Manager
Phone 784-3690
PARIS, TEXAS
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS panelists Mrs. David Brock,
Marilyn Thornburrow and Mrs. Hoyle Barr, left to right,
discussed the non-partisan league at a meeting of the Junior
Heritage Club Monday evening at First United Methodist
Church in Cooper.
Panelists Heritage Club Speakers
Three members of the Paris
League of Women Voters spoke
to members and guests of the
Junior Heritage Club Monday
evening at First United Metho-
dist Church inCooper. Hostess-
es for the meeting were Mrs.
Vaughn Giddens and Mrs. David
Phillips.
Mrs. Bart Smith, program
leader, introduced the panel-
ists, Mrs. Hoyle Barr, Mrs.
David Brock and Ms. Marilyn
Thornburrow.
The ladies discussed “What
the League Is;” “The Roots of
the League;” “The League
Now” and “The League in La-
mar County,” stating that this
is a non-partisan volunteer or-
ganization working to promote
political responsibility through
active informed participation of
all citizens in their govern-
ment.
Mrs. Ronald Mobley, club
president, presided for a brief
business session.
Guests attending the meeting
were Mrs. J. H. Westbrook,
Mrs. Bernice Sparks, Mrs.
Evelyn Reeves and Rosanne
Alton Goolsby, Mesquite, Earl
Hallman, Winnsboro, and Mrs.
C. M. Dees attended the funeral
oftheiraunt, Mrs. A. C. Cone, in
Beaumont, Saturday afternoon.
Hendrix. Members present
were Linda Vandiver, Sue Hor-
chem, Janie Vandiver, Brenda
Lewis, Cathy Conley, Barbara
Roderick, Sandy Allison, Peggy
Boles and Barbara Anderson.
Pecan Gap
United Methodist Church
Lord's Acre Day
DINNER
SATURDAY
November 2,1974
11:30 A,M. to 1P.M.
Everyone Invited
Recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Brantley, Route l,
Cooper were Mr. and Mrs.
Quentin Roland, Mrs. Martha
McMullen, Mrs. Bonnie Cook
and Allan of Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. Aubrey Holand, Mr. and
Mrs. Robby Upchurch,Garland;
M rs. J anet Moore and daughters
of Borger; and P. S. Allison of
Pecan Gap.
Six pounds, five ounce Chaney
Dee Scarborough introducesyou
to all her new folks - her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Lee
Scarborough of Duncanville;
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
LaFray Mitchell of Lake Creek;
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Scarbo-
rough, Jr., Duncanville; great
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
Dee Jackson, Lake Creek; Mr.
and Mrs. L. L.Scarborough, Sr.
of Duncanville; Mr. and Mrs.J.
C. Hugghinsof Athens; and great
great grandmother, Mrs. Fred
Mitchell of Cooper. The infant
was born at 1:37 Monday, Octo-
ber 21.
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 24, 1974, newspaper, October 24, 1974; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth984184/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Delta County Public Library.