The Aransas Pass Progress (Aransas Pass, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 3, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 3, 1974 Page: 4 of 24
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Joy Banks
At A&M
Cotton Pageant
Ladies
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Dept.
Campus Casuals
Pinehurst
Jd> Hanks, daughter <>l Mi
and Mrs Marvin R Burton of
Ingleside, has been selected to
represent the Soil and Crop
Science Students Wives Club in
Hie -Kith annual Cotton Pageant
and Hall Saturday at Texas
A&M University
"I he event is a social highlight
each year at the University ai d
honors King Cotton, the -tale s
major cash crop
During tile pageant. a (|ucen
and her court ol eight
princesses vv ill lie selected from
young ladies representing col
leges. universities, clubs, and
other organizations throughout
the state
The Burtons will attend the
Pageant
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Lawn Care Hints
By Garden Club
ARANSAS PASS C'AKKTKRIA
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TO BE JUNE BRIDE — Mr. and Mrs W F Allen announce the engagement and
approaching marriage ot their daughter, Kathleen Denise, to Paul Martin Hamilton
of Houston. His patents are Mrs. Shirley Bryan of Houston and Geo. A. Hamilton
of Torrance, Calif. The wedding is being planned for June 8 at 7 p.m. in the
First United Methodist Church here The bride-elect will receive a BA Degree
in Marketing in May from the University of Houston and her fiance is a senior
student at the university.
Kathy Rice,
Bride-Elect
Complimented
TOPS Club
Installs
New Officers
CKI.KBKATKS BIRTHDAY
Exquisite Form Bra-
Lori Lynn
Ked Casual Wear
(don t forget the kid)
We Have Buster Brown
Vances Dry Goods \
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Kimberly Gene West,
daughter of Mr and Mrs
Bonnie West of Aransas I’.iss,
celebrated her fourth birthday
in the home ol her patents
Saturday
Cherry cake and ice cream
were served Games were
played Miss West received
many pretty gifts
Hostesses for the occasion
were Mrs West. Mrs Robert
Mize, and Mrs Pete Adams
Miss Kathy Rice, bride-elect
nl Mickey Harris, was compli-
mented at a bridal shower
Monday evening in the Rattan
Room at I,ittU Bob's
Hostesses were Mrs Marvin
Horton. Mrs F. K Cox. Mrs
Raymond Cross, Mrs AT
Blunt. Mrs J W Gudbeau and
Mis c.irl Jones
Receiving guests with the
lioiioree was her mother, Mrs
.lames Rice of Monahams and
lhe groom to-be's mother, Mrs
Grady Harris
Miss Judy Bales registered
approximately titty guests who
i ailed or sent gifts
A (link and white color
scheme was used for decor
atoms and table An arrange
merit ot pink and white spring
Mowers in a silver bowl
(entered the serving table
which was draped in pink lace
Pink tapers in tall ivory
candelabras burned at either
side ( rystal and silver ap
paint ments were used for
sei \ mg
Nuts, mints, cake and punch
were served by Mrs. Joe Yoder
and Mrs John Cundiff, both
sisters ot the prospective
groom
out ol town guests were Mrs,
Nancy Cundiff of Portland, Mrs
Cornelia Ormond, Mrs. Dorothy
Simpson and Mrs. Vera Kelsey
Texas Tops No 455 met
Monday morning at the Meth-
odist Church with Cecile Scott,
leader. presiding
Nineteen members were in
attendance with two new
memliers, Bernice Holden and
Brenda Temple, introduced
A candle light installation was
held with Maxine Mayer as
installing officer
Newly installed officers are
Cecile Scott, leader. Mozelle
Clark, co leader; Donna Ligh-
tsey. treasurer; Ada Moonen,
secretary Delina Ruth Brimer
was appointed as weigh
recorder with Lee Ellis assist-
ing Frankie Howard was
appointed as Sergeant-at Anns
with Wanda King as Friendship
chairman. Opal Lane, hosp
itality . Rita Young, penalties
Patsy Crumrine. auction and
Maxine Mayer, song leader
Viola Emory was queen for
the week with Donna Lightsey
and Ada Moonen tying for
runner up.
Elexstein Pope was drawn
from the HA HA Box.
With the "Yard of the Month "
program beginning the latter
part of May. the Hibiscus
Garden Club of Aransas Pass
has come up with some
suggestions which should prove
helpful to those who are
interested in gardening, or
competing for the award
An attractive yard, must have
balance A good book on
landscaping should he con-
sulted The landscaping should
conform with the architecture
of the house 1 Your local library
should hi* able to supply you
with such a book >
Use plants indigenous to this
area where possible They do
much better and require less
care
Iaiwn care requires fertilizer
and a good soaking once or
twice a week Keep trees
trimmed, and remove dead
limbs Keep grass trimmed
away from tree base
In judging "Yard of the
Month ", the committee of
judges selects a yard which is
well groomed and whose plants
are healthy
You may hire the mowing
done, hut other care should done
by you Yard work is good
therapy
Don't overplant your yard
Let it breathe Do not let plants
overwhelm your house Keep
them pruned (such as hibiscus)
so they do not grow to the eaves
Tall shrubs offset the balance of
the yard
Hanging baskets, can add to
the attraction of a yard but do
not distract from the yard by
having too many in the wrong
place Keep focal point of yard
as such
Thursday. April »—
Hamburgers, hamburger
salad, french fries, pumpkin
pies, milk
Friday, April 5—
Fishsticks or meat with
catsup, macaroni and cheese,
green peas and carrots, iced
caked, hot rolls, milk
Monday. April H—
Spaghetti and meat, mixed
vegetables, beet slice, mock
pecan pie, hot rolls, milk
Tuesday, April »—
Sloppy joe. pinto beans.
cabbage salad, sugar cookie,
milk'
Wednesday, April 10-
Bar b-que chicken, mashed
potatoes, green beans, fruit
jello. hot rolls, milk
HAPPY EASTER HOLIDAY
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all
who extended comforting sym-
pathy and help in our recent
sorrow. For the beautiful
service, floral offerings, and
other kindnesses, we are deeply
grateful We would like to
extend a special thanks to Dr
II F Elliott, employees of
Aransas Pass Nursing Home,
Charlie Marshall. Rev John C.
Gall and other members of the
First Assembly of God Church
and Rev. Howard Thrift
Thomas Gullick
Charles Barker Jr and
family
Edvthe Hathcock and
family
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ARANSAS PASS. TEXAS C3
The weeks activiti
a very nice stai
evening with a groi,
people from Lamar
them, sponsor Rev
Mrs Nesloney
program of song:
showing of a film
with each resident
one enjoy ed it and ii
to return soon.
Tuesday morning
Assembly ol God
out and had a prog
brought each perse
birthday in Mar*
Tuesday afternoon
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SHOE SALE
of Rockport
The couple will be married
May J5 m the First United
Methodist Church in Monahans
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1 &W4 ------------- & SHOES y ip
lots of smts
A COLORS
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QUALITY BAGS
IAR6E STOCK Of MENS t 116 I0YS
DRESS SHOES
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CHILDRENS SHOES
OUT DOOR
SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Tennis Shoes
Boys —Man
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TRACK SHOES
■ •y • —Men
We've got
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bootsl
SHOE
Myjha Jones In
“Oliver” Chorus
My |ha Jones, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Leroy Jones of 9th and
Deberry in Aransas Pass has
been named to the chorus in the
San Marios Baptist Academy's
production ot the Broadway
musical "Oliver" which will be
performed April 4-5.
The annual musical produc
t ii in is directed by Mrs Susan
Brooks and will tie performed in
the Robinson Christian Center
on the campus of San Marcos
u'.idcmy the state's largest
resident prep school
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KNITS HI NOVELTIES, CHECKS, TONE
TONES, PLAIDS, EASY CARE
WASHABLE, PERMA PRESS
$488
Mm yard
Simplicity 46153
FREE
FILM
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Bring your roll of
Film To Us For
Processing and
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A FRESH ROU OF
FILM
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pAJAtres per rpll
must be goodj
Offer limited /to
print type fill
Offer may be with-
drawn withovt notice.
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The Aransas Pass Progress (Aransas Pass, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 3, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 3, 1974, newspaper, April 3, 1974; Aransas Pass, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth996854/m1/4/: accessed June 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ed & Hazel Richmond Public Library.