Senior Citizens Group to Fold In Review Club Meet
The 7ENSION GROUP h as Senior Citizens will fold i review club meeting 1st at 2 pm in the art room with a welcome to at meeting Mollie Mulli.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
11
The 7ENSION GROUP h as Senior Citizens will fold i review club meeting 1st at 2 pm in the art room with a welcome to at meeting Mollie Mulli.
Here From Ardmore Mr. and Mrs. Ele Horner of Ardmore Oklahoma visited Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Coker and his brother C. F. Horner here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall visited Mrs. Jimmy Marshall who is ill in a Seguin hospital Sunday. The Jimmy Marshalls live at Schertz near Seguin and Randolph Field.
January 10 Tea event in the Homemaking Cottage drew 75 mothers and daughters for the Comanche High School F H A Mother Daughter Style Show. Twenty seven sophomore girls modeled jumpers and dressy dresses with a shirt waist trend and tailored looks. Hot cider, cinnamon sticks, lady fingers, and brownies were served by hostesses and junior Homemaking girls provided refreshments.
Mrs. Bess Satterfield, a former Comanchean now living in Houston, won 655.07 in two weeks from the Houston Chronicle crossword puzzle pot. The Chronicle notes she and another double winner shared 130.07 last week and 525 the week before.
C A Parker extension farm management specialist advised farmers to put on paper a long range replacement plan to insure replacements as they are needed, noting mechanization requires sound advance planning on a farm.
The speaker honors a person who loves God and follows His commandments daily. Such a person radiates love, joy, peace, harmony, strength, and goodness, and is blessed and fulfilled. The author asks why more people do not strive to imitate this example.
America's Crochet Champions were honored at ceremonies in the Waldorf Astoria New York signaling the close of the 16th annual Nationwide Crochet Contest by the National Needlecraft Bureau. Nearly 100000 entries came from 869 state and county fairs with 368 winners representing 39 states. California led with 54 winners, Iowa 37, Ohio 25, Idaho Indiana Minnesota Nebraska Washington 15 each, Illinois Oklahoma Oregon followed with 14 13 and 11. Each champion won an all expense paid trip to New York for two plus cash awards. Mrs Richardson earned an 8 day Bermuda cruise and a special First Prize in Original Design for a centerpiece. Miss Lally featured crocheted dolls and Mr Pryor a bedspread.
Dr Bristol Gray a former pastor now living in Brownwood introduces Poems To Read iate The Lessons of Fifty Fifty by W Bristow Cray DD published by Pageant Press New York for Sunday School teachers nationwide Each poem accompanies an International Sunday School lesson for 1958 and cites the lesson date and biblical passage The verses aim to spark interest in Bible teaching and impart moral lessons to youth
A review lauds a new poetry collection by Dr. Gray, highlighting spiritual themes for Sunday schools and readers of all ages. It notes the author’s Kentucky birth, 1873, Presbyterian ordination in 1902, an honorary degree in 1914, and previous works, including a predecessor for Fifty-Eight. The volume is praised as enriching religious education and a fitting gift.
The Heritage Club will meet Tuesday February 4 at Theresa Dudley home with Co B Williams Jr as co host. Mrs Chester McKinize and Miss Gaynells Cauley present the program World In Your Sitting Room.
Visit in Spencer home recently included Mr and Mrs Andy Williams of Raton New Mexico W R Puckett and Elmer Biggs of Floydada.
Kay Botard, 15, of Jim Wells county, earned the state 4-H Home Departures award and a $150 Montgomery Ward scholarship for future homemaking. She sewed 250 garments, canned and prepared food, redecorated a bedroom, and led 4-H junior activities since 1955. Rita Stewart, 15, Brown County, won Beautification of Home Grounds and received a 19 jewel wrist watch. Both awards are from the Cooperative Extension Service in its 34th year.
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