Garden Club Spring Flower Show at Pyeatt Home
Garden Club of Mast Texas stage its annual Spring Flower Show Monday at the ME Pyeatt residence on Country Club Road. Members display yearlong studies in arrangements across horticulture and decorative sections with judges awarding blue red white and yellow ribbons and special honors for sweepstakes and miniature divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyeatt
Friends of Garden Club
ME. Pyeatt
Country Club Road
0 M. Millorn
Felix Wells
Q. Abernathy
Garland Monk
Leroy Wilson
J. C. Bowen
Northeast Gallery
Flowers of
Yesteryear
Pyeatt's
Bradley
Tyler Highway
Mast Texas
Sorority Meeting Hosted by Mrs Copeland at Nelwyn Drive
Mrs. Max Copeland hosted the Iheta Sigma Phi sorority meeting at her Nelwyn Drive home. Virginia Arrests presided, minutes by Beverly Tallent and Cathy Shipp filed the treasurer report. The group planned the Founders Day banquet for April 4 at Cauce's in Longview with Mr Bradley Stegall demonstrating Madame Pullowings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Copeland
Iheta Sigma Phi Sorority
Nelwyn Drive
Virginia Arrests
Beverly Tallent
Cathy Shipp
Mary Grit
Cauce’s
Longview
Bradley Stegall
Copeland
Scorrells
Linda Loyd
Grace Shores
Mary Griffin
Yvonne Clark
Diane Wood
Sharon Hagan
Farel Aten Thomas
Susann Pitman
Jame Bruns
Barbara Halpher
Charlsie Wilkins
Noriia Senter
White Oak community events and local notes
Mrs. Lottie Hall and Don from Houston visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John W. West. The Ratleys caught 100 bream at Toledo Bend. Lions Club Bar B Que at Gree County fairgrounds with Sheriff Crawford cooking. Scout Troop 207 box supper at White Oak Community Center with awards. Foreign Language Club rummage sale at Community Center for trip to Mexico. Camp Fire girls toured Livingston Indian Reservation. Mike Hines, grandson of Jim and Mrs. Brent, is accepted to Southwestern Medical School and will enter in June. Camp Switch and Spring Hill Club meet. Attorney Frank Supercinski spoke on marriage laws. Supt. EB Carrington reappointed to Region 7 Service Center in Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Hall
Don
Houston
John W. West
Hall
Mr. West
George Ratley
Jack Warlick
Toledo Bend
Lions Club
Gree County Fairgrounds
Sheriff Noble Crawford
White Oak
Mexico
Camp Fire
Livingston
Mike Hines
Jim Brent
Lubbock
Tech
Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Mike
Southwestern
Spring Hill
Frank Supercinski
Dorcas Bible Study Club Meets at Mrs Brown’s Home
Mrs Brown hosted the Dorcas Bible Study Club on Tuesday afternoon at her home on the old Longview highway. Guests included Mrs Celia Thomas and Mr Sam Wright. Mrs H Hi Krutin opened with prayer and read a poem. minutes were read. a Daniel review covered chapters nine and ten with the vision of Babylon and Grecia. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is Tuesday May 2 at 2 pm at Mrs O G Jones’ home with Mrs R C Taylor as co hostess. study will be from Daniel 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Brown
Dorcas Bible Study Club
Longview Highway
Celia Thomas
Sam Wright
Brown
H Hi Krutin
G. Jones
E. D. Sutton
W. Webb
Daniel
Babylon
Grecia
Gordon Godfrey
M. Kennedy
Arkansan visitor in Dillard home
Elliott M Dean of Magnolia Ark visited KD and Mrs Dillard this week. Dean, retired and active in publishing, partners with Expression Publishing Co of Magnolia which released A Book of Poems Valley of Vision in a second printing. He plans a volume of short stories and poems and has published feature stories in area papers. He also acts in Magnolia Civic Theatre productions Green Grow the Lilian and The Debate Balance staged by the Magnolia Civic Theatre with Southern State College sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KD. Dillard
Elliott M Dean
Magnolia
Ark
Dean
Expression Publishing Company
Expression
Valley of Vision
Harry B. Colay
Magnolia Civic Theatre
Southern State
Nilege
May 2 Dorcas Bible Study Club meets at 2 pm
Dorcas Bible Study Club gathers at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. O G Jones with Mrs. R C Taylor as co host. The group will study chapter 11 of Daniel. Call in your news.
Old Nautical Charts For Sale In Texas Region
Original nautical charts of American waters issued by the National Ocean Survey go on sale to the public through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. About 10,500 charts, dating as far back as 1852 to the early 1940s, are offered at $1 each until July 1 when price rises to 43.50. First come, first served. requests to NSS Rockville, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
National Ocean Survey
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Physical Science Services Branch
Rockville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Smith
Jimmy Malone
Randy Jeter
Wendy van Luiyt
Mark Rector
Mark Lively
Butler’s Pantry
Precious Home
Mrs. Copeland
Sorority
Ac Sportswear
Holcombe’s Man Shop
Gladewater, Tex
West Upshur
White Oak News
Supt
EB Carrington
Region 7
Kilgore
Mrs. Brown
Trouble Shop
Clint Goforth
Mer
Arkansan
Dillard
O. G. Jones
R.C. Taylor
Gladewater Mirror
Junior Petites
ORIG
Penney’s Dress Department
Penney
E.C.M
Oni
Jcpenney
Gladewater
Star of Africa Diamonds
Hightower
Credit Jewelers
Sladewater
Tex
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