Hearne Play Cast Hosted At Cruse Home After Show
The senior class play Room For The Groom and its production staff were guests at Dr. and Mrs. Ray Cruse’s home last Friday after the high school performance. Attendees from outside the family entered through a lighted marquee as posters, press reviews, and rehearsal photos greeted them. The cast received souvenir plates and Miss Kathryn Bishop, the director, wore a white orchid corsage amid decor of pink tapers, roses, and greenery. The group enjoyed refreshments and dancing, with some staying the night. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Powell hosted a May Mother's Day dinner celebrating their 50th anniversary, with children and grandchildren in attendance and gifts displayed on a central table with a gold chrysanthemum arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cruse
Kathryn Bishop
Miss Bishop
Caren
C. O. Powell
Roy Buzbee
Houston
Jack Powell
Jackie
Steve
Lufkin
L A. Simpson
Mike
Diane
Ronnie
Alice
Jane Newman
Karen
Bryan
John Paschall
Wilbur S. Strong
J. B. Birdwell Jr
Hill Top Resort Lodge
Normangee
Hill Top Resort
Wilbur Strong
Carol Ann Altimore
Carol Ann Rogers
Caren Cruse
Chalmers Gable
Mother's Day Dinner In Leo Zeig Home
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zeig and children hosted a Mother's Day dinner at noon Sunday in their home. Honored were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lehman of Westphalia. Relatives from Westphalia Rockne Dallas Hearne attended, including Hattie Beach, Thomas Goertz and six children, George Lehman and three children, Lester Lindeman and three children, Lee Langford and five children, plus Langford houseguest and D. E. Langford of Austin. A luncheon of barbecued beef, potato salad, baked beans, pickles, potato chips, green salad, green beans and hot onion bread was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Zeig
Frank Lehman
Westphalia
Hattie Beach
Thomas Goertz
Rockne
George Lehman
Dallas
Hearne
Lester Lindeman
Lee Langford
Langfords
Mr. Langford
D. E. Langford
Austin
Houseparty Honors Mother's Day Visitors
Dr and Mrs B K Doherty and children hosted a houseparty over Mother's Day weekend to entertain out of town relatives in Hearne. Guests included Mrs Thelma Irwin and Dr Dohertys parents from Waco, sister Mrs George Slade and children from San Antonio, and relatives from Mexia, Waco, Austin, Houston. Mrs Fellers, formerly Donna Sue Warren, joins family before Sgt Slade departs for Bangor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Doherty
Doherty
Thelma Irwin
F. ©. Doherty
Waco
George Slade
San Antonio
Sgt. Slade
Bangor
Maine
Rose Marie Irwin
Mexia
Gordon Warren
Jack Irwin
Lynn Irwin
Austin
Charley Fellers
Houston
Fellers
Donna Sue Warren
Hearne
Birthday Party for Cindy Dodson Hometown Celebration
A pastel frosted cake ceremony formed the centerpiece for Cindy Dodson’s sixth birthday at Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dodson’s home on Thursday afternoon May 9. Outdoor games entertained guests including Cindy and her brother Billy Dodson. Fishing for party favors from a candy bowl. prizes included a spin top and a yoyo. Attending relatives and friends included Mrs. Barney Baker, Mrs. Harold Baker, Mrs. Ida Baker, Mrs. Charles Luster, Tracy Luster, Theresa Baker, David Cosby, Suzy, Cathy, and Jimmy Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
A. B. Dodson
Cindy
Stuart Luster
Billy Dodson
Barney Baker
Harold Baker
Ida Baker
Charles Luster
Tracy Luster
Theresa Baker
David Cosby
Suzy
Cathy
Jimmy Cook
National Music Week Centerpiece Of Hearne Program
National Music Week occupied the Hearne Music Lovers Club May meeting at the Plagens home. Mrs. E A Gregurek outlined the week’s philosophy, readings and a telegram from Charles M Tremaine. The group sang and discussed music’s role in culture and society, concluding with All Creatures of Our God and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Music Lovers Club
Julius F. Plagens
Randall Rogers
Beverly Hairrecll
T. H. Stotts
E. A. Gregurek
National Music Week
Charles M. Tremaine
National Federation of Music Clubs
Tremaine
Karney
NMW
United Nations
Happy Hour Club Activities Named
Activities of the Happy Hour Club during the past month included courtesy greetings by L W Perkins H B Priest ly and T A Searcy. Mrs Perkins hosted a fried chicken luncheon at her lakeside home in April with special guests Mrs John Dorrell and Mrs John Guenzel. Priestly hosted a covered dish luncheon with her mother Mrs O T Gray. Searcy hosted the first May meeting with all members present except Mrs E H Crowder and afternoon handiwork for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
L. W. Perkins
H. B. Priestly
T. A. Searcy
E. H. Crowder
Hearne Garden Club closes current year with luncheon
The Hearne Garden Club ended its year with a May 9 luncheon at the Municipal Clubhouse. Hostesses Mrs Grady Griffin Mrs Roy Lewis Mrs Coy Cross and Mrs F W Cooper welcomed members at 12:30. The meeting featured a flower show review and a vote to host a fall show. New officers for two years were sworn in by Mrs Jack Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Garden Club
Grady Griffin
Roy Lewis
Coy Cross
F. W Cooper
John Childers
J. E. Jackson
W. D. Pringle
Jack Kelly
M. O. Baker
Pringle
R. L. Smith
E. H. Crowder
J. L. Huskey
W. L. Ditto
Baker
Lar Smith Two Year Birthday Party at Flying V Ranch
Mr and Mrs Larry P Smith celebrated their son Lar’s second birthday with a party at the Flying V Ranch guest house from three to five on Friday May 10 with gifts open and a white birthday cake with a cowboy topper. Guests included John Fred Moss Mark Fachorn Sammi Degelia Gregg Moore Robby Putz Scott Fry Phil Fry and Lori Smith with adult guests Mrs J Fred Moss Mrs Sari Degelia Jr Mrs Ned Fachorn Mrs Jo Moore Jr Fr A Putz and Mrs Jamie Fry of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry P. Smith
Lar
Natal
Flying V. Ranch
John Fred Moss
Mark
Mitch Fachorn
Sammi Degelia
Gregg Moore
Robby Putz
Scott
Phil Fry
Bryan
Lori Smith
J Fred Moss
Sari Degelia Jr
Ned Fachorn
Jo Moore Jr
A. Putz
Jamie Fry
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Charles Briggs MI
Calvert
Gregorek
Miss Hairre
Mitt Bush
Carla Reede Hearne
A&m College
Lar Smith
Cowboy
Honore
Decker
Olog
Hormel
Lipton’s Tea
Lilly
Magnosia
Saran
MLADY
Flou
William
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