Special Services at Christ Church Observes Bishop Quin
Special services planned at Christ Church Houston next week led by Rev Lawton Riley mark Bishop Clinten Quin s retirement with Holy Communion at 16 30 on Monday October 3 and a diocese wide observance. Parishioners will place names in a bound book of memory in the church vestibule and a second Holy Communion service will celebrate All Saints Day on Tuesday November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Lawton Riley
Mand
Clinten
Quinn
Diocese of Texas
Quin
Christ Church
Houston
Crist Church
Episcopal Church
Mrs. R. C. Gordon Celebrated at 96th Birthday Party
Mrs. R. C. Gordon marked her 96th birthday with a surprise party at her home on Wednesday Oct 18. A group of friends gathered to extend well wishes and present gifts, with refreshments of punch and cake served. Attendees included Zoe Hempton Norman Griffen Jones Crawley Mary Ethel Leming the Montgomerys and their children Wanda Sherrie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Hempton
Norman Griffen Jones Crawley
Atlanta
Mary Ethel Leming
A. H. Montgomery
Betty
Sandra
Hill Montgomery
Wanda
Sherrie
Ben Bollman
Larry
Lawrence Waeroner
Tommy Wayne
Lai
Tom Wise- Man
Joe
Anni
Cook
Dar Kins
Marshall
Warry Brown
Praynk Law
Morris Smiths Entertain With Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Morris S Smith hosted a family dinner in honor of their son Wesley on leave from boat training at the U S Naval Training Center San Diego California Guests included Wesley's McCain and Smith relatives from Paris Dallas and Linden Wesley is due back in San Diego October 29 and plans to enter the Navy school of fire control technicians
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Morris S. Smith
Wesley
U.S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
E. M. McCain
Paris
R. N. Baker
Louise McCain
M. L. McCain
Dallas
Roy K. Smith
Linden
Navy
School of Fire Control
T Chnicians
Halloween Party for Children at Episcopal Parish
A Halloween party will be held Sunday evening at 6 30 at Christ Episcopal Parish House for the children of the Church School. Friends of the boys and girls are invited. Mrs R David Fey is General Chairman. The hall will be decorated and games will be played with refreshments. Rev Lawton Riley invites parish adults to attend and join the festivities.
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Christ Episcopal Parish
Church School
R. David Fey
Lawton Riley
Beth Broussard Is Honoree At Birthday Party
Mrs. Bennie Broussard hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party honoring her daughter Beth on her 16th birthday. Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations framed the event with refreshments served. Attendees included Sharon Harvard, Bubba Harvard, Evelyn Harvard, Drulane Hellums, John Thomas Taylor, Bill Cornelius, Mike McQuinn, Brad Simpson, Hard Rovd, Marsha Lester, Lindy Grubos, Paula Bass, Gay Greeney, Tookie Jenkins, Jill Watson, and Carolyn Kubbs. Gifts were sent by Danny Henderson, Gary Fant nm, and Jane Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Broussard
Beth
Sharon
Bubba
Evelyn Harvard
Drulane Hellums
John Thomas Taylor
Bill Cornelius
Mike McQuinn
Brad Simpson
Hard Rovd
Marsha Lester
Lindy Grubos
Paula Bass
Gay Greeney Tookie Jenkins
Jill Watson
Carolyn Kubbs
Danny Henderson
Gary Fant Nm
Jane Johnson
Episcopal Men To Have Supper Meeting at Parish House
The Men's Club of Christ Episcopal Church will hold a supper next Tuesday night November 1 at 7:30 in the Parish House. All members and the rector Rev Lawton Riley urged to attend with guests. T. J. Taylor III will introduce George Marks Soil Conservation Representative who will give a talk and show motion pictures.
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Men's Club of Christ Wpiscopal Church
Lawton Riley
T. J. Taylor, III
George Marks
Soil Conservation
Friday Sewing Club Meeting at Mrs Simpson’s Home
The Friday Sewing Club gathered October 21 at Mrs. Simpson’s home. After an hour of sewing and conversation the group held a business session. Hostess assisted by Mrs. G. T. Haggard served a salad plate to Mrs. J. Maes. Members listed include Mrs. P. M. Bower, Mrs. A. S. Laird, Mrs R. A. Loomis, Mrs. Meat McBride, Mrs. S. S. Minor, Miss Fannie Benefield, and Miss Irma Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Haggard
J. Maes
P. M. Bower
A. S. Laird
R. A. Loomis
Meat McBride
S. S. Minor
Fannie Benefield
Irma Walker
Charles Hampton Family Hospitalized for Gas Fumes
Mr and Mrs Charles Hampton and their daughter Sharon Lou seven were hospitalized at 430 am Tuesday after gas fumes entered their home from the central heating system. Sharon Lou was released the same day. The Hamp ons, at the Terry IdWare Clinic, were reported to be much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hampton
Sharon Lou
Hampton
Terry iDeWare Clinic
PTA Membership Drive To Close
The PTA drive for new members is in its final week with dues at fifty cents per member. The National Congress of Parents and Teachers aims to unite parents teachers and citizens to enhance the education and welfare of children and youth. Join now to strengthen home school cooperation and support democratic citizenship.
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Parent-Teacher Association
P.T.A
Congress
Pt.a. Now
the Nations Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington, D.C
Bulldogs Travel to Atlanta for Classic Rivalry Friday
Jefferson Bulldogs journey to Atlanta to renew a long running rivalry with the Rabbits. Both teams are out of district title contention as Atlanta relies on returning back George Jackson who dominates the backfield and lines across four returning starters. The Bulldogs reshuffle positions to find a winning mix as both clubs aim for competitive Friday night showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Bulldogs
Atlanta
Atlanta Rabbits
Texas
New Boston
Mt. Vernon Parker
Ieohita
Jacken Wee
Jackson
Mayither
McKfield
Hawkins
R. Hall
Oden
Swinney
J. L. Fitts
Richard McCasland
Hugh Steger
Butch McWilliams
Bulldogs
David Henderson
Clayton Keith
Bennie Cooner
George Wolaver
Arthur Gordon
Wendell McNeely
Tommy Tinsley
Phoney Harrell
Tommy Smith
Jefferson
Le—Clayton Keith
Cgeorge Wolaver
James Tolleson
Jerrey Lee
Arthur Wharton
Glen Webster
Lannie Hawkins
George Jackson
Stevie Oden
Bulldogs Fall as Clarksville Hands Jefferson 25-0 Home Loss
Clarksville Tigers defeated Jefferson 25 to 0 in a District 14-AA game on Friday night. Gene Whitsell opened scoring with a 25 yard TD in the second period. Clarksville added two more TDs in the third quarter, including a 2 yard plunge by Douglas Schuler and a 81 yard interception return by Douglas Martin following a Jefferson drive to the 19 yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville Tigers
Jefferson
Bulldogs
Clarksville
Gene Whitsell
Tigers
Douglas Schuler
Tommy Smith
Lunch Room Menu Next Week
Weekly lunch menu outlines meals from October 31 to November 4 with daily choices. Monday features chopped ham and sides, Tuesday roast with gravy and N beans, Wednesday meat balls with spaghetti, Thursday ground meat with chili beans, and Friday hot dogs with chips and salad. all days include corn bread and milk.
Look Who Near Look Who Near Australia?
Mr and Mrs Ochis Stroman of Avinger welcomed a 6 lb 14 oz daughter Mary Ann born October 25 at Terry DeWare Clinic. Mr and Mrs Bill Scantling of Livingston welcomed a 7 lb 12 oz daughter Melody Ann born October 20. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hubert Scantlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochis Stroman
Avinger
Terry- DeWare Clinic
Mary Ann
Bill Scantling
Livingston
Melody Ann
Hubert Scantlin
Kindergarten Costume Party On Halloween Held At Home
Mrs Gussie Williams kindergarten class will hold a Halloween costume party Monday afternoon. The event will be hosted at the home of Mrs Halbert McQuinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Williams
Halbert McQuinn
Jefferson Pup Wins Over DeKalb Junior High
The Jefferson Bullpups rolled to a 41-13 victory over the DeKalb Cubs, improving to 3-1-2 in district play. Wayne Bollman opened scoring on a five yard run after a 70 yard drive, with Jerry Suber adding a 24 yard touchdown. DeKalb answered with Atchley eight yard end run, then Bollman added a 26 yard scamper, with Bower kicking the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High Bullpups
DeKalb Cubs
Jefferson
DeKalb
Wayne Bollman
Jerry Suber
Bollman
Atchley
Nazarene Class Entertained With Social Event
The Junior Sunday School Class of the Nazarene Church held a Tuesday night social hosted by Mrs. Coley Mauldin. Attendees included John Coats W H Wells Linda Hughes Jo Ann Bowden Billy Joyce Miller Bill and Nancy Smith Dickie and Claudia Jean Woods J W Buddy and Janette Mauldin Mrs Curtis Bowden Mrs Claud Woods and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nazarene Church
Coley Mauldin
John Coats
W. H. Wells
Linda Hughes
Jo Ann Bowden
Billy Joyce Miller
Bill
Nancy Smith
Dickie
Claudia Jean Woods
J. W
Buddy
Janette Mauldin
Curtis Bowden
Claud Woods
Harvest Flower Show Rules Told
The Jessie Allen Wise Garden Club fall show will be at the Manse from 4 to 6 p.m. on November 3. Rules note open classes to amateurs, require exhibitor grown specimens with naming cards, allow bought or grown materials, permit wild elements, and require potted plants to be three months grown. Exhibitors may enter multiple arrangement classes but only one entry per class.
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Jessie Allen Wise Garden
R. T. Shaw
Veterans Gift Shop To Remain Open Short Time
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the annual veterans gift shop at the Legion Hall. A high school choir performed, with Mrs. Walter Dolan on piano and Mrs. Carl Bailey directing. Due to few gifts, the shop will stay open awhile for contributions or pickup by Mrs. Jay Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Walter Dolan
Carl Bailey
Jefferson Rotary Club Resolution of Condolence
The Jefferson Rotary Club of Jefferson Texas adopts a condolence resolution for Paul L Bass a charter and beloved member whose Rotary spirit and counsel touched members and the Marion County community. The club will send copies to his family and publish in the Jefferson Jimplecate. Committee members J H Benefield and J R Corneliu s.
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George Ramsay
Jefferson Rotary Club
Paul L. Bass
Rotary
Marion County
Jefferson
Texas
Mt. Pleasant Rolls Past Central 28-7 in Non-Conference Clash
Mt. Pleasant built a 14 point first half on faulty Center passes by Central and a 5 yard keeper by Roy Henry, as Lion QB Toliver remained sidelined by injury. Jesse Johnson and Brick Watson powered the line while Fred Bonner created scoring chances for Central before Mt. Pleasant added the final tally in the second. Central hosts Henderson next Thursday October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Jackson
Lions
Mt. Pleasant
Fam
Peointarate
Fred
Bonner
Central HG
Te Lions
Mt. Plessaint
Jesse Johnson
Brick” Watson
Perry
Veal
Guinn
Lockett
Richard Olds
Thomas
Lion
Roy Henry
QPF
Maade
Taeckle
Henry Young
Toliver
Gladewater
Henderson
Study Club Met At Home Of Mrs Thomas 033
The 1933 Study Club met at the home of Mrs R W Thomas with Mrs Jack Bullard as co hostess on Tuesday evening October 18 The year’s study course will be Effective Living The afternoon program featured Thumbnail Sketches of Some Broadway Hits with Miss Shaw on Musicals and Mrs Walker on Plays Members answered roll by naming Broadway personalities and current hits Refreshments were served to a list of members including Mrs R S Shaw Mrs Halbert McQuinn Mrs Charles Hoag Mrs George Marie Mrs Vivian Duck Mrs Milton Jones Mrs Robert Greaves Mrs Milton Bass Mrs Creighton Laird Mrs R K Walker Mrs Roy Cobb Mrs A L Williamson Mrs Doyle Bower Mrs Morris Lipman Mrs Edward Taylor Mrs R W Pierce Mrs Neeman Mrs Dee Farr Mrs Oren Fuquay Mrs Jimmy Gamble and Mrs R W Thomas and Mrs Jack Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thomas
Jack Bullard
R. S. Shaw
R. K. Walker
Methodists Host Pancake Supper for Worthy Projects
The Young Adult Class of the First Methodist Church will hold a Pancake Supper in the church basement on November 1 from 6 to 8 pm. Proceeds fund class projects. members will serve. Pancake flour from Pillsbury, sausage from Mr Pollen, milk and butter from Borden. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pillsbury
Pollen
Borden
Local Pair Enter Tyler Rose Festival Luncheon Roles
Mrs. Faun Shaw and Miss Doro thy Bennett attended the Tyler Rose Festival queen's luncheon at Tyler Country Club as guest artists. Shaw was the organist and Bennett the soloist. Jo Ann Miler, 1954 Festival Queen, spoke in honor of 1955 Queen Maymerle Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faun Shaw
Dorothy Bennett
Tyler
Clarence Braden Reported Improving At Ochsner
Clarence Braden, patient at Oschner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans, is improving and may return home in a couple of weeks. He became ill while en route to the national American Legion Convention in Miami earlier this month. Friends may send cards or letters to him at the hospital.
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Clarence Braden
Oschner ‘Foundation
New Orleans
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R. C. Gordon
Morris Smiths
Episcopal
Barbara Holliday
Scaggs
Jerry Williams
Kathy Wilson
Wilma Wilson
Donnie Lee Nelms
Floyd Nelms
Miss Holliday
Hattie Bess Holliday
Beth Broussard
PTA
Mary Ann Mnorris
Phony Harrell
Debbie Johnson
Bill Johnson
Stevie Turner
Tommy Turner
Miss Morris
Tom Morris
Jefferson Pups
Arthur Bower
Nazarene
Methodist
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