Party Surprises Cement Girl on Eighth Birthday
Jacque line Garrett celebrated her eighth birthday with friends at home. Guests helped with outdoor games and refreshments, balloons and bubble gum favors. Attendees included Pam and Keith Trogden and Mike and Nola Moorehead from Cyril and many local children. Two divisions of Girls Auxiliary met at the church with plans for community mission work and student officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Garrett
Whitley Garrett
Nolan Moorehead
John Trogden
Cyril
Garrett
Pam
Keith Trogden
Mike
Nola Moorehead
Cyril and
Flanne’ Berryhill
Shannon Wright
Mary Davis
Brenda
Helen Mink
Cindy
Carlie Hart
Donna _ Idle
Debra Chandler
Karen Thompson
Debra Bookout
Glenda Thompson
Donna Morris
Pamela
Tami Rea
Robbie Peck
Robin
Rodney Lannon
Kay Sewell
Robbi Kilby
Jimmy Robertson
Gary Morris
Ronald Pullen
Royce Cottrell
Delbert Powell
Gary Stewart
David Miller
Cletis Garrett
Gas
Chattanooga
The
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
Harned Bain
Connie Gravice
Yvonne Couch
Carolyn Dooley
Mary Sue Bostick
Max Smith
Brenda Stubbs
Jacque Phillips
Nancy Humble
Patsy Bostick
Debbie Williams
Women Can Be Too Practical by Ruth Millett
A column argues that practicality in women can hinder family life. It cites examples such as rejecting gifts for not being essential, urging a husband to stay in a disliked job, entertaining only for obligations, and hoarding junk despite potential needs. It notes a shift toward year-round fresh frozen meats.
Beta Club Wiener Roast Supports Badminton and Music
The Beta Club held a wiener roast hosted by Mrs. W L Berryhill with members enjoying badminton and records. A brief business meeting appointed two committees, with refreshment members Nora Day Kathy Bilyeu and Sharon Axton and program committee Mary Lou Mayo John Wood Jean Tuley and Pam Schuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Berryhill
Nora Day
Kathy Bilyeu
Sharon Axton
Mary Lou Mayo
John Wood
Jean Tuley
Pam Schuster
Ladies Civic club adopts two projects in absence of officers
Mrs. E. W. Humble presided at the Ladies Civic club meeting held at Mrs. W. J. Caps shaw home. Projects adopted include sending gifts to Fort Supply state hospital patients and collecting glasses and frames for Glasses for the Needy. The group discussed civil defense cooperation and Christmas gift lists were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
E. W. Humble
Ladies Civic Club
W. J. Capshaw
State Hospital
Fort Supply
J. E. Baugh
Walter Crow
J. C. Crow
J. M. Dalton
J. S. Humble
Logan Hyder
Roy McCary
F. G. Minton
Ira Neal
A. V. Schumpert
Etta Lee Stimpson
FFA Autumn Party Held by Cement Unit
The Cement Future Farmers of America unit hosted an autumn party in the home economics room. Approximately 45 students attended and danced amid autumn decorations and candlelight. Games, records, cookies, doughnuts, popcorn balls, and punch were served. Chapter advisors were Robert Hart and Mrs. Ira Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Robert Hart
Ira Mann
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