Christmas programs and desk tidy tales inspire season cheer
Christmas programs by churches and schools promise festive music as Dec. 19 approaches. Beta Sigma Phi showcases a hand embroidered white cloth, while a decorative white styrofoam Dutch shoe brightens the desk scene. A Dallas News-derived quip links aging to daughters, reflecting family humor this season.
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Beta Sigma Phi
First National Bank
First State Bank
Priscilla Webb
Dallas News
Margaret Anderson
Maria
Grandma Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich
Card of Thanks for Elsa Hospital Aid
Mr and Mrs Pablo Vallas thank friends and neighbors for practical help and kindness while their daughter Elsa is in the hospital.
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Elsa
Pablo Vallas
Mrs Wayne Long Heads Lutherans
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday church meeting. Mrs Wayne Long became president with Mrs Di anne Entrop as vice president, Mrs Judy Mitchell secretary, and Mrs Fred Sexton treasurer. Frances Gerald led a devotional and study on I Corinthians 13 in three parts. The president, Mrs Charles Byrnes, led the business session and they planned refreshments after the Children's Christmas program and welcomed new members at 7:30 at the Church.
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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Wayne Long
Dianne Entrop
Judy Mitchell
Fred Sexton
Charles Byrnes
Margaret
L.W.M.L
Charles Vanderhyde
Marlene Warfield
Fhimopst Club Christmas Party At Cafe Royal
Members of the Fhimopst Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ice enjoyed a dessert bridge after dinner at Cafe Royal. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams, Wilsons, Hart, the Tatums, the Hoggs, Hal Price, the Thrasher couple, Mrs. M. H. McWhirt er and Miss Bertha Jenness, plus the hosts. Thrasher won high for men, Mrs. Williams high for women. Bingo winners were Mrs. Hart and Miss Jenness. Christmas decorations and gift exchanges completed the evening.
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Fhimopst Club
Cafe Royal
C. O. Ice
Jim Williams
Wilson, Hart
Fern Tatum
J. C. Hogg
Hal Price
J. W. Thrasher
M. H. McWhirter
Future Needs of Education Highlighted by Monahans-Wickett Leader
George Callender, superintendent, urged higher education emphasis to Nu Gamma Study Club. He cited rising enrollments from 1960 to 1964 at about eight percent annually and projected continuing growth of 40 to 50 students yearly through 1968, urging more buildings and classrooms.
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George Callender
Monahans-Wickett
Nu Gamma Study Club
Thrift Room
Callender
Education Forum Examines High School and College Teaching
Education For Club rooms discuss leveling off high school growth while colleges face expansion. Mr. Cal lender lauds teachers and urges salary hikes to attract staff. He challenges clubwomen to compare current math, English, and science teaching with a decade ago and notes early drop-out detection and broader curricula. Plans for Christmas party and Special Education Class visit noted.
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Callender
Gamma
Grandfalls Yule Lighting Contest Boosts Community Spirit
Sorosis Club of Grandfalls sponsors a Dec 6 to 19 residential Christmas lighting contest in Grandfalls and Royalty. First prize donated by Texas Electric Service Co. second and third prizes crafts by Sorosis members. Final judging Dec 19 from 6 30 to 11 pm. Entry blanks at the Texas Electric Service office or with Mrs Ruth Hickey.
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Sorosis Club of
Grandfalls
Texas Electric Service Company
Sorosis
Texas Electric Service
Ruth Hickey
Sorosis Club
Hickey
Clements Pope Christmas Program Set for Thursday
The Clements Pope Elementary School will stage its annual Christmas program at 1:45 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. Mrs. Carole Dodson directs. First and second graders sing a pair of songs including My Kissing Santa Claus and My Two Front Teeth. third and fourth graders perform a group of religious carols. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
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Clements-Pope Elementary School
Carole Dodson
Clements-Pope
Santa Claus
New Dry Cleaning Service Offers Repairs and Personal Touch
A local dry cleaning business announces a service package including minor repairs prespotting measurement timed deodorizing and personalized hand finishing. The slogan We Give Frontier Stamps appears with contact WI 3 3881.
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