Dodgers Honored With Wiener Roast Outing
McCamey special event honors the Dodgers after an 11 0 win over the Yankees at county park. Parents host a wiener roast at 6 p m June 12 with Mr and Mrs Sizemore Vick Cunningham and Pirtle present.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
10
McCamey special event honors the Dodgers after an 11 0 win over the Yankees at county park. Parents host a wiener roast at 6 p m June 12 with Mr and Mrs Sizemore Vick Cunningham and Pirtle present.
LSU will begin a new curriculum titled Family and Community Living designed for girls aiming a housekeeping career. General Middleton noted excess male emphasis in courses, and the program will include music art literature speech government and home economics starting in September.
Seventeen high school youths from First and St Pauls Methodist churches attended the Methodist Assembly in Sacramento New Mexico last week with twelve junior high students joining this week. Elected to offices were Teddy Wayne Harris vice president and Phil Szenasi chairman of recreation both from the First Church. Ar and Mrs D F E Rutledge plan a two week midwest trip ending in Colorado visiting relatives and sites. Greggory Robert Kirk of Odessa listed among 2300 Urbana Champaign degree candidates. The 1954 Van Zandt County Reunion will be at McKinzie State Park June 20 with a Father’s Day picnic announced by Grady West and Mrs J A Gunn.
Master points will be given in duplicate bridge Wednesday evening June 30 at the Elks Club. The Lakeview Home Demonstration Club meets June 29 in the Flame Room of Pioneer Gas Co. Odessa Rebekah Lodge No. 68 hosts game night June 19 at 8 p m in the East Side Community Building. Canasta and 42 are on the agenda with refreshments. Pythian Sisters meet June 17 at 8 p m in Castle Hall for initiation.
Ruth Millett argues that wives become unhappy not from small omissions by husbands but from how they interpret those omissions. She notes many women blame love or memory on such slips, but the real cause is the wife’s belief that a husband’s actions reflect his regard, not the acts themselves.
Miss Selma Rae Henry announces a 9:30 a.m. Thursday June 17 preview of films from the Film Council of America. The lineup includes Attracting Birds in Winter Farmyard Babies Two Little Raccoons Pond Life and aims to aid programs for children with background on reading language expression and habitat education.
Summertime brings poison ivy risks for campers picnickers and families tending yards. The plant appears across the country and has distinctive three-parted leaves that grow singly from each stem joint, never in pairs.
The Home Economics Department of the Thor Corporation in Chicago outlines how to freeze picnic foods to ease the prep burden. Suitable items include macaroni and spaghetti, meat loaf, baked beans, chicken a la king, barbecue sauce, and frosted cake. Sandwich fillings like meat, cheese, and peanut butter freeze well, while mayo freezes poorly.
Three Odessa residents were chosen as class officers at Sul Ross State College. Thomas D. Davis 3122 Muskingum was named president of the graduate students. Davis teaches at Crockett Junior High and is an education major. Harold Anderson was elected senior class president and Duane Parsons vice president. Anderson is the son of Mr and Mrs T E Anderson 1700 Doran and Parsons is the son of Mr and Mrs A Y Parsons 1019 East Fourth Street.
Miss Sharon Mabry and James Delaney wed at McCamey First Baptist Church in a 9 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. A L Teaff. The bride wore a nylon dress with a blue and white floral theme. attendants wore aqua. The reception followed at the Park building with a three tier cake and daisies present. The couple plans to reside in Rankin after a wedding trip.
June urges families to drink more milk and enjoy dairy foods for calcium and bones. Readers’re guided to milk soups, proper milk handling, cheese usage, and cheese toppings, plus a festive strawberry and cream cheese dessert and a summer punch serving 25.
The Lutheran Women Missionary League met at the parish hall with Mrs. M. O. Pickett as hostess. Rev. W. P. Schulz led a study on Christian Sunday in relation to the Old Testament Sabbath. Meetings will suspend in July and August. next gathering in September.
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