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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1952

Page

2

Odessa Symphony Closes Season With May 6 Concert

The Odessa Symphony will perform its final program of the season on May 6 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium conducted by Robert L Madfox with Mrs Leland R Croft as concertmaster and LaMarr Chapman as accompanist The program includes the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony Francaise Militaire two movements of Rodeo Suite by Copeland March Slave an overture Strauss Blue Danube and a Bartered Bride children’s dance Encores may add lighter pieces The orchestra has gained strong support from Odessa music lovers and officials note its growing prominence in the city’s musical life.

Odessa Symphony Robert L. Madfox Chestra QO. A. Fulcher Odessa Q. E. Simpson George Churchill A. R. Callaway Francaise Militaire A. Copeland

Lamb Barbecue Tips Feature Various Lamb Cuts

Lavish barbecue sauce outfits lamb cuts with tomato herb notes. Reba Staggs suggests browning lamb cubes for stews, then simmering in sauce for 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Riblets from lamb breast and lamb shanks also suit barbecuing in the same method.

Home Reba Staggs

Mrs. Giddens Heads Honorary Mothers Club

Mrs. L. H. Giddens is named president of the Honorary Mothers' club by a nominating committee reporting April 24 at the home of Mrs. Paul Rhoades. Officers include Mrs. J. B. Evans as vice president and Mrs. O. F. Blank as secretary reporter. The group plans a Coke party May 1 at Mrs. Blank’s home and a Mother’s Day luncheon in May at the Lincoln Hotel while voting a $25 payment on a lot for a needy family.

L. H. Giddens Honorary Mothers’ Club Paul Rhoades Eest County Road Pete Wheeler J. B. Evans O. F. Blank Oscar Bourg T. B. Harris Harris

Montgomerys Announce Vera Mae Montgom ery Freddi Woodruff Nuptials

Mr and Mrs FE M Montgomery announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Vera Mae to Freddie Woodruff of Lincoln Ark The ceremony will be at Free Will Baptist Church 1600 S Grant at 7 pm May 3 Reverend E A Hobbs uncle of the groom will officiate Maid of honor Joan Landsford and best man Don Beatlen attend The bride attended local schools before residing here and her parents came four and a half years ago The bridegroom was educated in Arkansas schools.

FE. M. Montgomery Joan Landsford Don Beatlen Miss Montgomery Illinois J. P. (Bun) Gibbins

GFWC Convention to Convene in Minneapolis May 12 17

The General Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its 61st annual convention May 12 to 17 in Minneapolis with hostesses from Twin Cities and Minnesota Federation. Mrs. Van Hook Stubbs of Wortham leads 100 delegates from Texas amid a 75,000 member federation. Key speakers include Kefauver Peale Dirksen and Malik. opening is by Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton with theme Guide posts to Freedom.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Minneapolis Minn Twin Cities St. Paul Minnesota Federation of Women’s Clubs van Hook Stubbs Wortham Texas Federation Texas Rock Island Estes Kefauver Tennessee Norman Vincent Peale Mararet Hickey Ladies Homeournal Salem Rirk Everett M. Dirksen I Ilinois Robert Montgomery John Sparkman Alabama Charles A. Malik Lebanon Sylvia Porter Lloyd Shaw Tudge Florence Allen Hiram Cole Houghton Red Oak Iowa Stubbs Austria Cne Minnesota Chippewa Fmerds

Pretty patty luncheon salad with tomato boat

Hollow out a tomato and fill with a chicken and Calavo salad mix. Mix diced chicken avocado and celery with mayonnaise and curry. Plate on crisp greens with ripe olives for garnish.

Odessa Senior Named to SMU Mortar Board

Miss Sissy Hobson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry E Hobson of 1821 N Lincoln, is named to SMU Mortar Board Decima Chapter for 1952. A senior commercial art major and Zeta Tau Alpha vice president, she will graduate in January and attended the ceremony on Dallas Hall steps. Her selection follows Kirkus honor as an outstanding woman on campus.

Sissy Hobson Jerry E. Hobson N. Lincoln Southern Methodist University Womer Mortar Board Hobson Zeta Tau Alpha Dallas Hall Dallas Kirkus

Belmont WMU reports benevolences and plans

Belmont Baptist Women's Missionary Union met April 28 with Mrs. Bob Steakley presiding and Mrs. W. B. Jackson leading opening prayer. E H Williams read a Seminary Hill student's letter thanking the group. They voted $15 for the Big Spring encampment building, will collect linen for Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene, and donate canned goods for Mexican mission children. Attendees included Mmes W P Hodges Raymond Robinson O B Abbott W A Land Lee Bolton and W B Sigeman.

Belmont Baptist Women’s Missionary Union Bob Steakley W. B. Jackson E. H. Williams Seminary Hill Big Spring Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene W. P. Hodges Raymond Robinson O. B. Abbott W. A. Land Lee Bolton W. B. Sigeman

Mother's Day Breakfast Keeps Simple Pleasures

A light, easy menu for Mother’s Day includes chill apricot nectar with a lemon wedge, a soft boiled egg, raisin toast, and ample hot coffee. Even a very young cook could prepare the meal.

Society Schedule Weekly Women’s Club Events

Mrs. Marvin Crudup hosts the Xi Xi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 7 30 p m Monday May 12 With We Take Stock presented by Mrs Gareth Pollard and Ernestine Barton speaking on Competing Against Yourself The VFW Auxiliary meets 8 p m Thursday at the hut on Andrews highway for initiation of new members The Texas A and M Mothers club hears Midland author Harriet A Smith speak on Texas poetry Friday at 7 30 p m in the county library Area women invited Ex wives and mothers urged to attend as those whose sons plan to enter college this fall Honorary Mothers Club hosts a Mother’s Day luncheon May 8 in Hotel Lincoln Reservations with Mrs W B Stowe and Mrs William Deaderick St Mary’s Altar Society meets 8 p m May 2 in parish hall 17th and Muskingum Bridge and canasta follow installation of new officers All women of the parish invited.

W. B. Stowe William Deaderick Zant League of Women Voters Bourg Meyers Mmes R. 5. Rush Charles B. Perry Vermon L. Carver C. R. Smith W. H. Smith J. J. Willis Lloyd Blank San Jose Calif Marvin Crudup E. 16Th St Xi Xi Beta Sigma Phi Gareth Pollard Ernestine Barton Texas A and M Permian Basin Harriet A. Smith Honorary Mothers’ Club Hotel Lincoln William iDeaderick St. Mary’s Altar Society 17Th and Muskingum Bridge and Canasta

Local Readers and Military and Community Notes

Navy man Bobby D Moore of the USS Antietam expected home on leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F M Moore at 901 W Ada. Shattuck and Dickens family items, preschool roundup day planned for Crane May 7, mural work by Mrs Schrivinger, and local residents involved in projects and service.

Bobby D. Moore Antietam U. S. Navy F. M. Moore W. Ada Bobby French Tool & Supply San Diego Don 'S Shattuck New Iberia Wayne Welch Texas Pipe Line Co Crane Sym Schrivinger

Mrs Prickett Honored at Hunter Home Shower

Mrs. Graham Prickett served as honor guest at a pink and blue baby shower on April 27 at the home of Mrs. Ray Hunter 219 Monticello Drive. Hostesses were Mrs. C J Baker and Mrs. J M Berry with a sock corsage, stork centerpiece, mini baby buggies and sherbet punch on the menu.

Graham Prickett Ray Hunter Monticello Dr C. J. Baker J. M. Berry Mmes. W. W. Gray Wm. J. Schwager John Crooks John Hesser G. E. Doss Frank Askew Wallace Hammer Neil Smallwood R. B. Nash Jack Bates Gene Knowles Robert Brown Helen Brown Kirby Martin Gilbert Wengenroth Paul Vanderkolk Chester Gaddis Fred Lukens J. E. Turner Dick Pendleton

Glamorous fruit salad with roasted almond garnish

To make a fruit salad glamorous, sprinkle halved roasted blanched almonds. Roast in a slow oven about twenty minutes and slit while hot. For a French fried flavor toss a cup of almonds with a teaspoon of melted butter, then roast and salt immediately after removing from the oven.

Library leaders discuss plan for Texas library service

The Texas Library Association met in Galveston April 23 26 to shape a plan for library service in Texas. Velma Barrett and Jo Battle co led Panel Six on How Can Libraries Be Sold to Texans with focus on service quality personal guidance and publicity. Miss Barrett will serve as second vice president and recording secretary for two years and the next TLA convention is planned for Lubbock. Attendees included L F Holland Selma Rae Henry Barrett Gertrude Bruce Russell Austin Madeline Berry Frances Goodall Ruth Caldwell Laura Trwick and others from Odessa and surrounding counties.

Federated St. Lawrence Waterway GFWC Minnesota Land of the Sky Blue Waters Yellowstone Park Oscar A. Ahlgren Whiting Ind Theodore S. Chapman Jerseyville Ill Texas Miss Barrett Texas Library Association TLA Lubbock L. F. Holland Selma Rae Henry Barrett Carter G. Woodson Gertrude Bruce Russell Austin Andrews County Madeline Berry Odessa College Frances Goodall Crockett Junior High Ruth Caldwell Laura Trawick Odessa High School

McCamey Woman Elected District VFW President

Mrs. Burney McCollum of the Young McCollum McCamey Auxiliary to Post 5071 was elected president of District 25 at the spring encampment in Alpine April 26 27. Mrs. Cleatus Brooks named treasurer and McCollum appointed Mrs Herschel Curry secretary and Mrs Herb Pope color bearer. Other attendees from the organization included Mmes Clyde Ash L Eddleman George Gunnells F P Tribling delegates and Mmes J T Gibbs J M Adams and Paul Scott.

Burney McCollum Young - McCollum McCamey VFW Alpine Cleatus Brooks McCollum Herschel Curry Herb Pope Mmes Clyde Ash Co. L. Eddleman George Gunnells F. P. Tribling J. T. Gibbs J. M. Adams Paul Scott

WSCS Program Traced at Meet

The Rumbaugh circle of the First Methodist church met Monday morning with Mrs. H. H. Prager. Mrs. Charles Fagan led the program on the Women’s Society of Christian Service duties and circle offices. A chart aided the remarks. Mrs. Wayne Welch led the devotion “Faith and Service to the Lord.” A business session followed with contributions for a project and a tea plate served. Visitor Mrs. L. J. LaPoe attended along with Mmes. R. L. Stephenson, O. B. Whiteside, Ralph I. Meyers, Birdie Bell, Lee McGowen, C. E. Laughlin and H. W. Putman.

Rumbaugh First Methodist Church H. H. Prager Charles Fagan Women’s Society of Chrisian Wayne Welch L. J. LaPoe Mmes. R. L. Stephenson O. B. Whiteside Ralph I. Meyers Birdie Bell Lee McGowen C. E. Laughlin H. W. Putman

Eight Towns Send Delegates to Meet

Visitors from Fort Stockton Monahans Hobbs Denver City Marfa Kermit Midland Crane gathered in Crane for the Firemen's Auxiliary luncheon and coffee. The community hall hosted a 10 am doughnut and coffee start, a noon luncheon menu of ham salad vegetables pie and ice tea, followed by bingo and spring flower decorations. The auxiliary also helped firemen with a barbecue to honor convention delegates.

Crane Fort Stockton Monahans Hobbs Denver City Marfa Kermit Midland

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