Theatre magic discussed by Mrs Tubal Cain at club meeting
Mrs. Tubal Cain was guest speaker at the Domestic Science Club meeting on Thursday January 3. She spoke on Theatre Magic describing backstage work at West Texas State College and explained set building props and lighting. Officers elected for one year include Clyde Drake president Parris Wood vice president and Jerry Nix secretary treasurer. Attendees listed include Mrs. Orr Johnson Choice Drake Stevenson Deskins Wells Coleman Cain and Nix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubal Cain
Domestic Science Clinb
Jerry Nix
Cain
Drama Department
West Texas State College
Clyde Drake
Parris Wood
Mmes. W. R. Orr
J. F. Johnson
Robert Choice
Drake
J. B. Stevenson
Deskins Wells
John Coleman
Nix
Miss Linda Elbert Mid-Winter Bride Showered at Home
The bridal shower for Miss Linda Kay Elbert bride-elect of Dallas man Larry Sullivan was hosted at Mrs. Cecil Shanks home. Mrs. Howard Elbert and Mrs. Edward J. Sullivan Jr. assisted as relatives and guests enjoyed a candle and yellow rose centerpiece and silver service through 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Elbert
Cecil, Shanks
Linda Kay Elbert
Larry Sullivan
Dallas
Dickie Elbert
James Braziel
Pegey Shanks
Mmes. Shanks
Jimmie Kelso
Earl Hunter
Paul Brewer
Travis Burke
Ray Peeples
Buster Hughs
Elmer Hiett
Shelton Nunnelley
Ted Brock
1963 Officers Installed as HD Council Opens New Year
1963 officers of the Hins worth County Home Demonstration Council were installed January 14 with Mrs. David Peters as installing officer. New chairman is Mrs. Carl Crosnoe, vice chair Mrs. Cecil Masten, secretary treasurer Mrs. A. W. Lowrie, and reporter Mrs. Zook Thomas. Peters is THDA chairman for the county. Various program notes and upcoming trainings are announced, including a THDA meeting February 5 at Panhandle and a February 15 deadline for the Salt Fork Soil Conservation District Homemakers Award. The district council meeting is set for Fresno April 11 with speaker Mrs. L. M. Parker. The hospital Junior Auxiliary met January 8 to discuss volunteer duties and fundraising.
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nHingsworth County
Cecil Masten
Thomas
Dudley Thipps
Alobert Bartenbruch
Panhandle
Fresno
L. M. Parker
The
Cancer Society
Masten
Peters
THDA
Births in Amarillo Wellington and St Joseph Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Blaustein of Amarillo welcome daughter Robin Ann born December 1 weighing seven pounds three ounces Mrs Blaustein formerly Mas Barbara Turner of Wellington A son Steven born January 11 to Mr and Mrs W D Vassey in St Josephs Hospital weighing four pounds five and a half ounces Lori Ann born January 13 to Mr and Mrs Carroll Watts in St Josephs Hospital weighing six pounds ten ounces Elizabeth Kay born January 14 to Mr and Mrs Uinton Brewer in St Josephs Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces
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Robert Blaustein
Amarillo
Robin Ann
Steven
W. D. Vassey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lori Ann
Carroll Watts
Uinton Brewer
Elizabeth Kay
At. Joseph's Hospital
B&PW Honors County Teachers At Annual Appreciation Dinner
Wellington’s Business and Professional Women’s Club opened 1963 with a January 8 dinner honoring county teachers. The event featured "The Little Red Schoolhouse" and "School Days" performances, with Mrs. John Coleman as guest speaker urging teachers be treated as partners with parents. Tables for four welcomed guests, and a long list of teachers attended the program and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Business and Professional Women's Club
Patsy Falk
A. V. Lowrie
Dudley Phipps
Little Red Schoolhouse
Cathy Singley
Debbie Lewis
Cathy Wolf
Sandra McGill
John Coleman
Gorman Owens
Ben Ratliff
Charley Hill
Mauie Coffee
Lahanda Mayhugh
Make-up Lesson for FHA Girls in Wellington Chapter
Mary Graham reports on national goals for a state decree for members of the Wellington Future Homemakers Chapter. A presentation titled I More Charming You was given with Jan Glenn as makeup and hair styling model. Participants included Anna Kay Kelso Aleta Owens Vickie Allen and others as volunteers and honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham
Wellington
Mrs Crawford and daughter visit Irving parents
Mrs Don Crawford and her daughter Belinds of Irving stayed in town from Tuesday to Friday last week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A L Ellott. Crawford also traveled to Baltimore Maryland on a business trip for Texas Instruments during that period.
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Don Crawford
Belinds
Irving
A. L. Ellott
Grawford
Baltimore
Texas Instruments
WMU Holds Mission Study at First Baptist Church
The Estelle Freeland Circle met Jan 14 at Ruth Wyrick’s home for mission study led by C. T. Hubbard with 11 members. The Mildred Crabtree Circle met at Claude Groves’s home for prayer-focused study with six members and one visitor. The Virginia McKay Circle met at J. J. Burt’s home for study taught by Oscar Peeples with eight members and one visitor, Mrs. Robert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Freeland
First Baptist Church Women's Missionary Union
Ruth Wyrick
C. T. Hubbard
G. Finley
Vada Vaughan
J. L. Hays
Mildred Crabtree
Claude Groves
M. L. Lynn
Silas Crawford
Virginia McKay
J. J. Burt
Oscar Peeples
Henry Davidson
Robert Young
Charles, Cason Sr
Miss Hays WMU Hostess Night in Mary Nell Giles Circle
The Mary Nell Giles Circle of the Women’s Missionary Union met at Miss Larry Hays home on Monday night January 7. Eighteen members attended. The Royal Service program covered Enlarged Ministry. Mrs Rofax Sweat led prayer, Mrs Charles Cason Sr read the prayer calendar, and Mrs H L Jenkins prayed for missionaries. Miss Doris White offered the closing prayer. Texas rails mileage totals 16,473 miles, the highest of any state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nell Giles
Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Larry Hays
Rofax Sweat
Charles Cason Sr
H. L. Jenkins
Doris White
Jenkins Warrick Wedding Set for January 24
Friends are invited to the Jenkins Warrick wedding of Miss Linda Jenkins and Bill Warrick to be held Thursday January 24 at six o’clock in the evening at the First Methodist Church. The Rev Glenn Hickey will officiate and a reception will follow in the church parlor hosted by Mr and Mrs A L Jeskins. Mr and Mrs Velman Warrick are the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jenkins
Bill Warrick
First Methodist ‘Church
Glenn Hickey
A. L. Jeskins
Velman Warrick
Freshmen Plan Pancake Supper at Wellington High
The Freshman Class of Wellington High School will sponsor a pancake supper on Friday January 18 in the Wellington Community Building from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
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Wellington High School
Wellington
Former Legislator Named Texas Good Neighbor Chairman
Austin attorney J Manley Head, a former legislator and Texas Motor Bus Association executive, has become chairman of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission. He served four years in the House and in the Senate from 1936 to 1941.
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Austin
J. Manley Head
Texas
Good Neighbor
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Head
House of Representatives
Senate
Texas Motor Bus Association
Chiropractic Board Officers Named
New officers of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners were elected. Dr. G. M. Brassard of Beaumont was chosen as president, and Dr. Walter H. Fischer of Temple was named vice president.
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State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
G. M. Brassard
Beaumont
Walter H. Fischer
Temple
Univ of Texas opens Ciencia research vessel at Port Aransas
Water research unit at UT, through the Institute of Marine Science, Port Aransas, operates the unusual Ciencia vessel. John McGill, treated for an eye ailment at the VA Hospital in Amarillo, is improving and hopes to be home soon.
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Ciencia
University of Texas
The
Institute of Marine Science At
Port Aransas
John McGill
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Linda Jenkins Bride Elect
Miss Linda Jenkins bride elect of Bill Warrick was honored at a Saturday shower January 12 at the Quail Homemaking Cottage. About 50 guests attended between 6:30 and 8:00 p.m. Hosts included Mrs. Herman Moreley and Mrs. Monty Mitchell with guests registered by Mrs. Denzil Lacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jenkins
Bill Warrick
Tenking
Mira
Velman
Waroplek
Dickie
Bert
Frances Warrick
Rita Patterson
Marty Beth Aaron
Denzil Lacy
Mmes
Herman Moreley
Kymn Carter
Monty Mitchell
Herman Belew
Alfred Patterson
A. L. Hillett
Dick Sweat
Minos
Travis McGuire
Alvin Horton
Haskett
Manuel
D. ©. Lacy
Tom Wilson
St Josephs Hospital Notes January admissions and patients
St Josephs Hospital records list numerous patients admitted January 7 to 22 across medical surgical obstetric and traumatic cases. Names include Mrs Joe Waller Dan Crawford Troy Marsh Simon Garza Dennis Carter Bruce Hite Wayne Gray Glenda Young Carroll Watts Ada Oliver and others with varying statuses and dates.
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Joe Waller
P. L. Bartlett
Michael Karnes
Gill Karnes
Lubbock
Dan Crawford
C. A. Crawford
Otto Buerger
W. D. Dersey
Troy Stephen Marsh
Troy Marsh
S. Hale Sr
Simon Garza
Dennis Allen Carter
Elmer Carter
Earl Jones
Bruce Hite
Wayne Gray
W. D. Vassey
Glenda Loan Young
Glenn Young
Carroll Watts
Ada Mae Oliver
Quinton Brewer
Morris Barton
W. E. Garrison
Newt Trout
Barney Walker
King Howen
Ellen Craven
Jimmy Downe
Jimmy Darrell
Mian Doria White
Fred Watkins
Sam Kennedy
Old Folks Plan Campaign on Lawn Petition Signer
Texas legislators recalled a petition urging senior residents to camp on the Capitol lawn until pension raises. The printed petition was signed by Russell Jack Ballard who identified himself as president of the Good Citizens League of Texas in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Russell Jack Ballard
Good Citizens League of Taxas
Wichita Falls
State deficit and local visits in Plainview and Clarendon
State Treasurer Jesse James reported the State General Revenue Fund at a 43 3 million dollar deficit on Dec 81 1962, 18 4 million higher than November. Ernest Harwell and Alvin Horton families attended the funeral of Henry K Reeves in Plainview. M B Parrigin and Cull Parrigin relatives visited Clarendon, noting the Parrigin forebears once lived there and he now faces health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
James
Ernest Harwell
Alvin Horton
Plainview
Henry K. Reeves
M. B. Parrigin
Clarendon
Cull Parrigin
Air conditioning reshapes Texas public schools
Texas Outlook notes air conditioning is the leading new development in Texas schools. It enables flexible building design, reduces external constraints, and supports innovations like compact schools such as Forest Park High in Beaumont. San Angelo’s Belaire Elementary, built in 1955, is cited as an early fully air conditioned Texas school.
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Forest Park
South Park Independent
Beaumont
Simont-Aquare
Belaire
San Angelo
Texas
G. B. Wadzeck
Wadreck
Andrews High School
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St. Joeph’s Hospital
B. M. Sims
Lur Verne Bennett
Jan Glenn
Rose Montgomery
Anne Howard
Linda Sikes
Carolyn Christian
Laquita Martin
Patricia Anpg- Hin
Anna Kay Kelso
Bonnie Farrar
8. M. Sims
B&pw
Jack Davis
A. A. McQueary
Chester White
J. L. Harper
Bernice Welch
Lewis Morris
Oleta Burquist
Herman Mosetey
Jim Lowe
Woodrow Wilson
Sam Thompson
And
R. E.dwight
Orville Cunningham
Lynn Carter
Selbam Rainey
Jack Lowry
Rufus Sweat
Dee Coleman
Byron Duncan
Lowell Wells
Louise Fulcher
Guy Owens
Ray Aselton
Burn Handley
Edith Jackson
BR. H. Isbell
Truman Estes
Don Jones
Lydia McPherson
Steve Owens
Raymond Patton
Ernest. Harwell
J. D. Aaron
Calvin Aaron
Rose Shadid
WMU
Miss Hays
Town & Country Store
Boys’ Shoes
Side Square
Texa
Jenkins-Warrick
Chiropractic Board
Miss Jenkins
Jack L. Rose
Memphis
Duncan
Duncans
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