Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 111, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 9, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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TUB CRAtHM DAliiT RprOjpB* TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1949.
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Socitty Editor
Phono No. I
CIRCLE MEETS
AT HOME OK
MRS. W. 8. WILLIAMSON
Circle Two of the Woman’* Mis-
sionary Society of the First Metho-
dic Church met Monday afternoon
at the home of >Mrv- W. S. William-
son with Mrs. W. G. Mobley as co
MKS. F. E- DOUGLAS
IS HOSTESS TO
CIRCLE MONDAY
Circle Three of the Methodist
Missionary Society met Monday aft-
ernoon at the home of Mrs. ,F. E.
Douglas with Mrs. George Robinson
co-hostess. The meeting opened
hostess. The meeting was opened with a song which was followed by
hy singing the Doxology and a
prayer led by Mrs. S. B. Street.
A beautiful devotional was give;,
by Mrs. Furman Christopher on the
Magnanimity of Jesus from Luke 6
Officers for the circle were elect-
ed as follows: Mrs. W. S. William-
son, leader; Mrs. S. B. Street, as-
sistant leader; Mrs. L. C. Kimmell,
secretary; Mrs. Furman Christopher,
treasurer; Mrs. J. I. Johnston, as-
sistant treasurer; Mrs. Zearl Wil-
liamson, study superintendent; Mrs.
W. G. Mobley, assistant study sup-
erintendent; Mrs. E. S. Graham, pro
gram chairman; and Mrs. E. Len-
nington, assistant program chair-
man.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to seventeen including three new
members. The February meeting will
b(. held at the home of Mrs. J. ll.
Sullinger, 820 Tennessee, with Mrs.
E. I. Pettus as co-hostesn.
a prayer led by Mrs. G. A. Eriksen.
Circle Three was very happy to have
the president, Mrs. Swallow, who
gave the devotional, present.
During the business meeting which
followed, the following officers
were elected: Mrs. F. E. Douglas,
chairman; Mrs. R. S. Cox, assistant
chairman, Mrs. Robert T. Walker,
study leader; Mrs. E. W. Bridge*,
assistant study leader; Mrs. O. B.
Ruse, piogram chairman; Mri. G. R.
Lay, assistant program chairman;
^GRAHAM CTRL
| TO BE MARRIED
THIS EVENING
The following account of a shower
honoring Miss LaVem Taylor,
whose marriage will take place this
evening in Dallas, was taken from
the Dallas Morning News;
“Miss Hilda Fleitman entertained
Wednesday with a shower at the
home of Miss Mattye Taylor, &123
Parkland, in honor of Miss LaVern
Taylor, bride-elect of Martin C.
Glenn, Dallas. The wedding will
take place at 8 p. m. Tuesday at
the home of the officiating minis-
ter, the Rev. W. H. Wynn. Miss
Taylor is the daughter of Mrs. Sam
P. Taylor, Graham.
“Guests fed* the shower were Miss
Taylor, Mrs. Nan Hall, Miss Monica
Kneuper, Misses Agnes and Frances
Spaeth, Miss Margaret Schoech,
%’REJ ^TFKIAN
CIRCLE TWO
MEETS MONDAY
Thirteen members and one visitor
attended the meeting of Circle Two
of the First Presbyterian Church
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. F. Ferguson with Mrs. O.
B. Pope as co-hostess. Mrs. C. D.
Wells, chairman, conducted a short
business meeting after wh.ch Mrs.
C. B. Hockaday presented a very
interesting program on foreign mis-
sions. She was assisted by Mes-
dames R. R. Chauffe, O. V. Koen,
Charles Harris, W. F. 'Ferguson,
and 0. B. Pope. Mrs, A. A. Morri-
gave the devotional.
Mrs. George Robinson, treasurer; Mis# ^ Bi„keley, Mrs. Agnes Me
Mrs. R. C. Turner, assistant treas-
urer; Mrs. J. G. Smith, Jr., secre-
tary-reporter; Mrs. J. W. Loving,
Mrs. G. A. Eriksen, and Mrs. C. F.
Hinson, telephone committee; and
Mrs. R. S. Cox, Mrs. R. C. Turner,
and Mrs. W. L. Scott, transporta-
tion committee.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to fourteen members.
School flews
Coy, Mrs. Rilda Ledbetter, Mrs.
Erma Chandler, Mrs. Irene Young,
Mrs. Winnie Taylor, Mrs. Delilah
Pearson, Mrs. Lillian Connell, Mrs.
Louise Marshall, Mrs. Lena Kinser,
Miss Gertrude Taylor, Mrs. Flossie
Glenn, Miss Jo Bailey and Mrs. A.
H. Lee.”
MRS. C. E. McHUGH
IS HOSTESS TO
CIRCLE MONDAY
W—1
Circle One of the Women’s Mis-
sionary Society of the First Metho-
dist Church mag at the home of
Mrs. G. E. MaHugh Monday after-
noon. Mrs. E. M. Remington pre-
Street, local treasurer; and Mrs. T.
|J. EUdleman, connectional treasurer.
After the committees were appoint-
ed for the year, the meeting was
dismissed with a prayer.
Delicious coffee and cake were
seived to the following members:
Mesdames J. R. Baker, R. E. Henkel,
|T J. Eddleman, T. J. Nuflnctlee,
sented the devotional, after which J. Q, Staples, R. H. Newman, Jack
the following officers were elected: j Sharp N. D. Stovall, H. B. Street,
Mrs. O. G. 81ms, leader; Mrs. J. .1. | £. m. Remington, L. R. Joyce, W. E.
Gallaher, assistant leader; Mrs. G. B. Rraddock, O G. Sims, and O. E.
son
Johnson, program chairman; Mrs.
Henry Williams, assistant piogram
rhuirman; Mrs. Harold West, Biblp
study chairman; Mrs. H. O. Prid-
eaux, assistant Bible study chair-
Mrs.
McHugh.
The circle was very happy to
have two visitors, Mrs. Ed Williams
and Mrs. Dawson, aunt of Mrs.
Jov.-e. The February meeting will
Lovely refreshments were served jn,*n! Mrs- A- H. Buxxard, record- ‘ be liela at the home of Mrs. T. a.
to the following: Mesdames W. A. mtT secretary; Mrs. A. H. Nance, i Rodim, an. with Mti. J. G. Staples aa
Acree, R. R. Chauffe, Palmer Don- | assistant secretary; Mrs. H. B. j co-hostess. ’
nell, W. A. Ford. C. B. Hockaday, _ _________.
Z. A. Hudson, O. V. Koen, W. F.' _!_1_____
Krause, A. A. Morrison, George H.
Newton, C. D. Wells, O. B. Pope,
W. F. Ferguson, and Charles Har-
ris of Marion, North Carolina.
The students and coaches at Eastfspelling
Ward and Junior High School are
very busy preparing for the Inter-
acholaetic League contests to be
held at Olney during March and
April. The following coaches have
been selected: Misses Dixie Over-
ton and Edna Wilkins, rhythm band;
Misses Mildred Hodges and Ruby
JUnge, choral singing; Miss Maur-
Scott, music memory; Miss
Wilma Bunting and Pat Clifford,
number venae; Misses Bennie Lee
Smith and Edith Fuller, picture me-
mory; Nelson xRoss, boys’ play-
ground ball; Mrs/^Sjake Allison and
Miss Wilma Buntin^vgirls' play-
ground ball: Misses Jomhe McDon-
ald and Mary K. Boyd, decUivqatfon;
Misses W’aits and Maylene Klg^r,
spelling and plant*
rriting; Mr? Jack Spangler and
Ruby Range, 6th and 7th grade
and plain writing; Miss
Thera Herron, story telling; Mrs.
Howard’ Tyson, tennis; Miss Chris-
tine Tucker, volley ball; and Miss
Evelyn Savage, ready writers.
JUG BENNETT TO RECEIVE
H-S U SWEATER
ABILENE, Jan. 9.—Named to re-
ceive a class of 1943 freshman
sweater award at Hardin;8immons
University, on completion of aca-
demic requirements at the end of
the current semester, is E. C. (Jug)
Bennett, Graham freshman at H-SU.
“Jug” was an outstanding guard
candidate throughout the fall sea-
son, and was one of fifteen fresh-
man named by Coach Frank Kim-
brough to receive the numeral-
sweater award.
Earl Clinton Bennett, Jr., is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bennett,
Sr., of Graham. t
He is also a candidate for the
freshman basketball team, now re-'
In an elimination at the high
school this morning Billy Bullock
won over Charts Walker to repre-
sent the Graham chapter of the
FFA in a District Public Speaking
contest to be held soon. In Billy’s
speech. The South Is Sick, he point-
ed out that high tariff and freight I porting for tryouts to Clark Jarna- ,
rates have kept the South from | gin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Jar-
progressing as it should. j nagln of Graham, a Young county
_. j boy who is an alumnus and former
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THE “DEAD END” KIDS y
“ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES”
A startling picture of erimo that la filled with action, roma
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Girl Reserves meet tonight at the
Memorial Auditorium at 7:00. All
members are urged to be present.
star football center at H-SU and is
now the line coach in football and
freshman basketball tutor at his
alma mater.
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TODAY
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DEANNA DURBIN In
'FIRST LOVE”
with Helen Parrith. Robert
Stack. Eugene Pallette. Lewis
Howard
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WANTED
YOUNG LADY wants housework
or taking care of children; refer-
ence if preferred. Write, Miss E.i- School,
tillene Morrow, Jaekxboro, Texas.
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WANT!'ll To win k for room ami
board while attending school. Can j
do any kind of work around place, i
James Wilson. Phone 180. llldh
t the weekly meeting of the
Goods'*Citizenship Club at Shawnee,
sponsorecKtjy Miss Dorothy Key, the I
following neVofficers were elected:
Marcella Walsh>president; Donald
Cantwell, vice-president; Samniyc
Louise Gough, secretary: and Mar-
jorie Jane Pope, prograrrfx^hairman.
Pat Clifford is very busy prepar-
ing for a basketball tournament.
"He is sending out a large number
i of invitations to schools to come
I here for a tournament. Incident-
I ally, Mr. Clifford’s team has not I
lost a gi. me this year, having won
twelve st.aijrh! games.
Several Junior High students
went out to the Henry Chapel com-
munity w.th Mr. Huckabee, the As-
sistant County Agent, on an ant-kill-
tng project this morning. Students
who made the trip were: Billy Uoyd
Ribhle, Reeves Moron, Bob Moren,
Malcolm Crick, Donald Atwood, Har- 1
old Dillinder, William Atwood, and
Donald Jian Sanders.
Many new students have register-
ed at the school* since the first of
the year, making the enrollment for
j the year larger than expected. Adele
Morisa from Gainesville and Annie
i laye Allcorp from Fort Worth reg-
istered at Khawnee this week.
Mid-term examinations will be-
gin January 24, according to sched-
ules which have been posted and
announced at the Junior High
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 111, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 9, 1940, newspaper, January 9, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1116264/m1/4/: accessed May 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.