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Paint Creek SS
Class Has Swim,
Theater Party
The Jur'or clnss of the Paint
Creek M hcdist Cliurch enjoyed
a swim and theatre party
last Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
The class gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Per-- v hen went to Stamford
for ii .wim. They had
slipper u .he Super Dog and
went to 'ir- - Stste Theatre to
see "Tli . .. w Queen".
Those present for the party
were Mclanie Livengocd. Suz-
anne Montgomery, Cora
Pheni-fste- r,
Joy Bergstrom. Milla and
Ricky r r Janice, Jeannine,
and E ... Isbell. and their
teacher, Mrs. Perry, Sandy
Tate, a guest of the class enjoyed
the party with them.
The first s'.ate to nbo'ish espial
punishmen- - was M ch'gin
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The Martha Sunday School
Class of the first Baptist
Church met Monday evening.
June 20, In the home of Mi3.
Margie
Yeary,
Huss with
president,
Mrs. Sue
presiding.
Inez Gholson opened the
meeting with prayer, after
which she brought an excellent
devotional, "Reading Our Bi-
ble."
After a brief business meeting
everyone enjoyed plaj lug
the Bible game. Tic-Ta- c Tnrn
Refreshments of orange Shbet,
cookies and olives were
--eived to Mines, I. N Sim-
mons. Jerrene Couch, Lavon-d- a
Sue Yeary.
Margie Huss, Gladys Williams.
Rubv Hcn-i.uv- . Helen Owen,
Virginia Ho Lee Burson
Five Stiewert and Inez Ghol
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Moran, New Hope
Families Hold
Reunion Here
Sunday. June 12 on the lawn
o. tii i r Prnwforrt home in
in this city, the E. M. Williams'
family of .uoran ami tn . j.
Williams of New Hope met for
their annual leunlon.
Sack lunches were spread,
along with tea and bottled
drinks at the noon hour. Old-tim- e
songs and readings were
given and enjoyed by everyone.
Seventy-fiv- e people attended
Next venr, Mr and Mrs. Arnold
McLamore of Moran will
be the host and hostess, together
with Mr. and Mrs. W. C
Williams.
Those attending were Mr.
and Mis. D. A. Jones of Haskell.
W K White SV and W
K. White Jt . of Sheimin and
two children. Mrs. Ola Wh.ve
of Abilene, Mom White of Ab
lene and three children, Mr
and Mis Billy Jack Williams
of Abilene. Mr. and Mts. Morgan
Williams of Stamfoid,
E len Thomas of Stamford
Mr and Mrs. Cleburne Wil-- 1
hams of Gustme, Mrs. Rita
Barbee o' Abilene, Mrs. S. L.
Young, Mr and Mrs. Donald
Young and Mrs. Ida Lucile
Young, all of Houston, Maurice
Crawford of Wichita Falls, Paul
Crawford of Bryan, Mrs. Kathleen
Lnae of Ft. Worth, Duf- -
for PrnwfnrH nf Allnntmvn.
t Pa , Horace Crawford of Rich- -
arason, Texas
Anniversary Is
Marked by Many
Unusual Gifts
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Ideh wedding annl-vei&ar- y
of Mr. and Mis. J. M.
Ciawfird iccently, some un-I'sughTs
were "received that
their friends will be glad to
Know about.
Anions the cifts, AIis. Craw- -
find said, were:
A cameo from Italv renro- -
sen ing "die three stages of
s"' ng announce, declare, reveal.
A stole from Scotland, which
resembles a tufted hand towel,
but is very soft. A "table rlo'h
from Ireland, nine feet long,
and napkins 22 inches? square.
China from England which has
designed on it a fisherman's
"cl and reel and a kit of decoys.
Also, a mat of real flowers,
Dressed and retaininc their n.it.
"ral color. A green plaid tie
from Scotland. Hot water
bottle from" England that has
rows of rubber extending out
from the main body 8 incn
apart and 8 in depth. A purse
from Austria, and a sweater
from Scotland.
Air. and Airs. Crawford's snn
Duffer, and family recently
ok a five weeks tour of the
ast and purchased these ir- -
.icies.
And o highlight the manv
sr'fts received, the Crawfotd
''llldr"' ""v tV" parents n
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r "-e- 'r Golden Anniversary
pdf.
Again Air. and Airs. Crawford
say "Thank vnu."
3ckbrn S: Bolles
olin - Will Be
Held July 3
The rnnua' He kham &
'"olles wii: be hell
ir the '- -';' '"j-s- Buiid--n- g
in "ho -- ty Sunda- - Ju!
3rd.
The vill "e an nil
lay nf'ilr and a basket lunch
v.ill ba served at the noon
'our.
Th'- - occasicn 13 looked for-war- t'
to with --
CARPETS AND DRAPERY FABRICS
leiru"ihlein-'er- by members of the two
fam' es. All relatives and
frierdi are invited.
WSCS Will Meet
For Luncheon
Monday
The Women's Society of
Christian Service of the First
Alethodlst Church will meet
Alonday, June 27 at the
church for a noon luncheon at
1 p. m.
All women of the church are
Invited to attend.
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Formerly l'atsj Ann Jacobs
Hospital iloted
The following persons have
oeen listed as patients in the
liasKell County Hospital during
me Urt nnet poo. i.nolr .- -".
Airs. Bill Pennington, modi- -
Air. and Airs. Tommy
,Mattsc:i High School where
cal. Haskell. she was popular in all
R. Lowe, Has-- ' ic'vitlcs. she is the
of AIr3. Ivy of
Airs. Joe medical, Haskell.
Haskell.
J. Drinnon. medical, Has- -
Daugh-crtl- y
arc making their home in
Houston following their marriage
Saturday, May 28 at 7 p.
m. in the First Baptist Church
at Lindale, Texas.
The bride is the former Palsy
Ann Jacobs, daughter of
Airs Ray Jacobs and the late
Air. Jacobs. She is a graduate
of
school
E. medical, grand-kell- .
'liuchter Annie
Gross,
j. Reed.Mahail yow3
Airs. Alinnie Reeves, ' nh Tn
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AIis. D. K. Carmack, smgi- -
cal. Rochester
Airs. R. C, Alontgomery.
.nodical. Haskell.
K H. Hines. medical, Rule.
W. 3. Poguo, Si, surgical.
Haskell.
E'irl L. Williams, medical.
Panhandle.
Airs. Delia Jeter, suigical.
'oile.
O 13. Vernon, medical, Rule.
LiRue Greenhaw, medical,
Stamford.
Dismissed
Airs. AUon Jackson. Haskell:
Irs. R. E. Thronberry, Hasten
; Airs. Alaggie Neal. Rule;
T ". Alatthcw Aldndge. Has-l1- ;
Airs. O. V Kroger, Hns-ol- ;
Airs. Ronald Jones.
Cynthia Ann Kinney,
Rochester; J. F. Isbell, Has-
kell; Judy Calloway. Haskell:
'Irs. Buford Gholson. Roches-..- .
Mrs. pet0 percz. Rochester;
L. H. Cocper. Haskell;
relVi'i Stnmford;
Airs. Frank Tanner. Haskell;
Fred Gilliam. Haskell.
Thi' Very Newest
The following births have
" " otded tl-- e
in Haskell
riospltal:
Air. and Airs. James Rey-'eld- s
o.' Haskell, a girl. Lisa
bom 21i 1930, weight
5 lbs., 15 oz.
Air. and AIis. Jack Truman
Jones of Old Glory, a boy.
Jacky Kyle, born June 19,
WcIm 7 11,3 uj 07
Air and Airs. Billy sfacJefc of
Alundav. a firl. Rn' nda Alae
born June 21, ids . weight P
11)3. 10 oz.
Turner Family
Reunion Held
Here Sunday
Descendants of the late Air.
and Airs. W. AI. Turner met
in the American Legion Hall
in this city Sunday for their
annual family reunion.
Members of the family fra4h-ere- d
for the occasion from
points throughout the state,
vI aay ,vns 3Pent n re-
calling happenings of the past,
visiting and renewing acquain'-ances- .
and In feasting
noon at the
hour.
Present for Uie reunion were:
C. and Kenneth of
Sfida! Mr- Smith
- a"d Mrs Elmer
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
TurS 'J?' Mrs Pra"K
and Mrs. James
Waggoner, Joe and Jill of
Jell Zd lth
Mrs. Bll,y&od
Mr. and Mm. Ruasell Penlck
ii K Mr"1
""? Mra. Joe Hul.
Mr. and uN & " Auene
land7f;"-'TaJan
of Mid
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lUfftt David
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IBan 2l00
homes each
modi-- 1 n noor1
Churrh Rites
The marriage of Aliss Patricia
Gave Reid and the Rev.
Steve A.nhail was solemnized
in the Valley View Assembly
of God Church in Fort Worth.
AIiss Rcid is the daughter of
Rev. and Airs. E. V. Rcid
The bride was attended by
her twin sister, AIiss Alma.
.May Reid and Airs. Lena Fa ye
Wally, and a cousin, Alfss
Glenda Reid of Bycis.
AIiss Diane Reid of Rochester
was piani3t for wedding
music and accompanied Alts.
Glydol Allen of Lubbock who
sang. Whither Thou Goest. and
True Love Both arc cousins
of the bride.
The Rev. Thural Reid, uncle
of the bride, lead the mar-riag- e
vows.
Tommie Nerland of Grand
Prairie was tho groom's best
man. Other mtentlnnts nmi
ushers weio Glyndol Allen of
Lubbrck. a cousin f ho h, iHn
and Rev. S'am Wallv and Billy
Grantham o' Foit Worth.
The bride is the granddau?i-o- -
cf ;t-- f j. l. Reid Sl. , an(i
" 1n"1 M''""- - C. T. Aaron of
Lninbi'.rg. ft rmcrly of Haskell
Ah- - Rcid r tended the wed
d n? of hoi grinddaughter.
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Surprise Housewarming Hosted for
Hardin Cofields in Their New Home
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kell on die Throckmorton highway.
Architect nnd builder was
Rogers Construction Co.
Haskell. The house, combining
die traditional and contemporary,
is designed to a standard
of'miality that will provide a
lifetime of comfortable living
and enleitaining. It is built en
a steel foundation,
doublf flooring with brick veneer
exterior and the cedar
shingle loof is made with a
overhang that provides
protection fmm sun and weather.
Containing 2,770 squaio
feef nf floor space the house
has three spacious bedrooms,
two ceramic tile baths, den
wi'h wood-burnin- g fireplace
wall connected by double sliding
glass doors to a roofed terrace
tliat overlooks the garden
area and open field.
Eauinmcnt is General Elec
tric with built-i- n oven and
range top, refrigerator, washer,
dryer, furnace and Carrier
air conditioner. Interior doors
are birch hollow core slab in
natural finish; den and cabinets
aie white ash with birch
trim. There is a maximum of
storage space and walk-i- n
closets thioughout the house
Divider between the living
ami dining area is a double
duty cabinet with 0ren shelves
for pottery nnd cutlery in the
kitchen, and glassed-i- n diina
cabinet for the living room
Interior decorators vi r
Leon Pearsev ind Llndrv
Co-- :
plun-.b'n- g
and wuinc bv D l
Rainey and Bill Xelhim 1 1
matctials wcie from Spcnr .
and Brazclton Lumbpv i- -n
panics.
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Walls throuchout tho lvn-"- 1'
are natural Ik lge and carp? s
are impored sneaied wool n
beige. Contrasts are provide 1
by colorful drapes, furnishinja
and accessories.
Arorc than 200 friends called
or sent gifts during the evening.
Air. nnd Airs.
longtime residents
Cofield are
of Haskell.
(uid he Is one of tho leading
farmers ami landowners of
this section. Mrs. Coflold dc.
votes her time to management
and operation of Coflcld'a Department
Store In thln city.
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Mr. aim .wis. .......... tln.wlln Pnflplil. w..-- . ,
who have moved Into their
new heme were honored with
house-warmin- g
d
a Mirprlse
Wednesday evening
from 7 to 11 p. m.
were Mines Bob Boone, Bobby
Rogers, J H. Franklin, Rov
Rogcis, Francis McDonald, Family Gathering
Kirby Kiikpatrlck and Lucille
Watson.
Home
A far cry from the average
farm residence of a decade Pittmans
ago this spacious Medallion
homo with its comfortable
architectural style and built- -
in luxury extras jhuviu iu
owners with every convenience
any city P nee. It Is local- - tvcuncsuiiy, u.nioyinir
er nml afternoon visit wSre M?
gently-rollin- cd a g
nml AIrg No, Norhlo f,
their 160- - t . . ' Held in of
Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Rcy Plttman
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Perry
were hosts to a family gathering
In tho Plttman home last
cf
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ami irom DUluth, Mlnne-sot- a
- family of Mrs. J c. Holt
.Ir .Mrs. Clara Holt, Air. and
Airs. .1. C. Holt Jr., Jeff, Wendy
'imI. CBCry Mra- - Kenneth
Alvis. Karon. Sam nnd Kelly all
ui run tvurui, jirs Jcffle
Adams, Sam Adams, Mr. nnd
QooiHeolth
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