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The Clarksville Times, Thursday, Ocdpk
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REUNION HELD HY
COUNTS DESCENDANTS
The flrat reunion In nlns
of tho children and grand
children of Mr. and Mrs. H C
Counts was held Oct. 12 at the
home In Sherman of Mr. ai.d
MYs. Gerald Richardson, a
grandson.
Attending were Mr. and'Mr*
Otto Hoeldtke, Clarksville; Mr
and Mrs. Raymond Franklin
Tyler; Mrs. E. L. Tubbs, Kings ’
vllle; Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Richardson, Paris; Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Counts, Shreveport;
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ward
Brad and Sherry, Ft. Worth-
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Counts’
Yvonne, Teresa, Leslie Ann and
Kenneth Wayne, Tyler; Mrs.
Charles King and Dawn, Carrol -
ton;
Mrs. Jqhn T. StanphlU, Dal-
las; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Richardson, Kathy and Jerry.
Unable to attend were Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Counts, Glendale,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Vorls K*
Counts, Angleton, Tex.; also
Mr, and Mrs. F. D. Ward an t
daughter, Jaunlta, several
nieces and nephews.
The fellow who can't keep a
stiff upper lip should never try
to trim a mustache.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY--|4r. and
Mrs. Len Hulen of 303 West Jackson, Clarksville, will cel-
ebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon,
October 19, with an open house at the home of thalr son,
Bill Hulen, on the Madras Road. , ~
Mrs. Hulen Is the former Martha Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Stanford of Red RlverCounty. Mr. Hulen s
parents were Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hulen. The couple
was married October 3, 1919, at Glntown In Red River
County and have spent their entire married life In Red
River County and are members of the church of Christ of
Clarksville.
They have three children, W T, (Bill) Hulen, Len M Hulen
and Mrs. c. B Atkins, all of Clarksville.
All their friends are invited to thetopen house. (Dehoney
Studio Photo)
PLANNING NATIONAL BAPW WEEK ACTIVITIES--The Clarksville Business A Pro-
fessional Women s Club Is making plans for National UAPW week. >lrs. Gene Shadld,
seated Is chairman In charge of planning week s actlvltes; standing, Mrs. Ellis Martin,
vice president and program chairman; Mrs. Byron Varley and Miss Wlnola Smith, host-
esses for the Monday evening dinner meeting. _ __
shower for Miss ~ Clarksville Club Will Observe
Linda Jackson National B&PW Week Oct 19-25
Miss Linda Jackson of Avery
MR. AND MRS. GRIFFIN MICHAEL ROGERS
The Chapel at PulaXkl Heights Rogers Is the son of Mr. and
Methodist Church of Little Mrs. C. Lynn Rogers of North
Rock, Ark., was thg setting for^Uttl* Rock, Ark. His grand-
the September 20 marriage of parents are Mrs. Maud G West
Miss Arlys Kay Montford and of Clarksvt'le and Jack D. West
Griffin Michael Rogers. of Avery.
The bride Is the daughter of Hev. G I riy Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fansler officiated al“ the ceremony,
of Columbus, Ohio, and Leonard Nuptial music was provided by
Montford of Detroit, Mich. Mr. Mrs. Donald Womack,organist,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hess B. Hall,
vocalists. >
Given In marriage by her
stepfather, the bride wore a
gown of peati de sole and Chan-
tilly lace. The emjplre waist
and >leev«N were lack. A tiered
veil of Illusion was secured by
a )>e.i Jed caplet of lace petals.
She carried a bouquet of lilies
and stephanotls Interspersed
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H.ARKSVILLE TEXAS
WOMAN'S CULTURE
C03B OF DETROIT
Mrs. C. B. Chambless was
hostess to the Woman 's Culture
Club of Detroit on Friday, Oct.
10, at 2 p.m. This was the
first meeting of the new year.
Mrs. F. fcr; Morgan, outgoing
vice president, called the meet-
ing to order. She Introduced
the new president, Mrs. W. S.
Ramsey, who responded * by
giving a history of the club.
She then took charge and
appointed the following officers:
Second vice president, Miss
West; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Chambless; treasurer, Mrs.
Morgan; time keeper, Mrs.
Holloway. Mr*. Ramsey gave
the lesson on “Columbus Day.'
After several games of 42,
refreshments were served to:
Mines. Holloway, Lawson, Jef-
fus, Womack, Morgan, Kerr,
Ellison, Ramsey, Hart and Miss
West.
Next meeting will be with
Mrs. Ellignn In the home of
Mrs. A B. Carter at 2 p.m.,
October 24.
with polished Ivy.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B.
Teeple attended the couple.
Russell James was usher.
After the reception at The
Western Hills Country Club,
the couple left for a honeymoon
In Hot Springs.
Mrs. Rogers attended the
University of Arkansas at Little
Rock, where she was a member
of PI Beta Phi sorority. She
Is on the nursing staff at St.
Vincent Infirmary.
Mr. Rogers is presently
serving aboard the U.S.S.
Arlington as Petty Officer Third
Class. After his discharge In
November, the couple will live
In Little Rock.
Meals-Bevon
Nuptial Rites
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Meals
of Whltesboro announce tbf
marriage of their son, Micfcey,
to Miss Jean Bevon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bevon,
Seminole, Okla.
The wedding took place in the
home of the groom, 425 Buchan-
an Drive, Whltesboro, at eight
o'clock In the evening of Octo-
ber 10, officiated by the Rev.
H. H. Barnett of that city. A
reception followed.
Attendants of the couple were
Miss Deanna C roue her, Gaines-
ville, and EUU Meals, brother
of the groom, of Amarillo.
Attending the wedding from
out of town were: Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Gunnels, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bevon, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Medlen, Mrs. Lou
Davis, Mrs, Lou Ann Ing, Miss
Bobble Brooks and Del ton
winters, all of Gainesville;
Mrs. Lennie Medlen, Valley-
view; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meals
and Mrs. Muriel Gist, Annona;
Mrs. Mabel Adams, Texarkana;
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meals Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. M. A Meals and
Joe, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Cooke, Alvarado.
The groom Is employed at
Texas Instruments In Sherman
and is a student at Grayson
County Junior College. The
bride Is employed at Linda Jo
Shoe Co., Gainesville.
was honored with a miscel-
laneous shower Friday, Oct. 3,
In the home of Mrs. Herbert
Medford. Other hostesses
were Mlss Hazel Hopper, Miss
Sybil Hedgecock, Mmes. J. E.
Mlt Me, Valarle Presley, Elton
Roseberry, Hazel Kennedy and
Mark Megason.
Miss Jackson, dressed In a
soft crepe of her chosen colors
of orange and gold was present-
ed an orchid corsage and bride 's
book by the hostess. *
The refreshment table was
laid with a white linen cutwork
cloth centered with an arrange^
ment of white mums and [svtii-
porns with white candles and
wedding bells.
White cake squares decorated
with orange and gold flowers,
mints, nuts and punch were
served to sixty guests.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Julia Buchanan, DeKalb; Mrs.
Johnny Drqw and Mrs. Hazel
Westbrook, Clarksville; Miss
Pam Tice, Texarkana; Mrs.
Betty Jackson and Miss Judy
Patton, Greenville; Miss Sybil
H+dgecock, Dallas; Mrs. Inez
Hamilton, DeKalb, and Miss
Sue Pipes, Commerce.
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RUGS only $3.99
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MRS MADISON HOSTESS
TO SHAKESPEARE CLUB
Mrs. Edwin Madison was
hostess to the Shakespeare Club
In her home, 806 West Broad-
way, Friday afternoon at 3
o’clock.
The meeting was opened by
the vice president, Mrs. Madi-
son, In the absence of Mrs.
Agnes Scaff, president. Fol-
lowing the roll call and busi-
ness, Mrs. Frank Fowltr was
preaentad as program leader*
She gave a review of her trip
last June to the Scandinavian
countries, showing beautiful
slides In color of the flowers,
waterfalls, mountains, castlas
and Interiors of palaces,
churches and other buildings.
The hostess served a dessert
plate to the following members.
Mmes. J. P. Goodman, Paul
Johnson, E. F. Murphy, Doug
Nethery, W. L. Rice, Miss
Lucy Moore and .guests, Mmes.
Ed Waodlll, Dick Wren and
Bill Jennings.
FULBRIGHT WHD CLUB
HAS MONTHLY MEETING
Fulbrlght WHD Club met at
the community center Oct. 10.
Mrs. Leo Rldens presided.
Mrs, Earl Legate led the songs
and club prayer was repeated
In unison. Roll call was
answered with “my favorite
wild game dish." Mrs. Roy
Lagate read the minutes of the
last meeting.
The 10-mlnute demonstration
was a crocheted rug, shown by
Mrs. Worth Baker. Mrs.Clyde
Mitchell showed an arrange-
ment of plastic fruit and Christ-
mas balls made from styro-
foam, covered with velvet, rick
rack, beads and sequins. Mrs.
Roy Legate showed purses made
to snatch each costume. Com-
mittees gave reports and the
club voted to have an auction at
the next meeting.
Council report was given by
Mrs. Earl Legate. Five clubs
were represented at the Council
meeting. New business In-
cluded plans for a rummage
sale at Clarksvlll#. Crafts Day
was announced for Nov. 18 at
the women's building at Clarks-
ville. Each member requested'
to take an article to be sold,
also a covered dish and table
service for personal use and
guests; also be prepered to buy
something at the auction.
A sewing workshop for the
Fulbrlght Club will be Oct. 30
at the center, directed by the
agents.
Mrs. Mltchill had charge of
the program which Miss Selma
Baker gave on wild game cook-
ing. Hostesses, Mrs. Clyde
Mitchell and Mrs. Worth Bakor,
served Ice cream and cake to
14 members and one guest,
Mrs. J. D. Alley, who Joined the
club. She was accompanied by
her grandson.
National Business Women's
Week, October 19-25, will be
observed In Clarksville by the
Business and Professional Wo-
men's Club.
Plans for the observance
were outlined at a business
meeting Monday evening In the
Chamber of Commerce room.
Mrs. Lawana Byers, president,
presided.
In charge of this week's pro-
gram Is the membership com-
mittee, headed by Mrs. Gene
Shadld, opening the week with
a dinner meeting Monday
evening, October 20, at the Alps
Cafe dining room, with Mrs.
Byron Varley and Miss Wlnola
Smith as hostesses. The
speaker will be Mrs. Mack
Vance of Sherman, District 12
director of BAPW Clubs.
Miss LIsbeth Morris of
Clarksville, a member of the
East Texas State University
faculty, will be presented a
year s honorary membership
In the local club, and an out-
standing woman orihe com-
munity will be honored at this
dinner.
W ednesday morning, a prayer
breakfast will be held between
7 and 8 a.m. at the Alps Cafe.
Closing event of the week will
be Fun Night, at the English
community renter, Thursday
evening. Mrs. Lawana Byers
and Mrs. Charlie J. Williams
will be hostesses.
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED EXACTLY
TO YOUR DOCTOR'S
SPECIFICATIONS
Whenever you bring a pre-
scription here, you can be
sure it will be fillettl.with-
out any changes or substi-
tutions whatsoever. And
you can be sure that only
the fjnest ingredients
will be used. ^
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WE DI
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Abies,
Jaml and Aaron Jay, Bells, and
Mrs. Abies' mother, Mrs.
James Goss, Burbank, Calif.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Abies nwor •>.* ^rjterd.
Bob Cole of Denton has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Cole. Mr. Cole
Is in Red River County Hospital
♦ Ms week.
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rooting and caulking, too'.
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Hurt, Jimmy. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1969, newspaper, October 16, 1969; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth911471/m1/2/: accessed May 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.