The Clarendon Prdss, February 8, 1973,Page 2
Shower honors
Around town Miss Celli
The Pre sbyterian-Episcopalian Sunday School classes have
certainly been having some intriguing aswell as informative
classes lately. Each session isheldSunday mornings. Thanks
to Wesley Knorpp, there'splentyofgood hot coffee on hand.
This is one class where you better talk back to the teacher.
Enrollment has averaged out to almost a dozen. However,
like I said, there's plenty of coffee and chairs are waiting
to be filled. The meetingplace is in the Presbyterian base-
ment.
To date, the class lessons have involved the basic church
doctrine. Each session is designed to invite investigation,
stucnd discussion.
Betty Boston's home was the scene of the February Les
Beaux Arts meeting held last Friday afternoon. Acting as
this month's hostesses were Mrs. W. K. Hardin and Mrs.
Jimmy Roberts.
Betty Boston presented the program. This is needle-point
for the group. Having previously taught a course on the
subject, Betty was able to demonstrate new skills and "tricks
of the trade." Each attending member brought an article that
she had designed herself.
Mrs. L. E. Holloway, this year's President, conducted the
business meeting. Plans for future products were taken
under discussion.
Coffee, tea, finger sandwiches and strawberrycream cUvi-
pities were served after the program.
I don't know who got the most compliments -- the straw-
berry cream divinities or Betty's enthusiastic program!
The Les Beauxs really are the "Busy Beesl" The club is
planning to sponsor an art exhibit in the Farmer's State Bank
April 29. Ben Coals' specialty of Southwest Art will be the
featured display. If all goes asplanned, a showing of a local
collection of Indian artifacts and relics will be on hand to
accentuate Mr. Conls' work.
The Frank Whites and Heckle Starks returned from their
Ft. Worth trip Friday. The couples have been traveling to
"Cow Town" for years together and always enjoy themsel-
ves immensely.
To situate themselves between convenient shopping facili-
ties and the stock show, the foursome lodged at the Broadway
Hotel on Lancaster Boulevard.
Highlighting the excursion was their tour of the Kimbell
Art Museum. The museum boosts of EuropeanandAmerlcan
19th century works of leading masters.
"For next year's trip we're looking forward to attending the
automobile showing," replied Mrs. Stark.
Golfing enthusiasts during "spring break" in the middle
of winter have been: Dorothy Breedlove, Mary Ann Sawyer,
Catherine Cain, Nell Barnhill, Avis Benson and Maxine
Hardin.
These ladieswlll threatentheprosby the time summer ar-
rivesl !
Mrs. DickShelton, chairwoman of the local American Heart
Association, is presently collecting funds for this most worthy
cause. Contact her by calling 874-3607 and donate! After all,
February is Heart Month!
Did you know that every other Saturday night the Lelia Lake
Community hosts a pot-luck supper?This upcomingSaturday
evening is "The" night for the food n' frolics.
After the 6:30 meal, games of 42 are played and if there's
plenty of attendance, the group gets up avolley ball game or
two(or 3 or 4 or -,--)
Come join all the fun at the Old Lelia Lake schoolhouse
this weekend.
Want a new place to eat in Amarillo? Try Cross Timbers
restaurant. Located on the expressway Just afew miles east
of the city limits, the service is second to none and the
steaks are superb. The atmosphere you should enjoy im-
mensly. If you're watching the calories, don't worry!
The menu considers your dilemma. Take it from one who
knowsl
I understand that Vera Lewis' newest race track contender
has been showing some promising abilities lately.
Don't forget me at 874-3641 for your weekly newsl Phone
me some Tuesday!
THIS CAR, driven by Mrs. Frank (Wanda) Phelan Jr., was involved in a wreck Friday
night at the intersection of Highway 287 and South Koogle. Mrs. Phelan was seriously
injured in the crash. The other car involved was driven by Cecil Burrow. He was in-
Jured and taken to a Memphis hospital for treatment. (Press Photo)
CECIL BURROW was injured in a 2-car collision Friday night at the intersection of High-
way 287 and South Koogle. He was driving this car, which was in collision with a car
driven by Mrs. Frank (Wanda) Phelan Jr. Mrs. Phelan was rushed to Northwest Hospi-
tal in martllo, and Cecil was rushed to the Memphis hospital. (Press Photo)
The McLean Tournament is
over. Our 8th grade boys
brought back the Championship
trophy Saturday night by beat-
ing Lakevlew 22-20. Barry
scored high points inthatgame.
On Thursday, the boys played
Estelline and won with flying
colors. Friday they played Mc-
Lean and managed to get by
them, too. So, the Colts ended
up winning four of four games
this week. Congratulatlonsl
The "Coltettes" managed one
win. After defeating Estelline
22-24, we lost to McLean. We
then played Lakeview for third
place and lost by one point, 17-
161
The boys won Monday night
against Valley Junior High, 32..
30. Yeahl But the girls didn't!
Miss Maci Celli was the
honoree at a miscellaneous
shower given in the home of
Mrs. Naomi Phelan Saturday
morning.
Serving as hostesses for the
occassion were Mesdames
Naomi Phelan, Nadine Martin,
Hazel Monroe# HelenLand, Ruth
:.Neal, Margaret Waldrop, Lea
..:.Welch, Louise Payne, Mrs.
J. W. Murphy and Louise Ri-
ley.
Special guests were Mrs.
Esta Celli (the bride-to-be's
Mother) and Mrs. Thomas
Perkins mother, and Mrs. Hat-
tie Hazog.
Miss Pare Perkins acted as
registar for the guests.
Miss Carrie Neal served as
the refreshment hostess.
The refreshment table sport-
ing a pearl pink table cloth,
was centered by a pink carna-
tion and daisy bouquet. Pound
cake, sausage and pecan rolls
and coffee were the morning's
delicacies.
For a hostesses giR Miss
Celli received a silver cas-
sarole dish.
Receivin hours were from
10 a.m. until 12:00 noon.
Brett's name has been chang-
ed to Brat! That's a Joke, Coach2
It was good to see Joyce Taylor
at the tournament, even though
she was playing for Lakeview!
Sheryl B., did you have a nice
fall Monday night?
Coach Bromley, what's this
about intercepting passes on!he
basketball bus?
Laurie S.'s dimples have been
showing off lately.
Lisa, why do you have an
empty seat on either side of
you in Coach Hall's room?
Vanell loves to play "Jack-
in-the box" on the bus. Right?
Mark Mann, Paul and Mary
Hermesmeyer, and David Lea-
thers went to Fort Worth to
show their calves. Glad you're
backI
Last Friday evening at 7:00
o'clock Miss Ruby HeRon be-
came the bride of Gordon Ben-
nett, youngest son of Judge and
Mrs. Forrest Bennett.Thedou-
ble ring ceremony was con-
ducted in the bride's brothers
home in Chulavista, California.
Wednesday Mr. Bennett re-.
ported for duty on the U.S.S.
Reasoner which will be sta-
tioned in Japan until September.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hazlett
of Phillips, Mrs. H. M. Hor-
sehner and theC. C. Horschiers
of Dalhart were visitors of
the W. M. Crains Sunday.
Striking Living Room Group by Sta.Sford... 6 Piecee
An exciting new design.., big, cushiony pieces tufted in the manner of English club furniture
with walnut finish trim to add a Contemporary note...sleek, walnut finish accent tabled
topped with smoke glass. Includes the sofa and swivel rocker in fuss-free, honey color vinyl,
two bunching tables and two end tables. Terrific for family room or living room.
Christi, did those stories scare
you?
I suppose everyone is look=
lng forward to the last rally ....
this Thursday.
The cheerleaders have really ,
worked hard this year. Three
cheers for the"Cheerleaders"l
we have three new girls:
Janna and Elesha Brandon and
Sue Taylor--welco met
We're sad that Janls Mills
moved awayl (Back to Chil-
dress)
So 6th grade is playing three
on threel Keep it upI
I hear Wayne Phillips, Billy
Gardener and Guy Langham
made a pretty good teamI
Christi, did you figure out
how to do a "doggie fip"?
It's a little late to send
Christmas cards. Right, P.?
David M. is really swinging
these days, right Tarzon?
Rlcky R. is recoeperating
from a broken collor-bone.
We sure miss himI
College game
rescheduled
Coach Jack Hedden of Clar-
endon College received a call
from Denton, Texas, from North
Texas State University. The
• basketball game scheduled with
North Texas for the 17th of
February will be played at Clar-
endon College gym Wednesday,
February 14tl Game time will
be 7:30 p.m.
The public is cordially invited
to see this game which should
prove to be a fast running,
shooting, and high scoring bas-
ketball game.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed had
as their guests this weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Addell and Lloyd
and Ethyl Reed of Claude, Bob
Addell and family of Canyon t
Glen and Patsy Reed and Trlna
of Amarillo, Tru and Opel Bar-
bee of Bowie, Blanche Higglns
and Mr. and Mrs. LoisPntman.
RAY RUFFIN of Amarillo
announced his candidacy last
week for the 13th District, U.
S. Congress. Ruffin, a Demo-
crat, will seek the right to
challenge incumbent Rep. Bob
Price, a Republican, in the
congressional race in 1974.
Ruffin made a swing through
the district last week, and stop-
ped to confer with most of the
newspapers in the district. Ruf-
fin visited The Clarendon Press
Thursday.
Ruffln raises cutting horses
on his ranch near Amarillo.
He has moved back to the area
permanently after living in
California several years. He
is known for his recording ven-
tures in the religious field. He
will travel throughout the dis-
trict for the next two years,
and will likely face competi-
tion in theDemoeratic primary.
(Press Photo)
Services held
for Mr. Speed
Graveside services was held
Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m. i
for Edward Lewis Speed of q
Colorado City, Texas with the,
Rev. James O. Brandon offi-
ciating. Mr. Speed was born
July 26, 1889 and passed away l
February 5, 1973.
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bifocals
by
LATE DECIDERS: Don't forget the dance ,
Mu Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. It's this
night. Get your tickets from any sorority gal.
, middle-aged friend says she wishes movie
McQueen would talk more in his movies insteadof
his face so much. To Justify heropinion she says,
to the movie magazines at the beauty shop, he is
face lifll!
The CC Basketball Queen for 1972- 73 is Miss Cindy
of Memphis. She isa 19-year-oldSophomore and the
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Phelps of Memphis.
Others up for the title were: Miss Joyce Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley LewlsofClarendon;
Godfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beng!
phis; and Miss Jo Ann Braddox, daughter of Mr.
C. B. Braddox of Wichita Falls.
Mike Martin, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
coaching this year in Hermleigh, Texas. His high
girls team played district Tuesday night
That's quite an accomplishment for a first year
Mike is also assistant coach for the boys team.
The CHS football players are now selling tickets
the wildest basketball games you will ever see!
Floor Flusherettes and Flushers are playing the
Bomberetts and Bombers. This g
February 20, at 7 p.m. in the high school gym.
kets are 50 and adults are $1.00.
Talk about something fun and relaxlngl Have you eVd
crewel work? It's embroidery, but uses thin wool Y
can buy all the materials in apackage, or make up
design. We've seen mushrooms, frogs, flowersandbl:
your imagination run wildll
It's called HenflationI Eating breakfast out of town
a Bifocals reader said that on the menu one egg a#
was cheaper than two eggs and no baconl
Welcome Brandonsl Not onlydoestheFirst Baptist
have a new preacher, but a very good public
hear from the Kiwanis and Lions Clubs. Dr. Brandon i
Barbara have four lovely daughters.
Ernest ("Tunney") Kent believes that if you keep
long enough, it'll come back in stylel "Tunney" has a t
has an Allan Bryan's Men's Store label init. Let's
long ago was that ?Among the admirers of his tie were J
arbiters Richard Tunnell and Billy Jack Land.
Frances and W lllard Skelton drove to Wichita
with a huge cedar chest loaded in the trunk of the car i
Paula and Gene Odom and their moving van.
The Odoms are moving from Fort Worth.
ago Gene, who is more innovative than scientific
could pierce ears with one of the children's dart
enough, he pierced three sets of ear s in less than
utes and there have been no complaints.
Here's how: First, he found an eraser that fit thei
inserted a needle in the eraser. He practiced
and found out that the needle went in the same
time. Then he sterilized the needle. A bar of soap
behind the ear. The loaded gunwas heldagainst the
"" trlerwat$ pU]dad tbt wa
let anyone who thinks they are crackshots tr
the roomll
Corn
The last Monday inJanuarywasa dandy. The
out in mass, displayed their usual enthusiasm but no
one were reported. The weather man af
Friday and the weekend was highly successful with
golfers doing their thing on Sunday afternoon.
Doug played such a hot game that the evidence is
18th fairway.
Activities at the clubhouse picked up this
Howardwick Lions Club was not able to have
at the January meeting due to the illness of
club staff, but they held their business session
have Ladies night and dinner as usual this month.
was served to the Chamber of Commerce last
Slavins and Knorpps celebrated Margaret*sblrthdaY
nesday. The Thursday Duplicate Bridge Club was
by Maxine Hardin. Frances Skelton was high, June
and Nell Barnhill tied for second. On Friday
Mrs. Emma Dearer entertained with a bridge
All areas :of the club were busy Friday night.
eight children were watching their favorite TV
while the adults visited andwaited for Mr
Mack to prepare some 23 steaks for their
The noon buffets have been discontinued
notice due to bad weather and the flubug that has
ing the rounds, however advance reservations ma
for a buffet for 10or more peopleby contacting Mrs
Short orders and steaks are always available
the little ones they can sit inthebrand new mini
vlded by the club.
FINAL
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