The Marshall News Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 22

MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER Rob Morris Birthday Event Held Marshall Chapter No. 356, Order of the Eastern Star. celebrated the birthday of the founder of the Order. Rob Morris, with a covered dish picnic supper at Ros- MCAT IDEA FOR SCHOOL SHEARERS SHEAFFER'S Shripsert CARTRIDGE FOUNTAIN PEN like a rifle with cartridges of Skrip writing fluid! only $295 Other models to $8.75. Set with matcha "Fineline" pencils from $4.95 SEE THEM NOW AT MATTHEWSON DRUG CO.

Sunday, August 23, 1959 borough Springs Thursday night. Swimming and skating were enjoyed by the members and guests who wisHed to. participate. Mrs. Yuba Hearne.

Worthy Matron. expressed words of welcome to the assembled group hollowed by the invocation. by Walter Worthy Patron. Following the mea, Miss Catherine Brown introduced Mr. and Mrs.

Ben S. Pope. who presented ar interesting program featuring color slides and commentary collected in their travels to the Hals. Land. Damascus.

North Africa and concluded with cherry blossom time in Japar At the close of the program. Mr. Alexander. Worthy Patron presented to Mrs. Hearne, Worthy Matron, a surprise birthday present of a silver water pitcher from her officers and installing officers.

She was also presented with a large decorated birthday cake. There. were approximately 85 members and guests Linden Ships 75 Cars Of Watermelons News- Messengep News Service LINDEN -Approximately 75 cars. of watermelons nave been shipped -from Cass County this season. The crop is described by County Agent Truil Powell as though there was a decrease in acreage this year.

Melons have been of good quality, he says, and prices have held "fairly well." Season opening prices of $1.25 per 100 pounds have dropped now to between 60 and 70 cents. WE 4-4508 Loise V. Lancaster LETTER SHOP Across St. Marshall Hotel Her Empty Head Is Greater Handicap By ABIGAIL VAN DEAR ABBY: A year ago, due to an old infection, it was necessary to have my left arm amputated close to the shoul- dear ABBY: Now she persists in telling conspicuous although she ficial arm. am losing confidence in myself.

Should continue to see her? 'EMPTY SLEEVE" DEAR SIR: Your "empty sleeve" nearly the handicap that this woman's empty head is. Drop DEAR ABBY: I am another one of those poor saps whose love life has gone to pot since my wife put a television sei in our bedroom. Can you tell me how to get back in the act, again. NEGLECTED DEAR NEGLECTED: They say one picture is worth ten thousand words. Don't you believe it: A few well-chosen words spoken softly and at the right moment beats any picture.

Try it: DEAR ABBY: Everyone knows that a sitter' has no right to invite boy friends over without the consent of her employer. But has the EMPLOVER the right to let the baby -sitter have boys over without the consent of -the baby-sitter's MOTHER" 1 found out that my 16-yearold daughter was entertaining Mimeographing Typing Notary Mailing K. Wolons Back to School SALE LAST SHIPMENT A SELLOUT! GIRLS' BACK TO SCHOOL DRESSES, Pretty new ginghams fast colors, Sanforand prints in lovely classroom styles. AIl 199 ized and completely washable. Sizes 3 to 6x; 7 to 14.

BRAND NEW SHIPMENT Girls' Nylon Bouffant PETTICOATS Beautiful pastels, high colors and whites. 3 to 6x 7 to Sizes 1.99 Sizes .2.99 NEW GINGHAMS BOLTS AND BOLTS OF FRESH NEW SCHOOL FABRICS red. navy. BABY checks, STRIPES. 4 blue, NOVELTIES black, and PLAIDS CHECKS All pink brown, 44-Inch San- and torized.

Fast- THE YARD der. I quickly adjusted to my loss until recently. I became reacquainted with an old friend (now a divorcee) who insisted she'd be glad to let me escort her places. She assured me that my having only one arm made absolutely no difference to her, 1 have taken her www several tines ant enjoy her company. me that my "empty sleeve" is knows that I can't wear an' arti-' boys at her baby-sitting job who were not allowea to come to our home: am not trying to excuse my daughter.

But don't you think the lady she sits for should have checked with me before letting my daughter entertain boys in her home? After all. my daughter is only 16 and she still needs a little supervision. IRATE MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: What good is a sitter who needs sitter to make sure she isn't being sat with by undesirables? If you feel that your daughter needs "supervision" (and she obviously does) you shouldn't allow her to "sit" with other people's children. DEAR ABBY: I am going a young man who lives with his Grandma She raised him because both his parents are dead. He has asked me to marry him.

I said yes. Now he tells me that he is expecting to have his Grandma live with 11S after we are married. have heard that a third party is no good for a married couple. Should I call the whole thing off and look for somebody without a Grandma or should I take her in? She has nowhere else, to go. GERTIE DEAR GERTIE: If you have any second thoughts about whether to "take his Grandma, do yourself (and the young man) a favor and call off the marriage.

Bear in mind this "Grandma" raised the boy, If you really loved him, there would be no thought of "looking for someone without a Grandma." What's vour For personal reply, write to ABBY in care of the Marshall News Messenger. Enclose a stamped, faddressed, envelope. Career Gal Still Going Strong at 80 By. BETTY A. DIETZ Dayton News DAYTON: Ohio P- "I rest working." says Dr.

Lillian Gilbreth, who at 80 is not only one of the world's foremost engineers but also one of the most traveled. Heroine of the book, "Cheaper by the Dozen." which was, written by two of her 12 children, Dr. Gilbreth recently wound up a 10-week tour overseas. She was there to pursue the time and motion studles for which she is famous. The tal.

gray-haired grandmother, as gracious as a hostess presiding at tea, paused briefly for a chat before a lecture for the School of Logisat Wright Air Force Base. Only her nervously flexing fingers betrayed the efficiency expert's lets-be-onwith -it attilude. TIME AND ENERGY Dr. who Was here to give the Air Force some tips on how to handle supply problems more efficiently feels people in general fail to make the most of their energies and time. "It's an educational process." she points out.

"Depend on how much the individual wants to be efficient." Industry and the homemaker are very much alike in this instance, says Dr. Gilbreth. woman may want to do her job more efficiently. But she may resent her husband's advice. Now if he'd use a little diplomacy Dr.

Gilbreth, president of her own consultant management engineering firm in Montclair, N.J.. made her recent trip overseas as a member of the executive committee of the International Committee. on Scientific Management. This included six weeks in Istanbul, Turkey, and Athens, Greece. Purpose of the trip.

was to find ways to increase elficiency in hospitals and other institutions. The veteran engineer was particularly impressed by the crowds sitting in U.S. librarles, all of them eager to learn about the United States gAmerican visitors abroad should make it their business to spend a little time in these libraries, Dr, Bilbreth is convinced. Sounds Good Nuptial Vows Are Split ladyfingers (usually available in supermarkets) Exchanged in Center and Nice serves: with spread put LeaD with or together apricot coffee. again.

preCENTER The First Bap- bridesmaids. Martha Jean tist Church in Center was the Hancock served her sister as for the marriage of flower girl and Miller Thomas a Keep Record scene Miss Suzanne Hancock, daugh- was ring bearer. Keep a record of the food ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vance The bridegroom's father you put in your jeezer, then Hancock, and William R.

served him as best man. when you take out a package Blackshear son of Judge The bride's parents were mark it off, and Mrs. W. R. Blackshear hosts church at a reception in the of Laredo, at 8 p.m.

Satur- parlor following the day. ceremony. Miss Cynthia. Car- Unless white sugar is Guests were seated by the riker presided at the guest lumpy, do not sift betore ushers. Bob Hanna and Luke book.

Mrs. Jack Motley served measuring it. Fill the cup or Waco, and John Mann, punch and Mrs. William Warr spoon with sugar to overflowLaredo, and Hancock ring veins, to Center, brother of the bride. ternated at the cake service.

the measure. Then level off Mr. Hanna and Mr. Motley Others assisting were Mrs. the sugar with a spatula or also lighted the candles.

Winston Warr, Mrs. Richard a straight-edged knife. Dr. J. Carroll Chadwick.

Menefee and Mrs. Carlton read the impressive Dance. pastor, double ring ceremony the couple will be at home in will be a senior law student and After a short. wedding trip. Mrs.

Charles M. Burnett, orpresented a musical Waco, where Mr. Blackshear at Baylor University, ganist. prelude, played the traditional de wedding marches and accompanied Mrs. Bill Gains as she read Do I Love Thee" and Mrs.

Y. W. Rogers as she sang and "The Lord's The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her five attendants were Miss Charlotte Sanders, maid of honor, Miss Sue Oate of Center, Mrs. Harlin Kaizer and Miss Marguerite Holt of Dallas, and Miss Nancy Buice of Waco, IRIS AND DAYLILIES SPECIAL PLANTING SALE! Three Days Only: Friday, Saturday and Sunday August 21, 22, 23 Mrs.

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