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Miss Mann and Mr. Lynn Marry in Church Ceremony The wedding of Miss Donnan Mann, of this city, daughter of Mrs. William Otis Ferguson and the late William Hodges a Jr. and John Worth Lynn, also of this city, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Clabe Webster Lynn, took place yesterday at p. m. in Tabb Street Presbyterian Church. Dr. John W.

Craven officiated before an altar banked i palms, ferns, white flowers and candelabra -with cathedral candies. The bride, given in marriage by her Hunter Mann, of Harrison, N. wore a of white antique taffeta with Belgian lace and seed pearls. Her veil fell from a half circlet of lace and pearls and she carried a bouquet of lily of the valley and white sweetheart roses centered with an orchid. Miss Ann Hodges Mann was her sister's maid of honor.

Oilier attendants were Miss Jean Elizabeth Lynn, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Elizabeth Madison NElft SELF-WJNDING AUTOMATIC K-406 Put Tit bcl. Sell-winding. Provided sttt Is tstortd if opened "KNOW YOUR JEWELER" A E. I QjfaiuMtts 19LT Hargrave, Miss Mollie Lee McDonald, Miss Virginia a Mann, Miss Louise Scott Steele, all of this city. They wore pink- chiffon dresses trimmed with pink satin and carried pink and white flowers in a semicascade similar to the bride's.

The bridegroom had as his best man his father. Groomsmen were Dr. Clabe Webster Lynn brother of the bridegroom; Kenneth Maxwell Holt and Jones Swearingen, both of Colonial Heights; Calvin Brooks Gibson, of Charlotte, N. Clayton Thomas Godfrey of Asbury, N. Robert Chase Raiford, of Erwin, N.

C. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the-home of the bride on S. Market St. For traveling, the bride wore beige Shantung with beige and white accessories. After a trip lo Sea Island, Ihe couple will make their home in Richmond.

Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Mann, of Harrison, N. James Mann of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs.

Robert M. Friend and family, of Charlotte, N. Mr. and Mrs. T.

T. Lynn, of Wilson, N. a Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Lynn and daughter, Virginia, of Raleigh, N. C. Plans are announced today for the wedding of Miss a i McDowell Wyche and Dr. Robert Bradley Scott, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Frank Scott, of this city. The ceremony will be perform- June 21 at 8 o'clock in the ening in Tabb Street Presbyterian Church with Dn John W. Craven, officiating, assigned by the Rev. Stanley Rapids, N.

C. C. Clarke also of Roanoke Rapids, will render a program of music. Miss Wyche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Lewis Wyche, of Walnut Hill Gardens, will be given in marriage by her father. Her maid of honor will be Miss Mary Arrington, of Meridian, Miss. Other attendants will be Miss Susan Wyche, sisler of the bride; Miss Ann Claiborne Pope, cousin of the bride; and Miss Bryant Pope, all of this city. Charles Frank Scott of this city, will be his brother's besl Come to Bernard-Louis for creative Hair The proper hair shaping is ths basis oi every hair style. Why not consult our expert hair stylists about your individual problems? Dial RE 2-3681 for an appointment.

hair Stylists 39 S. Sycamore SI. RE 2- 3681 8 The Progress-Index, Petersbiirg-Colonktl Heights, Sunday, June 8, 1958 Mrs. John Worth Lynn Mrs. James Davenport Bryden Jr.

man and groomsmen will be Francis L. Wyche brother of the bride; R. F. Burke Steele Richard and Vincent Durand, all of this city; Kenneth Mace, of Richmond; and David C. Clarke cousin of the bride, of Roanoke Rapids, N.

C. Several parlies have been given and several are planned, honoring the engaged couple. Mrs. Claiborne T. Jones entertained at a coffee Wednesday morning in her home on Maltoax Ave.

while Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Jones honored the bride-elect and prospective bridegroom at a party in their home on East Boulevard last night. Dr.

and Mrs. Francis N. Taylor and children, of Weslovcr Ave. are spending 10 days at Armoncl Beach, Fla. a Dr.

and Mrs. William Grossmann attended his class reunion last week at the University of Virginia. From Charlottcsville they went to Blacksburg lo attend commencement exercises at VP1 in which their son, William Grossmann received his degree. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Q. Slrail- man III, of Fort Meade, arc spending the weekend with his mother, Mrs. F. 0. Straitman, and her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. N. C. Jones. Mrs.

Hugh Mathews, of Denver, is here for a visit with her and daughter, Mr. and'Mrs. Robert Ritchie of Dinwiddie County. Miss Anne Hubert Galling arrived last week from Sweet Briar College. She had as guests, Miss Rhelt Ball, of Nashville; a Miss Elizabelh Dew, of Jacksonville.

The girls are classmates at college. Miss Galling left this weekend for St. Louis where she will spend Sale! One Group of made of voile, gingham, batiste and novelty cottons all from our regular stock i i a priced up to $14.95 SQ.OO Sizes: 7 to 9 10 to 20 to 22 GLOBE DEP'T STORE 'Exclusive Ready-to-Wear The following births were re, ported yesterday from Petersburg General Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Vairo, Matoaea, son, Friday. To Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Frank, 330 E. Washington son, Friday.

To Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Sutton, 2130 Oak Lane, son, yesterday. days as guest of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Erroll Honey and -their son, John Kimpton Money. Mrs. William S. Smith Jr.

and daughters, Cathy and Nancy, of Winslon-Salem have arrived for a week's stay here with her moth cr, Mrs. Austin B. Clements. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Harold Branch and son, Gordon, of Chapel Hill, are the weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Waverly W. Branch, of Westover Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Branch will return today to their home but their son will remain for a longer visit with his grandmother. Miss i Edmunds, daughter of Dr. Meade C. Edmunds, arrived last week from Mary Baldwin College.

Miss Edmunds has spent several days this week at Nags Head where she was guest of Miss Susan Deibert and her mother, Mrs. James E. Deibert. Miss Jerry daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald K. -Andrews, was among those attending final dances at Washington and Lee University. Miss Andrews was guest of Lewis LaRuc, of Bartley, W. Va. George Ray Partin will receive his master of education degree from the University of Virginia School of Education at commencement exercises tomorrow.

Mr. Parlin, a graduate of Petersburg High School, also holds the bachelor of science degree in psychology from the Richmond Professional Institute and is currently employed as chief, Curriculum Army Logistics Management Center, Fort Lee. He is the- son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lester H.

Partin, of Matoaea, and resides with his wife, and two daughters, Kelly Lynnc and Victoria Anne, in Ma- toaea. Winners in the weekly duplicate bridge contest played Thursday evening in the Temple Center under the auspices of the Southside Bridge Unit were: north- south-first, Mrs. L. O. Clarke and D.

R. Hart; second, Charles Landeau and Sol Rosenbaum; third, Samuel Taylor and Herman Bassman. East-west first, Mrs. L. Brown and Mrs.

F. A. Washabaugh; second, Mrs. J. Beckwith Fuller and Mrs.

Kenneth third, Linwood O. Veazey and Dr. Mark Deutch. Of interest to bridge players here is news that Alex Tscheck- aloff, who played in many of the duplicate contests here last year was in third position in the third round of Open Pair Champions for the Julian Goldman Cup Matches being held for 12 days at the Park-Sheraton Hotel, New York City. Major Herbert H.

Price Jr. arrived yesterday from Indianapolis where he has been in school for six He his wife and children here who have been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Val Parham.

while he was away. They will leave Thursday for their home in Park Forest, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.

Brinkley, of Westover arc spending the weekend at their summer collage on the Potomac River. Miss Ann Claiborne Pope and Miss Betsy Goodman are among those attending final dances over the weekend at Military Institute. Miss Dottie Gill -arrived home this week from William and Mary College. Miss Kay Scoggin of Harrisonburg, has been spending several days with her and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin W. Gill of South Boulevard. Miss Gil! left yesterday for.Lex- Ington where she attend finals at Virginia Military Institute. CLEAN ALUMINUM Discoloration can" be removed from an aluminum pot by letting coupic of teaspoons of cream of tartar added lo a rjuart of water simmer in the pot a few minutes, Clubs Here Plan Outings, Picnics For Coming Week Petersburg Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.

with Mrs. Lewis D. Pilcher, of Westover Ave. Mrs. Claiborne M.

Pope Jr. will be co-hostess. Ftt'C GROUP TO MEET The Garden, Department of the Federated Woman's Club will hold its June meeting Wednesday at 11 a. m. at Lee's Mill Pond.

This will be a picnic with Mrs. William I. Boswell and Mrs. Harry N. James, chairmen of the hospitality committee, as hostesses 4 TO HOLD PICNIC Old Dominion Garden Club will meet Tuesday at Riverside, on the a River, summer home of Mrs.

Mark E. Holt Sr. Members will meet at the home of Mrs. J. E.

Antener, 1662 Monticello Ave. at 9 a. m. The affair will be a picnic. CLUB TO MEET Cockade City Garden Club will hold its annual meeting and picnic at Olive Hill, home of Mrs.

H. K. Hagerman, Tuesday at 10:30 p. m. SOCIETY TO MEET St.

Anne's Benevolent Society will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Z. F.

Lyman, 6:8 S. Sycamore St. COUNCIL TO MEET" Colonial Heights Council of Garden Clubs will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Community Center.

QUIET FOR BABY If you get baby off to a good start, you'll find he'll be easier to handle as he grows older. It's a good idea to make sure that his play room is away from house traffic, the telephone and street distractions. Rugs or sound muffling flooring material like rubber tile are good choices for the nursery, and shades or other blinds help keep out the early morning light from the window. KEEP 'EM FRESH Marshmallows will stay fresh if placed in the bread box. They absorb moisture from the bread that keeps them fresh for days.

Miss Elizabeth Stanton Is Bride gf Mr, Bryden The wedding of Miss Elizabeth5 Willis Stahton, daughter: of Mr and Mrs. William Lamar Stan ton of this city, and James Davenport Bryden son of Rev and Mrs. James Davenport Bryden Sr. of Alexandria, took place yesterday at 4 o'clock in the aft ernbon in Walnut Hill Baptis Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the bridegroom's father before an altar bankec with magnolias, gladioli anc candelabra.

Raymond Herbek, 01 Norfolk, rendered the nuptial mu sic. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of silk taffeta. The tucked empire bo dice was designed with a portrait neckline. The fashioned with an inserted pane! of tucks and bows, extended into a chapel train. Her fingertip vei of French illusion was attache! to a tiara embroidered with seec pearls.

She wore an heirloom pen dant necklace which belongs to her maternal grandmother. bouquet which she- carried was designed with while roses, ger anium violets, and centered with a white orchid. Miss Barbara Anne Stanton, sis ter of the bride, was maid of hon or and wore a pink taffeta gown with a lace yoke and a matching picture hat. Her cascade bouquei was of red roses. Other attendants were Miss Al lene Tyler, of Springfield; anc Mrs.

Charles Eugene Pierpoint, Hampton, sister -of the bride groom. Their dresses, hats anc flowers were identical to those the honor attendant. Mr. Bryden's best man a John W. Ktotz, of Springfield; anc groomsmen Agamemnon Vassos, of Falls Church, a Adair of Fairfax.

The bride's mother wore a rose lace over taffeta dress with beigi accessories and a purple orchid The bridegroom's mother wore a dress of turquoise embroiderec silk organza with beige acces series and a purple orchid. Miss Anita Deihl Webb was mis tress of ceremonies. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the bride's home on Pow hatan Ave. For traveling, the bride wore a Navy silk Shantung ensemble with white accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bou quet. Mr.

and Mrs. Bryden will live in West Virginia during the sum mer. The bride is a graduate of Mary Washington College and bridegroom graduated from Wil liam and Mary College and re ceived his master's degree from the University of Virginia. Give snapbeans new flavor; cook sliced scallions (green on ions) in butter and add to them. RUG CLEANING SERVICE A Quality Service At i Cleaners Send us your rugs for quality cleaning.

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Miss Jones and Mr, Mathews Wed The wedding of Miss Helen Frances Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones, of Prince George County, and Albert Clifton Mathews son of Mrs. Eva Thompson, of Silver Spring, and Mathews.

of Dewitt, took place yesterday at 8 p. m. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. Edward Henderson, pastor of Second Baptist Church, in his Given in marriage by her uncle, II.

Harvey Jones, the bride wore a waltz length dress of white nylon over satin with -white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. They will make their home in Richmond. LOOK, NO SHRINK When washing 'our ironing board cover stretch it over the ironing board to dry and this will save it from shrinking. Husbafids Guests Of Ettrick Garden Club Members The Eltrick Garden Club held its June meeting in the Rainbow Drive Inn with their husbands as their dinner guests. Mrs.

Claiborne held a brief business meeting, at which time the club voted to have an entry in the Southside Virginia Fair. It also voted to contribute $10 to the Ettrick Cemetery Project. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne Hawkins, Mr.

and Mrs: Howard Warrisley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nugent, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Motley Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Downing, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins, and Mrs. Benton Woodruff. Mrs.

C. C. Hogwood left.Friday for a visit of several weeks with her son and his family in Marlboro, Mass. Misses Jennifer Maddra and Page Jones left yesterday for a week at Virginia Beach with the Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority. Thomas R.

Traylor is in New York for a two-week business trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar Dyson and, children, John E. Mike and Debbie, of St.

Charles, 111. are visiting his family on Totty St. -Mrs. S. W.

Vaughan, Mrs. Clifton Mann, Mrs. Mattie Hardy, of Colonial Heights; and Mrs. J. B.

'Bowles, of Dinwiddie; are visiting their brother; and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Browder, of Lakeland, where they will have a Family Reunion. En route they will stop for a visit with Ann Hardy Mangum and her family. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Wade visited relatives in Claremont Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wright have return from a wedding trip to Florida and are making their home on Chesterfield Ave.

The Rev. arid Mrs. Parker Hooper and daughter, Nancy Lawrence, left Wednesday for their home in Indian Head, a visit with Mrs. Hooper's family. Dan Hawks, a student at Hampden Sydney College, is home to spend the vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Hawks. John Davis and Mrs.

Creasy are "visiting relatives in Richmond. Those from the community in Petersburg General Hospital are: Mrs. C. C. Archer, Grover Fisher, Norman Andrews'and Walter James.

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