The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 5

THE HEARNE DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1946 BISHOP, Society Editor Baptist Church Scene Of Baker-Farrar Wedding In a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist church at 6:00 o'clock Saturday evening, Miss Virginia Farrar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Farrar of Alhambra, California was married to Kenneth Baker, son of Mrs.

Evelyn Baker of Hearhe. Rev. C. W. Sanders read the marriage service as the couple stood before an arrangement of white gladioli and ferns' illumined by white candles in branched candelabra.

Miss Julia Ann Smith played the traditional wedding marches and accompaniment for Mrs. J. B. Moody who sang the bridal solo, "0 Perfect Love." bride chose a street length' dress of- white eyelet embroidery, with which she wore a fingertip veil of illusion adjusted to a halo of tube roses, and carried a white Bible top- with white gladioli and showered with fern and tube roses. Her only attendant, Mrs.

Arlen Henry of Houston, cousin of the bridegroom, served as matron of honor wearing a street dress of white and corsage of pink gladioli. Arlen Henry was best man and ushers were Thad McGar Hood and George Palmos. The bride's mother wore a dress of grey sheer with corsage of white baby asters. The groom's mother was in black sheer with a pink aster corsage. At the reception in the church an- nex following the ceremony, Miss Shirley Pardo and Mrs.

Bill Arring- toh presided at the bride's table! which held an arrangement of white flowers and the three tier wedding cake which was served with punch. When Mr. and Mrs. Baker left for a train Houston and Galvesr ton, the bride was wearing an aqua suit with white accessories. The bride was graduated from Alhambra, California High School, attended Pasadena Junior College before entering the University of Redlands, California.

Mr. Baker as member of the U. S. Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps, served with a unit at the University of- California. Before transferring to UCLA he served at Corpus Christi, Texas and semester of Navy V-12 training at the University of Redlands.

At conclusion of their wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Hearne. Mullins-Schulze Miss Grace Mullins and Mr. Gus A. Schulze of San Antonio were Saturday night in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Mullins. The double ring cere- JaneMathews, Bride-elect Feted at E. M.

Brady Home Complimenting Miss Jane Mathews, who will be married to Joe Carl Willis of Bremond on August 2Qth, Mesdames E. M. Brady, P. B. Hall, E.

Y. Ely, L. A. Nunlqy, W. T.

Dillard and Mack Hoyt entertained with a gift party at the Brady home on Friday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. One hundred guests were received into rooms made gay with a variety of summer flowers to be greeted by the bride-elect, Mrs. E. M. Brady and mothers of the affianced couple.

Miss Alice Claire Brady presided at the guest book) Assorted sandwiches, canapes, cookies and punch were served in the dining room where other members of the house party gave further greet- Katherine Lajoie Honored At Prenuptial Party Hostesses for a 'crystal and miscellaneous shower for Miss Katherine Lajoie, bride-elect, Friday at the Municipal club house, Misses Katherine Mitchell and Eleanor Dockery received with the honoree, her mother, Mrs. Al Lajoie, and Mrs. C. J. Nieman of New Baden, mother of the prospective bridegroom.

Baskets of marigolds lent brilliant color to club rooms where sixty-two guests were registered by Mrs. Clifton Jackson. An arrangement of white asters and scabiosa centered the tea table at which Mrs. Eldred Lajoie presided at the punch bowl. White candles in crystal holders completed the table decor.

ing. The refreshment table was laid with a exit work cloth of dainty design and appointed in crystal and silver. Candles in pastel colors burned in crystal candelabra centering the board which held a floating arrangement of pink dwarf asters as further ornament. Mrs. E.

Y. Ely, who poured punch was assisted by little Miss Elizabeth Hoyt. China, crystal, silver and miscellaneous articles overflowed the several tables provided for display of wedding gifts which held interest of the many who lingered to chat with the hostess group and bride-to-be. Misses Fay Pauline Nunley and Mabel Hall were in charge of the gift tables. Franklin, Heavne and Bryan friends of the Mathews and Willis families constituted the guest groups.

of Camp mony was -witnessed by several members of both families and a few close friends of the couple. Immediately following the ceremony, the wedding cake was served with punch, after which the couple left for a short wedding' trip. Mrs. Schulze was graduated from Henrne High School in 1944. Mr.

ELOIA THEATRE Calvert, Texas Thursday and Friday, August 15-16 ZIEGFELD FOLLIES in TECHNICOLOR With Fred ASTAIRE, Judy GARLAND BALL, Red SK ELTON Fanny BRICE, Esther WILLIAMS s- Social Hour Compliments Mrs. Arcotta Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woodyard and Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. Ottea were hosts for a social hour at the Municipal club house from 8:00 to 11:00 Thursday night, naming as honoree Mrs. Rita Arcotta, war bride of Brazos Arcotta, who arrived in Hearne from Rome, Italy on August 1st. Bowls of zinnias adorned the mantel, and the table used for the display of gifts.

A purse of $207.00 in cash was made up for the couple as wedding gift. Mrs. Arcotta entertained the guests with a group of songs and poetry which was well received and applauded. This brought out in part her versatility and talent as an entertainer. Dancing was also enjoyed throughout tho evening.

Miss Virisyina Farrar Honored At C. W. Hairrell Home When Mrs. C. W.

Hairrell and Mrs. H. M. Dotson entertained at a tea and shower in the Hairrell home in compliment to Miss Virginia Farrar, bride-elect of Kenneth Baker, on Wilson-Berry $28.72 PERCAPKTA Spent for all types of MEDICAL SERVICE In as DRUGS DOCTORS 1.17 DENTISTS 4.03 HOSPITALS NURSES MISCELLANEOUS S.OO prcition that doctors and dentists receive of the money tpent for medical purposes. tho charti and tables will show, this far from true.

Out of the total national medical bill for 1942, (according to Medical Economics Magazine) 57 per cent of every dollar was spent for drugs, hospitals, nurses and other supplies and services. America's level of health it the highest in the world, but our physicians, dentists, pharmacists, hospitals, nurses and technicians arc constantly striving to maJke that medical dollar buy MORE health for you. PREPAID and hospital inJuronce plant, VOLUNTARY American ore now to lhan 100,000,000 dodor about it. Rev. H.

J. Eastland spent lust! Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

McNcel went week in San Antonio, making-the trip to Kranchvillc Sunday to spend the at this time especially to see his sis-1 day with her mother, Mrs. W. R. Mrs. Sam Woodyard registered the sister cieotha, of Dallas who i Looney, and to bring homo their guests and Mrs.

M. M. Ottea intro-j was attending- a summer school ses- Edwinn, who had 1 eon duced them to the honoree. Iced drinks and cookies were served to one hundred and twelve guests sion at Our Lady of the Lake Col-1 with her grandmother for wee'; legc. registered.

Tuesday, fifty callers were received by the two hostesses, the honoree Schulze attended school in San An- jj Evelyn Baker, mother of the Saturday, August 17 Colorado Pioneers With WILD BILL ELLIOTT and BOBBY BLAKE Sunday and Monday, August 18-19 TO EACH HIS OWN With OLIVIA De HAVILLAND and JOHN LUND Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 20-21 Janie Gets Married With Joan LESLIE and Robert tonio and later served in the U. S. Army. Out-of-town guests for the wed- i ding were Mr.

Clint Mullins of Graham, brother of the bride, Messrs. Adolph and Herman Schulze and Urna Schulze, brothers and sister of the groom, of San Antonio; Mrs. Margaret Kiehn "and small son of San Antonio, and Mr. Ivan Peterson, U. S.

Marine Chief Warrant Officer from Long Beach, California, Mr. Mrs. Schulze are making their home in San Antonio, where they are both employed. -s Thurs. and Aug.

22-23 Deadline At Dawn With Susan Hayward and Bill Williams Invitation for Mathews-Willis Wedding August 20th Mr. and Mrs. Otho Mathews are issuing through the press the following invitation to relatives, friends and acquaintances: Mr. and Mrs. Otho Mathews request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Jane to Mr.

Joe Carl Willis on Tuesday the twentieth of August at eight o'clock in the evening at the First Methodist Church Hearne, Texas Like the glimmer of the evening Cologne and Perfume. bensive prospective bridegroom. Seasonal flowers in a variety of colors were noted throughout reception rooms while in the dining room a bridal theme was accented at the refreshment table which held white oleanders and fern in a central arrangement and white candles in crystal bases. A white lace cover was used for the board at which Mrs. Bill Arrington poured punch and Miss Beverly Hairrell assisted in dispensing sandwiches, nut and fruit cookies and stuffed olives.

Miss Shirley Pardo registered guests and members of the house party directed them to tables where gifts for the engaged couple were arranged. Misses Beverly Hairrell and Ettabel Fulton alternated at the piano for a musical program during hours of the tea which were from 4:00 to 6:00. Cr Houston Visitor Complimented Tuesday Miss Frances Elaine Altimore of Houston was honoree at a swimming party given at the Municipal pool Tuesday from 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. C.

P. Drumm and their daughter, Mary Elizabeth. Games were enjoyed and refreshment served after the swimmers left the pool. Sharing in the pleasures of the afternoon with the honoree and hosts were Rose Mary Scarmardo of Dai- Carl The marriage of Mrs. Louis of Austin spent last week with Billy Barmove, veturnintf home Sutulrty with his parenta, MY.

Evelyn' and Mrs. Emery Hughes and other Berry, daughter of J. F. McCullough of Mesquite, to T. D.

Wilson of the Brazos Bottom, was solemnized on Friday, August 2nd in Mesquite in a church ceremony. and Mrs. Wilson will be at home on their plantation near Hearne following a trip to Hot Springs, Nashville, Tenn. and Washington, D. C.

II TII I A Ju SHIELD EXPERT HERE H. M. SHRVNAN, widely known members of the family who visited 1 export of. Chicago, will personally he with the Brady families and other relatives at tho weekend. at Uic LaSalle Hotel, Bryan, Thursday only, August 22, 9 A.

M. to 4 I'. M. 0 i Mr. Shevnan says: The Zoctic 'Visiting with Mrs.

Harry Gray Sat- i hie is a tremendous improvement law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ho i (1 the rup t'ure perfectly no matter Henderson, their daughter, Dinnno the size or location but it will in- Lynn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Donison crease the circulation, strengthen the and son, Butch, all of Houston.

Rehearsal Dinner Following rehearsal Friday for the Court weakened parts, and thereby close i the opening in ten days on the aver- i age case, regardless of heavy lift- Judge Tom L. Beauchamp, of the inn, straining or any position the Baker-Farrar wedding, the bridal party musicians for the wedding and riiothers of the engaged couple were served dinner at Peytons Cafeteria from a florally'adorned table which emphasized a bridal, theme. of Criminal Appeals, has a Wedding Party Is lead of more than 50,000 over his next opponent for re-election. He solicits your support in the Second Pri-l-cal treatments. body may assume.

A nationally known scientific method. No under straps or cumbersome arrangements and absolutely no medicines or modi- (Pd. Pol. Ad 22-ltp) Mr. Shevnan will be glad to.

without charge. Lee S. Smith, who visited relatives in Baltimore and more recently went to Freeport to spend a short time with his son-in-law and daughter, Miss K'ltherine Lajoie, who will be Mr. and Mrs. John Price, came home married to Johnnie Nieman of New last weekend.

Baden at the First Baptist church following surgical operation especially solicited. Saturday evening will be attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eldred Lajoie. Curry Nieman will serve his brother as best man. las, Joe Carl Vowters of Houston, es Mr.

and Mrs. John Perrone of Camden, Arkanasas, Rosemary Trenta- cost, Minnie Marie Lampson, Kenny Culbreth, Carl Cotropia. Pink and Blue Shower Compliments Mrs. Koinm Mrs. Joe Koinm was honored on Tuesday, at a Coke party and pink and blue shower given by Mrs.

H. B. Priestly and Mrs. Gene Blake in the Priestly home from 9:30 to 11:00 in the morning. The party was a surprise to the honoree who was presented numerous dainty and useful gifts and good Engagement Announced Mrs.

Charlie Carona announces the engagement of her daughter, Kathryn to Mr. Joe Montie of Houston. Mrs. W. M.

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White candles that flanked the centerpiece were in miniature rocking horses. WMU Circle Entertained At Ranch House One of the most delightful meetings of circle 2 of the Baptist W. M. U. followed a breakfast given at the ranch home of Mrs.

H. A. Ely at 7:00 o'clock Monday. Twenty-five members of the union and a guest group drove to the ranch house for the courtesy and the regular program which, included discussion of "Bible Stewardship" presented by Mrs. Zob- cik.

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