The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 7

THE HEARNE DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1047 MRS. W. C. BISHOP, Society Editor Mathews-Crowder Vows Exchanged On Sunday, June 22nd at five o'clock in the afternoon at the First Baptist church of Hearne. Miss Lorraine Crowder was given in marriage by her father, E.

H. Crowder, to James Story Mathews, son of Mrs. J. H. Mathews and the late Mr.

Mathews. Rev. C. W. Sanders, pastor of the church officiated in the double ring ceremony.

The bridal theme was accented at the chancel of the church with upstanding' baskets of white gladioli against a background of candles and foliage. Pews were designated for the two families and close friends with bows of white satin ribbon. The bridal music was rendered by Miss Mary Ruth Cherry, organist, and Euell Porter of Huntsvile, who sang "Because" prior to entrance of the bridal party and "With This Ring" as the couple exchanged the symbolic bands. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father. She chose for her marriage a gown of candlelight satin styled with elongated bodice with long sleeves.

The yoke of the dress was of white lace and the flaring skirt fell into a short train. The fingertip bridal veil of tulle was attached to a double frill of the tulle. The white bound Bible carried by the bride was topped with white carnations and from the bouquet fell a shower of white carnations and primroses. Mrs. H.

L. Hulsey was her sister's WE SELL ALMOST EVERYTHING TRY US IlLER' 5--10--25c STORE Next Door to City Cafe matron of honor and bridesmaids were Misses Louvenia Oldham, Martha Lee Mathews, Betsy Casey and Marie Luster. Their dresses of taffeta in pastel colors were styled similar to the bridal gown and thsy carried pastel colored fans centered with" white gladioli. Each wore a shoulder length veil the color of her dress. Ennis Crowder, brother of the bride, was best man and ushers were Robert Stewart, Leslie Henderson, Leland Reeder, H.

'L. Hulsey. Leslie Henderson and Leland Reeder lighted the altar candles. Mothers of bride and bridegroom wore blue sheer dresses with white corsages. A reception was held in the church annex.

The bride's table was laid with a linen cloth and held the three- tiered heart-shaped wedding cake and the crystal punch service circled with bouquets of the bridal party. Miss Dorothy Priestly presided at the punch bow-l and Miss Dorothy Stansel served the wedding cake. For a wedding trip to Little Rock Arkansas, the bride wore a dress of I brown alpaca with accessories of gold and white and a corsage of white carnations. The couple plan to make their home in Hearne. Out-of-town wedding guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Roberts and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Ellis. Houston; Mr. and Mrs. R. S.

Stewart, Sr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. S.

Stewart, Jr. and son, Mrs. 0. F. El- jlis, Mrs.

Sarah Garland, Mrs. ews Garland. Mrs. Buma Cobb," Miss Irene Mathews, all of Dallas; Mrs. S.

C. Ludlow, Mrs. N. I. Hare of Ennis.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Crowder of Alexandria, Louisiana.

Miss Louise Nale presided at the guest register. W. S. S. Held Open House at Parsonage Members of the Society of Christian Service, -who held open house at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening greeted members of the congregation of the church and other callers between hours of 8:00 and 10:00..

Rev. and Mrs. E. H. McKenzie, Mrs.

J. M. Dorrell, President of the W. S. C.

and Mrs. J. L. Renfro, District Secretary, composed the receiving line in the entrance hall of the home and other members of the house party were Mrs. 0.

H. McCollum, who presided at the donation table, Mrs. L. A. Bradbury, who served punch, Mrs.

Tol Lord, Mrs. Warren Henry, Mrs. C. L. Hudson, Mrs.

Roland Pardo, Mrs. K. L. Harkins, Mrs. R.

P. Henderson, Mrs. J. C. Waltmon, Mrs.

L. W. Perkins and Mrs. Osborn Wallace who had charge of Victrola music played during the evening. Zinnias, marigolds, roses and daisies were noted throughout reception rooms, and at the refreshment table a graceful arrangement of daisies and gold zinnias in a crystal bowl rested on a reflector to form the centerpiece.

The board was laid with a lace cloth and illuminated by candles bases. Open face sandwiches and assorted cookies were served with the frosted punch. Callers were conducted through the parsonage which was recently redecorated and is a real credit to committees who planned the improvement program. White woodwork, lovely patterns in paper, new draperies, all contribute to the charm of the home to which the recent Texas conference saw fit to return Rev. E.

H. McKen- x.ie and his family, who are beginning their sixth year as citizens of Hearne. Picnic Supper And Informal Dance A picnic supper in the municipal park followed by an informal dance at the club house Monday, had Misses Virginia Klapper and Jean Haynie as hostesses with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klapper, Mrs.

H. W. Cummings and Mrs. Sue Haynie assisting. Personnel of the younger set included Miss Alma Jean Vance of Bryan and Bill Yoeman of Philadelphia, Miss Grace Ann Norman of Dallas and DeWitt Waltmon; Miss Mary Olive Bullock of Bryan and Roy Larkin Henry; Miss Jean Haynie and Kenneth Harkins; Miss Virginia Klapper and Larry Williams of Amarillo; Tommie Haynie; Miss Claire Brady and Lamar Lessor.

NEW CLASS STARTS NEXT WEEK UNDER G. I. BILL ROGERS AIR SERVICE NOTICE USELESS AND DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED-FREE OF CHARGE CALL FIRESTONE SERVICE Phone Texas Church Group Honored At G. C. Chatmas Home St.

Philip's Auxiliary members were hosts on Monday at a luncheon in the gai-den of the G. C. Chatmas home that brought together an out-of-town planning- committee and vestrymen of the church to inspect the youth camp site recently acquired by the Diocese of Texas. The garden setting was perfect for the meal of broiled steaks, baked beans, salad, hot rolls, devil cake and iced tea served at tables of colorful appointment. Composing the visiting contingent were Mrs.

David B. Smith, Mrs. A. W. Mocllenberndt, Miss Lynette Giesecke, Rev.

Thomas Sumners, Mrs. Thomas Sumners, and Ed Hartwell, all of Houston; Dr. D. Bailey Calvin of Gnlveston; Rev. Walter Henckell of Baytown; Miss Virginia lianey of Peurland; Miss Gloria Sherwood of Orange; Rev.

Robert R. Brown of Waco; Mrs. Russell B. Watson and Mrs. Hart of Tyler.

Vestrymen of St. Philip's with the luncheon party were L. E. Cochran, N. L.

Me Carver, Robert Rohde, G. C. Chatmas. W. W.

Wilkerson of Fort Worth, W. A. Wilkerson and Jimmie ChatniHs completed the party. Mrs. G.

C. Chatmas, Mrs. L. E. Weber, Mrs.

Robert Rohde, Mrs. W. A. Wilkerson, Mrs. N.

L. McCarver, Mrs. D. C. Weston, Mrs.

Fred Tidemann, Miss Frances Wilkerson composed the hostess group. Prior to the courtesy at the Chatmas home, St. Philip's church was opened to the visitors and vestrymen for their business session. Afternoon hours were spent at the camp site. Mrs.

Kelly Payne Gives Party For Daughter A swimming party and weinie roast given by Mrs. Kelly Payne at the municipal park Tuesday evening, complimented her daughter. Joan, who has been at school in New Jersey and is at home for vacation. Eighteen teen-age girls ami hoys were included in the courtesy which I concluded with dancing at the club 1 house. Shower For Bride-elect Miss Lillian M'udd, whose marriage to Grady Griffin will be an event of Sunday, June 29Ui, was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Ennis friendr, last week while visiting in that city.

CARD OF THANKS We take this means to express our sincere appreciation for kindness and sympathy extended during the illness and at the death of our wife and mother, and for floral offerings at funeral hour. We are especially grateful to Dr. W. M. Boguskie for his professional scrvic.o and kindly I ministration.

G. I). Diver and Family. Jean Knapp Honoree At Afternoon Party Jean Knapp of Mercedes, who is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Greenwood, was party honoree Tuesday afternoon on her 9th birth anniversary. Mrs. Greenwood was hostess for the party for which twenty-five children assembled on the lawn in the rear of the home for games. Eftimea Palmos and Mary Jo Cornforth assisted in directing the games and arranging groups for pictures taken by Mrs. Al Garrett during progress of the party.

At refreshment time, birthday cake was served with Dixie cups and cold drinks. The cake was two-tiered with "Happy Birthday" lettered in two shades of pink and green across the top tier which held nine candles. Balloons and candies were given as favors. Twins Observe Natal Day At Dinner Mrs. E.

Y. Ely Jr. and her twin sister, Mrs. John Seuberry, Jr. of Laredo observed their birthday at the Ely home last week with a family dinner party, Mrs.

Scaberry and a friend, Mrs. Joj Niedenmiyer of Miami, came especialy for the natal day tele-1 bration which was thoroughly in-1 formal. Afternoon Party For Master Glenn Blake Mrs. Gene Blake gave a party Wednesday afternoon for her son, Glenn, in observance of his fourth birthday. Party hours wore 4:00 to 0:00 with Mrs.

Charlie Blake, Misses Dorothy Merchant and Lola Henry assisting in direction of games. A pretty birthday cake was cut to serve with ice cream to Joe Koinm, Chalmers Gable, Sammic and Carol AHimoro. Lucian Ray Reed, Kenneth Johns, Richard Blake, Herbie and "Red" Myers, Robert Stanfield, Curia Reed and Glenn Blake. Dr. and Mrs.

W. M. Boguskie were Dallas visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lucian Reed left Monday on a business and pleasure trip to Ardmore and various other cities in Oklahoma. Chevrolet's low price, operation, customer's makes us lead again CARD OF THANKS You will never know how very much it all meant to kindness and concern shown to us in the loss of husband, father and relatives. Kate S. Ross, Clark R. Ross, Robert Lynch, Sandra Robinson, Chevrolet Co.

low cost of acceptance Culpepper 15-ltn Mrs. Harry Sehwethdm and small son of Pensacola, Florida, are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I'. L.

Brady. Mrs. Herff Finucane of San Antonio and Miss Maggie Curry spent last weekend in Somervillc with their sister, Mrs. W. F.

Arcndale and fam- iiy. Miss Lil White who has been living in Houston for more than two years has returned to her home on Magnolia street which was rented (luring her absence 1 Miss Sarah Slagle and Mrs. E. E. Slagh- drove Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Slagle and children to Waco today. From there they will fly to their home in Odessa, They have been visitors in the home of his mother and sisters here For stveral weeks.

The Little Plumber FOLKS WE'VE WORKED FOR SAY THAT WE I KNOW OUR BUSINESS Mrs. Lew Carpenter mid son, Scott, of Washington, D. Mrs. T. K.

Sutherland MIK! Mrs. Marion Storm of Austin were guests in lln- plantation home of Mr. and Mrs. Collier nl Mum ford this week. On Wednesday, Mrs.

Collier joined them in a spend- the day visit: with Minnie Fisher Cunningham at her home in New Wavcrly. FOR EXPERIENCED BUTANE WORK Sec Oliver-Kilgore The marriage of Miss Carolyn Delores Kilgore and John H. Oliver, both of San Antonio, was solemnized Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. E. H.

McK-vnzie officiating. Attending the couple to witness ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. James Riley of Calvert. One Lot VALUES TO $10.95 NOW One Lot DRESSES, PLAY SUITS and SHORTS Values to $14.95 NOW One Lot VALUES TO $12.95 NOW One Lot EYELET DRESSES Values to $22.95 NOW YOURJOB PRINTING TO FIT YOUR (ADVERTISING BUDGET, TO THE I (RESULTS One Lot $3.95 Value BLOUSES NOW One Lot Regular $4.95 and BLOUSES NOW $2.95 ALL BATHING SUITS REDUCED ONE HALF JUST SHIPMENT OF GAUZE DIAPERS Nora's Dress Shop.