Big Spring Daily Herald from Big Spring, Texas • Page 4

ufumn Marriages Occupy The Spotlight In Local Society News Sara Reidy Becomes Bride Of D. M. Johnson In Ceremony iRead At Post Chapel Friday Night Mrs. Donald Maurice Johnson (Kelsey Photo) Christian Church To Hold Supper Wednesday Night The First Christian church will hold a Fellowship covered-dish at 8 o'clock Wednesday Bight at the church for members of, the congregation and their friends. The Blue Bonnet class will be in chargs of the program with Mrs.

B. Housewright as chairman of the committee and the Church Council will be in charge of the tapper with Mrs. C. M. Shaw as committee chairman.

All members are urged to attend the supper. OFFICER'S CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY FOR REGULAR LUNCHEON The Officer's Wives club will meet at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday a the new officer's club at the pos for its regular luncheon. Host esses will be Mrs. Joe Luby, Mrs Ralph Alworth, Mrs. Samuel Hawi and Mrs.

Martin Wisoff. The ceremony was read at :30 o'clock and cathedral in silver candelabra urned on either side of the Itar. The bride, given in marriage by er brother, James Francis Reidy, rare a two piece ensemble of ray crepe. The Jacket was fash- oned with a sweetheart neckline, wide peplum and mutton leeves. Her hat was of eathers and her corsage was of rchids.

Music As pre-nuptial solos, Mrs. Eddie McElhannon sang "Ava daria" and "Oh Promise Me," ac- ompanied at the organ by Helen Duley, who played the traditional wedding marches, and "I Love You Truly" during the ceremony. Lighting tapers during the ervice were Lieut Richard Cope- and and Lieut. Briesmiester, ushers. The bride was attended by her sister, Mary Reidy, who was attired in a brown suit with eggshell blouse.

Her accessories were irown and her corsage of talisman roses. D. R. Johnson was the best man. Out-of-town guests for the wedding were Mrs.

Dwight Stephens mother of the bridegroom of Hurley, N. Mrs. Loyd Balch of Albuquerque, N. aunt of the bridegropm and James Francis Reidy, brother of the bride. The bride was graduated from the Big Spring high school in L937, and has been employed at Cosden Refinery for the past four years.

She is a member of the local chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The bridegroom attended the University of Albuquerque and was stationed at the Big Spring Bombardier School as a bombar dier instructor until recently. The couple will be at home in San Angelo where Lieut Johnson is now stationed. Barbara Freeman of El Paso who has been here this week vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Freeman, left Thursday ac companied by her mother to vis) in New Orleans, for a few days. SEND BOOKS OVER THERE Your friends across the seas will welcome good books. 'The Christ At The Peace Table" Dr. Albert P.

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THE BOOK STALL MRS. W. D. McDONALD, Manager Street Floor Settles Botel (Entrance 'Off East 3rd and Hotel Lobby) "THE SMARTEST PEOPLE" Are the ones who are doing their Christmas shopping a little bit every know that we are getting in a few items daily and they are making Christmas shopping a pleasure by shopping now. If it's have it or you won't find it.

CUNNINGHAM PHILIPS (If it's not the best we won't have it) 217 Main and Petroleum Bldg Girl Scouts Make Plans For Week Oct. Two new leaders, Mrs. Eugene Magruder and Mrs. Henry Covert met with Brownie Troop 16 at the First Presbyterian church Friday Mrs. M.

A. Cook is leader of the group. Plans wer made for Girl Scout week from Oct. 31 to Nov. 6.

New members present includec Narldene Choate, Marilyn Jack son, Nerita Cross, La Jun Haynes, and Anna Mae Thorp. Work on second class badg activities was completed Friday by members of the Blue Bonne troop when members met at th First Presbyterian church. Plans were made for a prograr during Girl Scout Week. Appli cations for seven new member were made. Mrs.

H. H. Rutherfon' is leader of group. of Beaverette Trooj Five learned the choral chant fo girl scout week when they met a the Wesley Memorial Methodis church Saturday afternoon with their leader, Mrs. O.

S. Edmunds Jr. Reports showed that 121 boxe of Christmas cards had bee sold. The group also voted change meeting hour from o'clock to 3 o'clock Saturday af ternoon to 2 o'clock to 4 o'cloc on Saturday. Others present were Marilyn Carpenter, Mary Louise Davis Charlotte Long, Joyce Ely, Norm Lou Rose, Doris Jean Clay, Sue Caroline Wasson, Sue Nell Nail, June Cook, Bonnie Joyce Dempsey, La Rue Tucker, Rebecca Rogers, Jean Robinson, Veva Jean Apple, Jacquelyn Flynt, Doro- AND SOLDIER WEDDING HELD AT POST The first wedding, at the Big prlng Bombardier School, unit- ng a WAC and a soldier in wed- ock, took place in the post chapel Friday evening, when Pvt.

Barara J. Hoole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hoole of harlotte, N.

and S-Sgt. Dale rancis, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T.

rancis of Troy, Ohio, were marled. The ceremony was read at 8 'clock by Chaplain- Emeric Lawence and all members of the uredding party were WACs and nlisted men. Mrs. Dale Francis The bride was attended by Cpl Claire Maxfield, maid of honor and Cpl. Edwin Todd was best- man.

Bridesmaids included Cpl. Paula Hay, Pfc. Bernice Sciorra and Pfc. Dorothy Brittingham Grocjssmen were Sgt. Eddie Jenson, Sgt.

Nank Coffman and Cpl James Carroll. The bride was graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in Belmont, N. and taught dancing in Charlotte, Belmont and several other North Carolina towns She served as an accompanisi for a dancing studio for one year and was a Red Cross nurse's aide for eight months before enlisting in the WAC. The bridegroom attended Ohio Northern University was graduated from Bluffton College in Bluffton, Ohio, where he re ceived his B. A.

degree. He was employed on the staff of the Troy Daily News, Lima News, Dayton Herald and more recently thi Dayton Journal. He served a pastor of the First Methodis church at Fort Recovery, Ohi and was a radio commentator an( presented variety programs pve WLOK, Lima, WING, Dayton WHIG, Dayton. He was on thi committee of the Day ton chapter of the American Newspaper Guild, and also servei as secretary and treasurer. The romance started severa months ago when Pvt.

Hoole ar rived at the local post and was assigned to public relations of fie where Sgt. Francis was stationed Pvt. Hoole, talented musician and Sgt Francis, comedian, team ed up for magic and comedy act and appeared in floor shows ant programs at the camp. From thi asquaintance came the plan make the team a permanent one Following the ceremony, th couple left for a wedding trip El Paso, Juarez and San Antonio Following the wedding cere mony, the bridal couple was enter tained with a reception in th WAC dayroom by personnel of th WAC detachment A weddin cake, topped with a miniatur bride and bridegroom was serve with coffee. thy Dyer, and a Nina Currie.

new member, TRAINMEN LADIES MEET FOR SESSION AT WOW HALL Members of the Trainmen Ladies met at the W. W. Hall Friday for a business session and announcement was made that the attendance contest is now tied between both teams. Refreshments were served by Mrs. T.

M. Lawson, Mrs. A. J. Allen, and Mrs.

W. E. Phillips. Present were Mrs. W.

O. Wasson, Mrs. L. Y. Moore, Mrs.

M. C. Knowles, Mrs. J. T.

Byers, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. G. B. Pitman, Mrs.

W. R. Davis, Mrs. E. O.

Hicks, Mrs. L. A. Webb. Mn.

C. A. Schull." Mrs. H. W.

McCandless, Mrs. G. Ragsdale, Mrs. Curtis Hood, Mrs. George Hill, Mrs.

T. S. Roberts, Mrs. J. C.

Burnam, Mrs. F. G. Powell. Mrs.

W. H. Dugan and son Jackie are here from Fort Worth visiting Mrs. Dugan's mother, Mrs. J.

0. Tamsitt and other relatives. Couple Married In Parsonage Gayle Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Virgil Green of Odessa and Jim Carroll of Brownsvill were married in the parsonage the East Fourth Baptist churc hursday evening, by the pasto the Rev. R.

Elmer Dunham. The bride was attired in beige suH with black accessories and was attended by Jean John son. The bridegroom was attende by W. L. Johnson.

Following the ceremony, a din ner party was held at the Craw ford hotel honoring the couple. Those attending were Ola Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson, Mrs.

Lillie May John son, Mrs. James L. Johnson, Jr Mrs. Louise Woods and Jea Johnson. The couple will be at home 1 Guatemala, Central Americi where the bridegroom is employ ed by Pan American Airlines.

Son Angelo Couple Wed In Church Parlor Here Mrs. Joyce Hennon and Alvi Groves, both of San Angelo married here Friday afternoon a 4 o'clock in the parlor of the East 4th St Baptist church with the' pastor, the Rev. R. E. reading the single ring ceremony.

The couple was attended by Fern Bradford of San Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Groves will make their home in San Angelo where he is employed in the automobile repair business. The Big Spring Daily Herald Page Eight Sunday, October 17, 1943 Miss Emily Prager To Be Married, To Lieut.

Clark In Fort Worth Today Miss Emily Prager Recent Bride Given Gift Tea And Party FORSAN, Oct. 16, Special To honor Mrs. Howard Bennett, the former Gwendolyn Mohroney, Mrs. J. N.

Lane and. Mrs. R. A. Chambers entertained with a gift tea from 3 o'clock to 6 o'clock Friday afternoon.

Roses and cosmos decorated the rooms and the dining table was centered with a two-tiered wedding cake topped with a min- oature bride and groom. The cake was flanked by green candles in crystal Guests were received by the hostesses, the honoree and her mother, Mrs. G. 3p. Monroney, Mrs.

H. A. Chamber's presided at the punch bowl. Guests registering in the bride's book were Mrs O'Barr Smith, Bill Conger Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs.

C. 'Russell, Mrs. C. Cowley Mrs. Delbert Bardvrell, Mrs.

Al fred Thieme, Cath cart, and Mrs. R. L. White, Mrs M. M.

Hines, Mrs. J. C. Scudday Mrs. W.

B. Dunn, Mrs. Dan McRae, Virginia Chambers, Marie Warren, Evelyn Mbironey. Sending gifts were Mrs. M.

Bransfield, Mrs. Kenneth Cowley Mrs. Walter Gressett, Mrs. BUI Johnson, Mrs. Marjjaret Madding Mrs.

J. I. McCoslin, Mrs. C. McKelvy, Mrs.

Sam Griffith, Mrs. Vera Harris Mrs. Myra Harris, J. Lane. Mrs.

J. B. Hicks', Mrs. D. A Heatherington, Mrs.

C. E. Hen derson, Mrs. O. B.

"Warren, Mrs George Rodine, Mrs. G. G. Hayes Mrs. Claud Wolf, all of Big Spring, Aquiila West, and Kather ine Moore of Corpus Christi, Mrs John Wall and Mrs.

George Jo haneson, of New York, and Mary and Hope Broadway of Beeville Tex. Couple To Make Home Here After Honeymoon Trip Miss Emily Prager. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Prager of Big Spring, and Sgt Joseph lark, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Clark of Port Washington, will be married at high noon today in Fort Worth with Rabbi Philip Graubard reading the double ring ceremony in the lome of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Ben Zimmerman, 2517 Hemphill. The bride, to be given in marriage by her father, will wear a victory blue dress with navy accessories, and she will cary a white Bible topped with white orchids. The couple will stand a canopy of pink and white carnations and Sam Morris oi Fort Worth will sing "Because' and "I Love You Truly." "Liaber- straum" will be played during the ceremony.

Following the wedding a luncheon and reception will be held. The taMc is to be covered with a Normandy, lace cloth, centered with cut flowers and the wedding cake, flanked by old fashioned candelabras. Following the reception, the couple will leave for Milyaukee, Wis. for a short honeymoon. The bride will wear a three piece tweed suit with brown accessories.

Upon return, they will reside in Big Spring where Sgt. Clark is stationed at the Big Spring Bombardier School. Weddinr Guests Those attending the weddinj and.luncheon will be Mr. and Mrs. Morris Prager, parents of the bride, Pfc.

Joel Prager, brother, Mrs. Edward Clark and Mrs Sam Wiletsky, mother and sister of the bride groom of Port Washington, Mrs. A. J. Prager and Mri and Mrs.

Robert Prager of Big Spring, Mr. and Mrs. I. Prager of Midland, Mr. and Mrs B.

Karlitz, Breckenridge, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sheinberg, Miss Marvelie Sheinberg, Mr. and.

Mrs. R. Zinv- merman, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Ross and A. Fram, all of Dallas, Mr and Mrs. R. Ginsberg of Shreveport, Mrs. H.

Pfager, grandmother of the bride, Mrs. A. Kasimov, Mr. and Mrs. B.

dimmer man, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zim merman, Mrs. Sam Weinstein ant Miss Dorothy Weinstein, all of Fort Worth, Philip Prager of Los Angeles, Mr. and.Mrs.

Sheinberg and Miss Gloria Shein berg. Betty Collins Becomes Member Of 'W Club Betty Collins, daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. B. Collins, has been elected into the -women's hono organization of Abilene Christian College.

Club qualifications fo membership are classification a a sophomore, average of more, high Christian: conduct and outstanding participation in som field of work or service to thi school. Candlelight initiation ceremonies were Tuesday evening, October 12, in the par lors of the girls' dormitory. Mrs. R. A.

Fullen Is Hostess To Her Club FORSAN, Oct. 16, Special Mrs. R. A. Fullen entertained her sewing club at her home thi week and tea towels were mad by members.

Refreshments were served to Mrs. D. A. Heatherington, Mrs. E.

E. Blankenship, Mrs. Jake Green, Mrs. Tom Smith, and Mrs. Henry Starr.

Mrs. Jack lbov is the former Joy Lane of Forsan, whose marriage In Los Angeles, on September 25th was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lane. Mrs.

Bransford was jraduated from Forsan high school and attended Abilene Christian College and Texas State College for Women. Bransford, who also attended ACC, is now employed in defense work in Wilmington, Announcement Of Maxine Howard's Wedding Is Made Announcement has been of the marriage of Virginia Maxine Howar4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Howard of Big Spring, and Raymond Ruel Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Roberts of Westfier Mass.

Cadet Nurse Corps Training To Open At Austin Hospital Girls with a desire to serve their country and at the same time learn a profession that will help them after the war will be interested to know that the Brackenridge Hospital School of Nursing, Austin, is cooperating with the government in training nurses. A class for U. S. Cadet Nurses Corps is to begin on November 1st and the Director of Nurses, Brackenridge Hospital, Austin 22, can be contacted for full information. The qualifications necessary are that the girl be a graduate of an accredited high school in the quarter of the class; she must be between and 32 years of age and in good mental and physical health.

The cadet nurse program offers an education paid for by the government including tuition, books, uniforms, and pays a month for the first nine months; $20 per month for the next 20 months; and $30 a month for the last six months training. The Brackenridgc hospital has ideal living quarters and is affiliated with the University'of Texas in basic sciences, and offers not less than 30 hours college credit on graduation from nursing school; and accredited training for eligibility for Red Cross Nurse Corps. Cosden Employes Hold First Dance Of Fall Season At Settles Cosden employes and their guests were entertained Saturday evening with the first of a series of fall 'parties to be held at Settles hotel. Nickelodeon furnished the music and refreshments were served. The personnel department was in charge of arrangements and a large number attended.

Mrs. R. R. Roberts (Bradshaw Ftoto) The couple was married in Hartford, Conn. June 29th by the Rev.

Horace Bean, Methodist minister. The bride was attired in a brown suit with brown and white accessories, and her cordage was of red roses. Following the ceremony, the couple was honored with a wedding dinner in the home of bridegroom's sister. Among guests attending the wedding dinner were Mr. and Mrs.

Rayford Liles, former Big Spring residents. The bride formerly attended the Big Spring high school. The couple is now at home at 1618 Memorial Avenue in West Springfield, Mass. CALENDAR WOMAN'S SOCIETY OP CHRISTIAN SERVICE meets at the First Methodist church at 3 o'clock for the beginning of a mission study which will be directed by Mrs. H.

G. Keaton. FIRST CHRISTIAN COUNCIL meets at the church at 3 o'clock. WOMAN'S SOCIETY OP CHRISTIAN SERVICE meets at the Wesley Memorial Methodist church at 3 o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY meets in circles.

The Christine Coffee circle meets at the church at 2:45 o'clock and will the. surgical.dressing room; East. Central circle meet at the Red Cross at 3 o'clock; Lucille Reagan 'circle meets with Mrs. Bill Maxr well at 1008 Nolan at o'clock and the Mary Willis circle mets with Mrs. Dannie Walton, 504 Scurry street at 3 o'clock.

OUR LADY OF GOOD COUN- Study club will meet at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Frank Smith, 505 Gregg. THE WOMAN'S Auxiliary of St Mary's Episcopal church will meet as follows: St. Mary's unit in the parish house at 3 p. and St.

Anne's unit at Mrs. D. M. Perm's, 706 West Park, at 8 p. m.

HOME NURSING COURSE HAS FEW VACANCIES FOR THOSE APPLYING Those interacted in taking a home nursing course are advised that vacancies still exist in the class being taught by Miss Jewel Barton, registered nurse. New members may join if they attend the class Monday at 8 p. m. at the high school in room 119. The class meets each Monday and Thursday evenings.

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