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SECTION THREE PAGE 2 THE CLARION-LEDGER JACKSON (MISS.) DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1955 by a reception in the church par lors. 7 I J'-- Te mother of the bride was at Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Elliott, Miss Delores Lake an-l M'ss Vernon Ware, all cf Jack-on. The bride's attendants were Green-Warren Ceremony Held at Calvary Church tired in full length dress of pink Koker. The Shannons are now at Miss Gwendolyn Warren, daugh dressel i full length gowns of ir silk organza over green taffeta, featuring draped necklines, bridal satin, fashioned with an off-the-shoulder bodice, gathered on ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin home. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Monette and daughters, Betty and Nell, have returned from a tour of the west. They visited the L. D. Stouts in Redwood City, Cal. Mrs.

Stout is the former Joan Monette. Mrs. Gertrude Ridgway of Golden Mea worn with a matching, hat, trramcd with pearls. Her corsage of orchids. The bridegroom's mother was dressed in honey-be ge ace, complemented by a corsage of b'-own orchids.

Her hat was of iridescent sequins. Mr. an' Mrs. Green will make heme in Jackson. folding into Empire waists, and th-f Empire waist and trimmed with i ill I V7 7i 1 full skirts over Natchez hoops lace around the neckline and the Hugh Warren of Jackson, -was united in marriage with John Willie.

Green son of Mr. and Mrs John Willie Green of Jackson, at 7 m. on Aug. 23 in the Calvary Their headdress was small ban deaux of matching silk and net, trimmed with seed pearls, and short, puffed sleeves. The full, gatbercdr skirt was made of small tucks and insets of raised orange blossom lace.

The bride's veil of white kid gloves completed their When Haleakala crater, on the illusion fell from a band of match- attire. Their bouquets were of dow, La. visited Miss Kate Baxter on Monroe street, before they left for a week at Panama City. Mrs. Louis Julienne has returned Baptist church, with Dr.

L. Frank Campbel'. officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a Hawaiian Island of Maui, is filled in? iaoe trimmed with tiny seid chrysanthemums, shading from russet to bronze, with green net pearis. Her Douquet was a ccc-ga of white stock bells and an dress of white silk sheer over with clouds, visitors to the rim may set the Spectre of Brocken reflection of a rainbow in a complete and bronze ribbons.

The bridegroom was attended gel fecthers, centered with small, American Beauty rosebuds. Miss Eetty Landfair of Jackson circle with the spectator's own by John W. Green as best man. dents and the members of her board at luncheon a the Country Club of Jackson, following a busi si adow in the center. Only other spof.

in the world where the Spec- Miss Marion Robinette, organist, and Hugh Warren vocalist, atfpndod the bride as maid of hon Hartz ire has been seen is in the presented a program of music for or and Mrs. Benard Loposer of DeKnli- was matron of honor.1 I from New Orleans where she went to settle her children, Robert Cecil uid Juanita Smith in their new -e Ft Marg arite road. Cecil is leaving for a two months stay in Europe. Mrs. Mary W.

Robinson I has returned to her heme after being with her sister, Mrs. F. C. Sheppard, who was in the Mercy hospital in Vicksburg for an operation. Later, she accompanied Mrs.

Sheppard to her home in Man-hsm, La. i p-ountains in Germany. the wdd'ng, which was followed St i At VI.WUV 'Jfr ness meeting on Tuesday. The past presidents present were Mrs. J.

D. Ball, Mrs. Tom B. Scott, Mrs. Smylie Shipman, Mrs.

Edward Yerger, and Mrs. Henry Bodet, and the board members were Mrs. W. F. Aden, Mrs.

J. W. Bertrand, Mrs. Eugene H. Simpson, Mrs.

E. J. Killelea, Mrs. F. W.

McGee and Mrs. Louis N. Rockett. The absent members of the board were Mrs. Elise G.

Herring, Mrs. E. F. Warren. Mrs.

Crymes Pitt- JtSS. fMMi fjT I igfriL -N. I I yN Of WC S0UTH-Sf7 GREAT STORES I 1 i Campers Return Katherine Lefoldt, a counselor at Camp Chattooga, Tallulah Falls, Ga. for two months, has returned 1 with her young campers, Susan Linda, Deborah, and Patsy Lefoldt. Her husband joined By LILLIAN BALL New locations away from Jackson.

Martha and Joe Fountain are settled in their home on Lake Castle surrounded by the summer Rabins of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Irby, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Champion, Mr and Mrs.

Nolan Terry, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Neese, Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Chunn, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry, Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Smith and Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Swann. Betsy Ann West left last week for Zell-wood. Fla. near Orlando, to accept a position to teach in the Zellwood school. Betsy graduated from Mississippi college in June.

Dorothy McNeil and Tom Tarry, Jr. and Tom. Ill, who have been living at Moultrie, Ga. are moving to Yazoo City, where Tom will be connected with the Mississippi -Chemical corporation and their address will be 731 Sixth street. They visited Dorothy's Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie McNeil over the weekend. Mrs. Eunice Campbell will leave August 3t for Dallas. Tex.

where she will be on the staff of the Gaston avenue Baptist church. Visitors in Our Midst F. J. Evans, president of the F. J.

Evans Engineering company of Birmingham, Ala. was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Arledge on the Heidelberg roof, Thursday night and joined the Couples Club for dancing. Eleanor and Reese Oliver, Jr.

of San Antonio, have "returned to their home after a gay visit with Emily Fitzhugh. Mrs. Graham Hicks and son of Natchez visited her sister, Mrs. Niles Moseley. Julie Hart, daughter of Ethelwyn Stevens and Dr.

Hart of Washington, D. has been visiting her cousin. Deborah Stevens. Mrs. Robert Price, the former Louise Virden, and her daughter, Diane, of St.

Louis visiting Mrs. Price's mother, Mrs. W. H. Virden through August while her husband, Bob, is in California on business.

Claire Derbes of New Orleans is visiting her life long-friend, Gay-relle Fuller. Mrs. William Fitts and Miss Betty Fitts of Byhalia, have been visiting the R. D. Fitts.

Mr. Fitts is recuperating in the Baptist hsoptial from a serious illness. Mrs. Ludwig Ullman and SURPRISED on their silver wedding anniversary were Mr. and and Mrs.

T. Lloyd Neese, pictured above, at a buffet dinner given by their sister, Mrs. J. T. Luby, 4882 Sheridan drive.

Guests included Mrs. Sue McCoffey, Mrs. Alice McMillan, Mrs. E. O.

Henderson, Mrs. Carlene Blanks, OIlie Hughes, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGee, Howard McGee, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Fountain, Mr. and Mrs.

T. P. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Rajmond Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Mac N. Lay, Mr. and Mrs. C.

II. Hathorn, all of Jackson; and P. II. Batte, of Charlotte, N. C.

Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Howard McGee, Mrs. J. Fountain and Margaret Williams. man, Mrs.

W. P. Wilson, and Mrs. Frank McDonnell. Fashion Shows The Newcomers club staged a fashion show from the House of Overton to a crowded Victory room with standing room only.

Allie Woodward furnished the or 1 direct from France his family for the last two weeks of camp. Mr and Mrs. Dexter Barr, Mary Ann and Dexter, Jr. returned from a week at Panama City beach. During their absence, Char-lene stayed with her aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. Forshag. Arn Bi'ford arrived August 19 from a two and a half month tour of Europe.

Madge Beavers, granddaughter of the late Madge Lemly, is at home with her mother, Fran Camp Glisson. and Mrs. David Bruce Brown and gan background music. Gaynelle Fuller and William Stalcup of the Arthur Murray Studio highlighted the program with the mambo, rhumba and tango. Bob Rail emceed the Kennington 4 4C fashion show Wednesday at the Our feminine and beguiling choice for summer '551 As skillfully shaped a hairdo as your brush has ever managed.

Deep-carved, head-hugging waves and, news again Helene and Charles Alford have returned from St. Petersburg, Fla. where they had a cottage at Red-ington Beach. They took with them Ann's two girls, Helene and Cindy Hewitt, for the girls' first trip to Florida. During the Alfords absence, Ann Hewitt went to New York City with Mrs.

Lib O'Neill Conn, to see the Don Gilmans, former residents of Club Park. Mrs. J. H. McKee and daughter, Mercer, have returned from a visit to Mrs.

McKee's son, and his wife, Betty Ann and Lt. (j. K. R. McKee and Jim, III, at Key West, Fla.

Reunions, Parties The George Powells had a reunion in Gulf port at A i a and George Powell, home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Powell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Borden, Jr. and son. Jim.

of Plant-ersville; Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Powell and daughter, Judith and Sandra, of Bristol, and Mr. sons, David and Rickey of Bristol, Va.

Since daughter Ethel could not be present, she and her husband, Charles A. Lawshe of Doth-an, telephoned their best wishes. Sue Lott and David Powell of Emory university could not attend the reunion but are now visiting their parents here in Jackson. It will be remembered that the seven Powell children, including the late Jim. and George, were known as the swimming Powells of Jackson by the S.A.A.U.

Mrs. A. Lewis had a Joint birthday celebration on August 20 in honor of her brother, Sidney Hart of Birmingham and her three year old grandson, Sidney Hart Mach. There was a family dinner at noon and a party for the three-year-olds in the afternoon on the lawn, Shetland pony and all. Mrs.

J. Ray Stebbins, president of El Viernes Bridge Luncheon club, entertained the past presi- ces Beavers at 1331 St. Mary. Madge, who graduated from the University of Alabama in June, will teach art at Bailey Junior High this fall. Ie i-'ner.

Charles Saurs and Kirk Taylor flew to Mexico City, Tazco and Acupulco. In Mexico "'v Martinson, who is connected with the American Embassy, showed them the native sights and took in the glamorous nightclub. El Patio. Jacksonians Visit Mr. and Mrs.

Guy McCullen visited Katherine and Bill Gardner in Dalton, Ga. Also members of the house party were Mrs. E. M. Bry-son of Tupelo, Katherine's mother, and Mrs.

Roy Couta, Katherine's sister, and son. Reed, of Memphis. The house party was continued at the Gardeners' cabin at Country club of Jackson. Garner Green, Jr. and Charlie McFadden are chairman of the entertainment committee, and the fashion show drew a capacity crowd.

The door prizes went to Jane Johnston and Oralee Buie. Frank Chiddick played soft organ music during the afternoon. The models were Rail, Theo Inman, Tiny Green, Vera Buford, Mary Vaughey, Eleanor Gwinnup and Mrs. John Baxter Burns. III.

The Country Club of Jackson will honor the new members today from 5 until 6:30 p. m. There will be a meeting of all team captains and division leaders of the Jackson Music association, Tuesday, at the Heidelberg, August 30, at 10 a. m. the soft flattery of bangs I $1.50 the cut with or without appointment eh' h.

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Straus of Meri dian attended the bridge tourna ment at the Heidelberg hotel. -Foreign Visitor Jean Blime of Paris, France, a student of the Paris Business and Administrative college, has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. What Paris means in fashion Davidow means in fine tailoring A. McEachern.

Last week he was the guest of the Baxter Wades and next week he will be the guest of the Eddie Mizes. He is in Jackson as the guest of the Civitan club. Mrs. J. E.

McNair is visiting her son, Jules McNair on Fortification. Mrs. McNair will go to Gunnison to visit her daughter, Elsie and Jirrimie Maddox. Margaret and Bill Aden will leave today for Kansas City to stay a week and visit Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Enright and attended the Big League Baseball games. Mar- garet Graham and her daughter, Hervey, enjoyed a vacation at Lookout mountain hotel and in Knoxville, Tenn. where they visited Margaret's schoolmate and to Gatlingburg for ten days.

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The Kim-broughs will be gone three weeks. Miss Sydney Crain and Miss Aneva I Stevens are flying to New York Au 7 i r. 4 K'WJ mt far 9 7 7 I Hi vlZ "A V. iw t77-iVf- V7 7 7 XT- 0f Mmf" 'ww iI 4 1 Yt 's 7 1 i gust 31 and will stay at the Commodore hotel for two weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Huntley are leaving September 2 for Little Rock to attend the wedding of Sissi McSwain and Crayton Pruitt. Sissi is Dr.

Johnson Witt's sister and the Witts will attend the wedding. Going south of the border will be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Acosta and their daughter, Mona, and Mr. and Mrs.

Euddy Acosta, who leave Augus 25 for Mexico City and Acapulco. This is their eighth trip to Mexico. Patients Recuperating Mrs. Minta J. Wear is recuperating out in San Diego, Cal.

with her nurse, Mrs. Welch, and family. John D. Peet is in the Baptist hospital following an accident two days ago, in which three ribs were broken. He will probably go home in a few days.

Congratulations and best wishes to Vary and Harrington Thrower, who on September 1, will celebrate their twenty-seventh wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gowan helped Dr. and Mrs.

Hugh Gowan of Pickens celebrate their fcurth wedding anniversary on the Heidelberg roof August 18. Mary Ann Jiggitts and Hugh have moved into their new home in Pickens. On September 2, the bells will ring fcr Carolyn Kochtitzky and Peter Willett and on September 3 for Charlotte Treadway and Wilson Brent. They rang for Martha Ann Vance and Prentiss Raiford Mitchell on August 26 and for Steve Webb, Jr. and Sue Rester on August 16.

Delayed happy birthday greetings to Blanche Wellington Craft who celebrated her birthday on August 20. On the Heidelberg roof Friday night, their friends celebrated Bill Piatt's birthday, August 25, Dave Graham's on August 26, and Alon Eee's on August 27 with a gay dancing party. Home Again Lora and Stewart Gammill and their sons, Sam and Stewart, III, vere guests of Ottie and Dr. Walton Shannon at their cotttage on the coast. Sherry Shannon had as her guest, Joanne Lunn of St.

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