Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 10

SECTION ONE PAGE 10 THE CLARION-LEDGER, JACKSON, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 29, 1947 Douglass-Simmons Wedding Held In First Baptist Church, McComb Evelyn Gandy Elected By Forres! Counfians Hall Wins Over Peachtree Harper Hattiesburg. Aug. 28 More than i knotted with white carnations. Lovely Tea Given for Miss Ross Miss Ethel Burdette and Miss Betty Creekmore entertained re- wit a ctaot flH Iai in Yt a 4' '2-cp- 71 ,4 Marlcr of Fcrest. The ceremony itook place in Birmingham.

on Feb. 15. 1947 Mr. Brinkley Is the i son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. A. Brinkley Starkville MRS. ROY A. BRINKLEY JR.

to her marriage, which was nn nounced th week bv her par- ents. was Miss Bobbve June Marl er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.

E. Manufacturers Group Buys Big Steel Mill Phoenixville, Aug. 28 (INS) A syndicate of 25 manufacturers moved today to overcome the current steel shortage threatening their businesses by purchasing the Phoenix Iron Co. plant at Phoenixville for a reported S4.000.0CO. Arnold H.

Maremont, vice president of Marement Automotive Products. of Chicago, and president of the syndicate, made the announcement. He said i the facilities of the company, with a monthly capacity of 30.000 tons iof ingots, will be used to supply steel to members. "The mill was purchased in the conviction that a steel shortage exists and that it will be of three or four years' duration, at leas Maremont said. Four Attendants Mr.

Douglass was attended by W. F. Mcintosh Miss Imogene as bri ony attend ar.i. one a BUll oi aqua. iasn- fash- ioned with peplum and hieh neck lime, and nwer hat in pink.

She carried an old-fashioned bouquet r.f white asters. Bobby Tigott and Gardner Smith served as ushers. Following the wedding a reception tvas held at he home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Simmons was rhic a frock of navy blue, with which sne wore white accessories and a rorsage of white carnations.

Mrs. Douglass wa also attired in a dress cf navy blue, and her corsage was of pink carnations In the dining room he lace cov oh tM nas frimod M. uTPaih ered of clematis blossoms. The three tiered wedding cake, decorated in all white, and with miniature bride and bridegroom atop, was the table's centerpiece. After the bride and bridegroom had traditionally cut the first piece of cake, punch and cake were served.

Muss Marian James. Mis Margaret Ann Chitty. Miss Elinor Simmons Miss Daisy Wall, Miss Norma Leggett and Miss jAlexine Gibson assisted in serving jtr.e guests. The couple left following the wed ding for a honeymoon trip, aner i which they will go to "ew Orleans, La. to reside For traveling the bride chose a suit of golaen wool with lovers' knot buttons of polished gold.

Her accessories were in brown and she wore the orchid from her wedding bouquet. Mrs. Dougipss has been an employe of the First National bank of McComb as secretary to the cashier for a number of years Mr Douglass attended Mississippi college, Clin ton, and will enter Loyola university In New Orleans in September, an the School ot Pharmacy. Guests from out of town attending the wedding included: Miss Viola Carruth. Baton Rouge, Mr.

and M'S Frank Fanning, Mr. snd Mrs. Cecrge T. Douglass. Elton Warren, all of New and Mrs.

A. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Warren of Tylertown; Lawrence Warren of Columbia; Mr.

and Mrs. R. Trim of Hermanville; Mr. and Mrs R. T.

Douglass and Mr. and Mrs M. N. Lay and children, Douglas and Nancy Lay, of Jackson; Miss Elinor Simmons of Osyka: Mr. and Mrs.

Jessie Fenn and Mrs. Gi'bert Mullins of Liber-tv; Mrs. L. Hall of Vicksburg: W. Douglass of Hammond, and Miss Bibbette Edwards, Fort Worth, Texas.

Gay-Brite give At last, really white shoe polish, developed by a famous shoe manufacturer! Easy, quick, makes shoes look new, last longer too! For summer smartness, bay WHITE SHOE CLEANER AIM rt rllqwid Was lih AH Ctan An extravagance is an essential appropriation in which you do not share. All your nutrition from the pork barrel is a sniff through the bunghole. 7300 voters went to Forrest county polls to cast their ballots in the second primary for 22 candidates in 11 races. Complete and official results of the voting as released by the Forrest County Democratic Executive Committee areas follows. Stanton A.

Hall with 3935 votes deieated Frank H. Peachtree Harper, 3332. for state senator from the 42nd Senatorial district. Miss EveljTi Gandy was elected state representative. The vote was Miss Gandy, 4255; Lawrence D.

Arrington. 3037. In the sheriff race J. E. Bethea won the election with 43-35 votes.

Ford Vance, his opponent, polled 3064. Beat officers elected were: M. W. Doheny, constable Beat one: Luther G. Lee.

supervisor Beat two; William McMahan. constable. Beat Fred F. Pyner, justice of the peace. Beat three; J.

A. P. Carter, Beat four; and J. P. Bounds, supervisor Beat five.

'Back Scratch' Group Finish PianS I OaOV The scratch' committee of -the Jackson Chamber of Commerce will meet in the Chamber commit tee rooms Fridav morning to com pleta. plans for the city's annual 'Back Scratch Day." Officials said that 72 local busi-. ness firms are participating in the event, the date of which had not as vet been announced, and that approximately 12.000 invitations will be sent out. J. W.

Campbell is chairman of the committee which is composed of Sherrod Townsend, M. C. Fridge, Lewis N. Herrine, Max McLaunn. I H.

T. Newell. L. F. Noble.

Tom Sals bury. J. D. Slater, M. B.

bwayze. i and T. A. Turner i i DQ roer jnuu Jinywrs -TQ Meet Fri'daV Niqht 10 fVee 1 7 "'y" The Society for Preservation and Encouragement of Barber ShoD Quartet Singing America will meet Friday at 8 p. m.

in the Heidelberg hotel, according to an announcement made Thursday by temporary chairman John S. Miller. I At this time, officers and direc- tors will be elected and formal application made to national headquarters for a local chapter. I A cordial invitation to attend is extended all male adults who to sing or listen to good singing, i Burglar Takes $100 From Newton Cafe I rf Worcestar. is being held in the Newton county jail at Decatur in connc-ction with a series of burglaries here last night.

Conte waj apprehended by Night Marshall L. Baucum as he was to hitch-hike a ride out cf town after midnuht. No charges have been filed pending further in-; Conte ani a companion known to Ihim cnlv as "Tommy" who joined him in Meridian. Conte said, entered the White House Cafe, McBeath's Drug Store. Lilly's Furniture store, and Maxwell Stewart's service station.

From the White House Cafe $100 was taken, and it Vas recovered cn Con'e's nersrm. Two suitcases uere-taken 'rem the furniture store. Lntrance to all the buildings was lade through windows at the rear. An unsuccessful attempt was made ky the pair to enter the Rainbow cafe. Cotton Dusters International Feeds' LUCKETT SEED FfctD We Deliver Phono Z-3tt6 i'oroer S.

State Pascagonla Sta. F1R LE 10x12 Ft. Tarpaulins W.Vi ox. k9.18 Inc. Tax (Also other sizes! National Hide Fur Co.

Eat Pearl St. Jackson Phone 2-5118 Miss. TY NOTICE Photographs for the society section of the Sunday paper must be in the hands of the Socitly Editor Ly 5 o'clock Wednesday fternoon. No pictures, cuts or mats for the society section can be accepted unless previous arrangement for their use has been made with the societj editor. Deadline in cvpy for the daily papers is 1 p.m..

and for the Sunday paper, Friday noon. Club announcements will be accepted by telephone or writing until 5 pm. Thursday afternoon. Thank you very much -or your cooperation. Contact With Live Wire Kills Oxford Man Near Doddsville Oxford.

Aug. 28 Funeral ar- nn crorr ante frw T-t tI7n4 I was fatally mjured yesterday, are Utiil Incomplete today pending ar TiV wh- Ward Ward, in 1 bv the B. E. Walker Construction company, as engaged in work for the Rirral Electrical Authority, when he came in contact -ith a live wire that nild fallen from a light pole near uoaasvine. oi uxiora.

ward is -''rvived by his wife and a child wno live wno live here and his father of V. ashmgton Thweatt Funeral Home in Cleveland is in charge. Personnel Director On Business Trip Bryant Home, city personnel dir- ector. left Jackson Friday for a business trip to New Orleans and Tpvas ThP niv.arvrir,ir,tH ho.H fthe personnel department will re turn to Jackson next week. City Firemen Save Hinds County Home Jackson firemen Wednesday rushed to the rescue of a Hinds county homeowner and checked a blaze before it desi roved his home and possibly several others.

The residence of J. H. Girod in Shadow Lawn subdivision caught fire in the attic. Although outside tha city limits. No.

4 engine com- pany sped to the scene. Firemen i pointed out that several nearb" 1 houses might have caught fire if the blaze had raged unchecked through the Girod dwelling. FAMILY SIZE L.T '9 25 Nib IVodorant stop pvrpiratMMi odor ia I minut lor 1 to day. Saf for kia and clothing, t'p to 3 months upplv 2.V. At drug and I Or Cream NIX DEODORANT "51" Pens 15 St teU fXlti cap tplut Fi Tax Zr A I 1 i I i Society Clock IHTRSDAT ThurdT, ta Oroua i.

roundtole. Tlrst church, with Mr. hot Lundqmn. IMi Robinson Thuriaay. triv Opu-Mrs.

Luncheon Thtirwisv. thr cm-M -lub, wnb mom Bnrites, Eun4. UlarT. War MTral building. mht-Pirtn club.

tth Mrs. Edward A. FnnHtv MM Rosrth. Th'Pflav. tn Jick- ton Council of YWCA.

MTURDAY SaturdsT. fi r-thirly Wddtn of Chmrlott" Mefthm sirl Lockut L. Peyton, Capitol church. SUNDAY Sunday. ix Wedding of MUs ElM Nfiisn nd Fred G.

Johnson, Madison Births Thomas Stephen Gambrell Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gambrell nounce the birth of a son, Thomas Stephen, on Aug.

18. Mrs. Gambrell is the former Miss Lois Pyle. daughter of Mrs. Thomas Pyle of Norfolk, Va.

The paternal grand mother is Mrs. Joe Smith of Jackson. CUTS UP 'Continued From Page One) "I Just missed, thafs all." Returning to her apartment she noticed the bloodstained rug. She tried washing out the stains but got nowhere. When she found it too biz for hpr to roll nn and a away, she cut it into several pieces and hid them in a storeroom.

Then she scrubbed the floor where the blood had seeped through. On the night before the killing. she related, she and her husband visited a neighborhood saloon. She took only four beers but he drank heavily. At about 10 o'clock she left and did not see him until he burst into her bedroom the next afternoon saying.

"I've a good rriind ot tear you apart." She met Sosnowski several years a bo when he lived in the same building where she and her first husband resided. Both Sosnowski and she had been arrested for drunkenness and quarreling. the class of 1946. FETERSON-AXDERSOV Laurel. Aug.

23 Mr. and s. Michael John Peterson of Laurel, and Houston. have announced the engagement of 'their only daughter. Margaret Lucile.

to Thomas Aired Andersen junior grade lieutenant in the Medical Corps of the Naval Reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aired Anderson Junior of Houston Tex. The date of the wedding is Oct. 11.

and will be celebrated in Houston. Mrs. Peterson and her daughter left this week for Texas where they remain until after the wedding. MINISTERS MEET Fhenix City. Aug.

28 (IN-S Alabama ministers meeting in Phenix City today have criticized those who are "suspicious and jealous of their brethren." Parker SI 950 JL mi ilh hittrntir mm Now (s The Tims To Purchase Gas Heaters For Next Winter. SEE OUR DISPLAY Everett Haebihe Go, Dial 2-2628 122-ni South State Street "Jackson's Most Complete Store" iiume ui anas ouiucuc luiinjuiiicui- ing Jane KOSS, Drice-Cieci OI Homer Best Jr. ine reception rooms were aaorn- ed with attractive arrangements of summer flowers, and tne tea taoie I was centered with white carnations fern and clematis flanked by a 1 1 i white tapers in silver candelabra. Muss Ross was lovely in a trous-; seau model of printed silk. Miss Burdette presented silver 1 bread 'and butter plates to the hon- wee, ana Miss creeKmore gu was china in her pattern.

ine guesis were miss noss. r.er mother, Mrs. James L. oss, Mrs. Homer Best, the mother of the; brideeroom-elect.

Mrs. Haroldi White Mrs. Ernest Allen Mrs. Carey Chapman, Mrs. Jack Montgomery.

Mrs. Roy Bane Miss Dot Lee Crum, Miss Eleanor Gwinnup. Miss Doris Johns, Miss Carolyn Lane. Miss Marion Wil-loughby and Miss Ann Porter. Mr.

and Mrs. Marony Of Lena Hosts To Thomas Family Lena, Aug. 23 The home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

F. Marony oi Lena was the scene of a family reunion on Aug. 21, when the sons and daughters of the late James M. Thomas and Eugenia Denson Thomas gathered with other relatives, 47 in all. from Forest, Sallis.

Tuscola and Benton, Yazoo county. After a bountiful dinner spread in the town park adjoining the Marony home. Miss Rea Thomas of Yazoo, played several musical numbers on piano accordion, during which the assembly joined in singing oldtime songs. Some of the relatives present had not met in 43 years. I The sons and daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. James M. Thomas pre- sent were Mrs. J. H.

Windham of Forest; Mrs. D. M. Eubanks, Sal-; lis; Mrs. R.

H. Parsons, Hollvwood, Mrs. W. W. Eley.

Biloxi; Mrs Alfred Eubanks, Lucedale; Mrs. G. F. Marony and J. R.

Thorn- as of Lena. Mr. Mrs. Whitfield Entertain Tinnin Club With Picnic Mr. and Mrs.

Ben H. Whitfield of the Tinnin community entertained the Tinnin Home Demonstration club members and their families whith a picnic in the lovely cedar grove on their farm. A bountiful supper and social hour were enjoyed by the 60 guests. Engagements F. EN-WOODCOCK Laurel.

Aug. 28 Mr. and Mrs. John Rouzee Green have announced the engagement of their daughter. Annita Chandler to Dr.

Clarence Crane Woodcock, The wedding will be celebrated on Sept. 16 at 8 o'clock in the evening at Harbison Memorial chapel in Louisville, Ky. A reception will immediately follow at the Louisville Country club. The Green family resided in Louisville before coming to Laurel to make their home a few years ago. Miss Green was educated in the Louisville schools and Randolph-Macon collece, Lynchburg.

from which she was graduated with $16.95 i i I 0 FINAL Lis McComb. Aug 28 -E'Jzabeth Aramons, Miss Aurella daughter of Mr. and Mrs O. L. Simmons, and Harold Fenn Douglass son of Mr.

xiaroia renn uougiass son oi air. and Mrs. A Douglass, were mar-1 ri.rf RimHai, oflprnnnn nt 1 nTnr)c TPt nontic hi.rh M-ith th wVr; ofiiciatine. The church altar wai banked with backsrcund of green ery. Stately hite floor baskets containing white gladioli and white asters were paced on either side.

Mrs. J. Burton Alfotd rendered a program of wedding music and Miss Norma Leppett sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "I Love Thee." Mrs. Alford wore a suit of aqua, with picture hat of natural straw. Her corsage was of pink carnations.

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