The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 11

WEI) IN KITES Dr and Mrs. Gordon Ivan Goldstein are seen immediately after their marriage solemnized at the Hebrew Union Temple on March 20. The bride, the former Miss Roslyn Faye Stein, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stein of Greenville.

Dr. Goldstein is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldstein of Johnson City, Term. Dr.

and Mrs. Goldstein arc making their home in Dallas, Texas. Miss Nancy Adams To Wed J. E. Myers Emmctl Adams and Mi's.

Martha Swarmer Adams of Memphis, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughtei', Nancy, to James Edward Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I. Myers of Shaw. The bride-elect is a graduate oC East High School of Memphis and a former resident of Indianola.

She attended Delta Slate College, Cleveland, during the 1957-58 and 1958-59 sessions. At Delta Stale, she was a beauty for two consecutive years and member of the Delta Belles. She was 7iamed Miss Armed Forces of 1959 at Cleveland. At present, Miss Adams is a stewardress for American Airlines, flying out of Dallas, Texas. Mr.

Myers is a graduate of Skene High School and is now a senior at Delta Slate College, where he is student director of publicity. He is also a member of Delia Playhouse, a slaff member of Miss Delta, stu- dcnl newspaper, and on the Delta Slate Debate learn. His falher is serving as Bolivar County Superintendent of Education. Wedding plans are incomplete. MISS NANCY ADAMS SOCIETY, MARCH 27, 1960 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Elizabeth Anne Williams, daughter of Mrs.

Norma Williams of Leland and Robert Williams of Memphis, is engaged to wed Frederick Wallace Fowler, son of Mrs. Peggy Mitchell of Amarillo, Texas, and George Crutcher of a a Miss Williams, a graduate of the Leland High School attended Memphis State University. Mr. Fowler received his education in the Kilgore, Texas schools and attended Texas Technological College. Hancock Steele Rites Solemnized LELAND The Leland Methodist Church was the scene on a a evening at 7 of the marriage of Miss Lynda Jane Steele.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herbert and Lnnnis Eugene a cock, son of Mr. and Mrs. i i a Dennis Hancock of Cleveland.

The Rev. Dorsey Allen officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Rex Livingston, organist, accompanied the Rev. James Richardson who sang "The Lord's Vows were exchanged before the altar decorated with a vases filled willi stock and carnations, a by wrought iron candelabra holding i lapers.

Centering the kneeling a i entwined i woodwardia fern, was an arrangement of ihr chosen flowers and a Bible. The bride, given in marriage by her a wore a wedding gown of i a i enhanced wilh Chant i lace. The basque bodice featured a lace scalloped neckline embroidered wilh seed pearls and sequins. The lace extended down bodice and front of the i forming a hem length panel. The gown was styled i back ness dial formed a hustle bow and extended into a court a i She wore a waist double tiered veil of i i thai from a queen's crown embroidered i pearls and carried a cascade bouquet of lilies of Die valley centered by a white orchid.

A Named Mrs. i i a A Steele and Miss Dale Munn who served as bridesmaids, wore a i gowns of turquoise a i lacr and organza i a i bandeaux of velvet flowers and i veiIs. They carried muffs of nel caught with nosegays of i cymbidiiim orchids. The besl a was i iam Dennis Hancock of the groom from Greenville. Grooms(Continued On Page IS) by A RECEPTION SCENE Pictured are Mr.

and Mrs. Raleigh Martin Li.ton at the reception following their marriage at the First i Church on March 18. Mrs. Litton is the former Miss Carroll Hirsch Gunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Carlton Gunn. Mr. Litlon is a son of Mr. and Mrs, Raleigh Martin Litton of Litton,.