The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 31

YOUR MORNING NEWSPAPER 'ATHREE THE SHREVEPORT TIMES, SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1943 Parties for Bride Elect and Visitor Center Attention in Affairs of Weekend Approaching Marriage Announced MyrnaMurph Is Feted at Dinner Party Miss Fnllilove Is Feted by Mrs. McMeel, Mrs, Bradbury Another In the series of parties planned for Miss Melba Fullllove since the announcement. of her engagement last week was the bridge tea given by Mrs. J. J.

McMeel and Mrs. Max Bradbury Saturday afternoon In home on Wichita street. Young friends of the bride-elect came for bridge at 3 o'clock and were Joined later. In the afternoon for tea by a group of older fnenda. The house was made festive for the occasion with a number of flower arrange Janice Sue Miller Is Feted at Party Series Miss Jean Jackson and Miss Elizabeth Wheless entertained Saturday at luncheon in the Zephyr room, hpnorlng Miss Janice Sue Miller or New jRochelle, N.

who Is visiting Mies Lola Ann McPadln. An attractive group of college girls formed the party which was seated a long table decorated with a bouquet of mixed flowers. A gift marked the place of the guest of honor and decorative placecarda indicated covers for Miss McPadln, Miss Betty Baslnger, Miss Mary Jacobs. Miss Mary Lane Phillips, Miss Nancy McClendon, ments, the dining room being the i 'f x' -v If -A- i -y Miss Eowena Cowan, Miss Grace center of Interest with a tea table Yuma, Arizona Wedding Is of Interest Here Mrs. J.

Z. Lary and Mrs. R. M. Murph were co-hostesses at a dinner party Friday evnlng In th Washington fouree "ephyr room celebrating the birthday Miaa Myrna Murph, who la a student at Centenary.

A bouquet of red, white and blue flowers centered the table which was appointed with souvenirs and place cards In the patriotic theme. A corsage of gardenias marked the place of the guest of honor. The feature oi the evening waa the Iari4e birthday cake on which burned twenty-one candles. Many happj returns of the day wera wished or the lionoree the company of guests which Included: Mlsa Beth Lary, Miss Frances Traylor, Miss artha Jo Lary, Robert Wilson, Lieut. J.

B. eriwether, Lieut. William R. Brown Edgar decorate the hall and living room. Refreshments were served at the card tables at the conclusion of the games and prizes were presented the winners and the guest of honor, Miss Miller.

Others present were Miss McFadln, Miss Jeanne Gray, Miss Elizabeth Wheless, Miss Jean Jackson, Miss Betty Baslnger, Mis-. Mary Lane Phillips, Miss Jane Flndley, Miss Mary Jacobs, Miss Alice Shaw, MissRowena Cowan, Miss Montcz Russ, Miss Grace Goodrich, Miss Jean Trippett, Miss Betty Brooke, Miss Jerry Smltherman, Miss Irene Buchanan and the hostess. Miss McClendon. Miss Jerry Smltherman. Miss Jean Trippett, Miss Alice Shaw and Miss Malland Bevil of Haynes-vllle.

Miss Nancy McClendon entertained Friday afternoon at her home on Sherwood road with a bridge party, honoring Miss Janice Sue Miller. Bridge tables were placed on the screened porch at the rear of the house overlooking the garden. The party color scheme of pink and white uggested the use of white gladioli and pink Dainty Bess roses In a number of artistic arrangements to SUZANNE PEYTON la the envy of many Shreveport girls, having Just signed a contract with Branlff airlines as a stewardess. She will leave la about a month to enter training for a three-week pe-iod at Love field. Dallas.

ELINOR BROWI, MAUDE ELIZABETH BEAIRD and MRS. ALTON SARTOR, ret. rned baturday from a three-day 't to Texarkana, whera they attem'ed the horse show. MRS. CLARENCE H.

SHAFFER, known for her Ingenuity, arranged the cleverest labia this week that we have heard of in a long time. The theme of the decor was millinery and was reflected In the menu as well as In the tfble appointments. The Little Theatre of Shreveport elected directors Wednesday evening at their annual meeting at the playhouse. LUCILLE LEE and NITA GREER were re-elected and MAISIE Mcelroy, tom amtsl; and dun-can ALLEN BROWN were voted members of the board. Grand finale for the evening was a clever skit presented by a group of the members, which was greatly enjoyed by all present.

JOSEPHINE DOLL left last week to nter Tulane university, where she will take ad.anced work. She received her B. A. degree from Centenary this year. Beta Delta sorority is having a convention in Tulsa, June 15 nd IS.

Alpha chapter, here In decorated In cool reen and white A low crystal bowl of rragnollaa centered the table which was covered with a white lace cloth over Ice green satia, and pair green candles burned In crystal candlesticks at either side. Mrs. J. Hill Fullllove presided at the punch bowl, assisted In the serving courtesies by Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and' Mrs.

Roy Chapman. The hostesses presehted Miss Fullllove with a gift flat silver. Guests sharing the pleasures of the occasion Included: Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. Wilbur Slblej, Miss Dorothy Lawton, Mrs.

J. Joseph Llenhard, Mrs. Cheshire Peyton, Miss Dorothy Morton, Miss Flavia Leary, Mrs. Tom Fitzgerald, Mrs. J.

Dee Young-blood, Mrs. James Carmichael, Mrs. Edmund Conger and a group of close friends the honoree drawn from the older set. Service Stripes At a simple but impressive ceremony solemnized Thursday, May 20, at 5:30 in the afternoon In the Methodist church at Yuma, Miss Mary Helen Gillespie, daughter of Mrs. G.

S. Gillespie and the late George S. Gillespie of Shreveport, became the jrlde of James Monroe Mat'hews, lieutenant medical United States army son of J. M. Matthews and the late Dr.

Matthews, of Morrelton, Ark. The wedding was performed by Rev. George H. Norton, Jr. Lieut.

Col. Hudson, commanding officer of the unit to which Lieutenant Matthews Is assigned, and Mrs. Norton were the only attendants. The bride attended Byrd high school and Dodd eollege, and before her marriage was an X-ray technician at Barksdale hospital. Lieutenant Matthews received his academic training at Arkansas State Teachers college at Conway, Ark and his medical training at the University of Arkansas achool of medicine, Little Rock.

After wedding trip to Mexico the couple returned Yuma, where Lieutenant Matthews is stationed with the 39t i Station hospital. Shreveport, chose MARILYN MILLER to attend as their delegate and she left Thursday for Tulsa. El Salvador, with an area of 13,000 square miles, is the smallest country on the American continents. Egypt haa prohibited the shipment of eggs to other countries. Protests are ''elng made In Australia that cows and goats are over soldiers' graves In cemeteries.

The Panama Canal Zone Is only 10 miles wide from ocean to ocean. GOLDRING'S AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Algernon Sydney Sullivan medallion for character. He Is the son of MR. and MRS. JOHN B.

GREER. We are mighty proud of you, Frank. We've often wondered, (and been told by other members of the Fourth Estate) what part the women's sections of the papers have in fulfilling the mission of a free press. With Attu falling and Chungking threatened and Generals Marshall and Eisenhower conferring In Africa, It doesn't seem to matter much who's entertaining whom or even who Is getting married (which is what we write about). But Uncle Sam says It does and today we feel better about the whole thing.

A brand new Office of War Information bulletin says clippings from the home town papers are Just what the boys want to receive in their mail. "Soldiers like to hear about their friends," says OWI. "who Is getting married to whom, news about the single girls they know, news of their friends In the service." Now we ask you if that isn't Just exactly what we try to get together for our readers every day. Parties, weddings, travels (if any) and tidbits about boys (and girls) in the service. And another thing.

OWI says the service boys want to be kept hep as to what's going on in the night spots, what orchestras are playing where and who was seen dancine. We Miss Earline Marie LaBorde whose engagement and approaching marriage to John F. Wilkerson, is announced today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

E. LaBorde of Shreveport. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Wilkerson of this city. The ceremony will be held Sunday afternoon, June 20, at 4 o'clock in the Calvary Baptist church. Friends are asked to accept this announcement as an invitation to the wedding. Miss Miriam Auline Mitchell Weds Henry Lee Arline at St. John's Of Interest to Shreveporters is the wedding of Miss Miriam Auline daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. D. Mitchell of this city, and Henry- suggest you read your Shreveport limes society section each day and send clippings to the boys. Lee Arline.

son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Arline of Haughton, La. The wedding was impressively solemnized at 9 o'clock Thursday morning June 10, at St. John's Catholic church.

Father F. J. Carbajal officiated at the ceremony. Tne church was attractively decorated with palms and ferns forming a floor baskets of background for Personal I trim and blue accessories. Her corsage was of pink carnations.

The groom's mother chose for the occasion a beige dress with har CADET JACK M. WHITED arrived Saturday morning from Los Angeles, where he studying meteorology with the Army air forces. He will spend a week's furlough here with his parents, MR. anu MRS. S.

J. B. WHITED. MR. and MRS.

H. BEN JOHNSON and daughter, MARGARET (JOHNSON) LONG are spending this weekend in Corpus Christ! with their on, ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSON. Buddy is an aviation cadet at the Naval air training center there. LIEUT. HERBERT R.

ALEXANDER Is in town this week-end to see his wife, FRANCES (McCOY), and to make the acquaintance of his new son, HERBERT. JR. Also here are his parents, MR. and MRS. G.

T. ALEXANDER and son, TIM, of New Orleans, who are visiting MR. and MRS. M. T.

GLASS. It's a boy for ANNE (NORTH) and DON RAYMOND of Arlington, Va. DONALD AUGUSTUS III made his appearance Tuesday, June 8, at the 4 Georgetown hospital, Washington, D. C. Captain Raymond is stationed In Washington at present.

Just as proud as the parents are MR. and MRS. W. H. NORTH of Shreveport, the maternal grandparents, and MR.

and MRS. D. A. RAYMOND of Evans-ton, 111., paternal grandparents. Also in the promotion department Is HENRY C.

WALKER III, who has Jrhanged his gold oak leaf for one of silver. FRANCES (GREY) HENRY and BABY HENRY are living In Trenton, N. while he is stationed at Fort Dix. Another Shreveport girl Is taking to the colors EUGENIA BROWNE left Thursday for Fort Oglethorpe, to begin basic training In the WAAC. Best of luck to you, Eugenia.

The C. W. ROBINSONS welcomed their son, WILLARD ROBINSON, this weekend for a visit here before reporting to Fort Sill, where he will attend the officer candidate school. He was graduated from rinceton this year. 9 Congratulations to DR.

HENRY C. GAHAGAN, who has recently been promoted to major. ERNESTINE (KINNEBREW) GAHAGAN and HENRY are now stationed at Camp Chaffee, Fort Smith, with the Army Medical Corps. 4 CPL. RICHARD C.

HEARD had a brief visit here last weekend with his wife, BETTY, and son. DICKIE. His parents, MR. and MRS. J.

R. HEARD of Winnfield were also In town for the weekend, so it was a grand reunion. Richard is now stationed at Camp Howze, Texas. Its good to see LIEUT. JACK ORBISON in town again this weekend.

Being as close as Tyler, we should see him more often. JACK was a participant in the SMITH-SENTELL wedding last evening. Also In town for this big event were HARRIET (LANCASTER) and STEWART SLACK from Tarrant Field. Fort Worth, Texas. Captain Slack was another of the ushers.

HELEN MAI (JULIAN) and BILL MORRIS are the proud parents of a daughter, CAROLYN FAYE, born June 4 at the post hospital at Fort Monmouth. N. where Bill, now a first lieutenant, is stationed. picardy gladioli. Miss Mary Glorioso at the organ rendered a program of pre-nuptial music and accompanied Mrs.

F. J. Chico and 'ss Margaret Marshall, who sang, Dearest Love Divine," I trillion I monizing accessories and a corsage "Ave Maria," "Panis Angelicus" and PlnS carnations. Lord I am Not Worthy. The tra-J dltional wedding marches marked! Foilowlng the ceremony a recep-the beginning and close of the cere- monv Washington- I Youree hotel.

Picardy gladioli were The oride, given In marriage by arranged at vantage points and guests her father, wore a white satin gown, were reCeived by the bride and groom fashioned with a sweetheart neck and an(j their parents. Ate a raLj long sleeves which extended to points over the hands. Her long veil of Illusion was attached to a heart-shaped headpiece entwined with orange She wore a locket worn by her mother in her wedding. She carried a semi-colonial bouquet I The bride's table was centered with the three-tiered wedding cake, which was decorated with pink rosebuds and bluebirds, flanked on either side by crystal candelabra burning slender pink tapers. Mrs.

J. R. East-burn of Baton Rouge, aunt of the bride, presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Camile B.

Beauford, cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. The bride presented her attendants with gold crosses and the groom gave his attendants blue ties. the reception the bride and Mrs. Sid Binion left Friday for St. Petersburg, for a visit of several weeks with ler husband, Pvt.

Sid Binion, who Is stationed at the army air base there. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Doyle are leaving Tuesday for Camp Callan, San Diego, Calif, to visit their son, Jim Doyle, who is in the coast guard artillery (A. Miss Rose Audrey McCoy and Mrs. Karl F. McCoy left Thursday for San Antonio, Texas, where Miss McCoy will become the bride of Cadet Frank J. Connaghan this afternoon at the post chapel at Brooks Field.

Lieut, and Mrs. James P. Ferguson, after a visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

Hughes, left this wer for Camp Wolters, Mineral Wells, Texas, to make their home. Prior to their wedding on June 1 In Zachary, Mrs. Ferguson was Miss Beverly May Kendrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Kendrick. Mrs. William Conway Allen has Joined Major Allen in Meridian, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hughes. Miss Jane Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Williams, left Tuesday night for Panama, where she will accept a position with the of white Easter lilies. Mrs. Camile B. Beauford of Baton Rouge, cousin of the bride, served as matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Frances Savant of Baton Rouge, Miss Anna Lee Gau-thier of Baton Rouge, Miss Evanee-line Felter of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Gertie Jean Gillespie of Shreveport. They wore blue net gowns over blue satin and carried semi-colonial bouquets of pink" rosebuds.

Their headpieces were sweetheart shape and decorated with pink flowers. Little Miss Pherlbe Auline Monroe, niece of the groom, was flower girl and the ringbearer was David Powell, both of Shreveport. The flower girl's basket was of blue net over groom left for a wedding trip to Mammouth Springs, and will go from there to Lexington, where Lucky for you Goldring's never arries over merchandise from one season to another so, out they must go. Lovely sport and dress coats man-tailored coat suits Reduced now to give you an opportunity to save on duration clothes you'll be needing in a couple of months. they will make their home.

For traveling the bride wore an Alice blue two-piece suit with navy blue accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Out-of-town guests for the wed- dinz were: Mrs. J. R. Eastburn of Baton Rouge, Miss Polly Ruth Hud son of Lake Charles, and Miss Muriel pink satin with a colonial bouquet of split carnations.

I Levin Farmer attended th hrirtp. E. Tripp of Toledo, Ohio. I government and will be located at For the past several years the bride has been living in Baton Rouge, where she was supervisor of purchase groom as best man and the ushers were Robert Sullivan and J. C.

Self. The bride's mother wore a ro-maine sheer redingote with whit Ancon la the Canal 7one. Mrs. David J. Stockard, has returned here from Baltimore, order section, department of finance GOLDRING'S 56 COATS and COAT SUITS Formally to 116.95 TO where she has be i residing to make her home with her mother, Mrs.

Asa L. Reid, while Lieutenant Stockard is on foreign service. It's grand news that has been received from headquarters of the Sixth Air Force in Panama that LIEUT. COL. GARBRIEL DISOSWAY has been promoted to the rank of full colonel.

Gabe Is commanding officer of the fighter training school In Panama. DOY (FORD) DISOSWAY and daughter, JUDY, are at home for the present with MR. and MRS. FRAN: FORD. 34 COATS and COAT SUITS Formally to 122.95 John Paul Woodley is attending Louisiana State university for the summer session.

Ensign Claude J. Hale will arrive Monday from Ithlca, N. for a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hale before reporting back to active duty.

Mrs. Sam M. Mummery and young daughter. Mary Anne, arrived from Chicago to Join Lieutenant Mummery, who is stationed at Barksdale Field. They are making their home at 512 Kirby place.

Mrs. Mummery is Mrs. Frank Baird's niece. Sgt. and Mrs.

Leon Cotten and Robert Cotten, stationed at Bremerton, arrived Thursday to spend their furloughs. Cpl. Gor-den Cotten, stationed at Groten Field, Is expected to arrive this week. Mrs. Joseph Maroun has Just returned from New Orleans, where she visited her brother, Lieut.

(Jg.t Patrick j. Araguel. Shu also visited friends in Alexandria and Girls' Summer SLIPS and ROBES For hct summer days cool undies for growing girls that ere sturdy and tubbcbls. Cotton Slips, built-up shoulder with lace edge. 6 to 14.

1.59 Floral Print Housecoots, with se'f ruffling, to 15. 2.98 LIEUT. BEYNON SALE CHEESMAN and LIEUT. GRNETT CADET were home last weekend from Laredo, Texas, where they are stationed at the army air field. LIEUT.

D. W. DEUPREE. returned to his post of duty Tuesday after a 15-day leave here with MARTHA (LINDSAY) DEUPREE. Bill is atationed at Camp Hood, Texas.

FRANK W. GREER, now a naval aviation cadet at pre-flight school In Athens, received his bachelor of science degree in February and went right into the Navy. Frank was honored by his Alma Mater at the 4Jjne exercises with the award of the 76 TOWNLEY COATS and COAT SUITS Formally to $39.95 The New 'FEATHER CUT SHOES TO FAMOVS INTERS Hollywood, Calif. Veioz and Yolanda, probublv the nation's most famo is dancing couple, wore out It's a blessing to bin? war workers and tinrwlvra. JnM truh It like mart, and ynur curls are even loeller.

their last pair of shoes procured with coupon Ni. 1J. Iii despair they appealed to the rationing board wftch. ifter tskln, into consideration the fact that they nad sold more than 1100,000 worth ot war All Salss Final Sorry, No Mail Orders! GOLDRING'S Second Floor bonds T'th their decided to FMTHKR CVT ISC PERMANENT 13.50 up EVERETT'S J07-A Milam Phone GOLDRING'S Girls' Dept. Third ftoor Issue them an emergency coupon Until the next shoe coupon becomes available on June 15..