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PAGE FIVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA, LA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1943 WHKwW Davis Asks Motorists to Take Precautions BATON ROUGE. Dec. 29. OCIETV JL By Ethel 6. Holloman 4 5-Power Military Meeting Expected for Peace Talks LONDON, Dec.

29. (P) Diplomatic quarters said today they expected that a five-power meeting of military leaders would take place in January to discuss establishment of the international peace preservation force contemplated by the United Nations charter. A British foreign office spokesman neither confirmed nor denied Ol Social, Church, Club and Personal Calls Should Be Mad Over Telephone Number 6643 1945, 10:42 p. m. Name: Gloria Sue.

Weight 7 lbs. 34 ozs. REED Mr. and Mrs. Otha Washington Reed (nee Rosa Stafford) of Route 2, Alexandria, announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital, December 26, 1945, at 8:20 p.

m. Name: Arthur Rodney. Weight 9 lbs. 8 ozs. WOLF Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Adolph Wolf (Jimmie Zoa Gahar-an) of 2716 Southwood, Alexandria announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital, December 27, 1945, at 7:40 p. m. Name: Michael Wayne. Weight 8 lbs.

7 ozs. DAIGIIERITY Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Wallace Daughenty (nee Glenda Mae Riordan) of 1817 Bryn Mawr, Alexandria, announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital, December 27, 1945, at 12:20 (Pointing to weather conditions which have made Louisiana's highways unusually dangerous and the heavy holiday traffic. Gov.

Jimmie Davis today requested motorists to take all precautions to hold highway accidents to a minimum. Another danger, the governor said, existed in the state's sugar cane areas where loose stalks of cane falling from trucks have caused several accidents recent weeks. He also urged particular care on the approaches to bridges and overpasses. Engineering Society to Hold Convention I The Louisiana Engineering So SUNDAY farewell Open House at the Bolton Avenue S. for volunteer kers and friends, 4 to 6 p.

m. reports plans for a meeting of the military chiefs of the United States, Britain, Russia, France and ind Shelton Braud, lieutenant, United States Army, son of Mr. and Emile Braud of Gonzales, Louisiana. The ceremony took place at St. Peter's Church where the Rev.

Isadore DeCeulaer. pastor, real the impressive nuptial service. The nuptial music was given by Mr. E. Gauthier Coco of Moreauville.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was especially lovely in a two-piece ensemble of brown crepe with gold-beaded aqua yoke. Her accessories were brown and her bridal bouquet was fashioned of orchids and split carnations. Miss Marjorie Spotorno of Marks-ville, was maid of honor. She was attractive in a costume of aqua crepe trimmed in gold, and worn with brown accessories. Her corsage was of split carnations.

Corporal Gerald Spotorno of Memphis, was best man. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the lovely plantation home of the bride's parents. Receiving the guests were Mrs. Bordelon, the bride's mother, aft Mrs. Braud, mother of the groom.

Mrs. Bordelon wore a modish frock of black and Mrs. Braud was becomingly gowned in blue. Both wore corsages of orchid asters. In the dining room the bride's table was overlaid with a handsome lace cloth bearing the three-tiered wedding confection.

Rich appointments completed the table arrangement. China were under discussion through diplomatic channels on the Watch-night formal dance at Harmony Hangout, City Park for teen-agers, 10 p. m. to 2 a. m.

4or TUESDAY Marriage of Miss Mildred Elaine Wells and Mr. Harold Mayfield at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, 4:30 p. m. A reception initiative of the British govern ment. be held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas The spokesman, however, drew a. m. Name: Eugene Paul. Overton ciety will hold its annual conven tion in New Orleans on Thurs corsage of carnations.

Throughout day and Friday, January 10 and attention to provisions of the United Nations charter which authorize establishment of a military staff committee to work with the security council. The charter says this committee is to assist and advise the security council on all questions relating to military requirements for the maintenance of international peace and security, the employment and me reception suite Yule decorations were noted. On the bride's table, overlaid with a cloth of lace, the tierred wedding confection was placed at one end. Mrs. A.

A. Miti Reeves, Capt. Whalen Exchange Nuptial Vows The marriage of Miss Frankie Peeves, youngest daughter jMr and Mrs. J. F.

Reeves and Austin R- Whalen, captain, United ctltes Army, only son of Mr. and Martin J. Whalen of Shel-Jin. Falls, was solemnized SSav Dec. 21, at 8 o'clock in the Kelley, Mrs.

E. H. Farmer, and Mrs. John Wrinkle presided IIANES Capt. and Mrs.

Eugene Garnett Hanes (nee Wilma Nell Clifton) of 42 A David Street, Alexandria, announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital, December 26, 1945, at 6:20 a. m. Name Beverly Anne. Weight 6 lbs. 6 ozs.

Maternal grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Wiley R. Clifton of Miss. Paternal grandparents, the late Rev.

and Mrs. J. O. Hanes, of Birmingham, Ala. DOWNS Pvt.

and Mrs. Ralph Downs (nee Inet Gertrude Hata-way) of 1912 Levin Street, Alexandria, announce the birth of a daughter at 3aptist Hospital, December 25, 1945, at 1:55 a. m. at the punch bowl. Assisting were miss tmiiy Necdham, Miss Gladys Feauqua and Overia Garrett.

For traveling Mrs. Muench wore a chic grey suit with matchins ac command of forces placed at the disposal of the United Nations and regulation of armaments and disarmament. 1 Realty Transfers Total $11,178 Six real estate sales and four cessories and an iris corsage. After a short wedding trip the young lownts on Melrose street in Pine-le La. The Rev.

R. M. Bentley, iastor of the PineviUe Methodist Lrch performed the impressive double ring ritual. The nuptial vows were exchang-i before a beautiful setting of 11, according to information received here today from Michael C. Abfahm, general chairman of the meeting.

General sessions are scheduled for Thursday and technical papers will be delivered Friday. The convention will be concluded with a party and banquet at a down-town hotel. One of the largest sessions in recent years is anticipated. SHARE THE WEALTH DENVER. Colo.

(PC) A Colorado husband and wife on full old age pensions may collect $250 in January, estimtaes Earl M. Kouns, director of the department of public welfare. By law all money remaining in the pension fund at the-end of each year is put into a jackpot for division among all pensioners. Youns estimated this year's surplus of $3,000,000. There are some pensioners.

The full pension normally is $45 a month. couple will make their home Lancaster. Assisting in the courtesies of the occasion were the aunts of the bride, Mrs. Sidney Rabalais of Alexandria; Mrs. C.

R. Bordelon, Mrs. A. P. Firment and Mrs.

S. Name: Sandra Kaye. Weight 9 lbs. ozs. wmmmmmmmmmk Mrs.

Muench attended Bolton high school and received her A. B. degree from Louisiana College. Until recently she has been a member of the faculty at the Oak-dale grammar school. Mr.

Muench was graduated from the Lancaster high school and shortly afterwards entered the armed service. He re Allen Bordelon of Marksville. Mrs. Braud is a graduate, class 1945, of the school of journalism at Louisiana State University. Lt.

Braud also graduated from Louisiana State University, school of Battle Flag To Be Presented to N. O. BATON ROUGE. Dec. 29.

(p)Tlie battle flag of the United States cruiser New Orleans will be presented to the city of forestry. He recently returned to the states after serving in the Eu WEDS IN HOME CEREMONY Mis. Austin R. Whalen, who prior to her wedding December 21, was Miss Frankie Elaine Reeves, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Reeves of Pineville, La. trffnery Siuuueu wmi uaauu ui Jyte lilies- gladioli and chrysanthemums that were alternately with candelabra holding white tapers. Mrs.

B. H. Moore of Shreveport, cousin of the bride, lighted the candles. Mrs. Beryl Alsup Bnally pre-itnted a program of nuptial music jth the traditional wedding marches marking the beginning md the end of the ceremony.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was becomingly attired in a suit of Chinese blue wool pbardine, with white wine hat and an orchid corsage. The only attendant on the bride was her sister. Miss Marguerite ropean theatre of operations. Following a wedding trip to points of New Orleans on Jan. 8, Stanley C.

interest in the Ozark Mountains, oil and gns leases valued at were placed in the records of Clerk of Court J. F. Beaman yesterday. The largest sale was by William C. Cantrell to Adolph J.

Norman, lot 5, block 2. Home-wood Place addition, $5,800. Carl Bornman sold to Cotton Bros. Baking Company, represented by W. F.

Cotton, president, lot 6, square 29, fronting 51.75 feet on Sixteenth street, West Alexandria addition, $4,500. Mrs. Thelma Koon sold to Brooks McGowin, right title and interest to 40 acres in section 6, 5 north, 4west, $6, Right title and interest sales in 40 acres in section 6, 5 north, 4 west were made to Lina Koon By Mrs. Edna Gibson, Lee county, et Mrs. Mabel Hamilton, they will be at home in Baton Rouge.

Arthur, executive director of the Louisiana Stale museum, said today in a letter to Gov. Jimmie Davis. The flag, which the cruiser flew during the battle of Leyte gulf, Out of town guests included Mrs. Didier LeBlanc, Boyce; Mr. and Mrs.

Emile Braud and daughters, Gonzales; Mrs. Ralph Ford, Mrs. Quinn Coco, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Oct. 19-20, 1944, will be present with the theft of a truck valued at $500 by O. G. Wilson. Cars driven by L.

M. Nabours, Route 2, and John P. Hellebeeg, Nebraska, collided late Friday at Ihe intersection of Second and Johnston streets, as Nabours was driving the wrong way on one-way Second street. No charges were filed, city police said. The cars were only slightly damaged.

ed on the 133rd anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans in Jackson Breves, who wore a suit of pale Rraud, Baton Rouge; Judge and Mrs. S. Allen Bordelon, Mrs. A. P.

Firment, Mrs. C. R. Bordelon. Mrs.

Sauare on the spot where the- Pineville Notes Rubye Roberts Harris Telephone 3148 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moffett have returned after a short stay in New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs.

George Alsup of Chattanooga, are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Alsup of this city and Mr. and Mrs. T.

S. Howell of Jena. Miss Flora Mae Alsup, who is attending the University of Tennessee, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.

C. Alsup. fm wool witn matching accesses and a corsage of yellow Leo Jurasinski, Mrs. H. L.

Spotor tsmations. Calhoun county, and Mrs. no and Miss Marie Julia, Marksville, and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mr.

David Stewart Wilson, cous cently received his release after five years of serv ice, three years of which were spent overseas as a member of the 32nd Division of the famous "Merrill's Marauders." Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. W. Wells, Mr. E. F.

Benson. Mr. H. F. Benson of Benson, Mrs.

Collier, Miss Alice Collier, Miss Julia Collier and Miss Alma Collier of Oakdale. Farewell Open House To Be Held at Bolton USO The last official function of the Bolton Avenue USO will be a farewell open house Sunday December 30, from 4 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Several musical selections will be given, and a brief ceremony of thanks to the volunteer workers in the club will be held at 5 o'clock. Volunteers and friends are uiged to attend this final event under USO auspices in Alexandria. The Bolton Avenue USO is scheduled to close its program activities Monday, December 31, after which date the staff will be engaged in taking inventory and drawing up administrative in of the bride, served the groom Mollie McGowin.

The total consideration was $43. American flag was first raised in Louisiana in 1803. The slightest trace of escaping illuminating gas in a home will cause the leaves of an ordinary tomato ylant to droop. Ride a bus to Hot Wells. is best man.

The oil and gas leases were as A reception was held following Rabalais, Alexandria. Golden Anniversary Celebrated In Jena Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Fritchard in ceremony. In the dinning room follows: John P. H. Noone, et to Joe Perry, 36 acres in section 4, 4 north, 3 east, $360. the bijne taoie, covered witn a cloth of lace, was centered with the wedding cake, and garlands of ivy extending the length of the board.

Church and Club Calendar Saturday Emmanuel Baptist Church 7 p. Grace McBride Y. W. A. meeting in Nurses' home.

Monday Emmanuel Baptist Church Watch Night Service. Sunday Emmanuel Baptist Church 7:30 p. Student Night. Tuesday Phoenix Lodge No. 58, IOOF, at 7:30 p.

m. for installation of officers, at Odd Fellow Hall, 10th and Jackson streets. All members are urged to attend. Assisting in the courtesies were Sirs. Stewart E.

Wilson and Mrs IK. Collins. Later in the evening Capt. Whal- Church and Club Activities Rolton Class, Tarty The annual Christmas party of the Mary Calderwood Bolton Sunday School class of Emmanuel Baptist church, was held in Mrs. James Wade Bolton's home Dec.

21. The decorations were beautiful with brilliantly lighted oi and his bride left by plane for i wedding trip to New Orleans, Leonard J. Cole to W. A. Parker, lessors interest in 20 acres, section 9, 4 north, 3 west, $100.

Hattie Barron, et to Chris Arris, 95 acres in section 1, 5 north, 2 east; 80 acres in section 9, 5 north, 2 east; 40 acres each in sections 8 and 21, 5 north, 3 east, $100. Trent L. James, et to Louis Franklin, Houston, Texas, 269 1-2 acres in sections 27, 30, 31, 72, 73, 75 and 175, 4 north 3 west, $269.50. BIRTHS BORDELON Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Whalen is a graduate of Bolton High School and attended Alexandria Business College. She has been an employe of the and financial reports. It Is hoped that the city will acquire the Bol City of Alexandria for the past Tear and one-half. Christmas tree and other features that furnished a perfect setting of Jena celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home Dec.

25, 1945. Their wedding was consummated Dec. 12, 1895. Their family assembled for a reunion to enjoy the festivities, and to honor Mr. and Mrs.

Pritchard on this splendid occasion. Mr. Pritchard, 77, was born Dec. 13, 1868 on the estate nrar where he now makes his home, son of the late Dr. T.

E. Pritchard and Martha Pritchard. Mrs. Pritchard, 76, was born Nov. 26, 1869 near Brookhaven, the daughter of the late Milliam and Elizabeth Smith.

Among those attending the celebration were: W. T. Pritchard, Alexandria, John Floyd, Cary, Mrs. J. E.

Coleman, Misses Mattie, Lillie and Marie, Jena; Mrs. Oc-tavia Taylor, Jonesville; Miss Grace Coleman and Lloyd Coleman, Jena, and twin great grand sons, Eddie and Lonnie Taylor, Jonesville; Mrs. Floyd Pritchard and Otha Taylor. ton Ave. building for community Capt.

Whalen is a graduate of recreational use. Miss Maris Willet Weds University of Indiana, where received his degree in engineer-x He has been overseas in the futhwest Pacific for the past Eugene Joseph Bordelon (nee Bertha Bordelon) of 306 Prospect, Red Cross to Teach Home Nursing Course A Red Cross home nursing instructor's training course will be taught at the Rapides parish chapter house the week of Jan. 14-19. This training will qualify registered nurses to teach the streamlined Red Cross course six lesions in the care of the sick. Nurses Mr.

George Sanderson Miss Maris Willet, daughter of Alexandria, announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital, December 21, 1945, at 4:45 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. G.

T. Willet of Pine tree years. They will make their wne in Shelburne Falls, where he 'ill be employed by the New i-gland Power Company as a de- ville, and Mr. George Sanderson Name: Beverly Gene. Weight 8 lbs 5 ozs.

of Leighton, were married who are interested in enrolling Wednesday evening, Dec. 26, at gner. for a merry Christmas party. Mrs. Franklin M.

Segler gave the devotional and related a very impressive Christmas story: Dr. Segler led in group singing of Christmas carols, with Mrs. Segler at the piano. One of the highlights of the occasion was the presentation of a lovely wrist watch from the class to its faithful secretary, Mrs. E.

L. Davis. Birthday honorees were remembered with corsages. Mrs. Isom Hudson, class president, assisted by group captains, passed the gifts.

Mrs. Nettie Pye at the piano, furnished soft music during the refreshment hour and while the gifts were presented from the should telephone Mrs. Frank Pet ROV Mr. and Mrs. Aleric Roy the First Baptist church in Pine Muench-Harris Nuptials erman, home nursing chairman, ville.

Dr. R. H. Whittington of (nee Doris Dauzat) of Route 2, Alexandria, announce the birth of 4097, or the chapter house, 6621. ficiated at the ceremonly in the Solemnized at Church a daughter at Baptist Hospital, De presence of a few relatives and In the soft glow of white candles I Announcing Schnack's flew Store Hours Effectjje Saturday, Dec.

29 Daily 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays 9 A.

M.ro7P.M. i tfLSCircflcrc jmiry company Serving Central Louisiana for Over 80 Years cember 23, 1945. at 5:40 p. m. MARRIAGES Nming in tall candelabra, one of friends.

Azevedo-Walker Marriage lovely weddings of the Christ Name: Judy Mary. Weight 7 lbs 10 ozs. COLE-GATES Miss Irma Lee mas season was celebrated in the I meville Baptist Church Dec. 25 at Takes Place in California LAIRD Mr. and Mrs, Ira Of interest to inends here is oclock in the afternoon, when iSsLoda Madlvn Harris, daueh- Gates, daughter of Mrs.

Elsie Gates of Deville, and Mr. Lawrence Cole of Vick, were married at the home of the bride, Doc. 22, 1945 at 2:45 p. with Rev. Ellia R.

Barker of Pineville the marriage of Miss Melba Fay of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harris Walker, daughter, of Mr.

and Mrs, Pineville, became the bride of w. Donald Raymond Muench, son N. L. Walker of this city, and Mr. Arthur Azevedo, son of Mrs Rose Azevedo of Gustinc, which took place in that city ed 'Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Muench Lancaster, Wis. The vows, heard the Rev. E.

H. Farmer, uncle of bride, were spoken under an of southern smilax. Baskets white gladioli were placed nesday, November 28, at 7 o'clock in the evening at the Catholic Sherman Laird (nee Dottie lone Smith) of Montgomery, announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital, December 24, 1945, at 8:50 a. m. Name: Shelby Wayne.

Weight 8 lbs. 10 ozs. PROTIIRO Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanders Prothro (nee Bonnie Jean Tyson) of 1600 Oakland, Pineville announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital, December 23, 1945, at 1:07 p.

m. Name: Patricia Ann. Weight 6 lbs. 3Vi ozs. DEEN Pvt.

and Mrs. Jesse Lee Deen (nee Eva Alice Erwin) of Holloway Road, Pineville, announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital, December 26, Rectory. The Reverend Joseph A Losada performed the ceremony performing the single ring ceremony, in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. Witnesses included: Harris Clark, Mrs. Leon Lucas, Leon D.

Lucas and Curts Lucas. The couple will make their home in Deville. The legend that, hummingbirds migrate on the backs of geese probably stemmed from the fact that large insect parasites sometime fly from the feathers of a dead goose. before a gathering of relatives Miss Dolly Azevedo, sister of the Wmst a background of greenery. Prior to the ceremony, Mrs.

K. Caudell, organist, played a med-T of nuptial selections and ac-ijmpanied the soloist, Miss Carol who sanir "Rfpniisp'' groom, was the Driae oniy attendant. Mr. Joe Azevedo attended the bridegroom as best man. The bride wore a suit of copen "Always." The bridal party rnea io the traditional strains hagen blue with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

It al music the ceremony, Lord's Prayer," and "Loves PERSONALS Staff Sergeant W. A. Snyder, A. A. arrived in Seattle, Dec.

25 from Tokyo and will join his parents Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, at their home, 607 Foisy in the near future. Sgt. Snyder has been in the service lor the past four and one-half years with the 45th division.

For the past year he has been on foreign service in both the European and Pacific Theaters of Operations. Dr. and Mrs. R. B.

Wallace returned last evening from New Orleans where they spent the Christmas holidays. While there they visited Mrs. Wallace's sister, Mrs. Herbert M. Shilstone, Dr.

Shilstone and other friends. Flight Officer George L. Allen, has returned to Clovis, N. where he is stationed at the Army Air Field, after a short Christmas visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Allen, and other relatives. He was accompanied as far as Dallas by his sister, Miss Margie Allen and Miss Thelma Mae Murphy. Mrs. F. C.

White has returned to her home on Masonic Drive, after a visit in Baton Rouge with her daughter, Mrs. S. E. Cornish, Mr. Cornish, and their infant son, who was born Dec.

16. Mrs, Cornish is the former Miss Elcne White. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C.

Wright were in the city today, enroute from Shreveport, where they visited relatives, to their home in Austin, Tex. Mrs. Wright will bo remembered here as Miss Alma Mosely. Mr. Wright at one time was connected with the Town Talk, but for the past quarter of a century, he has been man were niavea so i v.

jle attendants on the bride were "Sisters. Mice a 110 MISS Stella Itnrric Tliov nro War gowns of blue taffeta, fash- with sweetheart necklines, 'TOim effects and cap sleeves, matching hats and mitts. carried bouquets of pink If tree. Those in attendance at the party were: Mesdames J. W.

Bolton, M. L. Readheimer, Mae Hudson, T. A. Carter, H.

E. Leimbach, Cora Lewis, A. L. Vernon, G. A.

Patterson, S. E. Hamilton, A. E. Johnson, Felix Ortego, W.

G. Penny, Zelda Sheeks, G. E. Fair, Nettie Pye. M.

B. FFarrar. Yancy, M. Hart, W. T.

Owen, J. W. Dupree, C. W. Caldwell, Birdie Pierson, A.

J. Home, E. C. Duke, E. L.

Davis, J. B. Jones, A. M. Wilkerson, Laura Halbcrt.

A. II. Beavers, H. F. Bradford, Miss Hatlie Dear and Dr.

and Mrs. Franklin M. Segler. TALK OF THE TOWN Russell Ann Thibodcaux, 15, was reported as missing from her home at Baton Rouge yesterday advised the state police. She was described as being 5 feet.

2 inches in height, weight 90 to 95 pounds, having dark brown hair and eyes, slender face, wearing blue dungarees, blue waist with red buttons and a tan raincoat. Junior Gaspard, 16, son of Mrs. Victor Gaspard. 1303 Rapides avenue ran away from his home yesterday according to information given to the state police. lie was described as being 5 feet.

5 inches in height, weight 120 pounds, having light brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion, slender build, wearing khaki trousers, brown shoes, a tan, long sleeved button sweater and a brown cup with sheepskin lining. He was last seen at Eunice. Priscilla Israel, 16, Lake Charles, was reported to have run away from her home yesterday, ndvised the state police. She was described as being 5 feci, 4 inch'-s in height, weight 125 pounds, having blond hair, oluc eyes and light complexion, Transportation will be paid for her return. Two motor vehicles were stolen yesterday, Advised the state police.

A 1942 Ford dump truck having a blue cab anrl black fenders, hearing license No. I fi 7 and mo. lor tuimher was i.l Balun RiniBe. A nhiP-lilHck. Mfs.

Frank Si one nnrl TV.T ice IBcauboouf served as ranrile- I.MaH mi Mlfl. innv HfaccaH a ra i v. i iirn. 1 1 'v. of ice blue satin with necklines, basque effects and skirts.

bride entered with her fath-; no pve her In marriage. Her beauty was enhanced by hh. of slipper satin, ,.,,1 "'i it'll uuiiifc, nprklinp anrl Innff Following the ceremony a wedding supper was held. The tiered weddinsf cake centered the table, adorned with garlands of white chrysanthemums. Miss Viloct Tuc-ci and Miss Frances Tucci assisted in the courtesies.

After a honeymoon to points of interest in the coastal area, Mr. and Mrs. Azevedo will make their home in Gustine. Mr. Azevedo recently received his discharge from the army after three years of service.

He was a corporal in the 184th engineers and wears five battle stars on his European theater of operations campaign ribbon. He has a record of nineteen months duty in Scotland, England, France, Belgium and Germany DeSelle-Price Nuptials Will Be Held Monday Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. DeSelle announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy DeSelle, too Mr.

Robert E. Price, son of Mrs. Adeline Price of Fast Liverpool, Ohio. The ceremony will be solemnized Monday, Dwembcr 31, at 9 o'clock in the morning at the St. Rita Catholic Church.

Out-of-Town Society nrand-Bordelon Nuptial Hnrlal Kvetil A wedding nf Inlcrext to a wide circle In Avoyelles parish hikI rkewbrrc in ws, ot Miss Marian Claire Bordrlnii. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vn ie Simon Hordclon of BordelonvIHe, LAST CALL FOR CHRISTMAS CLUB MEMBERS Only a limited time remains for enrollment in our 1946 Christmas Club. Don't overlook th opportunity to build up a special fund of extra cash for year-end needs.

Select the class that suits your requirements, and enroll now! 6S of Bcloirm ln.n nnrttna in at 1hi urrkls ltoi crnl. i'lgei veil, held by a aging the university press at the ruwn, was irimmea ppiiqiiPfl flowers with con UI Enn 1. at. University or 'lexus. Miss Gloria Potcet, who was the holiday guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Poteet, has re iiHns, wore an "im I'm and bracelet, and (ni S(1ln nouna esia 10 8 In turned to New Oi lcans, where t-he is employed. She is making her ROUND UP YOUR YEAR-END BILLS pay them off by getting a Per- sonal Bank Loan for the purpose then concentrate on that one obligation and repay it with monthly instalments during the new year.

The cost is low and action on loan applications is prompt. lll. IIUIII 1111.11 it- ci in trramers ''i A home with her sister, Mrs. Gerald Albright on Egania Street. msup nucnciea tnc 111 mi inMii.

u.Micrs were Sgt. Russell Lane, A. A. who r-i son Campbell, Pcarcc has bren stationrd on haipan ana iticit uV 1 ana jonn Iwo Jima for the past twenty-one HKP IP A I months, has recently arrived on Mnmn wns held Mllowini the west rnHst. After he receives 1P', hi ii ic nome ni tnc hiit dfwharge.

he will Join his par im, lid-civ na inn i Mm mis, Mr. and Mr. R. ft, Lime at nil i' ui'f JL mrniliri's of the brlda KF.EP BUYING VICTORY BONDS (Guaranty Maku S. I I Ti I'l'ln hln i whs wrnrmg )ri.

oi wool crepe witn M.n'ie.s and Miouider AND TRUST COMPANY AlX ANURIA. LOUISIANA 2 RED CROSS CALENDAR I'nrrl coupe (waring Arkansas license No. 17-7 In. nmliir tuimlior and having the left, side of the windshield rraiked was stolen id Shreveport. Milton Juneau.

Alexandria, who received "Page publicity when he was taken in custody by the New Orleans city police earlier in the week, was returned to Alexandria yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ben Dnmico. Upon his arrival tj Alexandria Juneau was charged with breaking and entering and their home, 110 'hosier Mrrel. Lt. and Mrs. Edward Nichols have I'ftinwd to llattirsburg, where he is stationed at Camp Shelby, after a holiday visit with Mrs.

Nichols' mother, Mrs. Rosalie P. Williams. Dr. and Mrs.

Charles R. Shlrar have returned from Houston, where they visited during the holidays with their children, Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and Mr. and Mrs.

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