The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 4

ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PI NEVILLE, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1960 PAGE FOU People Yon Know 7 Branton-Belgard Engagement ond session leadership conference, are Misses Diana Maillet, Carolyn Price, June Craft, Sandy Harper, Betty Whit-worth, Judy Perry and Peggy McGee. They are students at Pineville High scbooL TEXAS VISITORS Mes- dames W. B. Boaz and Everett Clark have returned to their home in Tyler, Texas, after vacationing with the Edgar J. Els family.

Mrs. Boaz is Mrs. Els' mother, and Mrs. Clark, her sister. On Wednesday, the vacationers, Mrs.

Els and the latter's daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Dimitri Filost-rat and Catherine Grace Filostrat, went to Baton Rouge to visit Mrs. Els' other daughter, Mrs. Ralph W. Brewer Mr.

Brewer and their sons. CAROLINA BOUND Col. and Mrs. H. 0.

Wangeman are visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, her sister, Mrs. Elmer D. Burke, and Mr. Burke, at the family home on the Shreveport highway.

They are en route to Sumpter, South Carolina, where the colonel has been assigned to Shaw Air Force base. r.v "llllil Y-: I 1 Ilk liKiillf GREETINGS FROM SOTH STATE This morning's mail bring greetings from two members of the Ward-Steinman family Judith and her mother, Mrs. Irving Ward-Steinman, who are studying at the University of Hawaii. Judy is doing graduate work In the Far Eastern department. She enrolled last February following her graduation cum laude from Louisiana College.

For her work so far she has earned a "4.0" (straight A) average, and April was awarded top graduate assistant-ship given at the university which accords full faculty status In the history department. Mrs. Ward-Steinman joined her several weeks ago for the Asian Institute, a post-graduate summer program in which they are both enrolled. Mrs. Ward-Steinman, who will return In August, is taking advantage of the offerings in Asian music and folk dances.

She received her Master's degree last summer from Northwestern State College. In addition to their formal academic pursuits, they are deriving much pleasure from their stay in Honolulu. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Boyette, the former Miss Evelyn Beeson of Pollock, are home from Brook-haven, where on Sunday they attended a reunion of the Beeson clan in Pleasant Methodist church. They were accompanied by Mrs. H. R.

McCor-mick. MRS. CLYDE DONALD President of Alexandria Quota A rf i Mitt Judith Ward-Steinman in Hawaii dub is home I rpm Quota Clubs International convention held in Toronto, Canada with headquarters at the Royal York hotel Among the 700 delegates registered were representatives from the 50 States, Australia and Mexico. A high light of the 4-day meeting was a tea in the Palmer House. VISITORS Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Stubblefield had as guests at their home on the Shreveport highway, his parents, the W. A. Stubblefields Charleston, and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Stubblefield of Santa Paula, Calif. ATTENDING CONFERENCE At LSU, attending the sec- A bride-elect of July 14 is Miss Janice Elise Le-moine, whose engagement to Mathew Felix Lohman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lohman of Alexandria, is announced by her mother, Mrs. Joseph Guy Le moine of Opelousas, La.

The wedding will be solem-. nized at 10 a.m. in St. Frances Cabrini church, Alexandria. To Wed July 2 Miss Koonce Lists Bridal Attendants Miss Linda Lee Koonce, who is engaged to marry Freddie J.

Ussery July 2 at 4 p.m. in Cedar Grove Baptist church In Lecompte, announces members of the wedding party. Miss Phyllis Belgard K3 "Wan Levine-Wampold Troth Children's Weatherbird Shoes Miss Harriet Ann Simmons will be maid of honor and Miss Cheri Marie Beebe, cousin of the future bridegroom, will serve as junior bridesmaid. Another cousin, Gail Suzanne Beebe, will be flower girl, and David Hickman, ring bearer. Mr.

Ussery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ussery of Alexandria, will have as best man his brother, Kenneth Wayne Ussery. The prospective bridegroom Is a NOW li PRICE ESA UnitPlans Year's Projects Alpha Alpha Chapter of Ep-silon Sigma Alpha met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Charles C. Smith, 67 North drive. During i short business meeting, conduct ed by Mrs. Paul A. Matthews, president, philonthropic projects for the coming year were dis cussed and plans were made to continue this type work as has been in the past, with the Veterans hospital and pediatics ward at Charity hosiptal as major chapter projects.

The sorority will continue to assist with the various charitable drives through out the year and the state project of assistance to crippled children. Mr. Smith showed the group movies of chapter activities and pictures taken during the ESA convention, held here in April. Attending the meeting besides Mrs. Matthews, were Mesdames Robert Martin, Richard Ray Smith, James R.

Baker, Cecil Howell, George Lunger, Misses Sue Vorhoff, Marie LaCroix, Ruby Sasser, Myra Hargett, Linda Koonce, Beverly Duplechin and Geraldine Williams. Alpine Campers To Treat League Alexandria Service League active, and sustaining members are in for a special treat Thursday when they hold their annual party at Camp Alpine between 10 and 11 a.m. A water ballet by the campers is programmed for the get-together. EVANS FAMILY Members of the Evans family will hold an all-day reunion at the home of Fred S. Evans In Leander, July 17.

Jn Alexandria What's Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dreyfus Wampold of Baton Rouge announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Karen Ann Wampold, to William Stein Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Leon Levine of Alexandria.

An afternoon wedding is planned for Sunday, August 23, at Temple B'Nai Israel in Baton Rouge. Miss Wampold is a graduate of Waterproof High school, Waterproof, and Louisiana State University where she. was affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Phi Vernon Garden Clubbers Girls' Whit Colors Boys, Black List 1 960-6 7 Program Miss Phyllis Belgard and Charles C. Branton will be married July 9 at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in Pineville Park Baptist church. Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming wedding plans were made by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Willis E. Belgard of Pineville, who will host a reception at the church following the ceremony. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Branton, also of Pineville. Miss Brooksie Ann Ashley will be maid of honor and Misses Marilynn Gay Reed, Mary Ann Boyd and Betty Jean Dunn, the latter of Longville, will be bridesmaids. Anita Lea Rigsby of Eunice, will be her cousin's flower girl and her brother, Calvin Rigsby, will carry the rings. William 0. Blackshear will be best man and ushers will be Claiborne, Bobby Glenn and Kenneth Branton, brothers of the prospective bridegroom.

Housewarming, Birthday Fete In Jonesville (Special to Tb Town Talk) JONESVILLE, La. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Worley at Enterprise on the Harrisonburg road was the scene Friday evening for a surprise housewarming. The hostesses, Mrs.

Bonceil Crews, Mrs. D. B. Cruse and Mrs. A.

McGuffee, served refreshments to the honorees and Mesdames Lea McGuffee, Lurline Sheppard, M. Cruse, Jolene McGuffee, Onita McGuffee, I. McGuffee, Era Campbell, N. McGuffee, Dal Price D. McGuffee, R.

Chapman, I. D. McGuffee, B. McGuffee, Floyd McKnight, Olivia Horn, W. L.

Crawford Ilia Hooter and J. C. Chase. Birthday Fttt Paula Sue Tarver celebrated her second birthday Saturday with a party given at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Gambrell of Sicily Island. The fete was held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

on the lawn of the home. The young guests included Susan Baxter, Stacy Jones, Melanie and Carroll Barron, Cathy Sue Dale, Ken Houston and Jan Rod-gers. Adults attending were Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter, Mrs. Lucille Rodgers, Mrs.

Anna Barron, Mrs. Ted Jones, Miss Sue Gambrell, Mrs. C. L. Tarver, and the little honoree's mother, Mrs.

Jerry L. Tarver. Prenuptial Tea Given Aqua and white decorated the reception rooms of the W. T. Pearson home on Military highway Thursday afternoon for a prenuptial tea honoring Mrs.

Herbert Richard Mount, the former Miss Mollie Ann Williams. Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Jack Watson, sister of the honoree, were hostesses. Floral arrangements in the wed ding theme colors were placed at vantage points about the reception rooms where the honored guest received more than 30 guests with her hostesses.

Miss Selma Williams, another sister of the honoree, presided at the tea service and assisting were Misses Ginger Watson, her niece, and Marilyn Susa Pearson. There's no doubt about it, full skirts are cool for summer. But the sheath looks sleek, so include both in your wardrobe. ONE SPECIAL CROUP mm SAUE su (Special to The Town T110 LEESVTLLE, La. The Vernon Garden dub outlined the I960-61 programs at a meeting Wednesday afternoon for which Mrs.

Al Johnston was hostess. All club meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month. This year a field trip and an evening meeting were added to $9.93 NOW 4i98 Re. $8.93 NOW $4.48 Re. $7.93 NOW J3.98 Re.

$6.95 NOW 3.48 Rej. $3.95 NOW s2.98 Outstanding values for now ummtr Whit Dress Shoes Girls' TRIOS In White or beige $4.98 $9.93 NOW the program. Civic Beautification The first meeting of the new year, Sept. 13, will be based on plantings for flowers boxes. The garden club, which adopted the beautification of Leesville as a and Pineville.

mi Pineville Doing I or for school this fall! social sorority and Delta Gamma Delta Inter-sorority. Mr. Levine is a graduate of Bolton High school of Alexandria and is attending Louisiana State University. He is a member of Zeta Beta Tau social fraternity. Brown is a heavy summer favorite to replace black for city wear this summer.

Sometimes it's used in combination with black. And it's usually worn with slick black shoes, gloves and jewelry. In Alexandria Over 95 Years jewelry cowponjf EHDS EACH 5 8. Reduced to 4th 4 TODAY The Alexandria Rotary club will hold its installation banquet in the Venetian Room, Hotel Bentley, 7:30 p.m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority members will meet in the lounge of the YWCA, 7:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY The Officer Wives club of England Air Force Base will entertain at bridge in the Officers club, 9:30 a.m. THURSDAY Alexandria Service League active and sustaining members will hold their annual party at Camp Alpine from 10 to 11 a.m. Reg. Reg. $8.93 NOW junior at Louisiana College, hav ing transferred from Southwestern Louisiana Institute, Lafa yette.

The brideo-be, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James W. Koonce, also Alexandrians, attended Louisiana Polytechnic In stitute, Ruston. Her parents will host a reception at the church immediately following the cere mony.

project, now has about 30 flow er boxes on the sidewalks In the downtown area. They are planted with summer annuals, and planting for year-round flowers or colorful foliage will be discussed, plants suggested and their cultivation explained. October will be a field trip to study native plants; November will be an evening meeting with a program on indoor and outdoor Christmas lighting. The December meeting will deal with holiday table arrangements, place settings, linens and related material. Versatility January's program will be a garden film, preferably the Bell-ingrath Gardens.

February will be devoted to ceramics with a flower hat show to give the mem bers an opportunity to exhibit their ability as milliners. March will be devoted to a workshop with Mrs. M. Schwartz and Mrs. R.

J. Palmer in charge. This is a preliminary to the annual flower show scheduled for April. The final meeting of the year will be a Dutch picnic at Hodges Gardens at which the 1961 officers will be installed. Those attending the planning meeting were Mrs.

C. R. McCam-mon, president, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs.

Arthur Williams, Mrs. C. E. Lawrence and the hostess. If you want your swim suit to last out the summer, give them loving care.

Whether you swim in pool, lake or sea, your swim suits need a thorough sudsing at the end of the day. Roll them in a terry towel and dry them on hangers. Thank-you notts for flowtr and other gift rtcilvtd by hospital patient can be written by any member of the family. Wf MAKE fRIENDS Imported, Handsomely-chased SILVERPLATED TRIVETS For Hot Dishes, Flower Vaset 295 IW. Tu tneiudrt 10 Diameter 1 Rfiftttw Evasive Loot Heavily Plated Beautiful Order by Mail or Phono Store Hours: 9 a.m.

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