The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 3

10, 1943 The Delta Democrat-Times SOCIAL and PERSONAL LOUISE ESKRIGGE CRUMP--PHONE 133 NellAlford Finlay Weds Ensign W. H. Brown Nell Alford Finlay, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R.

C. Finlay of Glen A a and William H. Brown, Ensign in the United States Nnval Reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Brown, also of Glen Allan, were united in marriage at the Methodist church of that city, on May 1st, at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Van V. Garrclt, rector of St. huries Episcopal church of 7 The church was a i de- oraled for the occasion with urc-enery and white flowers and lighted by ivory tapers i holders.

The bride, who wa given in marriage by her a wore a wedding gown of candle-light satin. Her veil of illusion was held in place by a Juliet cap ot -pearls. She carried iin arm bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies tied with wide satin ribbons. Miss Laura "Constance Fimay, sister of the bride, was maid of Her dress was of white marquisette trimmed with val hire and made along colonial lines. She wore a Juliet cap of starched lace and carried a colonial bouquet of mixed spring The bridesmaids were Miss Charlotte Blackburn McKamy of Chatham, and Miss Hoberta C'imway Alford, cousin of the bride uf Rolling Fork, Miss.

They woro dcntical costumes with that ol the matron of honor, and ned colonial bouquets of the same colors. Little Miss Anne Uzzclle served as flower girl, wearing a dress of marquisette made along Ihe same as those of the maid of honor and bridesmaids. Mr. Brown, father of the groom. served as best man.

The ushers were Earle Triplet! of Erwin, Floyd Alford and Cine Alford of Rolling Fork and James Mann of Glen Allan. before the wedding party entered the church Otis Johnson, jr and Ted Finlay, brother of the bride, lighted the candles. Miss Nell Triplet! played a beau- i melody o' nuptial music on the organ. Miss Agnes Anderson ol Earle. snng, Perfect The Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches were used.

The wedding reception was held a the ceremony at the home of Ihe bride's parents. A green and white color scheme was carried mil in the decorations and house was lighted throughout by i tapers in crystal holders. The receiving line was made the wedding party, Mrs. Finlay, mother of the bride, who 'j wore a formal of moss green crepe, shoulder bouquet of pink carnations, and Mrs. Brown, mother "I the groom, who wore a light blue formal i sequin jacket and a shoulder bouquet of sweetheart roses.

Among the out of town guests who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Middlclon, Mr. and Mrs. Art Brooks, Miss Frances Brooks, Miss Marianne Dyer, Miss Snodic Coast Guard "Land Cruiser" To Arrive Here A Coast Guard "land cruiser" ill arrive in Greenville i the week or May 17-22, and with it will come women officers of the SPARS, medical and nurse corps officials and enlisted personnel of the Navy to hold public meetings with women who are interested in enlistment i the SPARS and WAVE organizations of the Navy.

The SPARS arc women whose job it is to replace Coast Guard men at shore stations. WAVES replace men at shore stations and the two organizations are practically alike in that their duties are similar and they are both component parts of the Navy. They serve within the continental limits of thc United States. Uniforms worn by SPARS and WAVES are identical except foi the lapel insignia. Both organizations train at indoc- trnial schools present enlistees from Mississippi are receiving their Naval "know-how 1 at famous College in Ncu York.

Howard, and all of Greenville. Simmons, Ensign and T.Irs. Brown left after the reception for a honeymoon to be spent in Los: Angeles, Cal. From there they will go to San Di(m where Ensign Brown is stationed For traveling thc bride wore a black -silk suit with white accessories and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias. Mrs.

H-. L. Jackson To Head Girl Scout Leaders Association At meeting held recently I'm- Hotel Greenville Mrs. H. Jai-ksoii was elected heiirl rl Scoots Leader's Associal "I i city.

Thc newly electee ice-president is Miss Teresa Mau- secretary, Mrs. Guy nnrl Irojisurcr Mi Mnt- Sweetheart 1 Of Ordnance Plant Bicycle Built For Paratroopers Competing with a large field or entries from both sides of the Masoll- Dixon line. Miss Beverly Seville (above) of Milwaukee. was the unanimous choice of the judges for "Ordnance Sweetheart" at the Mississippi Ordnance Plant at Flora. She was entered in the contest by Private Thomas Phillip Strom.

Pease-Parish Wedding Solemnized Saturday Leland Garden Club In Annual Flower Show As You Like It lub Entertained By Mrs. J. R. Jones Mrs. J.

R. Jones entertained the As You Like It bridge club at ler home Gn Shelby street, Saturday night. The reception rooms were decorated i arrangements ol crimson roses. Thc prices were won by Mrs. Wallace Arnold and Mrs.

Henry Starling. Following the game a i refreshments were served. Those who attended were Mrs. Wallace Arnold, Mrs. John A.

Metallic, Mrs. Proctor McCotcheon, Mrs. Herbert Eskriggc, Mrs. A. L.

Mc- Kce Mrs. C. Fred Berry, Mrs. E. E.

i a Mrs. L. P. Smith, Mrs. Harry Welherbcc, Mrs.

Tom Hood and Mrs. Henry Starling, Sarah Latham Celebrates Her Birthday Sarah Latham celebrated her birthday on Wednesday last with lovely party liiven at her home in Lamont. Her guests were thc members of her Brownie Scout troop. During the afternoon games ware enjoyed and refreshments were served. Those who attended were Patricia Lovvry, Ann Thompson, Jane Allen Wilson, Edna Earl Manning, Barbara Davis, Nancy Abraham, Patricia Rrannock, Patricia Jackson Carolyn and Nancy Henson, Betty J.

Fitzgerald, Mary K. Gentry a i Kntz. Sarah Latham, i i a I.auchlcy, Elizabeth Goodwin Patricia Huddlcston. Martha Ami Payne, Ann Ward, Barbara Brent, Rae Topol, Marlync McAttee, Mary i i i a Mclnms, Mary i i i a Knotts and the leader, Mrs. Harold Jackson.

Friends i Ircgrcl lo learn a Mrs. R. K. MrCaa is i i a ill at thc King's Daughters hospital. Gorgeous Grable a Srliool P.

T. A. i i i Not Meet Tuesday The Central School Purcnl Tfiit-licrs Association i not meet Tiiesday afternoon as planned. Ti.L meeting has been postponed accounl of May Day. Mrs.

W. T. K. vi'arren had guests i week-end, r-'r. and Mrs.

C. E. Warren of Memphis and i i daughter, Betty Lou, and Mrs. Fannie Swindler Warreka. Okla.

I'nrli. Sam Calls on All to KITH I'i'iillliy. Miiroiintrllr is lire Natural Way In (iiit'A Health. Dr. Dorothy Brant 108 Paramount Theatre Bltlg.

Telephone Mrs. Webb i i and her daughter, Edna Louise, of Lcnoir City i arrive Wednesday to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Armstrong. At 8:30 o'clock on the night of May 8th, i a Farish, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hazelwood Power Farish ol i city, and George Andrews Pease; Cadet in the i Stales Army Navigation Corps, son ot Mrs. Mildred Pease of i and Dr. George Andrews Pease of Boston. were i marriage by Ihe Rev.

Paul Tudor Jones, pastor of tin- Firsl i a in the home Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Percy. The impressive ceremony was performed in the i i room of the home. All improvised altar was arranged before the large fire place al one end of the room This was banked i laurel branches a draped i pet vines.

On either side were placed largo brass containers of a i a blossoms and leaves. Thc scene was lighted by i tapers in a brass holders. The bride, who was given in! a i a by her father, wore a I frock of aqua i while accesso- I ries and a small i hat caught with an aqua veil. She carried French bouquet of gardenias and valley lilies, and lied i i satin ribbons. Her only a mcnt was a siring of peai Is.

Mrs. LeRoy Percy served as her sister's matron of honor. She wore il dress of the same shade as thc bride, wilh i hat and accessories and carried a bouquet of pastel shaded swett pi is i del a Phelen of Monroe, i served as best man. Small i iam A. Percy was Ihe i hearer.

He wore a while suit ami carried Ihe ring on a i i i An informal reception was held after Ihe ceremony, md i-. it- tended by members of the a i Mrs. Farish, mother of i wore a dress of shell i i i shoulder bouquet of HITS in i deeper shade, and Mrs. i Pease mother of groom, wore costume ol cloud blue i i shoulder bouquet of lavender sweet peas. A Ihe mil of guests who attended were i e.

of i Mi Ros ihe Farish, Mrs. Robert i Charles a a Mrs Stewart of Houston i Mrs. i i a i of i burg. i Cadet and Mrs. Pew led mom i a a I I i i Monroe.

where lie is a i i a a a i a i or! where I i make 11 and Mrs. is the guest of Mr. i a i home near Mclcalfe. Mrs. Leon a and her Iwo daughters.

Hetty and Virg i i a of Clarksdale, are the guests of Mrs. J. R. Jones. This attractive contraption Is known as Ihe para-bike, or blcyclc- jccp, a 30-pound vehicle a folds up i an a nnd can bo handily carried by a paratrooper.

It bars and rear lor i machine guns and attains greater speed i less pcdahnR effort than ordinary bikes. Its inventor came Irom Brooklyn, which explains things. Dr. Rabinowifz Is Speaker At Nurses' Graduation Sunday "Work nol nivrely tor material or recognition for doing as if in cooperation i The Great a llr. H.

A. a i i i i i fold Ihe i i a i 1 versarv class of the Kim's a i a of Nllr.sing at impressive exercises held a a on thc I a of Ihe BOSMO J. Taylor Memorial Nurses Home. The scholarship for Ihe highest year average by a member of tile class of graduates, was awarded lo Miss a i a i a of Clarksdale. The achievement and a medal for thc a a record was presented to Miss A i i A a a i was made hy Til 1 i Diplomas were a a i hy I G.

A to a a Miss Becinan. i i Miss a a i i i I a Miss i class. "The i i profession stand-- i i in nnpoi said, "for il gives an oppoi i i i lor i i he added. 'lias i lo do i eh: I I In heart lend He urged the a a to laic of i ion. i Ihey i a i i profession nol only lor returns or recognition, but lo serve He bbmietl the present war On Wednesday al 1:15 the Leland a eluh held i spring luncheon at the Montgomery Coffee Shop.

i five guests and members were presenl to welcome the state president of Garden clubs. a i Barl.s- elalc. and to hear her address on "Hoses." The spacious room where the i ik-lirious luncheon wa.s served was decuraled i spring flowers. Seated lit the speaker's table were the president. Mrs.

C. O. Dean, slate director. Mrs. D.

H. llalit-r. Lelimd: J. K. Jones, i Mrs.

Esther Keeling, i Mrs. Tom Fields, Ang i i Mrs. K. C. i Mrs.

Fnink Coekerhan, Mrs. C. V. i i Miss Polly Matins, I.elaoct a the slale president. Mrs Barksdalc.

Mildred Spivey, Greenville and Mrs. Odean i i Greenwood, were cniong otiier prominenl guests attending. Hostesses for the monthly met't- ing were Mrs. Slovall Milam, Mrs. Frank Aldridge.

Mrs. Itoy Kuyk a and Mrs. l.eroy Allen. A the luncheon. Ihe spring flower show was held at the Garden Club house and Mrs.

Spivey and Mrs. i i gave an interesting dcmonstrulion on dehydration of foods. The Leland High school band entertained Uie guests during thc afternoon. Winners in the flower show were announced as follows: Itnw-s Specimen: Heel rose Blue ribbon, Mrs. K.

L. Wllle; red ribbon. Mrs. D. H.

Baker. Pink rose Blue, Mrs, Don Baker; Hed. Mrs. Don Baker. Yellow rose blue Mrs.

John Baker; red. Mrs. J. H. Arnold.

Rose arrangement Blue. Mrs. C. O. Dean; red.

Mrs. .1. B. Gibbs. Shrub roses Blue, Mrs.

C. Dean. Moss rose Blue, Mrs. C. O.

Dean. Specimen uf 3 roses--Blue, Mrs. C. SUmdofcr; rod. Mrs.

C. O. Dean. J'olyanlhii rose Blue, MrK. W.

J. Condon; red, Mrs. C. O. Dean.

Iris Specimen Blue. M-s. John Baker; red, Mrs. D. H.

Bnkc-r. Iris arrangement Blue, Mrs. ,1. T. a i red, Mrs.

F. C. Wagner, i Pccmlrs Hed peonies Blue, Mrs. John Baker; red, Mrs. J.

B. While peonies Blue, Mrs. K. Wltte; red, Mrs. John Bilker.

Pink peonies Blue, Mrs. Joe Alriridge; red, Mrs. Don Baker Mixed arrangement peonies Blue. Mrs. Gibson Tucker; red, Mrs.

J. T. Mathis. i i a arilmgcnienls--Blue, Mrs. John Baker; rod, Mrs.

Ncl- men and a i more a a a a arc i i to i a en- a lor a place ill Ihe I referred to seltislmess caused by i i a i walls. He voiced IT grel a i men i i cineruency of Hie a i i i would nol underlain' a because I i i wasn't I i i i (hem man Hayes. Columbine Blue, Mrs. E. A.

Bales; red, Mrs. I''. C. Wagner. i i hi II i Louise i i Holse a i i i Cooper, Shaw Corine I'oss.

Wei Hobble A Miss i a a i i i'-. Eden: and MISS A (joode, I.iila- Provide-no Pins we're awarded atK, by i a Lei Miss Robbie Lc, Miss I I 10 I I i Mi il i Ml i I Miss i i i i i i Kclgai Crosb I. i The I ilion and i i is nol going lo be i i Dr. nel me! unless 1 is a i i in UK a i Ihe. i go." The speake'r saiel he 1 was not i a i i i I must "There must be ire- a material re- lo serve the need loi peace- he i i i i tur TM, I hi I I I Mi I I I I I I I I pi 01 ssion il ol ohn a i S11IU! 1 I bl rill I i i i i i i idu i to I i i In i I Named President Of Honor Council Betty Grable's swim suit proves Ihe current clolhcs ron- I'lilox Blue-, Mrs.

George liny a red. Mrs. John Ualcer. Tansies Blue. Mrs.

Clyde McOce. rinks Blue Mrs. D. H. Baker Mixed of All Ftawt-rs Mrs.

J. H. Glbbs; red, Mrs, J. T. Mathis.

Lilies Specimen Blue, Mrs. F. C' I I I I I Arrangement Blue, i a Ceickerban. Wild Flowers Blue. Mrs.

E. J. Hosklns; red Mrs. Frank CocKerhnn. Winners In Junior Garden Hull Show i i a Blue, Boots Stella Fnitcsi Hose's- Blue-.

a Bert C'hes- Floweis -Dorothy Hrowi i'ionoiahle i Peemle-s i a i I Sara Cheshire. Three Hospital Notes 1.. R. Fatherly, Metallic. Mrs.

D. I 1 Lott, Schlatcr Miss Mary Asliley, Mrs. K. M. Baglcy.

Hollandale. Mrs. T. E. Canada.

Richey. Mrs. J. R. Uyi-d, Lake Village, Ark.

Mrs. Donald Grebe, City. Mrs Chin-lion Jones. Belzoni. Baby Natalie King, City.

Mrs! L. P. Robinson, Blnine. Miss Vera i Belzoni. Mrs.

.1 T. Hearil, New Orleans, La. Mrs. ,1. C.

Minis, Drew. i K. I). Hebbe, City. Mrs, Mary i City.

Miss A i Uarblorl, Clarksdale. Mrs. Leo i i City. 1 .1. 11.

GaiTarri. Isola. Miss Lorv-ne a a villc. Mrs. J.

C. C'ty. Mrs. O. 11.

Greshain, Pace. Mrs. H. N. llnk'hinson, Doddsville.

Mrs. Joseph Sparacino, Luinont. 11. Lang, i a Yuma. Roy Murrow.

City. P. S. Uurlte. City.

Mrs. It. L. Chapman, Cityr Miss June Mngrudcr, Indlanola. Mrs.

Ellis llalk and baby, City. Mrs. Ansim Sheldon and baby, ames. Mrs -S. Ford.

Memphis. Mrs. S. B. Smith, City.

Mrs. S. Jones and baby. City. Mrs.

R. E. Genola and baby, 'ity. Mrs. 11.

K. Chnppcll and bnby, Village. Ark. Mrs. Richard Buyer nnrt baby, Sunflower.

Mrs. Karl Solomon and baby, City. Mrs. M. R.

Baker and baby, City. Mrs. n. E. Jaycox and baby, City Mrs.

A. B. Atkins and baby, Leland. Master Sidney Cole Berry, Rule- lie. Mrs.

W. J. M. HodKers, I-uka Village, Ark. Mrs.

M. Wallace, City. Mrs. Loo Unrein. City.

Mrs. W. J. Lester, City. Mrs.

T. C. Harper. Boyle. Mrs.

H. H. Henderson, Loota. Mm. T.

J. FlnK, City. J. T. Ely, City.

K. D. Bedon, City. Mrs. J.

D. Qrltlmnn, Drew. Phillip MorUho, Lfland. John Aldrldgc, Loland. H.

C. Lciiure, Bculah, Mrs'. Carrie Branlon, Lelond. Mrs. W.

A. Lunsford, City. Leslie Fletcher, Indlanola. Mrs. F.

L. Ratlirr, Shaw. C. D. Terrell, Bcnolt.

Chester Johnston, Glen Allan, r. 15. Burehflcld, City. C. C.

Murphy, Shaw. T. 11. McKown, Lclimd. Fred Ware, City.

Palmer, Rulcvllle. T. T. Bailey, Rolling 1 Fork. W.

C. Klscr, City. Mrs. Roy A. Wesson, Lolotid.

E. A. Davle, City. T. W.

Parks. Loland. Masscy, Trallake. Mrs, T. G.

Hovas, Cleveland. W. P. Cameron, City. il n.

Williams, City. Mrs. Paul T. Jones, City. Mrs.

Anna Gibson, City. Mrs W. SlrlnKlown. Mrs. A.

G. Rutlcdnc, Inverness. Mrs. T. A.

Noel, City. Hugh B. Cooper, City. W. Q.

Anderson, City. D. Box. Sunflower. Mrs M.

A. Twccdle, Roscdalc. Paul Tedder, Cleveland. Mrs. Arthur Mmmean, City.

Mrs. Wm'. Vundcrborry, City. HiitrtKpj USE CONSERVATIVE MEASUREMENTS Watch your moasuromonW carefully. Don't take any more shortening them thft recipe calls (or.

You'll be surprised at (ho shortening you save. HORKII AND LOnr.lXO LOS ANGELES. A i Lamot opened his cafe at 3 inside. found a man Ihougill he had caughl a a Then he recognized Ihe a -a regular patron. -You locked me in last i a I crawled under a bench and riozed the patron explained.

LINENS MUST BZ CONSERVED YOUHS THE 1 I it, lfn, lo clraa i i ln-ii, halli. At vtiwrproccr t. 2. safely ill- li TM 1 Ihe mils' lilra.hma.lc by Inlra- leu i last fill! lifrtimr. I I I I I A i A i i i a i a in Ol has I Heeled ,1 Women's Honor i a Stale Teach- a l.owi.y, iioyk-.

i i i i and I i i i i i bv i i i tion trend is not wilhout livered France's Hold Hoard i i of I i Bank "I I 1 1 1 prior in tin 1 war. had so much gol in tin-in a there wan no rooi visitors. Doors lo Ule under ground cliiimber. bcnciilh a sunk en WI-M: Hosed to all but plnyos. Two From State Get Rosenwald Mrs.

Percy i i wh i some i a i i a of i I. P. Smit a i Mrs Move To Memphi Mr and Mrs. i of i city, a i a i i a i home in i i connected in business of thc i mes. A i i i i To Mc-'l With CadH i a i i i i ce c.rccnvill.' i A HH'et i member comimllcc of at 4:3" Tuesday Members of liolll lo a TCTTCD (externally I I tit caused) Mrs.

LcRoy Perry and 1 son. Billy, for a i today tn who is stationed there..