Columbian-Progress from Columbia, Mississippi • Page 8

I fWtlnn. -Trn Paee Two TTIH COttttmLAH.PROGRESS, COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI Thtirsdar, Avgurt Birfhs Mr. and Mrs. Burton Pay Broome. Route 2, Rumrall, are announcing the arrival of a six pound, four ounce daughter, Mo-chelle, their second child, on August 9 at Marion County General Hospital.

The mother is the former Judith Goar. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Pace Buntyn-Francis (Continued from Page 1) Congress Street, Jackson where both are employed.

OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Buntyn, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hadaway and Carlene, Mr. and "Mrs. J. T.

Alex Gordon and John Thomas Blackwell of Morton. Miss Chenl Stewart. Miss i Sharon Boegner, Mrs. Dot Roeg 1 of Columbia are the proud parents of their fourth child and second son, Paul i who weighed seven pounds, twelve ounces at his arrival August 13 at Marion County General IIos-' pital. Mrs.

Pace is the former Jo Ann Holloway and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and MrsJ Lavelle Holloway of Prentiss. Paternal grandparents are and Mrs. Pas Pace, also of Pren-I tiss. Joining in welcoming the; little boy are his brother.

Rob- nor and Mrs. Trinity Williams of Picayune. I Mr. and iIrs. Joseph E.

liar- dy of York. Miss Angel! Tourne of Bogalusa; Mr. and! Mrs. George Marler, John and George, and Mr. and JXlaclv Itogors ol Jackson.

REHEARSAL DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Buntyn, grandparents of the bridegroom, were hosts at a dinner at a local restaurant prior to rehearsal Saturday evening. The table held a centerpiece ert James, and sisters, Sally and Rose Ann. of white mums and greenery which formed a base for double silver wedding rings and lovebirds.

Place cards were in the bridal motif. For the dinner the bride-elect wore a becoming trousseau model of pale blue cotton with matching lace trim. The couple chose the occasion to present their gifts to their attendants and to exchange gilts. In addition to the birdal couple and their wedding party those present were Mrs, Carl Hadaway and Carlene, Mrs. J.

K. Foxworth. Mark Alexander and Mrs. M. E.

Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. William Leming, Jr. of Morgantown are announcing the birth of their first child, a five pound, seven ounce daughter, Regina Rose, on August 11 at Marion County General Mrs.

Leming is the former Rosemary Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ray, 917 Askew Street, are announcing the arrival of their first child, a daughter, Margaret Anita, who eighed seven pounds, one ounce at her birth August 12 at Marion County General Hospital.

The mother is the former Margaret Ann Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ellenburg, SOI Humble Avenue, are announcing the birth of a five pound, seven ounce daughter, Beverly Lynn, their first child, on August 13 at Marion County General Hospital. Mrs.

Ellenburg is the lormer Linda Hill. WEI) Mr. and Mrs. Otho McKenzie of Cheraw are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Eve-E. Thomhill of Morgantown.

The vows were said August 3 in the home of the Rev. Hal R. Rushing, of Mt. Sinai Church of God, who officiated in the ceremony. Jaycettes Entertain At Coffee Ole Miss Chapter Gamma Here For Marion County Misses' This Weekend WED IN PARLOR Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Foles are. shown following their exchange of nuptial vows in the parlor of the First Raptist Church Thursday, August 15, at five-thirty in the afternoon. The bride is the former Elaine Kcmerling, daughter of Mr. and i Mrs.

C. A. Kemerling of this city, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Foles of Petal. The couple is at home in Dallas, Texas. The Jaycettes entertained at a coffee Wednesday, August 14, at: three o'clock at a local restau-l cces at the time they won the county competition. Those nrospnt with the hono- -Yager-Tullos (Continued from Paae 1).

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Byrd of Pensacola, Mrs. Jay Cook and Miss Janet Cook of Purvis; Mr. and Mrs.

Toxie Tullos and Miss Josie Tuilos of Philadcl- rant in honor of Miss Marion ancl their mothers were County, Miss Janice Polk, andi0ther guests, Mrs. Larry Brun. Marion County's Miss Hospital-jMrs. Dwiht Wesley Mrs. ity.

Miss Sylvia Fortenberry. Paui Oliver, and Mrs. Wayne The coffee table was laid in Slurdivant of this city and Mrs. TO BE WED Forte Ward, son of Miss Shirley Ann Richard will become the bride of Edward Mr. and Mrs.

Walter L. Sibley of this city, in rites Septem nhia: Mrs. Robert Grubbs of! Parlor Ceremony Unites Miss Kemerling, Mr. Foles pnvaie aming room wnere jMartha Shaw and Mrs. Billie summer cutflowers were used, Fae sloan of Denver, and! The group was seated at small i jayceUes, Mrs.

Gonzalez, Delta Rho Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma social sorority, University of Mississippi, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Barnes and their daughter.

Miss Anna Marie Barnes, member of the chapter, over the weekend at Cooler Camp on Pearl River north of Columbia. air. and Mrs. Dick Rankin, the latter an alumnus of the chapter, will also entertain the group. Also to attend are alumnae of the chapter as well as national board officers.

Planning meetings will be held by the chapter in addition to recreational activities. More than thirty are expected to attend. ber 7 in the First Baptist Church. The br ide-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Ruby Richard cf this city and Arnie Richard of Canton.

taoies wnere tney were served rtniiv Pinr.r Tv-mmv rnm-t. I coffee and dessert. ney, Mrs. Jimmy Shaw, Mrs. Miss Elaine Kemerling andi 'the bride, wno was given Mrs.

Rene r.nivnlp Richard-Ward I roth Presages Dick Welch. Mrs. and Mrs. Terrell Wally Wesley Broom. Dale Foles exchanged marriage by her father, wore a president, welcomed members vows in the parlor of the First becoming sheath of white linen, (and guests and introduced the Baptist Church Thursday, Aug-j street length, with sequins and! two honor puests and their mo- Mendenhall; Mrs.

Harold Whitfield and Tommy of Picayune; Mrs. Himbert Sinopoli, Jeana, Cherise, Paula and Tara of Mississippi City; and Mrs. Olive Melvin and Miss Anna Melvin of Hammond, La. LUNCHEON The mother of the bridegroom was hostess at a luncheon at the Spring Cottage church annex after rehearsal Friday morning. Present were the bridal cou- pie, their wedding party and Miss Jane Tullos, Miss Betty Jo Yager, Miss Becky.

Cook, Miss; Diane Yager, Mrs. Himbert Sin-' opoli and Mrs. Harold SHOWERS Among pre-nuptial courtesies! extended the bride-elect was a 1 eptember Wedding Rit Hub 4-H Sewing Club Has Meet The Hub 4-H Sewin? Club had thers, Mrs. J. V.

Polk and Mrs. John S. Fortenberry. Each of the honor guests told of her participation in the state list Id, at five-thirty in the aft-; embroidery at the neckline. Her ernoon.

shoulder veil was held by a The bride is the daughter ofibandcau of white velvet. She Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Kemerling I carried a bouquet of orchid of Columbia and the bridegroom mums centered with a natural is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. I orchid.

She was second alternate in Mrs. Ruby Richard of announces the approaching the 1962 Forestry Pageant, v. pageants in which state winners fiVp members at its Vmdnation shower held in the East Colum-I marriage of her daughter, Shir-bia Baptist Church recreation lev Ann. to Edward Forte Ward. Miss Marion county for 1SG1 were chosen.

They were sponsor-meeting at the home of Club! ed in the events by the Jaycees deader Mrs. Worth Tullos. and represented Marion County hall. ison of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter. L. Foles of Petal. Officiating at the double-ring Miss Helen Fortenberry was the bride's only attendant. She the Miss Mississippi Pageant Mrs Siblev, also of this city.

Miss that year. She also represented Hostesses were Spell, Mrs. Mack Bass. Mrs. J.

Kicnard is rlso trie et ceremony was the Rev. Marcus wore a pink silk crepe Alexander, pastor of Calvary i with white accessories sheath and a assisted Dy me jaycettes. Mrs. Gonzalez presented each honor guest a charm for the bracelet received from the Jay- Thoe attending were Sarah! and Connie Tullos, Rita Lang-j ston. Lynn Harton and Carolyn Slocum.

Honored Monday Dianne Davis is in Austin Home Arnie Richard, pf Canton. Marion County in the State Oil Festival in Laurel the same year. Baptist Church, in the presence corsage cf white carnations. The bride-elect 'Is a graduate spent part of last summer V. Dawsey, Mrs.

Allen Simmons, Mrs. J. O. McElroy and Mrs. Daisy Cook.

During informal social at- of-the families and a few close friends of the couple. 01 uantorv Hign bqnooi s.liidvinr 'Posh ion snn fhsrm at. Serving the bridegroom as best man was Nelson Shows of Petal. The mother of the bride was The girls modeled the a natural rnets they had made this sum-j jmer in preparation for the 4-HI tended Mississippi vuiic, v.i-u-john RO0ert powers School ar- An improvised altar was sories and she orchid corsage. Immediately ton, for two years.

women employees ana iorma, rur uie uausiun summc-i iui-. 1h IiikIpps cPrvprf INew Yoik. re ranged before the mantel in the'atircd in a sheath of pale blue following Dress Review. Instructions pmn nvefs ol the Kankin were usea in me iiome. There she was an active mem- Mr.

Ward is a graduate of Co- parlor. Potted palms formed a with white a witn white accessories ceremony the couple left for a comnleling 4-H records was SlV- iiioto hnc-tcccnc Mnnd'iir o-i-onirx Tho tnl-il. nvfrlaid with a white ber of Tribal Flavers. Swannanoa freshments and tht bride-elect was presented a lovely variety of gifts. Social Tribe and was oacicground screen and on the i and wore white carnation cor-bnei wedding trip.

jen by Mrs. Nancy Erode, 7 o'clock in the home of Miss: embroidered linen cloth, was mantel were matched contain-; sage. They will make their home in1 ant homo a pent. I Ar(; iv mnun- featured ed hig pJacheor of Arts 0CTne 1 I jjtu fiusun eti wai a ers ot pinic roses and greenery. Mrs.

Foles. mother of the, Dallas. Texas where the bride-1 Mrs. Tullos and spwpH 1. it; mai; m.nkprt hvi or snower me nonoree honoring supner from William Carey Collcre, Hattiesburg, in 19G0.

There he On a side table were pink mums bridegroom, had chosen a pinklgroom is enrolled in the hrl.lnr fine cunon v.im oiue em- Engi-' refreshments at the close of the n.nvis. bride-elect of Cov Lam-! white taners in crystal member of the General was broidery trim. Her corsage and greenery. with the Mississippi College Marching Band as a twirler. Miss Richard will receive her Bachelor of Science degree in speech therapy from the University of Southern Mississippi next June.

cotton sheath with white acces- neering School of Electronics, meeting. 'bert. of of Mrs. II. M.

Stevenson, served was a gift white carnations the hostesses. Council and Mission Chairman icf the Executive Council cf the I Baptist Student Union. He was salads and Miss Christine B'jfkin poured punch with other refreshments served from the table. At Spring Cottage 3 During the evening's informal iJapustiAlpha Eta national honorary bride-elect spGech therapy fraternity. Church annex the social hour the hostesses pre was honoree at a miscellaneous a member of the Theater Guild and served as president his senior year.

He was a member of the Bel-zoni High School faculty for two 1) shower. Hostesses were Mrs. Hansel Ham. Mrs. Bobby Wig-1 gins, Mrs.

Earnest Ford and Mrs. Ed Williamson. The bride-elect opened the years, teacning speecn ana Eng Loca lish. sented the honoree a gift in herj selected china pattern. i For the supper the bride-elect i wore a trousseau model of white cotton with bone patent acces-l sories.

Those present with the hon-i oree, her mother, Mrs. Ezra Da-j vis. and sister. Miss Davis I He is now doing graduate wors Mr. and Mrs.

Vaughn Lutes of at iilfl iTniv-Pvcitv nf Rnnom Tylertown were guests of Mr. Misstesirmi wherp hp will reeeivft many gin packages ana displayed the gifts to the guests. The hostesses served refresh- and Mrs. H. L.

Stumbaugh Tuesday of last week. were Miss Austin, Mrs. Marshall m-nts. his master's degree next June in educational theater. The past year he has been an instructor in public address at the A corsage of white flowers Rogers, Mrs.

Jack Morris, Mrs.) C. R. Hartfield. Mrs. F.

A. For-I was presented the honoree by hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Stumbaugh spent last week in with their son-in-law and A large number of relatives The wedding will take place Mrs. H. M. Stevenson.

Mrs. John a ttended Girman, Miss Christine friends in the both' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

i Moore. September 7 at 7:30 p.m. 'First Baptist Church. v. I 1 1 wWf, Miss fVnthia Fnrtenherrv find, events Miss Lucy Fortenberry.

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