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The Society Editor's Notebook from Page 16) Martone is newly elected (Continued state president, and Mrs. Full- Barnes, Marcy Plauche, Ethel Bavoy, Joyce Ruel, Jean Morrow and 1 Pat Painter. Joyce was wearing gray silk with rink sailor bat and Ethel wore a pearl raw silk suit. Virginia and Macy were wearing navy and white, perfect spring combination, While we're on the subject of clothes we'd like to remark that the white lace dress Edith Plauche wore to the Pioneer cluh style show (better than a week ago but we went on vacation immediately afterwards) was quite something and most becoming. A sheath, the dress was strapless of heavy Irish lace In.

a daisy pattern, and with st. was a white chiffon stole edged with cutouts of the lace. More spring clothes will be on display at the style show April 6 at the luncheon meeting of the Country Club auxiliary. The show and luncheon will begin at 12:30 p.m. promptly.

Mrs. Horace Wilkerson will play the plano accompaniment. Hostesses are to be Mrs. Preston Savoy and Mra. J.

E. Pace. Muller's will furnish the clothes, Models are to be Mesdames A. Morrow, Cecil Colon, Hunter Huddle, D. Myrick, Truett Wyman, Lock Paret, Terrell Woosley, Hugh Price, Melvin Gold, Robert Price, Gordon Holcombe, Charles McElroy, Clayton Kunze, J.

E. Spurgin, Lisle Peters, Pexie Dupuy, J. P. Hesterly and A. J.

Aberle. Teen-agers, juniors and the very young who will also be models include Katherine Windham and Jan Allen; Nancy Hoskins, Mercedes Plauche, and Caroline Abadie; and Julie Heard, Helane Kleinman, Irving Kushner, Frank Marek, Harold Abelman, Dickie Boling, Edward CarMouche, Pat Farley, Coco Marek and Evie Campbell. Jackie Moeller, who's to marry Gene LaFitte in April, was guest of honor at a luncheon at the Pioneer club Thursday. Hostesses were Mrs. Bill Meyers and Mrs, Robert Flowers followed the bridal white theme, in both Jackle's corsage invited and the table centerpiece.

Guests included Mrs. Austin Lewis, Mrs. A. J. Shepard, Mrs.

Richard Gerard, Mrs. Will Hall, Mrs. Cullen Liskow, Mrs. Charles Gremillion, Mrs. E.

H. Moeller (Jackie's mother), Mrs. Kenneth Sweeney, Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mrs. Sidney Taylor, Mrs, James Mayo, Mary Claire Thibodeaux, Mrs.

Paul Palmer, Mrs. Wharton Johnson, Mrs. Aubrey Parker and Mrs. James Gayle. Mrs.

Adam E. Ledoux, the former Edith Miller, a very recent bride, was honored at a tea shower yesterday at the Legion home. Hostesses were Mesdames Bobby Mills, Gerald Foret, Richard. Tharp, Fredy Jessup, and J. H.

Primrose, Mary Helen Henderson and Emma Ruth Bmith. Pink azaleas and bridal wreath were party flowers. Ruth Miller, Edith's sister, and Mrs. Custis McInnis were in the house party. About 60 guests were invited.

Mrs. Theodore Pritikin of Miami Beach, Is spendIng the weekend here with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards. She has been attending the convention of the National Council of Jewish Women In New Orleans.

Here from LSU visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman last week end were their son, Johnny, and Jean Elder, Jean, an I.SU ADPI, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Elder of. Macon, Ga. Departing Friday to the South: Atlantic regional: meeting of Federated Garden clubs in Louisville, were Mrs. N.

P. Martone, Mrs, Roy Guthridge, Mrs. Jack Hodges and Mrs. L. J.

Fullager. They are attending as official delegates of the Louisiana state federation. Mrs. Minnie Nay Hayes the "ALL GIRL" LIGHTHEARTED PRICES At Minnie May Hayes OTHER Duce a JUNIORS Sizes 7 to 15 Exclusive in This Area at Minnie Nay Hayes Elect Slate For LaGrange PTA Unit Officers the LaGrange senior high school Parent Teacher association were elected at the recent meeting at the school. The new officers installed by Mrs.

Ceorge Walther, retiring seventh district director, were Charles Hightower, president; Mra. A. B. Novils, vice president; Miss Ramona Wigley, secretary; and Mrs. J.

M. Hanchey, treasurer. Walter Phillip spoke on the area council, the stute PTA bulletin and the pending legislature of the PTA. Mrs. Pauline Wicks, membership chairman, gave a report and announced that it was still not to late to become a charter member.

The deadline is March 31. Mrs. Earl Hart and Mrs. W. 0.

Womack served refreshments. Central PTA Has Officer Election SULPHUR, La. (Spl.) Mrs. Leon Currie was elected presi. dent of the Central elementary Parent- Teacher association at their meeting is the school auditorius.

Others elected to serve with her are: birs. D. E. Rogers, Miss Rita Whitfield and Mrs. Bill Lawton, vice presidents; Mrs, P.

H. Arceneaux. secretary: Mrs. Joe Mount, treasurer: Mrs. J.

historian. Mrs. P. H. Arceneaux, Jr.

presided over the business sesston. Mrs. J. Brougsard gave report on the spring meeting of the seventh aistrict PTA held recently in Elton. It was announced that den mothers and pack leaders are needed for the Cub Scout group which issponsored by the traf unit.

Two delegates will be sent to the state convention scheduled for April 21-23 in Shreveport. The A-0-Wa-Ki-Ya Camp Fire ager is state corresponding secretary. Mrs. Paul Ayres has returned from Columbus, Ohio, after a month's vialt with her son and daughterMajor and Mrs. Frank L.

Ayres. Mrs. Ayres spent considerable time getting acquainted with her new grandson, John Michael, born to Major and Mrs. Ayres March 1 in Columbus. Gruduate parties will begin in earnest after Easter, but small, informal parties have already begun.

Michael Harrington, LCHS spring graduate was recently honored at a candlelight buffet supper by Mrs. T. A. Dees at her home on Ford street. About 24 guests attended.

Shockley-Trahan Marriage Solemnized in Quiet Rites The marriage of Mrs. Shirley Doan Trahan to Dormap Shockley WAS solemnized in a quiet ceremony held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the home of the bride's parents' Mr. and Mrs. P.

Houston Doan, 1630 Bellview, Officiating minister for the ceremony was the Rev. Carl Lueg, pastor of the First Methodist church. Mr. Shockley is geologist with Western Geophysical company in Lake Charles, where they will make their home. STARTS TOM TOMORROW AT 9 A.M.

AT girls presented a skit entitled, "Let Freedom under the direction of their leader, Mrs. Geurge Isaac. Taking part in the skit were: Ansolene Covington, mother; Mary Louise Pack, Sarah; Gail Palombo, Betty: Jeanette Drop. ette, Molly; Roberta Relastein, Tom Black; Rita Sue Pulver, Abigail; Meredith Hebert and Katherine Golden. Carolyn Loup wes the carrator.

Room count was won by Miss Juue Boudreaux' second grade roum. NEW CREAM SAUCE Want an extra-special cream sauce for cooked vegetables? Make a white sauce using ball vegetable lIquid and half cream for the milk called for in the standard recipe. This works such vegetables as cauliflower, snap beans, peas and carrols. Top the vegetables with the sauce, sprinkle with grated Parmesan cheese and brown under the broiler. WROUGHT IRON CHROME AND MILFORD FURNITURE INC.

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Choice of Yellow Red Green. HURRY! This Time Offer Only Is for Limited SALE ONLY 577 March 17, 1945 Pace Repairing Cushions To Be Discussed At Leesville Meet LEESVILLE, (Spl.) Jessle Mae HUI, bouse ings specialist, Agriculture Es tension service, will conduct workshop on rebuliding innerspring cushions in the courthouse in Leesville, Thursday, March 31 at 8:30 a.m. Only org member from each of the Home Demonstration clubs la Vernon Parish may attend the demonstraton and will be expected to give the demonstration st her club at the April meeting. Miss Wilma Jordan, Vernon Parish home demonstralion agent, has asked each club representative who altends the course to bring one cushion which needs re-working. yards of muslin or feed.

sacks, scissors, yardstick, peedles, pins and thread. 412 IRIS.