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Miss Sherra L. Smith weds Paul M. Hillman Miss Sherra L. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Luther L. Smith, Rt 1, Richton, became the bride of Paul M. Hillman, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Hillman, Rt 1, Leakesville, a at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, at Sand Hill Baptist Church. Officiating at the double ring ceremony was Rev.

J. D. Dickerson, pastor of the church and a friend of the bride and bridegroom. Tall baskets of white gladioli, palms and candelabra with burning tapers formed the background for the bridal party. Nuptial music Nuptial music was furnished by Miss Mary Mack, pianist, and and Woodrow Nail Jr, students at William Carey College.

Mr. Nail sang The Wedding Prayer (Fern Glasgow Dunlap) and 0 Perfect Love (Oscar J. Fox). The traditional wedding marches, The Bridal Chorus from Wagner's Lohengrin and The Wedding March (Mendelssohn) were played by Miss Mack, The benediction, The Lord's Prayer, (Albert Malotte) was sung by Mr. Nail.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white satin, styled with a fitted bodice which featured a portrait neckline of Chantilly lace appliqued with seed pearls. Her extremely full skirt was designed with a double back panel which was topped by a large white satin bow, over which was Chantilly lace, embroidered in seed pearls, The skirt ended in a chapel train. Her diadem, finished with seed pearls, held her elbow-length tulle veil. A single strand of pearls was worn with the model. Bride's flowers The bride carried a bouquet of two white ve -throated orchids, surrounded 1 by white pompons and showered with white ribbon streamers.

Mrs. Ronnie Mitchell, sister of the bride, was her matron of hon- or. Bridesmaids were Misses Sandra Gale Roberts and Nelda Freeman of Avera. Their gowns, identical in color and style, were of emerald green, patterned on princess lines with fitted bodices and flared skirts. Their veils were of the same shade of green tulle.

Green peau de soi slippers and large white chrysanthemum bouquest completed their ensembles. Van Alton Ramsey of Pascagoula was best man. Groomsmen were Guy Hillman of Leakesville, a cousin of the bridegroom, and Ronnie Mitchell of Picayune, brother-in-law of the bride. The bridegroom and his attendants wore black suits with white carnation boutonnieres, Mothers' models Mrs. Smith, the bride's mother, wore shades of blue jersey with a satin-trimmed blue felt hat, blue gloves and her shoes and bag were of black suede.

Mrs. Hillman, mother of the bridegroom, chose a black two piece dress with floral bodice. Her accessories included a white feather hat and white gloves. White carnation corsages were worn by both mothers, The reception followed at the church. The bride's table, spread with an off-white cloth, held a flower arrangement of white gladioli and yellow pompons, intermingled with wedding bells, and the threetiered cake.

Topping the cake was a tiny bridal couple under an arch of pink flowers. Mrs. Louis Kitrell served the cake; Mrs. Grady Wally poured punch and Mrs. Carl Harris presided at the register.

Out-of-town guests Out-of-town relatives attending the wedding and reception included Mrs. S. A. Attaya of Picayune, grandmother of the bride; Julius Hillman of Hattiesburg, great uncle of the bridegroom; Mrs. Auglust J.

Rapp of New Orleans; Mrs. Photo by Gaston's Hyland Studio) MR. AND MRS. PAUL M. HILLMAN Homemaking classes give style show at Ellisville High ELLISVILLE The second and third year homemaking students of Mrs.

J. M. Cravey, Ellisville High School, were presented in a style show at chapel Monday morning. About 75 girls took, part, modeling clothes they had selected and made, The program opened with prayer by the principal, Tom Coward. He introduced Mrs.

Cravey, who in turn presented Kaye Freeman, narrator. The girls were presented in groups: school clothes; casual and partially lined garments; and dress up clothes, fully lined, with harmonizing accessories. The narrator described each costume, pointing out outstanding features. In addition to the student audience, a large number of mothers and college home economics teachers witnessed the style show. A BIG ERROR ST.

LOUIS(AP) St. Louis Cardinal shortstop Dal Maxvill drove home after a night game and remembered he left something at the ball park his wife. "When I walked to the door st home," he admitted, "the phone rang and I knew who it was." He drove back to the park to get her. Mrs. Maxvill said the new Cardinal player was more embarrassed than she was, We invite you to do all your Christmas Shopping at Tine Mation HATTIESBURG'S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE CHOOSE FROM SOUTH MISSISSIPPI'S LARGEST SELECTION OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.

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Please open a charge 30-DAY 6-MONTH account for' me: CHARGE BUDGET NAME. ADDRESS OCCUPATION CREDIT REFERENCES 0 Mrs. Tresser to be DAR guest of honor John Rolfe Chapter, DAR, will have Mrs. Robert Tresser as guest of honor at their December meeting at 12:30 p.m. Friday at the Holiday Inn, She is the wife of the director of theater at the University of Southern Mississippi.

Mrs. Tresser received her degree at the University of Oklahoma and has done graduate work at Yale, professional work and is a member of the Actor's Equity Assn. She will give a series of Christmas stories emphasizing the holiday spirit. Mrs. Frank Tatum, approved schools chairman, reminds members to take donations of money or clean used clothing which will go the Tamassee School this year.

Mrs. Hobart Smith, treasurer, will have a table to receive dues, reminding all that this meeting is the deadline for honor-roll credit. The 1 nominating committee, Mrs. John A. Mozingo, chairman, will present a slate of officers for chapter approval.

Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1962 HATTIESBURG AMERICAN Page 5-A Engagements and weddings MALLET-EVANS WIGGINS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Mallet are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Louise Lovene, to Kenneth E.

Evans, son of Mr. a and Mrs. Nolan A. Evans of Perkinston. The bride-elect is a graduate of Stone High School and is employed with Patterson-Welch Drugs in Jackson.

Mr. Evans is a graduate of Perkinston High School and Mississippi State University. He is presently employed with the Jackson Public Schools. The wedding will be solemnized Dec. 26 at Vardaman Street Bap tist Church.

DAVIS-BRELAND DAVIS-BRELAND PERKINSTON Mr. and Mrs. Oyt Davis of Perkinston are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Brenda Mae Davis, to Jesse Willis Breland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ermon C.

Breland of Wiggins, Miss Davis is a 1961 graduate of Perkinston High School and is employed at the Bank of Wiggins. Mr. Breland, a graduate of Wiggins High School, is a senior at Mississippi State in Starkville. BIG SMOKE FOR KENTUCKY LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -Bur- ley tobacco sales in Kentucky last season totaled nearly double that of the combined total of the seven other burley sales states, Kentucky markets sold 386,652,346 pounds while all other states sold 194.011,848 pounds.

Crews, chief PBX instructor for Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co in Hattiesburg, will discuss Telephone Usage and Manners at the First, Gulf Coast Secretarial Institute to be held Dec. 8 at Edgewater Gulf Hotel in 1 Gulfport. The institute is sponsored by the University of Mississippi and the Gulf Coast Chapter of the National Secretaries Association. PROGRAM-Mrs. Mildred Volton Williams, Mrs.

Parry Williams and Miss Doris Williams of Petal; and Mrs. O. R. Saucier of Hattiesburg. Mr.

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