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THE JACKSON SUN, JACKSON, SUNDAY MARCH 101957 WANT ADS 7-3333' PAGE" SIX Adamsville People Visit In Jackson Beta Sigma Phi Elects Officers Plans Banquet The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Mrs. Joy Stanland, 163 Dupree Rutherford Beta, Canasta Clubs Report Meetings By MRS. LOUIS HAGUEWOOD 1 Sun Correspondent RUTHERFORD, Tenn. The Rutherford High School Beta Club were elected to serve for the corn ng year: President, Barle Ander son; vice president, Olene Sylvis; secretary, Lala Pollard; treasurer, Marty Wilkinson; pledge Ethylee Hammonds; Extension officer, Joy Stanland. A most Interesting cultural program was presented i by Mrs.

Hammonds on the Artist's Landscape, i Refreshments were served to the, following mem bers: Mesdames Ethylee Hammonds, Marty Wilkinson, Olene Sylvis, Delores Cooke, Nancy Cummings, Earle Anderson, Mary D. Barnett. Green lima beans" (fresh or frozen) are good source of vitamin (ascorbic acid). Thursday night March '8. Before the business meeting the girls welcomed as their guests, Mr.

Buddy Patey and Mr. Tom Vogeli who asked for assistance on a local drive for charity to be coming up soon. The business meeting was called to order by the persident, Mrs. Ethylee Hammonds with eight members answering roll call. The vice president reported that the other two chapters of Beta Sigma Phi in Jackson had agreed that it would be nice to have the Founder's Day Banquet together and plans were discussed along that line.

The nominating committee reported and the following officers ADAMSVTXXJ2, Mrs. J. E. Malone was In Jackson with relatives. held their March meeting at the Trenton Motel.

Mrs. E. C. Vinson and Charlie A three course dinner was serv ed to the following members, sponsor and guest: children were with Mr. and Mrs.

James Witherington. Mrs. Ralph Lasater is visiting the family of her son, SSgt. James F. Lasater, in Biloxi, Miss.

Mrs. Eric CampbeH spent Tuesday in Memphis. Bud Taylor the weekend with his family here. Sandra Hams, Mary Anne masses of bright yellow buttercups. The arriving guests were served a dessert course of pineapple party cake with coffee, and later, salted nuts and cold drinks.

The winning players were Mrs. Lynn Boyette for women and Henry Hester for men. Enjoying the evening were the Henry Hesters, Lynn Boyettes, Mack Tates, T. C. Karneses, Fred Baiers, Robt.

G. Johnstones, Hudson Grays, Mrs. Bud Taylor and the host and hostess, the James Raineys- Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Davidson of Newman, 111., visited Mrs.

Wade Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Summar. Mr. Davidson visited his niece, Mrs.

Edward Workman. Mrs. Harold White and mother, Mrs. Hessie Wiley, visited Mrs. White's great-grandmother, Mrs.

Sallie Ward, in Union City. Mrs. Ward, 97, is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lewis of Apopka, have recently moved to Memphis where Mr. Lewis is in training to become a supervisor for the Southern Bell Telephone Co. Mrs. Lewis will be remembered as Julia Beaumont, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Beaumont of this city. Mr. and Mrs. David Fairless and Haguewood, Broecksie King, Charlotte Baird, Ray King, John Brooks, Jerry Rochelle, Jimmy Haguewood, Jo Siler, Doris Cun ningham, Rosalie Karnes, Tresia Kerr, Melba Jean Sims, Shirley open til 5:30 Mon. Fri for your shopping convenience Flowers, Jean Stockton, Marilyn Lewter of Nashville spent the weekend with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hewitt and daughters of Memphis visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam H. Hair announce the arrival of a daughter March 2 in Madison County Hospital in Jackson. She has been Janet Louise. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Shelton and daughters, Donna and Kathy, visited relatives in Memphis. N. B. Capetton is ill in Madison County Hospital in Jackson. Mrs.

Leland Majors, Mrs. R. M. Gean. Mrs.

Billy Seaton. and Mrs. Raford Nichols were in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.

H. P. Phillips of Memphis spent the weekend at home. Boyette, Mrs. Howard Baker, spon sor, and Mrs.

Lynn Boyette, guest. Mrs. F. E. Vaughn of Memphis, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Tilghman and children of Cape Girardeau, were guests of their sisters, Mrs. Claris Akin and Miss Kate Edmundson. Mr.

and Mrs. James Rainey Mrs. Harvey Kolboch and daugh were -hosts to the Rutherford Ca nasta Club of 18 members. The setting was intensified by it'saS 'v- spring Social Calendar TODAY 2:00 P. M.

Delta Beta Sigma sorority will meet with Ange-Iine Frazier, 543 Westmoreland. 2:00 P. M. Kappa Chi sorority meeting with Elizabeth Edenton, Northwood. 3:00 to 5:30 P.

M. Mrs. Ray McClanahan entertains with crystal tea at her home, 1408 Highland, as a compliment to Miss Elizabeth Roberts, bride-elect of Lowell King. 6:00 P. M.

Sunday night buffet supper, Jackson Golf and. Country Club. MONDAY 2:00 P. M. Mutual Improvement Club meets at Library.

Leader; Mrs. Hayley Christman. Subject: Behind the Face of Asia. 7:30 P. M.

Mrs. Everett Petty, Mrs. E. B. Horton and Mrs.

Ray Holley will honor the bride-elect, Miss Elizabeth Roberts with kitchen shower at the Petty 976 W. Forest. 7:30 P. M. Duplicate Bridge Club meets at City' Hall.

All bridge enthusiasts cordially Invited. TUESDAY 2:30 P. M. Rose Hill P-TA regular meeting at the school. NeeUe Club will meet with Mrs.

J. W. Roberts, 487 N. Royal. TT 3:30 P.

M. Bemis Book Club meets in YMCA party rooms. Hostess, Mrs. H. D.

Hammond, Mrs. George McKelvy, program chairman. 7:30 P. M. Mrs.

Tharon Newbill will be hostess to Chi Omega Alumnae at her home, 242 Campbell. Co-hostess, Mrs. Ed Yarbro. WEDNESDAY 10:30 A. M.

to 2:30 P. M. League of Women Voters of Jackson and Madison County wiU be -held in offices of Southeastern Syrup Company on Rose-Club12130 M'Regular die's' Day, Jackson Golf and Country Jobe wiU entertain Jackson Garden Club at Jackson Golf and Country Club Ub spons'or Benefit Bridge at THURSDAY 10:00 A. M. Annual all-day Institute for Linda Wilson W.C.T.U.

will be held in the home of Mrs. Adolphus Gilliam, 618 Highland. Dept. of Publications and Publicity, Mrs. Ralph E.

Johnson, Director, in charge of meeting. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. 1 2:00 M. Poplar Corner Community Club will meet with Mrs. E.

L. Farmer, 85 Russell Rd. 6:30 P. M. Family night, Jackson Golf and Country Club.

Buffet supper served. 6:30 P. M. Hall-Parham wedding rehearsal at First Methodist Church. M.

DeMolay Mothers Club will meet. Hostesses, Mrs. G. L. Jonas, Mrs.

A. B. Coleman, Mrs. W. L.

Sublette, Mrs. T. B. Murchison, Mrs. W.

H. Bledsoe and Mrs. Gaston Collins. P- M- air' and Mrs. William Anderson Hall entertain with rehearsal dinner at New Southern Hotel to tonor their son William James Hall, his fiancee Miss Nancy Jane Parham and members of their wedding party.

FRIDAY 11:30 A. M. Miss Barbara Baird, Miss Suzanne Meriwether and Miss Mary Danner will entertain with bridesmaid's luncheon at the Baird home, Country Club Lane, as a compliment to Miss Nancy Jane Parham, bride-elect of William James Hall. 4:00 P. M.

Miss Nancy Jane Parham and William James Hall will repeat their marriage vows in Sanctuary of First Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Parham will hold a reception immediately following the ceremony at New Southern Hotel. 7:00 P.

M. Lion's Club will have St. Patrick's dinner-dance at New Southern Hotel. SATURDAY 7:00 P. M.

Taylor-Jordan wedding rehearsal at West Jackson Baptist Church. 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Robert Nolen and Mrs.

Roy Z. Butler entertain with rehearsal party at the Nolen home, 231 Morningside Dr. to honor Miss Doris Ann Jordan and her fiance John Meeks Taylor. ters of Red Wood City, are visiting relatives. They came to be with her father, N.

B. Caperton, who is ill. Among the out-of-town relatives and friends who attended the funeral of Rev. Lee Perry were Mr. and Clifford Perry and son of Fulton, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Perry of Detroit. Mrs. Kames Fiser of Colorado Springs. Jim Fiser of Lambuth College in Mr.

and Mrs. John Richardson, Mrs. Clifford Doty. II THE YOUNG POINT OF VIEW IN SHOES Mrs. Ethel Campbell, Miss Kath leen Riegs, Mrs.

Delia Perry of W. C. Frazier and son of Savannah; Will Perry, Elbert Ellis and Mrs. Herman Sutton of Selmer, Mrs. Gertrude Long and Mrs.

Jerry Davis of Bolivar, Mr. and Mrs. Flint Fergerson of Whiteville, Mrs. Olivar Street of Grand Junction, Prof. Alvin Street and Nathan Street of Memphis.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashton of Memphis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.

N. Wilkins. Mrs. Billy Seaton was in Boone-ville with the Gene Mabry family. Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Shelton' and G. A. Shelton visited Mr. and Mrs.

Hallie O'Neal and son in Enville. Mr. and Jlrs. Ralph Phillips and daughter of Sardis visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert De-laney. Mr. and Mrs. Malloy Newman and son were in Memphis with relatives. Mrs.

William Glass of Russel-ville, spent a few days here this week with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Province.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Handy of Pensacola, have been recent guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Littlefield.

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Province Miss Gay, Chic smart and utterly feminine these original chapeaus to make you feel your loveliest and to assure many admiring glances. Complement your spring wardrobe with one of these newer-than-new hats. Choose from stylish straws, and fabulous flowers in head-hugging and brim-filled fashions.

6.95 to 12.00 others $4 to $18.50 off a lovely LIFE STRIDE Gracefully curved to if your foot ever so gently with the petite feeling of a mid-high heel. Mr. Gates BLACK PATENT 10.95 and son were in Florence, with relatives. Mrs. L.

W. Todd underwent an appendectomy in Hardin County Hospital in Savannah this week and is doing fine. Miss Mary Jo Smith was in Lexington with her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Dennison. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Littlefield were in Oak Grove, with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Littlefield. Mrs.

Ercella Bridges is in the home of her niece, Mrs. J. J. Finney. Mr.

and Mrs. Grady Vaughn was in Memphis Wednesday. the late Mrs. Hammons. The bride-elect was graduated from Central High School, Bolivar.

She attended Memphis State College and the University of Tennessee and was graduated from the Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Memphis. She is now a member of the nursing staff at the Baptist Hospital. Mr. Cates is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs.

William Gates of Grenada, and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Warner Henry Shu-gart of Fordyce, Ark. The bridegroom-elect was graduated from Central High School, Memphis. He served two years in the Army as a military policeman stationed in Germany.

He is now associated with Katz Drug Store in Memphis. at jt A little fresh lemon or lime juice perks up bottle apple juice. BOLIVAR, Tenn. Mrs. Mozell Hammons Gay of Bolivar announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Phyllis Ruth Gay, of 1241 Harbert, Memphis, to William Henry Gates, son of Mrs.

Hucie S. Gates, 1294 Vinton, Memphis, and the late James Fleming Gates. Miss Gay is the daughter of L. E. Gay of Akron, Ohio.

She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gay of Middleburg and of J.

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