The Marshall News Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 23

Dottye Slider Sets Recital For Monday Miss Dottye Slider will be presented at a senior voice recital at 08. p. m. Monday at the Women's Building by Mrs. Anna Craig Bates, her instructor.

Miss Slider, a mezzo suprano, was a member of the 1956 graduating class at Marshall High School. The recital will feature American and continental selections. The program will include the following selections; American "I Love Life" by Mana-Zucca, by Rasbach Star" by Rogers, to My Valentine" by Anna Craig Bates and Birthday" by Woodman. Sacred "Mary, Alone, by Guion. French Aria Habanera" by Bizet and Aria Coeur S'ouvre a ta voix" by Saint Saens.

Italian, Aria "Quando M'en Vo by Tosti and "Il Bacio" by Arditi, Assisting in the recital will be Carol McClurg and Laura Womack, who will distribute programs, D. L. Fugler Jr. and John Sanders, who will serve as ushers and Bety Byrne, who will preside at the guest register. A reception for the family and friends will be held following the recital with Mrs.

Ethyleen Morrison, Mrs. Ester Broome of Beckville and Mrs. H. E. Womack assisting.

Mrs. Lillie Lowry and Mrs. Tinie Bunker will be in charge of decorations. Miss Clark Feted af Tea DAINGERFIELD Miss Melba Jean Clark, bride-elect of James Anthony Orga, was complimented with a tea and miscellaneous shower Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Fomby. W. J. Falls and Harry Williams were co-hostesses. The large array of gifts was shown in the bedroom.

Arrangements of pastel spring flowers and pink tapers were placed at vantage points throughout the reception rooms. The refreshment table was laid with white net over white taffeta, caught at each corner with a single pink carnation. The table was centered with an arrangement of pink carnations and roses, flanked with pink tapers in silver candelabra. Silver trays held assorted mints and toasted nuts. The punch service was of crystal.

The hostesses received the guests and made up the house party. Miss Shirley Walters registered the guests. The bride-elect was in dress of pink precision fashioned with a rounded neckline long torso. Her accessories were white and she wore a corsage of pink and white carnations, gift of the hostesses. Miss Clark and Mr.

Orga will be married Saturday morning, June 9, in Columbus, Ohio. You can make 5 servings of a nutritious soup by mixing a can of condensed beef noodle soup with a can of condensed vegetable soup. Stir in soup-cans of milk, and heat until hot but no boiling. BETROTHAL IS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas J. Exum of Clarksville the engagement of their daughter, Carol. Dean, to Orville Lee Jolly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin M.

Jolly of Kilgore. The wedding will be an event of June 30 at the First Baptist Church in Clarksville with Rev. Wade Freeman officiating. Miss Exum is a graduate of Clarksville High and Paris Junior College. She is currently employed by Thiokol ChemicaL Corp.

Mr. Jolly is a graduate of Kilgore High School, Kilgore Junior College and attended St. Mary's University and Texas College. He is an employee of Thiokol Chemical Corp. EVENTS OF WEEK MONDAY The Camp Fire Board will hold its annual picnic for husbands and wives of board members at 7:30 p.

at the Camp Fire Camp. Members and guests are invited to come early and inspect new buildings and take canoe rides. The tenth annual recital of the Haden School of Dance Arts, sponsored-by the Temple Sisterhood will be held at the City Hall Auditorium at 8:15 p. m. The public is invited to attend and there will be no admission charge.

Miss Dottye Slider, mezzo-soprano, will be presented in her senior voice recital at 8 p. m. at the Woman's Building. TUESDAY The Willing Workers Sewing Club will meet in the home of Mrs. John L.

Williams, Route 5, at 2 p. m. WEDNESDAY Memorial Day activities at the Country Club will include a Juke Box Dance for members and out-of-town guests from 9 p. a. family night and bingo party at 7.p.

m. and swimming in the club pool for members. THURSDAY St. Joseph's Club will meet at the church rectory at 7:30 p. m.

Flag Gift Made To Grange Hall Sixty U. S. flags were presented to the Grange Hall School Wednesday by Mrs. Bonnie D. Elkin, reagent of the Thomas Holden Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

In the brief flag ceremony Mrs. NEWS MESSENGER MRS. BATES AND MISS SLIDER Vows Unite City Couple Miss Anna Mae Mercer became the bride of Wayne. C. Griffing May 20 in a ceremony perfirmed by Rev.

J. C. Harris of Longview at: the Crossroads Baptist Church. Mrs. Griffing is the daughter of Mr.

-and Mrs. James Hendrick Mercer. 1 Mr. Griffing is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Griffing. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a dress of bridal white nylon. Her bouquet was of white angel lilies.

maline, feathered white carnations and was centered with a white orchid. Miss Shirley Lancaster served as the brides only attendant. Pope Fisher Jr. served as best man. Ushers were Bobbie Bush and Troy Everitts.

Soloist was Mrs. Mary Everitt, accompanied at the piano by Miss Barbara Brewer. A reception was held in; the church following the ceremony by Mrs. Annie Woodley and Mrs. C.

G. Kirkpatrick. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Jo Ann Klotz, Mrs. Billye Ross, Mrs.

James Ramsey of Longview and Mrs. Dan Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. Griffings are graduates of Elysian Fields High School.

The bride is employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in, the traffic department and the groom is employed by the Texas State Game and Fish, Dept. Out-of-town guests were; Charles R. Lawrence, Bobby Cooksey, Mr. and Mrs.

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Sophomore girls, dressed in pas-, tel formals and carrying long garlands made of pine, crepe myrtle, and oak, will march in a processional across the quadrange, dividing into two lines and forming square around the edge of the area. They will then form two lines facing each other and the garlands will be used to make an archway under which the, graduating seenter Seniors will divide to form are and the' "Little sisters" will take places opposite their sponsors and lay garlands at their feet, One of the features of the event will be the call out of the outstanding senfor girl, whose mane will not be announced until the affair is underway. The club president, Mrs. D. R.

Richardson, will present an award and plaque to the outstanding girl, who will make a brief speech and present a wreath of flowers to her sister" symbolizing the passing of the school tradition. Following the recessional reception will be given by the club for students, their families and friends. Mrs. George Thompson is in charge of arrangements for the call-out. The public is invited Everitt Johnson WARDROBE ESSENTIALS for VACATION TIME PRINCESS IN PASTEL jolyn.

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1495 New Blue Bird Group Organized Blue Birds was held Wednesda; afternoon at the Van Zandi School. The first meeting of the Merr, Mrs. Charles Allen is the leader of the group and Mrs. Roy Hazelip is the assistant leader. Mrs.

Allen presented each member with a membership card. The following officers were elected: president, Carla Hazelip: vice president, Joyce Allen and secretary and treasurer, BrendaChristian. The duties of the officers will begin in September and will last for period of two months. Cookies and cold drinks were served to the following members: Joyce Allen, Brenda Christian, Sherry Franham, Judy Harrison, Carla Hazelip. Lily Ann Fowler, Patricia Reener, Carolyn Sloan, Pam Sellers and the leaders.

Quartered apples, cooked in a sugar syrup to which small cinnatolmon candies "have been added, delicious- reast. pork Ticket Each Other ORANGEBURG, S.C. UR Sev eral weeks ago Policewoman Caroline Kittrell tagged a car parked in a no-parking zone. The car belonged to Detective Jack Kemmerlin. Yesterday Kemmerlin tagged car for a similar offense.

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"Your Friend in Need" 400 Marshall Nat'l, Bank, Bldg. Res. Phone 5-3247 Elkin reminded the students that June 14. is Flag Day and asked that each home fly a flag on that day. She also told them that May 30 is the Memorial Day and that the flag should be flown at half mast on that date.

Mrs. L. E. Roark, principal of the school, expressed the appreciation of the school for the flags to Mrs. Elkin and the Thomas Holden Chapter of the DAR.

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