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t. a i St, 'J1 I LIEUT. AND MRS. 1 Fowler Banks Wadding in Texas Is Charming Affair By CABOLYN IL MITCHELL 1 AUSTIN, Tex. Verna Jo Fowler, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Fowler of Austin, became the wife of Lieut. Wesley Banks II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Banks of West Memphis, Ark.

The double ring ceremony, which took place at high noon, Saturday, at the home of the bride's parents, was performed by the Rev. Robert L. Rowe, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Before a beautiful altar, theQ 1 bride, accompanied by v.er fa ther, was met by the groom, the xnald of honor and the grooms man, Lieut. Roscoe D.

Hlnes of Tampa, who is stationed at Bergstrom Air Field. The bride yore an ankle length wedding gown of sheer tune, wun a snapea necjume. The skirt was intercepted with a wide border of ChantlUy lace over taffeta. The bolero was all Chantllly lace. The long sleeves were tapered in a shape, with three buttons at the wrist Her tiara was of white pleated organdy, with a nose tip velL She wore elbow length gloves and white shantung shoes.

Her earrings were white pearls. A white Bible was topped with a white orchid and whii streamers of split carnations and orange blossoms. ATTENDANTS' Mrs. Drucie Rucker Chase of Houston, Texas, matron of honor, wore powder blue nylon lace over taffeta, with an off the face petal hat, studded with rhlnestones. She wore a corsage of pink rosebuds.

The mother of the. bride wore a blue cotton lace street length gown. The bride is a native of Austin where she finished the local schools and atfended Tillotsbn College before going to and be ing graduated from Howard University where she received her B.S. degree in accounting. She Is a member of Delta Sig ma Theta sorority.

Lieutenant Banks finished the local schools in his hometown before attending and being uated from Tuskegee in the LEARN PRACTICAL CM Let us show you how you can to prepare for employment Time to finish depends entirely on. your ability. Ages 18 to 55. Low Monthly Payments NUXSZS AKI OKIATIY NIIDED. DIM AND MAIL COUPON TODAY wayne'school of practical nursing 2S2S ShtffltW" Av D.fk DT 74, CMc.go 14, Illinois Mpd me eempUte Information about your course In Prae 5 ttcl Nursing.

Nam Phono AddrM City Zono Stafo Tea Drinkers Prefer i View S. i. 4 I IX i WESLEY BANKS II wed in Austin, Tex, field of automotive engineering. He joined the Air Force in 1951, attended the Jet Pilot School in Waco in 1953, where he received his wings. At the Otis Air Force Base in Falmouth, he worked as a weather Interceptor pilot On May 4 he will report to the Parks AFB in California to join the F94 Interceptor Squadron.

The couple will honeymoon in Mexico City. RECEPTION Immediately after the wedding ceremony a reception took place. Out of town guests included Miss Geraldlne Banks, sister of the groom, Butler University, Indianapolis; Miss Barbara Ann Price, cousin of the groom, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. F.

Smith and1 family of Houston, Mrs. Sedailia Murray, aunt of the wash Clemmons, uncle of the bride; Mrs. E. Har vey McGhee, cousin of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. Charles, all of San Antonio. Wayne Smith of Chicago, I1L, and Lieut and Mrs. Donald Jasper of New York City.

BIGGEST and tb BEST Tot Marks First Birthday Fete NEW ORLEANS Linda Maria Mardnt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manint, celebrated her first birthday with a colorful party at the home of her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fleury, 1624 North Galvez Street Manint is the former Doris Lorraine Fleury, daughter of the Lawrence Fleurys.

TO BE A study In your spare time in this honored calling OUR GRADUATES AM XTflA FACTi In enrrey.ta leediac Aneriesa dty. vomea who drlak tea day erred tstlst 2 to 1 over any other braod. It takes hearty, full bodied blend to brinx plenty of rich nayortarousbtMtea Dili TXTUTis to nods richer, the the tealBS rrwFrorethia rooreir.txnparvrraTiXTs on bodkd i fiaver with any other end seel Yet, mur ttiti leaa. than other lendfeUE brand! Oct trust No Extra Charges IN 'i AKA REGIONAL I Kappa Alpha Sorori AKA REGIONAL Pictured rity who above are members of Alpha attended the twenty second an HAPPY WEDDING PARTY Miss Dorothy Others in the wedding party were Miss Jones recently became Mrs. Lucien C.

Anne Collins, Don Collier, Miss Juanita Wil Reynold in an impressive ceremony in the son, Mrs. Curtis White and Miss Leola i ri I A I Sinai Baotist' Church Los Anaeles Busch. Mount with the Rev. H. B.

Charles in Jones Reynolds Wedding on Los Angeles Social Scene LOS ANGELES The beauti ful Mount Sinai Baptist Church, West Adams and LaSalle, was the scene of the impressive wed ding ceremony, Easter Sunday, April 18, uniting in holy wed ock Miss Dorothy Jones and Lucien Reynolds. The Rev. tl. B. Charles, pastor, officiated.

The bride, a native Cleve and, and the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Austin Jones of Gary, wearing a ballerina length gown of nylon net and lace, with fingertip veil 10 maicn, carrying a Douquet of white orchids and sweet peas, was a picture of loveliness. WEDDING PARTY Members of the wedding ROMAN' num. IN CORF Ql officiating.

party included Miss Anne Collins, wearing blue nylon net, maid of honor, and Don Collier, best man. Bridesmaids were Miss Juanita Wilson and Mrs. Curtis White, who wore matching shades of pink silk nylon, and carried pink carnations. Little Miss Leola Busch was flower girl. Mrs.

Julia White preceded the ceremony with organ selections, as well as accompanying the soloists, James Reed and Chester Holliday. Mrs. Jessie W. Reynolds, of Albany, mother of the bridegroom, was beautifully at tirea in nylon gray lace, with mm By Katrina ATI mislaid after its use. So, no picture.

Hope you understand. Mrs. M. B. of California is 38, has been married, but Is now separated.

She teaches piano and would love to write to a gentleman between SS and 45. W. J. B. of New England wants 'n pals badly.

He says that all of the women in his town married, and there's nothing much to So he would like pen pals to help whJe away the loncTy hours. B. W. JJ. of New York is desperately lonely in spite of living in a great big city.

lie Is 26, and. he would like to write to girls between 19 and 24, with the object matri. mony in view. nowever, there's a catch In it He would like to find pen pals In Ohio or Georgia! Says he prefers the Southern girls. He likes to dance, go to the movies and, of course, goes to church.

He would also like a girl who has had at least two years of high school training. I SUTmr.XrrretImffKttlaa.,CfOeurlv Eaelot a self dreaced stamped enrelope mnd qunr when wrlttnc Kktrlna for' pea put. To hsre letter forwarded, plae la a stamped envelope with the pea pal's Initials la the upper left hand corner and encloso 13 tot handling, Hi Everybody! We have an interesting man on our list tMs.morning. He's an Indian from Bombay, now working for an on corporation in a town on the Persian Gull Here is part of his letter: "As I am interested in correspondence with people from your part of the world, 1 should be much obliged if you could help ma get some friends. I am 25 years of age, Ave feet, ten have black hair and eyes and am fair looking.

You will appreciate the fact that the place where I am Is practically desert, and such life gets very dull. Letters from home and abroad are really welcomed. Sincerely yours, FETE. Open letter to New prk's Mrs. F.

So trry ipy dear, but the picture you sent us was mre! mm SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORS Shown above are dale, gales at the recent Southeastern Regional meeting held by Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority on the campus of Bethune CooL man College, Daytona Beach, Fla. There were approx ima ly eighty delegates from Tennessee, Alabama, Missis sippi," South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. In setting a nual South Central Rtqlonal in Waco, April 16 18, pink accessories. She wore a corsage of orchids. RECEPTION The reception Immediately following the wedding was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dixon of 3656 South Arlington Avenue. Amid a beautiful setting of flowers, the newlyweds received guests. Two rooms of the home were used to display the' many gifts received by the couple. The former Miss Jones is a graduate of the John Marshall High School of Chicago.

Mr. Reynolds, the son of the Rev. and Mrs. L. C.

Reynolds of Albany, is a graduate of the Madison High School of Albany. He attended Tuskegee Institute, where he received a degree in radio technology, and is presently employed at North American Aviation, and is attending the National Schools of TV and The bride and groom are at home tc their friends) at 1057 South Arlington Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. BIGGEST and the BEST AKAVMeet In Waco, Tex. WACO, Tex. The South Central Regional held its twenty second annual conference on the Paul( Quinn College campus in Waco during the Easter season.

Mrs. E. B. Long, regional director, presided. One hundred and eight members were in attendance.

Alpha Rho Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority had a coffee and coke hour for members. The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority of Marlin, hosted a coffee sip lor basilel and advisers. Paul Quinn College Chapel was the scene for the public program Friday at 8 P.M., for which Mrs. M. Yerwood Thomp son was mistress of ceremonies.

Mrs. H. Miller Yancy, hostess chapter basileus, furnished beautiful organ music. Felicitations were extended by representatives of Alpha Phi Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Omega Psi Phi, Zeta Phi Beta, Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Rho, Kappa Alpha Psi and the Negro Chamber of Commerce. y.

PALMER BROWN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, newlyweds, are shown with the groom's uncle, Frank Brown, end the bride's sitter, Miss Emma Lj Palmer. The Palmer Brown Pretty Spring Social Event JACKSON, Miss. Miss Hattie Elaine Palmer, the lovely daugh ter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Dowell Lorenza Palmer and the sister of Miss Emma L. Palmer, became the bride of Charlie Brown of Canton, with Dr. C. A.

Greer, pastor of the Farish Street Baptist Church, officiating, Sunday, April 25, in the palatial home of the bride. The bride; given in marriage by her sister, wore a gown of white satin and net The full gathered skirt was ornamented with lace and net ruffles. Her head piece was of satin net. She carried a white Bible topped with white magnolias and carnations. Nuptial music was provided by Mmes.

Ernestine R. StuttSj Frances W. Britton and Oscar J. Wolfe, accompanied by Mrs. Sa die B.

Rawls, Miss Maudell Mappe and Ross.C Clay. RECEPTION Receiving the guests were Mrs. Ruby B. Tate and Miss Ruth L. Waits.

Other ushers were Mmes. Esther D. Lindsey, Geneva Day, Ida Carey, Able E. Holly; the Misses Leria Howard, Elraa Hodges, Maggie Little and Mary E. Odom Registering the guests were Mmes.

Daisy Parker Lee, Sarah M. Harvey, Frenchie B. Porter and' Sadie M. Hendricks. Presiding over the punch bowl were Mrs.

Lillle Bailey, Mrs. Lillie Clay, Mrs. Myrthia Smith and Miss Eunice T. Howard. In the receiving line were the bride and groom, Frank Brown, uncle of the groom; Mrs.

Lula Covington, the Misses Mildred 'I I ft 'at, precedence, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority fhe first soror ity to hold a regional meeting in Daytona Beach. The theme of the session was "Combining Forces for Better Human Re lations." Climaxing this three day session was "Rhoumania" a costumed Mother Goose Ball, Conference which convened with Delta Alpha Omega Chap i7 COUBIEB ter as hostess and Mrs. E. 8. siding.

1 Wedding Is Vaugns, Bessie Thomas, Emma L. Palmer, sister of the bride; Mrs. M. M. Hubert, Prof, and Mrs.

Edwin Mullen, Mrs. E. E. Redmond, Mrs. Ruby Stmts Lyles, Mrs.

Fannie Williams, Mrs. Ellen W. Miss Ruby Dawson, Mrs. Mattie Ree Eiland, Mrs. Blondell W.

Williams and Prof. L. J. Marshall. Mrs.

W. D. Blackburn served as hostess to the receiving line. OUT OF TOWN GUESTS Attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Brown, Miss Nannie' Weens, Lenair Ellis Mrs, Ellis, the Rev. and Mrs. L. R. McMillian and sister, S.

McLof tin, Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas, Eddie Grant, Miss Bessie Thomas, Coleman Varnado, Miss Eunice Caldwell, Mrs. Lula Covington, Wilburn Watts, Earl Burkett, Hilles Hayes, Miss Dessaree Smith, Miss Rosie Nell Sutherland, Mrs. Whitehead and John Vann.

Mrs. Brown is an employe of People's Funeral Home and a member of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority. Mr. Brown is a successful business man of Canton. amember and treasurer or ASDerry jvietnoaist Church, of which the Rev.

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