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Miss Moore And Mr. Eley Marry In Church Ceremony The marriace of Miss 0 The marriage of Miss a Hunt Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Willie Douglas Moore of Halifax, to James Forest Elev, of Norton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eley, of Petersburg, took place Saturday, October 27, at 3 o'clock in Union Methodist Halifax County.

The doublo ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. i'. Moore, before an improvised altar of palms, candelabra, a white flowers. Raleigh T. Cassada, pianist, rendered a program of music.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of import lace over satin and illusion fell from a and pearis. Flower appliqued gown and the Song a point at the ed Chamilly her veil of cap of lace pearls were yoke of the sleeves ended in wrist. The full skirt ended in a train. She carried a i orchid on a Rible showered i i i bons and a Miss Hetty" Lou Moore, sister of the bride, maid of honor, wc.re a i a length dress of blue ace- a a a with a i headpiece and gloves. She can led a cascade bouquet of pink roses, Fuji and i pompons.

Other attendants were s. a Ferguson, cousin bride, and Wade Shorn, both of a i a They wore pink dresses a i i that of the maid of honor and nuets. Little Betty Chaney, cou- Brown and i a Tobacco" Co" sin of the bride, was flower girl. I Mr. and George Holds- snrt wore a dress of i net over (worth, of Waverly.

visited Mr. and taffeta and carried a basket of Mrs. L. L. Beazley.

Sundav af- Special Services Held In Disputanfa DISPUTANTA, Nov. 3 The Trinity Methodist Church held a service of dedication for gifts and memorials, last Sunday morning in the recently redecorated Sanctuary. The call to dedication was led by the Rev. L. V.

Ruckman, pastor. L. L. Beazley, a layleader of the Church, presented the gifts and memorials, which were accepted by J. Lee Thacker, trustee and a member of the official board.

Dr. Hugh Burleigh, superintendent of Petersburg District, delivered the sermon. Special music was rendered by Mrs. L. L.

Beazley, Mrs. R. T. Hawkes and the Rev. L.

V. a with Mrs. R. T. Hawkes Sr.

at the piano and Mrs. Louise Bowie at the organ. The gifts were dedicated in ory of residents of i and in honor of some who are now living. Mrs. J.

A. a i R. Hawke.s Mrs. W. C.

Hal), Mrs. A. K. Young and Mrs. A.

attended the Prince George 'Home Demonstration A i Prop a and luncheon at Arnette's a a in Colonial Heights carried i i a bou- Thursday. They also Mrs. James Forest Eley Mrs. David Vernon Eountrce rose petals. Mr.

Eley was best son a ushers were for his a Ferguson, Jasper Chaney. cousins the bride; Skipper of i Mrs. ternnon The and Mrs. Stuart Johnston, and son of i Couniv, Miss Kofron And Mr. Wells jAre Married In Matoaca Mr.

and Mrs. William M. Kof- night Mr. and Mrs. Morris attend-! 1 011 of U) a ca announce ed the 100th Anniversarv banquet TM a TM a daugnter Alice of the a i Masonic" Lodge as a to a i Eric Wells, The Progress-Index, Petersburg-Colonial Heights, Virginia, Sunday, November 4, 1956 Addie Young Lohman Weds David Vernon Rountree Mrs.

Addie Young Lohman David Vernon Rountree were a ried yesterday at 3 o'clock in the home of the James B. Douglas, pastor of Highland Methodist Church. A a southern trip, the couple will a their home in Colonial Heights. a a i i i of the bridegroom, also of i mond. A reception followed in th of Mr.

and T. C. and of the i i i for i i a a i i a guest.s. For a i the bride wore a camel colored dress i brown spent a i with Mr. and i i.Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin. Sundav i guests of Mr. and Bill Heath. The Morris a i were and white- nrrcssories flowers wore i i from her bridal A a short i Mr.

and Mrs. i i in Norton. U. Baird. Thev also visit ed Mr.

and Mrs. E. 'R. i Miss Ann a i Thacker. of 1 1.on wood College, a i lie, the past weekend i her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thacker Jr.

a a a a sons, and Mr. and Stanley a of Hi.ipewell. a the dedication services at i i dinner guests J. Hotchkiss i in! son of Mr. and Carroll R.

Wells, of Stony Creek, Mrs. a i D. Weathers, of this city, Church Sunday. Mr. and W.

C. i nr.ri a Lynn Carroll nnd Susa spent the past wr-i-ki-nd in a i with her 1 Mr. am! I I E. On Fridav ster of thi I matron of honor, and Irving F.i i a a of Stony Creek, was best! guests of Mr. and Binford and Mrs.

R. rne remony was performed bv I r. and Mrs. Howard! the i Parrish in -on 7 a parsonage of Matoaca Methodist n(l Mr A i Church October a 7 3 0 I TM Petersburg. Mr.

a o'clock. 1 a Binford. a a i i i i i. i i i bride followed the ceremony. a A a trip "state spent a Wells a a of a i J.

H. and Mrs. W. A. Morgan.

Walter Hundley of Roanoke, spent the weekend at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Hardaway were recent guests, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Newcombe, in Saxe.

Mrs. Willie A. Bridgforth and son. Lewis spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

S. S. Bridgforth in Williams burg. and a Mary A and rol Roberts were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Blackenbak- er in Madison. Mrs. Clara Mae Stone is spending some time with her daughter, Miss Beverlv Stone, at Purdue University, Lafayette. Ind. Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Taylor Jr. and i and Mr.

and T. E. Wilson spent Sunday in Christ Church Circle To Hold Bridge Party Circle Number 5 Christ a Grace Episcopal Church, will give a benefit bridge party on Monday November 12, at 8 o'clock in the Guild Room of the church. Reservations will be taken by Mrs. John E.

Oakley at RE 3-8501 and John Henry Vinson at RE 3-61RO. Reservations will be closed on Saturday November at 6 p. m. HEAD START Children's heads are getting bigger says a Texas designer of headwear who has been making children's hats for the past 15 years. He 1ases his averages on 10000,000 hats sold since 19H and attribes the increase in head and hat size to the fact that boys, and girls are healthier, taller and bigger.

Pressed Powder New Grooming Aid Pressed powder is rapidly becoming an indispensable aid to well-groomed women. I not adequate for every use. but it's perfect for the pocketbook. It can't open and spill powder all through other belongings and it doesn't dust up when opened in public. It also doesn't put sprays of powder on the shoulders and collar.

For all of these reasons, many women find it the perfect away-from-home powder. New from a well-known manufacturer Is a pressed powder compact, complete with mirror. The powder is a combination of powder, creamy foundation and an ingredient designed to hold moisture in the skin. The maker has added his popular scent to the powder. To go with it, the a a a indelible lipstick.

These two corne together in a special presentation, in harmonizing colors. Any bottled mint sauce in the house? Pour it over cooked green peas and chill. Serve on crisp greens as a salad with lamb chops. Add a few drops of peppermint extract to sweetened whipped cream. Serve as a topping' for chocolate pudding.

Girls Play Double Role With Fake Hair Lots of girls play a double role by keeping their hair moderately short and wearing a fake chignon. Once upon a time, this was an expensive purchase but today. Chignons made of the artificial fiber, clynel. are modestly priced. For most girls who want to wear them it is practical to own two: one to wash and one to wear.

Because they can darken enough to stop matching the natural a i chignons should be kept clean by- washing. First remove any pins, and brush the piece to loosen dirt and i Fill a washbasin with warm water and lots of sudes. Gently swish the hairpiece up and down through the suds. Take care to avoid prolonged soaking of the base to which hair is attached. Rinse suds out gently under running a water.

Place the hairpiece on a clean hath towel to dry at room tempter- a Don't dry near heat. iblot away excess moisture by patting the chignon with a towel. Once the hair is dry. comb it gently with a wide-tooth comb, against a i surface. The side of the washbasin is good for this.

To set the hair, start at the stitched edge, roll it up and pin it. Once it is shaped, pin a fine hair nor. over it to hold it in place. Conic to ISeriiard-Lonis for creative Ifntr Styling The proper haii shaping is the basis of every hair style. Why not consult our expert hair stylists about your individual problems? Dial RE 2-3681 for an-appointment.

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SYCAMORE ST. DIAL RE 3-6571 Mr. rind Mrs. a a A i and a i and Mr. and Mrs.

Rob- I PfTKOn I i i of Crewe, and Mr. I i I 1 a Mrs. i Flowers, of Hope-! were Luncheon guests. i flay of Mr. and i Dick-! t- i n- worth and r.

Holds-worth visited Mf i i i a noon. .1. R. of a a the weekend i her a J. D.

Webb. A i i Mrs. W. D. and i A i Dobie Pec-bios, a of Cai-r-on.

i i Mr. Webb day a a services. C. W. Ynr.eey.

who has been a a i in St. i a Hnspi- a i is now convalescing at his 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Wslkerscn and a a a of Road, had i i Mr. and Mrs.

W. Rev. M. Hnrtsoe, of Ports- spent spent Saturday night Graver, of Roanoke. is spending some time with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. N'oell. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Cook have returned to i home in Salem after a visit to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. I i 3 Dr. and Misses Eunice Lyscomb a to Roanoke vi her sister, Mrs. C.

H. Lee. Eva Lacey has to her home in a Creek. i a i i i sister. Mrs.

Irene i a Mr. and Mrs. Harry McWilliams. of Middleburg. were recent 0 guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Andrews. i A a a a i a Design School p.t the i Elks Club in the past i a Toledo. week I is i some i with his'. Mrs.

L. E. Wilson and and sisier-m-law. Mr. a E.

Western spent last weekend 'S an i the former's mother, Mrs. fconr-rt i a of i i H. Goodall. in Madison. a recent guest of Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. a L. Evans, nen ei-Kinson. aml Boyd I ana Dan Taylor, of attended the i of their bro rtsf Alexandria, were weekend guests her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roberts. I Ruby Sterne, of Richmond, the weekend guest of her moth- Mrs. Chloris Weaver.

pt Baines, of ther. Shirley Body to" Miss Phylliss Bozzi in Suminerville. Mass. Mr. and Mrs.

James Adams and children, of Fort Bliss. Texas, have been the guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adams.

a has been stationed in Texas with weekend 'with the Armv and will report to Aber- rs when his V-e is up. a Mrs. Strawser, a A William Rand, and Mr. and -i mnl Thom Pson Mrs. Donald Strawsen attended Fridsfy in Farmville, the funeral of Mr.

V. B. Straw-sen's Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Mrs. E. White, of Forest, and Mrs. John Wesley Burrow.

a sons, Franklin a i a of Richmond, spent the Richmond Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Beazlev.

Mr. and W. E. Marks, of tl Newport News, spent Sunday Richmond, were jpj'ests with the Beaxley's. Lt.

Col. and 'Mrs. E. S. i of visited his mother, Mrs.

M. S. King the Mrs. H. L.

Taylor visited in "irhmond Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Adleman and children, and Melvin Belcher, of were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs -Y i i brother-in-law in Lantz Ridge Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Harvey have been recent guests to their children in Norfolk and i a Heights. Turpin. of i spent several days last with W. C. Webb.

So! ins, of Wakefield, i her mother. Webb The Rev. Mr. M. T.

of Portsmouth, was thr Sunday i i of Mr. and Mrs'. a i her- and Mrs ary are i Mrs. H. Thompson, of i visiting their son and daughter-in: is spending some time with law.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wheary brother and sister-in-law, Mr. in Garv, Ind. TMI I I I A I FIT Little Heel Pump Brim-wood Calf $11.95 Youthful and tiny, a mere thimbleful of heel graces this soft, flexible pump.

Combination last for heel-hugging, toe-free fit. -124 Sycamore St. Keiax and dine rl'lonaau. niqkt 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.

i in our oom Soup Roast Turkey with dressing, cranberry snuce Green Peas Harvard Beets Choice of dessert Hot Rolls Coffee or Tea 1.00 Fourth floor SALE! Girls' Winter Values to $30.00 II GIRLS' DRESSES Sizes 1 to 14 aP to 9S GIRLS' ROBES and TV LOUNGING SETS "Petersburg's Smart Shop For Young Moderns" STRASBOURG Choose and register your favorite Gorham Sterling pattern well in advance of the wedding day make gift selection easy and accurate for friends and relatives. Be smart start with a single teaspoon from S3.75, Federal Tax included. Come in today, see our Bridal Counselor, then make your selection match it with china and crystal. Pattern shown ore for six-piece place-letting; knife, fort. Teaspoon, salad fork, soup spoon, spreader and include Federal Tax.

"Know Your Jeweler" MARK E. I For Monday A Group Of Dresses For All Occasions off All Sizes.