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or and xiloli I I VALLEY MORNING STAI iJor and Sihoul 1 Uomen Section Horlinggn, Ttxcu, Sunday, April 15, 1951 Poga Fine Arts Club Takes Corpus Tour Fine Arts club members took a irlp Wednesday to Corpus Christi Mrs, Butt, a charter member, conducted a tour of several county-city charity The group left the Woman building here at 7:.10 a.m. Jere Daniel, supervisor, addressed the group the tour, pronounce the marriage lines, and Gloria Kammer To Marry Garden Club George W. Reynolds Today pinnc pnr DoNNA (Gloria Alberta Hammer and George Wesley son of Mr. and Mis. Cullin Marvin Reynolds, S.

Twelfth Mr Allen, will he married Sunday at 9:30 a m. in a double-ring cere- monv in the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Henry Hammer, 224 N. Seventh The Rev. ,1.

C. Daugherty of the First Christian chuich will reception in the home The heart motif in mahne will be used around the miniature bridal couple on the three tiered eak and tin the serving 'pierced centerpiece of pink and pink roses, will jwnir First stop was at (Tiildren's She! ter, a detention hnm and others were mado to The Hearth, home for elderly men and women, and Hen Garza park recreational hall. Both Mrs. Butt And Mi emphasized that the institutions were a beginning" of what will be done in social fields in the city. Buffet luncheon was served to the party in the playhouse of the Butt home on Ocean Drive.

Miss Louise Goodloe, Young Woman's Christian association executive-sec retary, spoke on a "world view of YWCA Mrs. Helen Smith, president, conducted bi iff business session in which Mrs Paul Greenwood and Mrs. Eugene Torbett weie Wilfred St. Claire Finher of Mission will play Grieg's Love Hensmore's "If God Left Only You." and the nuptial marches. Miss Kammer will wear a hite nylon net gown designed with shirring around the high yoke.

Her fingertip veil will drape from the while carnations and Mrs. K. Bottotr coffee, while Mrs and Mrs Dale Washh ternate In serving dia Martin will be at H. Boyce urn will Mias San- the brides hook, and Mrs Browning Is to lake charge of the gift display. After the reception, the couple will leave by car for Corpus Christi, Houston and Sun Antonio.

For travel, the bride will wear seedpearl tiara worn three aqua suit wit ago by her sister. Her fanned ar- cessories and a rangement will be of white sion, sweetheart roses and a pink anthurium. The couple will be attended by Miss Mary Hannah of Junction and Don Koelle of Sharvland Bobbie Jean Kessler, the bride's niece, will be flowergirl. The candelight ceremony will take place before an improvised altar which features a large ma i nav; pink blue nc- intimi mm elected delegate and alternate, re-, inie heart entwined with pink an- spectively. to the General Federa tion of Women's Clubs convention in Houston in May.

Mrs. Torbett, program chairman presented Mrs. Buit the book. "The Age of Faith" by Will Durant, in expression of the group's appreciation. Guests included Mrs.

Theodore Austin, the former Marian Greenwood of Harlingen. Mrs. .1. H. Wood, Miss Goodloe and Miss Pat Stevenson.

Some 2H members took the trip. thurium and roses. On either side will be cathedral tapers in antique brass holders, repeated at intervals alxiut the home. Rites will be followed with a The bride, a graduate of Donna High school, joined Zeta Phi Della sorority, played percussion instruments in the orchestra and won several voi al honors while attending Stephens' college Columbia, la season. She played It years with the Donna High school band.

Mr Reynolds, who attended San Benito High school, is a Mi Allen High school graduate He served three years with the army in Alaska, and he is employed with Southwestern Bell Telephone company in McAllen, where the couple will live. Author Sums Up Novel Chuckwagon HD Council Plans For Rally Day Party Fetes Six Rushees I Gamma Epsilon chapter. Kpsilon I Sigma Alpha sorority, Thursday night honored six rushees with a I chuck wagon party at the home of Miss Betty Arnold, Rangerville genite, reviewed her first novel! road, at the meeting of ihe Valley chap-! Supper was served from an old ter American Authors, Composers chuck wagon, and the yard was and Artists, recently in the home of Mrs. Daisy Gliok Stevenson. New Center A Garden Club center will be established here in the near future, according to Mrs.

Harold McLeod, president. Mrs. McLeod appointed Mrs, B. Lackland chairman for the new project. The (enter will feature on I gardening and flower arrange ment articles, as well as Flower arrangement classes are to be held in the building.

Hie club contacted Mrs. Will Like of Fort Worth, garden enter chairman for Texas Garden Clubs, concerning the center. Ladies' Aid To Mark 25th Year St. Lutheran Ladies' ail will celebrate Its silver anniversary Monday with a chicken din- hall. The supper, to i at fi p.m., and the evening of games are open to members and friends of the congregation On the foods committee are Mrs.

Henry Kloepping, Santa Ho.su, i Mrs. Leo Wilson and Mrs, A Schmittgens. Mrs. Herbert Wolf I Mrs. Roland and Mrs Erwin Reue will be in charge of entertainment.

LYFORD Crary of Dallas, Mrs. I vers fo Harlin- lighted by gasoline lanterns. The On the program, Mrs. Murray KrouP around lug fire while Higgins played by Smith entertained on his Hugo Reinhold and read ginal poem, "Love, Hope, an ori guitar. In a game, a "bandit" took one A SAN BENITO Final plans for Cameron home demonstration clubs' rally day May 2 in Harlingen Dm Hill paik were made by the county council Thursday morning in a meeting in the public library building here.

Mrs. L. C. Poth, chairman, presided, and Mrs. J.

E. Moses, THDA chairman, stated a bus can be a to the Texas and M. college August 29-31 Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Clara vaIuable item from ea(h member for the silver annlveraary con- BRIDE IN Gloria Alberta Kammer and George Wesley Reynolds, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Cullin Marvin Reynolds, 103 S. Twelfth, McAllen, will be married in a double-ring ceremony today at 9:30 a. m. in the home of her parents, Mrs.

Albert Henry Kammer, 224 N. Seventh, Donna. (Yoder Studio) McAllister, co-hostesses, entertained during the social hour. Mrs. Gerald McKenna, Harlingen, presided over the silver coffee service.

Guests present with 12 members were Mrs. lister K. Larson, Mrs. Sophie Nyqulst and Mrs. T.

S. Youngblood, all of Lyford: Mrs. J. W. Lew'is, Harlingen; and Mrs.

Lee Gray of Dallas. Next meeting will be on May 5 in the home of Mrs. Florence Sommers, Harlingen, with Mrs. John McGinnis of Santa Rosa, hostess. who had to entertain to redeem it.

Singing around the fire brought the evening to a close. A called meeting is scheduled Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Billie Rogers, 121 E. Wilson.

Greenwood To Talk SAN BENITO Paul Greenwood, Harlingen attorney and State Board of Education member, will be guest speaker at the Unitarian Church Forum Wednesday at 8 p.m. in public library building here His topic will be the Gilmer-Aiken Bill Means to Mrs. R. P. Hansen will preside.

The meeting is open to the public. Exhibit, Guest ea Set Thursday A guest tea will be the social feature of the Flower Lovers' club exhibit Thursday afternoon in the Laurel Park, home of Mrs. Walter The exhibit-tea will open to members and their guests at 12 p.m. Horticultural and arrangement entries are to be in place in the Bowman home between a.m. and 11 a.m., addording to Mrs.

Dan Murphy, general chairman. Judging is scheduled between 1 I and 2 p.m. vention if 32 register for the trip. The round tip will cost $10 64, she said. Mrs.

Moses also announced that the 17 county clubs now have a total membership of 416. The civil defense recommendations are blood typing for each member; first aid member-teacher in each club; and safety program, it was announced. Names of members in home demonstration club work 25 or more years are to be reported to Mrs. Ruth Smth. county home demonstration agent.

Concerning rally day, reading lists and dress models are due before May 2. The 4-H club dress revue will he held in Bayview at 8 p.m. on April 27. ladies' Aid Meets LYFORD The Aid of the Bethel Lutheran church met' in the home of Mrs Carl ford near Santa Rosa Friday. Co- hostesses were Mrs.

Carl Rickford and Mrs. Chester Johnson. PRESBYTERIAN Wanda LaVernc Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery C.

Ferguson, Palm Drive, and Carroll Benton White, son of Mrs. A. B. White, 1022 E. Taylor, were married last Saturday in the First Presbyterian church.

The couple is due home Sunday from a trip to Corpus Christi and San Antonio and will live at 1521 E. Harrison. (Terrell-Conn Studio) Nile Club rs 4- Mayeth Huntly Becomes Bride Of Paul M. Clarke The marriage of Miss Mayeth Huntly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sexton Huntly, Route 1. to Paul M. Clarke, Weslaco, was solemnized in a double-ring ceremony Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Church of Chrst by R. L.

Colley of the McAllen church. Mr. Clarke is the son of C. D. Clarke of Breckenridge.

Given in marriage by her fa- Young Music Makers Win Honors Top TO LIVE IN Mayeth Huntly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sexton Huntly, Route 1. and Paul M. Clarke of Weslaco, son of C.

D. Clarke of Brackenridge, were married Sunday at 3 p. m. in the Church of Christ. A reception was held in the Ray McNabb home, and the couple will make their home at 310 E.

Fifth, Weslaco, after April 20. The newlyweds are on a trip to Corpus Christi. San Antonio and Dallas. (Harmon and Howell Studio) Mrs. Crockett Garden Show Style Show Narrator Mrs.

Stanley Crockett will be narrator for the style show' Beta Sigma Alpha Theta chapter plans for May 1 at 8 p.m. in Gay Junior High school auditorium. A performance by Stuart judge square dancers is also on the agenda. Summer clothes for children and women will be paraded, and proceeds from the event will go to charity. Mrs.

William Taylor, ways and means chairman, is in charge of arrangements. Winners Announced EDCOUCH Announcement is made of winners in Edcouch Garden club's flower show this week. Mrs. Frank Denzer of Alamo, national flower show judge, was Justices Return SAN BENITO Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Justice are home from a trip to San Antonio and Corpus Christi. In San Antonio, they were guests of her uncle, the Rev. Carl Durbm, Provincial House. Arrangement winners were Mrs. Fred Adkins, Mrs.

John Giomi, Mrs. Jesse Dudley, Mrs. Ed Best- erly, Mrs. Jay Dudley, Mrs. Clyde Jones, all first; J.

A. Lammons, Mrs. Clark Lewis, second; Mrs. W. Sandmeyer, Mrs.

E. Gondon, Mrs. Bill Cotton, third. Judged best in show were those by; Mrs. Jones, first; Mrs.

Jay Dudley, second, and Mrs. Jesse Dudley and Mrs. Ed Hesterly, tie for third. Horticultural winners were Mrs. Charles Stransky, second on amaryllis, and Mrs.

T. S. Hughes, second on iniled betuiuas. Two local youth music took honors in the recent annual Junior Music club spring festival in the McAllen Federated Clubs building. Boys Harmony club winners were: vocal ensemble composed of Gene Wick, Jimmy Wick, Freddy Lopez, David Demic, Ronnie Beakley, rated superior; Michael Garza and Jimmy Harter, pianists, superior; Ronnie Beakley and David Demic, vocal superior; Jimmy Wick, Freddy Lopez, cal, excellent; Gene Wick, vocal, 1 very good; Joe Barnhart, Lanny Lockwood, Aaron Godfrey, piano, excellent; and Aaron Godfrey, hymn playing, excellent.

The Melody Maids won honors through Betty Barnhart, Jane Cason, Marilyn Murray, piano, superior; Marilyn Murray and Jane Cason, piano duet, excellent. Jo Ann Gilbrech of Melodiers won high honors on a vocal solo. PEO Unit Meets WESLACO Chapter BW of the PEO sisterhood met with Mrs. Lome S. Hamme recently.

Mrs. Stanley Bohmfaik. president, presided, and Mrs. Tom Craig gave a paper on of A general discussion after the meeting was on We Preceding the business meeting, a refreshment course was served by the hostess. Next meeting will be held with Mrs.

H. C. Sowers, Victoria Road, Donna, at 2 p.m. Thursday. ther, the bride attended a cousin, Mrs, Don Hensley of La Feria.

La Von Huntly of La Feria and Jeamne Witt lighted candles for the rites, and David Huntly and Eddie May ushered. Best man was Dick Harmon of Mercedes. Of toast lace and taffeta, the bride's colonial-type gown featured scallops at the yoke and waistline. The skirt was of ballerina length, and the tapering sleeves buttoned at the wrists. Small brown velvet flowers and a champagne colored fingertip veil formed the headdress, and a natural orchid was surrounded by pale yellow carnations in her colonial nosegay.

A quartet comprised of Mrs. clubs Elwood Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Flavil Newhouse, all of Harlingen, and Bud Whitten of Raymondvtlle sung a cappella selections for the service. Miss Caryl Ann Hunt's vocal solo was "Sweetest Story Ever Baskets on the wedding scene were of salmon pink gladioli and orchid-colored stock with greenery.

The Ray McNabb home was the setting for the reception. The linen cutwork cloth on the serving table had a centerpiece of pink roses and bells of Ireland, and the two tiered decorated cake was crowned with a miniature bridal couple in a maline heart. Miss Caryl Ann Hunt served punch, and Miss Alta Jean Young presided over the cake service. At the book was Miss May Slene Layer of New Braunfels. Following a trip to Corpus Christi, San Antonio and Dallas, the newlyweds will live in Weslaco at 310 E.

Fifth. The choice for travel was a dress of lilac slyna cloth, with a matching picture hat and beige accessories. She had an orchid corsage, Mrs. Clarke attended Wilson I Tract and a 1 i public schools. She is employed by General Motors Acceptance I tion, Mr.

Clarke is assistant manager of Weslaco Interstate theaters. He is a former ridge High school student. Among wedding guests were Mrs. Aubrey Bates, the bride- i groom's sister, Honey Grove, who stood in the receiving line; Mr. Mrs.

Truman Riley, McAllen; and Miss May Slene Layer of New iiiaunieL. Valley Nde club will meet Wed- at 10 a.m. in Masonic tern- pie here. Hostesses for covered-dish lunc eon will be Mrs. Sam Perl, Brownsville, Mrs.

Tol Boswell, San Benito, Mrs. L. H. Chatfield of Harlingen and Mrs. Mamie Fulwood, McAllen.

Upper Valley by hers will bring salads or desserts, of Members also are to bring or send La in garments completed for Shrine Crippled Children hospital pa tients. Party Today To Honor Ex-Valleyite Mr. and Mrs. Murray Godfrey of Primera will hoM open house Sunday in honor of his slater, Mrs. J.

G. Zahringer of Union, N. J. Friends of the former resident are invited to ctiil between 3 and 5 p.m. Mrs.

Zahringer is the former Miss Grace Godfrey of H.irlmgen I and Brownsville. She arrived Saturday by air for her first visit in four years. Mrs. Zahringer at principal one time was Brownsville Elementary of West school. In Corpus Christi Mrs.

H. C. Callaghan. 321 W. Filmore, is spending the week in Corpus Christi with her husband who operates the Continental Business Survey there.

Calendar MONDAY 12 noon Zonta club has luncheon, installation in patio room of Reese-Wil-Mond hotel. 7:30 p.m. Gamma Epsilon chapter. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, has called meeting in home of Mrs. Billie Rogers, 121 E.

Wilson. 7:45 p.m. Contemporary Study club meets in home of Mrs. M. L.

Shirley, 1114 E. Tyler, 6:30 p.m. Silver anniversary dinner and party of St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies' aid in parish hall. Family event.

TUESDAY 12:45 p.m. Missionary society meets for luncheon and royal service program at First Baptist church. WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m. Nile club meeting in Masonic temple. 3:30 p.m.

Music Lovers club meets in Woman's building. 11:00 a.m. Harbenito Home Demonstration club meets in home of Mr. O. E.

Billings. Covered-dish luncheon. 1:00 p.m. Lt. Thomas Barlow chapter, Daughters of American Revolution, hold luncheon meeting in the Methodist.

Fellowship center in San Benito, THURSDAY 2:00 p.m. Flower Lovers exhibit- tea the home of Mrs. Glen Bowman, Laurel park. 3:00 p.m. Garden club meets in building 9:00 a.m.

St. Lutheran Ladies' aid will hold a quilting party and covered-dish luncheon in home of Mrs. Charles Bangasser, Santa Rosa. SATURDAY 8:00 p.m. Square dance at Spaeth Mill state highway.

Open to public. SATURDAY marriage of Miss Louise Woolam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. V.

Woolam, N. Dowling, to Albert White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. White, Weslaco, was solemnized Saturday night in the First Baptist church, San Benito, and reception was held in Stonewall Jackson hotel.

On return from a trip, Mr. and Mrs. White will live at 521 E. Tyler, Harlingen. (Photo by Don Messer) Woolam-White Nuptials Read In San Benito Church 1 SAN BENITO The First Baptist church was the scene Satin day evening of the wedding of Miss Louise Woolam, daughter of Mi and Mrs.

V. Woolam, H7 2 N. Dowling, to Albert White, son i (if Mr, and Mrs. Willard M. White of Weslaco.

The Rev. G. A Schultz, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiated for tiie double-ring rites. John Thomas Woolam gave his i sister in marriage, and Henry played the wedding music, accompanying Ray Hugh. ston, Brownsville, who sang three I songs.

Mrs. Ethel Jones was her matron of honor, with Milton James White of Brownsville tending his brother as best man. Miss Katherine Ballenger and Miss Virginia Alewine were bridesmaids, and Robert Ft. Compere, Elsa, and Frank Boyce, Donna, I groomsmen, assisted the nephew, Vernon Eugene Hallbeck, her brother William B. Woolam, both of San Benito, and Sam Hun- gaker, Harlingen, In ushering.

The bride's gown of white Chantilly lace and satin was fashioned with scallops at the neckline and in the skirt which reached into a cathedral-length train. A lace cap held the fingertip veil, and white i roses were in a crescent in her bouquet. White tapers in candelabra burned in the background of the wedding scene which was decorated with white galdioli and stock three baskets and palms. The pastel shades of the gowns were repeated in the decorations on the three tiered wedding cake which was served during the reception in Stonewall Jackson hotel. White rosea were in tho center oi the table.

Mrs. Ree.se presided over the punch bowl and Mrs. Catherine Wyatt served cake. Mrs. Erwin Reese kept the guest book.

Others in the houseparty were Mrs. Earl Tuber, Harlingen, Mis. Toni Lovett. Mrs Henry lett, Mrs A. Mrs.

Woolam and Mi Gene Hallbeck. After a week's visit in Monterrey, the newlyweds will make their home at 521 E. Tylei Mrs. gomg-away costume was a grey suit. Her navy blue straw hat was trimmed in white, and her accessories were navy blue.

She wore a corsage of white roses. Mrs White is a graduate of San Benito High school and Brownsville Junior college. A member of Bela Sigma sorority, she is secretary with the Dabney-Hall Insurance firm here. Mr White, an alumnus of Weslaco High school and Edinburg Junior college, is a graduate of University of Texas. Austin.

He is a certified public accountant with Mothershcad, Simpson. Hamilton and Tumlinson. With service in Asia, he was in the air corps for three years. To Girls' State LYFORD State representatives have been chosen by two Lyford organizations. Juanita Durivage.

15-year-old daughtei of Mr. and Mrs A Durivage will be sponsored by the Lyford-Sebastian American Legion auxiliary. Dorothy Hernandez is alternate. Gay Roberts, 16-year-old daughter of Mi and Mrs. Cecil Roberts, represent Lyford Lions club.

LuUee Cash is alternate. Floral Decor For Churches Discussed WE8LACO A program on church floral arrangements was given at the Garden club ing by Mrs. F. O. Harr last week in the Civic Center.

Mrs. Otis Huffman was hostess for the I ing and the business meeting was i conducted by the president, Mrs. W. L. Kidwell.

At the meeting the group voted $25 to the youth recreation fund, and the project mittee gave a report on the scaping being done at the Memorial Building. After the resignation of Mrs. 1 E. Matthews as recording retary, Mrs. C.

G. Si hockley was elected to replace her. A talk on parliamentary rules was given by Dr. Mabel Gwillim, parliamentarian. The group elected Mrs.

R. A. Dennison and Mrs. John Glaros as delegate and alternate, respectively to attend the State convention of garden clubs in El Paso May 10-13. During the talk on church flowers, arrangements made by club members were shown anti commented upon by Mrs.

Dennison Arrangements were made by Mrs. Glaros. Mrs. Dollie Knowles, Mrs. C.

S. Hartzell, Mrs. Dale Mock, and Mrs. Harry Stark, Next meeting will be held Thursday. Mother, Daughter Tea Staged Treble Clef club held its er-daughter tea Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mary Lee Goldammer, Palm Drive.

31ue and yellow' were carried out decora- lively in the tea floral i rangements and other I nients. On the program Mary Cym Keasler played a piano selection I "Old by Louis Victor Saar and Elaine Garrett sang accompanied by Mary Lee Goldammer. Sally Young who sang "A Little Old I was accompanied by Mrs. Connelly sponsor and Shirley Harris played a piano number by Lisst. Ann piano selection was Jesse and Lois Reuter, president, was accompanied by Mary Lee Goldammer for a clarinet solo by Schubert.

Alicia Adamson played Bells of St. Mary by Douglas Ferber and by Chaminade were played by Mel Beals and Mary Lee Goldam- mer, respectively..