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Canyon Is A Good Place In Which To Live The Canyon News, Canyon, Texas Cheri Ki Ichriste Becomes Bride of M. Wayne Slagle Nuptial vows were solemnized for Miss Cheri Kilchriste. daughter of Mrs A. Harding and M. Wayne Single, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. Slagle, 2340 Knight Dallas, on Saturday. May 10. at 7 p. in the Methodist parsonage.

Rev. Hubert Thomson, pastor, read the double ring service. Mr. and Mrs G. E.

Gibson were the only attendants. The bride chose for her wedding, a two-piece suit with white accessories. Her corsage was of pink and white carnations She was graduated from Canyon High School and at the time of her marriage was employed at J. J. Walker's Drug Store.

The bridegroom completed his education at Nocona, and later served in the glider corps with the armed forces. Mr. and Mrs. Slagle will be at home in Wichita Palls where he is employed with the Southwestern Beil Telephone Company. Shower A tea-shower, honoring the bride- elect was given in the home of Mrs.

J. J. Walker Friday afternoon at 4:30, with Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Joe Cox, and Mrs.

El P. Harding acting as co-hostesses. Guests were greeted as they arrived by Mrs. Cox, the honoree. Miss Kilchriste, and her mother, Mrs.

Harding. Miss Edna Earl Hender- I son presided at the book and I secured the names of the guests. Purple iris and yellow tulips decorated the room where the gifts were displayed. At a table covered with lace and set with crystal, Mrs. Malcolm Cashwell served punch, nuts, mints and white cakes, enscribed in blue with Cheri and Bluebonnets and white lilacs carried out the chosen colors of blue and white in the centerpiece and mantel decorations in the entertaining room.

During the evening, approximately sixty guests called or sent gifts. See how much more a dollar buys at COOPER'S! See how it stretches when you spend it here for top quality foods. Yes low, low prices and the hundreds of super-savings that fill our modern market are proof-positive that you get a GOOD DEAL for a dollar SQUARE DEAL for your money you do all your food buying here where every department offers the best food buys of the every week! dr Tender Crisp lb. GREEN 10c NEW No. 1 Red lb.

POTATOES Pet or Carnation Tall Can 12'Ac Heart of Plains No. 2 Sixe Can Green 12V2C No. 2 Sixe Can 12'Ac Phillips No. 2 Can Pork Beans 12V2C Mission No. 2 Can 12 Vic Scott County Jar 121 2 Fernbrook No.

2 Sixe 12 V2c Hunt's No. 2 Sixe Tomato Juice 121 2 Bunch Carrots 5c Nice Yellow lb. Squash 10c Sunkist doz. 23c Strawberries Arkansas quarts at lowest possible price. SUGAR Pu re Ca ne 10 lbs.

COFFEE Admiration lb. 29c Frozen Foods Birdseye pkg. PEAS Birdseye pkg. 15c Birdseye pkg. 29c Birdseye pkg.

Rhubarb Lipton's Extra Large Skinner's Raisin Bran Gerber's Baby Food Silverfoam SOAP lb. 2 lbs. Jar 31c pkg. Ouaiitq TJieatx. Armour's Sliced BACON American CHEESE Creamery BUTTER lb.

lb. lb. DRESSED FRYERS SHORTENING, lbs. $1.35 Pu re Vegetable, made by the Wesson Oil Snowdrift people OLEG, Numaid 36c PHONE 213 FREE DELIVERY A Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Holman and children have returned to Canyon to make their home after residing in California for the past several years. WILL FlMP HAKMOMV TXf Kiry-MO're ov MAKRlf UFf AI4P MOMf vVUl A nArt AND Mr. and Mrs. Connally Lockhart spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Lockhart's grandmother in Vega.

ational rtOSFUAl PAV twr4 Of rOUMDBK OF MOPERK i opav 1 me Of AR7HUA sum VArt Of 4A IP TCAW ARTHUR WflOTT PtnAPSAf i'm caufp time mikapo) HE Alio WROTE CWR.illAM (OlPlER MME 5 VEAK6 THE WOMEN'S ARMY A0X1UARV WA5 By ACT OP COM6RE5S TMt WORlPAlR- I MAIL SFRvtre I By 20 A40 Ri OH -WltK cmtcwful eiRTHDAy TWFRe ARC OF OWCi Or WAfiUC PEACE COMFCREWCE 1111 AM WENRy born PAV 1001. AMERICAN STATESMAN AMP DIPIOMAT, HE AUA5KA FRCMA RU651A.I867 Dip you kkow 1 MICHIGAN'S OfATE FLOVJtfR IS 1HE APPLE 8105S0M Wedding Rites Are Announced In a beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony. Miss Schaeffer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Schaeffer of the Fairview community. near Happy, became the bride of Rayford Shipman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Shipman of Seymour. Sunday. May 4 Vows were exchanged at 2 in the home of the parents, with the Rev. Gerald Johnson, pastor of the Fairview Baptist church, officiating. Miss Annabel Schaeffer, sister of the bride, played a medley of piano selections which included, Love You "Till the End of Time," and accompanied Misses Mary Wise and La Vinia Amerson.

who sang. She also played the wedding march. Bride's maid was Miss Fayrene Schaeffer, also a sister of the bride, who wore a street length dress of pale blue, and a corsage of pink carnations Hoyle Shipman of Fort Worth served his brother as best man, and ushers were Melvin Schaeffer and Wayne Sluder. The bride, who was given in marriage by her fat hr was attired in a street-length dress of white, and carried a white Bible, For thin" she carried a blue handkerchief. Her corsage was of red roses.

Mrs. Schaeffer, mother of the bride, chose an aqua dress, and her corsaee was of pink carnations. The mother was attired in a black sheer dress, and she wore a corsage of red roses. Following the ceremony a reception was held, and the bride, assisted by the bridegroom, cut the wedding cake, which was baked by Miss Vesta Amerson, friend of the bride. The cake was served with punch to the sixty-seven guests.

Miss Amerson presided at the brides book. After the reception, the couple left for a short wedding trip, and will be at home in the near future at the H. H. Shipman farm, near Happy. The bride is well known in the community and has served as secre tary of the Fairview Sunday school, as secretary and treasurer for the Randall County Sing-Song Band, and co-sponsor of the Fairview Girls 4-H Club.

She is a graduate of Happy High School with the class of The bridegroom served for four years with the U. S. armed forces, thirty-four months of which were spent in the South Pacific with an infantry division. For the past year he has made his home with Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Shipman. He is a nephew of P. H.

Shipman of Wayside. At the present time he is vice-president of the Training Union at Fairview Shower On Thursday afternoon, May 1, at 2:30 the bride-elect was honored with a bridal shower in the home of Mrs. J. W. Wesley, with Mrs.

A. E. Wise and her daughter, Mary, Vesta Amerson and Mrs. T. J.

Myers as co-hostesses. The entertaining rooms were decorated with cut flowers. Guests were greeted by Miss Amerson, and Miss Wise presided at the guest book. Piano selections were played by Miss Annabel Schaeffer. The guest of honor was seated with her mother, Mrs.

E. W. Schaeffer. She wore a dress of pastel gray combined with aqua and rose. A wagon decorated in pink and white and laden with many appropriate and useful gifts for the honoree was brought into the room by Charlene Wesley and Doyle Gene Shipman.

Punch, cookies and mints were served by the hostesses from a lace covered table which was centered with an arrangement of spring flowers. Approximately ninety friends and relatives registered in the guest book. SI HITE CLUB HAS STUDY Dr Leo Duflot was guest speaker for the afternoon when the Sue Hite Study club met Monday in the Thompson Club room. Topic for the occasion was Disorders in Following the program. Dr.

Duflot answered questions asked by the members of the club. Mrs. Virgil Henson, president, conducted the business session when, "Our American was adopt ed as the program theme for the coming year Final meeting of the year will be a tea in the home of Mrs. Robert Jarrett, May 26. when Miss Helen White Moore will present a book review.

Attending were: Mrs. C. Bowen, Mrs. Herschel Coffee. Mrs.

Levi Cole, Mrs. Aubrey Crossland. Mrs Dewey Foster, Mrs W. Haggard, Mrs. Harold Hoard.

Mrs. Henson, Mrs Crews Henry, Mrs. Jarrett, Mrs A. Kieselbach, Mrs. W.

A. Miller, Mrs. W. E. Miller, Mrs.

Hud Prichard, Mrs. Burney Slack. Mrs. Crannell Tolliver. Mrs.

Glenn Truax. Mrs. Chris Wooten, Mrs. Hatcher Brown. Mrs.

Sidney Burgess, and Miss Eula Potter. MRS. CRISTLER RAIN IS PLEASANTVIEW HOSTESS Mrs. Cristler Crain was hostess to members of the Pleasantview Home Demonstration Club in her home, May 8, lor a program and demonstration. Mrs.

R. N. Cooke read a group of poems, and Mrs. Crain presented her committee report. The report from the council was given by Mrs.

John Jennings. The housing demonstration and Play Day were discussed, and Miss Lou Ella Patterson, agent, discussed wiring. Refreshments were served to Mrs. A. W.

Howell, a new member, Miss Patterson, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Hank Decker, guests, and the following members: Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs.

Earl Burtz, Mrs. M. B. Brown, Mrs. Milton Dooley, Mrs.

Bob Robbins and the hostess. Thursday, May 15, 1947 GRAHAM GROCERY ii DREFT, Large 29i ii ii TOMATO SOUP COFFEE, Hill's lb. Heinz 2 for 19c 45c UTE 3 for ENGLISH PEAS, No. 2 25c White Swon PORK BEANS, 2 for 4 No. 2 Can TOMATO JUICE, 2 for 25c 21c Sifert Homogenized CHOCOLATE SYRUP PRUNES, Bulk, 2 lbs.

1 a lb. Jar 23c 25c ii Free Delivery Phone 59 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IS CELEBRATED AT DINNER Children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Bourn assembled in their home Sunday for Mother's Day and to celebrate the forty-fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bourn, which was May 10. A fried chicken dinner was served to 28 children, grandchildren and guests. A number of appropriate gifts were received by the honorees.

Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bourn and children; Mr and Mrs. BUI Bourn and children of Amarillo: Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Strain. Mr. and Mrs R. A Burrus and Bettye; Mr and Mrs John McNeil and children, of Pampa; Mrs. Mary Hill and Steve: Sue Jennings.

Bill McConnell, Shannon Albright. Fred and Ralph Mardis, and Mr. and Mrs. Bourn. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Sternenberg called during the afternoon. DEMONSTRATION MEETS FOR PROGRAM Mrs. A. E.

Wise was hostess to members of the Centerview Home Demonstration Club for the Friday afternoon program. Members answered roll call with Some new electrical equipment I have or plan to get Several named new freezing units. Miss Lou Ella Patterson, county home demonstration agent, discussed, Ahead if You Do Not Include Adequate Refreshments of punch and cookies were served to Misses Patterson, Evelyn Schaeffer. LaVenia Amerson and Mrs. Emil Schaeffer, Mrs.

G. E. Wesley, Mrs. Oscar Reed, Mrs. Clayton Devin, Mrs.

Doris Gillham, Mrs J. Myers, Mrs. Wise, members, and Mrs. Busby and daughter, guests. Miss Irma Sutton returned Monday from a vacation trip to South Texas.

Mrs. I) McElroy lias been visiting with friends in Plainview. REVIEWED AT COl'NTY-WIDE TEA of radio station KGNC reviewed the book, Mrs. by Freedman, when the County-Wide Home Demonstration Club tea was held in the Baptist church Saturday afternoon. Eighty-two members and guests registered.

Mrs. Wayland Angel and Mrs, Crews Henry directed the recreation hour preceding the review. Mrs. R. A Burrus.

council chairman. presided at the tea service, and refreshments were served from a lace covered table, which was centered with an arrangement of tulips and yellow tapers The rooms were decorated with bouquets of spring flowers. R. A. Adcock of Orange, is visit- iting this week in the home of his mother, Mrs.

W. Adcock. Jim Cox of Long Beach. is here for an extended visit in the home of Mrs. Pennie Cox.

Mr and Mrs. A Manley have returned from a trip to Coleman. "I 51 lbs New Candy Flan Slims Dawn Figure Mu L. Hawkins. Texaa at right) I to writjh 1 I wt-mh a of SI thanks to tlrltCMua Vitamin Caiwly kfciunnfC Han.

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J. WALKER STORE Phone Tear out this ad a reminder. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Jennings went to Childress Friday to attend the funeral services for a friend.

G. Heath and John Wright are spending the week fishing in New Mexico. Gordon McCarty of Amarillo was a Canyon visitor Monday. How much life surance should I own? That's a fair question let's talk it over. Your Life Rtpremqfat wt .1.

Shook City Hall Building Canyon, Texas For the Bathing Beauty! $7.90 Super for sun-fun our figure-flattering bathing shorts bra. Brief and boyish in gayest of prints. Styled for beauty on the beach. T. A.

Black.