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Friday, January 24, 1947 6600. EL PASO TIMES FJ FW. HOME 6600. Pa 7 'Y' Square Dance Planned Tonight Th regular weekly square (fane 'Mr. And Mrs.

Ball Will Celebrate Gen. Claire Chenr.ault's Flying Tigers. A delegation of leaders of FJ Paso Chinese colony attended the ceremony and was honored at the be held in the Army Navy the Silver Wedding Anniversary Feb. 2 Y. A.

from 8 to 10 p. m. Fri rceptmn which followed quarters of Ci lonel ar.d Mrs. Fi Moore -Tanner Ceremony Will Be Held Friday R. AND MRS.

H. C. TANNER of Anthony, are an-iU the approaching marriage of their daughter, Iva Jean, to William A. Moore, son of the Rev, and Mrs. J.

C. Moore of Anthony, formerly of Paso. The wedding will be solemnized at 8 p. m. Friday in the First Baptist Church in Anthony.

The bridegroom-elect's father, pastor of the church, will of- day the Biggs Field Square- In thl inn ion the Post Wong MackiDance Orchestra playing. Mrs. W. R. AND MRS.

PRESTON B. BALL have issued silver inscribed invitations to their 25th; were Richard 4w Doo, Wong F. Chuck. JT. Tolbert will in charge, ef wedding anniversary celebration to be held from 3 to 5 p.

m. Feb. 2 in their home, Jung, Law iWoo Suev. T'-m Mar. KufT ee.

hostesses. 2100 North Kansas Street. Chung ar.d Ju-Git-Hoy. Bouquets of old fashioned flowers will be used In decoration and the table will This square dance is held an the Army every Friday evening, and all servicemen are Invited to attend. centered with cut work: embroidered linen, a wedding gift to the couple from the late Mrs.

A. Montague. Other wedding gifts of old silver COI OM I. I.OSGFFIJ.OW II.U Co! Newton Lonafellow, com- ficiate. tr.and'ne officer of Biis Field, was; and crystal will also be u-ed.

Mi? Constance Paternal), who was bridesmaid at the wedding, and Chinese Honor Colonel Fisken FJoiver Show Poster Contest Announced Fort Bliss Thursday afternoon. ireooveni from a severe cold I SCARRUROl'blf DIPROVIVO. Presentation of tlie medal' was in William Beaumont! Former County Judge M. Scar-Brig. Gen.

Hobrtt M. Montague. where he was' borough. Ill with pneumonia in taken Wexinesdav i condition' Southwestern General HospttaL vai director of the Antiaircraft mAKitt as' grt. i described Thuisday night a neir-i Gmdei Missile Branch.

A review! a very good fieneia! condition. i Fort Rhss trmiiis. in Colonel' lllii.ois' 1.1!! (rtl rovt produced Scarboroush a as hospi tallied Sun- Tl)e bride will be given in marriage by her father. Ca'la gladioli and pcvd palms 'A ill be used to decorae tne church for the adding. Miss Tanner, a enior at Anthonv Union High School, has chosen Stella Buliard for her maid of honor and Miss Betty New tome and Col.

A. D. Fisken, plans and Mis. W.ckhffe R. Curtis, the funner I F.stner Pickett, who was flower preside at the coffee table I Flora Ball, daughter of Mr and M--s.

Ball, will sirg Siings which were ooouiar in the 1920s. training officer of the Antiaircraf the: day for nat was at first beuevei Guided Missile Branch. TheiFis-kei honor, followed. He incir.e for "irit rash incir.e state dairy farmeia. to be an attack of influenra.

I accompanied at the piano by Miss 'Artillery School, was presented ceived the decoration for his out standing work in assisting tne Ruth Matiiews. Mrs Mabel 1ne Chiuese Army. Navy Seeking UWQ posters to promote the Southwestern Flower Show. i Apnl l-20 in Paso Coliseum. i.M:.

Percv Bailev. chairman, an- Miss Modeli Pack null be fort. Sister of Mrs. Ball, will assist Chinese Army in its antiaircraft defenses during the year he served Air Force Medal in a formal mili tary ceremony on Noel Field at its antiaircraft artillery officer i'h nounoed Wednesday art students in high f.fth through the J2th eludes in public, private and: schools were invited toi enter a contest, designed lu product! 'posters which will be The. doses March 14.

I Judges are Major Cen. John L-j jHoiner, commanding general of tliej i Antiaircraft and Guided Center: Gen. Sebastian Burriguete; with receiving. Mrs Bail, eminent artist, a member of a prominent Fl Paso family, was Kate Krause in her girlhood. All friends of the couple are invited.

of contest rule. Mrs. Minnie Clifton, supervisor of intermediate grades of Public Schools, will di-lect the work. Subjects must be of ee'ieral interest to flower growers and such as will inspire interest in exhibits which will be in the show, in whnh eight stales and VISITOR Mrs. John X.

Janes of Vancouver, B. (above), is visiting her mother, Mrs. Guss Lines and her brother, George Lines, and family in Alpine. Mrs, Janes cume to Alpine to greet her new niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Lines, born Dec. 30. Mrs. Janer uill MR. MOORE is a gradate of El Paso High School and it now In hit sophomore year at 1he College of Mines "where he is majoring in journalism.

His her was pastor of the Maaoffin Avenue Baptist Church in El Paso for seven! years. James Pritchett will be Mr. Moore'i best man and ushers v. ill be Gerald Mulloy and Myion Interne. A RECEPTION' will be held in the parsonuce after the wedding ceremony.

Bouquets of mixed flowers will be used to decorate the candlelighted rooms. iAndrutie. commandine generjl of the Juarez garrison: H. B. Fulwiler atid Ellis Mayfield.

Prizes of SI for winning schools, as wpII as two Brand nries of $5 Mexico are expected to participate. SEATS AVAILABLE FLAGSHIP SERVICE TO BOTH COASTS end MEXICO Time-saving, Dependable Air Servtit at Low C.t ner nusounu in nrr- j. each for individual artists in grr.de and hiili schools will be awarded Second and third prizes of $2 ana! 1. te-j-ectively, also will be pre-' ted. AH posters will be dls-i iu can'f fiavc soaps, wookns, port, Texas, in the near future.

played in public buildings and prior to the show dates. Fiitties will be judged March 21 jod names of winning artists and M-hooit will be announced March Mrs. A. D. I-org, chairman of the school di islon of the fiower and a committee of fiv ewomen to be named la'er.

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