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SUNDAY DECEMBER 21 962 ereniony cremonfy yrT' Wr oreign Students Yule Party Slated KjeUW J1M Gifts of fun and fashion for youngsters ROGER CONANT by 498 to 1698 gloves CHRISTMAS Lamp Sale SAVE ou5e 3820 TEXAS AVENUE Jr Mrs Walter Berndt Mrs Haupt and Mrs Kidd assisted at the reception which followed the ceremony (Photo by Van Dyke Studio) and Mrs Lamar Zim NITA NEWBERRY Women's Editor and her hat was of shaded green and copper silk roses 'Her ac cessories were blends of green The mother wore a gown of beige silk with matching accessories Both wore orchid corsages A member of Delia Gamma sorority the bride attended the University of Texas and State REE GIT WRAPING REE PARKING happy settings for festive dining A ur Collared Coat will thrill your young miss choose from a selection of styles and colors with trims of minkfox ormouton 'by Curtsy Coats sizes 3 to 14 reg 2500 to 4998 and Vz off The Air orce ROTC wives will be hostesses for the Decem ber luncheon of the Club to be held Thurs day at Briarcrest Country Club Appetizers will be served at 12:30 pm Arlen owler Presbyterian student chaplain at Texas College will present a Christ mas story following the lunch eon The program also will fea ture Christmas music by stu dents of Stephen Austin High School under the direction of James Austin' Reservations may be made by contacting either Mrs Benjamin Christmas festivities for Bry an College interna tional group will begin Thurs day evening with a party at the YMCA on the Texas Cam pus Col Robert Melcher is mailing invitations to all College international students and their wives for the event to be held from 7:45 to 10 pm Members of the faculty from abroad also are invited Sponsors of the annual event are the International Relations Study Group of the local branch' of the American Association of University Women and the Campus Study Club Entertainment will include a performance by irst Methodist Church Bell Choir Students of Mrs Eugene Rush will read poetry selections General chairman of the event is Mrs Carter Litch field Her ''committee is Mrs John Ashton Mrs Bossier Mrs James utrell and Mrs George Goodman Decorations chairman is Mrs red Smith The committee is anxious for the party to be an outstanding example of American holiday hospitality for international vis itors Mrs utrell and Mrs Goodman are asking all AAUW University of Pennsylvania She is employed at Braniff Airwaya in Dallas The coupletwill live in Dallas where the groom is manager of Irby Mayes Man's Store in Pres ton Center He is a graduate of North Texas State University They will take a wedding trip to Paris rance Smith or MrsJJonald William son by noon Tuesday Club members also are re minded to make reservations this week for the Christmas formal to be held riday Dec 14 at Briarcrest Country Club Tickets are $5 per couple and music will be presen ted by the Stardusters Mrs Cliff Whitehead treas urer and Mrs Timothy Thom as secretary will take reserva tions from members only until Dec 8 Reservations ior local guests may be requested from Dec 8 to 10 Enjoy dining in one of these handsome Early American set tings Theres a wonderful variety of tables chairs'and stor age truly beautiful furniture for every kind of din ing You'll love their rich hand rubbed Nutmeg finish subtle detailing authentic Colonial hardware Every piece carefully crafted of selected maple and birch Open collection for living dining and bedrooms for every room In your home WEDDING PLANNED Mr merman 1014 Burt Bryan announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Sue to Roger Boughton son of Mr and Mrs Boughton of Mangham La The future bridegroom is a sophomore veterinary medicine student atTexas College and Miss Zimmerman is employed at the college The wedding date will be announced later Gifts or Boys ties all styles 69 to 100 cuff links 100 to 250 Carter's ski knit pajamas 306 and 350 shirts 1 to 20 198 to 398 Teenagers register for a $5 Gift Certificate to begiven away each week members to assist this effort by supplying cookies for the'event You may call either Mrs utrell or Mrs Goodman if you are able to help Since visitors fr6m abroad are always interested in meeting American families members of the AAUW' and the Campus Study Club and their husbands are invited to attend No formal written invitations are being sent Io Americans Ji 1 i MRS GERALD (ormer Mary Helen Scoates) 608 College Holiday Dresses in a variety of elegant fabrics plus an exceptionallymerry batch of Christmas red frocks sizes 1 to 8 Ski Sweaters will please the rugged young man on your list See a wide selection that includes cardigans pullovers in flat and bulky knits sizes 3 to 20 300 to 1198 Important Accessories: white gloves 100 jewelry 100 orlon acrylic knit caps? 198 bunny fur muff and hat sets 300 and 498 Gifts or jBabies: baby purp me towels 100 Mrs Day's infant shoes' 250 Carter's sleepers 200 up stuffed animals66 to 598 ame5 (3e(clier Steep Hollow Club Slates Sausage Supper The Steep Hollow Community Club will have a sausage and pancake supper Thursday at the Community Center Anyone who enjoys pork sausage and pancakes is invited to corfie between 5 and 10 pm The pure pork sausage is being prepared by Mr and Mrs Roy oster who are known for their unique way of smoking and seasoning sausage Plates will be sold for 50 cents each with all the pan cakes one can eat Proceeds will be used for the building fund Quilted Robes 500 up6re just one of gift ideas from Joyce's little girls lingerie selection Negligees with gowns 898 petticoats by Her Majesty 200 to 500 can can panties l00 leotards 100 to 295 Mildred Hughes Is Entertained By Bridal ete Miss Mildred Lee Hughes bride elect of Timothy uchs 'was honoree for a "per sonal shower riday at the of Miss Wanette Holle man 1106 24th Street Hostesses for the party were Miss Holleman Miss Melba Adams and Miss Sadie Mae Hughes Miss Mary Hughes and Miss Georgia Hare assisted the hostesses in serving refresh ments to the 20 guests attend ing Refreshments of punch and cake were served from a table covered with blue lace over a blue cloth Blue stock blue carnations and white roses cent ered the table Blue lace over a blue cloth also covered the gift table: Teachers Set Monday Dinner The Brazos County Association annual Christmas covered dish supper will be held at 7 pm Monday at Anson Jones Junior High School Speakers will be Stuj eon Texas StateTeaohers As sociation public relations repre sentative State Senator Bill Moore and State Representative David Haines' They will discuss coming legislation which may affect the Reaching field One of the bills that will be discussed is the Text Book Selection Bill Gayle Todd president of the local teacher organization urges all teachers to attend Guests will be" wives of the speakers i Unitarians Set Sunday Mee ting Rev Horace Westwood min ister of the irst Unitarian Church of Houston will be guest speaker for the meeting of the Unitarian ellowship of Brazos County Sunday The group meets on the first Sunday of every month at 8 pm in the YMCA on the Texas College campus All in terested persons are invited In a candlelight ceremony I Wednesday evening in St Mat thews Episcopal Cathedral in Dallas Miss Linda ouraker be came the bride of James Rea 'S gan Belcher The former Miss ouraker is the daughter of Mrs Leroy Levi ouraker of Bryan and the late Mrs ouraker while the groom is the son of Mrs James Miller Belcher of Dallas and the late Mr Belcher Tall slender tapers in brass I candelabra formed the back ground at the altar The bride given in marriage by her brother Lawrence our aker of Boston Mass wore an ensemble of ivory and gold bro cade peau de sole The sheath dress with scooped neckline was covered by a brief jacket with Mardarin collar and self cov ered buttons Her shoulder length veil of rench fell from acirclette at hrnradp carriedabouquet of wnite orcmas on a wnite Bioie 1 Honor attendants were Miss Patricia Tidmore and George Elson of Dallas Miss Tidmore wore a soft green sheer wool I sheath and a gold corsage The mother choseSn Italian silk dress in reseda green (Photo by Neiman Marcui) MRS JAMES BELCHER (ormer Linda ouraker) The Bryan Daily Eagle! Miss Mary Helen Scoates and Gerald Edward Shearer were married riday Nov 23 at 7:30 in the evening at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs William Daniels Scoates 202 College View Bryan Parents of the groom are and Mrs George Henry Shearer Sr of Bryan The date was the 52nd an niversary of the paternal grandparents Mrs Dan Scoates the late Mr Scoates of College Station The Rev Arlen owler of ficiated at the double ring ceremony Miss Barbara Sue Cook and Mark Hall were honor attend ants Music was presented by Miss Cathy Hall Mr Scoates gave his daugh ter in marriage The bride wore a floor length "gown fashioned of antique ivory taffeta over laid with net The head dress of heirloom lace and net and lace elbow length gloves com pleted the 'costume Her only adornment was a strand of pearls She carried a white Bible topped with white carna tions or sentiment the bride carried a handkerchief which belonged to her maternal great grandmother Miss Susan Page Johnson of Hillsboro cousin of the bride registered guests in the book Mrs Wilkes Sr of Hub bard Mrs Sam Johnson of (Photo by Roland Chatham) Hillsboro Mrs George Shearer SHEARER 8 'Tome Si Setting Air orce Wives Hostesses or OWC Christmas Luncheon 'V: Jr" r' i Lkl hw JIWI WWJMMNSMMDI' klBirrjLTBffii'WMffi 1 HAA a Hts a Ls j'v kr VZ MIW 0 Jf ti'n CpiScopal (anaieiignt kJ imp 1 17! mmbiimmipiiiim 'r i Ws BfiSal ma rMwa "TtJfflWI Hl ruiM Ji MlkRi I IB I 'r S' wmKmBBW 'T tP 1 xKfe a 1 ft 'ix um i Ml CwVvkn i' I fem kr'ih 1 1 'ji I JarSftk'A'li A xoP St rf 't "I "A 4 1 ncNauMS to nt U'T Kirn 4H rlM tBaWWttll vjtu'nUt Jrtm It HMkl A BBeI a BmIR I ar Tf" fl rojir 2 Jf tt Jl UJ a a a lOTjnMS rrr 'ur i ww W5 Mil '4'0 1 JH: 1 Jr 1r Vl ra MmaagB eaa I 5 fl1' I 4.