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liruno-Chilet Pre -nuptial parties honor couple r' fori) oree at a Bridal Luncheon, Saturday, January 24, at noon at the home of Mrs. Marvin Schauf. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Schauf were Mrs. Burton Berry, Mrs.

Freddie Baragona, Mrs. Howard Jones and Mrs. Myron Foster. "Ji'S. Steel River Band to play at Country Club The hostesses served Hot chicken salad, peas and mushrooms, congealed cranberry salad, hot rolls, coffee and tea.

The honoree was presented with a red camellia, as were her mother, Mrs. A. N. Bruno, her grandmother, Mrs. N.

B. Bruno, and the groom-elects' mother, chair, and Shelvia Stansell and Marsha Rogers) have been making a great many preparations for the second event of the year for the club's general membership. She added that the committee is hoping for a large turnout by club members for the dance which will begin at 8 p.m. ending at 12 a.m. Mrs.

Carle Chiles. The hostesses' gift was a pair of brass candlesticks. Miscellaneous Shower Miss Bruno was honored at a miscellaneous Shower at the home of Mrs. Prentiss Castle, on Saturday afternoon, January 24. Hostesses were Mrs.

Castle, Mrs. Charles James and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis. The honoree wore a gray two-piece suit with a white silk blouse, complimented by a white silk flower corsage, presented to her by the hostesses. Corsages were also presented to her mother, Mrs.

A. N. Bruno, her grandmother, Mrs. N. B.

Bruno, and the groom-elect's mother, Mrs. Carle Chiles. After opening her many lovely gifts, guests enjoyed a dessert, "Texas Delight" and coffee or cokes. A brass sconce was the hostesses' gift to Miss Bruno. Party Line The "Steel River Band" has been selected to accompany Cupid's arrows at the Valentine Dance at the Lake Bruin Golf and Country Club next Saturday, February 14th St.

Valentines Day. Club publicity chairperson, Sue Simpson said Monday, the Valentine Dance committee (Margie Wood, I 'r i iiiinniiBriiifti1i.ii for Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 Mrs. James Andrew Stockton, Jr. Skinner, of Greenville, S.

sister and brother-in-law of the bride; Miss Melinda Corkill, of Harlingen, Texas, sister of the bride; Mr. Richard Corkill, of Houston, Texas, brother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Connell, of San Antonio, Texas, grandparents of the bride; Mrs. Edna Mae Adams, of Pasadena, Texas, Grandmother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Mayo and family, of Pasadena, Texas, Aunt of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Morehead, Jr. of Bryan, Texas, aunt and uncle of the bride; Mrs.

Ed Y. Berry, Jr. of Waterproof, aunt of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Y.

Berry, Jr. and family of Waterproof, cousins of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shifrin, of Houston, Texas, sister and brother-in-law of the groom; Mrs. Leila S.

Biggs, of Bruno is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nicholas Bruno of Monroe. Mr. Chiles is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Carle Clifton Chiles, also of Monroe. Bridal Luncheon Miss Bruno was the hon John of Vicksburg, Patsy Parks Reed and her husband, Wayne of Glen Allen, Jimmie Ruth Keyes Doyle, and her husband, Louie, Jimmy R. Adams, Bill Mcconnell and his wife, Betty, Lavonne Woodruff Watts, with her husband, Maurice, all of Newell-ton. Two members were not present, Dane Darnell and Arthur Galloway.

Other Newellton graduates present were, J. D. Bumpers with his wife, Cindy, from Baton Rouge, class of 1949, David McCain, and his wfie, Juanita of Wisner, Class of 1949, Charles Wood and his wife, Shirley from Vicksburg, class of 1951, Vera Cockran Henson and her husband, Johnny of Silas, class of 1951, Tommie Jean Lee Leake, and her husband Sam of Newellton, class fo 1951. Three former teachers, Leo Thames, of Baton Rouge, Janie Bounds and Bea Ratcliff of Newellton enjoyed the fellowship and talking about old times with the A delicious meal was prepared and served by Jimmie Ruth Doyle and Lavonne Watts. I il mmmmmmmmmmmm 1 4 Karet Gold Chains, Earrings Couple to reside in Waterproof OFF and Recent parties in St.

Joseph honored Miss Elizabeth Marie Bruno, bride- elect of Cliff Carlton Chiles, whose marriage will be solemnized Saturday, February 14, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at Jesus the Good Shepherd Church in Monroe. Miss Elsa and Charlton Forgot-ston were in Dallas last week for a few days visit with their children, Bill and Monica Forgotston. Barbara Allen, with her daughters, Ann McCoy, and Elizabeth, with a friend, Cindy Carey, and her sons, Chad and Keith, all of Dallas, are visiting Barbara's parents, Mary Alice and Brother Guthrie. Mary Lynn McMain, with her sons, Frank and Daniel, from Baton Rouge, was a week-end guest of her parents, Doots and Lindsey Coit. Leo and Norvel Thames of Baton Rouge were Saturday night guests of Elizabeth Lynch.

Lavonne and Maurice Watts visited their daughter, Sandy, in Houston, for several days. Ed Dandridge is at home after having minor surgery at Glen wood Hospital in Monroe. Susan and Ronald Vestal with their children, M'liss and Neil, from Lafayette, visited their parents, Jackie and Wallace Prather. On Saturday, January 31, the class of 1950 of Newell-ton High School held their 30th reunion. At the home of Jimmie Ruth and Louis Doyle.

Class members present were Jimmie Lee Mcln-tyre and his wife Virginia of Lake Providence, Bill Tatum with his wife Lela, from Cleveland, Helen Wilson King and her husband, Austin, Texas, Grandmother of the groom; and Mr. Raymond W. Vowel, of Austin, Texas, cousin of the groom. Necklaces Cuff Links Watches Cameos, etc. 1 .4 jSMPj Britts Pharma Newellton, La, In The Old Ford it.

ffi ''l r' Auto Sales mx ffh 1 Miss Gena Mae Ruth Morehead of Kingsville, Texas and James Andrew Stockton, Jr. of Waterproof, were married December 27, 1980 in Christ United Methodist Church in Kingsville. The Rev. C. Jordon Mann officiated at the 4 p.m.

ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Morehead of Bay City, Texas, formerly of Kingsville.

The groom is the son of Mrs. Claire Louise Stockton of Kingsville and the late Dr. James A. Stockton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a designer's gown of all white chiffonette and re- embroidered lace.

The bodice, which formed a natual waistline, was enhanced with re- embroidered lace and fashioned with a wide Queen Anne neckline, trimmed in seed pearls. The full double bishop sleeves gathered into Victorian cuffs of re- embroidered lace, also trimmed with a scattering of seed pearls. The full skirt fell into a chapel length train. The finger-tip veil of illu sion was edged in re- embroidered lace and was held by a cap, covered in matching lace and dotted with dainty seed pearls. Georgia Anderson, sister of bride was matron of honor.

Bridesmaids were Misses Beth Vickrey and Cathi Wolfe, both of I V' vur Edward Y. Berry, served his cousin as best man. Groomsmen were Charles W. Bentley of El Campo, cousin of the groom, and Harvey Shifrin of Houston, brother-in-law of the groom. Ushers were Richard Corkill, brother of the bride, Bobby Sharpe and Sammy Fugate.

A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church fellowship hall. The brides table was displayed all in white chiffon and lace. The three- tiered cake was decorated with a cascade of fresh red and white carnations. Silver candelabras were displayed on either side of the cake. The grooms table was done in earth tones.

A centerpiece of pine cones and candles set off the double- ring red velvet cake. Members of the Houseparty were mesdames: Jim Hoover, Richard Hochstedler, Bobby Sharpe, and Cephus Lack. Also Misses: Laura Weimer, Terri Weimer and Debbie Hill. Honorary members of the Houseparty were: Mrs. Gary Skinner and Miss Melinda Corkill, sisters of bride; Misses Susan Stockton and Mary Lou Stockton and Mrs.

Harvey Shifrin, sisters of the groom. After a wedding trip to Corpus Christi, Texas the couple is making their home at Wavertree plantation. Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. F.

Gary sewing NATCHEZ Pendants CY Building) wi ft Ii-4 3 sin tf I vf fir cA SOUTHERN SAMPLER) fine fond MAIN sr. ft beu you a new St. A "IT 11. For the convenience of St. Joseph and Waterproof customers there is now a mechanic on duty and the service deoartment OF AM IOL S.

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