The Liberty Vindicator from Liberty, Texas • Page 13

OIF INIIEIREIT WOMEN' Liberty, Texas, Thursday, June 5, 1958 When you have news of interest to women, phone No. FE 6-3611 not later than Monday Pre-Nuptial Courtesies Given Miss Mary S. Lamb initiating a round of oourtcsies inspired by the approachiiiK tnar- riajie of Miss Mary Sue Lamb and Jerry Alden Jenkins on June 28, a luncheon at Magnolia liidRe Country Club May 17, honorinK the bride elect. Ifostesses were MiHS Joe Ann Hartel, Mrs. Junior Lloyd and MrH, Herman Ripkowski.

The honoree was presented a piece of sterling in her chosen pattern, by the hosteases. The luncheon table was centered with an arrangement of white gladioli and daisies in the bridal motif. Places were laid for 15, and the guest list included close friends of Mias I.amb, her mother, Mrs. Marguerite Lamb, and Mrs. William E.

Jenkins of Hankamer, mother of the intended groom. A miscellaneous shower last Wednesday in the Mike Splane home was another lovely compliment to the bride-elect. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Splane. Mrs.

J. V. LaFour. Mrs. Hob Martin and Mrs.

Louis Johnson, and calling hours were between 4 and 7 p. m. The refreshment table was covered w'ith a white Maderia linen cloth, and held as a centerpiece a miniature bride and groom on a stand in a bowl. Sw'eetheart roses encircled the figures and Guests of W. L.

Smiths Attend LHS Graduation in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith Friday included Mrs.

T. A. rrilamari and son, Manuel and Richard Hall all of New Orleans. Mrs. Helen John son and Lewis (lammon of Lea gue City and Mr.

and Mrs. U. H. Brown and children, David. Kenny and of Houston, who were here to attend the Commencement exercises of Liberty High School, when the daughter.

Donna Ruth was the graduates. Miss Smith and Miss Evelyn Flynn accompanied Mrs. niari to New Orleans Saturday for a visit. the same roses were floated in Hie bowl. The crystal j)unch bowi was surrounded by gardenias and green leaves.

Trays of tiny bell and heart-shaped open face sandwiches, cookies, nuts and mints comi)leted the table appointments. Mrs. Oscar (Iriffin. the honoree's sister, and Miss Sylvia Crain allernated at serving punch. An arrangement of Calla lillies on an antique buffet in the dining room emphasized the bridal theme, and other arrangements of the lillies, daisies, gladioli and red roses were lovely accents throughout the house.

Miss June Jenkins, sister of the groom, registered the guests in the den at an heirloom table, holding beside the gue.st book, a bud vase of yellow' roses. The hostesses tcxjk turns at guests with the honoree, her mother, Mrs. Margntsrite Lamb and Mrs. Jenkins, mother, and showing the gifts. MISS HOLT GIVES REPORT ON STATE DRT CONVENTION Miss Loas Holt, president of the Franklin Hardin Chapter, D.

R. gave a report of the recent state convention when the group held a regular monthly business and program meeting Saturday, May 24 at 8 p. m. Mrs. M.

R. Splane and Mrs. C. A. ('hambers were co-hostesses in the Splane home.

Miss Holt attended the convention held in Dallas, May 14-L5-liJ as a delegate from the local chapter. A program on Jane Long, is called the Mother of Texas, was presented. During the business session, it was voted to with the June meeting, and meet again in October. Ftefreshments were served to nine members and one guest. Those attending were Mrs.

J. F. Richardson, Mrs. R. W.

Humph reys, Mrs. Nina Mahavier, Miss Martha Mahavier. Mrs. ers, Mrs. Splane, Holt, and William West and H.

C. McMurtrey both of Cleveland, and Miss McMurtrey of Cleveland was a guest. Carilyn Canon Becomes Bride of Thomas P. Parker Carilyn Frances Canon of Waco and Lieutenant Thomas Powell Baker of Austin and Albequerque, N.M. were married in the F'irst Baptist Church of Waco May 27, on the 25th wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Cary Doss Canon of Waco. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Thomas P. fiaker of Austin.

Mrs. J. W. Baker and the late Mr. Baker of Dayton are the groom's grandparents.

Dr. Harold Lindsey read the marriage vows before an altar banked with greenery and rose Junior Trivium Club Holds Installation of Officers The i or Trivium slaie of was installed on May 27 in the final meeting of the year, held at the City Hall. Mrs. J. C.

Smyth w'as installing offic-er. In a very effective ceremony using a wheel as her theme, Smyth designated each officer as a spoke and the remaining members as the Juib, Mrs. Perry Spell, Jr. introduced Smyth. Mrs.

Bobby Blake is the new president; Loyce Humber, first vice presiflent; F'rank second vice-president; T. Q. corresponding secretary; Sandra Cocke, recording secretary; John Kemp, treasurer; Bob Mea (lor, parliamentarian a Mrs. Charles Fisher, reporter. Meditation was presented by Fisher.

Hosteses were ANNOUNCING DR. RICHARD C. BELLAMY sidan Arnold and Ray Alford. Flight new members recently elected were welcomed. the installation, departmental meetings were held for the purpose of organizing f(jr the new' year.

Mrs. Bill lilake was chosen chairman of the American Home Department. Serving with her next year will be J. FI Worthy, vice-chairman; Mrs. E.

P. Gregory, secretary. Topics to be studied by the department next year include foods, sewing and good grooming. The F'ine Arts Department will have as their program topic. of Definite Periods and Their Chairman of this department is F'isher; vice-chairman, Mrs.

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Fastest Service That (Quality Will CL 8-4161 I 6-4652 Wednesday Circle Gives Love Offering to MYF The Wednesday Circle of the First Methodist W. S. ('. S. held a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.

Buck members and tw'o guests, Mrs. Archie F'leming and Miss Betty Letzig attended. At a previous meeting Mrs. W. B.

Jackson was hostess to the group and seven members were present. The circle voted to give funds in the love offering to the Y. F'. fund to purchase a jeep for a Valentine was hostess to the circle last Wednesday morning, for the linal les son of the current study, Seven members were present. A slate of new officers was elected at this time and include W.

O. chairman; vice-chairman; W'. B. Jackson, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. A.

L. F'rench, reporter; Mrs. Thos. J. Haberle, program chairman and Phil Silva, committee chairman.

H-D STUDY CLUB CONCLUDES YEAR WITH INSTALLATION he Hull- Daisetta Study Club held the final meeting of the club year on 28 in the home of R. J. Champagne. Mrs. Howard Disharoon i)resident, presided.

The opening prayer was given by iioy Abshier. F'ollow'ing the business meeting, Disharoon introduced Jim LeVrier. LeVrier installed the slate of new' officers, who will serve for a term. Mrs. Disharoon will serve again as president; Mrs.

Joe Hudson, vice-president; Mrs. Elmer Thompson, treasurer; F'red Seal, corresponding secretary: James Chalfant. parliamentarian: Lee Kaemmerling, recording secretary and Mrs. Clyde federation counselor. After the installation Mrs.

Champagne and Mrs. Kaemmerling were co-hostess for a brunch served to the 20 members attending. trees. Mrs. W.

J. Wimpee, a former Daytonite, i)layed traditional wedding music and accompanied Miss Pritchard of Livingston, ViH-alist. The bride was gowned in a formal princess dress of candlelight organza fashioned with a portrait yoke of Alencon lace outlined with seed pearls. Miss Cay Day was maid of honor and F'rank Cfx)ksey of Austin was best man. Bridesmaids were Beverly Thomason of Livingston, Miss -Vancy Flarrison of Waco, Mrs.

Jeff sister of the groom, Iowa City, Iowa. Sheryl Canon of Abilene and Marcelyn (Jooch of Port Arthur were junior bridesmaids. Lt. Zolin lUirson of Albuquerque, and Val Canon of Abilene, cousin of the bride, were groomsmen. Phil Sanders, Ted Edwards of Austin, and Paul Windsor, Jr.

of cousin of the groom were ushers. Roland Gooch of Port Arthur, the cousin and Dwyer of Waco were candle- lighters. The bride received her degree in art from Baylor University last month. She was a. member of Athenean Club and Rhapsody in White Chorus.

In li)55-5B she was wing sponsor and was Sweetheart of Arnold Air Society. Lt. Baker is a 195ti graduate of Baylor where he was a member of American Institute of Physics, American Chemical Society. Arnold Air Society and Alpha Chi, national scholarship Society. He is in nuclear research in the bio-physics division of the Air Force Special Weaf)ons Center at Kirtland Air F'orce liase Albuquerque, where the couple will make their home upon their return from their honeymoon.

Among the many out of town guests was the grandmother, J. W. Baker of Dayton. Hoffinan-Mebane Wedding Is Solemnized in Dallas DAYTO.V—Miss Lyvonda Hoffman and Wallace Curry both of Dallas were married in Highland Park Pres.1)yterian Church Saturday, May 24 in a candlelight ceremony. Parents of the couple are and Mrs.

Wallai'e C. Mebane. Sr. of Dayton and and II. Hoffman of Ballinger.

Texas. (liven in marriage by her brother, the bride wore an informal length gt)wn of peau de soie and lace. Her veil of illusion was caught to a crown of seed Mrs. Grimes Attends Graduation of Nephews R. T.

Crimes has returned home from a six-day trip to Waco and a ba k. She was accompanied home by her sisters, Mrs. Frank Cowsert of Austin, and Miss Cora L. Coleman of New York City, who is in Austin. Mrs.

(irimes and her sisters attended commencement exercises of Baylor University in Waco, Friday to see a nej)hew' graduate theie, and went to Mabank to at- tenti the high school graduation of another nephew on Monday. Mrs. Cowsert and Miss Coleman returned to Austin Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Johnson returned this week from a.

visit in with her sister, Toney and family. Mrs. Toney is the former Lilley of Liberty. Making the trip with Mrs. Johnson were J.

B. Baker and J. R. Winifred of COUPLE ANNOUNCE ATTENDANTS FOR JUNE 21 WEDDING DF have been announced for the wedding Nelson to Wil liam 1', Warner of Liberty, whii'h will be solemnized June at p.m. in Devers Chui'ch.

Rev. William B. Oliver. HI. pastor, will perform the ceremony.

Mrs. David Nelson of Shaw S. Carolina, will be the matron of honor. Charles W. Warner of Grapeland will serve as best man.

Tshers will be Lt. David Nelson and Nelson Waldrop of Liberty, Pianist is Horace Whittington of Devers and soloist will be F'rank Galloway, also of Devers. The house party for the reception will include F'ranoes Bozeman and Miss Charlene Kik erboth of Beaumont; Miss Cheryl Jones, Winnie; Carol Jones, Stowell; Sue Nelson, Dayton and Miss Shellie Warner, Mrs. Matthews By Shower on Departure a handkerchief shower last Wednesday in the T. O.

Kelly home honored Walti'r Matthews before her departure to make her in Tomhall this week. She has lived in Daisetta more than years. than 30 friends and neighbors called. She was presented with two milk glass lamps by the hostesses, Mrs. Kelly and F'red Swensen.

Everything for Water Skis Ear Plugs Nose Plugs FUN! Swim Fins Goggles Fishing Equipment LITTLE LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS HOUSE 1931 Triuity FE (j-5166 pearlK. and she carried a nosegay of pink rosebuds. Dr. Arthur V. Boand read the marriage vows and Sam Parker, organist, played traditional wedding music.

Miss Juanna I). Hoffman, and Dougla.s Mebane of San Antonio were honor atendants, David Hoffman served as ringbearer and Joe Jaros of College Station lighted the candles. Valton Hoffman of liallinger. Dr. David Mebane and served as ushers.

F'ollowing the reception which was held in the church park)rs, the couple left for a wedding trip to Nassau. I'pon their return they will make their home in Dallas, where they are both ein ployed. Among the out of town guests was the groom's mother, Wallace C. of Dayton. GARDEN CLUBBERS TO ATTEND SCHOOL AT LAMAR COLLEGE Several members of the Liberty Garden club plan to attend the se annual iJarden Symposium at Lamar College June 24 2.5.

Mrs. Roy Slover, Mrs. Roy and E. Shelton will attend the two-day sessions and oth ers are expected to make reserva tions. District IV, Texas Garden Clubs, Inc.

and the Flxtension Service of Texas College have plan ned the program to include plant diseases and their control, laws and lawn care, landscape planting, flower arranging for special occasions, soil conditioning, and an evening program on feature lighting for home gardens with barbecue dinner, $1.25 extra. Registration fee for the daytime program is and is limited to 200. The entire program is open to anyone wishing to gain more knowledge toward home and garden beautification, it is announced. Slover urges club memb ers to get in registrations at once to Mrs. W.

V. Newton. Lamar State College of Technology of Vocations, Beaumont, and make checks payable to Gard en Symposium, and to give complete mailing address with each registration. Dayton Art, Craft Exhibit Has Outstanding Entries DAYTO.V—.Mrs. P.

Majors. Wilfred Moreau and Mrs. A. L. Hensarling of house guest of her mother, Majors, were hostesses for the first Amateur and Crafts FIxhibit on the lawn of the home Sunday afternoon.

June 1. -Among the 30 oil paintings on exhibit were portraits, abstracts, and conventional Still-Life. The several landscapes exhibited were handled in a contemporary manner, especially the one of houses, done by C. Graves. Among the portraits submitted was one of Mrs.

Wiley Smith, done by her husband, and an Betty Sue Brock Weds Thelbeit Hilton Friday In Ceremony at Devers MOSS Hilton and Miss Betty Sue Brock were married May 30 at 8 p.m. in the home of the mother, Mrs. Betty Broi'k at Devers. Attendants were of Devers and John Lee Harlan of Austin. The couple will reside in Liberty.

Out-of-town guests included and Mrs. Mach Odom. Ivan F'ranklin and Mr. and John Lee Harlan. Around the Town R.

LIVINGSTONS and Mrs. R. have re cently returned home from Goldth waite and Star, where they attended a Star school honuH'om ing. They were met there by their daughter and family, and Mrs. M.

Plunilee and son. Danny. Mr. and T. H.

Hamil ton of Goldthwaite. formerly of Willcox, returned home with the Livingstons for a weekV visit. Places visited while they were hert included Beaumont. Sour Lake and tlalveston. where and Mr.

Hamil brother, John W. Hamilton of Star, is a patient in John Sealy Hospital. The T. H. Hamiltons returned home Sunday.

CHILDREN VISIT Visiting in the Rex Tucker, home on vacation, and to attend the graduation of J. from Liberty High last F'riday was another son, Rex, Jr. and wife and son, Ronnie, and a daughter, Jimmie Watts of Las Vegas, E. J. Tut'ker is spending this week in Denmin Springs, La.

visiting Rev'. Leon form erly of Liberty. LEAVE Joe Ann Hartel, Lionell Eleanor Mearns. Miss Rilda Kirkbam of Auabuac and Mihh Peruicp Pitts. Houston, will leave Saturday on a two-weeks trip to Las and Los Au geles, and other poiutii of interest.

HERE FROM NEW ORLEANS W. E. Williams and son. ilolt from New Orleans. have been in Liberty several days, visiting with sisters.

Miss Loas Holt auii Mrb. C. Uuiouihby, Jr. MISS SITTON IS HONORED AT FINAL ROUND OF EVENTS Continuing the numerous social affairs honoring Sitton, bride-elect of James Wilson, were two showers last Saturday. In the morning at 10:30 Alex Waugh and Mrs.

Ti. W. Pickett, Jr. were co-hostesses to a pantry shower for Miss Sitton. The affair was at the Waugh home, and 30 guests came at the designated hour.

Cokes, cheese cake, coffee cake and other varieties of sweets were served from the bountiful refreshment table. A group of close friends of the bride-elect were invited to a per- shower in the W. S. Holt home Saturday aiternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs.

Holt, her daughter, Mrs. Duncan Martin, Joe Burns and daughter, Miss Louellen Burns. Yellow and white were the chosen colors of decoration carried out in the table centerpiece and refreshments. Miss Olga Jean Christopher poured punch. Receiving with the hostesses were the mother, Mrs.

A. Sitton. and graiuimother, A. H. Lee and S.

P. Wilson mother of the groom. Tuesday, June 3 was reserved by Mrs. Lee Flill for a luncheon she and her daughter. Miss Lahoma Hill planned tu honor Sitton.

(luests werej Httendanfs of the wedding and the house party. Rehearsal dinner Tuesday night at Ridge Country Club was given by parents. and Mrs, P. Wilson of Baytown, when they entertained the wedding party. CATHOLIC LADIES TO HOST JUNE 12 DISTRICT MEETING Ladies of the Immaculate Conception Parish will host the district meeting of the Council of C'atholic Women on June 12 at the City Hall in Liberty.

have been de- to of the various jobs in connection with the meeting, Sim DeHlanc and Mrs. Billie Allison are in charge of reservations, and all ladies of the parish are urged to attend the meeting and to make reservations with them not later than June i). The program will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a business meeting. Luncheon will be served at noon by the ladies of the Immaculate Conception Parish.

The meetinsi will close with Benediction at 3:30 p.m. On the food committee are Mrs. Tad LaF'our and T. J. High tower; Registration.

Mrs. Bradford Pickett; fables, chairs and linens, Lawrence Hajousky and Lem Winfrey. Officers are to be on the Hostess Committee. cellent likeness of Judge W. S.

Neel painted by his daughter, Derr. More than 2-'. exhibits in oil. water color, charcoal and crayons were done by children, including an outstanding one "The Purple People by Larry bright. Sevfrul of tels and charcoals were also done by adults.

lovely pieces of hand painted china and some cpramics wnre exhibited in the Crafts de- Others who exhibited large paintings were Hensarling. M. (s. Bell. E.

W. Jansen. Tom ('ollins and Carrol Lep Bagley of Dayton and gue.m artists Mrs. Ora Sessums of Corpus Christi and A. FI Spear of Baytow n.

The refreshment taitle placed on the lawn was laid with a lace cloth over green. F'or center decor it held an alabaster vase holdinii yellow gladoii and yellow daisies. Luke La in bright, and Mrs. served lime sherbert punch. Derr registered the many Dayton guests who called, and out of town guests L.

Ball and daughter, Billie Ann of Miss, and -Mr. and C. O. Broussard of Humble. The many art lovers requested the Art be made an annual affair.

Whittington Reunion Attended by 13(5 hundred and thirty six attended the Whittington reunion Sunday. Re-elected as president was Mrs, Parr of Sour Lake. Secretary is V. Myers of Devers. Relatives attended from all parts of Texas, California and other states.

Adults Enroll Today For Sewing Classes At Liberty High School adults desiring to attend classes in clothini; construction are to at Liberty High School, today (Thursday) at a. ni. to enroll in the summer classes to be held each Tuesday and Thursday morning during the month of The classes in the Homemaking dt'parfment of l-iberty High School will he conducted by R. Biggs and Jack Crawford. idiases of clothing construction will be covered during tho mouths sessions.

MRS. WHARTUN VISITS S. W. Wharton has just returned from a ten-day visit with her mother. B.

Hunter in Sedalia. She also visited other relatives in the vicinity. LAWN SUPPER FOR BRIDE-ELECT AT BILLINGSLEY HOME A lawn party and supper at the home of L. Billingsley on 21 was a delightful prenuptial compliment to Mar jorie Nelson, bride-elect of Wil-! nam T. Warner.

Hostesses werej A. Billingsley, i Billingsley and Mrs. Lloyd Billingsley, table centeri)iece of vege tables and candles in hurricane i holders were the featured de-! coration for the outdoor affair. Card games were played by the guests following supper. Close friends of the honoree and her intended groom made up the guest list.

TO VISIT DISNEYLAND J. M. Rich and two graiiddaugh ters, Joann and Janet Waugh left Sunday for a ten-day visit to Disneyland. Suiiinier Senioster I FSI IF SCHOOL oi iimm; Tap Ballet Acrobatic Jazz Ballroom SjR'fiiil Cliisscs lor Adults In Ballroom Dar.ciiig LEARN THE LATEST STEPS! LADIES EXKKCISK CLASS Stay Trim and Relax from Cares It the Fun Wav II, V.F,\V, HALL THE fabulous Will Continue for One more momentous Week SHOP NOW and SAVE! Fabrics, Notions and the Nccchi the FABRIC SHOP MAIN FE.