Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 2

TWO THE CORSICANA DAILY RUN, MONDAY, AUGUST 28. 1948. Week-End Activity At Local Soldier Hospitality Center "Cadet Co-Ed" hostesses at Service Hospitality Center during the week end were members of Groups IT and ITT. with Miss Barbara Jester, Miss Barbara Byrd and Miss Maud Muller Burleson as captains. Those in Groups and TT who served Saturday were: Misses Bet tv Stoll, I.ynn Morgan, Ellen Purifov, Barbara Byrd, Susan Dunbar, Betty Wheelock, Virginia Smith.

Bobby Jo George, Jane George, Joan Douglas Bnrara Jester, Connip Logsdon. Buena Allvn Watt, and Jean Brown Group III served Sunday with Misses Fern Sumner. Pauline Sumner. Rosemary Blackburn, Betty Owen, Buena Allyn Watt, Angie Martin, Dorothy Love, Carolyn Mogaritv, Margaret Clowe, Griffith, Margaret Sutton, Geraldine Bishop, and Jeanette Purlfoy present during the afternoon, Miss Helen Bonner, sponsor, was by Mrs Fielding Atehley and Miss Jane Smith. Senior Mrs.

Christopher Knox was senior hostess in charge during the past week and week end. Her assistant hostesses were: Mrs, Frank Brock on Monday; Mrs Cullen Dunn and Miss Fannie Greenlee, Tuesday; Mrs. Ralph Stell, Wednesday; Mrs Elmer Butler and Mrs. Ballard George, Thudsday. Mrs.

Robert Wheelock Friday; Mrs. Luther Johnson, Mrs. Lynn Sanders, Mrs. Ralph Stell, Mrs. J.

MeCammori and Mrs. Knox, Saturday; and Miss Adelaide Robinson, Miss Mabel Bonner, Mrs. John Scarborough, Mrs. Ben Blackmcn and Mrs. Knox, Sunday.

Floral Contributions. Mrs. Tracy Smith and Mrs Bell White were in charge of florid arrangements for the week end Large and beautiful bonquets of pink, white and yellow zinnias and other summer flowers were placed at cantage points throughout the Center. Sunflowers with yellow zinnias and canna foliage Were used on ths side table, and pink zinnias on the front table. On the coffee services were dahlias and zinnias in shades from deep red to light pink.

The sr.ack bar was centered with white zinnias in deep crystal container Mrs. J. E. Butler Jr, was captain of the Canteen Corps that served refgreshments during the week end. Mrs.

Edwina Milam was co-captain, and assistants were Mmes. Lloyqd Kerr, Robert Taylor, Karl Blackwell, Miss Mabel Bonner, Miss Elizabeth Kelton, Mmes. Margaret Patrick, J. W. West, Luther Larrison, R.

R. Range, Robert Watt, W. K. Steele and Pat Brown Refreshments By Episcopal Women Refreshments were furnished by members of the St. Auxiliary and St.

of the Episcopal church. They were: Mmes. Fred Allison, Roy Brewington, Dan Hamill, Mary Mason, Estelle Skelton, Lloyd Kerr, J. E. Butler H.

J. Ellis, T. B. McNernev, Sid Story, W. A.

Mow lam, F. B. McKic, H. B. Jester and R.

L. Hamilton. Mmes M. S. Dockutri, W.

H. Hastings, H. D. Johnson, Roy Love, W. A.

Rang, Julia Mirus, P. C. Charles High- r.ote, R. N. Holloway, E.

Tuttle, O. W. Holmes, M. Polk, Robert Watt, A. A.

Guess, E. Butler and Wm. Clarkson. Misses Martha Sullenberger, Josephine Watt, Stella Johnapelus, Elizabeth Mowlam, Buena Allyn Watt, Margaret Kerr, Tula Johnapelus, Frances Broadstreet, Mrs. Walter Stebbens, Mrs.

Karl Blackwell, Mrs. John Harris Mmes. Gerald McClur.g, A B. Hanson, R. Wheelock Norris Lovett, E.

M. Polk Doyle West, C. B. Bronson, Fred Allison and Robert Cason. Rice Visitors Are Lawn Party Honorees Mrs Ida.

M. Harper honored her house guests, Mrs. S. A. Moore and daughter Carol, of Odessa, and Misses Mary Joe Brown and Peggy Gray of Ennis with a lawn party at her home In Rice during the past weekend.

Seats and a table were placed under a large lighted three where guests enjoyed punch and cake. Forty guests joined In games and refreshments. to Assist in Open House "Cadet are to assist in the Pan-American open house for Latin American aviation cadets Thursday evening from 8 until 10 at the Kinsloe House, according to announcement. Monday by Miss Helen Bonner, sponsor. Girls are to he at, the Kinsloe House by 7:45 in formal dresses.

SOCIAL REVUE PETROLEUM JEllYTHISWAY Press Moroline between thumb and linger. Spread slowly apart. Long fibres prove Mnroune'a high quality, tor diaper rash ami ckahug. triple size, 10e. Mr.

and Mis. Tipton and Jack Reeves have gben to Texnr kana. for a ten-day visit with relatives. Wayne Ashmore has returned to Midland, following a week end ivisit in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, L.

Ashmore ana family. Wayne Is assistant geol- jogist 'with the Magnolia Petroleum (Company, with headquarters in I Midland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rawls have igone to Houston for a week's visit with relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Bryant and daughter, Cecile, have returned from a visit with Goose Creek relatives.

Mrs Anna Daniel spent the week end with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Hervey, In Dallas. Mr. and Mrs W. M.

Forester and their young grandson, Bill Davis, left for Houston on Thursday to spend the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Hylan Davis. Bill has been a guest in the home of his grandparents here for the past, several weeks. Bert Taylor of Teague, lineman for the B. and R.

I- Railroad, was a business visitor In Corsicana on Saturday. Miss Nancy Cade of Dallas is a guest of her aunt, Miss Kitty Hestilow. Senator Tom Connally, who was a Corsicana visitor last week, has been named honor guest of a picnic that is being sponsored by the Temple Chamber of Commerce for the evening of August 27. Marion R. Church of Dallas, whose wife is the former Susy- belle West of Corsicana, was one of the three recent puchnsers of the Heart of the Hills Inn, resort hotel 16 miles from Kerrville which has been popular with Corsicana vacationists in the Heart of the Hills country for years.

Out of town guests in attendance at the wedding of Miss Betsy Hollister and Edward Seaman at Highland Park Methodist church on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fortson of Corsicana, Mr.

and Mrs. Queen and Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F.

Bartlett of Rice. Miss Helena Underwood, daughter of former Corsicanans, Dr- and Mrs. George Underwood, was a bridesmaid at the wedding. Mrs Warren D- Ambrose of Fort Worth, a former resident of this city, was joint hostess with per daughter-in-law, Mrs. Joe Ambrose, at the home of the Warren Ambroses, Eagle Mountain Friday evening for a miscellaneous shower and supper complimenting Miss Madline Fisher, bride-elect of Aviation Cadet Kelton Smith.

Mrs. Joe Ambrose will serve as one of the bridesmaids in the wedding. In a list of activities for entertainment and pastime of service men in Waco over the week end, it was noted that Mr and Mrs. Allen Ixive, former Corsicanans, conducted a bingo party on Saturday evening at the USO club. Miss Maizie Shields of Dallas is visiting in the home of her grandmother, Mrs.

S. E. Robinson, and other relatives- Harry Blanding of the Temple Daily Telegram, spent part ot nis vacation in Corsicana last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blanding Sr.

Mack Harrell, Texas baritone of the Metropolitan Opera who appeared here as the W. J. McKie Memorial attraction last spring, has been signed to co-star with Dorothy Kirstscn, Metropolitan lyric soprana, on the new radio feature, which will be inaugurated on September 5. Corsicana friends will he csted in knowing that Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Hanger, formerly of Mexia, are celebfating their golden wedding anniversary at their nome in Fort Worth today. tolerance and trying to do Is the only rule they recommended for marital success Miss Shirley Hanson of San Antonio is visiting in the homes of Mrs. J.

Walker, Mrs. M. A. Tekell and Mrs. John C.

Martin Jr. Pfc. Robert Lynn Pugh left for Smyrna, on Saturday, following a ten-day visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Pugh. Second Class Radioman Franklin T. Martin and wife visited Mr. and Mrs.

Harry B. Martin here last week. Leon Levy, who is stationed at the Waco Army Flying Field, spend the week end in Corsicana with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Robert James Banner, who received his ensignship at Northwestern University last week, armed in Texas by plane on Saturday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boh Banner of Ennis, At the conclusion of a 23- day vacation, he will be stationed 'Miami, Fla, Rev, R. W.

Nation was speaker in the adult department of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist Sunday schoon Sunday morning- His subject was Challenge in Remaking the Miss Martha Rogers has returned from an extended virtt with her mother. Mis. Billie Rogers, in San Antonio. Miss Laura Bess Honeycutt of New Ijondon is visiting Miss Pansy Ware. Mr.

and Mrs. William McPhall of Houston are guests in the Luther Larrison home. Mrs. Jack Boltz underwent a tonsillectomy at the Navarro Clinic on Saturday- Mr. and Mrs.

J. A Armstrong week end visitors in Houston. Miss Eihelene Roe, who is employed at the Consolidated Air- L-raft plant In Fort Worth, spent she week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Roe at Drane. Mrs. McAfee and sons, I Joe nnd Bobbie, have returned from a visit with relatives at Arn- trlllo. Miss Blanche Castles ha saccept- p(l a position in the public schools of Midland.

Mrs. Beauford Jester and family have returned from a two visit with Mr. Jester in Austin. Sgt. Johnnie E.

Gunter has returned to Camp Pickett, afUr spending a 15-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs C. O. Gunter, Route 3. Corsicana.

Mias Josephine McDonald of Houston has returned to her home after a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McDonald.

Pvt. Tom S. Chandler, of Ennis, who has many friends in Corsica na, who will he interested In knowing that he Is a prisoner of the Japanese government and is being held at Philippine Prison Camp No. 1, according to information received by Ennis relatives Pvt. Chandler Is a member of the Army Air Force ground crew, and prior to sailing for foreign duty in November, 1941, was stationed at Hamilton Field, Calif.

Mrs. Albert A Guess returned Sunday evening from Oklahoma City, where she visited Mrs. Ralph Guess and little daughter, Rollin Ann. Mrs. Earle Campbell left Wednesday by train for St.

Louis, where she will join her husband, Pvt. Earle C. Campbell, who is stationed at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Mrs. Campbell was accompanied by Staff Sergeant and Charles Burks, who have bene visiting Sgt, parents for the past ten days.

Mrs. Campbell will he remembered as the former Helen Conner, and will be located at 7327 South Broadway, St. Louis, at the present. Pfc, David Whitaker, Camp Barkley, visited relatives here last week. Miss Ina Mae Neagle of Seymour is visiting her uncle, J.

C. Gilly and family. Robert Werner left on Saturday evening for a week end visit in Houston Greenville Girl Weds Army Officer Friday Evening The marriage of Miss Mildred Faye Spradling of Greenville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Spradling of Orange, and Lieut.

Rex B. Werner of Greenville, son of Mr and Mrs. John Rohert Werner of Roswell. New Mexico, was solemnized in an impressive twilight ceremony on Friday evennig at the home of the bridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs John C.

Martin 1615 Cherry avenue. Rev. Marion Harris, cousin of the bridegroom and former school-mate of the bride, read the single-ring service before an improvised altar fashioned of multiple ivory tapers in goold candelabra and a i profusion of Picardy gladioli, which adorned the mantel and was accented by a roping of green leaves. The candles were lighted by; Miss Elizabeth Harris. Miss Exa Claire Love, pianist, played Old Sweet as a pre-nuptial melody, and used Bridal Chorus from as the processional.

The bride, who was given In: marriage by John Martin was attractive in a beige gabar-. 1 dine suit with turf tan accessories, 1 and shoes and bag of lizard. For i floral charm, she wore an orchid combined with stephanotis, and entwined with illusion. -She was attended by Miss Bil- lie Barkley of Grenville, as maid of honor, who wore toast crepe with a corsage of Mystery ga-1 denias. Attending the bridegroom a- best man with Lieut.

Mike E. I Mershon of Majors Field, Green-1 ville. Reception Was Held An informal wedding receiption was held immediately following the ceremony. The table i was laid with handsome gold i satin cloth, whirh was a family heirloom. Gracing the center of the table were crystal candelabra, embellished with a rnassave ivory satin bow in which were tied gold leaves, silver bells, and Picardy gladioli.

The two-tiered, satin; iced wedding cake, topped with miniature bride and groom, and CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday, August 23rd. 4,00 P. The Women's Missionary Union will meet in circles at the First Baptist Church, 4:00 o'clock P. Society of Christian Service will meet in regular session at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist Church. Tuesday, August 24th Air Activities Club in Meeting Friday The Air Activities Women's Club met Friday, August 20, at Kinsloe House, with Mrs.

Dunning Bright and Mrs. Van Hartman as esses. 7.00 P. Business and professional Club will I Mrs Phil Dunklin presided dur- enjoy a picnic at Magnolia Lake, with Mesdames Ethel the business meeting i and Nell Castles as chairman of arrangements. Wednesday, August 25th 12:30 o'clock The annual College Fashion Promenade will be held at Kinsloe House, with Mrs.

Joel C. Trimble in charge of arrangements. Thursday, August 26th. 7:30 P. The American Legion and Auxiliary will meet In joint session at Legion Flail.

7:30 P. Night will be observed by young people of the First Methodist Church, with Mrs. Winnie I-ee Rankin in charge of arrangements. 8:00 P. Pan-American Round Table will honor the Brazilian and Mexican Aviation Cadets of Corsicana Field witn a reception at Kinsloe House.

The citizens of Corsicana are cordially invited, according to announcement by Mrs. K. Steele, director of hostess organization. Friday, August 27th. 7.00 fifth in a series of Summer Night Suppers will be held at Kinsloe House for the benefit of the members and theii guests.

Reservations will close on Wednesday evening at. 6 time members of (he program committee, Mrs. T. M. Warden, Mrs.

H. C. Gissell and Mrs. Van Hartman presented ideas for the Kinsloe House program Reports were made by various committee chairmen. Mrs.

S. Dysinger, war works committee, asked volunteers for cakes and cookies for the Service Men Hospitality Center. Luncheon guests were: Mmes. F. Stewart, O.

Patterson, John Keel, R. L. Spiller, R. J. McMurray, W.

B. Calhoun. Robert Fry, Phil Dunklin, H. Calkins, T. Warden.

M. Graham, Dunning Bright, Ralph Greenway, Leon Taylor and Vess Taylor. Mrs. V- A Ferguson, Miss Carol Neeman Mmes. Edgar Zwicker, S- Armstrong, Wendell Huddleston, George Banteleon.

L. S. Dysinger. R. Works, T.

H. Tipton, Edmondson L. Edmondson Miss June Ed mondson, Mmes. Walter Lewis, Flollis, Harvey Gissell, C. E.

Martin and Howard Naylor Saturday, August 28th The next meeting will be The graduation dance for Class 44 A of Corsicana meeting for members for the purpose of electing offi- 9:00 o'clock Field will be held at the Corsicana Country Club Pvt. J. C. Collier, stationed at Camp Roberts, has qualified for the communications division of the infantry and is about half through with the course. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Collier, 1304 West Thirteenth avenue. Pvt.

Collier was employed by the Rail i way Express Agency before going crystal punch service completed 1 2 He WM a the distinctive decor. Mrs. Gu- IMPORTANT NOTICE COLLEGE STUDENTS College students are asked to call the Daily Sun office as soon as possible and give the following information: Name, parent's name, college, classification, and date leaving for school. The list of fall college students is being compiled and the above information Is needed immediately. eers.

It will he held at Kinsloe House on September 3 at 12 member of the Corsicana High Tiger football team for three years, having been selected as all-District 10-AA halfback in 1941 and 1942. Collier finished Corsicana High School at Christmas, 1942 lick Robinson, aunt, of the bridegroom, served punch and Mrs. L. N. Johnston registered guests in the book.

After a wedding trip to Roswell and Ruidoso, New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs Werner will reside in Greenville. Mrs. Werner attended high school and Wesley Junior College in Greenville. She is a member of Tes Gai Sorority, and while attending Wesley College, was honored by being elected the most popular girl.

Lieut. Werner is a graduate of New Mexico A. and M. College I frmtefT 1 where he was a member of Sig-1 ma Alpha Omicron Fraternity. He Two brothers now serving with is now stationed at Majors Field the United States Armed Forces as an instructor with the U.

S. who had not seen each other in Pvt. W. T. (Bill) Cook of the U.

S. Marines is home on a 30-days furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Cook after spending eight months aboard a ship in the South Pacific A graduate of Corsicana High School, Pvt. Cook tcok his preliminary and sea school training in San Diego, Calif. At the present time he is stationed in the Army Aid Forces. Miss Shirley Hanson of San Antonio, niece of the bridegroom, was an out-of-town guest. A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Williamson Sunday morning at 11:45 o'clock at the Navarro Clinic. The young man has been named Alvis Oarrell and both he and his mother are doing nicely.

SALVAGE your old shoes! Bring them Into our modern shop for complete and reasonably priced service. With rationing one cannot afford to be careless with such a precious commodity. We renew as we repair. VISIT OUR REPAIR SHOP p0NT 30 GREEN SHOE SHOP East Fifth Avenue. Shop with large Electric shoe Henderson Girl Is Wed Here Sunday to Warren, Man Miss Angie Marie Gray, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. E. Gray of Henderson, became the bride of C. E.

Gorman of Warren, in a ring ceremony at the parsonage of Eleventh Avenue Methodist, church on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 with Rev. A. A Peacock officiating at the single ring ceremony. The bride was attired in navy sheer, trimmed in white and accessorized in white. The bridegroom is stationed at Corsicana Field, and he and his bride will reside at 409 North Main street.

Miss Lera Elizabeth Barber of Warren, was an out-of-town guest at the wedding. Currie H. D. Club Last Friday The Currie Home Demonstration Club met August 20 in the home of Miss Donie Abbe After a short business session the meeting was turned into a social affair. The main event was an old time spelling bee and the namink of the books in the Bible.

Mrs. Abbe won the prize. She was given many gifts as it was also her birthday. Refreshments were served to six members and six visitors. The next meeting will in the home of Mrs.

Pauline Jones. List of Models for College Fashion Show Announced Plans have been completed for the Back-to-College Fashion Show at Kinsloe House on Wednesday at 12 30 and models for the promenade have been announced as follows: Jane Jackson, Patricia T.onev, Mavdell Weatherby, Betty Trimble, Barbara Jester. Constance Logsdon and Betty Jo Benton. Decorative features of the luncheon tables are being designed by Mesdames Bell White and R. R.

Range and other members of the decorations committee, and general arrangements for the show are being made by Mrs, Joel Trimble, chairman of the style show committee of Kinsloe House. Flowers by Telegraph are being wired to every part of the country without restrictions and being delivered Now, more than ever before, there is need for the cheering message that flowers bring! i AND PEARSON 502 West 4th Ave Phone 286 Phone 286. Dallas Girl to Wed Navarro County Man On September 21 The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Caroline Hunt to Lieut, (jg) Loyd Bowmer Sands was announced at a tea in Dallas Saturday given by Mrs. G. Hill Will Sands of Chat- three years were reunited in Sicily recently, according to a letter leceived by their parents Mr.

and Mrs. Joe kormos, Corsicana Route No. 5. Staff Sgt. R.

A. Kormos, 24, U. S. Army Air Forces, ground crew, in the service for the past three years, and Lieut, Frank Kormos, 28, U. S.

Army, Ordnance ir the service over two years, are the brothers. Both also served in Africa but did not see each other. They are graduates of the Corsicana high school. A letter dated Aug. 11, from Sgt.

Kormos told of i 4 -1 the Sicily meeting. Another son, lZ Cm i Louis Wm. Kormos. also a is the daughterof Mr. andMneH, CorsiCftna high school praduate, Di DaL stationed at San Antonio, is spend- and Sands 18 the son of ing a ten day furlough with his parents.

Supper Night at Kinsloe House Be Observed Friday Guest Speaker and on Program I Mrs. L. C. Polk was presented as guest speaker in the Young Adult Department of the First Methodist Sunday School on Sunday morning by the Young Women's Bible Class, I with Miss Sarah Holman as pro-j gram chairman. Mrs.

Polk discuss-j ed the which is sponsored in East Corsicana by the First Presbyterian Church of this i city. Special music for the program i was given by Mrs. Joel C. Trimble land daughter. Betty who sang Thou, Mv with Miss Carolyn Megarity at the piano.

Returns Home From Month's Stay in Portland, Ore. Mrs Orville Harrison has returned from a visBt with her husband, who is a machinist mate in the S. Navy with headquarters In Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Harrison had the pleasure of viewing the beautiful roses that have made Portland famous, and snow-capped Mount Hood, which is the pride ami joy of Oregonians.

She enjoyed a cruise up the Columbia River to the shipyards, whpre from one to three ships are being launched each dfMrs Harrison saw ships from Russia docked in Portland harbors for repairs, on which the entire crews were Russian Rtid some of them were beautiful, Mrs. Harrison says. Mrs. Harrison reports that Portland and its citizenship are especially cordial to servicemen and their relatives. Highlighting one of the programs was the personal appearance of Ginger Kodak pictures of points of interest in the Portland vicinity were secured by Mrs.

Harrison as mo- mentoes of her trip. Former Corsicanan Injured in Dive David Houston, formerly of Cor- i sicana and Wichita Falls, is in a I Lake Charles hospital suffering neck injury. It is reported Housa an employee of the Consolidated Steel Corporation. Orange, dived Into shallow water Sunday, Aug 15. His condition is improving and he is expected to return to his work within the near future, his sister, Mrs.

F. Fountain, Corsicana, was advised in a message received today. Supper night, summertime fea- ture of the social calendar at Kinsloe House, will be observed Friday evening at 7 according to an announcement by Mrs. Christopher J. Knox, president.

Mrs A. A. Guess has been named chairman of the social com- mittee for the occasion and Mesdames Bell White and R. R. Range will have charge of the decorative features of the supper tables.

Members of Kinsloe House are requested to make reservations for themselves and their guests not later than 6 Wednesday, evening. Sun Want Ads Bring Results Spencer Corsets and Supports Individually designed for you. MRS C. It LLOYD, Rout 2, Kerens, Texas Registered Corsetiere with 10 years experience. Have something you need? Try a Want Ad and and convert It cash.

Just phone 163. WORLD LARGEST SHIER AT SCHOOLS Sept. 6 1942, as an aviation cadet graduate at Foster Field, Victoria. He is a graduate of Texas A. and M.

College. WALTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 030 WEST FIFTH AVENUE PIANO ANO VIOLIN INSTRUCTION COMFORTABLE STUDIOS. REGISTRATION AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD SEPTEMBER TENTS TELEPHONES: 880-200. Corsages Carnations, gardenias, roses, oi chlds, in attractive boxes WEST END FLOWER SHOP 112 S. Beaton St.

Phone 844 THE EDWARD FRENCH HEARN STUDIO for in PIANO and VOICE and COMPOSITION The Art of Accompanying Openlne Date MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1048. to Artist 133 NORTH 13TH ST. TEL. Mr.

and Mr field. The w'edding will take place at the home of the bride-elect Sept. 21 st. Miss Hunt is a graduate of Hockaday School and a former student at Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. She is a graduate of the University of Texas, where she was WTand 'Mrs'.

a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. The bridegroom-to-be attended the University of Texas. He received his commission from the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Florida, At the tea Saturday, the announcement was revealed on individual white cakes lettered in pink. The table was laid with a lace cloth, and the centerpiece was cranberry colored. Baby Daughter Born To the E.

B. Travises Mr. and Mrs. Elsie B. Travis announce the arrival of a daughter, Nancy Ann, who was born Sunday at 12.45 p.

at the P. S. Hospital. Nancy Ann weighs seven pounds, two ounces, and both mother and baby are doing fine. Congratulations are being extended the parents and grandparents, Mrs.

Mattie L. Travis, and W. R. Deskin. Dr.

Bryan H. Keathley, a native of Frost and until recently pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Clovis, N. has been commissioned a first lieutenant In the Army School for chaplains at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. H. Keathley, old Frost residents, Dr.

Keathley is a brother to H. W. E. Keathley, both of Corsicana He served in Wor'd War I and later was national chaplain of the American Pvt. Noble Sessions, who is stationed at Patterson Field.

writes that he is improving aftei three stay in the hospital. Technician Fifth Grade Roy Berryhill, son of Mrs. A. J- Berry- hill, 815 West Ninth avenue. Cor- sicana has qualified as marksman with the United States cali- her 30 carbine rifle, at his station in Camp Beale, Calif.

Second Lieut. G. W. Pollan, 24, son of Mr- and Mrs. Jess D.

Pollan, Rice, has been promoted to a first lieutenant at the Army Air i Forces basic training school, Goodfeilow Field, San Angelo, Texas, a Hying instructor for the third training squadron there, Lt. Pollan received his commission i Are Looks Like Tops For Fall DO WE HAVE A SIMPLE WAY TO CHEER A SICK FRIEND Ever notice how easy it is to get the when ill? Well, if you have a friend who is sick, a simple way to cheer him or her up. Stop in or phone us, and tell us you want a bouquet of fresh flowers for a convalescent. Both you and your friend will be delighted with our selections. This is such a nice way to cheer a friend and it's so inexpensive too.

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