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THE BRYAN (TEXAS) DAILY EAGLE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 THREE Cool AS A PENGUIN! In Wash Silk39" wide 1.39 yd. and IN Feel SHANTUNG Fresh Look Printed and Plain 40" wide yd. Splash Print Crepe 45" wide yd. A beautiful assortment of buttons. All colors seam binding 4 Zippers many sizes and colors, including white.

THE FABRIC SHOPPE YOUR EXCLUSIVE FABRIC CENTER 213 West 26th Street Albums By Artists "Something Old" "Love Songs" by Rise Stevens "Dearly Beloved" "I Love You" "Lover" "Lover Come Back to Me" and others PIANO MUSIC by MENDELSSOHN Played by Vladimir Horowitz "Wedding March" "Variations Serieuses" "Songs Without Words" and others "Something New" Original cast of BRIGADOON, the new Broadway hit! "Almost Like Being in Love" "From This Day On" and others "DUEL IN THE SUN" by Boston Pops orchestra From the epic film "Duel in the Sun" "Something Borrowed" "Concertos for Dancing" Freddy Martin "Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto" "Cornish Rhapsody" "Intermezzo" and others "Nutcracker Suite" by Spike Jones with apologies to Tchaikovsky "Something Blue" Helen Morgan, the original torch singer "Body and Soul" "Why Was I Born" "Don't Ever Leave Me" and others Waller on the Ivories "I Ain't Got Nobody" "Basin Street Blues" "Rockin Records Appliances BETTER HOMES 314 N. Main Phone 2-1642 HENRY BERRYMAN, Manager Rites Solemnized May 16; Both SHST Students The Huntsville Item of Thursday contained the following announcement of interest to Bryan friends: "Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Henry Renner announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Ruth to James Edward Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Carson of Bryan." The wedding took place Friday, May 16, in Willis. Rev. Charles E. Schneider, Methodist pastor read the marriage vows. "Miss Earline Singleton was the bride's only attendant.

The bridal couple are both students in Sam Houston State College, -Huntsville, where both are majoring in voice." "Mr. Carson is a veteran of two years. service in the U. S. Mr.

and Mrs. Carson will continue their studies and will reside in Huntsville until graduation. They will arrive in Bryan Sunday evening and will visit his parents through Monday. Miss Eleanor Baker Honoree at Shower, And Theater Party Miss Eleanor Baker was honored recently by Mrs. Russell Brown with a "cup towel" shower at the Brown home made lovely with bowls of fragrant gardenias.

Games and contests were enjoyey and a refreshment plate of cake topped with ice cream and iced tea was served by Misses Jeanine Brown and Ann Blanton to the honoree, and Misses Miller, Georgia Eileen Botting, Eugenia Anne Baker, Pat Scheihagen, Mesdames E. A. Miller, Joe R. Barron, Bill Scheihagen, H. C.

Hertel, Beulah Botting, N. C. Baker and Wesley Stevens. On Thursday afternoon Miss Baker was honoree at a picture show party and surprise personal shower with Mesdames Jack Ashworth, Joe R. Barron and Miss June Wiley as hostesses.

Gardenias in crystal bowls adorned the living room of the Ashworth home while rose hued zinnias centered the lace laid tea table. The refreshment service was of crystal. Sharing with Miss Baker the afternoon courtesy were Mrs. Goldie Ruth Brians, Bob Boyett, Irby Pittman, Misses Betsyanna Patterson, Patsy Scheihagen, Eileen Baker and the hostesses. The biggest noise in the business world is smart enough to keep quiet about it.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Siegert are announeing the engagement and marriage of their daughter Dorothy Ann, to Jack B.

approaching of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cargill.

The wedding has been Cargill, son set for the afternoon of Sunday, June 15. Susanna Wesley Class Meets Thursday at Fellowship Hall Mrs. Kate Williams and Mrs. Charles Gorzycki were hostesses for the meeting of Susanna Wesley Bible class on Thursday noon at 3 o'clock at Fellowship Hall. Mrs.

Forrest McGune gave the devotional and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas a reading on "Our Flag." Mrs. C. B. Crouch led games and the class made a contribution of $60 to the building fund of the First Methodist church.

Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostesses to 18 members. Hay making time on the farm marks the beginning of a season when farm accidents always run high. The gears and cutting mechanism of haying machinery take a big toll of casualties each year, Humming Bird NYLONS Make You Feel do Right! There's both chic and confidence in Humming Birds! They make your legs lovelier, fit as if tailored especially for you! And how they wear! Once you've known Humming Birds, you'll never be satisfied with less. Sizes (to smart richer colors. 45 and 51 Gauge $1.65 $1.95 Eugene Edge Son ON THE CORNER ATTEND VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 16-27th Social Calendar Saturday Miss Eugenia Anne Miller will be hostess at the home of her rents Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Miller, on June 7 z-7 o'clock for the re: hearsal dinner for members of the Baker-Cotton wedding party. It's your own fault if you are contented to remain discontented.

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUNI Liquid Sunshine ay Helena Rubinstein Sensational sun tanning lotion and insect repellent! Filters the harmful rays of the sun and keeps your skin soft. Non greasy. Fresh, tangy scent. The whole family will enjoy it! 150,.85 plus tas Lester's Miss Rosanne Foster, whose engagement and approaching marriage to Garland Reed Albritton is being announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George G. Foster. The wedding will be solemnized on Friday, July 25, at the First Baptist church. Mr. Albritton is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Minor Albritton of Kerens. from relatives and friends. Mrs. Harold Vance telephoned Bryan friends on Thursday that Mr.

Vance had successfully undergone surgery at Scott- White hospital in Temple on Wednesday and was doing as. well as could be expected. Mrs. Vance, Miss Vance and Vergne Fagin, of Los Angeles, business partner of Mr. Vance, will remain at his bedside for some days.

Baker-Cotton Bridal Party is Announced; Wedding on Sunday Miss 'Eleanor Baker and her fiance, Donald Frederick Cotton, announce their attendants for their marriage, which will be solemnized late in the afternoon of Sunday at the First Methodist church. Miss Eileen Baker, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor, and bridesmaids will be Misses Eugenia Anne. Miller, Anna Dell Koontz and Alberta Cotton of Pittsburgh, sister of the groom. Helen Lynette Sample will be flower girl, and candle lighters will be Miss Myrl Baker, another sister of the bride and Miss Grace Norman. Sam L.

Collier of Pittsburgh, will serve as best man. James C. Baker, the ebride's brother, Joe R. Barron and William Gabig of Pittsburgh, will be the ushers. Rev.

Walter R. Willis will be the officiating minister, and Mrs. Joe R. Barron, the bridal soloist will be accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Albert Goodman who wail alsO play the wedding marches.

Where They Go And What They Do Mr. and Mrs. Gene McKee, Mrs. Lorraine Thompson and Miss Carrol Bayshore from St. Louis, arrived in Bryan Wednesday to attend the marriage of Miss Betty Thompson to Gene Bauer tonight.

Mrs. Thompson is the mother of the bride, Mrs. McKee is a sister and Miss Bayshore is a cousin. Mr. and Mrs.

McKee will serve as attendants in the wedding tonight. Leaving this afternoon to attend the State Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convening in San Antonio on June 6, 7 and 8 were Mesdames Dale Gilmore, Ruth Mudgett, R. H. Bush, Florence Lowe and Miss Kate Adele Hill. Mrs.

Imogene Nash Robertson recently presented in piano recital the following pupils: Sara Martha Dillingham, William Ray Vance, Jackie Lester, Gary Lou Barnes, Vanette English, Joyce Elbrich, Gwendolyn Andrews, Cornelia Campbell, Donna Fay Wallace, Darline Tuck, Jane Richmond, Nancy Nevill, Shirley Thompson, Patsy Ann Halbrooks, Martha Chambless, Bobbie Jean Nelson, Martha Ann Stuart, George Hill, Ann Dansby, Bob Rau and Charles Myers. On Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock a group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Copeland in Lakeview Addition for a housewarming party and a shower of lovely and useful gifts for the new home.

After the gifts had been opened and displayed, frosted punch and ice box cookies were served. Those the party were Messrs. and Mesdames O. H. Morgan, C.

J. Scasta, H. B. Norcross and children, Mrs. Linack and Bernice Linack, Mrs.

V. M. White, Mrs. Louis Hartman, Mrs. Jim Ramsey, Mrs.

H. B. Blackmon, Mrs. Bertha Samuel, and Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Darby, Breakfast Given for Miss Patsy Nisbet, Popular Bride-to-Be ABOUT BRYAN Rodgers P. Brown, who 1 rereceived his degree from A. cently, College, is now in Baytown where he is with the Humble Oil Co. Mrs.

Brown and son, Rodgers P. Brown, III, are remaining with her mother, Mrs. H. L. Durham until suitable living quarters may be obtained.

Mrs. Harry E. Whitmore and little daughter Jean are visiting in Denison with relatives. Later this week they will be joined by Captain Whitmore who has been taking a course at Aberdeen, Maryland. After his 30-day leave Capt.

-and Mrs. Whitmore and daughter expect to go to California. Miss Betty Downard is expected to return tomorrow from a visit with Miss Jackie Recktor of Spur, who was her hoommate at T. S. C.

W. in Denton. While away Miss Downard visited with her uncle and wife, Mr and Mrs. J. Clare Downard at Abilene.

Mrs. J. G. Glascow left yesterday for Corpus Christi to join her husband and together they will enjoy a trip through the Rio Grande Valley. Tired of the old, want something new? TAY is made especially for you.

Drink TAY. Its original natural flavor will thrill yout temperamental taste. Mr. and Mrs. T.

A. Adams Jr. and children, Tommie, John and Sharon, are here for a visit with Mrs. T. A.

Adams and Mrs. J. W. Black. They have been residing in Baton Rouge, but are now enroute to Fort Worth where Mr.

Adams has been transferred. While here he is attending the conference of airport managers being held in short course form at College. Bryan Hospital reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grizzaffe and the admission for surgery of Mrs.

Merrill hilp. Larry and Elaine Cargill, dren of Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Cargill, have returned from Marlin where they were tonsilectomy patients at the Torbett 'hospital. Mrs.

Robert C. Fletcher and four of Birmingham, will children arrive Sunday for a visit in the home of her mother, Mrs. John M. Caldwell, and other relatives. the baby weighed 7 4 ounces, her height and her eyes of blue with black hair.

Mr. Mabry formerly residthe father being at Air Field and Mrs. the Advertising departEagle. They have ana son, named Maxie paternal grandmother, Mabry, resides at 300 A telegram to the Bryan Daily this morning announced the Eagle arrival of Linda Mabry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mack Mabry, born June 5, at Athens. The teleon gram stated pounds and 20 inches contrasted and Mrs. ed in Bryan, Bryan Army Mabry of ment of the other child, Mabry. The Mrs. Ora South St.

Joseph's Hospital has admitted for surgery Mrs. Victoria Nino and James C. Carll. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Degelia Jr. are away on a vacation trip in celebration of their first wedding anniversary. They were married here on June 9, 1946. They are keeping their destination a secret Mrs. C.

W. Simmons and Mrs. E. M. Regenbrecht were hostesses lat breakfast on Thursday at the Simmons home at 9:30 o'clock honoring a popular bride-to-be, Miss Patsy Nisbet.

The linen laid table was centered with an arrangement of yellow and white zinnias and packaged gifts of flat si silver from the hostesses marked Miss Nisbet's place at table. Sharing with the honoree this courtesy were her mother Mrs. W. R. Nisbet, Misses Doris Ross, Mary Gene Smith, Mary Farnces Lenert, Joyce Goldsmith, Billie Burke Johnson, Patricia Orr, Ruth Wil(liams, Mrs.

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