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area Sunday, October 5, 1997 5C Counny Two members of Paris French Toastmasters will advance in to division competition next week in humorous speech and table topics. Cheryl LaRue of Brookston and Johnna McNeal of Paris won first place Sept. 21 during the Area 41 contest featuring the Paris club, Bon Hams Toastmasters and East Texas Toastmasters of Commerce. "Belles and Beaus Southern Culture" was Mrs. LaRue's speech topic.

Mrs: McNeal won best impromptu response to the question "Is clipping coupons worth the time?" Other contestants in humorous governor, of Richardson. The officials have earned various certifications within the Toastmasters organization. Plains division District 50 competition will be held in Garland Thursday. Paris French Toastmasters meet the first and third Wednesdays at noon at the YWCA. Guests are welcome.

Bon Ham Toastmaslers meet awards first and third Thursdays at noon at the Sam Rayburn Memorial Center. East Texas Toastmasters meet first and third Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Bank One building. Toastmasters is an international organization that cultivates professional and personal communication skills. Meetings include speeches and practice in business etiquette.

V-VUMCIV LaRue receives her trophy as winner in the Area competition. Ken Daily, middle, area governor, was 5 Humorous event toastmaster. Presenting the trophy was TM district governor speech were Russell Albert of Jerry Clark. Mrs. LaRue is a member of the Paris French Toasrmasters.

Paris and Bob Old of Telephone. Competing in table topics were Barbara Foster of Paris, Sarah Richardson of Telephone, Daniel Darden of Commerce and Roger Steemari of Commerce. Members from the three clubs participated as time keepers and sergeants-at-arm. Ken Dailey, area governor, was event Joast- master. Chief judge of the International Toastmasters sanctioned event was Bob Lanz, a TM district governor, of Dallas.

Other judges were Pauline Shirley, past TM international president, of Addison; Pat Gallagher, past district governor, of Richardson; Karl Hartronft, TM district treasurer, of Spring Creek and Jerry Clark, district Wallpaper 'Ceramic Tile Carpel HifJwood Roots Made Draperies Bedspreads Up to OffRcUllOn Wallpaper FREE ESTIMATES BUILDERS DISCOUNTS CALL 903-784-2242 Sat. 10-3 3697 LAMAR (BEHIND GRANDYS) PARIS ATTENTION LADIES Come in and look at our Pro Gest Body Cream and Phyto Estrogen products, Circle Health Foods 2805 Clarksville SI. 785-5738 Bridal fygistery Amanda pork Donald Spears Candacc Sliannonjohnson Valerie Chapman J-huilerJrlarp Shannon Jj.tna Patrick Garrison BELEWS HALLMARK SHOP Mlrabeau Square Paris 784-0250 Won. -Sat. 0-8 Sunday 1-5 Shop The Paris News Classifieds 785-8744 White-Ballard to wed Dayna LcAnn White and Roger William Ballard will be married Saturday, October 18, 1997 ai two clock in the afternoon at DeShong Chapel in Paris.

Bumas White will perform the ceremony. The bride-elect is the daughter of Danny and Barbara White of Paris. She is the granddaughter of Maitie J. Dollins ofParis and the late Jimmie D. Taylor, and of Edna Miles and the late Willie White.

She is a graduate of Chisum High School and has attended Paris Junior College and East Texas State University at Commerce. She is employed by Sonic in Paris as Assistant Manager. Her fiance" is the son of Freddy W. and Carolyn L. Ballard.

He is the grandson of Mrs. Martin Holmes and the late Mr. Holmes, and of A.C. Ballard of Brookston and the late Lorene Ballard. He is a raduate of Chisum High chool and has attended Paris Junior College.

He is employed by Sonic in Paris on North Main Street as Manager. DAYNA LE ANN WHITE with fiance" Roger William Ballard Courtesy' Johnna McNeal of the Paris French Toastmasters won first place in tabletopics during trie Area 41 speech contest. Mrs. MeNeal will compete in the district event Thursday. James Neeiey and Travis Alvarez from Paris have been named honor students for the recently completed summer semester at Oklahoma State at the University.of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Smallwbod of Paris. She received the Outstanding FURNITURE At The Warehouse Place. Name Brands Why Pay Retail? Hwy 82 West mi From Loop LOOK FOR THIS averagefbri a I 4.0 out the, Neeiey is enrolled in electron ic engineering technology Alvarez is studying automotive technology-Ford.

Tuesday S. Chad wick was awarded a Doctor of Medicine degree at commencement exer- 'cises of the School of Medicine THMdvCtadwfck isnmehts; will enter an obstetrics and gynecology residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center at Tulsa; UALTURNTTURE When Only The Best Will Do! Gentry-Sather to wed Penelope Kaye Gentry and Bryan Gene Sather will be married Saturday, October 18, 1997 al 2:30 p.m. at Paris First Church of the Nazarene. The Reverend Othoe Slegall will perform the semi-formal ceremony. The bride-elect is the daughter of Michael and Diana Gentry of Paris.

She is the of Walter and Carol Sharp of Del City, Oklahoma, and Ed and Leona Gentry of Oklahoma City. She is a graduate of Paris High School and attends the University of Oklahoma in Norman. She is employed by Hancock's Fabrics in Norman as a sales clerk. Her fiance" is the son of Rodney and Linda Sather of Paris. He is the grandson of Henry Rolf Jr.

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