The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 8

vra fv 'S THE FARM PARIS. TEXAS SUNDAY MOftMNG, APML IS, Society, Clubs And Churches WThemeNoted Shower E. W. Hawkes, recent was honored at a miscel- shower given Saturday by Mrs. Harry Walker Mi her home, 526 Bonham Street.

Mrs, Hawkes, the former Miss Kathtrme Parson, daughter of S. IL Parson of Belk and a granddaughter of Mrs, H. P. Garrett of Paru, leaves June 2 for New York to Mil on June 16 for Balboa, Pan. waa Canal Zone, to join her husband.

He is stationed there with fee United States Navy. gave the nautical theme tot the party appointments, the napkins being folded into the dupe of boats, with pink sails attached, these bearing wishes for the bride. Mrs. Scott Gean read a verse, "When My Ship Comes Sailing In" as little Miss Elizabeth Walker presented the bride with miniature boat filled with gifts, bearing the bride and groom in miniature. The pink and white color scheme was effected in the decorations with roses and snapdragon, these forming the centerpiece also the lace-spread table, and pink and white corsage was given the honoree.

The refreshments also were pink and white. Mrs. W. P. Garrett was in charge of the register.

The fuest list named Mmes Z. Hawkes, E. B. Brashears knd ernest McGlasson, Misses Howard Hamilton and Alta Hawkes of Koxton; Mmes. S.

M. Parson 'Ed Lonnie Parson, Joe Cook Arhe Foster, Misses Jewel Parson of Belk Floyd McClure of High; ti. P. Garrett, Metta Par- Hughes. O.

B. Hughes, Woodie McCor- Bob Walker, L. Groups Of Friends Entertain For Bride-Elect At Several Affairs Miss Cox Miss Ay ret. Hostesses last week and this at pre-nuplial affairs i'or Miss Lutnmiis, bride-elect of Amis, ore pictured here. Mrs.

W. P. Denman was hostess the past week at a china shower last "Wednesday Mrs. Moss Wilson dington, Charlene Stuart and Louse Stallings. The longer bell-hop jackets arc the running this season.

Cuta- vay and other fitted tailleur styles seen often for afternoon as ell as sports wea ANNOUNCING New Arrivals In Summer Feits Our stock of new Summer Millinery was never more complete. A wide range of styles, colors and head sizes to choose from. Lovely new colors of white, natural beige, navy, garden blue, allure blue, dusty pink, and dusty rose. $1.95 to $7.50 PARISIAN HAT SHOP 21 LAMAR AVE. PHOVE 188 Bridal Affairs Given For Miss Maralene Lummus Miss Bailey ami Miss Nell Francis ont'crtnin Tuesday morning; Misses Claire Cox am! Alk'e Ayrcs will be hostesses Monday niul Jliss Mary Agnes Builey, will bn hostess next Saturday evening.

Miss Maralene Lummus. bride- elect of J. Amis, is the honoree at a series ol bridal affairs, some having held the past week, and others being planned for this week and later. The wedding is to take place at the Lummus home on Pine Bluff Street on Sunday, May 7. For this week are planned a part3' on Monday evenine given Misses Claire Cox and Mary Alice Ayres; morning coffee on Tuesday by Mrs.

Moss Wilson and Miss Nell Francis; a luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. Jack Finney of Greenville; another on Friday by Mrs. Lloyd DeShong. and open house Saturday by Miss Mary Agnes Bailey. Breakfast-Bridg-e An informal country club breakfast and bridge for about 45 guests was given Friday morning by Mrs.

John T. Wyse, o'f Houston, Mrs. W. B. Vaughn and Mrs.

Alfred Bassano at Gordon Country Club. Decorations were gladiolus, snapdragon and roses, breakfast being served at card tables. In the games afterward, Mrs. Ted McClain made high score, the prize being a bottle of perfume: for 93cond, Mrs. Elbert Clark of Greenville received shower-bath Cupid Every Groom That The Place To Buy Her ALL ON CREDIT TERMS! Husdreds of men have used our convenient credit (o buy gifts for that attractive girl later on thev've used this same Convenient payment plan to buy "her engagement and wedding band, an now "these men, head of their family, buy silver her, and gifts for other members of the family at prices as low as if they paid cash, and with no Interest or carrying charges of any kind added LADIES BULOVA Only Down! Only 97.M $29.75 Lovely 17-jewel watch, 10K solid gold-filled case.

Matching link band. Pay $1 down. MAN'S WATCH $17.75 New thin design. Leather band. 7Sc down, 75c week.

CHEST OF SILVER Down, Me Weekly pieces for a complete service tor 6, Famous Tudor Silverware that every bride wel- soap, and for low, Mrs. W. Walker, was given a cosmetics kit. Sachet balls given as table cut were received by Mrs. Grady Crawford, Mrs.

W. B. Mrs. Clinton Murphy of Abikine Misses Eugenia EzeU and Dorca: Scarborough and the honoree Gift of the hostesses was salac forks in the bride's silver. The guest list included Misses Jane Amis, Mary Alice Mary Agnes Bailey.

Helen Blyth Catherine Breneman, Sue Cecil Claire Cox, Virginia Crawford Ezell, Katherine Folsom, Nel' Francis, Lummus, Mayse, Gerry McCoy, Mary Agnes McFarland, Frances Rasland Mary Frances Ridley, Scarborough and Alice Spinker; Mmes. A. C. Aechternacht. O.

Amis, Wayne Anderson, Bob Armiger. Walter Bassano. Crawford W. P. Denman.

Ben Paw, Morrison George, Leland Hamman. William J. Humphreys. L. E.

Lummus, Claude E. Morgan, McClain. Carl McWherter, John Poteet. Jack Price. Winston Terrell Walker.

Williams, Moss Wilson E. W. LeHugh of Pawne3. Okla. Clark and Jack Finney, Greenville; Bill Hale of Ft.

Smith. Murphy of Abilene and Tommie Norris of Sulphur Springs. Luncheon Shower Miss Mary Frances Ridley entertained with a luncheon and shower Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Cecil. 524 Culbertson Street, honoring Miss Lummus.

Decorations were In the bride's colors, yellow and narcissus, roses and snowballs being used. Favors were small corsages of narcissus, while that for the honoree was a lilies-of-the-valley and narcissus. While the thra; courses were being served, a telegraph messenger brought messages for each of the guests, the of nopular being interpolated. That for the bride, reading "Stormy Weather: Showers ahead" was the signal for presentation of the show- gifts. The hostess nresented a howl in the bride's china.

Small Jean Cecil, niece of the hostess, onened the door to these rruests on arrival: Misses Lummus, Helen Blyth, Dorcas Scarborough, Nell Francis, Elavne T.arsen. and Mary Agnes Bailey. Mrs. Moss Wilsori and Mrs. John Poieet.

Rehekah-IOOF Meet to Be Held Here The Northrast Texas Rebekah nnd Odd Fellows Association, in session in Commerce, voted to liold its fall meeting on October 19 in Paris, with Paris Rebekah No. 20 as hostess. As is customary, officers were from the Paris lodge, to at the fall meeting. They nre: president. Mrs.

Lena Allman. associate president. B. f. Jordan: vice-president.

Mrs. Lula associate, C. Beaver; secretary, Mrs. Ammie Warner. A larpe number of Paris members attended the Commerce meeting, the group including the staff team and severs! officials.

Barhtrie rypsy Jewelry of old coins from a summer even- frock in printed crepe. The i Chanel has hc- dlee of blue chiffon, ruffled petticoat of Mat Silver Tea By Wooten School PTA Is Given Souvenirs at the silver tea given by the Parent-Teacher Association at J. G. Wooten School Friday afternoon noted the Battle of San Jacinto anniversary, each patron being given a small Texas flag made by the art department students. The program, directed by Mrs.

James H. Bentley, included appropriate readings by her pupils, Ann Elliott and Rebecca. Abies of Blossom and Sara Jean Haley; a reading by Mrs. Homer T. F.ort; dance numbers by Huth Helen Secrest and Gloria Harlan, Katberine Palmer and Georgianna Humphries, pupils of Dorothy Van Dyke, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Powers; Piano solos by Nancy Jane Caviness, a song by Sara Carter accompanied by Miss Celia Donaldson; a xylophone number by Barbara Howard, accompanied by Mrs.

Mae Rogers Smith; and a vocal number bv Mrs. Bud Morgan with Mrs. Carl K. Fisher, accompanist. In the receiving line were Mrs.

Erskine Carter and Mrs. A. C. Barnett, retiring and incoming presidents; Mmes. B.

M. Williams A. H. Chamness, J. Love and Flower Show Will Be Held Thursday Of This Week Thursday, April 27 is announced by the Garden Club of Paris for its annual spring flower show, the exhibits to be open to the public from 1 to 9 p.

m. in the Mayer building, 36 Grand Avenue. Citizens are specially urged to enter their own flowers in Uie various classes, no charge being made for this. All entries most be in by 10 a. m.

Thursday. No charge will be made for admittance, but a silver offering Is asked to help defray expenses of F. S. Linch, Misses Donaldson, Louise Beaty, Lela White, Helen Edwards, Mollie Jones and Little Dickson. Mrs.

Annie Chisum had charge of the register. Decorations were purple iris in silver baskets. Sandwiches, cookies and tea were served by the seventh grade girls, assisting Mmes. B. N.

DeLay, E. L. Stinson and Ernest Short. The napkins were decorated with pictures of the Alamo, also the work of the art students directed by Miss Beaty. A display of their work was arranged in connection with the ADDITIONAL SOCIETY, PAGE 7 Mrs.

Veazey Honored At Bridge Here Honoring Mrs. H. C. Vnaaiy of Yoakum, here for a visit, her sisters, iMi'f. Noel Haynes and Mrs.

Barnabas Harrison, and their sister-in-law, Mrs. O. B. Fisher entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon at Gordon Country Club. Mrs.

the former Miss Rrutye Fisher, returns Monday. Multicolored spring flowers the dci'ornlions, Inrkspur, raienduln and snapdragon In whitn cornucopia vnses being used. Mrs. Tom Hlnklv for high score, received yellow pottery urns; Mrs. Hayland Divis, for second, pottery shell, and Boone Richards for low, a vase, also in pottery.

An Hnlinn c'ul- work luncheon cloth wns presented to i ho honoroe. A yalnd course with pimch-toa was served. The guest lisl included Mmes. Hinklo. Davis.

nifhnrdy. Clinrle.s T. BinRemcr, C'. Walker, C. P.

George Robinson. H. R. Good, Georp.e Lntch, Harold Hodces. KvrroU BillinRs- )ey.

M. A. Walker. J. O.

Fox, Ralph Wallers. Au.ich Miles. O. E. Menus.

P-m HenberKcr Tin- ohacl Wriaht. K. M. Yaniiy. B.

II. Boyrl, F. M. Tom L. 'H.

Wnsjijrner. I. L. McDouEnl. Henry AVTVS, Bil! Hancock and Roy Roland.

Coalr take their cues from peasant frorVs. Their skirts are rio- ple-flsrcd and their tops fit with snupness of tlsrlH bodices. Those coals drjiRnerl to partner "trsighter dress stvlcf fall loosely from the shoulder or nip in gently at the the show. Any surplus will applied toward Lhe club's beautili- cation projects. Prizes, both cash and ribbons, will be awarded, the premium lisl i in full to be published later.

Mrs. Henry P. Mayer is chair- 1 man of the hostess committee, Mrs. Gilbert Cecil as.si5ting her as representative of Uie Garden Study Club, composed of youngc-r ma- trons, who are asMiUng in i show. Chairmen of Iho different divisions for the show arc; Rose.s, Mrs.

Fred Peonies, Mrs. Tom Turner. Iris, Mrs, Frank Miscellaneous, Mrs. J. W.

Bell. Novelties, Mrs. Elbert Goolsby. Floral arrangement, Mrs. Morris Fleming.

Shadow-boxes and floral "rugs" Mrs. Scott Garoreath. Monday ritu Leon Errol Comedy Cirioon Coming Events Of Week Monday 7pm. Dinner for membership workers In the Civic Music annual drive will beheld the Gibraltar Hotel 7:30 p. i Hotel.

8 p. rn. Lodge hall. ni0r Wejfa iS Rebekah Street. Tuesday at meeU at the Gibraltar Wildey IOOF wifh Miss re Mar raves 2 22 North Main No 2 Assodation tournament 2:30 m.

The Naioth Bible Club meets at the home of Mr-; Lawrence Teague, 254 South Main Street, for study of the Savior" (Mark 14-16,) led by Mrs. Roscoe McClure. 7 p. m. The Business and Professional Club meets 7:30 m.

Weekly meeting of Theta Kappa Omega fraternity Her win ne held at the home of Berwyn Scott, 216 Pine Wednesday 2:30 p. m. The Wesley Guild of First Methodist Church meetj at the home of Mrs. Scott Galbreath, 586 Hubbard study of Matthew 22-25. P- The Frances White Circle of First Baptist Church 3 mc Geo Robinson, 233 South Thirtieth Street, celebrating its first anniversary.

Thursday to 9 p. The spring fJower show sponsored by the Garden Club of Paris will' be held in the Mayer buildinf, Grand Avwnue. 1 p. m. The Paris Council of Parent-Teacher Associations meets for luncheon at Gordon Country Club, officers to be ins tailed.

3 rn. The Parent-Teacher Association of West Paris meets at the school building. Friday 2:45 p. m. Business I p.

m. The Lydia Bible Club meerts with R. Latti- raere, 70 Graham Street, tor study IfebanUh 7-11, lion of the Eotfaen Club will be held. p. n.

The Clrte Haste to at Dort. Doe, TODAY AND MONDAY Fugitive the world was their rendezvous! t. Fredric MARCH i BELLAMY AM SOWN PIlM Cartoon TODAY AND MONDAY MAJIK1MDJ 6IEAKST HO MAI AMECHE YOUNG FONDA MUSICAL ACTT CLASRICT COMING THURSDAY FOR 3 DAYS.