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MONROE (LA.) MORNING WORLD JUNE 21, 1953 Elizabeth Ann Davidson Becomes Bride Miss Elizabeth Ann Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hershal J. Davidson, of Lake Providence, became the bride of John Hopkins, son of Mrs. H.

A. West, Saturday, June 13, at 1:30 p.m., in a quiet ceremony at the Greenville, Baptist pastorium, with the Rev. Perry Plaxten officiating. The bride wore a midsummer sleeveless model of whisper blue nubbed orlon. The neckline was framed with a deep square collar, and the bodice tastened with self covered buttons.

Bias self stripes accented the fullness of the skirt. The accessories in white were linen pumps, capulet fronted with blue and yellow flowers, and shoulder corsage of orchids with purple throat. The only attendant was her sister, Mis3 Linda Davidson, who wore a sleeveless model of black and white voile with Peter Pan collar and black bone buttons fronting the bodice. Her accessories were in white and a shoulder corsage of pink asters complet- 1 ed the attire. The bridegroom had his twin brother, George Hopkins as his attendant.

In Greenville for the wedding were mothers of the bride and groom, and Miss Evelyn Smilow. The bride was graduated from Lake Providence High School, was Miss East Carroll of 1952, and is employed at the local telephone office. Girl Scout News The bride groom was graduated from Lake Providence High, attended Northeast Junior College. Booneville, and is employed with the East Carroll Parish Soil Conservation Co. They will make their home with the parents for the present.

Our face is red, as we admit to a mistake in last column about the sewing classes. They all start Tuesday day after tomorrow beginners at 9:30, more advanced at 1:30, at the Red Cross building, 200 South Grand. Methodist Church In Calhoun Scene Of June Wedding BECOMES Elizabeth Ann Davidson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Davidson of Lake Providence became the bride of John Hopkins, son of Mrs.

H. A. West on Saturday afternoon in Greenville Miss. TO ENTER SMITH Dana Darwin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

D. W. Darwin of Denver, recently graduated from East High school in Denver and will enter Smith College in Northampton, this fall. She Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. R. Whitman of West Monroe. Lcoke Here Mom! Letter for You! Sunday, Jan. 21, 1953 Dear Mom: Pop was so good to you last Sunday bringin you to Palmer's Busy Bee Restaurant.

This Sunday is poor old Poo Day. So dres him up with his lout color necktie and his big cow boy hot, and I will not let any Bee sting him. We will serve you old fashion fruit punch with Dutch lunch, turkey dresing, fried chicken, all the trimens; ice cream, cake, drink. $1.25. Thanks Pop for bringin Mom fo Polmer's Restaurant last Sunday.

Yours Trooly, F. Palmer I Were ah a-huzz Palmer's Busy Bee Restaurant 218 Jackson Call 3-4043 for reservation) CALHOUN The wedding of Miss Opal Yeates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Bird of Marion and Cam Aubrey Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prentice G. Boyd I of Calhoun was performed at the Calhoun Methodist Church on Sunday, June 14 at five The Rev. A.

M. Wynne performed the ceremony against a background of greenery and tall slender baskets of white gladioli and ferns. Mr. W. B.

Humble rendered a concert of prenuptial music and accompanied Miss Louise Rhea Humble who sang, the and Harold Boyd and Jake Humble, served as ushers. Given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Miles Bird, the bride was lovely in a frosty ice blue wedding gown of chantilly lace fashioned with a round collar and long sleeves that ended in points at the wrist. She carried a cascade of lilies of the valley with satin streamers attached to a white Bible. The bride was attended by Mrs.

Jake Humble. as matron of honor. Her dress was beige lace and linen. Her corsage was of pink carnations. Mr.

Bill Humble served the groom as best man. The mother, Mrs. Bird, was wearing a gown of slate blue lace with white accessories for her Her corsage was of pink carnations. The mother, Mrs. Boyd, was attired in a dusty rose nylon mesh model with white acces- I sorie.i and a white gladioli corsage.

Immediately following the ceremony. a reception was held for the wedding party and guests at the home of Mrs. Alma S. Hale. The table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a low crystal bowl filled with white gladioli, daises and fern.

Assisting with the serving were Miss Elizabeth Heck, Miss Ann Finley, Miss Louise Humble, Miss Nelda Nolan and Miss Chelse Wright. White gladioli and shasta daisies were used throughout the reception rooms. For the wedding trip, the bride chose a blue suit with blue and white rccessories and a corsage from her bouquet. The couple will be at home in Calhoun following a brief wedding trip through the Ozarks. Mrs.

Prentiss Boyd was hostess at a rehearsal supper on Saturday night before the wedding. While we are on the subject of sewing, look In your July American Girl when it comes for a picture of last sewing class. It will in the All Over the Map pages. Martha Riser, Katie Young, Martha Higgins, and Nancy Martin, representing all the classes, are the girls who posed for the picturb. To West Monroe girls and their mamas, there is an excellent opportunity coming up on the 30th (Maybe why we got the date wrong last Sunday) when cooking classes begin at Louisiana Power and Light home economists will be in charge, and you know what that means.

Register at the office, as the class is almost full. it seems that more girls are tak-. ing swimming lessons this year than ever before. According to the parents on the sidelines, making progress. someone decide once that lemon pie was one of the favorite desserts of men? Maybe why the cooking class chose to make lemon instead of chocolate cr pecan last week.

No wonder the girls seem to be enjoying the class to the fullest! Ole Man River played hob with camping plans when littl" Davis Creek backed up across the little road into camp right at the gate. It did no damage, but kept cars from going into camp and caused postponement of a number of scheduled camps. In fact, a glance at the office calendar shows that practically every date was filled. sooner jr later. Congratulations and best wishes to the Boy Scouts on their acquiring a new executive.

Nena Roy says she is hoping to see a good representation of Girl Scout adults at the reception and installation tor Mr. t'ankey at Ki Ro Li Tues- The Boy a special day from 5:00 until 7:00. Scouters have sent us invitation. go. Scientific tests havi shown that painted brick structures are cooler and less humid inside than ed brick walls.

Clear waterproof coatings are sometimes used til, impede water seepage and still pre serve the appearance of the Both clear and pigmented paints are available at well stocket paint stores. They are easy tc apirfng ply- with Mrs. S. Orchard Hostess To L. B.

Faulk 13 The L. Faulk Unit No. 13 met in the home of Mrs. Sam Orchard last Thursday. Upon arrival the hostess served delicious lemonade to the members.

Miss May Faulk acting champlain read the club litany. The salute to the flag and the preamble were given in unison. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and the report given. The different gave their reports. The election of officers followed.

Mrs. Louis Gimler, re elected president. Miss May Faulks, reelected 1st vice president, Mrs. H. G.

Cooper, 2nd vice president, Mrs. Dewey Mobley, re-elected secretary, Mrs. Vivian Benison, treasurer, Mrs. G. K.

Godwin, historian, Mrs. T. C. Hahr, chaplain, Mrs. H.

F. Madison, sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Ed Shaughnessy and Mrs. Fred Ragland, color bearers. Delegates and alternates to the State Convension in New Orleans in July were elected.

Delegates, Mrs. Louis Gimler, Mrs. Harold Gill, Mrs. Sam Orchard, Mrs. T.

C. Mahr, and Mrs. J. L. Hutchinson.

Alternates, Miss May Faulk, i Mrs. Dewey Mobley, Mrs. C. M. Abboud, Mrs.

Vivan Benison and Mrs. C. T. Woodcock. There being no further business the meeting i was adjourned.

A delicious salad course was served by the hostess and the door prize was won by Mrs. Dewey Mobley jf Wood-Ragsdale FERRIDAY The wedding of Miss Marian Ragsdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Monroe Ragsdale, of Newellton and Henry Franklin Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Franklin Wade, of Bentonville, was solemnized Saturday, June 13 at the Newellton Union church with the pastor of the church, Rev. C. E. Pickens, officiating. Following the wedding there was a reception held in the church recreation room.

Automatic washers and dryers make it relatively easy to freshen up these items for a new season: feather pillows, bedspreads, slip- draperies, shag rugs and stuffed toys. 1 Maybe the hot weather, but The girl planning board and members of the club are especially disappointed. Most of them, however, are enrolled in sewing, cooking, tennis, first aid, or swimming and want to choose between missing a class and going to camp. blame Vnyway, get to go SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED! py 1 st a Yes Sir! The Quality Cleaners has added something new to their big modern plant. There is now a Ladies' tr Men's Ready-To-Wear Shop in the lobby of our plant.

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They're sure to sell-out quickly. This Is Truiy A Wonderful Swing For The At Features! ir Height 4 ft. 8 in. ir 2 24 in. wide ir every point of strain MAIL THIS COUPON ir Occupies 3 ft.

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