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Ladonia Couple to Note 50th Wedding Anniversary A couple who has lived in Lee Gilland, Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs. MR. AND MRS. wed 50 HENRY years Supper And Games Party Held Tuesday A buffet supper and Canasta party were held by the Business and Professional Women's Club, Tuesday night in the parish hall of Holy Cross Episcopal Church.

The meal for 34 members and guests was prepared by members of Holy Cross Guild, the tables being decorated with arrangements of. zinnias and other garden flowers. During the brief business session at which Mrs. Lem presided, the club voted to set up a first aid booth at Lamar Fair grounds during Lamar District Fair Week, Aug. 25-30.

Guests were Miss Claudia Williams, new Lamar County home demonstration agent; Miss Marjorie Sullivan, visiting here from New Jersey, and L. A. Pickett. The radio-television committee, of which Mrs. Fay Pope Boyd is chairman, had charge of arrangements for the meeting.

P-TA's First Meet Planned Parent-Teacher Association members at First Ward School get acquainted at the unit's first meeting Sept. 18 at 7:30 p. m. at the school. The affair has been planned for the evening in order that all parents may attend.

Plans for this meeting and other activities of the year were outlined at a meeting of executive committee Wdnesday at the home of Mrs. Lester Mullens, 345-12th SE. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Rupert Still. Material for the coming year was distributed to officers and committee chairmen.

Eighteen members, including three teachers, C. M. Rushing, Miss Pauline Fodge and Mrs. Still, and the P-TA City Council president, Mrs. Edmond Castleberry, were present.

THIS WEEK THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. The Phebean Class of First Baptist Church will have a business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Olvin Whitaker, 51G-4th NW, with Mrs. Elmer Whitaker, Mrs. Vernon Pretre and Mrs.

Gladys Wheeler as co-hostesses. 8 p.m. The Jaycee-Ettes will entertain with a benefit bridge and canasta party in the recreation room at Paris Junior College. FRIDAY 7:30 Roma Robinson Pre- School Association will have a Coke party at the home of Mrs. W.

C. White, 2025 E. Polk St. Recent Bride Is Honoree for Shower Honoring Mrs. Kenneth Baxter, the former Miss Wanda Smith, Mrs.

J. T. Bryan, Miss Ruth Bryan and Mrs. Henry IJarbuck entertained with a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the Bryant home, 113 W. Oak.

Punch and cookies were served The guest list included: Mrs Jewel Whittaker, Mrs. H. M. Win frey, Mrs. J.

O. Keller, Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. H.

L. Bryan, Mrs Henry Dingrrun, Miss Helen Bowman, Miss Ruth Ann Jack, Mrs Casey Smith, Miss Bobby Jean Foot, Mrs. Seaborne Foote, Mrs. Walker Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Harrelson, Miss Joan AVhitaker, Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs.

David Long, Mrs. G. A. Kent, Mrs. Bill Jackson.

Mrs. Dorothy Bunch anc daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Edith Stephenson, Mrs. Charlie Smith, Miss Ophelia Skidmore, Mrs. Chester Smith and Miss Joyce Phillips.

Honoring Mrs. Evelyn Bridges, bride-elect of Joe Perry, the employees of Ayres Dry Goods Company entertained with a Coke party and miscellaneous shower at the store Tuesday morning. Refreshments were served. Fannin County all of their lives will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, August 24. They are Mr.

and Mrs. W. V. Henry of Ladonia, who will hold open house from 2 until 6 o'clock in observance of the event. The Henrys have lived in Ladonia the past 25 years.

Their nine children are: Mrs. Class of '42 Has Dinner Dance To Celebrate Reunion Paris News Service COOPER Tenth year anniversary of the Cooper High School class of 1942 was celebrated with a reunion Saturday night. A buftet dinner and dance were held at Delta Country Club. Edwin Fly welcomed members and guests, and read letters from class members unable to attend. Cameron McKinney read the class history and sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs.

Tom Aubrey. Each member spoke briefly and introduced husband, wife or other guest. The club house was decorated streamers, balloons and flowers the class colors, red, while and Dlue. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Jack McBrayer, Elaine Ad air, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Moss, Larry Logan, Edwin Fly, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hillbish, Mrs.

Max Ullum, Mrs. Ellie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Carrington, Cameron McKinney, Mr. and Mrs.

Willie Spray, Miss Ina Wester, G. Y. Wakefiold, iyde Black, Miss Kathy McGaha, Mrs. Madeline Little. Mr.

and Mrs. E. V. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Thompson, James Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lindsley, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rhodes, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Morgan, Loyd Flowers, Thomas Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood, Mr. and Mrs.

Ab Scales, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aubrey, Bal Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Dealon Thompson, Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. Flanary, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas McVay, Miss Treva Nell McDonald, Miss Oneta Head, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Skinner, Glyn With row, Harold Askew, S- E. Campbell and Bill Edward Perry, Jr. Tommy O'Neal, and Troy Henry, all of Fort Worth; Mrs.

Dewey Crofford. Petty; Linnie Henry, Honey Grove; Mrs. Wood row Austin, Tipton, Mrs. Joe Duvall, Commerce, and Mrs. Edgar Roland, Lubbock.

They also have 21 grandchildren eight great-grandchildren. prayers. WMU Makes Plans For Redecorating Paris News Service BLOSSOM Plans to redecorate 1 anri furnish the nursery department at the Baptist Church were made when the Women's Missionary Union met there Monday morning. Mrs. Cliff Martin presided, six members a I lending.

Mrs. Ella Calender gave the devotional, anri Mrs. .1. H. Rapsdale and Mrs.

N. R. Watkins offered omen 5 Iew6 Kitchen Shower Is Given For Miss Jeanne Caldwell Continuing the round of parties. Guests were Mrs. J.

C. Pride, honoring Miss Jeanne Caldwell, bride-elect of Earl Bell, Mrs. E.A. rs Raymond Wunsch Mrs Evan Ribble, Jr. and Mrs.

Lloyd' Bills Cameron Mrs. Gracly Fry, entertained with a kitchen shower Wednesday morning. The affair was held at the Bills home, 720 E. Price St. Mixed summer flowers were used for decorations.

A sandwich plate was served. World Federation Discussed Monday By Roxton WSCS Paris News Service Miss Julia Anne Fry, Mrs. William Manton Fry, Miss Kitty Keel, Miss Neva Keel, Mrs. Alice a Mrs. Norman Coker, Miss Tallie Moore.

Mrs. E. E. Bell, mother of the groom-elect, Mrs. 11 a Swaim, Miss Gloria Walker, Mrs.

Bedford Booth, and Mrs. Henry Birthdays Are Noted Paris News Service ROXTON Mrs. L. K. Ingram, gave a party for the fourth birthday of her daughter, Tanna.

on Aug. 16, Mrs. John Kilpatrick assisting the hostess. Plastic horns were favors, and candy and bubble gum were distributed from a grab bag. and icn cream were served.

Prizes in games were won by David Tabors, Denny Fletcher and "Bubba" Ingram. Other guests were Jimmy Fletcher, Gleiula Fletcher, Anna Jo Bramntm, Paul Tabors, Mary Margaret Tabors, J. W. Tabors, Wanda Carol Clark. Kay Abies, Dave Martin, Donna Lands and Ronnie Ingram.

The birthdays of H. A. Burtner and Preston Snell were celebrated Sunday with a dinner given by Mrs. Burtner ancl Mrs. Parrish Burtner at the H.

A. Other members of the family attending were Parrish Burlner and of Paris; Mrs. Preston Snell and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Snell and children ot High.

Mrs. G. H. Covington, Long Beach, visiting her sisters Mrs. Claud Bryant and Mrs.

Jack Balentine, was honored at a family dinner, Sunday at the Balentine home. I Others attending were Mr. Balentine, the Rev. anri Mrs. Waller THE PARIS NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1952 Mrs.

Wells Speaker For WSCS Meeting At Church Mrs. T. D. was speaker for the meeting and covered dish luncheon held Monday afternoon at Garrett Memorial Methodist Church by the Women's Society of Christian Service. Mrs.

Wells, who was introduced by Mrs. George Waterman, spoke on "Let the Redeemed of Your Lord Say So." After the opening song, "Give Of Your Best to the Master," Mrs. Caslleberry made several announcements and each member introduced her guest. Mrs. Marcus Biggers and Mrs.

Rupert Still sang a duct, ''Sun- Mrs. Golden Dodson. During a brief business session, announcement was made that the society members wlll.be guests for a seminar here August 28, IrflKOHCAl WtNTUKE Gullick, all of Paris; Mrs. A. D.lMcGuire, Fort Worth; Mr.

and Petty and Mrs. Corbett Avory of Mr. and Mrs. George Chan- Mt. Pleasant; Mrs.

Stanley Shannon of Fort Worth; Mrs. Louis E. Jones of Commerce; Mrs. E. H.

Bell and Mrs. Wyatt Bell of Honey Grove; Mrs. C. R. Caldwell, tion of Methodist Women was the subject of ihe lesson led by Mrs.

Brooks Wright when the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met Monday at the home of Mrs. J. T. Holding. Prayers for other lands were read by members, and Mrs.

C. A. Graham discussed "History, Current Events, the Future and the Listener." Mrs. Rufus Watson gave the screiture readings and the meditation, "Fruits of Serv- A. Minton, Mrs.

Clovis Cooper, Mrs. Gordon Casad, Mrs. E. N. Crafton, Mrs.

G. N. Henshaw, Mrs. E. B.

Brashears, Mrs. Wyatt Maness, Miss Allie May Ray, Mrs. Dellous Terrell, Mrs. Harry Terrell, Miss Lou McBee, airs. Johnson Hunter and Mrs.

Graves, all of Roxton. 8742; 12-42 Maternity Frock Smart A smartly styled outfit of the mother-to-be that looks neat during the waiting period. The loose jacket is softly pleated; skirt is cleverly planned for needed adjustment. Pattern No. 8742 is a sew-ritc perforated pattern in sizes 12.

14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, skirl, yards of 39-inch; jacket, SVs yards. For this pattern, send 30 cents in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett The Paris News 372 Quincy St. Chicago 6, 111. Ready for you a FASHION for '52, Fall and Winter.

This new issue is filled with ideas for smart, practical sewing for a new season; gift pattern printe.l inside the book, 25 cents. Girls Auxiliary Has Swim, Picnic Paris News Service BOGATA Members of the Bap- ist Girls Auxiliary went to Paris Monday for a swimming party in Barrett's pool and picnic supper at a roadside park. Attending were Nelda Huddleston, Arlene Anderson, Alice An- lerson, Lanell Randle, June Denny, Reba Fisher, Gail Huddlcston, Paula Wilson, Tynna King, Alice Mitchell, Billie Adams, Charie Johnson, with Mrs. Altis Denny, Mrs. Mack Mitchell and Mrs.

Leon Huddleston. Gleaners Class Meeting Is Held At Stephens Home Monthly business and social meeting of the Gleaners Class of First Baptist Church was held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Edwin Stephens, 1015-16th SE. Mrs. James McNeal was co-hostess.

A watermelon supper was served to 12 members. Mrs. Jerry Stephens gave the devotional. After a brief business session, the evening was spent playing games. Former Residents Of Minter Meet For Luncheon A group fo Parisians who formerly lived in Minter met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Claude Whitney, SW. for a covered dish luncheon. The group meets monthly. Mixed summer flowers decorated the tables. Those present were Mrs.

H. L. Bell, Mrs. J. T.

Ratliff, Mrs. Elihu Jordan, Mrs. John Jordan, Mrs. G. W.

Monk, Mrs. Chuck Gibson, Mrs. J. H. Woodard, Mrs.

W. L. Robinson and Mrs. Inez Stephenson. The hostesses, Mrs.

Holding, Mrs. Jim Horton, Mrs. E. N. Crafton and Miss Bessie Johnson, served refreshments to 20 members.

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