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Tuesday, april 19, 1953 SIX A MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER WEWS FEATURES Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. Stephens Honor Daughters At Tea ration Delegates Elected OF- INTEREST TO and Mrs. L. B.

Stephens wera. hostesses. 7 WtfWT AT MADERA A. SPENCER EDITOR Miss Marion Arnold Honoree Of Graduation Luncheon Miss Marion Arnold, a member of this year's graduating class of Sidney Lanier High School, was honoree of a luncheon Saturday when Mrs. Sterling Culpepper and Miss Clara Culpepper entertained in their home on Carter Hill Road.

Spring flowers were used in i't-'' it r'--: .,4 I 5' I i fcV- 1 I rm 1 1 I I -o -lelan '38'-I aillWIIIHlll i Miss Valleta Ann Harlin Honoree Of Tea Yesterday Misses Joanne Bateman and Janella Stephens, graduates-elect of Sidney Lanier High bchool, were honorees of a tea yesterday in the Bateman home on Hobbie Drive, when Mrs. B. T. Bateman Morningview P-TA Elects Mrs, Brotcn The Morningview P-TA met Friday afternoon in the auditorium to observe Play Day. Mrs.

Gladys Seale, fifth grade teacher, directed the program which was made up of folk dances, running games, and exhibitions of skill acquired during the year. Each grade in school participated. The business session was opened with a devotional by Miss Marilyn Hicks, educational director, Capitol Heights Baptist Church. Mrs. George McCain read the minutes of the previous meeting, and Mrs.

R. W. Osborne gave the treasurer's report. George McCain, chairman of the barbecue committee announced the barbecue will be held Saturday, April 16. Pupils from Miss Marion Bumpers' fifth grade gave a demonstration of square dancing which Miss Bumpers will direct "at the barbecue.

Mrs. E. P. Estes outlined plans for the administering of the Salk vaccine assigned to the school. Attendance prizes were won by Mrs.

Jane Sentell's first grade, Mrs. Mattie Lou Hixon's first grade, and Miss Bumpers fifth grade. Mrs. Shelton McLelland, par liamentarian, read that section of the by-laws pertaining to the elec tion of officers. The nominating committee's recommendations were accepted and officers for the coming year were elected as follows Mrs.

Orvis M. Brown, presi dent; Mrs. George McCain, firsi vice-president; Mrs. Louie F. Adams, second vice-president.

Mrs. Marvin Chatfield, recording secretary; Mrs. Sam Meadows, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. D.

Watkins, treasurer; Mrs. Franklin James, historian, and Mrs. W. Silas Garrett, parliamentarian. WANT ADS WORK WONDERS Helps ileal and Clear ITetW ECZEMA Zemo antiseptic promptly relieves itching of surface eczema and skin rashes.

It stops scratching and so aids faster healing. Buy Extra II g. JJ JF -We, zemo Strength Zemo for stubborn cases. NEW DISTRICT PILOT OFFICERS: During tary; Mrs. Sally M.

Douglas, Birmingham, dis- the convention in Montgomery this past week- trict governor; Mrs. Winnie Daugette, Mobile, end of the District Pilot Clubs, new officers lieutenant governor, and Mrs. Ellen Martin, elected to serve next year were (left to right), Bessemer, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Asbury of Birmingham, secre- Miss Valleta Ann Harlin, whose marriage to George V. Wells Jr.

will be solemnized Saturday, April 30, in Luverne, was the honoree of a tea and a miscellaneous shower Monday afternoon, from 5 to 7 o'clock, when Mrs. J. L. Heustess and Miss Laura Johnston were co-hostesses at the i home of Mrs. Heustess on Park Avenue.

The hotesses were assisted in receiving by Mrs. E. F. Harlin, mother of the bride elect, and by Mrs. George V.

Wells of We- mother of the groom, and by H. C. Stephens and Mrs. Hattie Johnston, mothers of the hostesses. Arrangements of white carna- KNOW THS JOY OF jet black hair tonight 2 tf Tooitht yea cu sat 19 BUT HIM BtMAbjuf an riull fsifetl hnfflt ar relet.

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30c at drag (tore tint, frsfinctj Ctt 1 1 1 S. Cllitss, CSIcus 8. lit F.LEBASH EXEBASH ELEBASH Miss Bowman, Mr. Upchurch Honored By Four Couples Miss Julie Jones Complimented Saturday Miss Julie Jones, a member of the Sidney Lanier graduating class, was complimented Saturday morning when Mrs. David Crosland entertained in her home on Glen Gratten.

White gladioli were used through iVJL Xi I the reception rooms and on the luncheon table. Guests included Misses Martha Bagley, Nancy Vance, Dolly Boyd, Edith Crane, Barbara Cottle, Kitty Guy, Mary Eleanor Grigg, Mary Beth Heustess, Mrs. LaFayette Arnold, mother of the honoree; and Mrs. 0. C.

Toombs, the honoree's grandmother. tions, snapdragons, and gladioli were used throughout the reception rooms. In the room set aside for the gifts, pink gladioli and potted chrysanthemums were used. There the gifts were opened and displayed by a group of close friends of the honoree. including Misses Arragene Martin, Lois Davies, and Carol Thweatt.

Miss Isabel Ledyard was in charge of registering the guests in the bride's book. The dining room table was covered with a cutwork linen cloth and held a twin centerpiece arrangement of white flowers and fern around crystal candelabra matching the punchbowl, which was presided over by Mrs. W. H. Thompson and Mrs.

J. W. Mc-Creary, who were assisted in serving by Misses Joanna Breedlove and Caroline Cosby. Silver candelabra, holding tall white tapers, were used on the buffet and in other parts of the room. Seventy-five guests called during the tea hours.

Gunter iSCO Wives To Meet Tomorrow The Gunter Field NCO Wives Club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. for a business meeting and tea. Entertainment and refreshments will be furnished. A free nursery will be provided. All members are urged to attend.

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Z. Cumbie. and Judge and Mrs. Thomas Lawson entertained with a buffet supper in the home of Judge and Mrs. Lawson on Glen Grattan for Miss Anne Bowman and William Kendrick Upchurch whose marriage will take place April 29.

Serving tables in the house and in the garden held silver bowls of pale pink carnations, roses, snapdragons and gypsophilia, flanked by pink candles in silver candelabras. Fifty friends of Miss Bowman and Mr. Upchurch attended. Miss Smith And Mr. Steincr Complimented With Parties The reception rooms were adorned with spring flowers in pastel colors.

The tea table, overlaid with a maderia cloth, was centered with silver candelabra in which were lighted pale-green tapers. The crystal punch bowl was garlanded with English ivy and nosgays of tiny blossoms. Serving were Misses Carol Coleman, Kitty Guy, Ann Williams, Ann Fortner, and Mrs. Carey Sauls (Brooke Burnette). Seventy-five guests called between the hours of 4 and 6.

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Mrs. Wesley C. Corson, the vice president, Mrs. L. D.

Holloway, presided. The group was led in the Club Collect by Mrs. Demp Thompson. Following the reading of the minutes by Frances Hudson, assistant recording secretary, the treasurer, Mrs. Thompson, made a report.

Committee chairmen gave current reports and handed in to Mrs. Holloway written reports of the year's activities of their respective committees. Mrs. Holloway, who represented the City Federation of Women's Clubs, gave the high lights of the Fifth District meeting at Rock-ford. Mrs.

Holloway paid tribute to Mrs. Wible for her outstanding service in Federated Club work in recognition of which she was awarded a Federation Club pin by the Fifth District. Attention was called to the meeting at Jacksonville, April 28, 29, and 30. Mrs. Wesley C.

Corson was elected as delegate from the City Federation and Mrs. L. D. Holloway alternate. in i i I Hold Program Meetings Circles of the Women of the Church, Trinity Presbyterian, held business and program meetings yesterday with Circles Nos.

1 through 9, and Circle No. 11 holding morning meetings. Circles Nos. 10 and 12 met in the afternoon. Luncheon followed the morning meetings with refreshments served at the conclusion of the afternoon meetings.

Circle No. 1 met at Cleveland Avenue Church with the program presented in the home of Mrs. Julian H. Jones on Haardt Drive. Mrs.

James Upchurch Jr. was co-hostess. Mrs. J. G.

Beale chairman, presided. Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. D. J.

Long and Mrs. Henry Jones in the Long home on Watson Avenue. The chairman, Mrs. Frank McGough, presided. Circle No.

3 held the meeting in the home of Mrs. C. T. Fitz-patrick with Mrs. Klenton Mc-Lemore, co-hostess.

Mrs. H. L. Bowdoin, chairman, presided. Circle No.

4 met with Mrs. James McLean in her home in Snowdoun. Mrs. Weldon Doe chairman, presided and Mrs. Frank Boyd was co-hostess.

Circle No. 5 held the meeting in the home of Mrs. T. D. McGough on Felder Avenue with Mrs.

W. W. Hunt, co-hostess. Mrs. Charles W.

Sherman, chairman, presided. Circle No. 6 met with Mrs. John T. Walker on Arlington Road.

Mrs. Walter T. McKee, chairman, presided. Circle No. 7 met with Mrs.

A. A. Watt and Mrs. Melvin Williams in the Watt home on Haardt Drive. The chairman, Mrs.

Sarah M. Carroll, presided. Circle No. 8 held the meeting in the home of Mrs. Henry Meader on Gilmer Avenue with Mrs.

John B. Patterson, co-hostess. Mrs. J. B.

Fiveash, chairman, presided. Circle No. 9 met with Mrs. Dan Hagood on Felder Avenue. Mrs.

James G. Pruett, chairman, presided and Mrs. Jack White was co-hostess. Circle No. 10 had for hostesses Mrs.

E. V. Bogart and Mrs. E. J.

Thomason with the meeting in the Bogart home on South Hull St. Mrs. J. T. Johnson chairman, presided.

Circle No. 11 held the meeting in the home of the chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Cheatham on Tangle-wood Drive with Mrs. Don Mack-lem, co-hostess. Circle No.

12 held the meeting with Mrs. Joe Frank Lassiter on South Perry St. Edwin Travis Parker, chairman, presided. Cruiser's Bake Shop Busy GREAT LAKES, 111. A Navy cruiser's bakery must produce about 4,000 servings a day for her crew.

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Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hines entertained at a dinner party Friday evening complimenting Miss Smith, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Rayford Agee Smith. WMV Groups Meeting In Ranter Church Today The Woman's Missionary Society of Sampey Memorial Baptist Church in Ramer will be hostess to groups two and four of the Montgomery Baptist WMU Associaticnal quarterly meeting Tuesday. The meeting will convene at 10 a.m. and after the program, lunch will be served at the church.

Mrs. Henry Lyon of Highland Avenue Baptist Church will give the missionary message and Mrs. Paul McClain of Morningview Baptist Church will be in charge of the devotional. Due to the illness of Mrs. Troy S.

Hopkins, president, Mrs. L. L. Eads, vice president, will preside. Final plans for entertaining the group were made by.

the Sampcy Memorial WMS at a meeting at the home of Mrs. II. D. Smith. The missionary program preceding the business meeting was led by Mrs.

W. E. Hobbie and Mrs. G. C.

McDowell, president, gave the devotional. Others taking part on the program were Mrs. George Macon Mrs. II. D.

Smith, Mrs. H. M. Deal and Mrs. C.

M. Brooks. Mrs. Tommy Alford was a visitor. Reports were made by all chairmen.

A salad plate was served during the social hour. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parish were hosts at a dinner party for the couple. Mrs.

Wills Moore and Mrs. John Coxwcll will entertain with a bridge luncheon April 19. Mrs. Terrence McCall and Mrs. Lloyd McCall will be hostesses at a bridge party April 20, and Mr.

and Mrs. Liston Allen Hixon will entertain with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gardner complimenting Miss Smith. Mrs.

A. J. Locklin and Barbara Lockin will give a luncheon for Miss Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Duvall and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Michaels will be hosts at a dinner party April 30. Mrs. Nick Hare has planned a luncheon for that date also. Mrs.

G. H. Harper will entertain with a dinner party April 22. The bride's luncheon will be given by her aunts, Miss Gertrude Rutherford, Miss Ida Rutherford, Mrs. Leslie Rutherford, Mrs.

Alfred Gaut and Mrs. W. E. Rogers. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Rutherford Smith and Dr. and Mrs. Rayford Smith Jr. will be hosts at the after-rehearsal dinner.

The wedding will take place May 7 in the First Presbyterian Church in Monroeville. Mr. Steiner is the son of Mrs. Katherine Elsberry Steiner of Montgomery. ads on Alumnae Plan Meeting Wednesday The Montgomery Chapter of the Judson Alumnae will meet Wednesday at 3:45 p.m.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas A. Bell, 3132 Thomas assisted by Mrs. James Reed and Mrs. Winton Blount.

The program will be presented by Miss Peggy Garner, of Oneon ta, a senior at Judson. ELEB out the reception rooms. Fifteen close friends of the hon oree were present. Leadership School Planned Thursday A leadership school for Mont gomery county home demonstra tion club leaders will be held Thursday at Dairy Producers, Inc. club room, beginning at 10 a.m.

Miss Elta Majors, specialist in family life from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. will give a demonstration lecture on "Ages and Stages of Personal ity Growth and Development." Arrangements for the school were made by Mrs. Maude C. Woodfin, home agent. Twenty-two clubs are expected to send leaders.

Sidney Lanier P-TA To Hear Students The Speech Department of La nier High School, and the Lanier Band will give the P-TA program tonight at 7:30 in the school auditorium. Mrs. Dorothy Moore, director of the speech department will direct a one-act play; and Yale H. Ellis, band conductor, will present the band in concert. A special invitation is extended the parents of ninth grade stu dents of the Junior High Schools of Montgomery.

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