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8-E The Montgomery Advertiser Alabama Journal Sunday, Aug. 18, 1B3T Tivo Hostesses Compliment Miss Yates, Bride-Elect Miss Stubblefield Miss Jule Canterbury was host- ess Saturday afternoon at a seated tea at the Blue Moon Inn honoring Miss Patricia Stub- Honored By Miss Church. Guests present were Mrs. E. E.

Stubblefield. mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Bibb G. Jones, Canterbury mother of the groom-elect, Mrs. G.

Canterbury, mother of th hostess. Miss Sally Smith, Misi June Moore. I -1 S. 5 5 bDD KSB8 SB0 1 2 Miss Barbara Yates, whose marriage to William Weston Bos--well will take place Sept. 30, Tpas complimented yesterday morning at a kitchen shower when Mrs.

Gaynor Turner and Mrs. Arnold Smith entertained in the home of the latter on Fairview avenue. Gifts were presented in a blue umbrella, the handle wrapped in white satin. Floral decorations were of white and blue carnations, gladioli and gypsophela. Guests included Mrs.

Lloyd Sweat Miss Mary 1 i a Jones, Mrs. Tom Yates, s. Grady Boswell, Mrs. William B. I 1 1 5 4 lw 7 1 1 i 4m r-' as foveas 9' o( Satisfaction Guaranteed A TOAST TO HAPPINESS USE YOUR CREDIT! NU MUNtT UUWNF Pretty Mary Jo Sykes, who has been complimented at a number of parties and showers, since her engagement, was caught by our cameraman' at a party given by Mrs.

J. L. Cumbus in her home on Brevard Avenue. Miss Sykes will be married. Saturday to Robert.

L. Jones. Above, left to right, are Mrs. Cumbus, the hostess, Miss Sykes, her mother, Mrs. W.

M. Sykes and Mrs. Myrtle Jones, mother of the bridegroom-to-be. Pay As Little As 51! blefield. Miss Stubblefield and Ralph Edwin Jones will be married Saturday, Aug.

24, at 7:30 o'clock in the Dexter Avenue Methodist To The Bride To Be SPECIAL OFFER Genuine ENGRAVED Invitations as low $Q30 jF per 100 Additional! $6.75 per 100 10-Day Delivery I ai PHONE CH 7-8891. MOW ai Utsni squart style, "3 2 mm 3 mw mr lUa Weekly P-TA School Of Instruction Set Wednesday By Council 1 COURT SQUARE Registered Optometrist in Cfc SALE'S. Williams, of Auburn, Miss Pat Spendiff, Miss Jule Canterbury, Mrs. Frank Stewart. Miss Caroline Aycock.

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The Montgomery County Council School of Instruction will take place at the First Methodist Church. Aug. 21, in the Educational Building on Clover-dale Park. Registration will begin at 9 in the morning, with the opening session starting at 9:30. The principal speaker will be Dr.

C. M. Dannelly, county su-perintendant of education. Each person present will be given a questionnaire to fill out; the questions dealing with principles and policies of the Parent-Teacher Assn. A discussion will follow.

Mrs. D. D. Black will have a short lesson on parliamentary procedure, after which the group will divide into conferences for officers and chairmen, where their specific duties will be discussed. These conferences will have as coordinators, state officers and chairmen, with county chairmen, presiding.

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fguler 59.50 Iradt hi 29.75 sp.cio.i.w 29.95 lody't 17- Elgin wild rolled l.t. c.Sk Zelt' toU V4 HP Levcrett-Kelly Marriage Set This Month PARROTT, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Leverett of Parrott, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Beatrice, to Earnest Harold Kelly, son of Mrs. W. M. Page of Albany and the late T.

I. Kelly. Miss Leverett is a graduate of Terrell County High School. She graduated from Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College in Tifton, Ga. in June with a two year homemaking certificate.

She received her teacher's certificate this summer from Georgia Teacher's College in Statesboro, where she was elected to serve on the house council. Mr. Kelly graduated from Terrell County High School and has been serving in the U. S. Navy the past two years.

After graduating from electronics school, he is serving aboard the USS Cavallaro, baseo. in Long Beach, Calif. The marriage will be Aug. 25 at 2 p.m. in the First Baptist Church of Tifton.

Written invitations are not being sent and all friends and relatives are invited to attend. G. LATHAM Aug. 3 draped with tulle In fingertip length. Her crescent shaped bouquet was of stephanotis and fleur d'amour centered with a white orchid.

Miss W7anza Cauthen of Prattville was her cousin's maid of honor, and other atendants were Mrs. Robert Hines of Pensacola, and Mrs. Horace Cook of Prattville. They wore identical dresses of white nylon eyelet over aqua taffeta, and semicrowns of aqua, nylon horsehair interwoven with pearls. Their flowers were crescent bouquets of dark pink roses and light pink carnations.

Fred Brown of Panama City, served as best man and groomsmen were Maurice Ballard, Kenneth Ballard, brothers of. the bride, Bertice Latham, brother of the groom, of Cullman, and William A. Beall, cousin of the bride, of Birmingham. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.

Archie entertained with a reception in the church parlors. For a wedding trip the bride traveled in a white linen sheath dress with waistband of embroidered linen over mauve satin. She wore a mauve velvet hat with matching accessories. The couple will reside in Panama City, Fla. 8 i i SI A 3 WAYS TO BUY: LA YAW AY REVOLVING CHARGE REGULAR CHARGE (6 MOS.

TO PAY) The Montgomery County Council has held a school of instruction annually, since 1933, to give inspiration and information to new offices and chairmen in P-TA work. Mrs. William 0. Jones, president of the Montgomery County Council, urges all officers and chairmen to avail themselves of this opportunity. All principals and teachers are cordially invited to attend.

Moose Power Equals That Of Modern Car PRINCE GEORGE, B. C. (A A pair of Spokane, hunters learned that the moose is as mighty as the motor. Paul Haram and Sam Spreck-els reported a bull moose charged tbeir car after they had followed it several minutes along a narrow highway. The car's radiator was damaged and a headlight shattered.

Both the car and the critter limped away under their own power. It isr i. MRS. W. Married Miss Ballard, Mr.

Latham Wed In Prattville PRATTVILLE, Aug. 17 The First Baptist Church of Prattville was the scene of the marriage of Miss Virginia Ballard and Wiley Gerald Latham of Panama City, and Cullman, which took place Aug. 3, at 5:30 p.m. with the Revs. Royce Eallard, brother of the bride, performing the double-ring ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy D. Archie of Prattville and the late B'irnett M. Ballard.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Odis Lee Latham of Cullman. Candles were lighted by Kenneth Ballard and Maurice Ballard, brothers of the bride. Nuptial music was rendered by Mrs.

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