Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 13

SEPTEMBER 3, 1939 MONROE (LA.) MORNING WORLD PAGE TH Miss Alice Joy Morin Becomes Bride Of Francis Barnett Thurs 1 Wedding Solemnized At Methodist Church Couple Will Make Home Here After Honeymoon; Reception Held At Aehle Residence Mm R. White and Warren Irmochnm and membcrs of the cla55 Gregory entertained Tuesday morning JUIICoUUlU ion the lawn of the home. B. L. Pattereon to avenue, with a beautifully appointed i Leon Mitchell, Dr.

A. A. Meiedith, coffee hour in honor of Mrs. Louis 1 the Study guild and several guests in Mrs McDonald, Mr. V.

L. Clayton Montana and pink radiance roses predominated in the dining room. A wedding characterized by manv distinctive features during presented hv Mrs. J. Nor- took place at the First Methodist church Thursday night, man Coon, Mrs.

Dean Sehg and Miss August 81, at eight when Miss Alice Joy Morin, i Garnett dod at the punch bowl the dinmg daughter of Mr. Earl P. Morin and the late Mrs. Anna Mayes ronm Morin, became the bride of Mr. Francis Victor Barnett, son a gracious gesture wm the prewn.

tation of beautiful handkerchiefs to of Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Barnett.

Mrs Langford as a token of farev ell The ehurrt was 1 inked ith Pic the 16 or more guests who called during the morning hours. and odwar iia fern of pink I-angford, who is leaving soon for her home. The president, Mrs. Pat- Jackson, where she will make ter son, presided over the short busi- her home in the future. session, after which the follow- A pmk and white color theme was reflected in the beautiful flowers mg progiam was presented: banking the reception suite.

Rose of "Early English Literature and the ardy glad illuminated burning in in the barkgt the by the ushers and Mr Rie: concert was ff mond Spence for the pr e.v The hr Beatrice Miss and Lyi all pmk net rr- pink to a beautnui cathedral tapers gia lioli. Mr. Si rother, Rev. and Norman by Mrs. H.

W. Ayers; "Troubadours and by Mrs. B. L. Patterson.

Mrs. Patteraon illustrated her discussion with special mane by Miss Edith Cox and Miss Dorothy Patterson Mrs W. Scroggins sang the A piano solo, "Intermezzo, Op. 76 No Johannes Brahms, was given by Edith Cox At the conclusion of the program, Brumfield, Mr. and Mrs.

T. D. Callaway, Mrs. E. W.

Stewart, Mr Jackson, Muss Iyena Mae Ross, Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Edmonds and Mrs. Harper Cox.

Miss Helen Hope Mitchell of Monroe is visiting her aunt, Mrs. David Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. P.

Shreveport visitors F. Stinson were The Ruth Brown circle of the Mcth- Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Gregory and daughter, Patsy, and Mrs. Howard Davis left for Hot Springs.

where they will spend several weeks. Mrs. Gordon Lazarus and daughter, Patsy Joel, of Jonesville were Mr and Mrs. Joel Keenan. Mr.

and Mrs. Auste Davide left for a vacation on the coast. a 1 a 1 ebr a a ce atte: )f the Barrir1 -1rs Ray WARDS CATALOG ORDER SERVICE On too Carr ed pay order I I COSMETICS per' to ns, nationally known br Wards one iv dr Ct p- ces. I i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS dol qun ty, than ''i rr ne low See cur spec ic ooklet. A JEWELRY rings watcher, backed by Wards 6 oldguoranfeeofset sfaction! i CAMERAS AND FILMS every nationally known make of fine photography equipment, priced far under other stores.

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August 22. Approximated 500 received ha; heior of ience, bachelor of science in library sc encp. master of arts, mas- of rii it anw Ph degres at her I. F. Ca ann, rf th Mr and T1 Ridge announce laughter at St.

Vm ist 2R Mrs I. ornas Hie art ranos dar Else a cc ompanie by nr sunt. Mrs, MB hi te of New 0 is ret irned a del gle- ft 1 in ti iwc.vt mi lud- ir a visit in Vi C'tuv or in Sin sncisco v. they ittended the ir. of 1 Join Car( 'rosw ellson st Junior college of L.

S. U. at as assistant librarian. odist W. M.

S. met in the home of nf parents, Paul Stinson for a Bible study, with Mrs, W. W. McDonald in charge of the program. The meeting was opened with a circle of after w'htch Mrs.

McDonald taught the first chapter of "Songs of "The Idea of God in the All present entered into the discussion. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Paul Stinson. During the social hour refreshments were served to P. Dunn.

J. A Gaar, Mrs. Pearl Welsh returned from L. S. where she attended summer school and obtained her S.

degree. Mrs. Welsh is a member of the faculty of the Clayton school. re Had, state su 'ibi instruction of Vir- a former Pea he faculty rr.em- was the commencement speaker Dr Garrison, president of Pea- resented the degrees farewell addre-s to lege, Ann New Orleans lest of Jane Dawkins, Mrs O. Re ds and J.

Briehn, W. McDonald, Neil the delightful social hour, Thomas. and Miss Eliza- the hostess served delicious refresh- beth Stinson. of open-faced sandwiches, indi- vidua! cakes, 'its and fruit to the The Ever Ready circle of the Jones- A b'u w.th Mrs Bloch. Joe Dufresne, Mrs, Howard J- Bames for Bible study.

At the ne, Miss close of the lesson the etc served -e Gray. W. K. Scroggins, refreshments to Charles F. St ns Henry Gott, Fred Callaway, T.

Stovali. Mrs. Bryan Walsworfh, Miss Walker and J. A Thurman. With Mrs Hearne, Miss The Ella K.

circle of the Jonesboro Methodist church held its regular weekly meeting in the home of Mrs. M. M. Hearne. A George taught the Bible lesson, using as the theme Bible of Silva- 0 terson.

and Miss Djfothy Pat- Mrs. J. E. Keenan, assisted by Mrs. Floyd Quick and Mrs.

Clyde Stevens. I was hostess to the regular meeting of the Baptist Missionary society. Mrs. Dovle Davis opened the meeting with prayer, followed by a personal ferv.ee report by Mrs. George Durham.

Mrs. taught the Bible study A sweet course was served the 1 lowing Mesdames D. Davis, F. Quick, Stevens. Jessie Sullivan, James Bowman, William Chandler, George Durham, Lydia Cole.

C. Fergurson, Waiter Lancaster and Mr and Mr Jh'er Mf Harry A Lange and rtha Ann, of Little Rock. A are visiting Mrs sister, Mrs. G. S.

Farmer, Mrs, Lydia Cole left 'or Winnsboro, where she will visit with friends and relatives. ng in shad Juan Me xi r. the the west ihey averna. National Albuquerque, and of They 11 spet re- 'i wf me Na- points of mter- MrA A umed it and chil- nd Carolyn, re- irpending several and New Or- During the social hour, the served refreshments to the Mrs Henry Scrogg ward Hearne, Mr Mr anc Mrs. Mrs, J.

F. Sneed Mi and 1 Mrs. A Tai Bn Benjamin Dawkins and Cvnth a Ashley, of the eek-end guests Mrs Benjamin Dswkms The ti ice program. gram, th Mrs mg Topic for Jonesboro B-ip- their royal serv- gave the pre- presid- Carrying Vi, S. Okaloosa Mr and daughter Jpvn mg a visit Ch Fr th and Mr, and Mrs.

Charles Loomis have as guests Mrs. Earl Loomis and children of and Mr Loomis nf Little Katie Osborne of St. the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Fergurson.

Mrs William Thompson of Monticello. has arrived and will spend several weeks with her son and fam- ace are enjoy- dy. Mr. and Mrs. Haile Thompson here W.

Out theGreat offitrr the Shall 'i OX 1 re- Bible TI ie Ever-Enlarging Ruffin mm Ci ti en rv of the Kungdor Matt 8 .1 Shf? a Jno Rer 7 9 -12. by Ward to her home TJ Va' lose on Perk were ins, Mr? Zun Mart (9 Sh A 7 1 in IT 1 resent Tr by tp re meetmg was rs Key W. I elloise i rs. Mrs A R. Mrs.

ger.s, Mrs. Hall, drs Ward 1 Hay Mrs C. ri the Loe, P. Ke Mi H. C.

Faveti kori, Mrs. A Isot Mr s. D. Puc- last k.it, Mrs. D.

fefiin Mrs. L. W. Irv; Mrs LI Hammonj Parker. A F.

Cor I. A. cett Mrs Fun? ierhurk. Mrs Melton Green Valle 1rs. L.

Mrs Neal olleg.v Dry arri Mrs. Wing te, mr.paniedHv 8 Mr and were hosts th re- to the Suinda class of the M' A chu: mulligi in as served to Allen George spent a Mr. and week-end in Mon -e as the gi Mr. and Mrs. White.

Bird, Mr? Isadore Mos- sir and daughters, Barbara June and Martha Sue, left for several visit in Dallas, and El Ark. Mrs the guest Mrs. All Alexandrin relati of Monroe was Mr and Mrs. I. H.

Hobbs, Hudson ret where she med sited Be dv Mr. and of Huston were guest Mrs, J. Fletcher. Mr were Rav and A and Theresa hue guests of Mr. They upre acco rs.

W. R. Ray, and fr W. R. mied home Mrs David Mitchell had as her guests Mrs S.

P. Winston and Mrs. P. Sessions of Vidalia, Miss Dorothy Farmer returned from Jackson, Mrs where she visited friends and relatives. Margaret Farmer has com- pleteci her training course at the Greenv.de sanitarium and now visiting her parents, Mr.

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