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And We Will Give You A New Pair. $1.50 pair Shoe Dept. College Couple To Pledge Vows Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Day, November 25, is the wedding date set by Miss Barbara Jane Netterville of Newellton and John Clifford Ensminger of this city. Miss Netterville is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Hansford Netterville of Newellton and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Moore and Mrs. Charles Hansford Netterville and the late Mr.

Netterville all of Newellton. She attended Louisiana Tech and is a student at Northeast State College. Mr. Ensminger is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Ensminger of Monroe. His grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Grant of West Monroe and the late Mrs. Kate Ensminger of Monroe. The Newellton Union Church will be the scene of wedding which will be solemnized at six-thirty in the evening by Bishop Marvin Franklin and Rev. Arthur Strick- CLUB PREPARES out invitations to the twenty-fifth anniversary tea which will be celebrated at an open house between seven iVnd Tallulah! and ten Thursday at the YWCA on Jackson street are (seated, left to right) Mrs. B.

Eason. Mrs. O. B. Persful, Mrs.

H. W. Eight and Mrs. Victor Schoonover. Standing are Mrs.

Hewitt B. Johnson and Mrs. John B. Woodburn. (Staff photo by John Oldenburg) YWCA Plans Open House Thursday In Celebration Of Silver Anniversary One of the most outstanding social events of the fall season will be the twenty-fifth anniversary of the YWCA which will be celebrated at an open house between seven and ten Thursday night, October 28, at 1515 Jackson street.

Receiving guests at the door will be Mrs. B. L. Mulhem, president of the YWCA board and Miss Bess Sharp, executive secretary. Mrs.

E. P. Cudd is general chairman of the silver anniversary activities. Serving on the refreshment committee are Mrs. E.

B. Ellison, Mrs. A. S. Tidwell and Mrs.

Frank Eason. Music will be in charge of Mrs. Elliott Thompson. Serving on the flower committee are Mrs. Dan Dennett.

Mrs. C. C. Lucky, Mrs. L.

N. Copes, Mrs. J. T. Powell and Mrs.

Hewitt B. Johnson. Mrs. Palmer Hardie of Baton Rouge, first president of the YWCA board, and past presidents. Mrs.

Fagan Cox, Mrs. W. B. Clarke, Mrs. A.

D. Tisdale, and Mrs. J. R. White will alternate at the tea service.

Mrs. J. B. Thornhill, a past member of the board will aLso serve. Coffee will be served by Mr.

E. Ellison. Mr. B. L.

Mulhem, Mr. B. E. McWilliams, Dr. D.

L. Anderson and Mr. Charles Wood. Mrs. B.

E. McWilliams is in charge of publicity for the celebration. To Open At 4 For those unable to attend the 0 house during the evening hours, the YWCA will be open at four with Mrs. B. L.

Mulhern, Mrs. II. K. Touchstone and Mrs. Ruth Hundley receiving guests.

It was pointed out that those desiring to vote in the annual elee- lion of board members can do so at this time. I Serving on the invitation committee are Mrs. Hewitt B. Johnson, Mrs. O.

B. Persful, Mrs. John B. Woodburn. Mrs.

B. Eason, Mrs. Victor Schoonover and Mrs. H. W.

Kight. Active 25 years During the quarter-century history of the YWCA in Monroe, it has played an important and active part in community life. October 1929 plans for the organization were formulated with Miss Jordena Flournoy, a prominent leader in the community, as its Provisional Chairman. The first executive committee was composed of Mrs. Jessie Sadler.

general chairman, Mrs. J. B. Pollard, campaign chairman, Mrs. C.

E. Slagle, chairman, and Mrs. B. P. Hardie, general ac- tivities chairman.

Through the efforts of Mrs. W. L. Ethridge as housing chairman I a building was secured on the corner of DeSiard and South Grand and a cafeteria was started. In January, 1930, twenty one women of this community were elected as the first board of directors.

They were: Miss Jordena Flournoy, Mrs. Palmer Hardie, Mrs. J. L. Croft, Mrs.

Fagan Cox, Dr. Irma Jones, Mrs. J. C. Sadler, Mrs.

Louis Hullum, Mrs. J. B. Pollard, Mrs. A.

D. Tisdale. Mrs. D. C.

Warner, Mrs. Alston Prophit, Mrs. Sam Collins, Henry Colbert, Miss Myrtle Rodgers. Mrs. James A.

Noe. Mrs. E. R. Yancey, Mrs.

B. Beasley. Mrs. M. Jarmon, Mrs.

W. B. Clarke, Mrs. A. M.

Wills. I The first residence building of the YWCA was on Telemaque street, but soon these quarters were outgrown and the residence and building headquarters of the YWCA became 201 Washington street. In 1937 the YWCA headquarters were moved to 904 Jackson street. In October 1946. through the efforts and interest of the YWCA board with Mrs.

J. B. Thornhill as building chairman and a group of interested friends and citizens with Mr. Richard Kellogg as chairman, and through the advice and consent of the finance committee of the Community Chest the present building, 1515 Jackson Street was secured and a down payment was made. Miss Netterville has chosen as her maid of honor Miss Rachel Everette of Newellton.

Her bridesmaids will be Miss Ginger Wilkerson, Miss Vivian White. Miss Martha Louise Netterville, Miss Henrietta Mason, all of Newellton, and Miss Martha Denmon of St. Joseph. Serving the bridegroom as best man will be William Poe of Newellton. Ushers and groomsmen will be Rex Ensminger, Jack Neal, Alva Lynch, Charles Netter( ville and Larry LaPlue.

i Both will continue their studies at Northeast State College and reside in Monroe following their wedding trip. Tulane Alumni To Meet At Country Club There will be a dinner for Tulane Alumni, parents of students of Tulane and Newcomb colleges and parents of prospective students on Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Country Club. Miss Beatrice I Fields, secretary of Tulane Alumni and members of the Tulane faculty will be present to discuss plans for I the Tulane Conference to be held in Monroe next spring. These con; ferences have been held in Jack- ison.

Miss, and Lake Charles this past year with enthusiastic response. i Reservations may be made by calling 33226 or the Country Club- 35136, MISS CLAIR JEAN SULLIVAN Remember that old fashioned sandwich combination of egg salad and deviled ham? It still tastes good! Make these sandwiches in three layers and serve them with olives. Engagement Of Miss Sullivan Is Announced Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Clair Jean Sullivan of Helena to Charles Roland Stratford of Helena and this city. Miss Sullivan Is the daughter of Mrs. Irene Tardy Sullivan of Helena and Eugene Sullivan of Memphis.

Mr. Stratford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Stratford of this city. The bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs.

Samuel W. Tardy of Helena and the late Mr. Tardy and the late Mr. and Mrs. B.

S. Sullivan of Wabash, Ark. She was graduated from Central High School in Helena this year and is a member of Delta Beta Sigma sorority. She was elected Junior Miss Helena in 1951. Mr.

the grandson of Mrs. R. C. Smith of Greenville, S. and the late Mr.

Smith and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur Stratford of Brighton, Sussex, England. He graduated from Neville High School where he was captain of the band and was elected outstanding athlete. Mr.

Stratford attended Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, where he was captain of the band, a member of Kappa Kappa Psi, national honorary fratenity for college bandsmen, Kappa Phi Kappa, educational fraternity. Phi Mu Alpha national musical fraternity, a member oU the track team and the club He also attended Northeast Louisiana State College. He now is hand director for Central High School in Helena. The wedding will he solemnized Nov. 27 at the First Baptist Church in Helena.

BE HERE EARLY FOR THESE VALUES EARLY SEASON SAVINGS Right now even before cold weather gets here you can get the advantage of these sale prices on all brand new 1954 fall and winter styles. FAMOUS LABEL SUITS Schiaparelli Dan Milstein Rafi Don Loper Gene Shelly Printz Wilson Briny Marlin And many others Sixes 9-15, 12-20, 38-46, REGULAR $125.00 NOW $93.75 REGULAR $1 10.00 NOW $82.50 REGULAR 98.00 NOW $73.50 REGULAR 89.00 NOW $67.47 REGULAR 79.00 NOW $59.97 REGULAR 69.00 NOW $52.47 REGULAR 59.00 NOW $44.97 Now is the time to get your favorite label suit at a NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL Wedding Plans For Donna Frances Bacon And Martin M. Rogers Are Announced Of special interest in this section is the announcement made by Mr. and Mrs. George Donald Bacon of Mer Rouge of the approaching marriage of their daughter, Donna Frances Bacon, to Martin Mont- gomery Rodgers, son of I)r.

and mont and Louisiana State Univer- Mrs. Wirt Rodgers, of Bastrop. Formal announcement of the engagement was made by the bride- the late Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Yet mother at a tea given in of New Orleans and the late mTj sity. Mr. Rodgerj is the grandson of Mer Rouge at the home of her aunt, Mrs. H.

Hume. The wedding will be solemnized at 8 on the evening of Saturday, November 13, in the Mer and Mrs. Calhoun Rodgers of Bastrop. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University whore he was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Following the wedding, the eou- Rouge Methodist Church with the make their home in Bas- pastor.

The Rev, Floyd Durham, officiating. Miss Bacon has asked her sisters, Mrs. Warren White and Mrs. Max Brodnax to be her matrons of honor and bridesmaids will be Miss Joan Bell, Mrs. William Porch Mrs.

Jack DuBois and Mrs. Jimmy Fite. Miss Lena Armstrong will the junior bridesmaid and Jo Lynn and Becky White will be flower girls. Serving as ringbearer will be Max Brodnax III. Mr.

Rodgers will have as his best man his brother, Wirt Rodgers, Jr. Max Brodnax, Ben Tipton, Bobby Marlatt, Dan McDuff, Charles McDuff and John Davis McAdams will be ushers, i Miss Bacon is the granddaugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Ilopkins of Mer Rouge and the late Mr. and Mrs C. I. Bacon of Bastrop. She attended Ward Bel- President Names Area Chairmen LAKE PROVIDENCE Mrs.

Bessie Walsworth, Fifth District president of the American Legion Auxiliary', presiding at the conference held in Ruston, Oct. 3, announced her area chairmen and district chairman. For the area Mrs. A. C.

Volk, Bastrop, is chairman of area Mrs. Mamman Tabarelet, Jonesville, area Mrs. Maggie Lusk, Epps, area Mrs. Robert Tillman, Columbia, area E. For the district Mrs.

Mildred Wallace, Tallulah, is chairman of Americanism; Mrs. Nell H. Patrick, Lake Providence, Child Welfare; Mrs. Robert Tillman, Columbia, Community Service; Mrs. Georgie Payne Pinkston, Lake Providence, Girls State; Mrs.

Louisa Lake Providence, membership; Mrs. Juanita Massey, Tallulah, National Defense; Mrs. Ruby Beasley, Jonesboro. Poppy; Mrs. Mary H.

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Dial Henry Hoot, D. I. Hinch MONROE, (LA.) MORNING WORLb OCTOBER 24, 1954.