The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-01

| fist parsonage, Mr.. d. l.. Alexander
and Miss Ruth Patrick were married,
Rev. j. w. Storer performing the
ceremony.
| Mr.. Alexander is an enterprising
young farmer of the Como vicinity,
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Alexander. Mrs. Alexander is q sis
ter of Mr.. j. A. Patrick of this city,
and for the past two years has been
successful teacher in the county
! school
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will make
their home at Como.
Phelps Hill
Rev. d. T. Spaulding was the Off
Giant at the marriage of Miss Annie
Floy Hill and Mr.. Everett Phelps
at the Baptist church at India Sun
day evening.
The bride, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Hill of India, was 1920
Grove graduate, and has since taught
in the county schools. She wore for
her wedding, a navy tricotine suit,
with harmonizing accessories and
carried brides roses and valley ILL
lies. Miss Elizabeth Alden of Paris
furnished the nuptial music.
The groom is an efficient l.. & N.
employee. Mr.. and Mrs Phelps are
a popular couple.
Nash Hart
Mcfarland Clements
Two other prominent couples, both
of whom were married by Rev. D, T,
Spaulding, on Sunday afternoon, were
Miss Kate Audell Clements and Mr.
Roger Mcfarland and Miss Sarah
Hart and Mr.. Connie T Nash, the
who have many friends.
Mrs. Mcfarland is the daughter of
MIR, and Mrs. Jack Clements of
north of Paris, and he is the son of
Mrs. Mary Mcfarland of 8. Poplar
street. with whom they will make
their home. They are worthy young
people.
Wedding Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jones of S.
Brewer street, announce the marriage
Of their daughter, John Eva,to Mr..
Ralph C. Claypool of Lois Va,
March rs, the Rev. Chevault of
Richmond officiating.
Mr. Claypool is of a fine Virginia
family. He is an overseas veteran
of the World War.
Mrs. Claypool is young woman
of sterling worth and accomplish
ment. She is a graduate of the West
Tennessee Normal and was teaching
in Morrisville, Va, when she became
acquainted with Mr.. Claypool. She
has taught in Lee School here, also
in the city schools of Louisville.
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b. w. NJ. S.
AT the business meeting of the w.
M. S. OF the Baptist Church Monday
afternoon, Mrs. j. w. 'Storer and Mrs.
d. M. Mobiles were appointed as del
egate to the West Tennessee Baptist
Convention which meets at Covington
Tenn, April ~.
The remainder of the afternoon was
taken up with the reading of reports
from the different circles, which
showed the addition of two new
members.
There will be no meeting next
Monday, but the day will be spent in
Personal service work.
Presbyterian Missionary Society.
Japan was the subject of discuss
ion at the meeting of the Presbyte-
rian Missionary Society, of which Mrs.
E. E. Davis was the leader at the res
idence of Mrs. G.. T. Alternately, s.
Market street, Monday afternoon.
Mesdames l.. E. Shemwell Matte
Dumas, and Wade Whitlock were on
program.
The membership was well repre-
scented, and the discussions enjoyed.
Mrs. Alternately served enjoyable
refreshments.
Ladies' Aid
Mrs. j. M. Ing entertained the
Ladies Aid Society OF the Christian
Church Monday afternoon, at her
home on Poplar street. Church mat
tiers of interest were discussed. The
place of next weeks meeting has not
been announced.
Mrs Ing served a delicious ice
course.
The attendance was good.
Rebekah Lodge Notes
Paris Rebekah Lodge No. 227 10
OF. Met in regular session on Mon
day evening and initiated one in the