, 1935-05-12
Sims4Sagent
Rites HeLdLn
Valley City

DONNA, May 1.-THE marriage
Of Miss Joy Sergeant and MI.
Lum Sims, was Of interest," TO a
large circle Of friends. The cere-
mony was performed nc the home
OF the brides parents nc 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon with Rev. G. III.
Farmer, pastor OF the Christian
church, officiating. The spacious
rooms were beautifully decorated
with ferns. pink roses and Queen
Anne's lace. Misses Ruth and
Martha Sergeant. sisters OF the
bride, sang Carrie Jacob Bonds Il
Love You Truly" accompanied nc
the piano by Miss Eugenia 6hep-
perd. To the strains of Lohengrin's
Bridal Chorus, played by mss
Shepperd. the bride and groom
slowly descended the stairway to-
gether and took their places be-
fore the large windows In the
dining-room, which were banked
with flowers and ferns.
Rev. Farmer read the simple,
but impressive ~Single-ring service
and Rev. l.. K. Kopp. a retired
Christian minister Of Weslaco,
who Is an uncle OF the brides, Of
fered q prayer. The bride wore n
lovely gown OF white crepe, with a
lace jacket and q hair-band OF
flowers
After the ceremony, Miss Ruth
Sergeant presided at the punch
bowl. Miss Martha Sergeant was
in charge Of the guest book. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Sims and their daughter.
father, mother and sister OF the
groom. all of EdccGch, Mrs. Day.
an aunt and Mr.. and Mrs. Kopp
OF Weslaco. About so guests were
present.
The popular young couple Is well
known In the community, Mrs.
Sims having graduated from the
Donna high school In the class OF
1881. Mr.. Sims Is associated with
the Piggy iggly store In Pharr
and the young couple will make
their home In that city.
The Donna Chapter Order Of the
Eastern Star. met Tuesday night
for a regular meeting. A special
program was given honoring the
Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Mrs. Walter Weaver gave a very
fine address Of Welcome, with q
response by Mrs. Frank Thomson
A duet was sung by Mrs. Truman
Terrell and Miss Mildred McFarl-
ing. Mrs. T. B. Truax gave q poem
appropriate TO the occasion and the
program closed with a solo by Miss
Hazel Champion.
The Baptist w. M. u. held It's
regular study meeting at the
church Thursday afternoon Mrs
George v. Bear was in charge OF
the program, the theme being Lift
ing the Banner Through the Min
istry OF Healing" Those taking part
on the program we're Mesdames G..
II. Hooks, Arnold Somers, Jesse
Waddell. A. B. Hill, ST., and Jack
Gibson. A box Of food supplies will
be furnished this month, for the
Baptist hospital in Harrington.
This will be under the direction OF
Mrs. Hill. chairman OF benevol-
ences.
The Willing Workers and the
Home Workers Demonstration clubs
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. E. o. Carmack, a member
OF the Willing Workers club. Miss
Wllroy gave a demonstration on
the care OF roses and summer
plants.
"A very enjoyable program was
given appropriate for Mothers Day.
with the following numbers:
When and Why We Celebrate
Mothers Day. by Mrs. jay Siever:
Why a Mother Cannot Lose Her
job Mrs. Carlson; You Owe II
To Your Mother" Mrs. Mumper:
"A Day With Mother" Mrs. wv. H.
TONNE.
Mrs. Oscar Vickers and Mrs.
Elmer Vickers have returned from
san Antonio and Gonzales, where
they were called by the illness and
death OF their brother.
Mrs. ID. r. Lowe left Tuesday
night for Virginia. whe-r she was
called by the serious ill tsss OF her
brother-in-law.
Frame strengthening. front sys-
TEN aligning. Patteson Motor Co.