Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
BRIDGEPORT
SAERVILLE-ARTIS RECEPTION

RECEPTION
 Lridgeport-Miss Mary Artisv daughter ot Mrs. Anna Belle Brown, of Newfela Avenue, Bridgeport, and ex-GI Granville E. | Baskerville, holder of five battle stars for service ill the European Theatre, and son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Baskerville, of Bridgeport and Trumbrll, were married Sat- uraay morning, June Is, in a pri- vate ceremony a2t the parsonage of the Rev. George Wainwright, pastor of East End Tabernacle. In he evening, the wedding reception was hel1 at the Carter Patriotic and Civic Associations headquar- ters, at South and Main Streets, of which the groom is a director. 1 The newlyweds received D large number of presents, congratula- tory telegrams, cards and numer- ous telephone calls from local and out-of-town friends during the course of the reception. Reception gu"Sts inclroed:
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Bledsoe,. Mir and Mrs Theodore Farrar, MT. and Mrs. Nathan Kearney, MT. and Mrs. Michael Powers, and MT. nd Mrs. Samuel Baskerville.
 Mesdames Annie Belle Brown, | Belle A. Chandler, Grace Delre, Vivian Farrar, Rozena Green, En- ma B. Hall, Mary Nelson, Eliza Beth Smith, Maude Wells, and: Christine Neary.
 Misses Inez and Irene Alves, Minnie iBrody, Annie Brown, Hazel Bell, Villa Mae Baskerville. Gl2dys Carter, Herliner Coates, Azelia Cowans, Gloria Phyllis, and Velma Farrar, Dolores Fountain, Mabel Frazier, Mamie Comes. Dolores >Hollins, Eunice Jenkins, Louise Kearney, Linda Kemp, Athelia Love, Margaret Perry, Alice and Florence Roche, Mary 1 Greene, Marg2 ret, Frances and Mary Smedo, Mabel, Laura, and Evelyn Summons, Maude Smith, and Muriel Mendez.
 Messrs. St. Clair Walker, Will liam Atkins, Robert Alonzo, Sid- ney Eridgeforth, Nathaniel Black well, James Baker, James and Charles Baskerville, Billy Carson, Herbert Cables, Charles Chang, Percival Carter, William R. and Arthur Davis, John Dozier, Jr.,. Robert Graham, John Holley, Will liam Hannon, Joseph Hensley, Da- vid Howar|, Peter Harding. John Johnson, Clarence Jones, Edward Kaiser, Clarence Lilly. Harry Monk, Joseph Nathan, George L. Nelson, John Pullman, Raymond Proctor, Charles Payne, Willie Rucker, Carol Stokes, George Sneed, Ira Stokes, Tony Scars, Nathaniel Thompson, George Will Hams, and Albert Wainwright.
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 The Widow Son Lodce No. i, Oriental Lodge No. 6 Prince Hall F and AM, Eureka Tabernacle Chapter No. fl, were in session at the St. Paul's JAMIE Church on Sunday morning. The Rev. J. E. Henry, pastor, delivered the morning sermon, Necessity and Extra. The senior choir of the church was in attend nee and was well in excess of two hundred.
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 The Finance Committee of the Community Baptist Church are in preparation of their annual tea to be given in the home of Mrs. John H. Parker of 8 Winnifred Street, West Haven on Sunday, July 22 from to pm
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 The ImmanUel Bartist Church sponsored Renovation Rally on Sunday evening.
 The N7tional Quartet Associa- ton branch No. of New England held their meeting at St. Mat thews Church Sunday afternoon.
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 Miss Richetta Pressey became the bride of Robert Carr on Sat urdav morning in the Blessed Mar tin Center.
 Other recent brides include Martha Washington, Hazel S1er- rod, Nettie Robinson.
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