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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-27
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OHIO WAlsEssFREUND

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li6en 8etdtigung bot Der Safularis-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-27

J. L. STAAD
r7sss vslleyvssw Ave-. CLHvDLAHD u. Q
Evening star., 1947-09-28

lot white roses centered with . white
orchid. Her sister, Miss Patricia
Widmayer, wore fuchsia MORE taf-
feta and carried brandywine roses
to match her headdress Of fuchsia
net and roses. Similarly dressed in
hyacinth blue with talisman roses
were the bridesmaids, the Misses
Mary Jane German, Dorothy Fowler,
Mary Virginia Hassel and Proyi-
dence D'Amato.
Mr.. John Lombardo of New York
was best man for his cousin and the
ushers were Messrs. Gerald Madigan,
William Harrison, DR.. John j. Cof-
fey and Mr.. Anthony D'Amato.
After q wedding trip to Canada,
the couple will make their home in
Clifton. DR.. Palmeri is graduate
of Fordham University and George
town Medical School. His bride re-
ceived her B. s. degree from George
town University, where she attend
ed the School of Nursing.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Miss Widn1ayer
.MarYles Doctor

At the Shrine of the Blessed
Sacrament, Miss Mary Teresa Wild
mayer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joseph Widmayer of Chevy
Chase, yesterday became the bride
Of DR.. Anthony Francis Palmeri, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Palmeri
Of Clifton, N. j. Her uncle, the Rev.
Francis 3. German came up from
Memphis, Tenn, to oficiate at the
wedding which took place at II
o'clock In the morning and was
followed by a reception in the ball.
room of the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Mr.. Widmayer gave his daughter
in marriage. She wore a white satin
gown with a long train and a veil
held by a heart-shaped coronet Of
seed pearls. She carried cascade
Evening star., 1947-09-28

English, was married Thursday, to
Mr.. Marshall Jones Beverly, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Henry Carter
Beverley, also Of Alexandria.
The wedding took place in the
home Of the brides mother and Mr..
Richard B. English, jr., escorted his
sister and gave her in marriage.
Mrs. English, jr, was the matron Of
honor and only attendant. Mr..
Beverly was best man for his son.
Bronze satin was worn by the
bride, whose accessories were green
and the matron Of honor was in
brown satin with bronze accessories.
The reception was held at the
Army Navy Country Club, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly left
for Atlantic City. They will make
their home ct Hunting Terrace in
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Bridgewater Of Mount Cuba, Del. ;
he Is the son Of Navy Capt. and
Mrs. E. s. Earnhardt Of Washing
ton. DR.. John w. Christie per-
formed the 4:30 O'Clock ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a candlelight satin
gown with a long veil OF heirloom
point de'appplique lace over tulle.
She carried an old-fashioned bou-
quet. Her sister, Mrs. william L.
Hewes, jr., was matron of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss
Dorothy Nan williams. Miss, Janet
Heinz, Mrs. Richard Hawkins, Miss
Barbara Bachman and Miss Wilda
Schaumann. All wore French blue
Evening star., 1947-09-28
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. D-9C


yelveteen dresses with large match
ing velveteen hats and bouquets
Of white gladioluses.
Mrs. Robert v. Moss was best
man and the ushers we're Mr.. Peter
Vial Of Washington, Mr.. Norman
Ley, Mr.. James I. Lipscomb, Mr..
William G. Masseth, Mr.. Richard G.
Warner Of University Park, Md; Mr..
Karl A. Williams. Mr.. James H.
Barnhill and MIR. William l..
Hewes, jr.
A reception followed at the home
Of the brides parents. Later the
couple left for q honeymoon at the
Evening star., 1947-09-28
CAPITAL Man We'd
In Wilmington

In ithe Westminster Presbyterian
Church In Wilmington, Del, Miss
Ann Bridgewater yesterday became
the bride Of Mr.. Reid Earnhardt
Of this city. She Is the daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reuben
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Miss English Wed
In ALexandria

Miss Janet De Neale English,
daughter of Mrs. Richard B. English
of Alexandra and the late Mr.,
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Skytop Club. They will make their
home in Pittsburgh.
Diamonds are believed to have
been formed in volcanic eruptions /
ages ago.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Ore Of outumn's flat
terine silhouettes =.
follows the fIoring
line of q tier-tucked
skirt hiehliehtine
this superbIy fosh-
ioned gown Of foiIIe
trimmed royon crepe
with an dir Of femi-
nine elegance
Black or brown in
women's sizes. $69.95
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
RlXIE
Silas Bowman


Zion Grove Baptist Church OF
Booker Terrace held its second
regular service Sun. with New
dora Baptist Church. The new
pastor, Rev. Earl Larry preached
on Cooperation $4,000 was rails
ed .. A large crowd attended
the True Church of God at Book
er Terrace Sun night and heard
the INTO, Spiritual Five and the
Wandering Five. Rev. ONeal
served as master of ceremonies.
He stressed particularly the point
of cooperation and the results de-
rived therefrom. $l2l4 was col
lected .. One of Willie Thomp-
sons sons suffered a broken leg
when a truck hit the truck on
which he was riding He is in
the hospital 49,. On the sick list
are Sis Jenny Jackson Of Booker
Terrace and her sister, and T..
Strickland ....... The following
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

Mr., and Robert Lee of Detroit,
Michigan motored here to VISIT
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs p. w.
Lee, and his son, Edward .... MIS-
Annie Temple of Pine Blull Is
also quest of Mr.. and Mrs Lee
and her grandson, Edward '.''',s
Mrs Teatha Shaver has returned
from a pleasant visit with chilo-
rem and grandchildren IN ST
Loius Mrs. E. L. Dove and son
George, visited her father ana
family at Newhardt 49, Mrs. ha-
Uterine Cole and daughter, Breh-
da Patricia. have returned from
pleasant summer in Memphis with
Mrs. Coles husband -.--.... Ralph
Miller of Colubus, Ohio is visit
ing his uncle, Harvey Warren and
family Ben Smith visited his
father. Carter, in Little Rock
hospital and reports his condition
as improved --... Miss DeVenla
Damils spent the week end at
home in the City of Roses VIII
Adams was a recent guest OF his
mother at Memphis, Tenn .....,.-....
Mrs Iona Oates entertained the
White Rose Club Monday and an
enjoyable time was reported --.-a
Recent guests in the city have
been Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shepherd
and baby of Elkhardt, Ohio. Mrs.
Sadie Miller of ST. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Smithland and
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
MINERAL SPRINGS
Como Dixon. Jr.

Rev. A. Jones conducted a
wonderful revival here at the c.
NJ. L. Church, Rev Demmarch,
pastor Two members were add
cd 10 the church . Mrs. Tommle
Neal is on the sick list but her
condition is improving . WIIl'e
FELTON, has returned from very
enjoyable visit to Topeka, Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs W NJ Dixon gave
an entertainment for the church
Friday night A very nice crowd
was present in spite Of the bad
weather Major Hendrix LETT
recently to attend AM&N College
in Pine Bluff - Miss Ruby Od-
gen left to attend Dunbar JUNIOR
College in Little Rock HOW
ard County Training School OPP
ened on the 18th ... 1--WE Say
81 who was the cat the other
day in the big green truck II
Could It be parking on your prop
erty .... Media j. is trying &c
break up someone's happy home
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
WIlMAR
Mrs. Louise Rutherford

Rev. and Mrs. j. F. Vaughn Wis
tied his church in Jersey Sunday,
Sept. IA. Rev. Vaughn preached
his first sermon in the new church
and a high day was reported -.
Cleanthis Eatmon was given a
surprise birthday dinner Sunday
September 14th by her mother,
Mrs. Della Eatmon. Invited guests
included Mines. Onie Caviness,
Callie Ragland, Lula Bass, Ruth
Thompson. Thelma Ragland, Mil
bred Bass and L. M. Rutherford :.
Mrs. Mitt Ridgle left to attend
the funeral service of her son-in-
law, Elex Perry who died Sept
10th in a St Louis hospital. Mr..
Perry was resident of this city
for several years, but was resid-
ing in St. Louis at the time of
his death. He is survived by a
wife, Mrs. Ora Perry, a father,
two daughters, one son and
host of relatives and friends ........
Mrs. Bertha Lee Ridgle visited in
Warren last Saturday ......... Mrs
Christine Robertson spent few
days in Little Rock last week .
Mrs. Della Eatmon and Bobbie
Jones won first prizes in re-
cent financial drive held at Mt.
Tabor Baptist Church ........... The
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
ARkADELPHIA

Mrs. Martha Neal underwent an
operation a few weeks ago, and
While she was in the hospital she
received so many cards and flow
ers that her husband. John. be-
came so jealous that he broke his
foot to see if he too would re-
ceive some flowers. Will some OF
his friends send him basket OF
flowers so he won't break his
foot again. They both are doing
nicely now. They spent a few
days in the city visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Luster and left
for their home in Malvern Wed
SEQ. Mrs. Lois Glaster visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Sunday ...--
Visiting from out of the city are
Miss O. Red of Pine Bluff who
was one of the teachers in the
Okolona School during the sum-
mer session; and Wilson Smith of
Washington, d. c. who is here
visiting relatives and his many
friends ..... If you want to know
what is going on in and around
Arkadelphia, read the STATE
PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26

Could II be HW's ..... JHF is try
ing TO get on the beam with RN.
Can you make it, Jim --a.- What's
Alice doing since her mellow man
has been gone ....-- Emma and
Owner sure did pick lot of cot
ton last week. Could it be that
way a We certainly miss EW
frem standing on the corner with
the long dress on. See you next
week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26

teachers have taken up worn
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcclure to MI
Pisgah in Jacksonville; Mrs, C. W
Smith to Morning Glory School
in Brush Island; Mrs Anna Holt
to College Station; Mrs Emma
Johnson to Kerr Star Mrs Flora
Nichols and Miss Arrela Johnson
to Cato; Mrs, Allepa Hawkins to
South End School in Little Rock
All Booker Terrace is praying
for them and wishing each OF
them a smooth sail and much
success as they are all our own
products.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26

SON Of Crossett, Mr.. and Mrs, Ma
GEO Sloan and daughter, Silvia
Margaret. Mir. and Mrs. w b
Kennedy OF Philadelphia, Penn.
RS. Hurtensc Glover of MllWau-
kee. Wis. Mrs. EdWina Porch OF
Peoria, Ill, Mrs. NJ B, johnson OF
Florida Ann College, Tallahassee,
Fla. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Slaugh-
ter of Peoria, H., Mrs Louis Lau-
renee, Mrs. Lille Beatie and
grandchildren OF Pasadena, Calf,
Mr.. and Mrs, Anderson Monroe
and Mrs. Emma Fison of Santa
Monica, Calf, Mrs. Mary Sim
mons, of Pittsburgh, Penn, Mrs
Ray Kinds of Memphis. Tennes-
see, Mrs. Nancy Watkins and
children of Peoria, Ill, Mrs. Jer-
lean Hall of Youngstown, Ohio,
Mrs. Amanda Taylor of Gary, In
diana, Mrs. Eddie Mae Heron of
Searcy, Mrs. Gertrude Miller of
Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Bessie
Porter of New Rochelle, N. Y.
Miss M o. Tyler has returned
from Malvern after spending the
summer term at Fisk University |
She will resume duties as music |
teacher and teacher of English
and history here ... Miss Geral- |
dine Meekins of Fl Smith is the
newly elected teacher of Science
and mathematics at MIS- ......-....
Aaron Steele spent the week end I
here with his wife, Mrs. L. c.
Steele and family #.-z. Johnny
Turner is confined in the Veter-
ans hospital al Memphis .=.... Mrs
Susie Armstrong is convalescing
Little Miss Ruby Nell Brown
Of Jackson, Miss, is making her
home here with her uncle Book
er Mays, and family. Ruby Nell
accompanied Mrs, Mays an d
Children from Jackson at the end
of their vacation there 49, Give
your news to the carrier or call
406-W after , p. m. Have your
money ready when the paper girl
comes by.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
GOOD HOPE
Mrs. Il. l.. Sockwell

Miss Chester Beard, president of
the Young Folks League sponsor
ed Miss India Jones in a musical
program Sunday evening at Good
Hope Church. 81 10 was collected
by Mrs. Marbline Box and Miss
Beard Will Brown of Chichester
sang fine selection What
Would | Do Without The Lord"
Just before the close of the pro-
gram ..-. DR.. O. Sherman held a
line quarterly conference at Rocky
Hill Church Sunday the 18th To-
Gated on No Highway Spring
Hill pastor delivered a burning
message at the evening service
heV l.. W. Lowery and members
OF 81. James in Camden: Rev. 6
D. Garrett and members of Beth.
el in Camden; Mrs Bessie Ice
SoekWell and members Of Good
hope and Mr. Hunter and NOM
pers of Mt. Ollie were preson,
Dinner was served on the church
grounds Miss Ruth Armstrong
was married to Napoleon Sock.
Wei son of Mr.. and Mrs C. 7.
Sockwell of Rosston on thc 18Th
The All Club girls and bows
had a nice meeting on the 10Th
lheFre progressing with 81 50 in
inc treasury A program Is scbod
uiod for October Bird Misses Clan
o'a Mae Alexander and Tncz Rov
VIII cook sugar cookies and win
serve drinks and the cookies A,
inc next meeting Mrs EfGe Wall
or and the al Club pirIs ,.ui
demonstrate on dycing socks TO
make All quilt
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
CONWAY
George Edwards. Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Howell
are spending their vacation In
Detroit, Mich with Mrs. Howells
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.,
and Mrs F. Hooks. Mrs. Hooks
is known to her many friends in
Conway as Miss Alnierline liamp-
ton ..o Mrs, Rosebur, Mrs Clara
Woods and daughter Virginia
spent Monday in Little Rock -.....
Mrs. Louisa Byce, w d o W
of the late Albert Byce has re-
turned to her home in Conway
after spending several months in
South Carolina visiting her rela-
tives and those of her husband
"A revival is being conducted at
Zion Temple by Elder Henderson
of Fort Smith. Elder J. Rogers is
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26

University gdders in
luskegee who Cramhinp
Quit the same day Crossed fingers willingness forget
effort Butler
eWoaae Huston W. conference
looking definitely Observation-Disclosures opens her Midwest
play against Randy Taylor
Frankfort KY Another for the Little Roc ad
real angdong thriller that isn't likely surpassed bv anv
sa III e southwest this
e Bishop Tigers clash Iangston Lions satd
Inc be studded ,no
brilliant array Of Heshment gridde ho
oh IN the past decade The will dapev
poed as the Bell Wether trouble maker for tho
oiea "'e aslHahs In their loop
10 waco Tor game with Paul Qunns
skirhsh of both eamsas their resnect,,o -
H. Braxton and Louis Wiley ~ e"'ois'-e.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26
FoRDYCt
Oma Gene Juniel

Mrs Easter B. Juniel and her
daughter visited Mrs. Carrie Nor
ris Thursday ..,... Lee Ed Juniel
of East St Louis, Ill visited his
daughter, Miss Oma Gene Juniel
Saturday ..-z.. Arthur Juniel,
grandfather of Miss Oma Gene
Juri died Sept. and was bu-
ried Sept 10 $50. Clarence Mar
sh@'l visited his cousin, Mrs. Joe
Smith Thursday Mrs. Leo Parr
died Saturday otter a long illness
and was buried Wednesday ......
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith attended
the Union Association at TAYLOR
Friday drought Sunday Mrs
Helen Miller spent a few hours
with her father. Joe Smith Mon
day night 49, Mrs Judley Ded-
man is visiting her sister, Miss
Mary C. Juniel .... Mrs. Willie
Mae Pettis visited her uncle who
Is quite III Tuesday Mrs Pearl
ey Dominac visited Mrs. J Smith
Tuesday Mrs Matte Smith
visited her father Tuesday ...
James Juniel and brother have
returned TO st Louis =-. Mrs
Ernestine Pettis visited her father
Oliver Pettis Thursday . Mrs
Rose Morris visited Mrs. Jewel
Cooksey Friday On the sick
list are Oliver Pettis. Richard
Barnes, and Mrs Ellis Dennis
James Willie. Jr. and brother
Curtis, Jr visited Mrs. Selma
Smith Tuesday 49,. Jewel Cooksey
and family visited his father and
family Tuesday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-26

Receiving top billing the football attraction of the week the
Tennessee State College
Stadium Tyler Texas the
weeks performances Tennesses $50 triumph
looms than victory However
doee effort of previous with dazzling
will take the tterand probably check
Inc dynamite laden Mountaneers who headed
National Football title Fred Longs Wiley Wildcats probably
slipped back far agns
e coo ersecuonal Southerns Jaguar though
100 strong will have their with Reies