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Evening star., 1947-05-19

in New York this year The
Civic Center will house the group
headed by Haila Stoddard and II
other well-known players, which
is set for a 14-week season :. Miss
Stoddard first will play q fortnight
at the Olney Theater in her most
recent Broadway hit, Dream Girl
Robert Porterfield's wandering Bar
ter Theater group, back from a
highly healthy six-month's road
tour, Is getting set for a 14-week
season at Abingdon, Va. Sum-
mer's end will set it again on the
road, this time on 17-State tour
in a repertory of six plays
Washington Film Council members
will hear George Guernsey We'd
nesday on the subject of Using
Filmstrips to Promote Discussion. y
Mr.. Guernsey is CLOS director
of research and education -. "The
Farmers Daughter" about which
RKO is quite excited, will be
screened locally tomorrow night
It's stars are Joseph Gotten and
Loretta Young "The Well
Digger's Daughter" long awaited
Little attraction which opens Thurs
day, will be shown to critics today
Tomorrow, the same group
should be seeing ''Duel In the Sun, !"
set to follow George Apley" at the
Palace,
Evening star., 1947-05-19
Hollywood:
Kathryn Earned
500 600 But
Kept None
By sheiIoh Grohom

Jimmy Cagney is signing Paul
Draper for the lloofer role in Time
of Your Life" Gene Kelly did this
on the Broadway stage and 1t made
him famous.
Kathryn Grayson made 100000
on her recent three-month personal
appearance tour with Johnnie
Johnston. And Johnnie made
around SIS, 900. But here's the
irony. Because of Hathryn's big
salary at Metro, the 100000 puts
her In q very high income-tax
bracket, and she doesn't keep cent
of the Pa. money! Johnnie, who
doesn't earn so much in pictures,
keeps about $25. 900 of his $75,000.
Bing Crosby gets Tay Garnett to
direct him In Connecticut YAM
kee." Tay's production partnership
with King Vidor has fallen through,
and King is now making = deal
with Benedict Bogeaus
Ida Lupino is talking Arthur Ken
nedy into being her leading man
in Early Autumn"
Gregory Peck has moved into his
new house but he won't have much
time to admire the new drapes and
carpets because he's leaving soon
for New York to star in Gentle
mans Agreement. Most Of this
picture, If not all. will be made in
New York. Greg, by the way. is
almost getting fat. He's gained 30
pounds since his Father Chisholm
days in 'The Keys of the Kingdom. !"
Joe Gotten is in New York to re-
sumo shooting Portrait of Jennie"
with Jennifer Jones. Joe is shop
ping for a play to do on Broadway
next season.
George Raft is planning "Ad-
venture in Morocco" as his next pic
ture with Sam Bischoff, to follow
his current Intrigue" But first he
reports to RKO for Race Street."
with William Bendix.
Dorothy Ford, the six-foot. four
inch glamor girl, is now working
for Ben Bogeaus rs saleslady! He's
paying $1,000 a week for Dotty to
go around the country and sell "A
Miracle Can Happen" to newspaper
editors, q la Anita Colby and Duel
In the Sun"
Since Richard Conte's success
Evening star., 1947-05-19

with Barbara Stanwyck Ii The
Other Love-" his loan-out salary
has been jumped three times. En-
terprise had to pay only $4,000 for
him for Barbara. Now they want
him for Ginger Rogers in wild
Calendar" and they have to pay
10000. That should please Richard,
even II Goth Century gets most
Of the money.
Incidentally, Cornel Wilde Gin
gers leading man In 1T Had to Be
You"-is now making the last one
OF his four r-picture deal with Colum-
bia. It would be fascinating to
know how much he will want to
renew the contract. Cornell Is not
the man to sell himself short.
Cary Grant couldn't be more
pleased about 1ife--i1e gets Hank
Potter, who directed The Farmers
Daughter" to direct him in mfr.
Blandings Builds His Dream House" ;"
with MyTna 10y.
Wayne Morris Is practically un-
recognizable because he has dyed
his blond locks q lighter yellow for
his role in 'aThe Time of Your Life. :"
M
Screen Newcomer jeanette Nolan,
a radio star, will be Lady Macbeth
to Orson Welles in his projected play
and movie versions of Macbeth"
And Orson tells me that II Mac
Beth" is a success. He'll plunge
into King Lear" fol-
lowed by "Othello" and Midsummer
Nights Dream"
Enrol Flynn's father Is retiring
from his professorship at Queens
University in Belfast, and Enrol has
invited him to take possession of
the island he recently bought off
Jamaica.
Eleanor Parker has been learning
to speak French for her trip to
Paris. Her French chef is teaching
her. He used to be the head chef
on the Normandie.
Before Alfred Hitchcock took off
Evening star., 1947-05-19

for New York lass Sunday he cave
his lS-year-old daughter, Pat .
prc-graduation present Of / beauti-
ful new car.
Greer Garson's tight rope scene
with Greer wearing tights In The
Nutmeg Tree has been eliminated,
as I predicted. from the Monkton
Hoffe script.
Mrs. William PoWell-as / told
you two months ago lis now definite
for Mr.. Peabody and the Mermaid
with Husband William.
tReleased ~
Evening star., 1947-05-19
Of Stern Stuff
BY The Asseeiofed Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Jorja Cartwright has an unusual
slant on reducing-she says ambi-
ton is the best dietitian.
She used to weigh, she admits,
155 pounds before she came to Hol-
lywood. She was stenographer for
a while, when the movie bug bit her
MY weight and my goal didn't
iibe," she says.
Evening star., 1947-05-19
Miss Hepburn Heading East
For a ReStful Summer
BY Joy carmody

the East for the summer With
operators could pick the pretest OF all possible
Well, nearly all
Her name Hepburn Unfortunately there is joker
Miss probably foul summer
entrepneus dream hiring Hepburn has
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

roe, La. will deliver the address
n d at three p. m. Mrs. M.
B. Smith of Little Rock will be
presented in a musical recital
-. Mrs. Annie Bell Spencer
left last week for her home In
Chicago, after spending two
weeks with relatives here 49,.
Rev. Crout of Pace. Mississippi
and two sons motored here Tues.
day and were accompanied home
by Mrs. Crout. They were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gray, Mrs. Crout's brother -.
James Lamb president of the
City Improvement Club is suffer.
ing with his eyes. We hope for
him speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

be the answer! :. They tell me
that Joan Peoples has finally
found her a boyfriend -. Who
Is the lucky chick In Herman
Longs life7 Barbara Johnson or
Herise Anderson? -. John c.
Early says that he has finally
settled down to one chick. Her
name is Lois -, Bobbye Jones
and Willie Stone are really In
there kicking -. They tell me
that Justice Purvis Is carrying a
torch for Herschel Williams =.
Willie Washingtons want ad
has been answered by none 9th.
err than Mary Catherine Richard
son -. II seems as II M. Mat.
thews and l., Macon are playing
for keeps -. Erma Browne Is
still trying to make passes at
Wexford Willis =. wonder II
she will be successful? Ask Gus
sic Davis and she will tell you
everything 49, Mittie Walker
says that when Herbert Clarke
Is around she can't remember a
thing she said -. Some Of the
latest couples around Dunbar
are Bobbye Jones. Willie Stone;
Bettye Williams, William Oliver;
Margaret Hughes and George
Haymon; John Hampton and
Mary Miller. Luke Evans had bet
ter be ware Of Chester Toilette.
Thurman Lawson says that wo
men and books Just don't match
-. Mae Iris Hopkins is still Dun
bars Number pest :. 1t seems
as II Fannie Davis and James
Oliver are going down slowly -.
Muriel Clevel and and Soloman
Drake are stifi rocking solid -.
Wanted: Girlfriends for: Rud,
olph Edgeston. Arthur Osborne
and Charles Tyler.
The Spectator
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
LOUANN
Ethel N. Jones

Ethel N. Jones
Johnnie Browning and C. c.
Porchia were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Oliver Sunday 49,.
Miss Mattiie Lee Walker and Lee
Lee W. Elliott were married re-
Gently and are making their
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Elliott =. Excl OH
yer of Cleveland, Ohio Is here
visiting his mother and family
and Is planning to carry his son
Herbert back with him -. Icy
M. Thompson and her husband
visited her uncle and cousin here
recently -. Mrs. Rosie Mae
Everett was called to the bedside
of her sick daughter and grand
daughter, both Of Huttig -.
Mrs. Matte Elliott of st. Paul
Mimi, is here visiting her father
and other relatives .... Ozie Hi
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
CAMPUS 1--WE

Marion Oliver and Charles Col
ely are finally jumping solid a.
gain -. Why has Doris Russ
been so happy lately? Ask her
maybe she will tell you :. Won't
somebody please help John Bell
to make up hp his mind between
Mary Williams and Clara Cup
ton -. Martha Cole and Ar.
thur Brown have finally proved
that old love never dies :. John
Hampton and Mary Miller have
been seen together quite often.
l wonder what happened to Bea.
trice Moore -. Claree Guy
and Jimmie Hawkins are doing
fine for themselves -. won.
der what Irene Chant Is doing
for herself these days ;. Marilyn
Miller and Jackie Wright are
still rocking solid -. Lillian
Fields and Napolon Talley are
an ideal couple around Dunbar.
Della Ingram has been singing,
I'll be so Glad When My Man
Comes Home" go. Freda Dove
says that the MIR Boys are fine
as wine (referring to Frederick
Hale) -. Won't somebody help
j. Brice to make up his mind be
tween S. McJimpson and Ruth II
-. 1t seems as II the flame be-
tween Fred Guy and June Dwell
ingham is going out 49,. Ruth
Frazier had better watch out or
she won't have ] ]. long 80.
Ruth Gray says that Otis Pres
ton is the onliest man in hel
life -. What happened to the
Love Affair" of M. Williams
and s. Gregory? Could @. Ealy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

dreth Ia improving at this writ
Ing -. Ethel M. Jones, the
writer. reports very nice time
at Shady Grove School. The Four
Kings rendered a very nice pro-
gram and $4,000 was raised for
them -. Mrs. Sarah Burch is
on the sick list Many eiti.
zens Of this community are wir.
ing their houses In preparation
for electric lights -. Levonia
Elliott has returned from Buck
ner -. l.. M. Hawthorne of
Buckner and Johnny Hawthorne
visited the Elliott family -.
Mrs, Sarah Norful died Friday
after a long illness -. Have
your news ready when the paper
girl comes by.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
r. have fallen out again. Don't

n. have fallen out again. Don't
let 1t get you down because It
won't last long" -, Minnie X.
passes George II. her English
lessons. Is this tho beginning OF
a new romance? -. They tell
me frankie Lis having hard
time deciding who she will per-
NIT to escort her to the Prom =,
Sterling NJ. and Otha Lee s. are
really on, VIII they expouse
soon? -. Who will this certain
chick Chester l.. told Buzz me
Baby" Did she refuse Chester?
Beware Pal -. How are Ruby
Wade and NJ. Mitchell doing
these days? Otis F., what hap
pened to your love for r, Worlds.
Is 1t because OF II. Lupo -. In
our History Glass, why does E.
Farr watch John Scroggins 49,,
What Chick Is that giving Neo-
nah M. trouble about Harold r.?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
BRADLEY
Mrs. callle N. surreli

Mrs. Callie N. Burreli
st. Mary's Baptist Church held
the second anniversary of their
pastor Rev. Nelson, April eth.
The Sunday School was in charge
of Deacon Lee Thomas, supt. Of
Mt. Olive Baptist Churchs S. S.
The morning sermons We're by
Revs. Finley and Stegall of Gar
land. Rev. John Harris of Plain
Dealing, Louisiana preached the
anniversary sermon. s112.91 was
raised. :. Mrs. Artric Rawls OF
Shreveport, La, is visiting her
sons, B. T. and Charles Taylor.
..Quartets Of Plain Dealing are
rendering programs at Rev. Jno.
Reeves church. -. Marshall Ho.
well, Jr. visited his sister, Mrs.
Martha Jackson in Springhill, La
-. Mrs. Lacy Murry is improv
ing from treatments for both
broken legs. Dank Harris = Is
still on the sick list ...... Ben
Martin attended the Congress In
stitute at Hope. Please Have
your money ready when the pa
pers are delivered.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
JUNCTION CITY

Ethel Lee Dunn
Rev. w. X. Pinegar, pastor of
New Hope CINE Church preach
ed wonderful sermon at 11:00
o'clock Sunday 80. Rev. VIII
liams, pastor Of Turner AME
Church preached soul stirring
sermon at $3.50 p. IN. Text, How
can these things be-" 49,. Circle
No. l Mrs. Annie Morris, presi-
dent, met at the home OF Mrs.
Joe Ethel Island April 10th ....
The Willing Workers Club of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

STATE PRESS papers are sold
at the office OF Henry Porch 1905
Magnolia Street MIR. For infor-
nation about the STATE PRESS
please write or phone Henry
Porch, S76S. Please get your news
In before Monday Advertise
ments OF any size are received.
Friends II you want to 20 to
heaven.
Let's 60 on and pay seven.
Newsboys Wanted.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

The Second Sunday In May.
the Famous Bynum Brothers will
render a musical program NAL
vern. For good listening. keep
listening to the Bynum Brothers.
II you want to hear some sing
Ing please get In contact with
Charlie Bynum, manager.
For good singing see Or get In
contact with Elmore Myers the
manager Of the famous Smiling
Five Gospel Singers which you
hear every Sunday morning at
9:45 over KGH1.
Contact Mrs. Lettie Wright fol-
the King Solomon Junior Glass.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
9Th Grade Class
Carver High Get
Trip To Capitol

AUGUSTUS reward for
raising the highest amount of
money In a contest sponsored by
Mrs. Earle M. Afford, teacher
In the Carver High School, the
members of the 9th grade were
given a trip to the State Capitol.
The 9th grade students raised
$67.2S, the highest amount raised
in the annual Spring Drive.
Miss Irma Foster was elected
queen of the class and Finzee
Roddy was elected class presi-
dent and William Cunningham the
vice president.
Mrs. Afford and Principal James
M. Smith accompanied the class
to the Capital City. While there
they visited the STATE PRESS
publishing plant and were given
a routine of newspaper printing.
Other sites visited were Arkan-
sas Baptist College, Fair Park,
the State Hospital and one of
the leading studios where photos
were taken of the group.
Those making the trip were:
lrma Foster, Finzee Roddy, Will
lam Cunningham, Parlesta Val
entine. Leroy Guest Leslie Reed,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

Thazel Cannon, C. c. Spearman.
]. c. White. John L. Sewer, Hen
ry d. Atkins, Booker L, Currie,
Eddie l.. Reed, Donald Boone. Ru
fus Cobbs. Willie B. Allen, Vira
Mae Chambers, John Guest. John
Heard. Jane Bobo, l.. Fuller,
Minta Seats, Clyola Peters, Geo.
Porter. frances Slaughter, Yer
neal Reed Marguerite Hudson,
Marguerite Rowe. Barbara Jean
Watson, Alma Jean Simmons,
Beulah Hernton, Gwendolyn
Franklin, Willie Fair, Opal Lee
Upshaw, Earline Anetony, John
Ed. Taylor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK NEWS

PILGRIM PRO G r Il S s
CHURCH -. The first Sunday
in each month. the Silver Tones
gRl sponsor a musical program
n 500 D. nj. Mrs. Throw is
,onsor. Service second an d
fourth Sundays ll:00 a. m. Bro
Their Taylor sponsor and Rev, B.
]. Whitfield. pastor.
Mrs Throw will sponsor pro-
TIERS Day program. Sunday at
500 .. m. The public Is invited.
Rev B. ]. Whitfield, pastor.
McCABLE CHAPEL -. The
third Sunday In each month the
Queens Of Harmony will spon-
cor a musical program at 8 p,
m. The public is invited to at
tend. Rev. Stewart IL sponsor ana
Rev. Hawkins, Pastor.
KING SOLOMON BAPTIST
CHURCH -. Each fourth Sun
day in each month the Junior
singing class will render pro-
gram with the help Of the quar-
tets Of the city and members and
friends. Mrs. Lettie Wright Is
sponsor. On the second Sund.y
night, the Silver Leaf will rem
der a musical program under the
leadership Of Ben Townsend.
sunday School every Sunday at
$50 a. m. Services every Sun
day. Rev. c. L. Crner, pastor
Come early to get a seat.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 9Th
aud Pine -. The regular senior
course of the church will spon'
sor 4 program on the second and
third Sundays in May, under the
direction Of Mrs. Criswell. Rev
q. w. Sangster, pastor.
,r,, 0a o,uday In Nav
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

CINE Church, Mrs. Lucy Wyatt,
president, met at the home OF
Mrs. Ethel Island April 18th -.
Miss Jerlene Branch gave an en-
joyable birthday party April 18th.
Many out of town guests attend.
ed 80. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson
of Longview, Texas was week
end guest of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs, Berry recently -. Mrs.
Quintilla Jackson and Shella
Joe are weekend guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Por
ter -. Rev. j. w. Dunn will be
honored guest at birthday
dinner on May Twenty-fifth 49,.
The Willing Workers Club of the
CINE Church met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Ophelia Parker.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
OLYPHANT.

Quincy Steward was buried
here Monday. Rev. Jas Huff
officiated with Phillips and Son
in charge 80. The Robertsons Of
Swifton visited here Sunday 49,.
The Jones boys sponsored a
drive to Newport Wednesday
night. Mrs. Smith, the teacher
and her pupils, and Mrs. M. c..
Fields went on the drive ....
Mrs. Mays sponsored an inter
esting commencement play.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
MeGEHEE

Mrs. c. Green
Mrs. Lille Aldridge left We'd.
nesday for West Ben, Alabama
to be by the bedside Of her very
sick sister, Mrs. Lola Pace, who
passed and was buried before
she made her arrival 80. Wo-
mems Day will be observed at
st Peters AME Church Sunday
at IL a. m. and 3 p. m. At II
a. m. Mrs. e. p. Robinson OF Mon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
n. | R. live.
Herbert Tyson

Herbert Tyson
What's this hear about Arthur
J. and Vera H.? Watch your step
pal. | don't think Fairest w. Is
going to put up with that double
play again 80. Eddie s. Is very
affectionate toward two young
ladies' OF the 18th grade I'M.
q. Woodland is telling d. w.
There's no one but you. What
about this Otha II. . Fannie
Cook and Robert w. are doing
fine since Ruby W. let him slide
-. Clara G. hasn't much to say
about Marion these days $50.
Tommy r.. which is your favorite
Sweetheart frankie L. or Her.
berteen M. 49,. The reason a
certain boy around Jones can't
make any progress with Lois T.
she's giving her time to the
Shorter Boys .... Charlene B.
and Joe J. had a swell time at
the social Friday night. Where
was Stickney? Elijah J. who is
your No. heartbeat Mamie M.
or Mildred M. BY the way Mamie
is making eyes at Arthur J. ....
Earl 8. is doing fine at Shorter.
Ii this the reason Dorothy @.
vas in sorrow Valley Sunday
Mari don't keep your sisters
name q secret 49,. Lawrence G.
and Virginia r. didn't miss
dance at the social. Does this
mean anything Lawrence 80. RI
bear that Helen 8. and James
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
sArrLE or MUSIC

There will be q battle OF music
at Boosters Hall by the famous
Golden Echoes OF Evansville, Ind.
and the Silver Tone Gospel Sing
ers May IL. You can't afford to
miss this program.
ADD PILGRIM PROGRESS -.
Evening star., 1947-07-31

The Nations leading editors
hastened to advise Abraham Lincoln
by letter on many of his problems
of state, the Library Of Congress
notes In reporting on further study
of the Robert Todd Lincoln collec-
ton of his papers.
More than 200 letters from promi-
nent newspapermen have been
found. the Library said today. !,
The writer's included, Horace
Greeley, Joseph Medill, John Locke
Scripps, William Cullen Bryant and
James Gordon Bennett.
In 1860, Medill of the Chicago
Tribune, one of Lincoln's early sup
porters for the presidential noni-
nation, wrote of plan to approach
Bennett.
"We deem it highly important to
spike his gun" Medill stated. His
affirmative help is not of great
consequence, but he is powerful for
mischief. We think his terms
will not be immoderate He is too
rich to want money. Social posi-
ton we suspect is what he wants.
He wants to be in position to be
invited with his wife and son to
dinner or tea at the White House
and to be made Of by the big men
of the party. ."
Bennett later gave Lincoln sup,
port in varying measure and backed
him in the campaign of 1854 In
1865 he was offered the post of
Minister TO France.
He declined the honor, writing,
In part: y-...
II trust that I estimate, at its
full value, the high consideration
which the President of the United
States entertains and expresses for
me by proposing so distinguished an
honor. Accept my sincere thanks
for that honor.
IT am sorry however to say that
at my age am afraid of assuming
the slabors and esponsibilities of
such an important position. Be-
sides, in the present relations of
France and the United States, am
of the decided opinion that / can
be Of more service to the country in
the present position I occupy"
He was editor of the New York
Herald.
Greeley of the New York Tribune,
a militant abolitionist, prodded
Lincoln often.
Henry j. Raymond Of the New
York Times was another editor who
offered Lincoln advice from time
to time.
Evening star., 1947-07-31

cluded the woman had been beaten
and thrown overheard Sunday, July
13, from a barge which plies between
Baltimore and Norfolk, Va.
One of the seamen was arrested
aboard the barge. The other two
were returned here last night after
being arrested in Norfolk.
Sucker fish sometimes live In
sharks mouths.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Nations Top Editors Offered
Lincoln Advice; Papers Show

One of the last letters from an
editor in the collection was dated
January Is, 1865. 1t was written
by Medill and contained suggestions
for cabinet and diplomatic appoint
ments. The letter was marked
Private" It's salutation was
Father Abraham"
Evening star., 1947-07-31
; Questioned in Sloying
OF Women in Baltimore
Ry the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, July 31.-Police
today questioned three young barge
men in the Staying of Doris O'Brien,
40, whose trussed body floated to
the surface of the Baltimore Harbor
nine days ago.
Henry J. Kriss, captain Of detec-
tives, said his investigators had con-
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Here's How to Keep
Your Food Bills Down

Study the Acme Muket dds und select foods
Wahr speco sules Of Connsd Food buy quany
Use Margarine well butter for seasoning baking.
Fomdule Asco Milk instead fresh milk cooking
ceiling for whipping Be chill thoroughly when
using for whipping)
Buy Fresh Fruits and Vegetables that plentiful beuns
bson peaches bee good for us and low price
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Mr.. And Mrs. Moore
Entertain Bridal
PortY At Supper

Among the several social events
that preceded the Moore-Grant
nuptiais Of Thursday was a buffet
supper at which the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry B. Moore
were host and hostess following
the wedding rehearsal Wednesday
evening.
The home of MI. and Mrs.
Moore, Gil No. Willow tsreet,
Pasragoula, was the setting 60.
the event.
The house was decorated with
a wealth of flowers the arrange
ment of which was especially
beautiful in the ching room.
Here the table was graced BY a
cloth which had been used on a
similar occasion when Mr. and
Mrs. Moore were married A SINAI
Ter table was covered with a Not
tingham lace cover which the
groom. who is q veteran Of the
past war, brought back with him
from England.
Coral lilies in profusion also
decorated the tables.
The guest list, which numbered
about 35, included the members
of the bridal party who each
brought a guest, and a few 9th
er friends.