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Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
Mary Miller Honored
By Natl. Music Group
tconrlnusu rom urs, p.ss,

Affiliated with the University of
Michigan the National Music Camp
offers courses in music, art, speech,
camp counseling and recreational
leadership on the college level. jun
ior. intermediate, and high school
divisions of the camp provide ap-
propriate arts activities for chill
dren of elementary, junior high,
and senior high school age.
The 22nd seasons programs will
include about 200 public perform
ances and numerous broadcasts ov-
er local stations.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott and
three children left Friday for
motor trip to California. They will
be away about six weeks.
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Mrs. James Abrahams and her
niece, Miss Ruth Draper of Chi
cago, drove to New York City Tues
day for visit with friends.
4 Mrs. Elmer M. Webb, formerly
of Milford, but now of Pittsburgh,
Pa, will spend this weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Wilkins.
M
Mrs. ". L. Bingham and children,
Richard, Robert and Bruce OF Mar
bertha, Pa, spent last week with
her mother, Mrs, Lee Bennett.
Mrs. Nina Balsley, Oliver Balsley
and Mabel Shockley of Seaford
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wood and family and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Franklin of
Wichitaw, Kansas, are visiting Mr..
Franklin's sister-in-law, Mrs. c. NJ
Tatman and daughters, Gertrude
and Helen.
Mrs. Robert P. Davis and Mrs.
Harry L. Grier will so to Rehoboth
next Tuesday to be guests at the
Bel Haven Hotel until after the
4th of July.
Misses Ruth and Diane Draper
and Tommy Draper of Chicago, are
, spending some time at Slaughter
Beach with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Draper.
Mrs. John Fry and Mrs. George
+, Baynum will leave Sunday for At
laptic City to attend the Red Cross
Convention. They will be guests
at the Ambassador Hotel.
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1t. Col. and Mrs. w. e. Lank ex-
I pect to attend the Ladies" Night
Y Banquet to be held at the Avenue
!, Restaurant at Rehoboth, Del, to,
morrow evening of the DUPONT
Chapter Is, National Sojourners.
Chester Jones of Wilmington
e Harry Pierce, Jay Pierce and Miss
d Anna Prettyman accompanied Miss
: Helen e. Pierce to the Washington
: d. c., Airport on Monday where
Miss Pierce left on a fight to Tok
yO, Japan.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Grier
: Miss Patsy Grier, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
e lie March, Miss Marilyn March, MI
d and Mrs. Robert Mercer and Mr
and Mrs. Frank NAPLES left on Sun
day for Hot Springs, Va. They will
y return home tomorrow.
n .
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bower an,
lie son Michael of York Spring, Pa
d. were weekend guests of Mr.. an
Is Mrs. David Clements. Jr. Mrs. Bow
'r er and Michael remained for thi
week and will return home thi
weekend with Mr.. Bower.
ID .
d Mr.. and Mrs Whiteley Webb ha
to as their guests over the week-en'
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Abel and sol
re Arthur, of Newark, Mr.. and Mr.
II Larry Loddin and children, Mr.. an
E. Mrs. James V. Sharp of Marcu
lg Hook, Pa, and Charles H. Web
er e. M. l of U. S. N, Grand Canyol
E. of Norfolk.
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1t. Col. w. E. Lank accOmpanie
I'D by A. B. Briscow and Me Ackers
lie Delmarva Camp U. S. w. ", a
id tended the Department camp col
a vention held at Hagerstown, MC
he last week. Col. Lank was elected
il delegate to the National Conve
he tion to be held at Tampa, Florid
il next October A. B. Bristow WI
ell, elected as Alternate. They expe
h to join the Delegation at Baltimo
on a special train.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
Local Police Arrest
Driver After Chase
CONTINUED from nrst pass1

NcOntnueu lfOm INST paBsJ
tanks is thought to have prevented
a fire. The police took Leblance
into custody at Tub Mill.
Leblance was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace E. G. Thomas,
pleaded guilty to reckless driving
and leaving the scene of an acci-
dent without notifying the proper
authorities. His contention was
that he had fallen asleep and fail
ed to make the turn at the inter
section. He was fined $25.OO and
costs.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

charter member of the Captain
Jonothan Caldwell D. A. r.
Her going away suit was of
navy with which she wore
white accessories. After the
wedding trip they will have an
apartment on the college cam
pus and Mr.. Crank will finish
his studies next year.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Lieutenant q. g. Kathleen
Hollis left on Sunday for St.
Adams, N. Y. She has been
recommissioned in the Navy.
Lieutenant Hollis is a gradu-
ate of Memorial Hospital here.
o.
Mrs. Seward Simpson, who
has had a recent illness. is
much improved and enjoyed
her shower of remembrances
on Thursday of last week,
from many friends, who so
honored her on her birthday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
Items Of a Purely
Personal Nature

DR.. and Mrs. Leslie Dobson and
family are spending this month at
their cottage at Lewes Beach.
Miss Betty Grier and Miss Chris
tine Smith are spending this week
at Gunston Hall, Centreville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis re-
turned home Monday after spend
ing week at Hotel Royalton, Re-
hobOth.
Lieutenant d. g. Kathleen Hol-
lis left June 10 for St. ALBANIA, N.
Y. She has been recommissioned in
the Navy.
Mrs. Thomas Simpson and Miss
Edna Simpson moved to their cot
tage at Slaughter Beach on Friday
for the summer.
John Bareus and Miss Sarah
Barcus have been spending the
past week at their cottage al
Slaughter Beach.
Miss Norma Patterson of Phila.
delphia will arrive tomorrow to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Grier for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zeisig were
hosts to the State Board of Pharm
acy members on Saturday at theil
home in Lynch Heights.
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Mrs. Elinor Roosa, who has beer
visiting her sister, Miss Mabe
Baldwin in Sacramento, California
since early spring, will arrive home
on July 2.
Miss Charlotte Kitchens, who i
now residing in Elsmere Manor
Wilmington, is now visiting he
mother, Mrs Virginia Kitchens, a
her home in Milford for a week.
4 %
DR.. and Mrs. John A. Fatcheri
and daughters, Connie and Joan, o
I Syracuse, N. Y, will arrive Monda.
to spend a week with Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Dill at their cottage in Re
hoboth.
%
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baynum an
? son Jack are spending some tim
/ at Slaughter Beach, having move
there Saturday. They were in Al
/ lantic City last week for the X
wants Convention.
, %
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Allen an
| three daughters, Jacqueline, Joa
and Judy, of Groton, Mass, are al
= irving today TO spend some tim
t with Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. an
, Mrs. Joseph ]. Pearee.
r -
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Callowa
. and daughter Sally of Wilmingto
S will arrive tomorrow to spend IL
e following week with Mrs. Sail
= Joseph and Mrs. Leah Vinyar
] Their son. Curtis Galloway, h;
: been visiting his grandmother fl
S the past two weeks.
.
e Mr.. and Mrs. David Greene al
] children left on Saturday for
s trip of several weeks. They went
o Virginia for a visit with relativ,
/. before going to Colorado for mo
= visiting with relatives. They wi
e then go to California and will r
i turn by the northern route, visitil
IS Lake Louise and Banff and 9th
e spots of interest on their hom
: ward way.
2 Colonel and Mrs. E. M. Webb al
son of Silver Springs, Md, Da
Flocker of Plainfeld, N. j., d
G Mrs. Norris Whirl and Miss Eli2
beth Whirl of Newark, will be t
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal w
4 kins tomorrow and will attend t
!, wedding of their son, Dolphus w
u kins and Miss Aileen Clendani
II which takes place in Lincoln Met
y Odist Church tomorrow at three.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
Buys Angus Cows

John A. Forest of Milford recent
ly purchased seven purebred Aber-
deen-Angus cows from Charles P.
Stokes of Chestertown, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zeisig
were hosts to the members of
the State Board of Pharmacy
and their wives on Thursday
of last week at luncheon at
their attractive home in Lynch
Heights.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Yvonne Scott,
daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lee
Scott of Bridgeville, to Mr..
John Franklin NAPLES, SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin NAPLES,
which will take place in Ali
Saints Episcopal Church in
Rehoboth at four on that day.
The Reverend Charles Leach
will ofiiciate. Miss Nancy Eek
hardt Of Bridgeville will be the
soloist with Mrs. Leon Thomp-
son at the organ. The church
will be trimmed with palms,
fern and white gladiolus. The
bride-elect will have as her at
tendants Miss Gladys Smith
urst, Miss Lynn Longstreet,
Miss Annette Ladd and Miss
Jane Newton. Mr.. James Glenn
ents viii be best man for the
groom. Included as ushers are
Mr.. william Adkins, Mr.. George
LindenkohI, Jr., Mr.. Robert
NAPLES and Mr.. Ralph Lee
Scott. Jr. A reception will fol-
low at the Rehoboth Country
Club. Miss Scott is gradu-
ate of Skidmore College. Mr..
NAPLES is a graduate of Peddie
and completed his studies at
the University OF Delaware this
month.
A
The wedding of Miss Aileen
Clendaniel and Mr.. Dolphus
wilkins will take place tomor-
row in Lincoln Methodist
Church at three o'clock with
the Reverend w. H. Revelle
performing the ceremony. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Wilkins are entertaining the
wedding party at six to a buff
fet supper before the rehear-
sal. The Wilkins will have as
their guests for the wedding
and the weekend Mrs. Elmer
M. Webb of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Colonel and Mrs. E. NJ. Webb
and son of Silver Springs. Md.
Dale Floeker of Plainfeld, N.
J., a crew member of groom
elects during the war, and
Mrs. Norris Whirl and daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Newark.
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On June 6 at two o'clock i'm
the beautiful Graham Tyler
Memorial Chapel at Park Col
lege in ParkYille. Missouri,
Miss Virginia Louise Tooker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
James Tooker of near town and
Mr.. Donald M. Crank. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crank of
Leavenworth, Kansas, were
married. Miss Becky David
son was the soloist for the oc-
casion, singing Through the
Years" and "The Wedding
Song" The music was play
ed by the Dean of Music, DR..
Charles Griffith of Park Col
lege. The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
gown of white nylon tulle over
taffeta, which had a net yolh
with lace edging, which also
appeared at the edge of the
tight-fitted bodice. Long Lace
mitts were worn to meet tn,
cap sleeves. The skirt wal
full and formed the long train
Her veil of nylon illusion wa
held by a lace cap. Her flowers
were white carnations. Mrs
Harlan Mahaffy was her sis
ter's only attendant. She wor,
a gown similar to that of tn
bride, in yellow organdy, wit
a yellow flower trimmed ban
deau for her hair. She carries
blue and yellow spring flow
ers. Mr.. S. Stewart was bes
man for his roommate. Tn
ushers were Mr.. Harlan Ma
haffy, Mr.. Norton Cooksey, M
Kenneth Haugland. and M,
John Sehck. The chaplain {
the college performed the eel
emony in the chapel where, i
the morning, the bride wa
graduated. 1t was beautifr
with candles and baskets {
white gladioh and summt
lilies. She is also gradual
Of milford High school. and
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

charter member of the Captain
Jonothan Caldwell d. A. r.
Her going away suit was of
navy with which she wore
white accessories. After the
wedding trip they will have an
apartment on the college cam
pus and Mr.. Crank will finish
his studies next year.
o.
Miss Helen Pearce left by
plane Monday evening from
Washington for Tokyo, Japan.
Only two stops were made as
she crossed the United States
and she left at Anchorage,
Alaska, direct for the East.
While there she will visit many
points of interest but her head
quarters will be at Osaka
where Captain and Mrs. George
T. Macklin live, and whose
guest she will be. Returning
she will leave July 15, making
a stop at Honolulu for visit
with Mrs 7 w Smith. the
former Miss Dorothy Phillips
and then on to California,
where she will visit relatives
before going to Bacchus, Utah.
There she will be the guest of
her niece, Mrs. William ].
Brimijoin and Mr.. Brimijoin
and will arrive home about Au-
gust 10 to spehl the balance
of her summer vacation at
Slaughter Beach before return
ing to her teaching in Will
mington High School. Her To-
cal friends are wishing that all
of her landings will be happy
ones and safe return as we'll.
s.
Communications from Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Macklin,
who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brimijoin in Bacchus,
Utah, tell of interesting trips
and their prospective trip to
the Grand Canyon. Also cards
from Mrs. Davis r. Grier who
has been in California for the
past few weeks and she tells
of the great beauty of that far
away coast. She expects to re-
turn early next month.
s.
Mrs. Curtis Vinyard was hos
tess to the Sewing Circle on
Wednesday, having the mem
bers and guests for luncheon.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
William Kimmel and Miss Ruth
Kimmel of DuQuoin, Illinois,
and Mrs. Maurice Bower of
York Springs, a former men,
Der of the club. These friends
were guests of Mrs. Byron
Gibson for dinner on Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd West
of Seaford announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Shirley Mae, to Mr.. Ralph Bald
win Fry, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Fry. Miss West is q
graduate of Seaford High
School, class of 40 and is as.
sociated with the SeaforC
Trust Company. Mr.. Fry. {
graduate of Milford Higl
School, class of AS, is associ
ated in business with his ia
ther. No date has been set TO
the wedding.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zeisil
were hosts to the members o
the State Board of Pharmac,
and their wives on Thursda.
of last week at luncheon a
their attractive home in Lyme
Heights.
Lieutenant q. g. Kathlee
Hollis left on Sunday for S
Albans, N. Y. She has bee
recommissioned in the Nav.
Lieutenant Hollis is a gradr
ate of Memorial Hospital her
o.
Mrs. Seward Simpson, VII
has had a recent illness,
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Vaughn M. Richardson, Sails
bury, will be the Judge and Barney
McDevitt, Mariette, Pa. will be the
ringmaster for the YMCA-spon-
sored horse show to be held at
Dover tomorrow, according to ad-
ditional plans announced this
week.
Scheduled to begin at II a. m,
the program lists 20 classes, in
GLIDING a novice pony class for
children under IA years of age
whose pony has not taken first
place ribbon in similar event.
other classes listed are: Model
three gated saddle horses, pony
driving class, green hunters, road
hacks, model five-gaited saddle
! horses, horsemanship class for
riders under is. fine harness
horses, musical chairs, open jump.
ing class, Palamino class, three.
gated saddle horses, knock down
and out, five-gaited saddle horses
| Tennessee walking horse, open
pony class, ladies' pleasure horses
working hunters, pony class, anC
4 western class.
4 Widespread interest is beins
manifested in the show, the spon
Sors point out. In conjunction witt
the horse show, a country fair viii
be held at which exhibitors from
the area win display equipment an,
merchandise of interest to thos,
attending. The refreshment stanl
will be operated by members of tn
: Dover Soroptimist Club under tn
leadership of Mrs. Elsie Wertz.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

The Rehoboth Police Department
believes it has reached a solution
of a difficult municipal situation
it has been working on for several
months-the question of ''prowl-
ers" around homes in wooded sec
tions of the resort.
Chief of Police Irving Vienot says
that 16-year-old Rehoboth school
boy has been apprehended. who,
after questioning, was believed to
be the mysterious "Peeping Tom"
many home owners had complained
about. vienot said the boy ad-
mitted he had been doing lot of
prowling around Henlopen Acres
since last January, but had not
broken into any homes. He was re-
leased into the custody of his
father, Chief Vienot said, and has
been admitted to a private hospi.
Ital in New Jersey.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Colonel and Mrs. E. M. Webb and
son of Silver Springs. Md. Dale
Flocker of Plainfield, N. j., and
Mrs. Norris Whirl and Miss Eliza
beth Whirl of Newark, will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Will
kins tomorrow and will attend the
wedding of their son, Dolphus Will
kins and Miss Aileen Clendaniel,
which takes place in Lincoln Meth
Odist Church tomorrow at three.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

JLY End is the we'd
ding day of Miss
Yvonne Scott,
daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. RaIDh Lee
Evening star., 1949-06-05
MRS. CREECH.

Miss Nancy Stephens Cor
don, daughter OF Mrs. Frank
Guthrie Gordon and the late
Mr.. Gordon. became the bride
OF Mr.. George Hamilton
adams, jr., son OF Mrs. Adams
and the late Mr.. Adams, at
$50 o'clock last euentng.
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.phens, ST., of Birmingham, Ala
bana, the bridal couple and mem
bers of the wedding party.
For the occasion Mrs. Fulmer
was gowned in black crepe and
she wore an orchid corsage.
The groom's mother also wore
black and her shoulder corsage
was an orchid.
Assisting at the brides table
were Mrs. Lucille Truitt, in yell
low marquesitte, MIS-. j. E. Steen
gowned in black velvet, and Mrs.
w. c. Martin in black dotted
Swiss.
Mrs. A. S. Tatum in aqua crepe
and Mrs. w. S. Heggie in black
marquisette with beauty aster
corsage, presided at the punch
bowl and they were assisted in
serving by Mrs. James Brown in
light blue dotted Swiss and Mrs.
F. r. Nesbitt, in black velvet, and
Mrs. Robert Henry.
The brides table was spread
with a cloth of Italian cut work
and centered with a 3-tiered we'd
ding cake surmounted by a NINA
ture bride and groom. Crystal
candelabra held burning white
tapers on either side and the table
and cake were outlined with gar
lands of fern and pom-pom NUNS
Compotes of nuts and minis fur
Their emphasized the bridal motif
of green and white.
The table from which the punch
was served was spread with q
similar cloth and held similar de-
corations..
The reception room throughout
glowed with soft c~andlelight and
contained a profusion of white
gladioli in baskets placed at inter
walls. The piano was banked with
magnolia leaves and contained an
arch of candles.
Mrs. Cowan presided at the
piano and played wedding music
Miss Elaine Ellard, dressed in
aqua taffeta with matching stole
of marquisette, sang several nup-
tial numbers.
Out f-Town Guests
Among those from out of town
attending the reception were Mrs
John B. Cowan, Mr.. o. T. Parsons
uncle of the bride, Mrs. Thomas
Scarborough, cousin, all of Water
Valley.
Mrs. Harrison, mother of tn,
groom, Jerry Harrison, his bro
Their, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ian
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hooper
Ronald and Billy, Dick Evans
Mrs C. w. Lee and Charlotte, Mis-!
Helen Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. E
v. Gray, Mr.. Robert Stephens
ST., all of Birmingham.
D. T. Harrison, S%yclauga, Ala
bama, Miss Lottie Hester, Line.
vile, Alabama, aunt of the groom
Wedding Trip
After the reception the happy
couple left for a wedding trip tc
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Clubs Personals
Parrish
Vows Made Known

Announcement is made today
OF the marriage of Miss Sara Par
irish, of Red Bank, to Mr.. Baxter
Thompson, son of MIR. and MRs. o.
W. Thompson. of Lexington.
The marriage took place at the
Methodist parsonage in Grenada
on Thursday evening, August Is,
at SEQ pm.
The couple took a wedding trip
to the Gulf coast and are now at
home in Levelland, Texas, where
the groom is employed by the
Carr Geophysical Co.
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Beautiful Ceremony Marks Horrison-Fuim
Wedding At Duront Methodist Church

Soft candlelight, greenery and
white flowers formed a lsvely
setting for the marriage of Miss
Ruth Fulmer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George David Fulmer, of Du-
rant, to Mr.. James William Har-
rison, Of Birmingham, Alabama,
sou of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Townes
Harrison, also of Birmingham.
The ceremony was held on Sun
day afternoon at 500 o'clock IN
the First Methodist church at Du-
rant with the Rev. Travis A. Fill
go, pastor, officiating using the
double ring ceremony before a
large gathering Of friends and
relatives.
The altar held myriad stands of
graceful fern and was centered
with a huge basket of white
chrysanthemums, tuberoses and
stock. Standards of white gladi-
oil were used on either side of the
altar and branched candelabra
held white burning tapers which
cast a soft glow lending enchant-
ment to the setting for the stately
and beautiful ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony at 4:30
O'Clock a program of nuptial mu-
sic was given by Mrs. John CO.
wan, organist, of Water Valley,
aunt of the bride, Robert Yancey
Love and Mrs. Walter N. Odom,
vocalists.
Mrs. Cowan, gowned in pink
marquisette with corsage of pink
roses, played "Liebestraum," by
List, and ave Maria" by Schu-
bert. She accompanied Mr.. Love
who sang D'Hardelot's Because"
and Mrs. Odom, who sang "Oh
Promise Me-" by De Koven. Dur
ing the ceremony she used 20
Dearest One Thou Hast My Heart"
by Schumann. At the end Of the
ceremony 'The Lords Prayer
by Malotte was played for the
benediction and softly sung by
Mr.. Love and Mrs. Odom.
Mrs. Love wore aqua crep and
her flowers were also pink roses
The wedding party entered the
church to the strains of Wagner's
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohen-
grin" Preceding the bride were
her attendants Miss Ann Heggie,
Mrs. Joe Johnson, nee Carol
Steen, Miss Nancy Tatum, and
Mrs. Richard Blake, sister of the
bridegroom, of Birmingham, Ala
bama. Mrs. John Watson Query,
of Memphis, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. Little Miss
Charlotte Lee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Lee, of Birming-
ham, was flower girl.
All of the attendants wre gown
ed identically in orchid taffeta
dresses made with fitted bodice
and full skirt with gathered fold
at the waistline forming a bussle
and bow in the back. The neck
line was a yoke of sheer marquis
cite with double cuff giving an off
the shoulder effect. Their bon
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08

New Orleans and the Gulf coast.
For the trip the bride wore a
suit of gray with which she wore
green accessories. Her corsage
was the white orchid from her
wedding bouquet.
They will be at home IN Birn-
ingham, Alabama, where the
groom is connected with the Rem
ington Typewriter company.
Rehearsal Party
Mrs. Cowan entertained with a
delightful informal party on Sat-
urday evening following rehear-
sal honoring the bridal couple
and members of the wedding
party.
The affair was held in the Full
mer home.
Refreshments were Individual
iced cakes topped with miniature
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08
Mrs. W.. {. ThurnRond Is
Thursday CIub Hostess

Members of the Thursday brid-
&c club aet in the home of Mrs
". E. ThHrmond last week. Guests
at this time were Mrs. W. B. Drib-
ben and Mrs. Wayne Floyd.
In the games Mrs. Alton Parker
scored high and was also lucky at
bingo. She was awarded stock
ines and a handkerchief.
A delicious salad plate and
Cokes were served.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08
William E. Rosomond
Born August 30th

Mr. and Mrs. Denton S. Rosa
mond of Lexington, announce the
birth of a son, william Erwin,
born Tuesday night, August 80,
at 900 pm. The young man
weighed nine pounds at birth.
The new arrival is being well
coined by his brother, John B.
Rosamond, his maternal grand
mother, of Lebanon, Tennessee,
and the paternal grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Rosamond, of
West.