Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 9

SCOTT COUNTY TIMES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1957 1 George Townsend, Mrs. V. L. Smith, Mrs. C.

S. Wicker and Mrs. Ollie Ott attended funeral services in Jackson for Mrs. Hugh Lee's brother, Mr. Crawford.

W. H. Bizell of Cleveland on a trip to Niagra Falls and to Grand-ville, Michigan to visit in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Burroughs and children, Dick, Joan and Bob.

Mrs. George Brignac, will return to Mississippi with Mrs. Bizell and Rita Jean Society Personals Clubs MRS. CHESTER MITCHELL Editor 4 Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Christian and children and Hugh, visited a couple of days last week in the home of Mrs. Christian's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian in Tupelo. Phone 4031 1 Mrs.

Ollie Ott, Mrs. Boyles, Mrs. M. K. Miller Mrs.

Chester Mitchell are attending Mission school this week at the Seashore Camp Ground on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Samuel Freeman Mosley Mr. and Mrs. James Floyd "Keta" Mosley are the proud parents of baby boy, Samuel Freeman Mosley, born at Lackey Memorial Hospital on August 3rd, and weighed 7 lbs. and 10 oz.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Freeman are the maternal grandparents and Mrs.

Norman Johnson, of Philadelphia is the paternal tenant Warren Grey Love, Mount Airy, North Carolina, in an improvised Forest business area and street scene environment, at a late afternoon party on Thursday, July 18, in the home of Mrs. W. D. Lane, with Mrs Hugh Lee reciting the narrative poetical pageant. Introductory entertainment was a love song identification contest, with Mrs Watkins Chip-ley at the piano, which was won by Miss Joan Mendum.

A recording, 'Twas a Few Years Before Creation, a soliloquized history of Forest, followed. The guests were invited to a table, serviced with dainty party refreshments. Room floral decorations were in white, pink and lavender. Miss Boyles was dressed in a champagne colored lace sheath style dress, with turquoise accents. The hostesses were Mcsdames W.

D. Lane, J. T. Wallace, Jack Webb, R. B.

Moulder, Sidney Lane and Thomas Hugh Lee. Freddie and Michie Gaddis flew to Salt Lake City, Utah to meet their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaddis. Mr.

and Mrs. Gaddis called home Sunday night from San Francisco, California. i i. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stark and daughters, Judy and Alice visited recently with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson Springfield, Missouri, and Mrs.

Norah Stark in Bartles-ville, Oklahoma. MISS BOYLES MARRIED TO LT. WARREN LOVE In a beautiful and impressive candlelight ceremony the marriage of Miss Carol Boyles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Boyles of Forest and Lt. Warren Grey Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Love of ML Airy, N. was solemnized Saturday, July 20 at 7:30 o'clock at the Doling Street Methodist Church in Jackson. The Rev. II. F.

Carter, pastor of the church performed the double ring ceremony. White candles in a Cathedral candelabra, against a background of palms and baskets of fern formed a setting for the occasion. A Mr. and Mrs. John Bondurant had as guest in their home last Wednesday, Mr.

Bondurant's brother Bondurant of New Orleans, Louisiana. Jayne Ray Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hilton Ray of Jackson are announcing the birth of a daughter, Jayne, born August 1 at Baptist hospital, weighing seven pounds and 1 ounce. Mrs.

Ray is the former Martha Jayne Hunter of Forest. Jayne is being welcomed by her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hunter of Forest and paternal Mr. and Mrs.

W. O. Ray, of Alexandria, La. Dr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Oliver and sons, Gilbert Jr Scott, had as guests in their home several days last week, Mrs. Oliver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Traweek of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. Hillard McMullan and Mrs. V.

L. Smith enjoyed a business and pleasure trip to New Orleans last week. crchid. Miss Jo Anne Armstrong of Greenville was her Maid of Honor. Other attendants were Lynette Glaze of Hattiesburg and Amy Wilkerson of Jackson, both cousins of the bride.

Their ballerina length frocks were of yellow ny-lonized net over taffeta worn with matching picture hats and their bouquets were of blue Majestic daisies. A. L. Love, father of the groom was best man. The groomsmen were O.

L. Bowman, Mt. Airy, N. brother in law of the groom; John Bonner of Mt. Airy, N.

and Bud Smith of Oak Ridge, Tenn. The bride's mother wore pale pink silk with matching gloves and headdress. The groom's mother wore powder blue silk with matching gloves and headdress. Both wore corsages of orchids. Out of town guests for the occasion were Sam Moore and Nath-am Moore of Oak Ridge, Gladys Hales of Gulfport, Sherry Watson of Greenville, Linda Eld-redge, Mrs.

Walter Brown, Glenda Brown, Bobby Joe Moore, Mr. and Mrs: Lank Husbands, Mrs. O. T. Tadlock, Mrs.

J. T. Wallace and Mrs. Lilla Lane, all of Forest, and Mrs. Harvey Keyes of Morton.

After the wedding trip the cou- prelude of organ music was rendered by Mrs. Kathleen Chipley of Mrs. .11 of Hattiesburg visited the past week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ott and Doctor and Mrs.

George Town-send and sons, George John, and Joe. Forest and Miss JoAnne Mendum of Forest sang I Love You and as Mrs. Ollie Ott and Mrs. Chester Mitchell attended the Mississippi Federation of Womens clubs summer Executive Board meeting held at the Edwards Hotel last Friday. They were accompanied to Jackson by Mrs.

C. S. Wicker and Mrs. V. L.

Smith, who visited with the couple knelt on the velvet covered prie-dieu entwined with greenery, she sang The Lord's 1 Prayer. Janis Leigh Warren Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie J. Warren of Pulaski are announcing the birth of a girl born July 26 at Lackey Memorial hospital weighing 8 pounds and 4 ounces.

She is welcomed by a brother, Freddy and sister, Charlene. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie McGee and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Warren, I The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a wedding gown of imported hand-clipped Chantilly Rev Mrs. Aubrey Smith and children, Bryan, Becky and Debby of Yazoo City visited last Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Mitchell, Mrs. J. D. Greener, Miss Betty Greener and other friends in Forest. 3 lace fashioned with a portrait neckline and full skirt.

Her veil was off LT. AND MRS. WARREN LOVE Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mitchell and children, Rosemary, Sandra, and Maurice, recently enjoyed a trip to the coast, while they moved their boat "Magnolia" from Biloxi to the Pascagoula Harbor on the River.

a mantilla of white nylon net accentuated with seed pearls. She wore lace mits and carried a bou BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Pat Coleman, Rt. 4, Forest entertained her son, Billy, and a group of his friends August 3rd with a birthday party honoring Billy's tenth birthday. Enjoying cake, ice cream and other favors with Billy were Rose and Jones Brogden, Nancy and Sudie Spain, Linda Page, Carol Thrash, Otis and Irene Boyston, Jimmy Russin, Shirley Scott, Sandra McCraw, Dianne and Joan Mc-Craw and Betty Sue Lewis.

LEMON CLUB NEWS The Lemon H. D. Club held its regular meeting on the bussiest day of the month of July 22 with only a few members present in the home of Mrs. John Currie. The group was led by the vice president.

As the roll was being checked, we all discussed the sort of recreation that our family enjoyed together. Minutes were read and approved and Mrs. J. A. Russum won the surprise package.

For the devotional, Mrs. John Currie read "The Story of Cain and Abel," followed with the group repeating the "Lord's Prayer." We had no program nor demon quet of white carnations center Mrs. Dollye McNeill is enjoying a vacation trip to interesting places on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. ed-with a purple throated white i ple will reside in Fayetteville, N. Miss Dot Sherman of New York City arrived in Forest last week and is visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Sherman. stration, instead we planned our family night for August 17th.

We also plan to do something for our 4-H'ers of our community. That is to give them a party sometimes in August. During the discussion, the hostess served lemonade and cookies. After a tour over the garden we had served several nice sweet Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Stokes enjoyed having their children and grandchildren with them last week. This was the first reunion in six years. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Stokes and children, Connie, Marie, Frances, and James of Saint Mary's City, Maryland; Mr. Curtis Stokes, Smyrnia, Rev.

and Mrs R. Stokes and children, Paula and John of Sop Choppy, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradford and Gena of Forest; Mrs. Hazel Wolf and Bill of Forest.

Rev. and Mrs. Stokes car Mr. and Mrs. Seaborn Ormond of Jackson visited last week in the home of their mother, Mrs.

C. D. Howell and Mrs. Ida E. The S.

E. Lackey Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will meet in the Conference Room in the hospital on Monday morning, August 11, at 10 a. m. Members are urged to attend this important meeting. FOR WEEK END MONDAY ENAMEL WARE White with Red trim Miss Charlotte Wicker of Jackson spent last week end at home visiting with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Wicker and sister, Mrs. Virgil Porter, Jr.

ried their brothers and sister home with them for a month, Wil A little praise goes a long way but it's the little morsel of scandal that really travels. SHOP IN FOREST FIRST liam, Jimmie, Billy and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr and sons, David and Eddie of Newton, were recent visitors in the home of Mrs.

W. R. Hunt. Mrs. C.

P. Stegall along with Mr. and Mrs. James Riser and Miss Linda Sue McMullan and George McMullan of Jackson were recent guests of their relatives, the Hillard McMullans and the V. L.

Smiths. children of Ocean Springs recent TEAKETTLE OVAL DISH PAN PERCOLATOR C. where Lt. Love is stationed and Mrs. Love will be in the public schools there.

Miss Carroll Boyles, bride elect of Lt. Warren Grey Love of Mt. Airy, N. C. was honored with a series of parties in Forest, home of the bride-elect.

The home of Mrs. R. Bailey provided a setting for a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening, June 21 at 7:30. Pastel flowers reflecting the golden sunshine of summer were featured in the table decorations and through out the house. Those who planned the refreshments and decorations used the traditional bridal colors of green and white.

Hostesses for this occasion were Mrs. P. R. Bailey, Miss Lynette Glaze, Mrs. Sylvia June Thornton, Mrs.

Mary Nell Traxler, and Mrs. Clynne Husbands. Their gift to the bride elect was china in her chosen pattern. Mrs. Sylvia June Thornton welcomed the guests and presented them to the honoree.

After refreshments were served to the guests they were entertained writh several interesting games climaxed by the presentation of gifts by Mrs. Mary Nell Traxler of Gulf-port. Miss Lynette Glaze of Miss. Southern College, Hattiesburg, presided at the register. All were cousins of the bride elect Miss Boyles was attired in an ice blue lace with a matching velvet sash with chic flower arrangement.

Her corsage was of white carnations. Mrs. Boyles, mother of the bride-elect wore green sheer with a matching corsage Approximately fifty guests Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Wall and children, Becky and Bill had as guests in their home Sunday, Mrs.

Wall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of Newton. ly enjoyed a trip to the Smokey Mountains and parts of the Blue Ridge, returning by way of Montgomery, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Allums and children. SAUCE PAN SET EACH Mrs. Floyd Noblin and daughter, Elaine are in Texas enjoying a visit with Mrs.

Noblin's brother, Mr. Joe McGeehee and Mr. M. C. McGeehee and their families in Houston.

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Argetsinger in Pipestone, 16-PC. SET HAZEL PATTERN DINNERWARE I Afternoon Party for Miss Boyles A year's pretended grocery shopping spree was enacted by Miss Carol Boyles, bride-elect of Lieu- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Eure, Jr.

and daughters, Beverly and Judy, had as guests in their home the past week end, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Parks and daughters, Nina, Dona, and Brenda of Monroeville, Alabama; Mr.

and Mrs. Oswald Pax-ton and children, Mitch and Gayle of Siminole, Texas. PLASTIC Mr. and Mrs. Billy Noblin of Morton visited Sunday in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Noblin. Joan and Bobby Noblin returned home with Mr.

and Mrs. Noblin to spend the night. WASTE BASKET 39c Ea. ME ALWAY AID Mr. Joe Sample of Budc visited the past week end with his sister, Mrs.

J. D. Greener and niece, Miss Betty Greener. Mrs. S.

E. Lackey, R. Lackey and daughter, Linda, visited a couple of days last week! with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Under AND PRACTICED: i Rita Jean Brignac, daughter of wood and son, Bob, in Picayune.

O. T. CRAIN Air. ana Mrs. ueorge urignac, left last week with her aunt, Mrs.

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