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PAGE 6 GEORGIA BULLETIN THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1963 Mist Kathleen Lombardy, Fiancee Oj David Mitchell Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lom- brady announce the engage ment of their daughter, Kath leen Rose Lombardy, to David Mitchell Hynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hynes. He Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bussey of this city. The bride-elect is a graduate of St. Pius X High School and Barry College in Miami, Flo rida. The future bridegroom was graduated from Marist College and attends Clemson College, where he has served as capta in of the football team. He is president of the Block "C"Club and a member of the Tiger Brotherhood. The wedding will be August 29th at Our Lady of theAssump tion Church. “Call Me Madam” 5th Production Theater Under the Stars fifth great production is "Call Me Madam", running thru Sunday, starring an Atlnata favorite, Miss Blanche Thedom. Miss Thebom was the first principal star ever to appear at Theater Under The Star*. This occurred two year* ago when she scored a hug* per sonal success in "The King and I” at Chastian amphitheater. Her me/zosoprano is alio fami liar to Atlantans because of her many Metropolitan Opera appe arances and concert tours. Miss Thebom is well suited for the role of Sally Adams, United States ambassador to Lichtenburg, although it may stem a frivolous part for such a distinguished opera singer. Miss The bom's exquisite voice and effervescent stage persona lity in this capacity presents an entirely new facet of her great talent. She was travelled and loured all over the world, including concerts in Russia and Roumania. She is, in reality, a roving goodwill ambassador RADIO CAB1 DECATUR CO-OP CABS 910 Howard Ave. 24-Hour Service Passengers Insured Ww Anywhere DU 74MI — DR. 7*1701 DECATUR. DA. for the United States. "Call Me Madam" is a subtle satire of American officials ab road. It is based on the Tru man administration and the life of Mrs. Perle Mesta, who was the United States Minister to the EXichy of Luxemberg. The star ring role is Mrs. Sally Adams, party-giver supreme who falls In love with Cosmo Constantine, Finance Minister of the Duchy of Llchtenberg. "Call Me Madam" has the magic touch of Irving Berlin, with 17 musical numbers, In cluding "It's a Lovely Day To day," "You're Just In Lovs," and "The Best Thing for Me Would Be You." The show ran on Broadway for 644 per formances and was then made Into a very successful movie, Miss LaFoy Receives Degree Miss Mirle LaFoy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gibson La Foy,of Our Lady's Pirlsh, Car rollton, was recently awarded a Master's Degree In English from Tulane, University in New Orleans, She received her B» A. de gree from Marymount College In Tarrytown, New York, after which she taught at Marymount International School In Paris, France, for a year. Miss LaFoy plans to return to Tulane in September. Plan Your Garden Club Program Early Ragiitar New For Lecture, Subject, IMPROVING YOUR SOIL COMPOST AND MULCHES BENEPICAL INSECTS WONDERS OF THE EARTHWORM NATURAL GARDENING CONCEPT Call: Suian Haag At: Mi 4-0133 Fee: $10.00 THEATER UNDER THE STARS PRESENTS By Popular Demand! BLANCHE THEB0M in IRVING BERLIN'S “CALL ME MADAM” THRU SUNDAY AUO. 11th THERE'S A BOX Ol I K I NIAR YOU 1 u m«« ,..i , | I ...... * * * .. j, ... f Mitf... w II..I..I .l.t.il.t...., Hi. It . | t* 11 < i . l>m •' * " '••••* $ I ...... till.,,,, |„.|„ l , l | .(• .... 1 I ...... iR.f Mi... f I f (.ifi,f|w.«.».A,i,.linn. •( I... ***** «ii ii i —-, III,. Vnlii. Ntiltfn,tlNii %i....i, IH l H.l « U .) t l.l, ,..| „„ It-ml. <M. * ' •* »* »***» ‘ A I I- - i r '** i* *’• »“« ' •' •>»«.»...• It.i.l.j.l ( kml !• ...I I A ii . . t f WHUHK.tltlH J 19 IIUtlAM, || t • T<> t CIO ton (Mil % I *.l» Miss Ann Bell, Mr. Bodine Are United In Nuptial Mass Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W, Bell ol Atlanta, Georgia, announca the marriage of their daughter, Ann Elizabeth, to Jean Francis Bodlna, son of Mr, Earl J, Bodine of San Joie, California, and the late Mrs, Elisabeth Ferrers Bodlna. The marriage was solem nised In a nuptial mass on Saturday, August third, at Saint Thomas More Catholic Church, Decatur, Monalgnor Patrick O' Conner offered the mass, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of blush peau de sole featuring a simple bodice and two embroi dered organdy panels down the skirt front. The bouffant aklrt extended Into a chapel train, Her fingertip veil, belonging to her mater, wai of blush illu sion and was caught to a small crown of lace and tulla edged with pearls and sequins. She curried a Prayer Book covered with a spray of stephanotls and Eucharist lilies. Her only Jewelry was a strand of pearls, gift of the bridegroom. Lynch, Queen Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lynch of Atlanta announce tha engage ment of their daughter, Cather ine Rea Lynch, to Larry Vin cent Queen, son ofMr.andMrs. Clyde Queen, of Douglasville, Georgia. The bride-elect graduated from St. Pius X Catholic High School and is presently em ployed by Southern Bell Tele phone. The bridegroom-elect att ends Marsh Business College and Is employed at Georgia Bap tist Hospital. The wedding will be August 30th at Sacred Heart Church. NEW ARRIVALS Mr. and Mra, Fructuoso Vardeja (Del la Soberon) 317 - 6th Street, Apt, 8 Boy born July 29, 1963 Sacred Heart Parish Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Servl (Margaret Pourehot) 2081 Rando Lane N.W. Boy horn August 1, 1963 Christ the King Pariah Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Burke (Nancy Alicia Smith) Confederate Court Apis, Hoy born August 2, 1161 Immaculate Conception Parloh Mr, and Mrs, Bernard Winner (Blaine Beaird) Rt, 4 Box 606 Hurt Hd., imyrna Boy born August 2, 1963 St. John Vianney, Austell Pariah Mr, and Mrs, Charles Luts (Elate Janice Bayne) 2163 Hannah Lane Girl born August 3, 1963 Miss Kathleen Pace Announces Plans To Marry Thomas Hirons Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pace announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Marie Pace to Thomas Joseph Hirons, son of Mr and Mrs, A. Joseph Hirons of Adrian, Michigan. The bride-to-be, a graduate of St. Pius X High School, attend ed St. Mary’s College of Notre Dame for three years, and will receive her Bachelor of Science degree from North Carolina State College in Raleigh, North Carolina. The groom-elect graduated from Norte Dame University in 1960. After completing his course work towards a Masters Degree in Nuclear Engineer ing at North Carolina State College, he returned to Notre Dame as a member of the fa culty for the 1961-62, 1962— 63 school years. He is now com pleting his graduate studies at North Carolina State College. Friends entertaining the bride-to-be are: Mrs. Thomas B. Lee, Mrs. Mary Alyce Hun ter, Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. A, M. Seaver, Mrs. Howard Jones, Mrs. Carl Mathis, Mrs. Art 0. Taimadge, Mrs. Keith Skel- ley, Mrs. J. K. Ford, Mrs. Jack Carver, Mrs. Lucy Tip- pen, Mrs. Gregory Murray, and Miss Carol Murray. The wedding will be Septem ber 7th at the Catheral of Christ the King. After their marriage, the couple will re side in Raleigh, North Caro lina. Miss Ann Seaver To Marry Glenn Wendell Brinson Mrs, Robert G. Theslng, sis ter of the bride, wts matron of honor, She wore a leaf green iheath silk organize with a matching organza overskirt and headpiece. She carried • cas cade bouquet of white carna tions, The brlde'a three nieces, Mines Teresa, Marcella, and Phyllis Theslng wsre Junior bridesmaids. They wore iden tical dresses of light green organdy, featuring white appli que at tha shoulder and on the bouffant skirts. They carried noiegays of shattered white carnations and gresn tulle, Eneign Fred Santana of Jack sonville, Florida, served as his cousin's best mm, Ushers ware Jim Norris and Hoyt K, Fos ter, both of Atlanta, Mrs, Sell chose for her daughter's wedding a Dior blue dress of starched lace over taffeta with white accessories, Sha wore a corsage of pink sweetheart roses, Following the ceremony, the bride’s parents entertained at a reception in the Educational Building of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. Tha brlde'a book was kept by Miss Katherine Tritt. Ser ving were Miss Betty Trltt, Miss Ruth Thomas and Mrs. Ray Rumble. For traveling, the bride se lected a becoming sheath of forest green silk with accei- aorles of black. She wore the white Eucharist lilies lifted from her bouquet. After a trip through the West, the couple will reside In San Jose, California, where Mrs. Bodine Is employed as an ele mentary school teacher. The bride was graduated from Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, and received her M. A. degree from George Pea body College, Nashville, Tenn essee. Mr. Bodine received his Bac helor of Electrical Engineering and Matter of Electrical Engi neering from the Univeri lty of Santa Clara, Santa Clara, Cali fornia. He is employed by Varlan Associates of Palo Alto, California, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morri son Seaver announce the en gagement of their daughter, Ann Morrison Seaver, to Glenn Wen dell Brinson, son of Mrs. Lur- llne Brinson and Edward Brin son of Moncks Comer, S. C. The bride-elect is the grand daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallagher of Par kersburg, W. Va„ and tha lata Mr. and Mrs, Seaver of Lincoln, N«b. Mr. Brinson ii the grandson of tho lata Mr, and Mrs. Lewi* Douglas of Mactdonla, S, C„ and Mrs. Henry Brlmon of Cordeivlllo, S, C., and tha lata Mr. Brinson. Miss Seaver attended Geor gia State College where she was a member of Alpha Phi and president of the Newman Club. Mr. Brinson was graduated from Clemson College, where ha was a member of the So ciety for the Advancement of Management Society, and the Charleston County Club. He Is now stationed at LacklandAFB, San Antonio, Tax. The wedding will take place Sept, 23 it the Cathedral of Christ the King, Miss Patricia Holcombe And Eugene Usalavage United Miss Margaret Rohan And Joseph Vesely United In Ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Waldo P, Bile- vernlcht of Atlanta announce the marriage of Mrs, Bliever- nlchfi lister, Mias Margaret Frances Rohan to Mr. Joseph Georgs Vesely of St. Peters burg, Florida. Ravsrend Father Roman S. Oromala officiated at tha double ring ceremony on Saturday, August 3rd at St, Jer ome Church, Indian Rock Beach, Florida, The bride was given in mar riage by her brother-in-law, Mr. Waldo Frad Blleveraicht. Mra. Bllavernicht was her slater's matron of honor, and Miss Barbara Ann Bllavernicht, niece of the bride, wai the Junior bridesmaid. Mr. David Rohan Grantges of Bellealr Be ach, Florida, nephew of the Sacred Heart C.Y.O. Activities Schedule for the Sacred Heart C.Y.O. for the month of August. August 11, second Sunday— Theater party to Lenox Square to see "The Great Eecape" August 18, third Sunday- Religious discussion following business meeting.. .then to Broadview Plaza for bowling special rate 351 per game. August 25, fourth Sunday— The second enjoyable trip to Cresent Roller Skating Rink in Mableton. Included in the $1.00 charge are skate rentals fees, swimming pool admission, and bus fare to Cresent. This is a joint excursion with St. Joseph's in Marietta. On the second Sunday of Sep tember election of new offi cer* will be held, bride, man, was Mr, Vsssly's best Immediately following the ceremony a reception was given at The Beachcomber in Gear- water Beach, Florida, Mrs, Veisly is the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs, Frances Bu- gene Rohan of St, Louis, Mls- souri. Mr, and Mrs, Vsioly will reside in St. Petersburg, Fla. Store Sterling If it becomes necessary to store your sterling, keep it in a chest or box lined with tar nish-preventive cloth. This cloth is also made up Into casee which may be used to- wrap Individual pieces or place settings. But don't fasten the cases with a rubber band. Rub ber will tarnish silver. Miss Patricia Viola Hol combe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S. L. Holcombe of De catur, became the bride of Eu gene Bdward Usalavage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uecllo- wica of Shenandoah, Pennsyl vania, in i nuptial Mass cele brated at St, Thomas More Ca tholic Church on Saturday, Au gust 3. The Reverend Father Matthew Kemp officiated. The bride, given in marri age by her father, was radiant ly lovely In her wedding gown of white bouquet taffeta. The fitted bodice featured a scoop neckline and short cip sleeves, with a midriff circling the waistline, The bodice and skirt front wsrs appliqued In Swiss embroidery and sprays of ised pearls. Ths dome shaped skirt had carrlags back fashioned with i double flat bow cen tered with a self fabric rose it the waistline extending into a chapel train. Her veil of Brussels lace, brought from Europe by the bride, was caught to a pearl crown, and sha carri ed a Prayer Book covered with a bouquet of white tube roses with satin streamers. Maid of honor was Miss Peggy Chambless of Dudley, Ga. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joseph McAlhany of Winston Salem, N. C. ; Mrs. Louis Wade pf Norfolk, Vs.j Mrs. Barron Cummlng; Mrs. Walter Foun tain of Huntsville, Alt.; Miss Betty Scoggin, and Miss JoAnn Taylor of Hartvilla, S. C. They wore identical dresses of pale blue chiffon designed witl a V neckline and full sklrt^and carried bouquets of pink rvbrum lilies, Little Miss Sheri Taylor wa Little Mias Sheri TayUr wai flower, She wore a blue dress trimmed with matching velvet, and carried a dainty baiket trimmed with netting and pink bows filled with flowers, Ray UscilowicE served il his brother's bint man, Uihere were John Critchfleld of At lantal Sid Holcombe, couiinaf the bride, Keith Broome, Johnny Aycock, Barron Cummlng, and Danny Donovan, The parenti entertained at a reception Immediately follow ing the wadding. 75uqu Of *7it TOuA Sherbet-Iced Fruit Salad 4 small Honeydew Melons 1 Fresh Pineapple, pared, then out into chunks 1 pt, Fresh Strawberries, eaeh quartered 1/4 lb, seedless gripes 1/4 lb, Blue Drapes, seeded 1 Bananas, peeled, then out into Bill slices 2 Apples, cored, then out into chunks Lemon julee 1/2 cup bottled dressing for Bibb or othor lettuce 11/1 pt, orango sherbet 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Directions i Gut 1/1" from both onds of oaoh molom then place I 18 toothpicks, spaced evenly, around center of eieh, Next, with s I | sharp knife, and starting 1 1/2" abovo one of tho toothpicks, I jmake a deop, diagonal out down to a point 1 1/2" bolow next | |toothpick, Then starting at this point (1 1/2" bolow toothpick), | »*** — * ■* nu|ufi a, iToa -riiv.wu n>w Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish jMakes 8 serving. I strawberries, grapes, nanas and apples in lemon Juice to prevent g ■ darkening, Refrigerate. Then 13 minutes before serving tossg ■ dressing with fruiti spoon into melon halves. Place each f tiled J 1 melon half on ltttuca platei top with a small scoop of sherbet. J Oentlemtm Please send me complete information about how my group can get needed items and services by using a Top Value lumps OROUP PLAN. Name of Organisation— No. of members* My name* Address- City— -Title-