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SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1949,
DERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Epps of
Houston, Texas, announce the
pirth of a son, Terry Lynn. Many
Athenians will remember Mr.
Epps as “Monkey Epps”, the nick
name by which he was known in
Athens. He is now an outfielder
with the Houston Buffs Baseball
Club. iy
Mrs. L. H. Epps flew to Hous
ton several days ago for an ex
tended visit with her son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold F.
Epps and their s‘on,.Terry Lynn.
Mrs. Ben T. Epps and Miss
Rosamond Epps left Friday after
noon for Los Angeles, California,
where they will visit George and
Douglas Epps. They are traveling
with Lt. Harry Epps, who is being
iransferred to San Diego. From
California Mrs. Epps and her
daughter will go to Yakama,
Wash.. where they will visit Mrs.
Fpps' daughter, Mrs. H, W.
Whitaker.
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Mr. Herschal Carithers has join
ed his family on St. Simon Island
for the week-end.
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Mrs. H. J. Stegeman and Mrs.
J. R. Allais left Friday for Jas
per, to spend the summer on Tate
Mountain estates at the summer
home of Mrs. Allais.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed Adams
(Montez Campbell) have returned
to Athens from Washington, and
are making their home on Sylvia
Circle. Mr. Adams will complete
his work at the University of
Georgia. \
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Mrs. Stanley Moore and Mrs.
Nathan Schacter of. Manchester,
England, are expected.today to
visit their brother, Mr. Maurice
Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence at)
their home on Carlton Terrace. |
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Dr. and Mrs. John A. Simpson
were in Toccoa on Wednesday for
the funeral of Dr. Simpson’s
grandmother, Mrs. Mamie Simp
son. Services were held from the!
First Presbyterian Church in
Toccoa, of which she was the last
charter member. |
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Dr. and Mrs. Nelson' Arthur are'
spending the week-end in Newnan,
with Mr. and Mrs. Goodrum Nor-]
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Miss Elizabeth Matthews of
Rome, granddaughter of Dr. and
Mrs. D. L. Earnest, Cobb street,
continues to be feted at a round
of social functiohs before her mar
riage on June 7 to Mr. John Dixon
who graduates from the U. S.
Naval Academy on June 3. Miss
Matthews accompaniéd Mr. and
Mrs. -Curtis Dixon, parents of thel
groom-elect, to Annapolis to see
him receive his diploma.
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Mr. #d Mrs. Lanier Scruggs
and young son, Lanier, jr., of At
lanta, are guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Bentley on
Cloverhurst. Mrs. Bentley’s sister,
Mrs. B. B. Marshall of Greenville,
S. C., arrived Friday for a visit of
several days.
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Friends of Mrs. O. B. Dye will
be interested to learn that she is
now with the Cloth Shop on Jack
son street.
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Flder will regret to learn of her
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MISS BETTY THURSTON BECAME THE BRIDE
OF MR. JOHN T. WHEELER, JR., ON
MAY 23 AT BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CEREMONY
The garden of Dr. and Mrs. John
T. Wheeler on University Drive
was the scene of the wedding of
John T, Wheeler, jr., and Miss
Betty Thurston at six o’clock on
Monday, the twenty-third of May.
Stately pine trees and spacious
velvet lawns surrounded by banks
of green shubbery provided the
setting for the lovely wedding. An
arch covered ywith smilax and
studded with %:mgnolia blossoms
formed the backgrourd. On either
side of the arch pastel flowers
bloomed in profusion in front of
a low picket fence. An aisle form
ed of t{all baskets filled with gar
den flowers and connected with
white ribbons extended from the
pillared porch to the flowered
arch.
Miss Nell Callahan played “O
Promise Me” and “I Love You
Truly” before the ceremony and
“To An Evening Star” during the
ceremony.
To the strains of the wedding
Mr. Forest Beckam of Thomp
‘son, is spending Sunday with Mrs.
William Russell on Highland ave
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Mr. Henry W. Malcom, of Jack
sonville, Fla., is the guest of rela
tives in . Athens and adjoining
counties.
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Friends es Mr. J. F. Shehane will
regret to learn that he is ill at the
General Hosgfl:a}‘. .
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Mose
ley and daughter, of Oak Ridge,
Tenn., are visiting Mrs. Moseley's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Wier on Prince avenue.
march, Miss Gene Wheeler, sister
of the groom, who was the bride’s
only attendant, walked through
the flower bordered aisle. She
wore a pink two piece dress and
carried a nosegay of pastel garden
flowers.
The Bride :
The lovely brunette bride fol
lowed, escorted by her father, Mr.
Howard Thurston, by whom she
was given in marriage. She wore
an aqua silk gabardine suit with
white accessories and carried a
satin covered prayer book toppedh
with a white orchid and showered !
with flowered tipped ribbons. |
For her son’s wedding Mrs.|
Wheeler chose a rose colored dress
trimmed in rose lace and a corsage
of pastel flowers.
The Reception
A reception was held in the gar-|
den ‘following the double ring|
ceremony. Miss Joyce Wheeler |
kept the bride’s book.
The three tiered embossed wed
ding cake was set on a lace cov
ered bride’s table against a back
ground of green shubbery. = On
one side of the cake was placed a
milk glass vase filled with white
fox gloves, snapdragons, and
columbine. On the other side of|
the cake was an arrangement of |
tall white candles, at the base of
which nosegays of net and white
sweetpeas were placed.
Delicious refreshments were
served from another lace covered |
table set in fron¢ of a vine covered |
wall. i
After the reception the bride
and groom left for a wedding trip
to- Florida. They will return to
Rochester, N. Y., about June fifth,
where they have an apartment on
Lake avenue. &
THE BKNNEB-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Miss- Arnold And Mr. Fouche
Plan Wedding On June Fifth
SANFORD, Ga. — Miss Dorothy
Arnold and Mr. Luther Fouche
announce the compiletion of their
wedding plans for June 5, 1949.
The wedding will take place at
Garden’s Chapel Methodist church
in Sanford Community at 5
o'clock. i
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father, Mr. Otis Ar
nold. The best man is Mr. Williard
Fouche, nephew of the groom.
Miss Jane McMullan Received
Elijah ClarkeN. S. D. A. R. Award
The Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution, desiring to rec
ognize outstanding abilities and
qualities of character, select in
each State in the United States a
“Good Citizen” from young ladies
in the senior class of their re
spective high schools. The stu
dents themselves select three
students, whose names are given
to the faculty, who give the de
cision as to the one chosen for
this high honor. Names from the
various schools are sent to the
State Chairman, and the decision
by the State is made in a method
approved by N. S. D. A. R. and
the State Chairman. Each stu
dent who is selected to represent
her State receives a Series E
Government Bond, with matu
rity value at one hundred dol
lars. This was substituted for a
trip to Washington attending the
National Congress which also in
cluded a stay of three days, dur
ing which time the girls were
shown points of interest in Wash-;
ington. |
It was indeed a glorious priv
ilege to have attended a Nat
ional Congress before this prac=-
tical substitution was made, for
never in the world was there a
more inspiring sight than the one
made by those students from all
over the United States, forty
nine in number, dressed beauti
fully in evening dresses of white,
and carrying large arm bouquets
of garden flowers, which served
to make the evening of their ap
pearance one long ‘to be remem
bered. |
One of the young ladies was
chosen by the group to serve as
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Arnold, brother of the bride, and
Mr. J. M. Relaford, friend of the
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The bride’s only attendant will
be her sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas
Arnold. Little Miss Ellen Seabolt,
cousin of the bride, will be flower
girl. The wedding ceremony will
be performed by Rev. J. B. Ward
of Locust Grove, Georgia, music
will be rendered by Mrs. D. E.
Scarborough of Athens.
their spokesman, and ,to the
niembers of the Nationafl Society
was expressed appreciation for
their thought in recognizing
among high school students the
qualities for which this honor is
received. First is Dependability,
embracing truthfulness, loyalty
and punctuality. Next is Service,
with its co-operation, courtesy
and consideration of others.
Leadership, which includes per
sonality, self-control, ability to
assume responsibility, and last
Patriotism, on which is built un
selfish interest in the family,
school, community and nation.
Gathered in the library at the
Athens High School were the
one hundred and forty members
of the Senior Class, and so com
plete was the secret as to the
young lady who was to receive
the Citizenship pin and certifi
cate, that breathless silence per
vaded the room in anticipation
from the minute: that Principal
Sam Wood began his introduc
tions of the members of Elijah
Clarke Chapter who were pres
ent, the former Regent, Mrs.
Julius T. Dudley; Mrs. J. B.
Neighbors, chairman of the Good
Citizenship Pilgrimage, and Mrs.
J. W. Bailey, former editor of
the Chapter. i
Mrs. Dudley told of the quali
ties which serve as the basis for
this outstanding recognition, and
when Jane McMullan heard her
name called, she seemed as sur
prised as any one in the room.
Mrs. T. L. McMullan was pres
ent, having been told at the last
minute that her presence was
necessary, but she was not given
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MISS MARTHA ANN SMITH
Miss Martha Ann Smith And
Mr. Earle Dukes Roberts
Plan Wedding On June 30th
Mr. and Mrs, William Samuel
Smith of Atlanta, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Martha Ann to Earle Dukes Rob
erts of Athens, The marriage
will be solemnized on June 30 at
Druid Hills Presoyterian Church.
time in the <Jtimacy of the home
circle to let her daughter know
of the great happiness that was
in her heart, through sharing
with her child this moment of
outstanding recognition.
The bride-elect is the sister of
Miss Elizabeth Smith and William
Samuel Smith, jr., of Atlarita. She
is a graduate of Agnes Scott Col
lege and was awarded a Master’s
degree by Emory University where
she majored in Psychology. Dur
ing the war Miss Smith served as
a Lieutenant (j.g.) in the WAVES
in Washington. For the past year
she has trained as a Speech Cor
rectionist in the Junior League
Scheol for Speech Correction.
The bridegroom elect is the son
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Dr. R 4 Levit ¢
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Addressed |
The Pilot Club
Dr. Robert J. Levit, professor in
the Mathematics Department of
the University of Georgia, spoke
to the Pilot Club of Athens at their
regular program meeting last
Monday evening. Dr. Levit
brought a most timly and inter=
esting talk on “United Nations and
World Government,” bringing to
the Club’s attention the thought to
have world peace, it is up to each
individual and their responsibili=
ty.
Mrs. Mary Nell Smith and Mrs,
Edna B. Nunnally had charge of
the beautiful table arrangements,
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Amesworth. Mr. Amesworth
represented the Chamber of Com=
merce. .
| —Publicity Chairman,
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‘Barrow Teachers
‘ Honor Miss Rita
Nisbet At Party
On Wednesday night, Miss Rita
Nisbet, bride-elect of June, was
honored by the teachers of Bar=-
row School at a garden party and
supper at the home of Mrs. Ross
| Crane on S. Milledge Avenue.
| The supper table was attractive
| ly set and each guest’s place was
| marked with an attractive hand=
l made place card and the napking
also bore the initials of the guest.
| The bride’s motif was carried out
| in all details.
| After supper contests and bingo
} were played and the honoree was
presented with a silver sulad fork
} and spoon in her pattern of silver.
of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Roberts of
Athens. His brother is Owen M.
Roberts, jr. of Athens, and his sis=-
ter is Mrs. James M. McEwen of
Tampa, Fla. ¢
Mr. Roberts is a graduate of
Clemson College where he ma=
jored in Electrical Engineering.
While he was at Clemson, he serv
ed as president of the Senior Class
and was a Regimental Commander
in the Cadet Corps. He was a
members of Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kap
pa Phi, and Blue Key. He is en=
gaged in business in Athens where
the couple will reside. T