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In Atlanta, Ga
The Grand Chapter of Georgia,
" Order of the Eastern Star con
vened in Atlanta in annual session
~ June 13th and 14th. Attending
- from Athens Chapter 268 and Sa
lonia pter 227 were: Mrs. Rob
bie Prince, Worthy Matron of
_Athens Chapter, Mr. Larry Walker,
Wortky Patron, Mrs. Thelma
kins, Worthy Matron of Salonia
hap:' and Mr, 8. N. Hill, Wor~
tron, Leslie Wallace, Mrs.
Vers Murrow, Mrs. Tennie Brown,
Mr. Thos. L. Elder, Mrs. Vera La
vender, Mrs. Mary Garrison, Mr.
Ray McLeroy, Mrs. Virginia Jor
dan, Mr, .nl Mrs. W. F. Pittard,
Mrs. Lillian Knowles, Mr, and Mrs.
Asbury Gunter, Misses Mary and
Margaret Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fit: Mrs. Bessie Busbin,
Mrs. Stanford, Mrs. Eve
lynne er, and Mrs. Virginia
Nash.
The Convention body voted to
hold the next nanual session in
Augusta, Georgia,
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Miss Maria Trute
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To Visit Council
Of Church Women
The fourth annual Leadership
Institute will be held at the Uni
versity of Georgia, June 20-23. On
Friday, the 23rd, the Athens Coun
.. cil of Church Women will have as
v their iuest. Miss Maria Trute,
of Berlin, Germany, who will at
» tend the Leadership Institute, and
visit the Athens Council.
The topic of the Institute on
» Friday, June 23rd, is “Emotional
ald Spiritual Security for All
Children.,” Two of the outstanding
subjects discussed will be “Your
(hild’s Social Inheritance” at the
1 m‘nin% session and in the after
»noon, “Your Child’s Spiritual
Heritage,”
Miss Trute is to be the honor
uest of the Georgia Council of
‘hurch Women at a luncheon on
i"riday., She was brought to Am
rica by the government through
e Cultural Exchange project, and
<& United Council of Church Wo
on is the American sponsor, Miss
ite is in America to study the
le which American women play
the life of the church and the
ork that they undertake in their
ymmunities. She will be in Geor
a from June 20 until July 20th.
Miss Trute will come to Ath
s on June 23rd, and be here for
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AND MR. H. G. WILSON, JR., ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs, Cuyler Albert Trussell announce the engagement
of their daughter, Katherine Carleton, to Mr. H, Grady Wilson, jr.,
of Tampa, Fla., son of Mr, and Mrs. H. G. Wilson of Decatur, The
wedding will take place September 6, at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Athens,
The bride-elect’s mother is the former Miss LaGrange Cothran
of Rome, Ga. Miss Trussell graduated from Athens High School,
attended Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia,
and received her B. S. in Home Economics from the University of
Georgia, June, 1950. She is a member of Chi Omega sorority.
Mr. Wilson’s mother is the fornmrer Miss Anice Spears of Madi
son, Ga. He graduated from Decatur schools, attended Auburn
University where he was a member of Alpha Psi, professional fra
ternity, After serving two years in the Pacific with the TUnited
States Army, he attended the University of Georgia and received
his B. 8. in Agriculture, June, 1949, He is a member of Pi Kappa
Phi fraternity, At present Mr. Wilson is associated with Southern
Dairies in Tampa, Fla.
the last day of the Leadership In
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Council of Church Women will
sponsor a luncheon for her at the
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Georgian Hotel at 12 p. m. on
June 23rd.
All interested in the Leadership
Institute and the guest of the
Athens Council of Church Women
are cordially invited to attend the
luncheon at the Georgian Hotel.
Make reservations by calling Mrs,
Bailey, 533, or Mrs. Martin, 312-W,
Plates are SI.OO per piece.
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Georgia Delegates
National Convention
Miss Joyce Venable of Jefferson,
and Miss Doris Noles of Florona,
are two of twenty studént delegates
from Georgia who will attend the
national convention of the Future
Homemakers of America in Kansas
City June 27 to July 1.
The Georgia delegation, which
represents eleven thousand girls,
will have a prominent part on the
national program. Mrs. J. M.
Barner, Peabody Hall, Athens, is
state adviser for the Future Home
makers.
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'AND MR. EDWARD . HARRELL ANNOUNCED
! Wedding plans for Miss June
Deßeaugrine, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, William W. Deßeaugrine, and
Mr. Edward S. Harrell, son of Mr.
' John Blackstone Harrell and the
late Annie Heckle Harrell, of Au
gusta, are announced today.
The ceremony will take place at
the First Methodist Church on Sat
urday, June 24, 6 o'clock. The
Rev. J. W. O. McKibben, pastor
of the church, is to officiate. Mrs.
Katie Griffith, organist, and Mr,
George Skene, soloist, are to pre
sent the nuptial music.
The best man will be Jack Har
rell, of Atlanta, brother of the
'groom. Groomsmen will include
‘Warren Evans, Bobby Todd, of
‘Warrenington, Ga.; Paul Danner,
of Augusta; Joe W. Arnold, of At
lanta, and Jim Hodge, of Augusta.
‘ Mrs. Guy Shivers, jr., of War
rington, will be the matron-of
honor; and Miss Martha Deßeau
grine, is to be the maid-of-honor,
they are sisters of the bride-elect.
The bridemaids include Hattie
Black Baker, of Madison; Betty
Lauthner, of Augusta; Mrs. Barett
Walker; of Augusta; the junior
Pence, of Augusta; the junior
bridemands will be the two nices
of the groom-elect, Nancy and
Julia Bab Arnold, of Atlanta. |
The bride is to be given in mar- 1‘
riage by her father, William War- |
ren Deßeaugrine. |
Following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Deßeaugrine will entertain‘
at a reception at the Georgian
Hotel.
Series of Parties
Miss June Deßeaugrine has
been honored at a number of par
ties. Those held have been given
by Mrs., James McKenzie, and
Mrs. D:.vid McCleary, who enter
tained at a bridge party for the
bride-elect, on May 27th.
Miss Deßeaugrine was compli
mented at a luncheon given on
June 3rd, by Mrs. Barrett Wal
ker at the Paradise Room in the
Henry Grady Hotel.
On June 7th Miss Carolyn John=-
son had a dessert bridge lor the
bride-elect, at her home on East
Wesley Road.
On June 9th, Mrs. Joe W. Ar
nold, 111 had a dinner party at the
Ansley Park Country Club for
Miss Deßeaugrine.
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Mrs. Guy Brazell entertained at
[a buifet supper for the bride-elect
on June 10th at her home in De
cator. . ;
The above mentionec. parties
were held in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. R. E. Nesbit of Norcross,
Ga., complimented Miss Deßeau-~
grine with a dinner party at her
home, on June 13th.
Parties Next Week
Miss June Deßeaugrine, who
has been working in Atlanta, and
has come home for her wedding
which will be an event of June
24, is to be honored at the follow
ing parties scheduled for the com
ing week.
On Monday, June 19 Miss Ma
rion West will entertain at a lunch
eon at her home on Springdale.
On Tuesday morning, June 20,
Mrs. Tom Whitehead and Mrs.
Arthur Gannon will eompliment
the bride-elect with a Coca-Cola
party.
In the afternoon of the same
day Mesdames Ed Martin, W. L.
Prickett, and W. D. Crawford will
honor the bride-elect with a mis-~
cellaneous shower at the home of
Mrs. Prickett.
On Wednesday morning, June
21, Mrs. Hoyt Robertson will
honor the bride-elect at a Coca~
Cola party at her home on Mill
edge Circle.
In the afternoon, Mrs. Joel
Wier, jr., will entertain at a des
sert bridge at her home on Finley
street.
On Thursday, June 22, Mrs.
William Baldwin and Mrs. Robert
Trunell, of Madison, will compli
ment Miss Deßeaugrine with a
coffee hour in Madison, Ga.
Friday evening, June 23, Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Deßeau
grine, will honor the Neßeaugrine-
Harrell wedding attendance and
out-of-town guests at a dinner
before the rehearsal.
On Saturday morning, June 24
the day of the wedding, Mrs. Lem
Baker, Miss Hattie Black Baker
and Mrs. Albert Turnell, of Madi
son, will compliment the wedding
party and the out-of-town guests
at a breakfast in Madison.
The wedding will take place at
8 o’clock in the evenin: on June
24 at the First Methodist Church.
Miss Jacquline Smith And Mr.
James T. Pope, Jr, Wed Junel6
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Hudscn
Smith of Athens, announce the
marriage of their daughter Jac
quline to James Thomas Pope, jr.,
on Friday, June 16, at the First
Methodist Church in the presence
of the immediate families and a
few close friends. The Rev. J. W,
0. McKibben performed the dou
ble ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a white gaber
dine suit with blue accessories.
Completing her costume was a
corsage of white orchids. After a
short wedding trip the couple will
return to their residence in Athens,
The bride’s mother is the for
mer Miss Velma Christine Eaves
of Tallapoosa, The bride attended
Calhoun High School and was
graduated from Athens High
School. She is now attending the
University of Georgia where she
is a member and past president of
the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, serv
ed on the Panhellenic Council, and
is a member of the Pythagorean
Math Club. .
Mr. Pope, formerly of Atlanta,
is the son of the former Miss
Willie Mae Jones of Mansfield.
He was graduated from Boys’
High School and is now attending
the University of Georgia School of
Law. He is a member of the Chi
Phi Social Fraternity, Phi Alpha
Delta Legal Fraternity, Blue Key
National Honorary Fraternity, the
G Club, Demostheian Literary So
ciety, and former president of the
Student Athletic Association. For
four years he was a wvarsity letter
man on the University of Georgia
football team.
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Circle Two of the W. 8. C. S. of ‘
Young Harris Methodist Church
met on Monday afternoon, June'
12, 1950 at the home of Mrs. E. D.-
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welcoming all of us intg her eircl
for the coming W. 8. C. 8. year
Mrs. R. E. Eidam gave the 4
votional and she used as her o,
“Shu‘l!¥ Our Blessings v
Others.” She ¢losed her devotioy
with prayer. '
Mrs. Flanagan then read the |
of officers that she hag chosen
help her in the coming yesr 7, g
are as follows: Spiritual Life, My
R. 8. Eidam; Secretary-'rreusm
and Publicity Chairman, Mrs, J,
lius Bishop; Social Service, 1,
L. H. King; Supples, Ms. J
Wade; and Membership, li;s J
1y Shelnutt,
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proved and the dues eollecteg
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signed and Mrs, Flanagan g
the members to read the pledg
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lngn?t the Pledse.
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