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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1965)
PAGE TEN December Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joseph Bell announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Thea Bell, to Walter Morton Wellman III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Wellman Jr. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Grady C. Nickerson and the late Mr. Nickerson of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Bell of Athens. Miss Bell attended the University of Georgia and was a member of Angel Flight. She is presently employed by the First American Bank and Trust Company of Athens. The future bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs. Linton Gerdine and the late Mr. Daniel H. Magill, and Mrs. Walter M. Wellman Sr. and the late Mr. Wellman of Athens. Mr. Wellman attends the Universi- ty of Georgia, where he is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. A late December wedding is planned. Mr. And Mrs. Owens In Columbus For "St. Elmo" Mr. and Mrs. Hubert B O.w- ens are in Columbus partici- pating in a weekend celebra- tion which marks a significant cultural milestone in that Georgia City. Mr. Owens is a member of the Georgia Art Commission. This group meet jointly with the Georgia His- torical Commission on Satur- day morning at the Columbus Museum of Arts and Crafts. The newly formed Georgia Theater Society meet in Co- s were guests at the dedica- tion of the recently restored Springer Opera House, follow- ing which a premiere per- formance of a revival of the once well-known play "St Elmo" was presented. Three years ago the charming old Springer Opera House was designated a historic land- mark by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Since that time the citizens of Columbus have raised more than $200,000 for its complete renovation and restoration. 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The success secret for hair- pieces is in the color blending, says Jo Parrott, a consultant for Heavenly Creations who I was in Athens last week to open a new blending operation at Gallant-Belk Company. The store's wig department. creates the long hairpieces for braiding or pinning up, and also can provide wiglets and full wigs. Mrs. Parrott, like all other blenders of the Heavenly company, attended a school held at their Norfolk, Va., headquarters to learn the fine art of color matching. Most hair, she said, as from. four to seven colors in it which must be matched for a natural-looking chignon. Mrs. Parrott and Ann Col- lins, who will be the regular operator at Gallant-Belk, I have 38 hair colors for blend- ing, ranging from lightest blonde through all the browns, to three shades of black- blue-black, reddish black and greenish black. Then there are the pastel pinks, blues and lavenders, touches of which are often needed to give an exact shade. Green, not a color often as- sociated with hair, is present in most hair, Mrs. Parrott said, and it must be duplicat- ed in a hairpiece. "Once I found 22 different colors in a girl's hair," she said, "and it took 45 minutes to blend her hairpiece." Half an hour is the usual time required for the blending operation, but in a demonstra- tion Friday, four shades of blonde and brown were min- gled in only five minutes for a perfect match. Surprisingly, the most diffi- cult hair color to match is brown, because there are so many shades and highlights. An all-over blend, allowing for some color change, is the an- swer, Mrs. Parrott explained. Girls from pre teen to 80 are all customers for the blen- ders. Mrs. Parrott recalled one elderly lady who left wearing her new chignon, saying, "Now to find myself at man!" Clearance of All Dark Cottons 1/2 PRICE Values $12 to $35 ALL SALES FINAL SHOP THE STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS BRADLEY'S YOUR CAMPUS CENTER BAXTER STREET SHOPPING CENTER THE ATHENS BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Recent Bride Inspires Party R. Chappelle Mat- thews, recent bride, was hon- ored on Wednesday afternoon at a reception given by Mrs. Hazard Stay at her home on Fortson Road. Miss Ruth Jackson, aunt of Mrs. Stay and Mrs. Matthews was also hostess for the social affair. Greeting the guests in the foyer were Mrs. Joe B. Neigh- bors and Mrs. Thomas Milner Mrs. Jr. The receiving line in the drawing room was Miss Jack- son, Mrs. Stay and the hono- ree. Handsome arrangements of pink sweetheart rosebuds were used in the foyer and drawing room. The tea table was covered with a beautiful imported li- nen and lace cloth and cen- tered with a silver patteau on a Dresden china base that was filled with dainty mixed pink flowers and on either side were matching Dresden com- potes. This antique ensemble is a family heirloom. At one end was the silver tea service and at the other an embossed silver punch bowl. Serving tea were Mrs. Craig Orr and Mrs. A. S. Edwards, Mrs. Charles Rowland Jr., and Mrs. King Crawford. At the punch bowl were Mrs. William Steedman Jr., Mrs. Ben Burton, Mrs. Walter Wil- fon, Mrs. Joe Gaines and Mrs. Robert Hanna. Several hundred guests called between four and six in the afternoon. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 ented, among other top awards, a rare Resolution of commendation from the State of Georgia General Assembly. On May 13, she received the 1st prize Cash Award for the un-published novel from the Atlanta branch, Pen Women. A featured display of Miss Davis' books and awards has recently been on exhibit on the main floor of the Atlanta Public Library, main branch. Her books are in libraries world wide. "Between Two Novels" is a requested collection of a na- tional award winning short story, other short stories, a few poems and a play. 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Bell To Address Alumnae Olive Bell Davis, of Atlanta, author-lecturer, will speak to the Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 12:30 p.m. at the Holi- day Inn's private dining room. Mrs. James LaBoon Jr., president of the A.D.Pi Alumnae, will introduce the speaker. "Reflections on A Collection," will be the sub- ject of her talk. The author's remarks will be in connection with her re- cently published book, "Be- tween Two Novels," on publi- cation date of which Rich's entertained in the Magnolia Room with a large publication date autograph tea. Miss Dav- is is active in the social and cultural world of the South being descended from several prominent families. She is a resident of Atlanta and Dil- lard, Ga. and a native Geor- gian. She attended the Uni- versity of Georgia, where she was a member of A.D. Pi, and took special courses at Georgia Tech and Georgia. State. She made her debut in Atlanta and in Chattanooga, Tenn. and is a member of the D.A.R.; Magna Charta Socie- ty of England: U.D.C.; and the Atlanta Symphony Jr. Guild. Professionally, she is a member of the National League of American Pen Women; the Variety Club of America and is vice-president of the Georgia Writer's Asso- ciation. Miss Davis first wrote fea- ture stories for the magazine section of the Atlanta Journal- Constitution, then was con- nected with making 16 m.m.. murder films for the national TV networks and her best selling first novel, "Exodus: 20" appeared on the literary scene in 1959. For this widely read first work, she was pres- Thompson's Has Made Big Reductions On Sofa's Chairs, Lamps, Living Room Tables And Many Other Odd Peices That Were Damged Recently By Automobile That Crash- ed A Front Window And Main Entrance. Convenient Terms Will Be Arranged, So Shop Early And Get The Best Values. Always, You Save At Thompson's If You Pay Cash, Or By The Month. 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