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al a local infirmary, Mrs. Emma Bennings of 1232 2nd So. Survived by husband. Mr. Flovd Bennings: four daughters, Mrs.
Delores Roberts. Mrs. Barbara Daniels. Mrs. Peggy Steele, Mrs.
Annie Bell Sims: one son. Mr. George Smith: two sisters; four brothers: other relatives and friends. Complete, funeral rangements announced later. Wright Bros.
Hill, directors. AL '5-8735. BENTON Thursday morning, March 14, 1963 at her residence, 1303 Jackson Mrs. Hallie Frierson Benton. Survived by sister, Mrs.
Ada Frazier of Sparta, stepsons, Messers. W. G. Frierson. Edd and John Frierson.
3 step grandchildren, 2 daughters-in-law, very devoted friends, Mrs. Willia Mae Bell and Mr. Grover Burtall of this city, other relatives and friends. Remains will be at the original Church Of God, 14th and Phillips St. tonight where the family will receive friends from 8 to 10 p.m.
Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. at the above church, Bishop C. A. McLaurine officiating. Mothers of the church will serve as flowerladies.
Deacons and members of the brotherhood willl serve as active and honorary pallbearers, Interment Mt. Ararat cemetery. T. T. Hockett and Sons, Service.
CLEMMONS-T a morning, March 14, 1963, at a local Infirmary, Oscar C. Clemmons. Survived by wife, Mrs. Martha Shoemake Clemmons; daughter, Mrs. Bessie Leigh, Petersburg, mother.
Mrs. W. Clemmons; three brothLeslie Clemmons, Decatur, Houston Clemmons and Luther Clemmons, Nashville: nephew, Ronnie Clemmons. Remains rest at the Funeral Home of Phillips: Robinson where services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, by Rev, Haywood Highfill. Honorary pallbearers, Fellowship Bible Class of Eastland Bapfist Church and Nashville, Transit Co.
Active pallbearers, Richmond B. Burton, C. $. Andrews, D. Hall, Z.
B. Holmes, Giles Pride, Eugene Carroll, Z. L. Milton and H. E.
Ashley. Interment Spring H111 Cemetery. Phillips Robinson Co. Directors, Thursday morning, March 14, 1963 at a local hospital, Willie Howard Cunningham, age 64 years. Survived by foster daughter, Mrs.
Joyce Ferguson, Donelson; sisters, Mrs. Floyd Hicks, Whites Creek, Mrs. "Harley T. Kirby, Lovonia, Mich. Remains are at Anderson, Garrett Boyd FUneral Home, Joelton.
where funeral services will be conducted Saturday, March 16, at 2 o'clock by Rev. J. L. Travis. Nephews will serve as pallbearers.
Interment Mullens Cemetery, Smyrna, Tenn. Anderson. Garrett Bovd, funeral directors, Joelton. DANNAHER Tuesday, March 12. 1963 at St.
Mary's Hospital, Knoxville. Sister Mary Annunciata Dannaher, A Member of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Bernards Convent. Survived by three, sisters. Mrs.
John J. O'Donnell, and Miss Anna Dannaher, both of Nashville. Mrs. Nelson D. Whedon, of Louisville.
brother, Leo Dannaher, of Knoxville. several nieces Nashville, at o'clock (this) nephews. Remains, will arrive Thursday afternoon and will be taken to St. Bernards Convent. Hillsboro Road.
Requiem High Mass will be suns. in St. Bernards Convent Chapel. Saturday morning. March 16.
1963. at 10:00 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemeferv. Joseph Nelson Whedon, John P. Dannaher, Dr.
David Hoey of Knoxville, Joseph Mogan, John Dowd. William P. Winter, John Hostettler, and John W. Nolan will serve as Pallbearers. Martin's, 209 Louise Ave.
CY 1-0610. DEBOW- Thursday morning. March 14, 1963, Beniamin F. Debow. Survived by four.
sisters. Mrs. Thomas W. Jarrell, Mrs. Bryan Jones, Mrs.
Gallor Garner and Mrs. Charles Leer two brothers. Lucian J. Debow of Goodlettsville, and James W. Debow Jr.
of Franklin. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted day afternoon at 12:30 o'clock ty Rev. Randall Griffin. Nephews will serve as pallbearers.
Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Phillips-Robinson directors. ENNIS Thursday morning. March 14, 1963.
Mrs. Zula Beard Ennis. age 102 vears, Survived by sons. Messes. Morris and John Beard: daughter.
Mrs. Betty Montnomery, Brookivn. N.Y foster son. Mr. Perry J.
Shannon: grandchil. dreh. Coleman arid Cornelius Beard and Hattie M. Betty: numerous step-children. and stepdaughters in law.
Mrs. Thelma Beard and Mrs. Bettie Mae McHanev Beard other relatives and friends. Complete funeral notice announced later. William Gunter Sons.
funeral directors. FRAZIER- Tuesday at her restdence. 1053 2nd Mrs. Mary B. Frazier.
Survivors are daughters. Mrs. Samella House. Mrs. Eula Irvin.
Mrs. Carrie Turner and Mrs. Lottie Watkins: sons. Nathaniel and Woodrow Frazier: sister. Mrs.
Fannie. Bennett of Franklin. nine arandchil dren: 29 areat-grandchildren: five great great grandchildren: two minces: one nephews one sister inlaw: sons-in-law. Rev G. ner and Charlie Watkins: other relatives and friends The remains will be at the residence as above this evenina, A Funeral Saturday 2 at ducted Mt.
by Gilend the Beetlet. pastor. Rev. Church. 1 M.
Corder assisted hv Rev. O. Fodren and Rev. Wiley Seay. will Flow.
bearers and pallbearers be from friends. Interment Hills of Calvary. Patton Bros. Service. Beatle Notices 10 grandchildren.
2 great grandchildren. Remains are the residence as above. funeral services from the First terian Church (Oakhill) Saturday Walter morning Rowe at 10:30 o'clock by Dr. Courtenay. Pallbearhonorary: Members of Coffee House Club.
John Sloan, Gerald Howard, Dr. Walter gan, Capt. Thomas P. Henderson, John William Amos, Col. Campbell Brown.
Col. Harry Ewing Caldwell. Washington, Berry. George Dr. John Youmans.
Active: Allen Curtis, John Hooker Sr. John Bransford Sr. Goode Richards. Ed McGavock, Gayden, Overton Dr. Hamilton Dickinson, and Joe Dickinson.
Inferment Franklin MI. Memorial Oliver Chapel Cemetery, neral directors. 15, HUDSON 1963, at Friday morning March his home, 3220 Gallatin vived by brother, John 5. Erie. T.
Hudson. Hudson, Surand a number of nieces and nephews. Remains rest at the Funeral Home of Phillips Robinson where funeral services will be conducted Saturday mornris ing at Hunt. 11:00 o'clock by Rev. More Honorary pallbearers: G.
Aldred, Wayman Settle, RusReynolds Dorris, Bill Johnson, sell Kimber, Allan Hudson, Dr. Adams, Dr. Russell Ward, Bill Hudson, John R. Davis, Walter E. Davis, Paul Sarver, Raiph Englert, Warren Cuzzort, W.
A. Sims, H. Howell, and Ed Benson. P. Stephens.
Walter Williams, Everett Hudson. Herman Tommy Kingsmill, Sidney Parker, and Berlin East. Corinthiam Lodge No. 414 will have charge of services. graveside.
Interment. Phillips-Robinson Co. Hill. directors. Cemetery.
March HUGGINS 13. 1963, Wednesday mornina. en route to local Mr. Henry ains of 32 Perkins St. Survived by gins: wife.
Mrs. stepson. Louise Mr. Queenie HugJames Campbell; nephew. Mr.
Wilburn Waddy: sister-in-law, Mrs. Polly Strong: bell: dear friends. Mr. Mr. James Campand James Bettis; dear white friends.
and Dobson-Hicks friends. His other relatives at remains rest family Protective will Funeral Home, where (Friday) evening receive from friends, this Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 Z. o'clock R. from Cheatham above chapel. Rev.
officiating. Interment Mt. Service. Ararat, Protective neral Miss M. (Woods) Jones, manager.
-Suddenly Wednesday, March at his residence 4012 Indiana Ave. Mr. Melvin Lee. Survived by two sisters, Mesdames Pauline brother, Mr. Everett and Lorine Smith; William Lee, of Nashville a very devoted aunt, Mrs.
Cardella McQuiddy three uncles. Messers Louis McClain of Nashville, Mayes Lee of Columbia and Haywood Lee of this city; several nieces, Mrs. Martha Louise Lee; voted brother-in-law, Mr. Leonard Remains Other relatives and friends. Sons where are the T.
T. family Hockett receive friends Friday from 7 to p.m. Funeral services Saturday at p.m. A. above chapel.
Rev. Mumphrey and Rev. I. R. Sumner Friends cousins will serve as flowerladies pallbearers.
Interment Mt. Araraf cemetery. T. T. Hockett Sons Service.
McCAY- morning, March 'Ena at Lillian a McCay. infirmary, Survived Mrs. husband, Marvin McCav. Madison: sisters. Miss Ruth FUgate.
Donelson. Mrs. W. Russell, St. Louls, Mrs.
Herman Hackworth. Cannon. Colo. and Mrs. Steve S.
Slock, brothers, Joe Fugate, Llovd Fugate, Donelson. and Charles Fugate, Detroit. Remains at the Madison Funeral Home, Old Hickory where services will be conducted Saturmorning at 11 o'clock by the Rev, Roy H. Dean. Honorary pallbearers: Ray Stinson.
P. Stevens, M. C. Robinson, Clyde Bomar, J. N.
Croslin. B. D. Carr, Grover Andrews. Bart Jacobs.
Earl Pate H. B. Nichols. R. K.
Floyd, Llovd Pate and Men's Bible Class and deacons of Gallatin Road Baptist Church. Active: Rhea B. 0. Edwards, Odell Arteburn. Elmer Mayo, Earl G.
Pate Jr. and Russell Tandy. Inferment Spring HIM Cemeterv. Madison Funeral Home, directors, 5-3341. McMEEN-March 14, 1963.
her Carthage. Mrs. Mattie Lee McMeen, age 74 years. Survived by five daughters, Mrs. Thomas M.
Jones. Mrs. Bernadine Watson. Mrs. Fonz Jamison.
all Nashville, Mrs. D. Angel, Joe Satterfield. both Carthage: 13 grandchildren: 11 and one great. great-grandchild: one sister.
Mrs. L. Fusse of Nashville: one brother, Connor Harris cf Colum The remains are at Ellis FUneral Home, 2627 Nolensville where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at p.m. by Rev. Fred Jones and Rev.
James Harris. Pallbearers: Gary Phillips, Grady Jones, Jimmy Watson, Joe Satterfleld Chuck Watson Bowling, Herbert Watson, Albert and Cecil Dixon. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ellis Funeral Home, directors. MULLOY-At a local hospital, Thursmorning, March 14, 1963, Leo Mulloy, Step-father of Mrs.
Friedil, Miss Elizabeth ArmStrong, Albert Armstrong, NashMrs. Paul Sager, Memphis, Charles E. Services Armstrong, Lexington, Christ 9:30 a.m. Saturday, The King Church, Pallbearers- -O. Petre Jr.
William Richard Mulloy, John P. Mulloy Eugene G. Mulloy, George Scott, Paul Sager Jr. Robert Allred, Donald Gilliland. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Rosary will recited at 8:30 p.m.
Friday, Cosmopolitan Funeral Home, PARRISH Wednesday morning, March 13, 1963, at his home, 2869 McGavock Pike, Donelson, Henry Grady Parrish. Survived by wife. H. G. Parrish of Donelson: daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Pride of Weatogue, son, Malor Henry G. Parrish Jr. of Roswell, N.M.: five grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. U. C.
White of Nashville. Daisy Elliott ef Chattanonga; brothers, Vernon Parrish of and John Brewer Parof Nashville. Remains are at Hibbett-York-Halley Funeral Home. Services will be conducted 2:00 p.m. Saturday, March 16, the Andrew Price Memorial Methodist Church by the Rev.
Jeff Fryer. Pallbearers -Charles ParU. White, Herschell Par: Earl' Head, John Reynolds, Wilson, Glenn Frey and W. C. Pride.
Honorary--Dr. Luther Smith, Ed Dr. Carl Gessler, Members of the Board of Stewand Men's Bible Class of AnPostal Employees, and Masonic Price, Memorial Church, Order. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery, McWhirtersville, Lodge No.
will have charge of services at graveside. HibbettYork-Hailey, Directors, TU 3-2361. SPROTT- Thursday morning, March 1963, at his home. 4205 Kennedy Richard B. Sprott.
Survived wife, Mrs. Annie Ruth Reeves Sprott; two sons, Stephen Richard Sprott and Kenneth Byron Sprott; Nancy Dianne Sprott and Emily Catherine Sprott, mother, Mrs. Mrs. E. R.
Sprott; two sisters, F. L. Rivers Nashand Mrs. Willard Cooper, MaAFB, New Jersey. Remains at -the Funeral Home of Phillips-Robinson where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Guard Green will officiate. Active pallbearers: Houton Stidham. Gordan Nesbitt. James Haynes, Clavton Cooley, Joe Dickson, C.
N. Tavior, McCollum, D. D. Neville, Carney Francisco. Interment Spring HIll Cemetery.
directors. THROWER Thursday morning, 14, 1963, at his home. JoelTenn. Stanton Thrower. Surby wife: Mrs.
Etta Thrower, daughters: Miss Mary Frances, Miss Alice Thrower, son: Lee Thrower, mother: Mrs. Thrower, Tullahoma. sister: Levoy Byrom, Tullahoma, brother: Johnny Thrower. Seabree, Remains are af the Chapel of Bracey-Weish 2407 West End where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Glen M.
PhiInterment Woodlawn MemoPark. Bracey-Welsh Co. Incur Thursday afternoon. March 1963. at local Infirmary.
Jackson Vann. Survived by Mary Gill Vann: two daughMrs. Charles Head. Madison. Harley Baker.
Nashville: Mrs. Ava Vann Lawrence: grandchildren. Tommy and Baker and Judy Head. Re rest at the funeral home Phillips where fuservices will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Rev. S.
W. Strickland and Rev. Scoff. Honorary pallbearMen's Bible Class of Grace Nazarene Church, members of the Buff Club, and East Nashville Exchange Club, Wrenn Yeaman. Paul MorriseY, James H.
Roband Roy Olney. Active: T. Gregory. Ernest Tidwell, WilD. Caldwell, W.
C. Bell Jr. Hudson, Dean Duncan and AlVoollazzo. Interment Spring Cemetery. Phillips-Robinson directors.
3rd March 14, 1963, at his home. 203 Ave. No. Franklin, Gen. McG avock Dickinson, age Sallie Survived by wife.
Mrs. Parry Dickinson: daughters. Mrs. Swope Fleming, of Columbiar Tenn. Mrs.
Woody Riggs. and Mrs. John Tipple, of Barbara, Dickinson, Calif sons. William R. Rufus Biggs Pasadena, Dickinson, Portland, and Mrs.
Hogue Rites Are Planned For Saturday Mrs. Hosue Gardner Funeral Home. A native of Logan County, she WAS a daughter of Hiram and Mattie Taylor Townsend. She was educated in public schools of Kentucky, received her B.S. degree from Tennessee State University, her M.S.
from the University of Michigan, and attended Atlanta University and the University of Tennessee. She had worked in the Davidson County school system for 18 years as a librarian and teacher. She was married to the late G. Lawson Hogue for 17 years. Mrs.
Hogue was active in church work at Westwood Baptist Church and was superintendent of the Sunday. School Board and a member of the Usher Board. She was a member of the National Vocational Guidance Association, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Tennessee Education Congress and the American Personnel and Guidance Association. She was woman of Girl Scout Troop 227, and a member of the National Phi Delta Kappa Sorority, Alpha Beta Chapter. Survivors are her mother; a sister, Mrs.
James Alma Finn; Services for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Hogue, Haynes High School teacher and guidance counselor, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Westwood Baptist Church. The Rev. George W.
Brown, will officiate. Burial will be in Hills of Calvary Cemetery, Mrs. Hogue of 2420 Eden St. died at her home Tuesday afternoon after an extended The body is at K. Mrs.
Hosue Methodists' Benefit Show Set Sunday Joe May, leading Negro gospel song artist, will appear here Sunday in a benefit show in the auditorium, of and Carter Edgehill Lawrence Aves. Sister Emma Tucker, popular gospel artist, will share the bill on the 8 p.m. show, staged for the benefit of John Wesley Methodist Church building fund. Mrs. Mary White is sponsor.
Death Notices BATEMAN Thursaay, morning March 14, 1963, at the home, 1224 5th Ave. Mrs. Willie Mai Ferguson Bateman, age 60 years, Survived by husband: William Ray Bateman, daughters: Mrs. Pauline Houchin, Mrs. Dorothy Knight, Mrs.
Marie Craig, Miss Martha Bateman, sons: George E. Vanderford, and Gene Vanderford, 21 grandchildren, mother: Mrs. Martha Tidwell Ferguson, sister: Mrs. Ethel Greenfield, all of Nashville. Remains the Buena Vista Funeral Home, 1503 BUchanan where services will be Saturday at 10:30 a.m..
conducted by Bro. Calvin Parker. Active pallbearers: William Knight. Frank Houchin. Donald Craig.
Ewell Rainey. Robert Russell and Johnnie Cooper. Interment Forest Grove Cemetery. Buena Vista Funeral Home, AL 4-7511. RUSSELL- Thursday morning, March 1963, at an Infirmary in Franklin.
Tenn, Mrs. Vera ander Russell. Survived by brother, Vance Alexander of Memphis. Tenn. The remains were af Eastland Funeral Home.
904. Gallatin Road. Private prayer services were conducted at the grave in Spring Hill Cemetery Friday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. H. H.
Austin. Eastland Funeral Home. phone CA 7-4424. SMITH- at local firmary, Mrs. Annie Mae en" Smith.
Survived by mother, Mrs. Myrtle Robinson: daughter, Mary Frances Harrison; three sisters; two brothers; one grandchild; one aunt: several nieces and nephews: other relatives and friends. The family will receive friends tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. at T. T.
Hockett and Sons. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the above chapel, Rev. Levi Britt ofciating. Interment Hills of Cal-.
vary. T. T. Hockett and Sons Service. ing at local infirmary, Mr.
Saint WASHINGTON Wednesday mornCloud Washington. Survived by devoted wife, Mrs. Anna Bell WashIngton: aunt, Mrs. Annie Bell Peoples of niece, Mrs. Dortha Washington Tipton: 2 great-nieces.
2 greatnephews, 1 great-greant-niece: mother-in-law, Mrs. Annie Bush Smith: 2 sisters-in-law, Mrs. Claudie Krisel and Mrs. Christine Fielder of Detroit, 1 brother-in-law. Mr.
Samuel Smith of host of other relatives and friends. The remains rest af Holmes Funeral Home where family will receive friends, Friday evening, March 15, 1963 from 8 until 10. o'clock, Funeral services will be held in the above chapel Saturday, March 16, at o'clock conducted by the Rev. A. L.
Porter pastor of Pleasant Green Baptist Church. Flower ladies will be selected from Spencer Jackson Temple 763, Daughters of Elks, C. C. Club and Variety Art Club; Pallbearers wil be selected from friends. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
Holmes Funeral Home in charge. 440 12th N. Out-of-Town Smyrna, Tenn. PARKER Delbert Lee, suddenly Wednesday, March 13, 1963. Survived by wife, Mrs.
Jessie Bodily Parker; one son, Elmer Lee Parker, Huntington Beach, two daughters, Mrs. J. H. Carter and Mrs. John F.
Accomando, both of Smyrna; three brothers, Lawton of Smyrna, Shelia of Antioch, Charlie of Orlando, two sisters, Mrs. J. A. Duke of Antioch and Mrs. Harry Warnack of Smyrna: nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services are today at 2 o'clock from Woodfin Mortuary, Smyrna, conducted by Lynn Harris. Interment Mapleview Cemetery. oodfin Mortuary, Smyrna. New York City, N.Y. MATISON-Leon March 14.
1963. in New York City, beloved husband of Barbara Matison: devoted son of Leon G. dear brother of Dovie Collis. Services and interment in New York. on, March 15.
1963. In Memoriam BIDDIXIn loving memory of our dear Son and Brother, George Dewitt Biddix who passed away March 15, 1959. "Fond were the ties that were broken, Dear is the one who is gone, In memory we shall keep him As long as the years roll Mrs. Josie Biddix, Mother; Mary, Sherman, Warner and Ben Edd. DANIELIn loving memory of Mrs.
Cora Lee Daniel who passed away March 15. 1959. "In the garden of memories. We meet each day Sadly missed by Jimmy. Rhoda and Lynda.
VINSONIn loving memory of my darling daughter who left US one vear ago. March 15, 1962. "Oh darling how we miss you, Our hearts are so broken Gone but forgotten. Sadly missed by mother, Mrs. Bell, Bell, sister, stepfather Marie.
Mr. Tinnon, Virall devoted aunt. Mrs. Julla Johnson, and Maxwell family. Card of Thanks GRAHAMThe family of Elder Mose Richard Graham wishes to express their sincere thanks to their many friends for cards, telegrams, cars, flowers and all acts of kindness shown them during their recent bereavement.
Daughter and son-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patton: Sons. Eider Sam H.
Graham Mr. Mose Graham. Here And Hear About (Continued From Page 28) Richard Hawkins, return from a spring jaunt to Europe where they will visit their daughter and son-in-law, Marforte and Joe Trahern in England. Following aforementioned nuptials the altar. bound pair A take up restdence on the campus at Austin Peay while they continue their studies combined with which Murry is following in his father's footsteps at the Northern Bank.
Engagement TIN CHARLESTON, S.C., where they are observing the anniversary of their first meeting several years ago are Inky Harrison of Columbia and Tommy Bragg of McMinnville whose engagement makes front page news today. It was while Inky was on vacation in Florida several years ago and Tommy, then a Vanderbilt student, also was vacationing in the sun that they met and started dating, When Inky returned to her studies at Peabody and Tommy returned to the VU campus, they continued seeing each other, and it wasn't long until they were together more and more. Tommy, who is serving as a lieutenant in the Navy, is stationed at the Naval Base in Charleston and this was the destination of Inky and her parents, Irene and Edwin Harrison of Columbia, when they sped away Wednesday as soon as Inky finished her exams at Peabody, Following their summer wedding, home for the lieutenant and his bride will be Norfolk while he finishes his two year stint for Uncle Sam, Party Time O0KING picture pretty in snappy trousseau frock Eleanor Waldrop with fiance, Rob Fulcher, will be off this evening for the Woodmont Blvd. home of Susan Walker where Susan, Edith Head and Nina Beth Gayden will be hostesses at a dessert bridge party in honor of this popular twosome. Looking forward to a few hands of bridge while catching up on all the latest wedding news are Dick Gayden, Nina Beth's husband, David Johnson who will be with Susan, Margie Jones and Tommy Carlton, Ann and Brooks Parker and Jimmy Rawls and Charles Sutherland.
Luncheon for Gayle UNCHEONTIME on Saturday will find friends of Gayle Howard of Franklin, who will become Mrs. Jerry Brinkley on March 23, bound for the Woman's Club on Hillsboro Road and the luncheon which Margaret Kinnard of Columbia and Brenda Kinnard of Murfreesboro, aunt and cousin will be given in her honor. Gathered around the festive board to enjoy this delightful affair will be Edwina Griscom, Gayle's sister, Peggy Ann McKeand and Ann Fletcher Cherry of Franklin, Tootsie Wilson, Frances Rice, Ann Grant, Annie Laurie Faust, and Estelle Pinkerton and Alice Liggett of Franklin. Assisting in receiving the party arrivals will be Louise Howard and June Brinkley of Franklin, mothers of the and g-e. The Talk of The Town Is THAT Sykes and Jack De Witt will realizing a dream of lone the latter part of next month when they board a Europeanbound plane in New York, In Germany they'll pick up a speedy, compact automobile in which they'll tour that country, as well as France and Italy.
In Italy they'll abandon the car temporarily to board another airliner bound for historic Greece. On their agenda is a tour of all the romantic Grecian islands which currently are featured so extensively by all the travel authorities. THAT Louise Linton, accompanied by her young ones, Cornelia, MacRae, and Leontine plus Elizabeth Dyer and Mary Cowan, took off Thursday her Turtle Cay Bahamas. ultimate "destination Green Here the Lintong have three cottages on the gorgeous white sand beach, and here the Nashvillians plan to swim, sun and skin dive with picnic excursions planned to nearby islands. They'll be joined there by still more Nashvillians as their houseguests when and John Bransford, with youngsters, John and Bob Bransford, and Hazel and Jim Burns with their young ones, Lee Ann and Betsy, arrive on the scene for a visit.
THAT arriving back in Nashville to make their home after nearly four years away are the junior Fleming Smiths and their two year old son, Flem. Shortly after their marriage Judy and Flem took off for Flem to do stint as a Lieutenant in Uncle Sam's army and for the past year and a half they have been in the East while Flem finished his work on his master's degree in architecture at Princeton University. Being welcomed on all sides is this attractive family who have taken up residence on Caldwell Court. THAT overly weatherconscious Nashvillians can't help being envious of folks like Caroline and Mike Van Sicklen and Margaret and Mac Robinson, who recently traveled by private plane to Hobe where they were weekend guests of Caroline's mother, Merida Oman, at" her winter home. Just lazying around in the sun, golfing and swimming, occupied their time, when they weren't dining at fabulous Polynesian eating spots and other well-known restaurants.
Caroline said Jackie Gleason was one celebrity they spied in a popular spot in Palm Beach, THAT Susan Williams Miss Russell, Mr. Lassiter To Be Married This Evening West End Church of Christ will be the scene this evening of the marriage of Miss Susan Carlene Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carl Russell, to William Hance Lassiter son of William Hance Lassiter of Huntingdon and the late Mrs. Harriet Johnson Lassiter.
Dr. Batsell Barrett Baxter will read the marriage vOWS at 8 o'clock following a program of (huptial music to given by Mrs. W. Kent Jones, organist, and Henry O. Arnold, vocalist.
For the wedding occasion the altar of the church will be banked with woodwardia fern to form the background for central arrangement of white tulips and stock. White tapers burning in seven-branched candelabra and cathedral holders will illuminate the nuptial scene. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, Mr. Russell, will be attired in a wedding gown of candlelight orlace. Distinguishing features of ganza' appliqued in Chantilly the model are a molded bodice featuring a scalloped neckline and bracelet-length sleeves.
The sheath skirt is overlaid with a bouffant overskirt which terminates in a chapel train. The bride's veil of imported Illusion accented with motifs of the lace will be caught to a coronet of pearls and she will carry an arm bouquet of butterfly roses. Mrs. David C. Rutherford will attend her sister as matron of honor and bridesmaids will be Mrs.
Philip Williams, Mrs. David Leslie Self, cousin of the bride, Miss Dianne McCord and Miss Jane Jennete, both of Franklin Miss Linda Brewer and Miss Sheryl Jaynes. Serving as junior bridesmaid will be Debra Kay Newman, another cousin of the bride. All the attendants will be tired in identically-designed models of daffodil yellow taffeta featuring jewel necklines, caping sleeves and full skirts accented by panels of the taffeta caught at the waistlines with tiny bows. was guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Vanderbilt Law Wives.
Those who attended gathered on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Alumni Hall on the campus to hear the topic of the evening, "Tips for Spring." Baby Talk Is THAT on Monday, of this week at Vanderbilt Hospital, William Anderson Spickard, named for his father and late grandfather, arrived for Sue and Dr. Andy Spickard. No doubt his paternal grandmother, Liz Schumann and her husband, Dr. Fred Schumann, mighty proud of their handsome grandson, THAT the Nashville contingent of the Knox family, Edith and Jack Knox, Phoebe and Bob Binkley and Ann and Jack Knox are very proud of the second a arrival in their family in a week. Last week it was a boy for Ann and Jack and this week it is a boy for Deanne and Britt Knox, Lieutenant, USA, stationed at Ft.
Knox, Ky. Michael Britt Knox, grandson of Edith and Jack, was born Wednesday morning. THE NASHVILLE BANNER, Mar. 15, 1963-Page 29 Miss Raleigh Ann McDonald, Mr. Hussung Are Married I 13, 3 N.
and by ter, are 219 day G. TW of of bia. A. Ky. be Mrs.
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sister. three Ronnie mains neral by George ers: Fire Dr. ertson. liam Don fred. Hill They will carry bouquets of yellow roses and heather.
Serving ringbearer will be David C. Rutherford nephew of the bride. Mr. Lassiter will serve as his son's best man and groomsmen will be David C. Rutherford, brother-in-law of the bride, Kent Jones, Stephen K.
Johnston, Baldwin Ogden of Louisville. Rudy Bryant of Henderson, and Bobby T. Williams Memphis. Ushers, completing the personnel of the bridal party, will be George N. Burkhalter, Doyle Richardson, Leland Dugger, Philips Fitts, Frank Allen of Jackson, David Getchel of New York and James T.
White of Martin. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Russell has chosen a sheath model of Persian pink crepe featuring a back drape. Her flowers will be a shoulder cluster of pink cymbidium orchids. Mrs.
William Hance Lassiter of Huntingdon will be attired in a champagne-colored sheath featuring a matching cumme*rbund. A cluster of green cymbidum orchids will be caught to the neckline of her gown. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Russell, parents of the bride, will entertain at a recepat Brentwood Hills Mansion on Franklin Road.
The bride's table, overlaid with an Italian cutwork cloth, will be centered with a tiered wedding cake flanked by white tapers burning in silver candelabra, the epergnettes of which will be filled with white stock, tulips, gladioli flowerets pompon chrysanthemums. Later in the evening Mr. Lassiter and his bride will leave for a wedding trip to Florida after which they will make their home in the Vanderbilt Student Apartments. For traveling the bride will wear a sapphire blue Belgium knit suit and a matchstraw hat. Guests from a distance here for the wedding include Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Akin of Tarpon Springs, Mrs. Frank B. Waters of Edinburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Best of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Akin of Shawnee, and Mrs. William Howard Lassiter, Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francisco, Miss Carol Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Funderburk of Huntingdon.
bride was graduated from David Lipscomb High School and attended Sullins College. She is a senior at David Lipscomb College. Mr. Lassiter was graduated from Webb School in a Bell Buckle and from Vanderbilt University where he was a Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. He is a student in the of Law of Vanderbilt where he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity.
Breakfast Given Richland Country Club was the scene this morning of a breakfast given in compliment to the bride and groom. Hosts at the affair were Dr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Rice, Dr.
and Mrs. T. Emerson Simpkins, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hopper, Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Long, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Carmack Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence "McDowell, Mrs. M. A.
Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irvin MeDonald of Atlanta, Ga.
anpounce the marriage of their daughter, Raleigh Ann, to Melvin Vern Hussung son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Vern Hussung, on Tuesday in the rectory of St. Henry's Church in the presence of the immediate families. The Rt.
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Siener officiated at the wedding ceremony. Following a brief wedding trip Mr. Hussung and his bride are making their home in the married students apartments at Vanderbilt University.
The bride was graduated from Westminster Schools in Atlanta. She is a member of the Sub Debutante Club, Cotillion Club and the Quadrille. The bride is a student at Vanderbilt University and is a member of the SAI Group To Sponsor Benefit Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional honorary music fraternity for women, will sponsor an international coffee for the benefit of the scholarship fund Saturday, March from o'clock at the Green Trees Farm, the home of Mrs. Battle Rodes. Proceeds go for a scholarship in applied music to any needy woman student at Peabody College.
A feature of the affair will be the serving of 40 different international dishes prepared by chapter members and friends. Decorations will the international musical A portion of Mrs. George W. Short's collection of dolls from all over the world will be displayed. She will be at the coffee to answer questions and give information.
A musical program will begin at 1:15 o'clock and artists will be Miss Edith Williams, a graduate student at Peabody, who will be dressed in a bridal costume of her native Pakistan, and will sing folk songs, and Miss Grace Jew, a senior at Peabody Demonstration School, who has appeared as pianist with Nashville Symphony Orchestra. Chairman for the occasion is Mrs. Lee E. Frost, and other chairmen include Mrs. Marion N.
Lloyd, publicity; Mrs. Bracey Holt, tickets; Mrs. Jerry O. Williams, decorations; and Mrs. Robert E.
Bays, appointment. Mrs. Edward S. Pride is chapter president. B.
W. Whitelaw, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Fitts and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bowers.
Delta Delta Delta Sorority pledge class. Mr. Hussung, a graduate of Father Ryan High School and member of Sigma Phi Omega preparatory school fraternity, is student at Vanderbilt University where he is a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Miss Pearson, Mr. Waterson Are Engaged Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. Pearannounced the betrothal of their, Stanley daughter, Milton Carole Waterson Amanda, Manchester and Nashville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Waterson of Manchester.
The marriage will be solemnized April 12. The bride-elect was graduated from Hillsboro High School and is employed by Morgan Employment Agency. The bridegroom-elect was graduated from Central High School in Manchester and from Draughon's Business College. He is associated with the Davidson County Board of Education. Benefit Set On Saturday "Sugar 'n Spice," the annual benefit fashion show and luncheon given by the Davidson County Home Economists in Homemaking, will be held Saturday at Richland Country Club at 11 o'clock.
Proceeds from the event are used for the group's home economics scholarship to an accredited college which is presented each year to an outstanding high school graduate of a Nashville or Davidson County School. Tickets may be secured by calling Mrs. Charles Raby CYpress 2-2924 or Mrs. Coyle Hazelwood at CYpress 7-5176. You'll Find It at 's OF DONELSON LADIES' FASHION APPAREL 2547 Lebanon Rd.
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