IN KOSCIUSKO Women's Activities Women's Clubs Close Activities For Year KOSCIUSKO Highlighting the social scene here the past week were closing sessions of three women's clubs for this club year, a party for a brideelect, senior class festivities and other events. Entertaining the Samuel Hammond chapter of Daughters of American Revolution were Ackerman members, with the setting for the lovely party in the home of Mrs. Edgar Reid in Ackerman. Serving as co were Mrs. J.
S. Moore and Mrs. N. E. Sallis.
Cushion roses and magnolias were used in arttistic arrangements to decorate the reception rooms. New officers installed were Mrs. J. C. Cheek, regent; Mrs.
James Bruce, viceregent; Billie Wasson, secretary; Mrs. D. H. Glass, treasurer; Mrs. R.
L. Graham, registrar; Mrs. N. E. Sallis, chaplain; Miss Mabel Jamison, historian; Mrs.
J. S. Moore, librarian, and Mrs. Edgar Reid, parliamentarian. Announced by Mrs.
Cheek, the new regent were standing committee chairmen for the coming year. They are: Mrs. Billie Wasson, American Indians; Miss Eleanor Guyton, American music; Mrs. Leon Kennedy, Americanism; Mrs. E.
Reid, D. A. R. approved schools; Mrs. E.
C. Fenwick, CAR; Mrs. J. McCaf- er. Others serving a second year are Mrs.
Jack Olson, first vicepresident, Mrs. George Thornton, historian, Mrs. S. Peeler, treasurer, and Mrs. J.
N. McCool, parliamentarian. A smorgasbord marked the closing session of the New Century club for the year, with the home of Mrs. Billy McMillan in Highland Park as the setting. New officers installed were Mrs.
C. E. Morgan vice-president; Mrs. James Draper, social chairman; Mrs. J.
C. Love, treasurer; Mrs. G. D. Carnathan, secretary; serving a second year Mrs.
Billy Leonard, president: Mrs. Gordon Misch, historian and Mrs. Billy McMillan, reporter. The Ben Scarboroughs of Kosciusko were guest artists for Thursday's meeting of the Sallis Twentieth Century club in the home of Mrs. R.
T. Woodard in Sallis. A varied program was presented by Mrs. Scarborough, pianists. Introducing the artist was Miss Mary McClintock.
Opening devotional was given by Miss Gladys Boyett. Mrs. H. E. Jenannounced that the spring luncheon would be held May 24 in the annex of the Methodist church.
Miss Julie Pearson, bride-elect of John Rowan Smith III of New Orleans, was complimented with a tea shower in the home of Mrs. Loftin Steed. Co-hostesses were Mrs. W. A.
Kennedy, Mrs. E. B. Goza. Miss Penney Woodward, popular senior, was honored with A seated tea by Mrs.
Nathan Oliver and Mrs. Otho Pettit in the Oliver The Clarion Ledger JACKSON DAILY NEWS 15 Sunday, May 20, 1962 SECTION ferty CAR grandmother; Mrs. A. L. Sills, community service; Mrs.
R. L. Graham, courtesy; Mrs. Frank Buchanan, conservation; Mrs. Lewis Ward, good citizenship; Miss H.
McDade, legislation: Miss Polly Lacey, projects; Mrs. D. Wasson, Rosalie; Mrs. J. Bruce, genealogical rec- ords.
OFFICERS INSTALLED Mrs. C. A. Stewart's home was the setting for the closing luncheon of the Twentieth Century club. Following the buffet luncheon, officers were installed by Mrs.
Ruble Jones. Mrs. Stewart the new president announced the chairmen of standing committees. They are: Mrs. Jack Olson, gram; Mrs.
Ellis Kelly, membership; Mrs. S. J. Peeler, finance Mrs. Harold N.
Teasley, courtesy; J. McCool, telephone; Mrs. Archie Chilcutt, projects; Mrs. John L. White, public service; Mrs.
L. L. Brown, prayer; Mrs. Ruble Jones, home life; Mrs. W.
R. Lace, public affairs; Mrs. J. T. Coleman, education; Mrs.
L. T. Suber, conservation; Mrs. Ellis Kelly, international affairs; Mrs. Leon Kennedy, fine arts.
New officers assuming duties with Mrs. Stewart are: Mrs. A. W. Chilcutt, second vice-presidnet; Mrs.
E. C. Fenwick, secretary and Mrs. D. B.
Watson, report- home. Quiz games formed the diversion for the party. were Lane Jackson, Patricia Hartness, Brenda Cook, Faye Cummins, Janice Braswell, Doris Blackwelder, Linda Comfort, Jane Oden, Sandra Neely, Mrs. Claude Woodward, the honoree, and Miss Woodward. PANAMA VISITOR Mr.
and Mrs. M. T. Glaze flew to Panama City, Panama for a visit with their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Dodd, also for Mrs. Glaze, a nurse with the Attala Health department, to attend a Nurses Regional conference. Mrs. Dodd's husband is stationed in Panama with the armed forces. Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Brantley, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Stanley have returned from a plane trip to Los Angeles, Calif. and other places of interest in the West. They visited the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest, the Grand Can- yon in Arizona, also Hoover Dam. While in Los Angeles they toured Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Disneyland and the Knotts Berry Farm. Kosciuskoans are congratulating Mrs.
Eleanor Brooks Scruby for her fine record at Mississippi State university where she is a graduating senior in the commercial division of the Industrial Education department. presented the United Business Education association's award of merit for outstanding achievement in business education. Mrs. Scruby, a member of Kappa Delta Pi, honorary education fraternity, has been a President's Scholar for the past three semester. Old Ladies Home The board of managers of the Old Ladies home will meet at 10 a.m.
Tuesday, May 22, at the home. MISS LINDA POLK-of Monticello will become the bride of Burns McCloud, also of Monticello, on June 8, in the home of her parents. Gail Bass To Become Bride Of Reuben Dyer Mr. and Mrs. I.
S. Bass of Pianola announce the engagement of their daughter, Gail Elizabeth, to Reuben J. Dyer, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Matthew Dyer of Idabel, Okla.
Miss Bass is the granddaughter of the late John D. Bishop of Pinola and Mrs. Bishop and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther Bass of Prentiss.
Grandparents of Mr. Dyer are the late of Idabel, Okla. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Justin Dyer Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Hunter of Idabel, Okla. The bride-elect is an honor graduate af both Pinola High school and Copiah-Lincoln Junior college. She received her B. S.
degree in elementary education from Delta State college, While at Delta State she was a member of Pi Gamma Mu, Delta Singers, treasurer of the ACE, and was on the Dean's List. At present she is a member of the McLeod School faculty, Jackson. Mr. Dyer was graduated from Gary High school, Idabel, Okla. After high school graduation he entered the United States Air Force and served in SAC for four years.
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In September he will enter graduate school. The wedding will be solemnized on June 1 10 at Strong River Baptist church near Pinola at 2:30 p.m. La Merienda Luncheon club will meet at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 23, at the King Edward hotel. Hostesses will be Mrs.
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