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Parties P recedeWeddingRites of Miss LaschingerMiss Mary Laschinger, whose marriage to James L. Albright will take place at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church, has been entertained at a series of parties in Gilmer, Dallas and Longview.The home of Dr. and Mrs. Madison S. Ragland on South Montgomery St. was the .setting for a luncheon Friday. Mrs. Ragland, Mrs. Bill Patterson and Mrs. Jimmie Marshall were hostesses.Tomato juice cocktail was served in the living room, after which the guests went to the dining room for the seated meal. The table was centered with an arrangement of yellow mums with blue net in a cut glass container.The menu included miniature chicken pies, asparagus in lemon rings, fruit salad with poppy seed dressing, pickles, iced tea, dainty hot muffins, peach ice cream and meringue kisses. Places were marked with favors of perfume.The hostesses presentedMiss Laschinger a decorative tray.Attending were Miss Martha Gooch. Miss Rose Ann Hart, Mrs. Richard Yocom, Mrs. Tommy Davidson. Mrs. Delwyn Craig, Mrs. Kenneth Fielden, Mrs. Ray H. Greene, Mrs. R. H. Laschinger. the honoree and hostesses. • • ■ %, ||j|Kitchen ShowerBlue candles in silver | holders flanked the arrange- j ment. The menu included hot chicken casserole, fruit salad, relishes, hot rolls, apple nut tart with ice cream and coffee. !Miss Rose Ann Hart played a series of songs associated with weddings and romance on the organ and the guests attempted to identify them. Mrs. Ray H. Greene won the prize, a measuring cup, and presented it to Miss Laschinger.After the supper, shower gifts were opened and passedaround.Present were Mmes. Bill Patterson, .Richard Yocom.Burr Porter, Kenneth Fielden, Ray H. Greene, Delwyn Craig of Longview, Richard Potter, R. B. Cook, R. H. Laschinger, Miss Rose AnnHart, Miss Elaine Andrews j hush of Longview, the honoree and hostesses.Don Williams, Jimmie Marshall, Addic Johns, Richard Yocom, Elwyn Crosby, Hugh M. Quin, Bill Patterson, Kenneth H. Weir, P. K. Williams, Kenneth Fielden, Tom Bledsoe, Horace Martin, Ray H. Greene, M. S. Ragland, Miss Martha Gooch, the hostesses and honoree.—O—»Cherokee ClubLuncheon SiteIofatMrs. Alton C o a t e s Gladewater was hostess the Cherokee Club near Longview for a luncheon honoring Miss Laschinger on Wednesday, Aug. 11.Baskets of blue, pink, green and yellow Majestic daisies were placed on the luncheon table, and tinv bridesmaid dolls marked the places. The honoree's place was marked by a larger bride doll.Crabmeat au gratin, fresh fruitFabric Care Is HD Club TopicHillcrest HD Club will meet Sep. 1, at 2 o’clock in the First National Bank Community Service Room. A d monstration on selection and care of new fabric will will be given by Mrs. RubyOwen. 'The club will also plan a county-wide hat making1, workshop. Samples of materials and a catalogue withi pictures of frames will be j shown.All women wrho are in-j terested may come by fromi 1:30 until 3:00, to select materials or frames. Other information may be learned from Mrs. Claud Fowler or J Mrs. David Shelton. Club I members are urged to be present and visitors are in-I vited.ring.ringshushfudgeOPorter Home Is Scene of CoffeeSupper GA buffet supper and kitchen shower was held ] Fridav night at the home of | Mr. and Mrs W. W. Roark on Stewart St.Co-hostesses with Mrs. Roark were Mrs. L. G. Far-ms, Mrs. Hollie McClain and Mrs. Jack Baird.The bride-elect s chosen colors, blue and yellow, were used in decorating the buffet table. The table was covered with a white linen cloth and centered with an arrangement of blue Majestic daisies and yellow mums.Mrs. Burr Porter and Mrs. R. B. Cook honored Miss Laschinger Monday morning at a coffee at the Porter' home.The living room mantel held an arrangement of blue carnations, and yellow mums! in a painted China container. A bouquet of Peace roses adorned an end table. The refreshment table in the dining room was centered with an arrangement of yellow mums, blue carnations and yellow asters in a silver bowl. A large silver platter lined with bartbna leaves held an artistic arrangement of grapes, plums, melon boats with blueberries and strawberries. A companion piece on the buffet also held fresh fruits. Sausage-w rapped pastries, sand tarts and cheese pastries were served.Mrs. Ray H. Greene poured coffee. The hostesses presented the honoree with a gift of dainty linen handkerchiefs.Attending were Mmes. Henry McClelland, Temple Ingram, Richard S. Potter,salad on cantaloupe broccoli, crab apple with parsley, biscuits, puppies, coffee and pie with ice cream were served.Mrs. Coats presented an oval silver tray to the hon-j oree.Present were Mrs. P. K. Williams, Mrs. Elwyn Crosby,! Mrs. Bill Patterson, Mrs. Kenneth Fielden, Mrs. Richard Yocom, Mrs. R. B. Shelton. of Tyler, Mrs. Delwyn Craig and Miss Elaine An-: drews of Longview, Mrs. Tommy Davidson, Mrs. Roy Briggs and Rene of Dallas, Mrs. Ray H Greene, Mrs. R I H. Laschinger, Mrs. Lala B. i Fowler, the hostess and honoree.OThree Nuptial Affairs Are Held in DallasThree parties were held for Miss Laschinger in Dallas last week. I jMrs. C. F. Weeklev was hostess at her home for amiscellaneous shower Monday afternoon. An arrangement of white flowers decorated the bridal table and blue iced cake squares with white wedding bells were served with frosted iced coffee.Guests, many of whom were fellow teachers of MissLaschinger at Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas, included Mrs. Larry Sewell, Mrs. R. H. Laschinger andMrs. Rav H. Greene of Gil-mer, Mrs. James F. Albright, Mrs. Caroline Cage, Mrs. Virginia Bronenkant, Mrs. Betty Clo Casper, Mrs. Bob Brock, Misses Dorothy R. Gerlach, Carol Hooper, Betty Clements, and Mmes. Helen Watson, Claudine R. Morgan and Ina Mae Mason.Mrs. Larry Sewell was hostess for a brunch and linen shower Tuesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Terrill, on Beverly Drive.The buffet table was; centered with an arrange- j ment of yellow flowers. The j menu featured asparagus j rolled in ham slices, broiled fresh fruit, hot rolls, stuffed celery, coffee and cream puffs.Present were Miss Linda j Rich, Mrs. James F. Albright, Mrs. Alfred Gray, Mrs. Betty Clo Casper, Miss Martha Terrill, Mrs. Beadle Moore. Mrs. R. H. Laschinger, Mrs. Ray H. Greene, Mrs. Edward L. Markham and Mrs. Walter Kilgo.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray i were hosts at their home. 6925 Pasadena, for a dinner honoring Miss Laschingi.*r and her fiance. Mr. Albright, on Sunday night, Aug 8.Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James F Albright, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Laschinger of Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Constant and the honorees.MiHeMibridewas 'laneoafteriMrs.NortlThAuk.parriTefttMguesductline,honeTeftDanspecT1colousee fres wit! and r a n j and f e r r con F(“I Saw It In The MirrorM
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Gilmer Mirror
Gilmer, Texas, US
Thu, Aug 19, 1965
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