STAN C £ / R. RAOS V £0W/*N A- ^IN THE PICTURES ~ Mrs, A. Lee Whitt, talented f---expression student, wilt take pne of the leading parts Wpin the play, “This Thing Called Love,” which is to be presented at the Woman's Forum clubhouse Thursday evening. Mrs. Whitt formerly worked in the Abilene Little Theater.A9SW. e. TAYLOR-'-uuuy o 00 0 oo o$3t18dAy-Mrs. LeRoy Eddy is a recent bride and was before her marriage Misp Claudia Mae Herd. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Herd of this city, and her home 1 is at 606 East Erwin street, Tyler.Mrs, W. C. Taylor, also a bride, was before her mar-onesentMrs. Ira L. Cain Jr. is another recent bride and was before her marriage Miss Ouida Mae Spoonts. She is ° jthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Spoonts of this city. rMiss Helen Ramming of Floydada was an attrac-numtive holiday visitor in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Ches- fredter Wynne. She is a student at Miss Hoekaday School bein'!for Girls in Dallas, and was honoree at a delightful R^hdance given for the school crowd by her aunt, at the thT*country club while here.on ’ numriage Miss Vivian Barner. She is the daughter of Mrs. c*1 **! J. D. Barner of 1705 Kemp boulevard, and is a well fane n- J known business woman of the city. Jlfj*MSthetami