Wedding Party to Stuart-Cram Rites Listed by CoupleMembers of the wedding party for the nuptials to be held in the First Baptist church Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock, uniting MissLillian Elizabeth Stuart, 1110 Park street, and John Marion Cram of Port Madison, Iowa, were announced by the betrothed couple.The ceremony is to be performed by Dr. C. B. Jackson, pastor of the First Baptist church, and Mrs. Madee Cowan will be organist. Mrs. Lockie Marshall Pyle of Denison and Greenville is announced as prenuptial soloist.Mrs. James McDaniel of Dallas. | cousin of Miss Stuart, is to attend as matron-of-honor, while Miss Neva McMahan will be maid-of-j honor. Bridesmaids are to include Miss Bette Cram of Dallas, sister of the proom - to-be, and Miss Emma Lou Williams, Jimmie Bennett of Waco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bennett and cousin of the bride-elect, will be ring bearer, whileDoni \ Gale Sanders, daughter of M*r. a d Mrs. Howard Sanders, isflowerDr. Houston Wester of Dallas vill attend rs best man and grooms nen are to include Ward Sport,reenville; Flournoy Sansom, of i illsboro, and Ed Green, Dallas.The par‘y will be entertained t! s evening at I o'clock with a re-h 'rsal dinmr to be given by Mrs. J. Webb 1T04 Kuller-st and her da. hter, Mr*. R. C. Russell of Aus \ A rec-pt on i; to follow the wrdc ? tomorrow with the bride’s paren Mr. and Mrs. Jack King entertx ng at their home.!CONTINUEDM FKl ‘ T PAGE•4*mmmstates it will pu. ” one-half of $40-a-month paymei “You might just as ?U offer topay one-half of $100 a nonth, he says. “Many of the st; s simply have no means of raisi revenue to make such payments.His proposal requires that oi assistance payments shall not average less than $15 a month in any state. States would have to coutrl-