IN, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1952.'AN’SI. S. O. BAGBY, Editor,Kealdenco Phone t$9kIDEalias has7ith Misseft Wed-Isenburg, it to her ind lam-Miss Katherine Hall of Fort Worth Becomes Bride of James McCammon In Pretty Church Ceremony Thurs.and her ivift and •were in le funer-d.is at-on of college at she much.Rock, nes of mo thin the X W. treet.id baby t Enid, Richard :y, came eok end Mr. andle, and in, for-d here Mrs. ly. Mr. or thehongvlew r by her Elizabeth, of Rich-ttomobile sit rela-A wedding of prominence and vei7 interest In Corsicanaand Fort Worth was that of Thursday morning in Fort Worth, when Miss Katherine Hall, daughter of Rev. A. W. Hall, former presiding elder of the Corsicana district of the M. E. Church, South, and Mrs. Hall, became the bride of James W. McCammon of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McCammon, The marriage was performed by the bride's father at the Boulevard Methodist church, the fmpresaivo double ring ceremony being used.Preceding the ceremony, Miss Marlon Orr of this city played a tro of appropriate organ selections, and during the ceremony she played Cadman’s Love Song with violin obligato by Miss Charlotte Bock of Mineral Wells, both young ladies having bLen college friends of the bride while at S M. U, Miss Orr played Lohengrin's bridal chorus as the processional and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March as the rercesslonal. Ushem were Messrs. Morley Millerman of Abilene, Albert Douglas and Joe Van der Laan of Corsicana, former school mates of the groom, and Paul Hall, brother of the bride.The bride entered with thegroom and was becomingly gowned in a navy blue and white travel suit with navy accessories. She wore a shoulder corsage of a white orchid and valley lilies.Mrs, McCammon was educated at S. M. U. and Mr. McCammon after graduating from the Corsicana high school, attended George Washington University at Washington, D, C., and S.M.U. and la a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Immediately after the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. McCammon left for Monterrey, Mexico. They will be at home after July first at 608 West Third avenue, Corsicana., Out-of-town guests were Mr and Mrs. W. P. McCammon, Miss Sarah McCammon, Albert McEl-wrath/'Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Douglas, Jr., Joe Van der Laan. Miss Minnie Johnson, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Harper of Corsicana Mr. and' Mrs. E. N. Johnson, Wyiie Johnson, Mias Elizabeth Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and Miss Elizabeth Lyle and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Rice of Dallas; Mr. end Mrs. Lon Carlisle, Miss Dorothy Watt, Mrs. S. B. Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith, Mrs. J. C. Massey and Miss Helen Massey of. Weatherford.FLAmIty Flt;le, her Dell, of Dhursday Kneale's iS3. Mrs.Social and Business Meeting Missionary Society at WorthamWORTHAM, June 24.—(Spl.)—A loint .social and business meeting: of the Central Presbyterian Missionary Society was held Mon- , day afternoon in the home of Mra j H. a Hackney with Misa Grace j Hackney and Mrs. Roy SimmonsCorsicana WomenOrganize to Assist Relieving DistressThe women of the city have organized for volunteer services to assist the United Charities this fall and winter in. relieving suffering and distress among the poor and needy of. the city. Mrs. Mamie Brilhart was appointed temnorarv chairman at. the firste iMi, King Great BrltiSurf ridingJohn Hu Met In FathersMr. John C his headquari made quite ha 1st Sundy, wl at the home c Boyd McMuU: Hughes, Jack