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The I ibcrfv Vindicator—Combined with I ibortv Countv NewsEastern Star MakesPlans tr EntertainAssociate Grand Matronv,r■. - i%jn- i-»-p/i»tamtPlan* arid preparations for agram honoring Mrs. Flora H* ■ iBoone of Littlefield, associategrand matron, and her husband,Pat Roone, past worthy grand pairon of (ho Gram) Chapter of Texas,wore dis«u-od at a call meetingi fho M isonic Hall Monday nlyhtof the Liberty Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.Mrs Opal Shelton, worthy matron. presided. Plans were alsontade fur the Christmas party tohe held at the regular meeting Hecomber IS and tor the official visitat a later date of Sister OnV'gaHuddle of Baytown, deputv grandmatron of the drand Chapter of Texas. *A discussion was held concerning the school of instruction for t)!s triet Section 4. which will be held here sometime in January.Coke Party HonorsMiss Martha JonesMRS. CLARENCE G. OLSON, JR.DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY UNITESMARTHA JONES AND MR. OLSONMiss Martha Jones, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones, of Lib ertv, became the bride of Mr. Clar-enee O. Olson, Jr.. of Boling in a beautiful double-ring ceremony Saturday evening at the Church of Christ in Liberty.Mr. Olson is the son of Mrs. R. Wilson of Houston,The ceremony was read by Mr,M. Roy Stevens of Palacios, andmembers of the Lindale Church ofChrist in Houston sang “1 Love You Truly” and Because,”Oiven in marriage by her father, the bride wore a ballerina length model of white taffeta, the fittedbodice closed to the neckline with tinv self-vovered buttons. The bouffant skirt was fashioned in corded tiers, and her short illusion veil was caught to a blue Juliet cap A string of pearls was her only jewelry, and she carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations.The maid of honor. Miss Ann Edwards of lago, wore a lime green taffeta model fashioned after that of the bride.Mr. R. J. Stevens of Houston was best man.After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’sparents. Centerpiece of the lace-covered table was an arrangementof pale yellow' mums and candles, aiid the tiered wedding cake was flanked by the bouquets of the bride and her maid of honor. Arrangements of chrysanthemums were used in the reception rooms, where Mrs. R. G. Ripper, sister of the bride, presided at the guest book, Miss Morrison and Missmu served punch, garet Smyth andIRirzo alternated at the wedding cake.The bride's mother wore a black draped model of faille with a single red rose corsage. The mother of the, bridegroom chose blue crepe with a corsage of white carnations.A graduate of Liberty HighSchool, the bride is employed in the laboratory of the Outlar-Rlalr Clinic in Wharton. Her husband is a graduate of Houston schools and of Abilene Christian College.After a wedding trip to New Orleans, the couple will be at home in Boling, where Mr. Olson isminister of the Church of Christ,The bride traveled in a velvet-trimmed suit of brown wool with which she wore a brown velvet hat Her accessories were brown suede and her corsage was of yellow andbrown orchids.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hill. lago; Miss Blakely Ann Hill and Mrs, F.M. Qpusert, Austin; Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Stevens and Mrs. H. G. Ford, Houston; Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. William E. McDaniel, Freeport; Mr. andMrs E Stern. Boiing; and Pvt. H. Fred Olson, Fort Sam Houston.Miss Martha Jones, who became the bride Saturday evening ofClarence G Olson. Jr., of Boling, was named honoree at a coke party Friday morning given by Mrs. W. J. Woolsey at her home in Liberty.Guests embroidered their names on a tea towel which was presented to the honoree and wrote advice to the young bride in a booklet which was given her.The guest list Included Misses Margaret Smyth. Dana Ireland. Mary Frances Morrison, Joyce June Arceneaux, Mary BHle Koenig. Eva Genla Richardson. Mrs.G, P. Scott, Jr., and Mrs JustinJohnson, of Liberty, and Miss AnnEdwards of Wharton.s. Dillon Honorsr on BirthdayJulia Maxine Dillon celebratedher thirteenth birthday anniversarylast Monday evening at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Dillon. Assisting Mrs. Dillon in entertaining were Mrs M L. Hanckey. Mrs. Lillian Shirley and Mrs. G. W. Hill.Twenty-five guests enjoyed games and contests The honoree received many lovely and useful gifts.Mrs. Syphrett HostessTo W.S.C.S. CircleThirteen members attended the I meeting of Circle 2 of the First Methodist W.8.C.S. Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. D. W, Syph rett.Mrs. Valentine Mitchell presented a Thanksgiving program, and Mrs. Garth Christopher conducted the devotional.Refreshments were served.Mary Frances Marie Ann Pal-and Miss Mar-Miss Rose mar vml' —- V* VtV . * *
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Liberty Vindicator
Liberty, Texas, US
Thu, Nov 30, 1950
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