Beauchamp Becomes Husband Of Miss Aden At First Methodist
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Aden eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Aden to Tom L Beauchamp Jr son of Mr and Mrs Tom Beauchamp of Paria and Trier took place Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock in the First Methodist church with Rev Homer T Fort officiating. The ceremony featured a floral altar and the bride wore a white satin princess gown with a train and a head veil. Her attendants included Mrs James Curtis Pugh as matron of honor and Nelson Tyler as best man with several ushers. After the ceremony the couple left for Austin and San Antonio and will reside at 182 West Taen street in Austin where the groom attends the University of Texas. The wedding drew guests from several cities and out-of-town families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eleanor Ade
Walter Allen Aden
Temint Beauchamp, Jr
Mudge
Tom. Beauchamp
Paria
Trier
First Methodist Church
Homer T. Fort
Warriare
White Hillarney
Nelson Tyler
Bryan
Wiliam Awhittington
Stamford
Furore “Ford
Lufkin
James Birdwell
Eugene Tathert
Atgen Aden
Pride
Carey Stephens
George H. Jamen
Giltner
Misa Arno Ruth Albrirnt
Paris
Roy Johnson
University of Texas
String Phi Epsilon
Treilée
Groom
Buffet Supper at Roxton Hosted Wide Guest List
Mr and Mrs Milton Dindworth hosted a Roxton buffet supper on Wednesday evening with guests including Eh Brashesare Billie Futton Fry Dorothy BK Hounler By waters and Ashotra, T. W. Watson, John Wood of San Marcos, B A Warren of Dallas and Helen Bludworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxton
Milton Dindworth
Eh Brashesare
Billie
Futton Fry
Dorothy
Mre
BK. Hounler
Waters and
Ashotra
Mere
T. W. Watson
John Wood
Sen Marcos
B. A. Warren
Dallas
Helen Bludworth
Surprise dinner honors Wilma Wilson birthday at Cooper
Mrs Ben Wilson hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her daughter Miss Wilma Wilson at Cooper. Guests included Miss Nelen Ruth Carrington Lillian Clark Rainn McKee and Bonnie Rattan. The evening featured reminiscences and then contract games with lifelong acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Cooper
Ben Wilson
Wilma Wilson
Covere
Nelen Ruth Carrington
Lillian Clark
Rainn McKee
Bonnie Rattan
Family Reunion At Whipple Residence Roxton
A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Nettle Whipple. Attendees included Mr c and Mrs. Dr Murphree, Mrs. Nelle McCail and Idean, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whipple and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs Sam Whipple and children Kells Whipple, Jack Whipple of Tyler, Mrs Pees Whip, Mr. and Mr. Elmer Mooring, Mr and Mrs daurin Hinton of Pars, and Edna and Coonte Gilleeple of Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Roxton
Nettle Whipple
Dr Murphree
Nelle McCail
Idean
Ray Whipple
Raymond
Mire
Sam Whipple
Kells Whipple
Jack Whipple
Tyler
Elmer Mooring
Stirs
Daurin Hinton
Pars
Edna and Coonte Gilleeple
Waco
Informal Tea Given at Hugo on Wednesday
Hugo hosts a social tea gathering on Wednesday afternoon at Mira Tvree on tart Duke street. Local guests included Om-Minen EO AL Burke Pat Henry and W G Henry with E tu Durand. Out of town visitors were Mrs Paul Audley of Wichita Kane Des iergey Lambert of Oklahoma City and Miss Nore nia Browall from the state university for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Om—Minen
AL Burke
Pat Henry
Mira
Tvree
Duke Street
Manuis Heary
W G. Henry
E. Tu
Durand Assie Tig
Sere Mre
Paul Audley
Wichfy
Kane
Des Iergey Lambert
Oklshoma Cy
Norenia Browall
Homs
Atste University
Forty-Two Party Hosted by LaVerne Trent in Cooper
Miss LaVerne Trent entertained with three tables of Forty-Two on Wednesday night at her Cooper home. Guests included Velma Gittore, Hoy LaGrone, Kathryn Young, Jefe Woodruff, Lillie Mae Fanchin, Jamee Fulton, Vatree Clark, Curtis Hicks, Jack Mitchell, Jennie Les Cummings, and Claral Trent. A treasure hunt had guests roaming town before returning for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Cooper
Miss LaVerne |Trent
Velma Gittore
Hoy LaGrone
Kathryn Young
Jefe Woodruff
Lillie Mae Fanchin
Jamee Fulton
Vatree Clark
Curtis Hicks
Educational rally set at Commerce Church event
A rally titled Bringing the Christian College Weite Church People will be held at the Commerce Methodist church. The event is organized by the Methodist Education Bond with Bishop A. Fesoksmith among the participating leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian College Weite Church
Tess
Methodist Church
Methoodist
A Sympony In Pleats For Early Spring Pattern 1922
Anne Adams offers a two piece frock pattern with jabbed pleats and a central inverted pleat, available sizes 16 to 40. Instructions include step by step sewing guidance, price fifteen cents, and ordering details from The Paris News Batter Department, 243 West Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Sehd
Anne
Gir
Taris News Battery Department
Weetith Street
New York City
Sunday church services and notices across multiple parishes
Sunday services listed for First Presbyterian, First Christian, First Baptist, Church of the Holy Cross Episcopal, Central Presbyterian, Immanuel Baptist, First Congregational, Humboldt Baptist Tabernacle, Bonham Street Methodist, First Methodist, and First Church of Christ Scientist. Timings include morning worship, Sunday school, evening services, and special events with named ministers and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Church OF the Holy Cross
Episcopal
Holy Commisnion
Episcopal Young People
Central Presbyteiian
F. L. Wear
A. Emory Shaw
Miles Mary Gunket
Bonham Street
F. Browning
Sufficient Unto The Day Is Baby Development Guidance
Brooke Paters Church urges careful infant posture and timing for sitting up. The piece explains the spine as the backbone and warns against rushing upright, noting some children start at eight to ten months while four months may suit firmer development with less strain. Observes mothers should enjoy early moments and avoid forcing future regressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Paters
Oinera
1934 In Ret Torped sermon at First Christlen church
The Rev EB D Henson will preach on 1934 In Ret Torped Sunday morning at the First Christlen church. Monday evening features the annual New Years program with special lighting and otuela Jack Rantro, injured in a Tuesday auto wreck, is reported slightly improved. City Marshal Bill Taneste is visiting his brother in Houston for a few days. Miss Christine Hewitt hosted a holiday breakfast Thursday morning for several friends.
Choctaw County Buys More Cows in Drought Relief
Choctaw county agricultural staff report progress toward a 500 head cattle purchase quota set by the federal drought relief program. Last week 380 cows were bought. appraisers Barhill and Neate, with D. S. Tilasam, will survey Boswell and Towson regions. About half of purchases are culled for distribution via relief agencies.
Unity Church Welcomes Many Christmas Visitors
A Christmas gathering filled Unity with guests from nearby towns as families joined Rev. J. W. Milligan and others for holiday meals and greetings. Visitors included U. EB. Garrison and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Todd, C. C. Milligan and family, and Frank Hogan and family, sharing the season in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. EB. Garrison
Direct
J. HH. Garrison
Lew Todd
Forest
Harley Todd
Honey Grove
T. R. Whitaker
C.C. Milligan
J. W. Milligan
Frank Hogan
Mass Prahria
Ryll, Hunter
Two Year Burglary Sentences For Pair
Albert Davidson and Z. M afeCoin received two year terms in the state penitentiary after a joint burglary case. McGala, with a prior trial, was also sentenced to two years. Willem Andersen faced burglary charges in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Davidson
Z. M afeCoin
Panitentiary
Jatatrlot
Thiured Ays McGala
Willem Andersen
Attair
Crochet Accessories Plastron Pattern Promotes Stylish Niceties
Crochet pattern 877 by Laura Wheeler features a plastron and matching open stitch accessories designed to dress up last year’s dresses. Describes Tyrolean variations, color choices, and gift potential. Requires 10 cents, pattern includes materials, gauges, and color guidance.
Burial of Slain Outlaw Nix Draws 500 At Antlers
ANTLERS Okla A crowd of about 500 gathered Wednesday to glimpse the body of Ambrosa Nix 26 a Sardis farmer killed in a gun battle with Pushmataha officers near Okemah Run Say. Nix burial occurred at his old home beside his father Lem Nix amid difficulties as onlookers pressed for vantage points in the wake of a long pursuit after a kidnapping at a Ruttedge’s Ciling Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Ambrosa Nix
Sardis
Lawry
Lem Nix
Nix
Haven
Okemah Run
Pushmataha
Walter Gooch
Clayston
Kidnaying
Ciling Station
Local Poultry Show Planned on South Main Street
Reports from the Chamber of Commerce outline plans for a poultry show in the Heda Valley area with catalogs and vendor lists. The notice mentions, among other items, scissors for food prep and a note on local police activity involving Joate Nix and his family in a kidnapping case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Heda Valley
Waoh South Main Street
Harry Book
Chamber of Commercié
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom L.beauchamp Jr
Eleanor Aden
Austin
Taris Duntot
Blesson
Gordon Country Club
Bo Revell
Gordon Eantry
Jlo Neelias
Francis Steger
Burkam
Marion Rieller
J. Revelj
John G. Wright
Richard Bharrison As
the Creen
Heavenly Choir
T HE
Soca Base
Cos
Tas
Ighte
Merz & Ral
Merz, & Ral
Melba Sist
Paris News Daily
Presley F. Herndon
Bible School
H. Briggs
Jean Norman
Armor
Tabernacle
First Baptist
W. M. Wright
J.C. Roberta
P.m. Sutject
Mise Earle Feezer
Lamar Avenue
Church OF “Arist
Fkiesd A. Decker
Preyer
Immanuel Baptist J
Charles P. Tally Jr
Hkunday School
Christian Endeavor
Hambeuh Baptist 'Tabernacle
Marion Been
Tabernacle Bunedar
de. CP. Btuley
Madeon
WM. Alexander
Maghyville
Tenn
Department of Behods and Colleges of
Ane Generel
Suriglan
Iets
Ile We Geta
Lloyd DeSnong
Epworth Leagues
Troy C. Thompson
Christ
Helentiat
Abelan
Tom
Berman
Mary Baker
Choctaw County
Bey -Tonato Fick
Bibby
Laura Wheeler
Paris News
Needlacrett Depl
Eighth Avenue
New York
Teris
Texas
Oklahoma
Joate Nix
Sife
Chester
Hugh
Wolberty National Gans Bd
Gira Nal Bank Bid
Ladlea
Columbia Beauty Shoppe
N. Main
Columbua
Addle Nicholian
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