JUNE 1, 1967 JANICE E. WILLIAMS Sambiki Saru Will Sponsor Charity Ball At Jaycee Center Sambiki Saru a year-old organization for high school girls, is preparing for its annual Charity Ball, Frid a night. The traditional spring ball is the climax of the sorority's activities for the year. All sorority projects for months have been directed toward this event, the proceeds of which are donated to charity. This year the girls hope to uphold an impressive record; in Janice E.
Williams Douglas William Muir To Wed In New Mexico LAS CRUCES, N.M., June Mr. and Mrs. Dewey A. Williams, 1818 W. Amador, Las Cruces, N.M., announce the en-gagement of their daughter, Janice Ellanette to Douglas William Muir, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Muir of Gilbertsville. The wedding will take place July 12, at St. Paul's Methodist Church in Las Cruces. Miss Williams is a teacher in the Las Cruces High School, will receive her master of arts degree in August from New Mexico State University and has traveled in Europe and Hawaii.
Elliott Completes Her Wedding Plans FULTON, June 1-Miss Sheri Lou Elliott, whose engagement to Stanley Mark Jetfress was recently announced, is today revealing her completed plans for her wedding. Miss Elliott is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Donald Cherry of Fulton and Mr. Jeffress is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morey Roper Jeffress, also of Fulton. The double-ring ceremony will 'be solemnized at 4:30 p.m., Saturday, June 3, in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Thomas W. Rose officiating.
A program of nuptial music will be given by Miss Jane McDonald, organist of Cadiz, and Miss" Debely Mathis of Bardwell, soloist. Miss McDonald and Miss Mathis are both sorority sisters of the bride. The bride will be given in marriage by her uncle, S. D. Cherry.
She has chosen her cousin, Mrs. Harold Wayne 1 McFarland of Cincinnati, Ohio as matron-of-honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Patricia Lynn Elliott, sister of the bride, and Miss Cathy Campbell, Miss Margaret Omar, Miss Carol Ann Davis of Louisville and Miss Linda Deevers of Paris, all sorority sisters of the bride. Miss Christie Lee Barber, niece of the groom, will be the flower girl, and Jeff Barber, nephew of the groom, will bel the ring Philip Wade Jeffress of Lexington, will serve his brother as best man. The ushers will be Glenn Elliott Exum, cousin of the bride, Randy Jeffress, cousin of the groom, John R.
Barber of Jackson, brotherin-law of the groom, Earl Harrison of Memphis, fraternity brother of the groom, and Tom Germaine of Dakota, Ill. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Cherry and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wayne McFarland will entertain with a reception in the Fellowship Hall of the church. Assisting at the reception will be Mrs. John Barber of Jackson, sister of the groom, Mrs. Tommy Boyd of Jackson, Mrs. Warren Nanney of Paducah, Mrs.
Don Cherry of Paris, Mrs. Thomas Exum, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Ima Phelps, Miss Josephine Hanco*ck and Miss Martha Lee DeMyer. Also serving will be the following sorority sisters. of the bride, Misses Susan Walker, Carolyn Fly, Marilyn Charlton of Wingo, Sally Kennedy of Mayfield, Nancy Durham of Hopkinsville, and Janet Motheral of Lynnville.
social sorority is Delta Zeta. Mr. Muir, a graduate of Paducah Tilghman High School, attended the University of Chicago for two years and received 1 his B.A. degree from Southern I1- linois University and his masters degree from New Mexico State University. He will receive his doctorate in physics this summer and has been studying under National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma Pi Sigma honor societies. His social fraternity is Phi Gamma Delta. DUAL WINNER-Karen Sue Rambo, Lone Oak High School graduate, has won a $100 scholarship from the Lone Oak Elementary PTA based partially on high scholastic standing. This is the second year this scholarship has been given. She also won a $50 scholarship from the Lone Oak Junior Woman's Club.
Miss Rambo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rambo of Bleich was an honor student, placing 11th in a class of 145. Lourdes Hospital Notes Dismissals: Mrs. Thomas B.
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She plans to attend graduate school at the University of Wisconsin in September. Miss Thomas has an A average. Felicia Jean Thomas Earns Alumnae Award At. MSC For Women COLUMBUS, June Felicia Jean Thomas of Paducah, a three year graduate with honors at Mississippi State College for Women, has been se- Western Baptist Hospital Notes BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Huff, Morganfield, a Mr. and Mrs. William Dove, 301 Kentucky a girl. Mr. and Mrs.
Larry McManus, 513 N. 6th, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin, Anderson Court, a girl.
Dismissals: Russell Hogan, 720 N. 36th; Wallace Lyles, 2318 Harrison; Carl Hollis, Metropolis, Phillip E. Church, 1737 Clay; Clyde F. Baker, Marion Rt. Mrs.
Charles E. Berry, Metropolis, Mrs. Chester Dowdy, Mayfield Rt. Mrs. Frank E.
Myers, Calvert City; Alvie Sharpe, Grantsburg, Mrs. John A. Thomas, Ozark, Ralph Jones, 437 Hilldale; Mrs. Allen Teer, Marion Rt. Mrs.
Wayne Huff and infant, Morganfield Rt. Mrs. William Dove and infant, 301 Kentucky Richard L. McCormick, Golconda, Miss Savona Dache Gilbert, 500 Coronado Court; Keith Alan Lane, 619 Coronado Court; Mrs. Carl Martin and infant, Anderson Court; Mrs.
Larry McManus and infant, 513 N. 6th; Richard M. Frazier, Kevil Rt. Mrs. Sam E.
Davis, Arlington Rt. Mrs. Gerald Orange, 445 Thurman; Miss Dawne Rachele Hart, 1205 Park Mrs. Charles Collins, Benton; Kenneth Anderson, West Paducah Rt. Mrs.
Olive Wilson, 628 Kentucky Ave. the past years Sambiki has made contributions of $500, two years ago to the area Mental Health Association, and last year to the American Cancer Society. This year's proceeds will go toward the first donation made to the -newly-formed Region One Mental Health Center. The Sambiki Charity Ball is scheduled for Friday night, June 2 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
at the Jaycee Civic Center. A band from Indianapolis, the Boys Next Door, will provide the music. Tickets may be purchased from any sorority member or at the door for $2.50 per couple. Dress for the ball is "coat and tie" and the rule is "couples only." The theme of the dance, "Sambiki Summer Splash," will be carried out in the decorations of large paper flowers and balloons in a splashy orange-red-pink color scheme. The dance chairman, Miss Jo Anna Phipps, had to say of the decorations, "We're hoping to create the vibrant, loud, and hot mood of Serving with Miss Phipps on the committee in charge of decorations are Misses Jackie McKeown, Suzanne Lamb, Nancy Backus, and Susan Skiba.
Other committee members are: entrance, Miss Cheryl Fisher; bandstand, Miss Sissy Bell; walls, Miss Linda Lowry; ceiling, Miss Mollie Wilson; tables, Miss Anne Fowler; tickets, Miss Janice Glasser, and publicity, Miss Ann Hannan. Sorority president Miss Caroline Turner summed up the feelings of the girls, "This dance means a great deal to a lot of people. We are bringing in a terrific band and putting in hours work to make it a success and, most important, to raise the money to make a generous gift to a worthwhile charity." Miss Futrell Engaged To Fred Dobbins Mr. and Mrs. Roy Futrell of 1201 Mallory announce the engagement of their oldest daughter, Betty Futrell, to Fred H.
Dobbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dobbins of Forest City, N.C.
Wedding plans are incomplete. Lone Oak Class Of 1951 Plans June 10 Reunion The class of 1951 at Lone Oak High School will hold its 16th anniversary reunion on Saturday, June 10, at the Community Center in Noble Park. It will be a picnic pot luck for the graduates and their families, starting at 4 p.m. Each 1 family is asked to bring its own food, beverage, and utensils, and each graduate of 1951 is also asked to bring any old photos of himself or other students taken while he attended Lone Oak High. Other questions about the arrangements may be directed to Glenn E.
Dexter (443-5503). 1-lected for the $500 MSCW alumnae association scholarship. Miss Thomas, who maintained an A average while completing degree requirements in three years, majored in Spanish with minors in French "and library science. She was presented the award by President Charles P. Hogarth.
The presentation came at at the annual Alumnae dinner for MSCW seniors. She will use the funds for graduate study in languages. Miss Thomas has been accepted by the University of Wisconsin where she will have an assistantship. At MSCW, where she was selected for Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, she was selected for Golden Key, national eral arts honor society, and Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honor society. She was president of the MSCW language house, a dormitory where only foreign language is spoken, and was president of Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish honorary.
She also served on the senate and judicial council. Miss Thomas recently won honorable mention in the 1966-67 Woodrow Wilson fellowship competition. She was the only student nominated by the faculty to gain this distinction. DAV Official Will Assist Veterans Elmer Brien, service officer for the Disabled American Veterans, will be here Saturday to help DAV veterans file claims and other matters. Brien will be at the DAV Chapter building, Murray and Green Street, from 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. the lady who "loves nice things" shops Jean's En for almost any occasion. this flattering shoe (in black and white or brown and white) by DeLiso Debs. And only $20.00. From Our Famous De Liso debs Shoe Collection "Because You Love Nice Things" 420 Broadway Hamilton-Crouch Vows To Be Said Saturday Miss Brenda Hamilton, ter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. T. Hamilton, has completed plans for her marriage to Thomas Crouch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Crouch. The double-ring ceremony will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, at North Ballard Baptist Church. The Rev. William C.
Bowles will perform the ceremony. A program of nuptial music will be presented by Miss Sydney Johnson, organist, and Misses Mary Johnson and Bur- netta Adams, vocalists. The bride has chosen her future sister-in-law, Mrs. Peggy Crouch, as her maid of honor. Mrs.
Sue Hunter will serve as bridesmaid. Personal Mention Bennett Andrew Halford, of the Rev. and Mrs. Guy of Paducah, will receive the bachelor of arts degree at commencement exercises at Lambuth College in Jackson, Sunday afternoon. Upon graduation, Halford plans to enter the University of Tennessee, where he will do graduate work in English.
At Lambuth he is a member, of Delta Sigma Phi, social fraternity, Lambda Iota Tau, English fraternity and was a member of Who's in American Universities and Col-1 leges. Glenn Stewart Durrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Glenn Durrett of. Kevil, will receive a bachelor of science degree at exercises at Lambuth College, Jackson, on Sunday.
Durrett is a member of Delta, Sigma Phi, social fraternity and the American Chemical Society. Charles T. Thurman, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
O. Thurman of 2927 Ohio is one of 141 students who have applied for degrees at the 101st spring commencement program at Kentucky Wesleyan College. The degrees will be conferred Sunday at 4 p.m. in the college's Wesleyan Grove. The graduation address will be given by formKentucky Governor Bert T.
Combs. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Blair and children, spent the holweekend with Mrs.
Blair's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Potter McCarty. The Blairs returned to Huntsville, Ala. on Tuesday, where Mr. Blair is an engineer in the Research Laboratory for Northrop Space Center.
He is scheduled by NASA to do an extensive study of atmospheric physics at the University of Michigan. Best' man for the groom will be his brother, Jimmy Crouch. Groomsman will be Bill Hunter w.land serving as ushers will be Rhea Bowles and Dale Gipson. Immediately following the ceremony a reception will held at the home of the bride. Serving will be Misses Sydney Johnson, Suzanne Sullivan and Nancy Gipson.
Only out of town invitations are being sent. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend the ceremony and the reception. ELAINE EGGLESTON Elaine Eggleston And Howard M. Littlepage Plan July Wedding Mr. and Mrs.
George W. leston of 1000 Harrison anson nounce the engagement and apHal- Sheila Cole Is Honoree At Shower Miss Sheila Cole, bride-elect of John M. DeFreitas, was honored with a personal shower on Monday, at the home of Miss Becky Poe. Hostesses were Misses Shirley Young, Trudy Walden and Miss Poe. Game prizes were won by Miss Sandy Tanner and Mrs.
Norma Santomoro. The honoree was attired in a white lace dress with blue accessories. Those present or sending gifts were Misses Linda Tweedale, Sandra Tanner, Carol Lindsey, Johnny Hurt, Becky Slusmeyer and Mesdames Norma Santomoro, Irene Cole, Peggy Perry, Vicki Gray, Marcia Lee Orr, Lila Orr, the hostesses and honoree. DAV Auxiliary Will Sponsor Ham Dinner The Disabled American Veteran's Auxiliary will sponsor a ham dinner on 1 Friday at the DAV Hall at Murray and Green in Paducah. The hours will be from 11 a.m.
until 2 p.m. and also from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Donations for the dinner will be $1. Proceeds will be used to sponsor the injured boys of the Vietnam War who have been sent back to the U.S.
Army Hospital at Fort Campbell. The increase in bed patients at the hospital makes extra help badly needed. Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door. proaching marriage of their only daughter, Ruby Elaine, to Howard Martin Littlepage, son of Marion Littlepage of Calvert City, Rt. 1.
Miss Eggleston attended Paducah Tilghman High School. Mr. Littlepage, son of the late Mrs. Leola Litttlepage, attended Marshall High School. He is presently an employe of Brannon's Gulf Service of Lone Oak.
An early July wedding is being planned. Lone Oak Club Will Sponsor Rummage Sale The Lone Oak Woman's Club will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday: at 8th and Ohio Sts. The sale will be in the Daughters of Zion Building, and will begin at 6 a.m. For further information contact Mrs. Robert Groven, phone 444-7482, or Mrs.
Hugh Page, 442-0463. Fulton Bridge Winners Listed FULTON, June 1-Ten tables were in play at the Fulton Duplicate Club's charity game Monday morning at The Derby, and the Mitchell movement was used. It was master point day. Winners included -NorthSouth, first, Mrs. Frank Beadles, Mrs.
Ual Killebrew; second, Mrs. J. R. Hogan, Mrs. Gilson Latta; third, Mrs.
Bert Cox, Mrs. Will Austin Nailling, Union City; Mrs. Paul Nailling, Mrs. Waller Tanner, Union City (a tie). East-West-first, Mrs.
Paul Boyd, Mrs. Bob White; second, Mrs. R. V. Putnam, Mrs.
James Warren; third, Mrs. A. G. Campbell, Dresden, Mrs W. L.
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