The Knoxville Journal from Knoxville, Tennessee (2024)

April 14, 1949

Publication:

The Knoxville Journali

Location:

Knoxville, Tennessee

Issue Date:

Thursday, April 14, 1949

Page:

16

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1 rM Hi ZlJ II THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL Thursday April II 1313 rsr THE HI-Y OF Knoxville High School gave a hayride to Montvale last night Entertainment included singing and 'skits and refreshments were served at the Montvale MCA Pictured leaving were Mr Bimmie Dunsmore president Mks Eleanor Riggins Mks Pat Davk and Mr Gerald Bell 4 rrirroifrriiiiiniWwrtrw'fi'i Miss Harriet Mack Becomes Bride Of Cpl Robert Hill PHI MU SORORITY WINNERS were announced at an initiation banquet held Saturday at the Cafeteria Sarah McEver 2611 East Magnolia Avenue was named pledge and the big sktef cup' was claimed by Virginia McCampbell 2922 Keystone Road Scholarship awards were given to Libby Hanco*ck 142 Leonard Place pledge and Patty Regan 117 Adair Drive active Left to right are: Misses McEver McCampbell and Regan EIGHTEEN NEW INITIATES of Zeta Tern Alpha sorority worst honored at a banquet given Sunday night at Grill Highlight of the party was the announcement of the following awards: Johnnie Thomas Triune pledge Dork Sharp LaFollette highest scholarship and Betty Ann Nicholas activities Entertainment was presented by Annette McNeill and Martina Wadewitz Left to right are: Mks Hazel Murray pledge president and Mkses Sharp Thomas and Nicholas McGill-Lawson Bridals pearls a gift from the bridegroom A white orchid centered her bouquet of orange blossoms and lilies of the valley Mis Aahley Mack lister of the bride wee maid of honor She wore an aqua chiffon gown and carried a bouquet of yellow tu-lipa and iria Mr Hill served es his best man and ushers were Mr Sam Maloney of Knoxville and Mr Charles Alexander of Ath- ens Ga A reception wee held In the Fellowship Hall following the service Sincrers To Be Featured In Tr Leaaue 'Follies' Couple Sets Rites Friday Miss Anna Mae Bussell of 909 Locust Street daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bussell New Tazewell will become the bride of Mr Roy Dugger Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dugger 984 North Central Avenue at 7:30 mil tomorrow at Gray-stona Presbyterian Church The Rev James Smith pastor will officiate The bride will wear a gray suit with navy accessories An orchid will ba used lor her corsage Mrs Harley McClain matron of honor will wear a black floral print dress with gray accessories and a corsage of gardenias Mf Clifford Acuff will serve as his best man After a week end wedding trip to Charleston Vt the couple will be at homa at 909 Locust Street Miss Harriet Mack daughter of the Rev and Mrs Joseph Mack 2230 Laurel Avenue and Cpl Robert Walter Hill on of Mr and Mrs Hill Athens Ga who were married at noon Monday in the chapel of First Presbyterian Church are making their home In Albany Ga where he is Stationed at Turner Air Force Base The father officiated and Mr Joe Mack Jr gave his sister in marriage Palms white gladioli and carnations and candelabra were used in decorating the chapel and nuptial-music was presented by Mr William Barnes organist and Miss Ruth Ann Peoples vocalist The bride wore a gown of slipper satin fashioned along traditional lines Her finger-tip veil of Imported illusion fell from coronet of handmade lace and she wore strand of Set Sunday aunt of the bride Mrs Nat Smith cousin of the bride Mrs Woof in Mr Frank Horton Mrs Fields Mrs James McGill Mrs Leonard Childs Miss Bobbie Sterling and Miss Jeanette Petree Upon returning from a short wedding trip the couple will ieside in Knoxville For going away the bride has chosen a rose suit with brown accessories and a corsage of gardenias Among the out-of-tojvn guests will be Mr and Mrs Heiser of Willard Ohio uncle and aunt of the bride Miss Bess Madison and Mr and Mrs E- A Bacon' of Chattanooga cousins ot the bride DOUDLG EiLTanco res ixrsA esAiirr -mnr sit jam io FlNtroib Burnt Minor-Cute Scratches Chapped Skia XMii Sc IChopi PEPtNO Miss Clara Marie' Lawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert A Lawson 906 Cedar Lane Fountain City and Mr Cary Spence McGill son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McGill Route 3 Alcoa Highway will be married at 4 Sunday at Fountain City Methodist Church No invitations are being sent but all relatives and friends of the couple are invited to attend The Rev Paul Sims pastor will perform the ceremony before the altar which will be banked with palms Oregon fern and white gladioli interspersed with candelabra holding burning tapers A program of traditional wedding music will be presented by Miss Ruth Wells organist and Miss Carol Williamson vocalist The bride will be given in marriage by her father and will wear a gown of organza over taffeta fashioned with a sweetheart neckline fitted bodice and full skirt ending in a train Imported lace is used in trimming the dress and her fingertip veil The wedding gown belongs to the cousin i i i i I 4 4 i V-CV Mrs Nat Smith A single strand of pearls will be her only ornament She will carry a whita Bible topped with gardenias and shower of ribbons Miss Elizabeth Lawson sister of the bride will be maid of honor She will wear a dress of blue taffeta and net made with a low neckline fitted bodice and full skirt Her bouquet will be of red roses Pastel dresses made like the maid of will be worn by the bridesmaids Mrs Verl Smith cousin of the bride Miss Frances Petree and Miss Rubye Queen Garden flowers will be used for their bouquets All of the attendants will wear headdresses of net and ribbon Capt Paul McGill of Cha-nute Field 111 will serve his brother as best man and ushers will be Messrs James and Robert Lawson brothers of the bride Mr James McGill brother of the bridegroom and Mr Herbert Stedroan After the service a reception will be held In the banquet hall of the church Assisting in serving will be Mrs A Lawson Mrs Ashe buses Mrs Wolford Mrs Keller and Miss Elizabeth Wigrht automobiles Registration is scheduled this morning from 7:30 to 9:45 ajn at Andrew Johnson Hotel A state board meeting will be held at 8:30 am At 10 am busses will leave the hotel for trips to three local gardens and luncheon will be served at 12:30 pm at Whittle Springs Hotel The afternoon activities include a trip to the town of Norris to the power house and to the gardens of Mr and Mrs Carl Kincaid at Clinton Dr Ruth Stephens of the University of Tennessee history department will be guest speaker at the dinner tonight at Deane Hill Country Club Transportation will leave the hotel at 7:15 pm events will be held at Hotel Farragut The morning business session at 9:30 am will be followed by luncheon at noon in the Colonial Room of the Farragut Unfinished business will be com-pleted in the afternoon and the session will close tomorrow at 3:30 pjn P-TA TO MEET Dante P-TA will meet at 7:30 tomorrow at the school and a nominating committee will be elected to choose officers for the coming year Mrs Frank Vandergriff will lead the devotions and Mrs Smith Cole will read the message A social hour will follow a short business session CLUB TO MEET Mrs Willard Redmond will be hostess to the Dixie Booster Club at 7:30 tomorrow at her home 222 East Anderson Street Mrs Clark will preside One of the specialty numbers to be featured in the ft a musical revue to be given April 20 and 21 at the Bijou Theater by the Knoxville Junior League will be a singing trio composed of Mrs James Rike Mrs Shrider and Miss Ann Gordon Dempster They will also have solo parts In the Follies Mrs Rike will sing in the the number which has been especially designed for Miss Suzanne Moore Mrs Rike sang with an opera company in Philadelphia several years ago She has been connected with the Junior Theater and played the father in the skit Fiery Ride from Knoxville to and the step-mother in Miss Ann Gordon Dempster who appeared in Red two years ago is taking a variety of parts in the of She will be one of the dancers in the tapping and fast stepping routines and will sing "in a waltz routine Mrs Shrider a newcomer to Knoxville will sing a solo in the number She is a native of Butler Pa and attended school in Columbus Ohio Members of the dancing' chorus are announced today by Mrs Robert Chapman talent chairman They are Misses Mary Talley Jennie Keeling Ed-wine Powers Mary Lee Ewell Carolyn McClamroch Betty Davidson Beverly Bear Barbara Bruff Alice Stewart and Annette Vaughn and Mesdames Charles Spears Richard Gibson III Arthur Lavidge James Rike Richard Sniegocki Ashford Todd' Fred Ramsey Charles Griffith and Kuhlman Jr The singing chorus will be composed of Misses Margaret Wright Annette Vaughn Catherine Ashe Barbara Bruff Louise Tate Helen Dunlap Betty Ann Clark i Powers and Olive Hickman Mesdames Frank Powers Richard Gibson DeWitt Shepherd and Ralph DuPree and Messrs George Dempster Charles Duggan Gordon Marks Oscar Swartzenberg Hal Frinke and Ted Stapleton Tickets fc the Follies are on sale at every day from 10 a until 5 Proceeds from the Follies will go into funds which will finance the Knoxville Junior community welfare projects Tri-Delts Plan Easter Egg Hunt The members of Delta Delta Delta sorority will give an Easter egg hunt from 2:30 until 4:30 today for the children at Dale Avenue Settlement House Prizes will be given to the child who finds the golden egg and to the one finding the most eggs Miss Sue Kefauver is in charge of the party Garden Federation To Open Two-Day Meet Here Today Seven local garden club members will serve as pilots for the buses and cars to be used by the delegates attending the meeting today and tomorrow of the Tennessee Federation of Garden Clubs Representatives from 164 state garden clubs are expected to attend this twenty-second annual session The pilots who were announced yesterday by Mrs Robert Ashe general chairman of the meeting are: Mrs- William Haynes Mrs Ernest Johnson Mrs Richards and OES Officers Announced Strawberry Plains Chapter 418 Order of the Eastern Star was constituted Saturday The following officers were elected: Mrs Gema Whitlock worthy matron Mr Dewey Whitlock worthy patron Mrs Letha Hart associate matron Mrs Chesney associate pa- tron Mrs Mary Smith secretary Solon Pitts treasurer Anna Pitts conductress Mrs Helen Edmonds associate conductress Mrs Delores Kitts Adah Mrs Reba Pratt Ruth Mrs Nettie Lee Hickman Esther Miss Mary Ballard Martha Mrs Oirier Underwood Electa Mrs Agnes Chesney marshal Mrs Emma Daltbn chaplain Mrs Lou Foland warder and Mr Al Smith sentinel Grand installing officers were Mrs Samuel Davis grand matron past grand matron Mrs Ruth McMullen grand marshal and past grand matron Mrs Lucy Crudgenton grand chaplain and past grand matron and Miss Lillian Stone grand secretary and past grand Ruth For America's Young Charmers Kmball's fascinating pins by Trifarj ore marvels ef witty design and fascinating detail expressed in ingeniously set stones emphasized by golden or silver Trifanium See these exquisite ornaments of flawless workmanship In the modem 1949 version ot Kim- ball's Today Nick! and Vicki eo $750 i Penguin $750 Eoster Chick ew Wise Owl Humming Bird $750 $750 $750 mu 1949 STOCK FI jjjjiiii mi Jolt Delay! Shop While New Spring Stocks Are Complete Patterns For Every Room Clias Hunter Sons WALNUT ST FACING WALL AVI Plan Now to Attend tho Jr League' Follies April 20-21 Bijou Theatre I.

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