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Alto, Texas
THE ALTO HERALD. ALTO, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 22. !9M
j " (Cherokee Mutic Club
Marriage Announced Elects New Officers
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Wylie Norwood of Black Moun-
tain, N. C., is visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Emmitt Miiier and
other relatives.
Mrs. Jack Morris en route from
Lufkin to her home in Athens,
stopped for a short visit with
Miss Mamie Latham, Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sartain and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burton of
Austin, visited with Mrs. Esther
Sartain and other relatives here
over the week-end.
CHEROKEE
BUSK TEXAo
OPEN 1:00 P. M.
WED. - THRU - SAT.
GUNFtOHTER!
-PLUS—
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Dial of
Forest with their guests, Mrs.
Effie Smith and Mrs. Margaret
Flaherty of San Antonio, visited
Miss Mamie Latham Thursday.
Mesdames Carl Monk, Tom
Williams, Grady Stallings of
Nacogdoches and Mrs. Luther
Coblentz of El Paso, visited rela-
tives here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris of
Dallas, and Danny Stevens of
Nacogdoches, spent the week-
end visiting in the home of Mrs.
Norris' parents, Mr. ana' Mrs. L.
E. McCullough.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe and
daughters, Sarah and Martha,
of Dallas, spent list week-end
here visiting with Mrs. Wolfe's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cruse-
turner, and other relatives.
Mrs. Odessa McClure returned'
home Monday after three weeks'
visit in Tyler with her daughter,
Mrs. V. H. Robison. and in Rusk
with her son, the Rev. Jewel Mr-
Clure and family, recuperating
from a virus.
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WSCS MET
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Scrvicc of the A. Frank
Smith Methodist Church met
September 13th at 3:00 p. m., in
the home of Mrs. P. D. Holloway,
Mrs. S. P. Fox presented a very
inspiring lesson.
During the social hour Mrs.
Holloway served a delicious re-
freshment plate to 22 members
and two visitors.
SPECIAL NOTICE
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Cutter combination to be held
Thursday. September 22nd. has
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order to incorporate new improve-
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WELLS, TEXAS
Miss Adrianne Raulerson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Raulerson of 6619 Hirondel,
Houston, Texas became the
bride of Joe Derrett, son of Mrs.
Hollie Derrett. and the late Hollie
Derrett of Alto, Texas on Sept.
2nd at Our Lady of Mount Car-
mel Catholic Church, Houston.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father
Finan before the altar flanked
by baskets of white gladioli.
Nuptial wedding music was
furnished by Mrs. M. M. Kolar,
organist, and accompanied Miss
Susie Selby, vocalist, who sang
Ave Maria, Panis Anglecus, Soul
of My Saviour and On This Day.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore an ex-
quisite gown of ivory silk peau de
soie, an original design by Fran-
ces, was created in lines of cias-
sic simplicity, featuring an em-
pire bodice and appliqued with
Alencon lace. It was fashioned
with a portrait neckline and tra-
ditional long bridal sleeves with
lace petal points over the
hands. The soft slender skirt
was given formality by a train
attached in the Watteau man
ner with appliques on it. The
bouffant veil of silk illusion was
held in place by a cluster of
roses and seed pearls. The bride
carried a bouquet of white roses
with a white orchid in the center.
According to tradition, the bride
wore something old, something
new, something borrowed' and
blue, and wore a penny in her
shoe. The bride's only jewelry
was a single strand of pearls, a
gift of the groom.
Miss Judy Raulerson, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor
and bridesmaids were Misses
Diane Couviloln, Sharon Lamp-
ton, Susy Hoescl, Kathy Riley
and Ginger Drohan. They were
attired in floor-length nile green
and emerald green gowns with
Have several gallons of
Endurance House paint
left from the sale of
last June and July.
This paint is one of the
best outside paints
made and can be
bought for $6.00 per
gallon while it lasta.
Alto Paint Store
panel trains.
Freddie Keel served as best
man to the groom with Ted
Younger, Bob Cox. Glen Stan-
cil, Carl Francis and 1] ;«id
Clifton as groomsmen.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Raulerson wore a mauve
pink silk suit with matching ac-
cessories. Her corsage was a
white orchid.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a pineapple green silk suit with
matching accessories, and wore
a white orchid.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the Golf
Crest Country Club.
The bride's table was laid'
with a floor-length white satin
cloth, centered with a four-tiered
wedding cake. A bowl of punch
graced each end of the table
and silver candelabras sat on
each side of the wedding cake.
The groom's table, laid with a
gold' and white satin cloth, was
centered with a summer bou-
quet. On one end of the table
was the groom's chocolate cake
and on the other end was a silver
coffee server. The groom's table
was attended by Miss Martha
Ciifton, cousin of the groom.
Miss Kitty Morris of Pasadena
was at the registry table, which
was covered with a white satin
cloth and decorated with the at-
tendants' bouquets.
For travel, the bride chose a
ocep rose knit suit with dark
gray accessories. She wore the
her wedding bou-
from
orchid
quet
Aftet a short wedding trip, the
couple will be at home at 223
South Church Street, Nacogdo-
ches where the groom will at-
tend Stephen F. Austin College.
Card Of Thanks
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The regular meeting
Cherokee Senior Federated Musi<-
c!T,-, the Texas ,Fjoer -t,on
met Thursday evening for the
purpose of clect-ng officers at^
complete the Sixth D.str.c
Convention plans for wh ch tht
Cherokee Music Club is Ihr "oM
group for 16 clubs of the Sixth
District. Mrs. Mollie Massing!!
of Lufkin is the Sixth Dstrict
President: Mrs. Mamie Lee Car-
tor of Alto. Alto Herald News-
paper Reporter is Sixth District
Reporter and Contact Chairman.
Mrs. Annie E. Fcnncr of Alto is
the Sixth District Treasurer:
Convention headquarters, First
Methodist Church. Rusk. October
Hegistration begins at 8:00 a.
m . in the Church Parlor with
Mrs. Lilimae Treadwell of Alto
chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Jerry Hassel) of Rusk. Mrs.
Leahmon Hasseil of Rusk is
luncheon chairman for the day.
Mrs. Henry Gucn7.cl is decora-
tions chairman; Mrs. France:
Williams is coffee chairman
and heads the hospitality com-
mittee. assisted' by Mrs. Lola H.
Lee, Rusk, and Mrs. Gladys Law-
son. Alto.
Local officers elected to serve
for the new year are: Mrs. An-
nie E. Fenner. President; Mrs.
Leahmon Hasseil. Vice President
and Program Chairman: Mrs.
Mamie Lee Carter, secretary and
publicity chairman: Mrs. M. G.
Williams, treasurer: Mrs. Jerry I
Hassel. Federated Song Leader
and Chairman for the Hymn of
the Month: Mrs. Nona Crawford,
pi.mist, Mrs. Henrv Gnenxel,
second' vice president and Stu-
dent Relations Chairman. Mrs.
Jerry Hasseil and Mrs. Leahmon
Hasseil will have leading parts
in the new Opera Study "Lohen-
grin" by Wagner. Mr. Jerry Has-
seil who is listed as the third
vicc-prcsidcnt. will have charge
and perform the Opera Music
chosen from the Opera which in-
cludes tht< familiar Bridal Pro-
cession. song accompaniments
and all other music chosen for
this study. Mrs. Lilimae Trcau-
well of Alto will act as Student
Advisor to assist students who
follow music in college with col-
lege arrangements and scholar-
ships.
Mr. Jerry Hasseil Rusk, was
introduced as a pas] president of
the Mozart Music Club.
COURTHOUSE
NEWS
One criminal case was tried in
County Judge J. W. Chandler's
court Monday and four were re-
cently filed.
Willie Lee Johnson of Jack-
sonville pleaded guilty to aggra-
vated assault and was assessed a
S50 fine and costs. Johnson was
apprehended by Jacksonville
Police Saturday after allegedly
assaulting an officer, according
to Police Chief Archie Cook.
Cook said Johnson was alleged-1
'y involved in a fracas at the
Fred Douglass High-Jackson
high football game Friday night
and was arrested in connection
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with the offense Saturday. The
police chief said the assault in-
cident occurred when the man
was arrested.
Cases filed were: Sept. 1 ,
Sterman C. Mitchell. Cherokee
County, driving while licenses
suspended.
Sept. 12. Issac Anderson, Cher-
okee County, sale of alcoholic
beverages.
Sept. B, S. E. Stanley. Chero-
kee County, theft.
Sept. 8, Derylin Traylor, An-
derson County, theft.
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St. Louis SouthwestM]
way Co. vs. J. J. St"
trespass to try title.
Linda Halt' CnrnetiM]
Roy Cornetison, divortt.
Rayvon Jefferson H
Jefferson, divorce
Charlie Jack Wortic]
ployors Mutual LiaMj
compensation.
Barnett Miles " ^
Miles, divorce.
Helen Elaine Bradley H."
Braaley, divorce.
Time To TRADE & SAT
I would like to express my ap-
preciation for all the acts of
kindness shown me during my
recent illness. Your visits, cards
gifts and prayers meant so very
much, and I am deeply grateful
for them.
Mary Brunett Page. 17-p
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