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THE JACKSON SUN, JACKSON, SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1954 PAGE THREE WANT ADS 7-3333 to Lexington to make his home. Mrs. Hugh Blankenship of Mem Lexington Couples Club Entertained By Mrs. Davis In Brown Home Club Entertained By Mrs. Fanning LEXINGTON.

March 11 Mrs. I. B. Fanning was hostess to the Tuesday Night Bridge Club Dr. and Mrs.

W. C. Ramer and Mrs. A. N.

Stark; Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Tune and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Webb were in Memphis Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warren and family of Linden were guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Jowers last weekend. J.

D. Tilson has retierd after be-inc employed for some time at Eastern State Hospital and returned high acore prize. Mrs. T. Hay was awarded an apron for second high.

Mrs. U. G. Hearne was winner of the bingo prize and received A wicker basket. Others present were Mrs.

M. H. Britt, Mrs. C. A.

Fesmire, Mr3. E. S. Beasley, Mrs. Edgar Yar-bro, Mrs.

W. B. Wilson, Mrs. H. B.

Austin, Mrs. J. M. Hunter, Mrs. S.

H. Pearson Mrs. J. T. Stewart, Miss Kitty Bunch and Mtts Catherine Barry, when she entertained in the home of Mrs.

S. H. Pearson Sr. The guests were served dinner at small tables arranged In the living room. The menu included chicken salad, tomato aspic, asparagus with cream sauce, hot rolls and coffee.

For dessert angel food cake topped with strawberries and whipped cream was served. Five progressions of bridge were played with Mrs. Walter Hills receiving handmade pillow cases as phis was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ben Overman, last week. Mr.

and Mrs. John William and children, Jack and Jane, visited Mr Mrs. Alexander Black in Memphis lact weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Trentham Holliday and Keith Holliday of Memphis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rosser last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs M. C. Rosser were in Memphis this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

William Rosser and to see their new granddaugh ter, Pamela Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rosser, who was born at Baptist Hospital March 6. Mrs. Harris Lentz of Memphis was here this week as the guest of Mr.

and Mis. Gerald Lloyd Montgomery and sons were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Rupert Stivers and new daughter, Susan Mae, in Pa-duach last Sunday. a.

never before such fashion such flattery FABULOUS WEATHERVANES tailored by SPRING Betmars exquisite flower wreathed straw to top off your favorite spring and summer fashions. Tihite, pinJr, wheat, red, navy and black. 95 By MRS. BEN A. JARRETT Sun Correspondent LEXINGTON, March 13 Air.

and Mrs. Joe Davis were hosts to the Couples Club Friday evening when they entertained in the home of Mrs. O. R. Brown on Broad St.

Spring flowers were used throughout the reception rooms. The guests were served a delicious menu including baked ham, green beans, potatoes with pimento cream sauce, lettuce salad and hot rolls. For dessert Boston cream pie was served. In the bridge games Mrs. Ben Douglass and Fred Odle held high score.

Mrs. Walter Hills won the bingo priie. Others present were Mrs. Fred Odle, Ben Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. I.

T. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Beas-ley, Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Timber-lake and Mrs. O. B. Brown.

The Lexington High School gymnasium presented a lovely picture Thursday evening when the annual Beauty Revue was held. To carry out the theme, an Oriental Garden, appropriate decorations including Japanese lanters and acript. pag.ias. an arched bridge and other features were used. Joe C.

Davis served as master of ceremonies and Mrs. John Hin- son was at the piano. Barbara Wilson, the retiring queen, crowned Kay Hlnson the new queen. Maids are Merelyn Davis and Jewell Wood with Helen SIcKee and Mildred Roberts chosen as first and second alternate. Bobbie Hendrix is retiring maid.

The retiring junior king, Morris Moore was succeeded by Earl Deusner. The retiring junior queen. Ava Jane Martin, was succeeded by Margaret Bateman. Karen Chambers and Tony Jordan complete the junior royalty. Serving as escorts for the evening were John Allen Chalk, James Irby Lipscomb, Paul Threadgill and James Gurley.

Judy Conger. Dolly Caywood and Ginny Pentecost gave a tap dance number. Attractive ushers for the evening were Nancy Goff, Jane Swafford, Janice Parker. Thelma Wood, Jean Oakley, Judy Belew and Mary Lou Harris. The revue was sponsored bv the High School P-TA.

mm. The Rev. W. T. Barnes of First Methodist Church.

Huntingdon, was guest speaker Wednesday evening at First Methodist Church here for the pre-Lenten services. Rev. w. B. Potts.

Lexington District superintendent, will be the speaker Wednesday evening. March 17. Henderson County Singers will meet at 1:15 Sunday afternoon at Lexington Second Baptist Church with the Goodman Family of Dyer as special guests. Rev. and Mrs.

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Brown spent last weekend in Champaign, 111. During her absence her mother, Mrs. Alice McRae, visited relatives in Jackson. Mrs. T.

M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ken McGauhey and children, Douglas. Patricia and Walter Gray, of Memphis were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe B. Hinson Sunday. They were en route home after spending Friday and Saturday in Nashville. Mrs.

Edith W. Dodd, Worthy Grand Matron Oraer of the Eastern Star in Tennessee, will leave this weekend for Memphis for the Grand Chapter meetings of the Eastern Star. She will be joined by members of her family and by a number of i friends as well as officers and members of Sunset Chapter for various meetings. Mrs. W.

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F. H. Reed of Millington. Mrs. Reed suffered a broken hip in a fall at her home and was carried to Campbell's Clinic.

Mrs. F. M. Davis has returned home after spending the winter m.nths in Whitehaven with her daughter, Mrs. John Osier, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall of Memphis were guests in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ben A.

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Mrs. Jim Davis and daughters. Carol and Cindy, were guests of friends in Nashville last weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

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