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THE JACKSON SUN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1965 4 2 wa I- 1 i Tyr 'W i-v Gruettner- Chandler Vows Pledged In Calif ornia HUMBOLDT. Tenn. A wed ding of interest to friends in this area was that of Miss K.a 4 ren Lee Chandler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L.

Chandler of Pasadena, and James 5 Allen Gruettner. son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gruettner, also of Pasadena.

liil Beach, Calif. Junior bridesmaids were Misses Allison and Virginia Banks. Marcia Banks was flower girl. The best man was Gary Gruettner of Pasadena, brother of the groom. Ushers were Douglas Chandler of Pasadena, brother of the bride; Mark Kry-der, David Hall and Steve Claw-son of Pasadena; Fulton Collins of Tulsa, and Banjamine Hourani of San Diego.

The bride is a gradaute of the University of Southern California and is a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. The groom, a graduate of The bride is the granddaugh ter of the late Mr. and Mrs Lee Chandler of Gibson County. The wedding was solemnized at St. Feucitas and Perpetua Church in Pasadena with the Rev.

Robert Pierce officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white silk organza, fashioned with an Empire bo MISS DOLORES ANN PARRISH September 12 Wedding Dote Chosen By Miss Porrish Stanford is a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He will enroll in the University of Southern California School of dice, scoop neckline and elbow length sleeves. The floor length A-line featured a floating panel, Business where he will seek a and appliques of reembroidered Alencon lace and seed pearls adorned the dress. A court train master's degree in business.

hot To Buy fell from the shoulders. Her headdress was of silk or RECEIVING KAPPA CHI PLEDGE RIBBONS Saturday were: front row, (seated), left to right: Kathy Caldwell, Ann Taylor, Francie Graves, Lendon Hamilton vice-president of the pledge class, Libby Birmingham president, Nancy Harrison secretary-treasurer, Wanda Blankenship, Karen Jones, Kathy Dancy. Second row, (seated), left to right: Paula Lyles, Terry Fleming, Alice Butts, Pam Preissig, Cindy Grimmer, Pam Graves, Kathy Roland, Suzie, ganza with rosebuds of the same material and it was trimmed with seed pearls. She For New Boby Havner. Third row, (seated), left to right: Carolyn Hall, Susan Scott, Kathy Miller, Jan Edenton, Susan Williams.

Standing, left to right: Debbie Williams goat mistress; Margie Brown, Phoebe Cook, Pam Williams, Sissy Shute, Karen Stegall, Patsy Teague, Debbie McCarty, Ann Chandler, Ginger Young, Jan Miller, La Nita Barnett, and Brenda Balkum assistant goat mistress. Unable to attend was Pat McManus. phot by Bob Arnold) Instollotion Tea Held For Koppo Chi Pledges carried a bouquet of gardenias, white rosebuds and valley lilies. By AILEEN SNODDY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Shopping for the new baby Maid of honor was Miss Judy George Albert King of Huntingdon and Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Douglas of Bruceton. The bride-elect is a graduate of Peabody High School in Trenton and is a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, Martin Branch, where she is a member of the Independent Students Association and the Baptist Student Union.

The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Huntingdon High School and is a junior at the University of Tennessee, Martin Branch. He is a member of the Independent Students Association. All friends and relatives of the families are invited to attend the wedding. HUMBOLDT, Term. The wedding of Miss Dolores Ann Parrish, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Parrish of Fruit-land, and Jerry Lee Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Douglas of Griffith, Ind. will be sol-menized on Sunday, Sept.

12 at three o'clock in the afternoon at the Fruitland Baptist Church. The Rev. Phillip Pitt of Jackson, pastor of the church will officiate. Miss Parrish is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

William Edward Crider of Trezevant and Dewey Parrish and the late Mrs. Parrish, also of Trezevant Grandparents of the groom elect are the late Mr. and Mrs. Tucker of Pasadena, Kappa Alpha sister of the bride. O.E.S.

Chapter Has Meeting Good attendance was noted at College Note Miss Rose Horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Horn, leaves today for her freshman year at Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain, Miss. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mich ael Thatcher, Mrs.

Joseph Gard- throws many parents and doting relatives into a tizzy. Baby, whether of the small, medium or large variety, presents a pound-for-pound problem at layette-buying-time. neer of Pacific Palisades, and Mrs. William Frazier of Long santhemums, yellow gladioli and Fugi mums. Assisting at the tea table were sorority mothers, Mrs.

Leslie First-timers must rely com the regular business session of Jackson Chapter 85, O.E.S. held at Masonic Temple Thursday evening. The worthy matron, Mrs. Billye Beard, graciously welcomed the large group and presided over the session. pletely upon advice from friends or that of a clerk.

Jaco, Mrs. Dan McCarthy and our daughter is afraid to open her mouth except to agree with him. How do we handle this delicate situation without alienating them entirely? Major confusion stems from the fact that there is relatively Distinguished members pre little standardization of size in Dear Abby GROWING GRAYER DEAR GROWING: by "giv infants' clothes. Some manufacturers do provide weight charts with their garments as more sented included Mrs. Carolyn Lasater, past grand matron, and and Mrs.

Effie Mae McHughes, grand representative. ing in to your daughter when Double Standard? Kappa Chi closed her summer rush season at a tea honoring the new pledges at the home of Pete Williams. Peggy Bkmingham, president, conducted the short but impressive ceremony. Peggy was. assisted by Debbie Williams, goat mistress, and Brenda Balkum, assistant goat mistress, who presented the pledge ribbons.

Refreshments were served following the exchange of vows. From the tea table, overlaid with an ecru lace tablecloth, were served decorated KBX cakes, nuts, mints and punch. In the center of the table was an arrangement of yellow chry Youth Town of Tennessee and a number of petitioners were elected to membership. Mrs. Beard announced plans for the official visit of the worthy grand matron, Mrs.

Helen Hamlin of Memphis, Saturday, Oct. also plans for a banquet honoring her and members of her grand family, at Lambuth College, preceding the convening of the chapter at Masonic Temple. Following the closing ceremony, an enjoyable social hour was held in the dining room and refreshments served. In an "old fashioned" musical game, Mrs. E.

V. Pettigrew was awarded the prize. accurate guides. she was younger and should When buying garments for an have been learning respect for Visiting members recognized Mrs. Pete Williams.

if jp jp Announcement The Musidora C. McCorry chapter, U.D.C., will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon instead of 3 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Hugh Colville, 32 Char-jean Dr. One-third of New Hampshire rises more than 2,000 feet above sea level. infant, select those that won't elders, you won the peace, but pects you to live without it, so can he.

included Miss Zola Pamler of the Webb, chapter. lost the war. It's much too late to train her. Either you must continue to give in, or Mrs. Goldie Rhodes, co-chair By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My problem is my boy friend.

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My husband is a good husband, father and provider, but he travels so much! He is gone all week and comes the inside. daughter visits us with her husband and children every sum Entry of stretch knits into in to marry, but first he wants a "taste of life." When I counter with the same general idea, he says he is not at all for that he loves me and doesn't want to lose me. I really fant's wear now allows such HAVE BELTS MADE BUTTONHOLES BOUND BUTTONS COVERED ZIPPERS PUT IN HEMSTITCHING DONE BUTTONHOLES mer. When she was single we would give in to her to keep garments to grow up to three peace. But we expected her sizes.

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