The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 13

CALLING CARD FUN-FOOD-AND FIRECRACKERS FOR FAMLIES ON THE FOURTH Tomorrow, area residents will be gathering en famille for many, day of diversified entertainment at local clubs. The Shreveport Yacht Club, according to Jimmy Atkins, will have sail boat races, a swim meet, a penny dive and an old fasioned watermelon feast served by the Marinettes, the distaff contingent at the club. 0 0 0 0 A MIXED SCRAMBLE with an 11 a.m. tee off time will be the order of the day at Palmetto Country Club. In addition, there'll be swimming, fishing and diving contests with prizes to be awarded, and box suppers will be served from 6 until 8 p.m.

for which reservations should be made. Among those expected to spend their holidays here are the Jim Roats, the Ross Daltons, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mack, the G. A.

Burtons, the N. A. Yarboroughs, the R. C. Boulangers, the Roger Brittons and Dr.

and Mrs. C. R. Rayburn. 0 0 0 0 GOLF WILL BE AN ALL DAY ACTIVITY for those members making the scene at the Shreveport Country Club.

Also on the agenda will be tennis, fun and games at the pool, an outdoor supper at 7:30 p.m. and all climaxed by a gigantic fireworks display at dusk. Several families who have already indicated they'll be on hand for this Fourth of July celebration include the Robert Stewarts, the Ike Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Svolos, Dr.

and Mrs. C. H. Potts and the H. G.

Brelsfords. 0 0 0 AN ALL-AMERICAN BUFFET featuring barbecued ribs, beef and chicken plus a lavish array of relishes, potato salad and cole slaw will be one of the enticements luring members to East Ridge Country Club tomorrow. Reservations for this are requested, and some who have done so are Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Lindsey, the Alvin Gores, the Charles Salleys, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Smolenski and the L. S. Cunning. hams. Entertainment here includes golf, swimming, tennis, fireworks and free cotton candy and sno cones for the children.

0 0 0 0 FOR TENNIS DEVOTEES who belong to Pierremont Oaks Tennis Club there will be a mixed doubles tournament beginning at 2 p.m., although to play, they must sign up by 11 a.m. that day. Don Richards, house chairman, says in addition to the racquet meet they are planning a coin scramble at the pool and a chuck wagon barbecue dinner to be held at 6 p.m. in the clubhouse. Reservations must be made for the latter.

Miss Judy Nell Humphries, Lt. Rives to Marry July 20 Mr. and Mrs. Truman Crowell Humphries of Shreveport announce the engagement and CDA Courts Install Officers In Ceremony Officers for Court Castile No. 197 and the newly formed Court St.

Catherine of Sienna No. 1984 were installed at 8 p.m. Saturday, 29, at Holy Rosary Parish Hall. The installation was conducted by the recently reelected CDA state secretary, Mrs. R.

C. Herrmann, and the district deputy, Mrs. Paul Racine. Officers for Court Castile No. 197 are Mrs.

Anna Ross, grand regent; Mrs. Michael Balistrella, vice regent; Mrs. James H. Reynolds, prophetess; Mrs. Gladys Palmisano, financial secretary; Miss Elizabeth Troegel, historian; Mrs.

A. S. Cassard, treasurer; Mrs. Sam Giglio, monitor; Mrs. Thomas B.

Caldwell, lecturer: Mrs. Sam Bruno, sentinel; Miss Rose Marie Howard, organist, and Mrs. Joe Giglio Mrs. A. J.

Rinaudo, Mrs. T. J. Nichols, Mrs. A.

P. Fertita, Mrs. San Titone and Mrs. Mary Ann Zeringue, trustees. Mrs.

August Zeller was installed as grand regent of the CDA Court St. Catherine of Sienna No. 1984. Others installed were Mrs. Garland Pleasant, vice regent; Mrs.

John L. Gillio, prophetess; Mrs. Henry Bartles, financial secretary; Mrs. Fred Daly. historian; Mrs.

Robert Debacker, treasurer; Mrs. William H. Lacobee, monitor; Mrs. Fred Longoria, lecturer; Mrs. Muriel Wright, sentinel; Mrs.

C. M. Moss, organist, and Miss Annie Cush, Mrs. Chester DeYoung, Mrs. Annette O'Donnell, Mrs.

Smith Dodd, Mrs. Walter Wise and Mrs. Damase Rogers, trustees. Bride-Elect Is Honored At Shower Using kitchen accessories in decorations Mrs. Drew Nolen and her daughter, Connie, were cohostesses for a kitchen shower in their home on Pennsylvania honoring Miss Karen Schlubach, bride-elect of Lt.

Henry L. Riser Jr. On a coffee table in the living room was a compote holding an arrangement of vegetables, and magnolia foliage was seen in a planter on the hearth. At the table with the bride's book was an arrangement of daisies in a bean pot, and a mixed bouquet yellow, orange and white flowers was placed in an iron stone soup tureen on the refreshment table. The honoree was presented a hibachi by her hostesses, and a corsage of miniature kitchen gadgets and daisies.

Among those attending were her mother, Mrs. H. L. Schlubach; the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Henry L.

Riser; the future bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Henry C. Riser: and his sister, Miss Kaye Riser. THE SHREVEPORT TIMES Wednesday, July 3, 1968 3-B Phyllis Kelley Is Bride of Ronney Hanson Calvary Baptist Church was decorated with white gladioli and candelabra Saturday for the marriage of Miss Phyllis Kelley and Ronney Hanson, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Kelley, Mrs. Leo Hanson and the late Mr. Hanson, all of this city. city, Serving the bride were Miss Diane Hay of Keithville, maid of honor; the Misses Brenda McDonald and Jenny Hanson, bridesmaids. They wore formallength gowns of yellow bonded lace fashioned with empire waists accented with wide bands of lace.

Bows held short veils for their headpieces, and each carried a bouquet of daisies. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white silk organza designed with a scalloped rounded neckline, fitted bodice and long tapered sleeves. Lace appliques adorned the front panel of the bell-shaped skirt which extended into a chapel train. Her shoulder -length veil of illusion fell from a pearl coronet, and she carried L. KEITH MASON SR.

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Ph. 422-3132 or 422-3133 84 (Walden's Studio) (Avalon Studio) Mrs. Adolfo Ramirez Mrs. Ronney Hanson of Aug. 13 at 8 p.m.

in the Brookwood Baptist Church. Miss Sprawls is a 1967 graduate of Northwestern State College and Mr. Hall is in the Medic Corps of the Air Force. When you bring home a cake from the store or bakery and find that the icing wants to stick to the wrapping, wring a cloth dipped in hot water and out. place it lightly over the wrapped cake, leaving it there for about two minutes.

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Misses Betty Donaho, Robbie Bamburg, Diane Bison and Mrs. Yorke served at the reception. The couple will live in Shreveport after a honeymoon to the HemisFair in San Antonio, Tex. Affairs For Today Pythian Sisters, Shreveport Temple M. 2, 100F Hall, 211 E.

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Arrange on a platter for a quick lunch or supper. Choose from Bologna, Salami, Cooked Ham and many more. WILSON'S CERTIFIED BRAUNSCHWEIGER Wedding Is Saturday in Springhill Married Saturday afternoon in the Sacred Hearth Catholic Church in Springhill were Miss Dianne Marie Fisette of that city and Adolfo Ramirez Jr. of Metairie. Parents, then couple are Mr.

Mrs. Hammie Joseph Fisette of Springhill and Mrs. Genoveva Ramirez and the late Adolfo Ramirez of Laredo, Tex. The bride's father gave her in marriage. Her formal length gown of white organza had an empire bodice and A-line skirt, lavishly appliqued with Alencon lace.

Over the gown and sheer organza train fell her full-length illusion veil, flowing from a headpiece of lace and pearls. Her bouquet was a cascade of pompon chrysanthemums centered with a white orchid. Mrs. Cecil Boyd Jr. of New Orleans was matron of honor and the bride's, sister, Karen Fisette, bridesmaid.

Their babydoll frocks were of pale dotted Swiss and their bouffant headdresses were of blue maline clusters. They carried hand bouquets of white and yellow daisies tied with streamers of blue velvet ribbon. Juan Ramirez of Laredo was his brother's best man: man was Gary Lynn Slack of Springhill, and ushers were Robert Fisette of Shreveport and Randall Gandy of Lake Charles. Vows were exchanged before an altar arrangement of white gladioli, daisies, pompon chrysanthemums and gypsophila. A reception at the Restaurant followed the ceremony, after which the couple left for a brief honeymoon before returning to Metairie, where they will reside.

Miss Hays, Mr. Moore Honored An informal buffet dinner, honoring Miss Dorothy Hays and R. T. Moore III, who will be married on Aug. 8, was given on Monday evening, July 1.

The party was in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Middleton on Beverly Place.

The brass knocker on the front door was decorated with two giant red firecrackers with Dorothy and Tommy inscribed on them. A large American flag in its stand to the right of the door reminded the guests of our Fourth of July holiday. Multi colored seasonal fresh flower arrangements were noted in the reception rooms. In the dining room the buffet table was spread with a red and white checked cloth and centered with a five branch iron candelabra filled with red, white and blue candles and epergnettes surrounding the candles held small white blossoms. At the base of the arrangement, a variety of fireworks were placed, and small silk flags were used as favors at each place setting.

Following the dinner, the bridegroom was presented surprise gifts in a covered cast iron barbecue grill which was the gift of the following hostesses: Mrs. Frank Budde, Mrs. R. R. Flowers, Mrs.

R. C. Jackson Mrs. James P. McCullough, Mrs.

Middleton, Mrs. W. W. Pruitt, Mrs. Sam Schwieger and Mrs.

J. M. Wilson. The guests were the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.

Wendell Hays, and the mother the groom, Mrs. R. T. Moore Jr. The following friends and relatives were also in attendance Mary Beth Hays, Taylor Moore, Peggy Hilburn, Loy Beene Moore, Wendell Hays, Millie Davis, Kay Ernest, Joy Eshback, Leon Bain Carol Johnson, Hoyt and Charlie Bain, Don Brown, Sharon Milner, Lloyd Naylor, Carolyn Greene, Glen Goudeau, Peggy Evans, Don Smith, June Shaver, Fred Krieg and Gail Greer.

placed throughout the receiving rooms in the Americana St. home of Miss Wilson. Majestic daisies centered the dining table which was covered with a white cloth. The honoree was presented an assortment of kitchen pans. A group of Miss Snow's friends attended the party.

Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants approaching marriage of their daughter, Judy Nell, to Lt. (j.g.) William 0. Rives, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Reggie Rives of Ruston.

The marriage will be an event of Saturday, July 20, at 8 p.m. in the Creswell Church of Christ. Miss Humphries is a 1964 graduate of Fair Park High School graduated from Louisiana Polytechnic Institute with a BA degree in speech and English education in 1968. At Louisiana Tech she was a Alpha Chi Omega pledge, a member of the honor council, campus activity board, LTA, the Christian Student Center and was Petroleum Engineering Queen. She is descended from Mr.

and Mrs. William Jennings Bryan Ruggles of Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Humphries of Shreveport. A 1965 graduate of Louisiana Tech with a BS in business administration, Mr.

Rives was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha. He attended Officers Candidate School in Newport, R.I., and was commissioned serving two years aboard the U.S.S. Neches in the Pacific. Mr. Rives just returned from a tour of duty in Vietnam.

Dr. Oscar Isaac Gilliland and the late Mrs. Gilliland of Delhi are his maternal grandparents, and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Barnhill Rives of Lisbon are his paternal grandparents.

Miscellaneous Shower Uses Daisy Theme Daisies were the theme for a miscellaneous shower on Saturday, June 29, given in honor of Miss Carla Snow, bride-elect of Bill Ward, by the Misses Cynthia Wilson, Elizabeth Tooke, Judy Sklar, Sandy Tellmann and Kathy Taylor. The mothers of the engaged couple, Mrs. Dudley Snow and Mrs. Robert W. Ward, and the honoree were presented daisy corsages.

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At Your Nearby Kroger Store Miss Sprawls To Become Mrs. C. L. Hall Mrs. Loraine Sprawls of Shreveport announces the engagement herd approaching marriage of daughter, Marjorie Diane, to Clyde Lane Hall.

son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall of Hermitage, Tenn. The bride-elec; is also the daughter of the late Mr. Sprawls.

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