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PAGE FOUft THE WEEKLY ACADIAN THURSDAY; DECEMBER" 2, 1943 RAYNE PERSONALS Mrs. RV Stutes Dial 3722 Marriage Licenses Andrew Louis Rizzuto, 26, Gueydan, sheet metalworker, to Genevieve Broussard, 17. Morse, Dalton Joseph Hanks, IS, Crowley, laborer, to Betty Lou Foreman, 19. Indian Bayou. Harold Lou Mire, 18, Crowley, laborer, to Joyce Theresa Sonnier, 18, Ravne.

John D. Sittig, 21, Iota, U. Air Forces, to Helen Fontenot, 19, Basile. Harry Lee Guillory, 22, to Ruby Nell Gaspard, 18, Eunice. William Stewart, 18, Crowley, rice mill laborer, to Vivian Geor-gie Hebert, 16, Rayne.

Lloyd Lynn Hoffpauir, 22, RFD Crowley, farmer, to Antoinia Josephine Thevis, 20, RFD Crowley. Harold Norman Rhames, 21, Charlotte, N. to Katherine Smith nee. Hoffpauir, 21, Crowley. Joseph Jean Batiste Matte, 17, Crowley, laborer, to Eve Alberta Duhon, 16, Crowley.

thed in grayr with! black accessories. Th-2ir corsages were of pink carnations. Jimmy. Fontenot' served, the groom as best man, and groomsmen were Charles. Breaux and J.

L. Tasco. Mrs. Bergeron, mother of the bride, wore. a.

becoming suit with bronze accessories and bronze chrysanthemums, for a corsage. Mrs. Kline, mother of the groom, was. dressed in a green faille gown with brown accessories and a corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Mrs.

W. M. Tasco, grandmother of the bride wore a tailored gray siut, black accessories and a shoulder corsage of' white carnations. A reception followed the wedding and. was given at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Grangei. Assisting Mrs.

Granger with hostess duties were Mrs. Alex Jar-dell of Alta. Texas, and Mrs. William Corbello. The lace covered refreshment table, was centered with a bowl or'yellow chrysanthemums, and at one end was a crystal punch while at the other was a three-tiered, wedding cake topped with a bride and groom.

Arrangements of rose buds used elsewhere about the house-. When th-2 couple return from a wedding trip to Baton Rouge they. make their home at 1111 Horridge Street in Vinton. Kenneth Mauns or Hobart, Oklahoma, spent the week-end ai the Causby Kamic home. TTu1 Higgins are cousins of Mr.

Ham-ic: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McClelland and son, Donny, J.

A. McClelland and Miss Bemadette Liuzza attended the LSU-Tulane game Saturday afternoon. Miss Jean Cnmmings spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

P. Cum-mines, and returned to her studies at LSU Sunday. Mrs. Ida Lee Bertrand was removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sterling Stutci at 608 East Oak Street, from the Acadia hospital.

After undergoing a serious operation, sh-s is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marx, of Natchitoches spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Marx, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Cline. and Sonny Huber of Lake Charles- were visitors in the Sudwischer home Sunday afternoon. Francis Grado of Lafayette spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.

G. Lusco. Mrs. Warren Harmon and children and Mr. and Mrs.

No! Barousse and Burgin spent the v-eek-end in Baton Rouge and attended the LSU-Tulane game. Mrs. O. L. Dunphy and son.

Grover Lee, and Mrs. Edward Andrus and daughter, Mary Lucille, spent Friday in Lafayette. Mrs. S. M.

Reckler and children Jon and Linda Rose, of Denver, Colorado, are visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redman for an indefinite time. Dr.

Reckler will join them during the Christmas holida3rs. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Moore children, Margery and David, spent Thanksgiving in New Orleans with.

Mr. Moore's mother, Mrs. James Moore, Sr. Jack and Clark Hoffpaucr have returned to their studies at LSU after spending the Thanksgiving holidays at tne iiome of their parents. Miss Billie Joyce Carlin, student nurse at St.

Joseph's School of Nursing in Houston, spent the holidays in Crowley with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Carlin.

Miss Sally Stanton, student at Northwestern, has. returned to her studies after spending the holidays at the home of her pa-lents in Crowley. Mrs. A. H.

Barnes, Mrs. Jerry Ashley, Mrs. Pete Landry, Mrs. E. E.

EdmuncLson, s. George Samson, Mrs. Max Duson, Mrs. Gary Bergeron, Mrs. J.

H. Barnes, and Mrs, Vincent Daigle attended a lecture on Christmas decorations given by Dorothy Biddle in New Iberia Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Andrus, visited Mrs. Elizabeth T. Scan-Ian and son, A. in Baton Rouge over the week-end.

While there they attended the LSU-Tulane game. Mrs. Andrus' niece and nephew, Pamela Ann and Douglas Matte, were visiting there for the holidays and returned to their home in Jennings with Mr. and Mrs. Andrus.

Clyde Provost of Beaumont was a week-end visitor at' the Mrs. John Servat has returned to her home in Rayne after spending a week with Mrs. Luke LeBlanc in Scott: Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Somaier family attended the Tulane-LSU game in Baton Rouge Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Borne, of Church Point visited in Rayne Saturday on their way-to Welsh, where they spent the week-end with friends at the Daigle-country home: Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Larcade and son. Harold, attended tho Tulane-LSU football game.

Mrs. Raymond Guidry of Lake Charles attended the funeral tervices lor Mrs. J. J. Gilbert Saturday afternoon.

Mn and Mrs, Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lalande and son, Otis. and Harold-Hoffpauir attended the Tulane-LSU game.

Harold remained for the night with. Otis, and returned to Rayne Sunday. Betty Joyce Kogis, Isabelle Benoit and Evelyn Perrodm returned to Grand Coteau.to resume their studies at Sacred Heart Academy after spending the Thanksgiving holidays In Rayne. Mr and Mrs. Anthony Dls-chler of Ebenezer.

celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday. Others from Rayne who attended the Tulane-LSU game In Baton Rouge were Mrs. E. M. Jankower and son; Merviuc Tommy Comeaux.

Mr. and-Mrs. Lee Mayeaux and; Mrs. William Sonnier. Edward dinger and Mr.

and Mrs. Ambrose Olinger returned Wednesday tn their home in Roberts Cove, after a two-week visit in Ferdinand, Indiana. They were guests of.Emile and Tony Olinger and their families. Miss Louise Daboval returneci Sunday to her home in New Orleans af ter visiting her sisters, Misses Manette and-Lydla Daboval. She also visited Mr.

and Mrs. Wilfred Landry-of Crowley. home of Mrs. Esley LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs.

D. Dalferes spent the week-end In Baton Rouge. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Todd of New Orleans spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of Mrs.

Todd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Faulk. They returned to their home Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. David- E. Bluck visited relatives in Delhi and Monroe for the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

S. p. Firmln and daughter, Peggy Ann, spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Marks-ville with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Grcmillion.

They returned to Crowley Sunday. Mr. and' Mrs. O. L.

Dunphy, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Fehlman, Ji and Mr. and' Mrs. Edward Andrus attended the LSU-Tulane game in Baton Rouge Saturday.

In the United the supply of peat is estimated to contain 12 million, tons of' dry ins the signing of the register. To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march the bride entered on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage. She was lovely in a gown of white slipper satin styled with a fitted bodice, buttoned down the back with tiny self-covered buttons and fashioned with a deep yoke of net from which fell wide folds of satin edged with lace. The sleeves, full at the top, formed a point over the wrists. The hoop skirt was edged with, lace and ended in a long train.

Her finger-tip veil of illusion, fell from a crown of orange blossoms, and she carried a crystal rosary and a white bridal orayer book on which there was an arrangement of tuber roses centered with an orchid with long satin-streamers. Mrs. Charles J. Lstre, sister of the bride, as matron of honor, and her only other attendant, Miss Mildred Broussard, wore identical gowns of blue and pink taffeta. The gowns were styled with fitted bodice and full skirts which were bustle effect in the back.

They, wore-matching bonnets of net trimmed with satin bows in the back. The bouquets were, old-fashioned nosegays of pink mums. The adorable little flower girl, Lorraine Broussard, wore a dainty white gown of with ruffled skirt and basque waist. She: wore a white bonnet, identical to the attendants and carried tiny white mums in an old-fashioned nosegay. Edward Adams was ring bearer.

He wore a navy blue suit and carried a white satin heart-shaped pillow to which the rings were tied. Elton Doucet of Kaplan was best man and Curley Dartez, brother of the groom, served as groomsman. Adding a. beautiful touch were the usherettes. Misses Gertrude Leger and Lou Ella Mire.

Miss Leper wore a blue net formal and Miss Mire, a green net formal, with, matching, bonnets. The reception was held immediately after the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's mother wore a dove gray crepe gown with blue sequin trim, and she received the guests. Mrs. Richard wore a corsage of white chrysanthemums.

Mrs. Dartez, mother of the grocm. assisted Mrs. Richard, and she chose a black crepe gown with gold trim and wore a corsage of white chrysanthemums. The reception rooms were decorated, with- beautiful arrangements, of white chrysanthemums placed at vantage points, The.

bridal table was lovely centered with a three-tiered wedding cake trimmed in white confection roses and silver leaves and topped, with -a' miniature-bride: and groom. The cake was flanked with chrystal candelabra bearing stately white tapers. At one end of the table was the chrystal punch service with Miss Gertrude Leger presiding. Assisting in the dining room and throughout the house were Mesdames Frank Adams, Dennis Richard, Whitney Broussard, Avelia Leger, Louis Cormier and Dewitt Breaux. The bride chose a lovely blue gabardine suit with pink blouse for travel.

Her accessories were black and her hat was trimmed with ostrich plumes. Mrs. Dartez graduated from St. Michael's High school after which she attended Dominican college in New Orleans. She was a faculty member at St.

Michael's up to the time of her marriage. Mr. Dartez graduated from Kaplan High school after which he served one year in the armed forges. He is now employed by Mouton's Appliance. After a short wedding trip the young couple will be at home at 'JOG Hebert Avenue in Kaplan: Out of town guests attending the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. George Dartez, Mrs. Allen Broussard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broussard, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Landry, Mr. and Mrs. Royby Vincent, Mr. and Mrs.

Amar Lormand, Mrs. Pierre Harrington, Miss Fla-via Denais, Lloyd. Mouton of Kaplan, Mrs. Jedonce Faulk of Meaux, Mrs. Antoine Frederick, Mrs.

Robert Vincent, Eltes Trahan of Abbeville and Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry of Morse. Andrew Jackson.

Sullivan, 24, New Orleans, student, to Gloria Mae Breaux, 21, Rayne. E. S. Haire, 21, Kountz, Texas, seismograph operator, to Dorothy Fontenot, 17, Crowley. Curdey Joseph Cormier, 21, Duson, farm laborer, to Hilda Theresa Cohanen, 21, Bosco.

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. E. Wild returned Wednesday from a six-week vacation trip. Two weeks were spent with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and R. J. White, and son in Ithaca, New York, where Mr. White is attending Cornell University. After leaving Ithaca they visited points of interest in Boston, Nev York City, Washington, D.

along the Atlantic coast and Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Lyman, Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald. Miss Dorothy MacDonald, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Barnett attended the Barnett-Pickler wedding in Ferriday Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Gauthier returned to their home in Crowley Sunday afternoon after a three-week visit.

with their son-in-law7, daughter and grandson at Santa Maria, California. En loute home, the Gauthiers stopped in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and visited briefly with Or-ville Priestly, former publisher of the Crowley Daily Signal. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hodges spent the week-end in New Orleans and attended the LSU-Tu-lane' game in Baton Rouge Saturday- afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Guidroz and Charles, of New New Orleans spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr, and Mrs.

J. E. Guidroz and Mrs; George Eckels. Also a guest at the Guidroz home was their son, C. student at LSU.

Mrs. Byrd Stutes of Duson spent the week-end in Crowley with her sister, Mrs. James Jones. Mrs. J.

Brooke Hamilton and son, Brookie, of Ozona, Texas ar-l-ived Friday and will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marx, in Crowley for a week Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins and daughter, Betty, of Synder, Oklahoma, and Mr.

and Mrs. Frances Mae LaGrange Becomes. Bride of Hugh Martin Gandy St Michael's Catholic rectory was the scene Thursday afternoon at three o'clock for the quiet hut impressive ceremony uniting Miss Frances Mae La- Grange, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mayard J.

LaGrange, and Hugh Martin Gandy, son of Mr. and: Mrs. -Hugh Gandy, in mar-riage. Rev. Father Eugene Sen-, neville officiated at the impressive double, ring ceremony.

The bride was a lovely picture inia light blue gabardine suit wprn.with a becoming black silk blOuse. trimmed in white and silver: beads. She wore a hat of white with black ostrich plume trim. Her accessories were black and she wore white gloves. A.

shoulder corsage of an orchid completed the ensemble. Paul Wild, as matron of honor, wore a toast brown satin gown styled "with a peplum edged with lace and drape-effect back. Her accessories were black and she wore a corsage of white baby mums." 'Mrs. Stanley Allemand, cousin of the bride, served as bridesmaid. She wore a gray fall suit with black accessories and a corsage of white chrysanthemums.

Paul Wild served as best man, and i Stanley Allemand served as groomsman. Immediately. following the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's parents. Receiving the guests with the bride and groom were Mr. and Mrs.

LaGrange, parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Gandy," parents of the groom. Mrs. LaGrange was charming in a black crepe gown styled with a side drape and worn with black accessories rind a corsnge of white chrysanthemums.

Mrs. Gandy wore becoming rust suit with black-accessories and a corsage of "bronze mums. -As the guests entered soft pi-rtrio, music was beautifully rendered, by Betty LeBlanc of Lafayette, who played the wedding march. During the reception hours Mrs. Sam Hudson of Elizabeth, at the violin, accompanied by Ray Baggett of Ober-lin, at the piano, played "I Love You and, The reception rooms of te house-- were decorated with arrangements of yellow and white chrysanthemums and pink roses.

The bridal, table was covered with a' beautiful linen cloth and centered with a square four-tiered wedding cake topped with the miniature bride and groom and. trimmed in confection roses and Silver leaves. The cake was surrounded, with white baby mums and'' dainty fern. Chrystal candelabra bearing white tapers, which were decorated with wedding, bells, added a soft light to the.setting. After the bride and groom cut the first slice of wedding cake tn.

traditional fashion Mrs. John R. Meaux and Mrs. Lucien Ber-trand presided. Mrs.

Jack Quibo-deaux and Mrs. Ray Miller were at 'the punch service. The young couple left for Baton' Rouge where they plan to make their home. -Mrs. Gandy is a graduate of St.

Michael's High school; class of 1943., and was employed as receptionist by the Signal Publishing Company prior to her marriage. i Mr- Gandy is a Crowley High school graduate, class of 1942, served in the navy, and is now a student at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, i. Among those from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Guest arid son, Mrs.

Numa Sonnier and son, Mrs. Myrelene Wilsfred, Mrs. Wilma Sonnier and children of Port Arthur, Mrs. Joe Hebert and daughter, Gloria, Miss Mabel Gary and Miss Nel-ma Comeaux of Rayne, Miss Marie Champagne, Isaac Trahan of Duson, Mr. and Mrs.

Sim LeBlanc and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton LeBlanc and family, Mrs. A. Frances, Olga Lou LeBlanc, Mrs.

Pearl Pape, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davis of Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lies and granddaughter, Judy Boyer, Mrs.

Violet Lynn, Mrs. Ray Baggett of Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hudson and children, Gay and Joe, of Elizabeth, Mrs. Newell Wright of Mer-mentau, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarance Trahan and family of Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Odolion Meaux and Mr, and Mrs. Joe Boudreaux, Mary Lou Breaiix of Kaplan, Dot Hoffpauir of Estherwood, Nelson Trahan and Nellie Gary of Baton Rouge.

Dartez-Richard Nuptials' Solemnized At St. Michael's On Wednesday, November 10 at 8:00 p. m. St. Michael's Catholic church was the setting for a beautiful nuptial mass uniting Mis? Callie Rose Richoi-d, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nelis Richard of Crowley, and Roy Francis son of-Mr. and George Dartez of Kaplan, in holy matrimony. Rev. Father A.

Gilbert, officiated at the double ring ceremony-and' was celebrant of the The altar of the church was decorated with white mums in tall white vases and at either side of the altar were tall white siandards, with white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Georee iJouareaux, or- lr- Vonrlorurt a vnripri. crouD Sfhtiriraudso.acccjnrnied; Misses wanaa ana iseuy naiwu who sang "Mother. At.

Y.our Feet. Is Kneeling" as the bride placed hor Knrffl Htv veil and a bouquet The following births were reported to the Acadia Parish Health Unit on November 23. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Joseph' Robichaux of Crowley a boy, Floyd Joseph, born November 19 at the Legion hospitaL Mr.

and. Mrs. Douglas Mitchell Smith of Crowley a girl. Celina Ann, borri November 18 at the Legion hospital. Mr.

and. Mrs, Carl Leroy Steel, of Richmond, Indiana, a boy, Roy Richard, born November 17 at the Rayne clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richard of Church Point a girl, Beatrice Christine, bom August 15 at home.

Mr. and. Mrs. Elson Joseph Labbie of. Church, Point a boy, Ralph Lane, born November .18 at the Church Point sanitarium.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson Thibodeaux of Opelousas a girl. Louella Mae, born November 18 at the Church Point sanitarium. Mr.

and Mrs. Berchman Ven-able of Church Point a boy, Albert Joseph, born November 9 at the Church Point sanitarium. Mr. and- Mrs. Willie Janise of Arnaudville twin girls, Pris-cilla Ann and Patricia Ann, born November 14 at.

the Church Point sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vance Le-Bleu, of Church Point a girl, Cynthia, born" November 16: the Church Point sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs.

Horace James Miller of Church Point- a girl, Elizabeth Jane, born November 11,, at the Church, Point Mr. and' Mrs. Edward Elias Sonnier of Crowley a boy, John Edward, born November 13 at the Acadia hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Elzia Maynard of Lake Arthur a boy, Larry Lee, born November 1 at the Acadia hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Joseph Richard of Crowley a girl, Greta Ann; born November 1- at the Acadia hospitaL Mr. and Mrs.

Cloud Robert of Rayne a boy, Darrel James, born November 6 at home. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ousse of Rayne a girl, Charlotte Eleanor, born.

November. 17 at home. Mr. Mrs. Nolton Menard of Rayne 3 girl, Mearl Ann, born November 18 at home.

Mr. and Mrs. Abby Blaise lstre ol Duson a boy, John Terry, bom November 20 at the Rayne clinic. Mr. and Mrs.

Racy Adam Fusilier of Branch a boy, Racy Lee, born November 19 at the Rayne clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Premeaux of Lyons Point a boy, Otto, born November 19 at the Acadia hos-oital. The following births were re-ported to the Acadia Parish Health Unit on November 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Alcee Simon of Duson a boy, Earliss, born November 19 at St. Mary's hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Otra Ver-onie of Basile a girl, Norma Elaine, born November 17 at the Iota clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Max Doucet of Evangeline a boy, Russell Gale, born November 19 at the Iota clinic.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deshotel of Evangeline; a boy, Kenneth Wayne, born November 20 at the Iota clinic' Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Blanchard of Eunice a Dale, born November 11 at the Iota clinic.

Mr. and Mrs. Wright La-evrgne of Rayne a girl, Dianna Theresa, born November 21 at home. souri. Mrs.

Harold1 Schlink, Mr. and Mrs. Orion Johnson of Tex-arkana, Texas, Lt. Dick Warren of Fort Riley, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs." Eloi Girard; Sherman Stokes, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Cornay, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnett, Mr. and-Mrs.

W. R. Lyman, Miss Adele Cornay of Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Pickler, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pickler of Taylor, Arkansas, Walter Coleman of Little Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman of Lake Charles, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Lyman, Mrs. Dorothy McDonald, Miss Dorothy McDonald, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Gueno, and Bobby of Crowley. Engagement of Martha Charlene Perkins to William Gray Announced Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Perkins of Crowley announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Martha Charlene, to William Ernest Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Gray of Iota. The wedding will be solemnized in the First Baptist church on Saturday, January 15 at 4:00 p. m. Newman Labbie and Stella Moseley Wed At Quiet Ceremony 29 (SpD Miss Stella Moseley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Moseley of Maxie, became the bride of Newman Labbie of Church Point at a quiet but impressive ceremony solemnized Sunday, November 21 at 2:00 p. m. at the home of the bride's parents with Rev.

Norbert Benoit of Evangeline officiating. The bride, wore a lovely fall suit of blue. The reception rooms of the house were banked with arrangements of red, lavender and yellow chrysanthemums. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony. After the bride and groom cut the first slice, of cake in traditional fashion, cake nd" lemonade was served to over a hundred relatives and friends.

The young couple will make their home in Church Point. "I ENJOY MY BEER IN A CLEAN, ORDERLY TAVERN Mary- Elizabeth Pickler And James W. Barnett. Jr. Wed at Military Ceremony At a' beautiful military ceremony solemnized Friday evening at eight o'clock at the First Baptist church in Ferriday with Rev.

Hiriam Sharpe, Presbyterian minister of Baton Rouge, officiating. Miss Mary Elizabeth Pickler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Pickler of La Marque Plantation, Clayton, Louisiana, became, the bride of Lt. James William Barnett, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James William Barnett, of Crowley. The altar of the church, was banked with arrangements of smilax and white chrysanthemums. The pews were marked with white chrysanthemums, satin bows, and candles. The chancel rail was entwined with a garland of smilax.

Miss Gail. Gurley of Ferriday, at the organ, beautifully rendered Lohengrin's and; Mendelssohn's wedding march for the processional and recessional. During the ceremony: Eloi Girard of Lafayette, godmother of the groom, sang, and "I Love The bride1 entered on the arm of her father and wore a beautiful white satin bridal gown with fitted hodice trimmed with seed pearls which edged- the chiffon yoke. The full, flowing skirt fell into a long train. The cathedral length veil of illusion fell from a-coronet of seed pearls matching those on.

the gown. She carried an exquisite bouquet of white gladioli centered with an orchid and interspersed with white ma-line and satin bows. Mrs. S. M.

Clayton. sister of the bride, as-matron of honor, and Mrs. W. G. Thomas of Junction City, Kansas, Miss Theresa Roane of Beaumont, Texas, Miss Nancy R.

Stokes of Kansas City, Missouri, and Miss Margie Lynch of Lake Charles, as bridesmaids, were attendants on the bride. The matron of honor wore a lovely gown of aqua taffeta. She carried white taffeta muff which, was topped with an arrangement, of pink carnations. She also wore a dainty arrangement of pink carnations in her hair. Miss Roane, Mrs.

Thomas and Miss Stokes, in shaded rose taffeta gowns, and Miss Lynch, in blue, carried muffs identical to that of the matron of honor's and wore identical arrangements of pink carnations in their, hair. Miss Jennie May Clayton, niece of the bride, was adorable as junior bridesmaid. She wore a pink taffeta gown and carried a white taffeta, muff. She wore pink carnations in her hair. James G.

Atteberry of Crowley was best man, and Lt; Fred Tib-betts. Lt. Francis Schless, Lt. Kennith Rudy, Lt. William Thomas, Lt.

Wallis Hubbard, and Lt. Ashby. Foote of Fort Riley, Kansas were groomsmen. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was. given at the home of the bride's parents.

Receiving the guests with the bride and groom were Mrs. Pickler, mother of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Barnett, parents of the groom. Mrs.

Pickler becoming in an aqua crepe gown worn, with black accessories, and Mrs. Bra-nett was most charming in a wine velvet- frock with wine accessories. Both wore orchid corsages. A touch of beauty was added to the reception rooms with arrangements of yellow and white chrysanthemums and snapdragons. three-tiered wedding cake topped; with a uniformed groom and traditional bride centered the bridal table.

The bridesmaids assisted in serving. For travel the bride chose a deep royal blue velveteen bolero suit with gray and' fuschia accessories. The couple attended the LSU-Txilane game in. Baton Rouge and then left, for Fort Riley, Kansas, where they- will make their home. Mrs.

Barnett is a graduate of Louisiana State University where she received her BS degree. Barnett is a graduate ol Crowley Higlv school, Attended Louisiana State University, and is an honor graduate, from. West Point. He is now-a. second "lieutenant in the corps of engineers.

Among those from, out of. town attending the wedding were Mrs. Stokes or Kansas City, MIs- Typical Louisiana Man Pays Tribute to Brewers Educational: Campaign. "I am just the average truck gardener. Affer a hard day's work really enjoy a cold bottfe of beer down at the local tavern.

'And to make the enjoyment of that beer just about perfect, this beer tavern owner runs one of the cleanest, most orderly places I have ever seen. 'He tells me that representatives of the Brewers come in to visit him regularly, to help him comply with the wishes of the local" residents in conducting his business. 'I take my hat off to both the Brewers and my tavern owner they're both doing a swell job to protect Beer the beverage of moderation." 4 LOUISIANA DIVISION Corbello-Bergeron Nuptials Solemnized In Vinton Thursdav VINTON, Nov. 29 iSpl) In a very impressive ceremony solemnized Thursday afternoon at three o'clock in St. Joseph' Catholic church Miss Evia Lucia Bergeron, daughter of Mrs.

Lee Bergeron of Vinton anrl Frank T. Bergeron of Iota, became the bride of Edward Corbello, son of Mrs. J. Kline of Vinton. Rev.

Armand Nadeau. pastor, officiated at the double ling ceremony. The traditional wedding music was provided by. Mrs. H.

T. Barrios who also accompanied Mrs'. C. demons. Airs.

Tommy Jones, W. A. Venissat and Miss Jennie Lee Bruno when they sang Rosewigs "Ave Maria" and "Oh Sacred Heart." Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a smart costume suit of pearl gray with pink blouse and gloves. Her gray hat was trimmed with dove gray ribbon tied in the back to resemble a veil. Her corsage was a pink Colorado orchid and" she car-lied a crystal rosary, a gift of her father, and a white bridal prayer book, a gift of her mother.

Miss Doucet of Crowley A. i i i served the bride as maid of honor. She was attired in a gray i.ti i liuiureu sun wun moss green accessories. Her corsage was designed of sweetheart ros- UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION Tom.Gillen. Director 613 Lovisiono National Bank Building Baton Powje, 1.9.

of white chrysanthemums at the cs. feet of the statue of ther Blessed. -Misses Opal Breaux and Mar-Virgin Mary. Mrs. Boudreaux garet Ann, Cormier, who served sarig'Sftubert's "Ave Maria" dux- as bridesmaids, were also at-.