in in in in in in in in in I Friday, JOHNSON CITY CHRONICLE Page Five. Activities In Social Circles of Johnson City and Vicinity Virginia Earle Adams Is Bride Of John C. Osborne Is Married To William Informal Reception Follows Wedding Of Young Couple From Jonesboro Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. Jonesboro announce the marriage of their daughter, Nola Starr, to Mr. William George Dillow on Saturday, April 25, 1936. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hale S.
Hamilon, pastor of the First Methodist church. The bride was attractively gowned in an afternoon dress of blue triple sheer crepe with gray accessories. She wore a shoulder corsage of pink roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Dillow attended school at the State Teachers college.
She has been a teacher in the county schools and has been principal of the Washington college elementary school for the past four years. Mr. Dillow, who is prominently identified with civic affairs in Jonesboro, is the president and manager of the Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home. The young couple will live in Jonesboro. Immediately after the ceremony, members of the O.
E. of which the bride is a member, entertained with an informal reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dr. And Mrs.
Sherrod Attend King College Dogwood Festival Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sherrod of the State Teachers college were in Bristol yesterday afternoon to attend the dogwood festival at King college. After the festival on the college campus, Dr.
and Mrs. Sherrod were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson for the tea, which was given for the college queen, her attendants and the outof-town guests. Tea was served in the reception hall which was attractively decorated with tulips, iris, evergreens dogwood.
at the table with President and Mrs. Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hurd, Knoxville, ex-Governor and Mrs. Ben Hooper, Nashville, Mr.
and Mrs. Came, Bristol, President and Mrs. W. E. Martins, Sullins Noffsinger, college, Virginia President Intermont, and Dr.
and Mrs. Sherrod, State Teachers college. To Attend Dance Members of the Johnson City Shrine club will motor Kingsport this evening to attend the Kingsport, Shrine club banquet o'clock at the Utilities building, followed by a. dance at the Country club. Among those planning to attend are: Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Herrin, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowers, Mr.
Roy Clark, Miss Ollie Miller, and Mrs. Frank Lyle, Major Cy H. Lyle, and Miss McClure. Indian Springs INDIAN SPRINGS Rev. Nelson was the dinner guest of friends in this community Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morse of Kingsport were visiting home folks Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
Lacy Smith and daughter, Joan, of Dante, was the week-end guest of Mr. Smith's grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Turner. Mrs. J. A. 'Harr has been seriously ill at her home here but is much improved.
Misses Maxie, and Lela May Moody and nephews, Randel and J. C. Moody and Mrs. Orgie Hite and daughter, Irene, and Mrs. Aner Cole and son, J.
were visiting. Mrs. J. F. Turner Wednesday.
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E. Holaton Johnson City, Tenn. JFG SPECIAL COFFEE The following announcement, has been received by relatives in this. city. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Crockett Adams announce the marriage of their daughter, Virginia Earle to John C. Osborne on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of April, nineteen hundred and thirty-six, Memphis, Tenn. The wedding which was impressive its simplicity was solemnized in the St.
John's Episcopal church. The Rev. Alfred Loaring-Clark officiated. Only members of the two families and intimate friends of the young PTA to Hear Reports From State Congress Mrs. Clyde Hicks, incoming president of the South Side school and Mrs.
Sandberg, newly elected secretary, will give reports of the Tennessee Congress of Parents and Teachers at the meeting of the South Side school association this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock at the school. is The session will be presided over by. Mrs. Pryor Harris, president. is the last meeting of the year.
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Scott The Ladies Aid society with a surprise birthday Third Church of Christ entertained recently for Miss Anna Scott at the home of Mrs. W. H. Shirley. A delicious buffet dinner was served.
Those attending were Miss Anna Scott, Mrs. Tom Scott, Mrs. Bill Miller, Mrs. Lee Rhea, Mrs. Brown Stump, Mrs.
T. J. Kilgore, Miss Sallie Shields, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Shirley, Georgia Mae, C. and Norma Jean Shirley, Jack Hughes and A. J. Kilgore.
Girls World Club To Meet Saturday terdano Announcement was made yesthat the Girls World club will meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Betty, King, 211 E. Holston avenue. Little Dorothy DeBeaumont is convalescing from a tonsil operation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis DeBeaumont, Wilson avenue.
operation was performed at the Campbell hospital. ple witnessed the ceremony. The bride's only attendant was Miss Elizabeth Love, who served as maid of honor. Mr. C.
Goulding, an uncle of the groom, was best man. Mrs. Osborne was educated Miss Hutchison's school and at Lousanne. Mr. Osborne was formerly of Jonesboro, but for the past five aunt, C.
E. Goulding, and Mr. years bias. made his home with his. Goulding in Memphis.
He is the grandson of Mrs. J. W. Tomlinson city. The young couple will make their home at 25 South Rembert, Memphis, Tenn.
Is Enjoyed By Baptist Union HEATON, N. April program was given by the Baptist Adult Union at Silver Lake near Mountain City. Talks were by Dayton Jones, Rena Parlier, and Erleen Church. A delicious supper was served after the program had been held. This event was given as the culmination of a contest held by the four groups of the union.
Members winning group are Jud Walsh, group captain, Roy McGuire, Tom Cook, Addie McGuire, Lucy Cook and Ruby Trivett. The members of the union returned home by the way of Elizabethton. Mr. John H. Cagle.
and Miss Mary Cagle are home from: a visit of ten days in Spencer and Carthage, N. where they were entertained by relatives. They were accompanied home by Miss Kate Caddell of Spencer, N. who is guest the Cagle home for several days, More than a SHAMPOOI Yes, Admiracion DeLuxel For this amazing treatment as we give it touches your hair with the magic wand of beauty. Makes the coiffure perfect! PEREZ and BONNY KATE BEAUTY SALONS Phone 1161 or 300 Johnson City's First Showing Of Smart Looking Comfort In STRAW The Model You Want, Styled Right Select Yours Today! Here's everything a Summer Straw should have! Upto-the-minute styling lightweight comfort quality construction! Snappy and conservative models! Other Sailors, Toyos, Bangkok Toyos PENNEY'S C.
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A large birthday cake, bearing 62 burning candles, centered the table. A delicious menu was served. In the afternoon religious services were conducted by Rev. Frank Taylor and Rev. Taft Swanger.
Enjoying the day were: E. S. Pierce, Flora Pierce, Mrs. Ruth Whitehead and children, Ralph and Clara Bell; Taft Swanger, Mrs. Luvenia Nave, Mrs.
Cornelia Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John and family, Clifton Selbert, dred, Wilma, Ruth and. Mary Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Morton and family, Albert and Ethel; Mr. and Mrs. Hyder and family, Gordon, Vivian, Jack, Velma and Haroldean; Mr. and Mrs. Niles Hyder and son, Wonzel Ray; Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Meredith and son, Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Sams, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Whittimore, Mrs. Etta Range, Hattie Range, Nell Range, Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Range, Mrs. Lucy McKinney; Mr. and Mrs. John Henry, Dan Chambers, Mrs. Eliza Henager, Mrs.
F. B. Braswell, Mr. Frank Taylor, Johnnie Miller, Lethie Vineover, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Swartz and family, Joyce and Tootsie; Leslie Range, Ella and Orlia Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and family, Alma Ruth, Gene, Max, and Louis; Mrs. Percy Range and children, Orville, Neal, Frances and Ralph; Tom Braswell, Doris Braswell, Mrs. Myrtle, Bras well and children, Leona, Alta, J.
and Gene; Marie Bradley, Mrs. Sam Humphrey, and Frank Morton. Dinner To Be Given By Dr. Frank Field Dr. Frank Field, faculty sponsor of the Chalk Line staff, of the State Teachers college, will entertain with dinner at 6 o'clock tonight at his home 804.
West Maple street, honoring the staff. The affair will be of similar nature as the dinner of last year given by Dr. Field for the staff members. West Side School To Give Operetta Tonight At 7:30 A gay operetta, "Molly Be will be given tonight at 7:30 o'clock by of West Side school at the school. The main feature of the operetta will under tine circus direction scene.
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