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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1949.
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THE COOPER REVIEW, COOPER. TEXAS
Celebrate 20th Anniversary Honors Neice
With Open House Sunday With Shower
Mr. and Mis. Morrell J. Rattan
celebrated their 20th wedding an-
niversary Sunday, March 27, with
an open house tea at their home,
800 Laiayette Street, Clarksville.
Over 250 relatives and friends
signed the register.
Mrs. F. A. Hooks, Mr. and Mrs.
Rattan and daughter, Sandra,
greeted the guests. Mrs. Gene
Moss, sister of Mr. Rattan, and
Miss Reba Hooks of Beaumont
were at the register.
Tea was served by Mrs. Earl
Hooks and Mrs. Vance Aiken, Mrs.
Broussard of Beaumont, Mrs. W
D. Rhodes and Mrs. Lindsay Mc-
Allister of Clarksville.
Assisting during the afternoon
were Mrs. E. G. Dozier, Mrs.
Chester Lawson. Mrs. B. VV. Bcal-
sey, Mrs. Dalton Shults, Mrs. Hen-
ry Hemmingway, Mrs. Thad An-
derson and Mrs. William Monts,
all of Clarksville.
Other visitors from Cooper in-
Good. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hooks,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tomlinson,
Earl Hooks, Gene Moss, Mrs. S. I.
Rattan, Vance Aiken and Mrs.
W. M. Rattan. Out-of-town vis-
itors were Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Smith, Mrs. J. C. Deason and son,
J. C.. Jr., of Shreveport, La.
Miss Ellis Weaver, accompanied
by Mrs. Leroy Fricke at the piano,
entertained with several vocal
selections.
The house was beautifully deco-
rated with a profusion of cut
flowers, yellow roses, calendula
and blue iris being used in the
living room and carnations and
snapdragons in other rooms.
The dining table was laid with
a white cut-work cloth, centered
with a silver bowl of pink car-
nations and flanked with pink
candles in silver candelabra.
Many gifts of china were re-
ceived by the couple.
Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Edwards
honored their daughter, Claude
Elliott, with a birthday dinner
Sunday, March 27. Those present
for the occasion were Mr. and
Mrs. Hollis Henderson and chil-
dren, Jean and Don; Virginia
Chancellor, Joyce Gervers and
Marvin Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs.
B. M. Edwards called in the after-
Labeth Cooper was able to go
back to school Monday after hav-
ing the measles. Little Kay
Cooper is recovering after having
the measles also.
A miscellaneous showe r in hon-
or of Miss Nelda Pat Giddens of
Dallas was given by her aunt,
Mrs. Alton Wright, Saturday af-
ternoon, March 26. The honoree
is the bride-elect of Truett Gaul-
den of Dallas.
Red bud blossoms and japonica
decorated the living room and
dining room. Appropriate games
were played and the winners of
the prizes presented them to the
honoree. Miss Giddens was the
recepient of a box filled with
many gifts for her essay on “Hus-
bands."
The engagement and wedding
announcement was made on tiny
pink scrolls tied with blue ribbon
and inscribed “Nelda Pat and
rruett kpiil 23, 1919
The wedding will take place in
Stevens Park Methodist Church
of Dallas. Refreshments
served to 35 guests.
were
Those visiting in the home of
Mrs. J. A. Gregory of Enloe Sun-
day were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greg-
ory, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gregory, Cooper, Rt. 2; and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and chil-
dren of Mt. Joy. Mrs. Gregory
returned home with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gregory to spend a week.
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MEN'S WEAR
Cooper Rural
Club Has Meet
The Cooper Rural Home Dem-
onstration Club met Tuesday,
March 22 at the home of Mrs.
Ollie Duffield. Roll call was an-
swered with “My Favorite Radio
Program.”
Family Fun was the subject dis-
cussed and Mrs. Clyde Waters
read some highlights from the
National Conference on Family
Life
A dessert plate was served to
the members present. The next
meeting will be April 12 with
Mrs. Jim Early.
Mrs. J. M. Early and Mrs. Ver-
non Barton were delegates to the
Rcbekah Assembly which met in
Waco last week.
and daughter, Janet Sue, visited
over the weekend in the home of
J L. McGuyer and have returned
home to Casa Grande, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lane and visited her pareq
Mr. and Mrs. Elton McGuyer 1 Mrs. J. IV. Crawford left Satur- 'Mr. and Mrs George Lane of S. M. Shultz, Mo
day to spend a month with her Dallas visited Of
daughter, Mrs W W. Bailey, and ton Monday,
family in Bellaire, Texas.
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Eddie Trapp Has
Birthday Party
Eddie Glenn Trapp celebrated
his third birthday Saturday,
March 26, with a party at his
home given by his mother, Mrs.
Tommy Trapp, and grandmother,
Mrs. T. G. McFadden.
The table was centered with
the birthday cake decorated with
three candles in bluebird holders.
Party favors of candy rabbits and
balloons were given to each child.
Pink lemonade and cake was
served to the following children:
Elaine Carrington, Judy and Jana
South, Martha and Carl McMil-
lan, Jr., Floretta Burnett, Ruth
Devers, Bluford Ray Kennemer,
Jerry Bob Kennemer and Bill
Flanary. Adults attending were
Mrs E. T. Trapp, Mrs. Carl Mc-
Millan, Mrs. Cortez Carrington,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kennemer and
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. McFadden.
Thursday Night
C!ub Has Meeting
The Thursday night Bridge
Club met at the home of Mrs. W.
B. Leslie, March 24. Two tables
nf bridge were played, high score
being won by Mrs. Hollis Will-
iams and second high by Mrs.
Gene Leslie.
A dessert plate was served to
the members and one guest. Mrs.
T. R. Mikel.
Mrs. Hugh Tomlinson will be
hostess on April 7.
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Meet Tuesday Night
The Couples Bridge Club met
Thursday evening, March 24, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Riggs. Three tables of bridge
were played with high score be-
ing won by Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Newman.
A dessert plate was served to
the members and three guests.
Jack Riggs, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stovall will entertain the club on
April 7.
...serving local motorists
You bet we’re proud of our anniversary! We re proud of the
years we’ve been “lending a hand” to you car owners . . .
even prouder of the long list of friends we’ve made during
those years. Our anniversary wish is that we may go on serv-
ing you.
In the future, you will continue to find us under the Texaco
si';n offering top quality Texaco Fire-Chief and Sky Chief
Gasolines . . . Havoline and Texaco Motor Oils . . . Marfak
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J. M. Wylie and Sammie Le-
verne Pike of Paris were united
in marriage by Justice S. D. Wood
in his office at 3 p.m. Monday,
March 28. The couple will make
their home in Paris.
Ylonda Kay, weighing 6 pounds
and 11 ounces was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Lee West of Paris on
March 22 at St. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. J. E. West of Cooper is the
parernal grandmother.
Mrs. W. C. Hazelwood return-
ed Sunday after spending a week
visiting her son, Allen, and fam-
ily in Pittsburg and daughter,
Mrs. H. Trammell, and family in
Gilmer.
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