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FORT MYERS NEWS-PRESS Margaret Mickle Editor Phone 44 I Margaret Mickle Editor Phone 44 (3. MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938 Calendar Miss Sheppard Wed To Frank Alderman About Fort Myers People AndTheir Visitors Three Paris Rages i --A K. Hitney Will Yed Carolina Girl Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C.

Ivey of Hickory, N. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Stuart, to Jan Kennedy Hitner of Fort Myers Beach. The wedding will take place in November. Miss Ivey is a graduate of Lenoir Rhyne colleee. Hickory, and Duke univer Miss Angie Shellabarger and Miss Evelyn Hanchey spent the week-end at Fort Mlers Beach.

Mrs. Cyrus Santini of Fort Myers Beach was taken to Lee Memorial hospital yesterday. Mrs. Ida Flint of LaBelle was taken to Lee Memorial hospital yesterday for medical attention. clean up their years and do little things around the house! Or decorate new office.

Some of the young blades were wondering why they didn't go to the sunrise dance. They just as well have on account of they were some where anyway but there was no orchestra. Dot's Labor Day chicken must ave been alive. The ol' hen was hard to catch an' Dot was too when she got started on the subject. Bill is another one o' those guys who musta bin talking when he should have been listening.

Or else he looked the wrong way anyway, the back of his neck is right well tied up. My postcard mail is changing from "having a swell time. wUh I could afford it," to "be seeing you soon." It's about time too, the main stem has been wearing that lonesome look long enough. Willie Pavese and Alfonso Sarlo are the long distance ones they've been, to see home folks in Italy and their message was short 'n sweet "We coming home." Pritch" is soon to trade Virginia for Florida and Dot Mauck thinks she will say good bye to Asheville without much trouble. Frank says now that he's married he's gonna take a vacation.

Old timers allow that he's all wrong he's through with vacations and will now learn about work. The Ritz played "Boy Meets Girl" yesterday and in the afternoon the Hoist were active in the setting for the dramiher "Boy Gets Girl." Today it's the "Rage of Paris;" at the Riti who'll be in rage about the town remains to be seen. i I Louis Hayward, Danielle Darrieux and Douglas Fairbanks, jr in "The Rage of Paris," feature today and Wednesday at the Ritz theater. Meetings T0A Tice garden group 3 p. with Mrs.

Henry Daniels. Daughters of Wesley Bible rlasa 8:80 p. at the church school annex, Royal Palm avenue. Mrs. W.

Stewart, hostess. Lydia Shands Wesley Bible class 5:30 p. at the church school annex. Royal Palm avenue. Grand Avenue missionary society p.

with Mrs. P. A. Sparks, Palmlee Park. Junior American Legion auxiliary 4 p.

at the Legion home. Y. W. A. 8 p.

at the iFrst Baptist church. Election of officers, all members urged to attend. American Legion auxiliary 8 p. m.i at the Legion home. TOMORROW Junior Business Women's club 7:30 p.

with Miss Mildred Davis and Miss Esther McCall, EI Paso avenue. Election of officers, all members urged to attend. R. N. A.

clul 8 p. with Mrs. G. A. Lundquist, 530 Royals ton street.

LOCAL 0JY MABGAUT ICELI DOVUG Edith Edith really earned her trip to the d. h. and in addition to, that, I've put her there to prove my generous nature. She wanted me to have that honor but I feel that everyone should strive to give more than they receive! As for you Bob. you'd better shush.

Yoi'd look funny in that little house, especially if you were wearing baby shoes. Anyone who doesn't know the difference in a lighted and dark place of business nor shrip from crab meat has absolutely no room to make noises. If it wasn't for Labor day holi days I don't suppose workin' peo ple would ever have a chance to lLw Fox worthy, Mrs. E. M.

SaleyrMrs. F. Rutledge, Mrs. Colcord, Mrs. C.

R. Wade, Mrs. C. C. Sherman, Mrs.

A. L. Watford, Mrs. Sands, Mrs. B.

P. Pearce, Mrs. Whisnant, Miss Margaret Kader, Miss Carolyn Hagen and Miss Dora Jenny. sity, Durham. For the past sev eral years she has been a member of the faculty of the Lenoir high school.

Mr. Hitner, the' son of Major and Mrs. Harrv F. Hitner of Oakmont, is a graduate of Staunton mili tary academy and Carnegie Insti tute of Technology. He is in business at Fort Myers Beach.

With W. W. Watson they expect soon to open the "Island Store" at the beach. The Hitners purchased a home in McPhie Park at the beach. ployed as a teacher in the Ever glades high school arrived Friday from her home in LaBelle.

Mrs. J. J. Gormican and two daughters Mary Pat and Kathleen went to Fort Myers Friday. Mrs.

Gormican went to the dentist and returned on Sunday. While in Fort Myers she visited her sister Mrs. J. Y. Powell and Mr.

Powell. Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Thorp and Miss Mary Devine Thorp spent Friday in Miami shopping. Dr. and Mrs. M. S.

Pender returned to Everglades Sunday evening from their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. D. Graham Cope-land arrived Sunday from three weeks vacation at Hendersonville, N.

C. While away Mr. Copeland visited friends and relatives in Bamberg, S. C. his old home.

Ray Barnes, state conservation agent of Bonita springs spent Saturday here on business. A. H. Peiter, A. J.

Little and Major Close of the WPA office at Miami spent' Friday here on business. They visited Marco island accompanied by F. J. Frankenhoff, where a new project will start on the Collier City school. Bud Kirk of Marco was appointed as timekeeper and Mr.

Yates was appoint-e das foreman of the project. The work will begin Tuesday, Sept. 6, and will continue for about four months'. The work includes a new water tank and tower, a basketball court and landscaping. Henry Thompson of Chokoloskee spent Saturday here on business.

Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lowe and daughter Evelyn spent Friday shopping in Miami.

Mrs. R. M. Gilbert of Estero is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.

S. Lewis, and Lewis over the week-end. Everglades Mr. and Mrs. N.

D. Norman who visited their daughter, Mrs. J. Wy-man Russell and Mr. several days this week, returned to their home in Mowltrie, Ga.

Friday. They planned to stop en route home at Lake Wales for a short with Mr. Norman's brother. Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Janes and children Pauline, Jay and Rhoda returned Monday evening from an extended trip to Kentucky and Tenessee. They were gone three weeks. Clarnce Nelson of Miami spent Thursday night and Friday at the guest of Mr.

and S. S. Jolley. He was entertained on Friday with a fishing trip among the Ten Thousand islands. The party included Mr.

and Mrs. S. S. Jolley and Miss Eleanor Tarpley. Ed Scott spent the week-end in Fort Myers with his family.

Mrs. B. C. Garrettson spent the week-end here with her husband. Miss Florence Royer who is em- Fall FLOVER CEED3 Everglades Flower Shop No, 13 Theatre Arcade HIGHEST CLASS V-- LOW PRICE Press Printing Publlshlns Co.

Collier Arcade Phoaa Mtf Lnciao Lucas, GeaL Mgr. Ceremony Performed by Rev. R. A. Guy at Home of Hoists Miss Elizabeth Josephine Sheppard, daughter of Mrs.

John Elza Sheppard, and Frank C. Alderman, son of Frank C. Alderman and the late Rossie Evans Alderman, were united in marriage at a 5 o'clock weddinir vesterdav at the palmlee Park residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack G.

Hoist, brother-in-law and sister of the bride. The Rev. Rembert.A. Guy, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiated in the presence of the families and a few intimate friends. The young couple took the vows before an altar at the end of the living room.

Potted palms formed a background for floor baskets of white asters and candles in cathedral candelabra lighted the setting. Baskets of roses, asters and other flowers were arranged throughout the house. George R. Lynn, pianist, played group of musical selections as fno nnaofa urova a com nl inn1 anrl played the Bridal March from Lohengrin as the processional. The bride entered the room on the arm of Mr.

Hoist, who gave her in marriage. She was wed in her going away dress of Teal blue crepe, two piece and fashioned with a full biouse appliqued in Dusty Pink and Wine. The short skirt was pleated all the way around. She wore a short veil with her small blue felt hat. Her corsage was of gardenias, Miss Mary Elza Hoist, niece of the bride and her bridesmaid, wore a Dirndl frock of Wine crepe and her accessories were of black.

With her black felt hat she wore an off-the-face veil and her corsage was of gardenias. James E. Hendry, was the best man. Mrs. Sheppard's dress was of blue figured crepe with a white background and her corsage was of pink roses.

Mrs. Hoist was dressed in lavender chiffon with white accessories and her corsage was of pink roses, An informal reception was held immediately after the wedding. Miss Jacqueline Hoist, wearing an aqua crepe frock and Miss Betty Fauikner, wearing a black crepe dress, assisted in the serving of wedding cake and punch. The bride's table, spread with a lace cloth, was centered with a tiered wedding cake adorned with a miniature bride and groom. White candles in crystal holders were placed on either side of the cake.

Asters in pastel shades formed the decorations in the dining room. Mrs. Alderman, with her mother came to Fort Myers from Americus, three years ago to make their home. The bride's father, the late John Elza Sheppard, at the time of his death was a prominent lawyer in Americus and had served as mayor of that city as well as having represented Sumter county in the state legislature and senate for several years. Mrs.

Alderman' was graduated from the Americus high school and later took a secretarial course at the Americus business college. For the past two years she has been employed at the First National bank. The groom, a native of Fort Myers received his elementary education in local public schools and later was graduated from the University of Virginia law school. He is a member of the law firm of Alderman and Alderman. Mr.

and Mrs. Alderman, left late yesterday by motor for New Orleans where they plan to spend their honeymoon. They plan to be away two weeks and upon their return will occupy their home on Avalon street. BIBLE CLASS MEETING The Trueheart Wesley Bible class will meet at 3:30 this afternoon with Mrs. Rembert A.

Guy at 217 First street. Mrs. Ed Scott, Miss Eula Kells and Miss Von Lawrence are joint hostesses'. News-Press Booh-A-Weeh Special Concession Coupon "World's Greatest Literature" 20 Beautiful Volumes Coupon No. 3 When yon have a complete set of coupons (1 thru 7) redeem at Parker's Book Store.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson and their daughter, Zilla, of Mobile, have arrived for a visit in Fort Myers.

They are the guests of Mrs. Patterson's sister, Mrs. Roy Cochran and Mr. Cochran. Miss Carmelite Mook returned to Iter home in Tampa Sunday after a visit of two weekB in Fort Myers.

She has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hawkins.

Dick Bishop returned to his home in St. Petersburg yesterday after a visit of a week in Fort Myers. He has been the guest of Bill Reynolds, jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Russell returned to Fort Myers yesterday after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Washburn of Ever- lades. They all motored to Miami fcunday. Miss Lydie Whiting returned to Tampa yesterday after spending the week-end in Fort Myers.

While here she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wintle at their home in Lovejoy Court. Mrs. W.

W. Stewart, Miss Linnie Draughon, Miss Carolyn Forehand, Miss Barbara Whitehurst and Miss Sara Stewart spent the week-end at Fort Myers Beach. Mr. and Mrs. II.

J. Thomas returned to Fort Myers yesterday. They spent the week-end with friends in Tampa and Clearwater. Mrs. II.

T. Parrish returned to her home in lakeland yesterday after a visit of week in Fort Myers. She has been the guest of Mrs. Lucy Rice. Miss Myra Rice accompanied her and plans to remain there a week." Wendell, Moore returned to Orlando yesterday where he is employed.

He spent the' week-end with Mrs. Moore in Fort Myers. Emil B. Williams of Tampa spent "week-end with relatives and mends rort Myers. Dr.

and Mrs. J. V. Giddens, of Daytona Beach returned to their home yesterday after spending the week-end in Fort Myers. While here they were the guests of Dr.

and Mrs. J. V. Giddens, jr. Leland Giddens remained here to attend school.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rouby and their daughter of Tampa spent the week-end with relatives in Fort Myers. The Revfand Mrs, J. J.

Mussel-white, Mrs. Mildred Bennett and Miss Ila Mae Riy left Sunday for a visit of two weeks in Cleveland, Tenn. Mrs. C. T.

Tooke and her son, Charlton, are spending a week with 1 datives in Lekela'nd. Miss Ena Gallimore, who is attending a beauty school in Tampa, Kpent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. R. Gallimore. Miss Lorraine and Miss Margaret Blasingim, Miss Margaret Marsh, Miss Pearl Danley.

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Sandford, Mrs. W. L. Riles and Billy Riles motored to St. Petersburg yesterday.

Billy, who has recently been appointed first lieutenant to company remained there to continue his work at Florida military academy. George Allen spent the week-end with friends in Miami. Mrs. George Presson and her children of Sarasota visited friends in Fort Myers yesterday. The Rev.

and Mrs. J. W. Swan-son, Miss Catherine and Miss Grace Haas, Miss Mattie Scott, Miss Amanda Hines, Richard Peterson, Wilson Strausbaugb. and Willie Sparks attended a state rally lor young people of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church yesterday in West Palm Beach.

J. E. Brecht returned to Tampa yesterday after spending the weekend with his family in Fort Myers. Mr. and Mrs.

John Deal and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cannon of Jacksonville spent the week-end at Fort Myers Beach, Osmond Osteen of Ft.

Pierce spent the week-end with relatives in Fort Myers! Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Thompson and their son, Claude, returned to their home in Lakeland Sunday. They spent the past two weeks at Fort Myers Beach.

W. R. Smith motored to Jack- sonville Sunday. Mrs. Smith and their son, Richard, who have been visiting relatives there, returned to Fort Myers with him yesterday.

Mrs. Vessie L. Johnson, her daughter, Miss Margaret and her son, j. u. miss Margaret i ODSt ana W.

H. Morris spent yesterday with relatives in Bradenton Miss Ouida Gatlin left Sunday for her home in Opp, Ala. She spent the past month in Fort Myers, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G.

C. Gatlin. Mrs. W. E.

Dance, Mrs. Ralph Frye, Miss Julia Barron, Miss Elizabeth Perry and Miss Edith Nye spent the week-end in Ocala. They attended a Christian Endeavor meeting. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Flint, their son, Von Lee, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Walters and their daughter, Juani-ta, spent the week-end with relatives in Miami.

Orton Jones returned td Fort Myers yesterday after spending the week-end with relatives in Lakeland. Howard Gill spent the week-end in Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. B.

Neeley are spending a month in North Carolina. J. B. Ross of Tampa arrived yesterday for a visit of a week in Fort Myers. He is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Bryant E. Pearce at their home in Riverside. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Russell Hord of St. James City announce the birth of a son, Saturday night. Moore Haven Mrs. Florence H. Ryan and Chas.

W. Ryan left Tuesday for a visit in Charleston, S. C. Miss Elizabeth Harpole who has been visiting friends here accompanied them as far as Jacksonville on her way to her home in Henderson, N. C.

-Ross Robertson left Wednesday morning for his home in Winter Park after spending the past year in Moore Haven as manager of the Everglades Milling company. He resigned that position last week and has made no definite arrangements regarding the future. fJl Ailfj MORE Happy Birthday Ted Evans, Louise Thornton, Dick Bowden, John Hall, Stuart Senneff, Donovan Phyllis Edwell, Mrs. L. M.

Clement. Baptist Women Meet at Church Mrs. Baker Whisnant presided over the meeting of the Woman's missionary society yesterday at the First Baptist church. The opening song, Time to be Holy," with Mrs. W.

L. Sands at the piano, was followed by the devotional led by Mrs. Tom Colcord. Mrs. Sands offered prayer.

Reports were given by all the circle leaders. 0 Personal service work for this month will be making garments for the children at the Lee county chil-drens home at Alva. An all-day meeting for this purpose will be held at the church Sept. 14. Mrs.

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