Caldwell Watchman from Columbia, Louisiana • 4

Paffo 4-A The Caldwell Watchman Progress Wednesday, December IS, 1091 poken- Daniel. McFadden vows are Christmas trees decorated with twinkling lights and red velvet bows surrounded by massive pots of red poinsettias formed a setting for the ceremony which united in marriage Miss Sherri Michele Daniel and Michael E. McFadden December 14 In North Monroe Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Billy J. Daniel of Monroe and Mr. McFadden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ME.

McFadden of Columbia, Louisiana. Dr. Steven Fowler, minister of North Monroe Baptist Church, performed tfie double ring ceremony at 5:00 p.m. Nuptial music was provided by Miss Juha Russell, who accompanied Mrs. Bill Arrington as she sang "Our Love in Christ" and a duet with Mrs.

Arrington and Hamp Hardee singing. "Parents Prayer." Given in marhage by her lather, the bride wore a gown of white stain and Alencon lace styled with a puff at the shoulder, long white sleeves of English netting and re-embroidered Alencon lace ending in points at the wrist. The bodice and back of dress were covered with Alencon lace, seed pearls, and spatkied iiidoscents. A lull circular skirt was attached to tne drop waist. cndrg a cathedral length irah.

Alencon lace appliques adorned tno skirt bont and tram. A bow dacorated the back waist. Her veil of illusion hig.tightad soad port? and quins. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses, white lily of the valley, and baby's breath. Mrs.

Mark Cuerriero, matron of honor, wore a gown of emerald green velvet The tea length dress featured long sleeves, a V-back and peplum top. She carried a large red poinsettia surrounded by fresh Christmas greenery. Maid of honor and bridesmaids, who were dressed identically to the matron of honor, wen Miss Keri Glasgow, maid of honor, attendants Mrs. Sandy McClain, Miss Sundee Slusher, Miss Sherri Bragg, Mrs. Kim Hearn, and Miss Cynthia McFadden, sister of Ine groom.

JZi 1 Mrs. Michael E. McFadden November 24 a kitchenbath On November 9 a miscella mas arrangement graced the table which held the brides book presided over by Mrs. Brad Smith. The bride attended Northeast La.

University, where she was a member of Kappa Delta Sorority. She will be employed as a registered nurse. The groom attended Northeast La. University, where he was a member of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. He will be employed by Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals.

After a wedding trip to Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, the couple will make their home in New Orleans, La. shower was held at the home of Carolyn Fox, co-hostessed by Judy Mack. Jane Jones was a co-hostess for a Christmas shower for the intended bride in the Jones home on December 2, with Karen Embanato, Pat Naron and Martha Dampier. A lingerie shower was held on December 6 In the home of Kim Ream. Hostesses were Miss Ream were Sundee Slusher, Sheri Bragg, Stephanie Neal and Shea Wyatt neous shower was held at the First Baptist Church of Columbia with Ida Adams, Kay Barrett, Jenny Duckett, Loretta Kenney, Doty Fore, Delena Jackie Stamper, Lynette Weeks, Janine Adams, Gale Canoll, Joyce Causey, Faye Harris, Jo Ann Nelson, Betty Shores, Lon Wallace and Myrtis Wilks as hostesses.

A miscellaneous shower was held November 23 in the home of Janis Hit Co-hostesses were Janis, Hill, Ina Daniel, Pat Fisher, Kay Flickenger, Reata Slusher and Karen Woods. Serving as best man was Elgin McFadden, father of the groom. Groomsmen were Randy Monk, Bob McKoin, Scott Erwin, Jim Wallace, Keith Dufour, and Patrick Daniel, brother of the bride. Mrs. Daniel chose for her daughter's wedding a cream suit featuring pearls and lace covering the fitted jacket Mrs.

McFadden wore a pink suit featuring lace on sleeves and bodice of jacket Mrs. Jim Wallace, sister of the groom, presided over the guest book at the church. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Northeast Louisiana University Alumni Center. The Alumni Center was decorated with many trees, wreaths, and Christmas lights. The refreshment tables were covered with white cut work cloths and centered with a large epergne of Christmas greenery and red poinsettias.

Punch bowls were presided over by Miss Kim Albritton and serving the wedding cake was Miss Robin Vamer and Miss Kim Waller. Serving the grooms' cake was Mrs. Barbara Dowting. Coffee was served by Mrs. Judy Mock.

A Christ- Newly-elected chairperson McClain and Keri Glasgow were hostesses for a shower in honor of the couple, held at the Martin home. Showers November 8, Lori Martin, Monica Guerriero, Cynthia McFadden, Kala Smith, Lanette Bell, Sandy Columbia news By Lois Woods Mrs. Pat Tarver celebrated a birthday on December 15th in the home of Miss Nancy Tarver and Mrs. Wenda Jenkins in Lafayette. She was accompanied by Metisha Jenkins.

Mrs. Shirley Sievers of Wool en Lake celebrated a birthday on-December 1 6. i i in St. Francis Hospital several days last week. 1 Miss Vicki McCarty of Rus-ton visited her parents, Danny and Tommie McCarty and Daniel one day last week.

Mrs. Lesker Moore was a patient in Citizens Medical Center several days last week! Julia and Harold Brown of Minden were here several days last week to visit their son, Phillip Brown who has been a patient in St Francis Hospital several days. He had the misfortune to get a fall at his home resulting in a broken leg. Mrs. Joan Kitchens is now at home following hospitalization Winters has also held positions on several state boards and commissions including the State Welfare Board, the Louisiana Juvenile Probation and Parole Council, the Louisiana P.T.A.

Board of Managers, and Louisiana Education Advisory Committee for Gifted and Talented. She chaired the Louisiana Dairy Stabilization Board jpf-ttixich. -she a member In addition to her work with the Democratic Party, Winters has served on study commissions at the state level for compensation for judges and for compensation for members of the Legislature. She also was a member of the Louisiana Supreme Court Committee to study the change of jurisdiction of appeal of crimTriaTcases" frCwf the Supreme Court, to lfrp. Courts of Appeal.

from 1974-1976. A Salute In 1964 Mary Lou Winters was a first-tima delegate to the Democratic National Convention. She has served as a delegate to each convention sines that time and this year will attend holding the second highest Party position In the state. The above photo, though not a recent one, Is the favorite of her husband, Dr. H.H.

Winters. to i In honor of the A Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of ifj Marcus Elsie Thornhill JP their children grandchildren t)Jr request the pleasure of your company 'JL, at a reception on Sunday, the Twenty-second of December WrH Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-one from two until four in the afternoon in the home of Mr. Mrs. Charles Simons 700 Lakeside Avenue Columbia, Louisiana 9 Caldwell Parish resident Mary Lou Winters was elected as first vice-chairperson of the Louisiana Democratic Party Central Committee in Baton Rouge last week. She will serve a four-year term in that position.

Mrs. Winters has been an elected member of the State Central Committee from 1972-80 and from 1984 to the present. She has also served as a member of the State Central Executive Committee since 1983, and as Louisiana Democratic National committee woman from 1972-80. She served as delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1964, 1968, 1972, 1980, 1984 and 1988. STUDENTS.

6 i. NO GIFTS, PLEASE MARY LOU WINTERS recently elected FIRST VICE-CHAIRPERSON LOUISIANA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE 4-Year Term Making All Of Us Proud FRIENDS OF MARY LOU WINTERS P-1A is looking for Meter Cheaters That's right, and Pierce Service Company are looking for homeowners in our area no install our "Meter Cheater" Efficiency heating and cooling systems. We need to install a few of these systems in area homes for monitoring. These systems got their nickname "Meter Cheater" because their so efficient they use only a fraction of the energy of older systems. If you qualify for the "Meter Cheater" program: 1 -LP will finance 100 of the cost of the system.

2 Pierce Service Company will install a meter to monitor the energy usage of the system. 3 Pierce Service Company will reimburse you for the first three months energy usage of the system. Call now for more information or come by our new office in the Walmart shopping center in Winnsboro: PIERCE SERVICE COMPANY 435-7110 1-800-737-4328 books on the list. After a student reads a book he or she is tested on their knowledge of what they have read by a computerized program. Students collect points according to computer evaluations and are rewarded various prizes according to points collected.

Because computers are used for testing and record keeping an additional asset of the program is that students are learning' to use computers in a meaningful way. With the large number of books to choose from, most students will use the Accelerated Reader Program for many years. The participating students at Kelly Elementary are really enjoying this program. Funding for the program is a cooperative effort by the Chapter I program, Caldwell Parish School Board and the State of Louisiana..