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(TIPTON bAILV TRIBUNE PAQfi THREE SOCIETY SECTION Phone 67. MARY LOU WILLIAMS, Editor. Please Phone Items by 11 A. M. Live Wire Class Reports Officers for New Year Fellows Entertain at Dinner Party Miss Louise Brehm Becomes the Bride of Robert If.

Baitz at Arcadia I The Arcadia Christian church was the. scene of a beautiful fall we'dding Sunday at 7 p. when Miss Louise Brehm, daugh- ter of Lowell Brehm of Arcadia, became the bride of Robert H. Baitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Baitz of Arcadia. Rev. Dennis Halsebeck, pastor of the church, read the dou- Windfall, (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fellow entertain- The Live Wire Bible class Rev.

and Mrs. O. C. Bogue the First Baptist church recent- and son, Jimmie, of Kokomo, ly met with Mrs. Ed Bodd.

The and Mrs. Cora J. Krider, of meeting was opened with the Jonesboro, at a lovely dinner group singing "Near the Cross." party at their country home Prayer was given by S. A. Gor- north of Windfa.ll Sunday, don and devotions, by Rev.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moor- Blaine Bishop. man, of Phlox, were afternoon Robert Luttrell was in charge guests and they acabmpanied of the business meeting. The Mrs.

Krider who has been the secretary's report was given guest of her sister, Mrs. Feland the nominating committee: low and husband for the past "reported the following officers week to her home at Jonesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Fellow, who have not been in good health were able to go along and enjoyed the trip.

MEETING IS POSTPONED. for the new year: President, Mrs. Floyd Kinnet; vice-president. Mrs. Robert Luttrell: secretary and treasurer.

Mrs. Ira Melson; reporter. Mrs. Mary Bol.don. and pianist.

Mrs. 'Gertrude Lane. A clever contest was enjoyed' Thc W.C.T.U. meeting that after the business meeting. Sides was scheduled to meet Wednes- were chosen bv Rev.

Bishop and da at the home of tn Misses Mrs. Lawrence Stockriale. with Jennie and Mary Gray, has been Rev. Bishop's side being the Postponed because of the death winner. This was the revealing of the sunshine pals and each received a lovely gift at thc close cf the evening.

Mrs. Dodd. assisted by her daughter. Julia Burkett. and Mrs.

Hattie Bockover, served delicious refreshments to the 30 members who were presnt. ble ring ceremony in the pres- ence of a number of relatives and friends of the couple. The candlelit altar was decorated 1 with palms and ferns. Candlea- bras were at each side of the al! tar. Preceding and during the cer- emony, Mrs.

Don Hope of Cicero played several piano numbers and accompanied Miss Madge Loomis, of Indianapolis, who sang Promise Me," "Al- jways" and "I Love You I The bride, who was given in 'marriage by her father, was gowned in white satin fashioned with a shoulder yoke of lace and i long sleeves which tapered, into points over the hands. The gown was fitted at the bodice and the full skirt fell into a long train. Her veil of illusion was fingertip length. The bride carried an arm bouquet of white chrysanthemums. The maid of honor Miss Betty Gunning, wore a blue chiffon of Mrs.

Lee Mrs. Leatherman was a member of the W.C.T.U. Members of the organization will attend funeral services in a group. FOSTER CLASS. gown with a fitted bodice, fash- Today Is Women 1 Dait; 65 Per Cent of Voters Are Ladies polls.

An New York, Nov. 7. (INS) is Lady's Day at the Wed 50 Years estimated 65 percent of ioned with a full skirt and short a th uflock to the voting booths will be the largest percentage in- this country's history. In addition; women candidates are playing a more prominent role than ever before, with 25 running for congress. This also constitutes! a new record.

Spotlighted jn the political area are glamorous Clare Boothe Luce arid her. democratic opponent, attractive, dark- sleeves. She wore blue flowers in her hair and carried an arm bouquet of pink chrysanthemums. Eugene Baitz, cousin of the groom, was best man. A wedding reception was held at the home of the groom's parents following the ceremony.

The table was centered with a tiered wedding cake topped with a immature bride and haired Margaret Connors, bat Fifty close friends and relatives tu election to congress of the couple attended. from onnectiC whic held an early (election, has already re-elected Rep. Margaret Chase Smith (R.) for a third term. On the Democratic side, Helen Gahagan Douglas, wife of Movie Actor Melvyn Douglas, is a leading contender for congresswoman from California. She has been campaigning actively, not only on her own behalf but for President Roosevelt the couple attended.

The house was decorated with fall flowers. Miss Brehm was graduated from the Arcadia high school with the class of 1943. Mr. Baitz was graduated from the Arcadia high school in 1940 and later from the Central Normal college at Danville. He is now employed at the C.

A. plant in The couple will reside in Indianapolis. Bozells Honor Small Daughter at Party Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bozell of East Union, entertained at a dinner party Monday evening in honor of their daughter, Claudia Faye, who celebrated her first birthday anniversary.

Guests were Claudia's grand- Members of the Foster class the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ray Nash on road 28 Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. Everyone is- asked to bring something for a fruit auction. Barefoot Girls Cook and Serve Meals for Guerrilla Commanders and trie rest of Rep.

Mary T. the ticket. Norton, (D.) of By HOWARD HANDLEMAN, INS Staff Correspondent. A Seventh Division Post, the barrio where Lieut. Joseph F.

St. John and his Filipino guer- rilla fighting men operated a secret radio during Leyte's occupa- i tion by Japs, barefoot girls cooked and served our supper of rice, banana salad and chicken. I New jersey, dean of women in jthe house, is considered a safe for re-election, as are three i Republican Sumner, Edith Nourse iRogers, and Frances JP. Bolton, (Ohio). Other women Republican candidates include Mrs.

Margaret Adams Rockwell, of Arizona, and Edith Shaffelr Stearrisj of Florida. 1 They were girls of the worn-i John told the story of his years loOVietS tO en's auxiliary service, trained tojin the Philippines since Bataan, rti Ojifir tho mpn nrnwried close and the MOVE TO MICHIGAN. cook, sew and wash for the guerrillas, they trained publicly the men crowded close and women stood in the background Hoist Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warner of route 1, Tipton, left today for Muskegon, where they plan to make their home.

Mr. parents- Mr. and Mrs. Walter i Warner will work in the Bozell, route 4, Tipton, and Mr. I Moscow, 7.

(INS) A. pledge thatj the armies of Soviet Russia will "hoist!" the hammer and sickle- over the post- and Mrs. C. A. Downes, South West street; Mrs.

Claudia Smith, Miss Phyllis Smith and Miss Ann Downes. I office there. BELGIAN ART REAPPEARS I in the town where there no Japs! and tried hard to understand the during the occupation. English conversation. Nearly every Sunday, in white Most Filipinos know English, i uniforms with a flier on the left 11 has been the official language sleeve and a triangle around and the schools use it.

Even the capital of Berlin has the auxiliary's initials on the I Ja nad to use English in prop-! been faade by Premier Marshal 'right sleeve, these patriotic aganda against' America. young Filipino women under-' A few Filipinos on Leyte un -J In speech 'derstand the language but on the 27th anniversary 'of the Bolshevist revolution, went training. Mrs. Jesse Mcintosh of North Independence street, was in Indianapolis Monday. AT FIRST SIGN OF A 666 Cold Preparations as directed USE Brussels, (INS) Thousands of famous paintings', expensive carpets, antiques and priceless carvings are coming out of hiding.

Belgians buried them in their gardens or carted 4 the country and hid them when the Germans came in. The Germans burned Louvain University Library for the second time in 24 years. Of 900,000 books only 15,000 were saved. Of precious manuscripts 15 alone it is spoken quickly as we speak Every day they studied first, slang idiom they can GENUINE PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS MIRRORS (Guaranteed) EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IN TIPTON COUNTY Compion Son aid and made' hats, shirts and bags for the guerillas. Constance Alberb, 19, one of the girls who waited on us and waved flies away from the table with a long twig'full of leaves and buds, told the story of organization at the request of St.

John, 24-year-old Philadelphian of the army signal corps, who worked along with the guerillas on Leyte from August 27. 1943 until today. Constancie said, "there were no Japs in our town, so we drilled in the square every Sunday. We marched like in military drill and had three platoons in the town in addition to many branches in the barrios. "We had 32 men and one officer in each platoon, at least we called ourselves "men." We were willing to fight but we were unarmed.

The guerillas wouldn't let us' go to fight the Japs. Learn First Aid. "We had a lady captain in our town," Constancie explained, Plaid Flannel Shirts JUST THE THING FOR THE COLD DAYS $1.98 WESTERN AUTO IT'S ALWAYS BEST TO SEND FLOWERS from Tauer Floral Company 312 West Jackson Phone 350 POTATOES 100 $2.99 KRAUT CABBAGE $1.19 Warehouse Market not understand it at all St. John took advantage of this to tell us. things that these gallant Filipino guerillas would have been embarrassed to hear.

New Cory don Boy Is Awarded Medal With the American Infantry Division Somewhere in the Southwest Pacific (Delayed). leading his men in the attack on the Japanese emplacements during the battle of Hill 260 at Bougainville, Staff Sergeant Frederick Of New Corydon, has been awarded the bronze star medal. The award is given for meritorious performance of duty under fire. As a squad leader in the it- tack on the Japanese, Sgt. Fennig moved among his men directing theinfire despite the Jap shells.

At one point in the battle, a flame thrower was to the supreme Stalinl said that this war not only must be won but future wars pnade impossible, and add will beat the German Fascists in their own lair hoist the Soviet flag over Berlin." 'The emblem of Soviet Russia, Stalin said, will fly over the Wilhelmstrasse "in the very near future." Thirty German divisions have been put off from East Prussia in the Baltic states and are being nammered! to "smithereens," Stalin said. "and Miss Carmen Pun, a Chi- fought up to destroy topffl- 1 boxes. Sgt. Fennig covered us advance to a forward position nese, taught us first She taught us how to aid the wounded and how to treat skin diseases. She lectured every day.

"We did everything we could to help the guerillas and then on September 19 the Japs came to our town. They said every boy and girl in our town was a guerilla and told us to surrender. "Some of us fled to the mountains. Here we help the guerillas however we can. We have bags for from cocoanut contain patterns and many kinds and medicine.

"The medicines are from the United States." she explained eagerly. "I don't know how many of us girls there are on Leyte, but I think its more than 500." In -the barrio the girls live with their families. Constancie lives with her Her fa ther, Carlos Albero, was a vet- of World War I and she spoke his name reverently. Her brother is a member of the civilian who help the live in town. Constancie.

said she is "going back to -town as soon as there is peace and order." She complained of the barrio people. "They are innocent. They do not know to go to air raid shelters during an alarm! They want to see airplanes. In town we go to the air raid shelter." The girls.take a minor role in community life although they have the dignity of informal laughter and conversation with But after'the workday, the men eat without women and a few young boys serve the food and keep the lamps going. And after supper, while St.

where it could deliver effective fire. The sergeant later was wounded and removed from the "battle scene. Before entering military service, Sgt. Fennig attended Jefferson high school, where- he played on- the basketball team. He is a former employee of the Eastern Indiana'Oil Supply company.

Overseas for 33 months, the New Corydon veteran has seen service in Australia, New Cal edonia, Guadalcanal, Fiji islands and Bougainville. Mac 8 Forces to Receive Ribbons XMAS SHOPPING New York, Nov. 7. (INS) election campaign over, a nevjr campaign opens in New York the the slogan "Do your Christmas shopping early." Thej Retail Dry Goods association, announcing the opening of the Christmas shopping season tomorrow, said the advanced date was chosen because of wartime transportation and manpower shortages. Joe E.

Brown's Injured Daughter Rests Comfortably Philippines, Nov. (INS) Every soldier of General Douglas MacArthUr's invasion force will receive the Phil ippine campaign of liberation after 30 days of service, it was announced Monday by Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, Philippine minister of information.

A second Philippine defense go to those who participated in the Corregidor and Bataan campaigns. The campaign of liberation ribbon will have two small vertical blue and. white stripes against a background of red, the defense ribbon will be red with narrow white vertical stripes at each end with three stars arranged vertically in the center, representing Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, three island groups within the Philippines. General Franco may yet have to walk Spanish. Santa Monica; Nov.

(INS) Mary 14-year- old daughter ol Comedian Joe E. Briwn, was 'jresting comfortably" last following an operation on her leg, injured in an automobile crash. Maify suffered a compound fracture of the right leg as well as a skull fracture and severe concussion, when the car in which she was riding collided with one. driven by Freddie Bartholomew, former child actor, late Saturday night: Bartholomew was uninjured but his grandfather, Frederick Bartholomew, 85, received head injuries. Mary's sister, Cathryn, suffered cuts and contusions of the spine.

Both the elder Bartholomew and Cathryn were reported 'but of danger, however. Dr. Lawrence R. Leidig, orthopedist, who performed an hour-long operation on Mary's leg last night in an effort to save it, said the girl had come through the surgery in excellent fashion and he believes-the limb will be saved, The! census bureau 'estimates that there are more women in this country than men, which it increasingly difficult for af man to feet a streetcar seat. BOTH BUND since birth, Mr.

and Mrs. John P. Young of Philadelphia, above, observe 50th wedding anniversary. They are the parents of six children, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren, and though they have never seen each other or their children, they have vivid Impressions, seen through the eyes of love and mutual understanding. (International) McDaniels Honored at Pitch-in Dinner Legionnaires to Consider Military Training at Parley Indianapolis, Nov.

7- (INS) Post-war compulsory military training will be one of the leading topics at conferences of American Legion leaders in Indianapolis Nov. 14 to 18. State commanders and adjutants will hold their annual meeting Nov. 14 to 17; nearly all of the national commissions, boards and committees -will meet Nov. 17 and the' national executive committee will hold a conference Nov.

18 to 20. Besides National Commander Edward N. Scheiberling, speakers will; include Brig. Gen. Frank T.

Hines, administrator of veterans' affairs; M. T. Kelleher, national defense chairman, who will outline the campaign for universal' military training legislation; Past" National Commander Alvin Mi Owsley. Few of the racketeers that 1 Governor Dewey sent to prison are planning to vote for him in November. ALSO THE FAMOUS WARM MORNING STOVES Master Feed Supply Co.

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and Mrs. Forrest McDan- ieL entertained at their home near Curtisville Sunday in honor of their son, Lieut. Walter McDaniel and wife of Ft. Sumner, N. M.

'A pitch-in dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour and the dining table was centered with a large white wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom for Lieut, and Mrs. McDaniel who were married in July at Baton Rouge, La. The following guests were present for the day: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wallingsford; Mr.

and Mrs. Stafford Wallingsford, and daughters, Martha and Jenny, of Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. Dilver Dellinger and children, Dick, Jan and Rosemary; Mr. and Mrs.

Alonzo Dellinger and children, Bobby Don, Irene and Ilene Dellinger; Mr. and Clarence Swindfbrd; Mr. add Mrs. Eugene McDaniel and son, Jimmy, all of Elwood; Mr. and Mrs.

Max Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. McDaniel; Mrs.

Phyllis McDaniel and children, Marshall, Janie and Danny, of Tipton; Petty. Officer Robert Hanlin, of Norfolk, Miss Dorothy Dellinger, of Elwood; Lieut. Robert Snyder, of Tipton; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker, son Dick, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Clingenpeel and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Duff Wallingsford and children, Patty, Sharon and John, 4f Indianapolis, were afternoon callers.

Mrs. Richard Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. N.

Stoner, of North West Street, went to Indianapolis Monday to visit for a few days with friends. RETURNS FROM VISIT Mrs. Harold Duda has returned to South Bend after visiting for several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

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