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The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 14

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The Beei
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Danville, Virginia
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14
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The Bee: Danville Va Monday August 25 1952 Two Social News Be Star yatt i o( iUui()n and The home was attractively deco ant wore blue njlon tulle and tnrlno IliiPh I I i vun4 rlon lnu nre InrA with mntfhinfT ha and rar lace with matching halo and car NEW! Procter Gamble's cor New miracle ingredients "Naturalizer" Dan the trip used offer Lilt's Waving lotion ilater at the breakfast a piece of Yanceyville High School and is Isilver in her chosen pattern now with the USA! 6600th Medi MKES WAVE LONGEST LASTING POSSIBLE Out of town guests were Mis Mary Hester grandmother of IN SHORTEST TIME POSSIBLE TODAY! Lilt wave is even more like Naturally Curly HairJ And now quests a full attendance NOW district (Two girls stort at same time 3 Saturday afternoon) A LILT WAVE a of marked IXATIVE 2 HOURS GONE 5 MORE TO GO SEND US YOUR and 5 prepared SCHOOL HIT WAVES LAST up to 3 TIMES LONGER I Ihnillt'i Best Clearwi CALLAHAN CLEANERS The Procter Gamble Co mamara II Wil or Mrs Moorefield is patient at Community Hospital register 1950 pri for local failed to comply with slate election laws which say that a candidate cannot run for office on one party licket and still be registered as 1 1 $300 PHONE CALL WITH 45TH DIVISION Korea A $300 phone call was made recently from To Avoid The Rush Tomorrow 1 Recoids show that cold weathei is just as likely to occur when the moon is new as when it is full or I in any other phase Anil best of all her Lilt wave is so permanent So much like Naturally Curly Hair it will last months and months! Can't Have Name Placed On Ballot Tobacco Growers Harvesting Crop Now her hair is set in pin curls for her hairdo! PHONE 3572 or Pickup Main Plant 125 Watson St' She used to make her wave really permanent! Her wave is now finished But what she Hill doss NOT know is HER WAVI ONLY SEMI PERMANENT I Won't lost nearly as long as a Lilt She started her Lilt at 3 o'clock It to'ok her only about an hour to finish the end le waving lotion efep iicludiiiff test curls! CHILDREN'S SCHOOL CLOTHES TODAY Brunswick Stew Honors Veteran Personals Cpl Douglas Walker son of Mr Jordan Community Hospt physician reported suffered tn in of bruises Hfs con considered serious The annual outing of Kaufman Brvdon Chapter OES will be held at Oven 6 Ballou Park Wednes day August 27 at 8 pm This will be a basket picnic for the mem bers their families and friends In case of rain the picnic will be held In the Banquel Hall 11th floor of the Masonic Temple W9 7 To Meet Circle 1 of Glenwood Pentecos tal Holiness Church will meet Chess Players Move Indoors The lieutenant was on rest leave in Japan kept saving we should harijr but we said Hume i la or travel the bride wore a powder blue linen suit with white accessories and the orchid from her prayer book The bride is a graduate' of George Washington High School and has been connected with the I in Washington The groom is a graduate of of $38000 brick shelter will house 14 tables with space for 28 and a goodly for ki Th octagonal structure NO OTE to HER TONIGHTI She still has HOVRSTO WAIT! NAMED SECRETARY RICHMOND Va Martha veai oni nicii rnotid lawyer is the new secretary of the commonwealth She was appointed Saturday by Gov Battle to succeed Mrs Thel ma Young Gordon who retires September 1 Miss Conway a native of Ral eieh has practiced law here Man Asks or Housekeeping License ington Mr and Mrs Davis Mr and Mrs Luther Pur gason of Blanch Mr and Mrs James A Johnson Miss Mae Davis of Greensboro Light Sales Expected In Eastern NEW YORK Central chess and checker players will move from the park benches into a brand new heated building this fall (hanks Io an anonoymous do nation The game gamp bitzei will be 35 feet in diameter The paik's several hundred chess and checker enthusiasts Of all ages have played outdoors in all kinds of weather since an old rustic wooden building burned down a number of sears ago pink roses The mother of the bridegroom wore brown sheer with matching accessories and a sage of talisman roses A reception was held at home of the bride After a southern wedding RALEIGH Sales on mar kets of the Eastern North Caro lina Belt are expected to bo light this week as growers are busy harvesting the 1 tlue cuied tobacco crop The markets sold 14405462 pounds during the first two days of operation last week at an aver age $5006 per hundred pounds The average was $165 under that of the corresponding period last year More lower quality grades weie sold and volume was up about million pounds Receipts of the lue Cured Stabilization Corpora tion under the government loan were around 13 per cent of gioss sales opening day compared with16 per cent for opening w'eek last year Prices remained steady on the Carolinas Border belt last week as gross sales totaled 41509408 pounds averaging $5414 per hun dred This was the heaviest volume of the season by around six mil lion pounds The price average re mained Hie same as the previous week Quality was lowered by in creased proportion of common and low' quality leaf grades South Carolina markets sold 23 442572 pounds last week at an average $5411 North Carolina sales totaled 18066836 pounds av eraging $5189 Rules Against orrest Bedell Of Reidsville Mr and Mrs Paul Cassada Claiborne Street have as their guests this week Mr and Mrs Salvatore Santone and daughter 'Ellen of Philadelphia Pa VACATIONING at Portoflno Italy actress Ingrid Bergman Rossellini carries her son Roberto pick a back The holiday resort Is on the Tigullio Gulf some 17 miles south of Genoa Ingrid Recently became the mother of twin girls Isabelland Ingrid (International) REILL still only $125 niot Mr ana Mrs 5 vnainani illdn IvlUlllvU UJ II tv TAirtn eo at rT' Qnlmnfa states after being overseas for over i i a year He is expected home witliinlr has announced that he 1W111 be a guest speaker and le LILT WAVE and hairdo styled toft LESS THAN 2 HOURS 1 452 o'clock SUMMER SPECIALS ON PERMANENTS $1 000 LOUISE BEAUTY SHOP OPERAORS: Mrs Alee Touchstone Mrs Lelo Jones Next Door Cot and iddle on loyd Street ormerly in Grant Building "SO UPSET BY 'CHANGE LIE' I SCREAMED AT MY HUSBAND!" (which you may not know about) Sha i now dartinir to wait 4 houm with her hair on curler (With No Neutraliser product! you need elow on curlers) Hill WAITING I She'll worried now She has a date al aevcnl vlllc la st his mother Mrs Nora Payne Hill! on Holbrook Avenue Lt Hill will sail Thursday from Norfolk on the aircraft carrier Leyte for live months of sea duty in the Mediter ranean is a vast improvement over regular neutralizers! RALEIGH orrest dell of Reidsville has been barred by a court decision from haying his name placed on the general election ballot as the Republican candidate for Congress in the ifth District The ruling was handed down Saturday by Wake Superior Court Judge Harris A notice of appeal to the State Supreme Court was given by attorney Clyde Randolph Jr of Winston Salem The Slate Board of Elections re fused several weeks ago to certify Bedell as the Republican candidatewhen It learned that he was listed on the Rockingham County regis tration books as a Democrat Testimony at the hearing Satur day indicated Bedell had ed as a Democrat in the marv elections to candidates who were his Bedell reported he later contacted his registrar and asked that his registration be changed to Repub lican The change was never re corded the court was told Judge Harris said Bedell Iiada member of another party in every LILT PACKAGE in every store! Surely you know tht LydU Plnkhtm'a le iflcally modem in action You know wnat It hu done for other But do you know what It will do for vouf Not if you haven't wperlenced the relief of tension "flashes" and irri tability It ao often brings at auch tlmeel Before another dav has passed try Lydia Pinkham a Vegetable Compound or new improrvd Tablets with added Iron and dtwover how much easier jour "change of may be I Younger women and aufferihi from functional pains monthly cramp and distress of menstruation find Pinkham's wonderful tool It containho paindrnrfentny dnpt It arts through sympatlMtie Rrvftu mrelem telite dwtt of Lynch Myer wedding party and friends was given riday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph William Lynch on North Main Street who enteitain jointly with their daughter Miss Conine Lynch an attendant in the wedding Saturday afternoon at Moffett Memorial Baptist I Mixed summer flowers foimed Ihe house deioiations and bridal ices nuts and mints were served The guests numbeied twenty five I including the honorees Mivs Betty! Jean Myers and Joseph William Lynch Jr writes Mrs Uebelacker of Mf Vernon "Now I don't svffor rom 'hot flash' and Are you going through of life" suffering the flashes" nervous tension Irri tability weakness and other types of functionally caused distress ol this difficult time? What Doctor' Toil Showtdl Then here' hope for you! In tcu by doctor Iydlk Com pouna nna uoiew invi reurr rrom such dlstrc 3 In nd 80 (repooUvlvl of th tMted Com plrt or nrtKtnp reliefl "NATURALIZER is used like a neutralizer but vpi wuugias wntKLi un mi and Mrs Tommie Walker of Route ao Kl nb Bell Conway Picnic To Be Event Of Mt Hermon Club The Mt Hermon Woman's Club will hold its annual picnic sup per Thursday at Oven 6 Ballou Paik beginning at 8:30 pm All members nd their families arc Invited to attend and bring picnic baskets Orioks will be furnishedby the club In case of rain the event will be postponed until a later date Order Eastern Star Activities Listed Mrs Irene Bas deputy grand lecturer of the Grand Chapter of Virginia Order of the Eastern Star will hold a school of instruction on Tuesday evening at 7:30 tn the Blue Lodge Room of the Masonic Temple This school Is held for the bene fit of all members as well as of ficers and the worthy matron and instructor requests a full attend ance 10 O'CLOCK SECOND STIf INISHED 7 hours after he started! And LOOK at that kinky friny 'W hair because it dried on th curlers! Now to i wet her hair nnd set 11 in pin curl! MK at Ramsey Miss Mary Gravely and Billy Gravely have Personals returned to their homes alter a ten dav viit to the latter's in law and sister Mr and Mrs Evans at Pensacola la Leggett MRS WAYNE WINSTON DAVIS Miss Dorothy Lee Browder daughter of Mr and Mrs A Browder? of this city? became the bride of Sgt Wayne Winston Davis USA son of Mr and Mrs Weldon Davis of Blanch on Saturday August 16 at 8 in Main Street Methodist Church he Rev Wal ter Lockett Jr performed the ceremony Palms and candles were used at the altar and a program of wed ding music was presented by Mis A Gunn organist and Miss Marie Lundie soloist The bride given in marriage'Tokyo to Chaseburg Wis by Sec by her father wore a ballerirta ond Lt Grant Hume to his length dress white nvlon tulle v'e Hilda over while satin with bodice and fitted sleeves of rosepoint lace She carried a while prajer book showered with white orchids Miss June Powell only attend 1 st a PAvn 1 hr 1 1 ivirs Lteua VttLiei anu vaeiKH ptnwuucu taw ucac 'sbiother RaKand returned yesterday from! for 13 years She is a graduate of I the University of Richmond Law The secretary of the common i certifies oroclamations extraditions and has day after spending three days in charge of oilier olticial state docu Washington visiting Mr and ments Mrs Richard Vernor Lynch Myers Bridal Party Honored After Rehearsal An after rebeaisal party for the Old Dominion MRS WARREN CUNDI The marriage of Miss Miriam Mattox daughter W' Mattox of Gretna and the late Elsie Haden Mattox to Warren Cundiff son of Mr and Mrs Beverly Cundiff also of Gretna icok place August 16 at four o'clock in the afternoon at Anderson Memorial Methodist Church Gret na The ceremony was performed by the Rev A McCormick in setting of palms white gladioli chrysanthemums and cathedral candles A musical piograin was played prior to the ceremony by Mrs Mildred Asnwoiin pianisi solos were sung by Miss Ann Dove Given in marriage by her fath er the bride wore a gown of Ivory satin with long sleeves and cathe dral train The bodice vias of ivory chantilly lace with panels of the I zizx nvlondinff d()U ll balin' Jaw vas corsage Several progressions of bridge and canasta were played Mrs Sam Adams receiving tlie prize for bridge and Mrs Joe rances and Mrs Donald Phillips for canasta Mrs eed Pollok received the draw prize At the conclusion of the games the bride opened her gifts Punch was served during the after nnnn The liost esses added crystal to the many gifts received by the decorated thq room bride BIG 82 cu ft Space Maker Refrigerator with al! the latest lots of food storage space nnd it's dependably El CONVENIENT TERMS Come in Today! COVINGTON SAMS HARDWARE CO 24S Main St Phon( 607 Avthorlend GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerators Reckless Driving Charge Scheduled Against Jordan Charges of reckless driving and causing damage to state property will be filed against Charles Jordan of Danville as a result of a collision on the Yanceyvlll Road Saturday North Carolina State Police announced today In the accident which occurred near Moon Creek early in tha morning Jordan's car rammed in to the side of a North Carolina State Highways truck knocking the rear wheels and axle out from under the vehicleand smashing his own car Damage to the truck which had been carrying lubricants and 'lu bricating equipment was estimat ed at almost $5000 1 Trooper Price who investigated the mis hap said Jordan's car suffered at least $800 damage Three men In the truck were unhurt tn the collision was taken to tai where Ills tliht he had sciatches and dltion was not but he remained in the hospital today for treatment 4 4 she carried a bouquet of white rated with mixed garden tiowers flowers oity friends of the honoree were Mrs 'Elwood Bowling sister of invited for dessert The the bridegroom and Mis Polly place was marked with a gardenia Simpson oom utt mu bridesmaids and Miss Joyce Knupp of New' Market was maid of honor They wore identical gowns of ice blue embossed marqui sette and carried fan shaped bou quets of picardy gladioli and talis man roses The bridegroom had his father as best man and the ushers were Talmadge Holl Edwin Andrews A Murphy of and Wil liam Taj lor of Suffolk The bride's stepmother wore a I 4 tvs i fa veal Diue sms suiaiiiuuK The couple left for a 'trip to Carolina Beach and after Septem Anothcr courtesy was shown the ber 16 will be at home at Pensa naw ins and corsage of ibride elect when Mrs Minor Tai cola ria tor tiavei me uiiai lt Awlort nlnnl birds nUf uc! ttf WO I I her home at Whitmcll The home was decorated through out with summer flowers and place cards in the bridal motif completed the appointments The hostess presented Miss Pol CONWAY Ark A man step ped biiskly up to the counter at the aulkner County courthouse and asked for a Clerk Mrs Jewell Crow diplo Imalically informed the man that she was authorized to issue mar riage licenses' but not housekeep ing permits He asked another clerk and got the same answer The caller fina'ly departed the I courthouse apparently Io continue sans license 4 INAL RITES HELD BIRDGEWATER Va neral services were conducted there Saturday for Dr Rufus (Bowman president of Bethany I Bible Seminary in Chicago Prominent educators churchmen were among those at tending rites for the 53 year old Churcli of the Brethren leader lie died Wednesday after suffering a heart attack aboard a train in Kansas Row brother Dr Paul Bowman president emeritus of Prldgcwatcr College conducted the services A brunswick stew was given by an(J 'seed pear) and Miss Geitle Haiper a Wvatf vetei i 1 ll frhn hnmn olfrnrl ivplv rtnr dav at Toshes Lake Honoring nugn CBT USN who is home on a 30 day leave from the Korean War The guests included Mr and Mrs Seay Seay Mr and Mrs Walker Mr and Mrs Hup Sater Mr and Mrs Hugh Mitchell Mr and Mrs Bernard rancis and children Sue Carrol and Butch Mrs Sigmon and son Marvin Mrs Hawker and son Leon Mrs Earl rink Mrs Maude Hall Mrs Vernie Gravely Mrs Geraldine Walker Miss Janie Dove Hale Pickrel Wil lie White George Crawford and trirt Mfrkev and David all of this city and Miss Margaret Ann Stan field of Newport News GoU Club Plans Labor Day Outing Mid week activities at the Mlle Golf Club will be feittired by the regular observance of La Day on Wednesday with reservations to be made Tuesday mnrninc Labor Day will be observed this sear with an outdoor barbecue for members and guests from until 3 30 Monday September oq the club law Miss Myrna Shields Becomes Bride Of Eugene Towler The marriage of Miss Myrna Evelyn Shields daughter of Mr and Mr Shields of Blairs to Eugene Goodson Towler son of Mrs Towler of Chatham took place Wednesday evening August 20 at 7:30 The candle light ceremony was performed by the Rev William Dennis at the Methodist parsonage in the pres ence of relatives and friends of the bride and groom The bride wore a street lengthireRs of navy blue and white with matching accessories and a shoul der corsage of red loscbuds The bride attended Spring Gar den High School and the groom nrtAMrlc1 Phafham Ihffh School The couple is making their home at Chatham where the groom is presently employed at the Tribune Recent Courtesies Honor Ann Pollok Saturday Bride Elect Among the recent prenuptial honors for Miss Ann Pollok of Charlotteville and i 1 1 whose marriage will take place al Whitmell Methodist Church August 30 was a miscellaneous shower al the home of Mrs Douglas Harper of Dry ork Joint same lace extending uwn uiv( front of the skirt A bandeau ofhostesses were Mrs Piesjon A NO NEUTRALIZER WAVE Shr also started nt 3 o'clock lias wouna runs lotion: r'nsei! with water (or used towel to reniove exe lotion i flul lp ftnlrhed 4:00 Pin 'curl dry fnt '(but hair wound on curler does not) So by 6:30 her Lilt is already brushed and eombftd into a smart lovely hairdo! The United States is the Tlie most savage of tribes cele llargest consumer of niica but pro lied an atm bouquet of pink andbrate funeral feasts according to duees omy a natiion oi no white carnations lhe Encyclopedia Britannica lequnements Bernard Davis' nroiner or me groom was best man The mother ol tlie bride wore black nylon net with a purple orchid Tlie bridegroom's mother was attired in black ciepe with a purple orchid A reception was held in the church parlor where the bride's table bad a centerpiece of white chrysanthemums with a wedding i cake at one end White gladioli the couple will make their homeilok a corsage upon arrival and nt Pulnki I i 4 UnJ I 1 1 i ViM nhnonn ndtdirn 1 inc Driue is a gruuudiu nn huv4h? mn Cnlloffp where she was a mem Besides the honoree tiie guestscal Group i h4 Gorman Chih Tliel a included Mrs Pollok Mrs I Wrl i rl 11 a Marv Pi honorarv fraternity She is Tom Mitchell Miss Sally Pol lhe bride Mr and Mis a member of the faculty ol Pulaski lok of lnchburg Mrs erd Pol Jllester Mr and Mrs George schoola llock of Charlottesville MrsHester and son4 Jimmy and Rich The groom is a graduate of Blue George Pollok Mrs Overton liar aid Miss Claire Moody of Wash ield Junior College where lie wasper anu airs mniani odiuei president of the Student Govern ment Association He is now a B'lGlenWOOcI' Circle lor at i NATURALIZER is in this envelop a visit to Norfolk KTrc WaHann "Rnnpff nt AVfllnn Lt Russell Hill of Jackson DrjVCt anj Mrs "Norman Holland: wealth me wceK enu wiu a ii hnnw Ttioc 1 2 Ul rtALUIJ Will LCIUUl iiwiiiv narU0 Rim rvr Uavnn 1 4 1 1 1 i 1 i WITH THOSE NO NEUTRALIZER WAVES! SEE WHY LILT WAVES take up to 5 HOURS LESS TIME and LAST up to 3 TIMES LONGER! 1 mfWaaMB mm 7 1 H'7 wlrk 8QSjl id aarad HHf HWMr imm HHR th BBr 'WM HP' ini' tv mOMM Kt1 4 wra Kif: i Ih Emufe' mmI BnW ML i i fl feT ia 8 I In 1 I 5 iMEM ei Vj IM I IrO ltp flnlhI 4 A I A nh 'M I MW fe I ra JS I I i 7 I 'SWVsIW I 4 Ll I Medel LD MmR iiiiMiirtiami iumTiiriT1 I A i wweawi iM i k' 7 I i WfllJ 'A Kl 'v Pa YL 0 i A I A Lt A a 1 1 A lA I bit fey I I Rm jjjjyit MMei Rete 7 4 1 7 Ari' "HL.

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