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mm- Mrs. Walker Reynold! T.a, Tt Jlnslrio (Alt.) CUr, Eaaday, Xuna II, 1S58 M. I. Club Meeting Thomas Scott Roberts Off 0 Trip, furor1 Will Be Interviewed SOCIETY At Home Of Mrs. Pace Tho meeting for the Mutual improvement Club on Friday had two Thomas Scott will be interviewed by Gertrude Tyson on Mrs.

Walker Reynolds of As nlston sailed Friday, Juno frol New York on the 8. S. Nleuw An sterdam, a Holland-A 1 a IYA COOS, EdUar nun ma hostesses. Mrs. B.

Pace and her her radio program over WHMA. on Tuesday The hour sister, Mrs. J. A. Johnson.

It was line, for a Summer's stay wiU bo 10:30 o'clock. held at the home of Mrs. Pace on Leigh ton Avenue with Mrs. Lawrence Gardner presiding and Mrs. Grady Baker was the secre Mr.

Roberts is a devotee of grand opera la which he might XI wo girt lor and sympathy, Even to those to tut us. We fill then to with mystery They know not cow to rate us. I Helen King, Potricia Beth Dillon f. have been a star because of his tary. beautiful voice and histrionic abll Ity, had ho chosen a musical ca Europe.

i Tho Anniston traveler Is at companled by Miss Margart Booth of Montgomery, who conducting a party of five, lncluc ing Mrs. Ruth Agrlcola Jordan Gadsden. Landing at Southhampton, Enj land June 16, the party of flv ladles are expected to make tour through England, Scotlani Mrs. J. T.

Hamilton installed officers for the coming season and they will be: president Mrs. S. E. reer. Instead, he became very Married Last Night successful as one of Alabama's leading industrialists.

He is also Scarbrough; vice president Mrs. W. D. Boss: secretary, Mrs. Grady an authority on flowers and has Baker; and Mrs.

W. K. Easterling The marriage ei Wat Patrkta Dillon of Jacksonville to Robert Alan Woodham of Bir many very lovely ones in the grounds at i his home on Sunset will be tho treasurer. Mrs. B.

Pace will act as publicity chairman with Mrs. George W. Henry as courtesy Switzerland, Italy, France, Belg um and Holland. Drive. There he has developed mlngham took place last evening i at the First Baptist Church of I- pretty lily pond and many birds chairman.

are attracted to his miniature Mrs. B. Pace planned the pro A Dinner Meeting houses in the trees. Jacksonville at o'clock In the i presence of a large assemblage of relatives and friends. The Rev.

H. With his varied Interests, Mr Ilosa Arnold officiated. gram and she called it "Know Your City." She Introduced Mrs. Frank Russey, asking her to talk about the early days of Anniston, which the speaker did in an en ror v-iyic uroU i There was a dinner meeting 1 Roberts always has time for his attractive grandchildren and he The altar decorations featured a large central arrangement of yellow and white gladioli and fe Thursday night at the Woman' i and Mrs. Roberts are a gracious host and hostess.

gaging manner. Her parents came Civic Club, held by members (, i from England when the Noble verfew in a floor sunaara uan the Women's Junior Chamber Pnmm.rr. ulth Mica Mirih, Vnt 4 I Joint Hostesses family established the first blast furnaces that attracted many no ed by fern balls and branched candelabra. Candles entwined itruMlna Mlu I Gra ill. fl CHUUIg.

I with ivy stood In the windows. led the invocation. Place tables to the new location. She spoke of the skilled workmen that Honor ride-To-Be At the lovely home of Miss Vir featured the industrial shield came from a distance, of the prom Miss Ada Curtiss, organist, and Miss Carolyn Lowery. vocalist, presented a program of music be UUU CIIIUIVIII liiJ ui, i ft clever work of Miss Merry Lou A inent people that located In the beautiful valley that offered splen ginia Ordway on Christine Avenue there was a pretty luncheon fore the ceremony.

The canaies thur. did advantages for employment Miss Gray read the report of th were lighted by Miss Patricia Foley of Birmingham and Miss Char on Thursday when Misa Ordway and Mrs. O. C. Miller entertained and she mentioned the continued development of Anniston.

secretary and Mrs. Beatrice gav the treasurer'a report in the bus Jointly in honor of Miss Joanne Ingram of Talladega. The honoree After Mrs. Russey's talk, Mrs. ness session neia auer me ainne will be married to Ernest -A.

Rod- Miss Nunnelly welcomed Missc Psce conducted a 'Know Your City" Quiz and the prize was won by Miss Bertye Russell, whose peo enberg, of Charleston. S. C. Marie Lane and Mary Johnston i new members and Introduced Ma An antique silver bowl held gardenias on the luncheon table ple were pioneer settlers. The quiz brought on an interesting and Mrs.

Marcelle Boullemet 1 i and those invited with Miss In Major Boullemet. who recentl. discussion. gram included: Mrs. Avrea In returned after several years ove Refreshments were served from gram, Miss Connie Baynes, Miss a prettily appointed table that was seas, Frances Bryan and Miss Charlotte Middle told of th talked on the Mrs.

Boullemet covered with a handsome Chinese and Evans of Talladega, also Mrs. linen cloth and the centerpiece Richard Miller Ingram, Mrs. Stan work of the occupation troops 1 Germany. 1 RECENTLY MARRIED Mrs. Louise LeCroy, who wss Monies Norton, daughter of Mrs.

A. L. Norton of 25 East Street before her marriage to Mr. LeCroy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

L. V. LeCroy, also of Anniston. The marriage rites were performed at an evening ceremony by Rev. B.

Guy Smith in the McCoy Methodist Church parsonage. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith. For the occasion the bride waa attired in a white pique suit and she had on brown accessories, wearing a ahoulder corsage of deep pink carnations.

Mr. and Mrs. LeCroy are residing temporarily with the bridegroom's parents. of flowers was unusually artistic. JUNE BRIDE-TO-BE: Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis C. Williams of Jack-eonvllle announce the engagement of their daughter, Louise (above) to Wayne Thomson of Rainville. The wedding will take place some time this month. Miss Williams received her degree at Jacksonville State College last year.

She served as an ins tract In the physical education department during her senior yesr and taught la the Ashland High School this past year. She plana to teach in the Marshall County High School next season. Mr. Thompson received Ids degree In agricultural education at the Alabama Felytechnie Institute last week. He to now employed with the Marshall County Veterans Adininlstratien la GuntersvUle.

Mrs. Pat Pace and Mrs. Robert Others at the meeting Includecj Pace assisted in serving tea Miss Grace Allen. Miss Franki i ton B. Ingram.

Mrs. DeWltt Mc-Cargo. Miss Anne Leyden. Miss Jo Ann Mallory. Mrs.

William W. Cobbs, Miss Frances Mur-free Ordway and Mrs. Verner Ord dainties. Ogletree, Mrs. Dula Smith, MrS Guests Invited for the afternoon Charles Brooks and Mrs.

Huffma Geler. way. were: Mrs. Benjamin ingersou, Mrs. Pat Pace.

Mrs. Robert Pace. Mrs. Nettie Johnson and Mrs. Eu 7 gene W.

Horner of Rochester, N. Y. Members attending with those lotte Claypool of Springville. The bride's attendants were Miss Nancy Harper, Miss Carolyn Ingram, Mrs. James Malllcoat, of Jacksonville, and Miss Lorena Woodham of Brundidge.

Miss Jane Self was maid of honor. Their identical dresses were of mint green Summer taffeta featuring a bodice and a pleated off-the-shoulder neckline. The skirts were made bouffant and the headdresses were of matching taffeta flowers. Their Colonial bouquets 'were yellow roses and the maid of honor carried a bouquet of talisman roses. Ushers were Riley Lumpkin, Tuskegee; T.

E. Baisden, Columbus, James Moseley, Andalusia; and Bob Dillon, Jacksonville. Jesse Wesbury, Batesburg, S. C. was best man.

The bride was given in marriage by her father, Chester Dillon. Her dress was of magnolia satin with a Chantilly lace yoke and Inset on the basque bodice featuring self buttons and an old-fashioned standing collar. Long sleeves ended in calls lily points over the hand. The bouffant skirt was fashioned with insets of lace at the hipline, ending in a cathedral train, A fingertip veil of Illusion was attached to a sweetheart bonnet of Chantilly with seed-pearl trim. She carried a white satin prayer book marked with a white orchid showered with tuberoses.

Immediately after the ceremony reception was held at the home the bride on West Mountain Avenue. Mrs. C. C. Dillon, the bride's mentioned included: Mrs.

A. Little. Mrs. John Pace, Mrs, Jesse Evens, Mrs. Sylvester Blair, Mrs.

Ross Green and Mrs. J. M. Hinds. i ii.

in ii "M-P mngwmwj 3 S. i ..1 Nrf Picnic-Meeting Held For Bynum Study Club Members of the Bynum Study Club held a picnic in the grove at the Officers' Club and this was followed by a regular club meet ome ing. Hostesses for the day were: Mrs. J. D.

Peterson, Mrs. R. C. McKen-dree and Mrs. Bruce Walker.

They decorated the tables with pretty Summer flowers and after the ere luncheon those present re-assembled in the lounge of the Of ficers' Club. Shop Hayerty's For The Best Values In Home Furnishings The president. Mrs. Peterson. mother, wore a gown of delphin ium blue Chantilly lace with presided, with Mrs.

P. E. Lelond acting ss secretary. Mrs. H.

J. corsage of white roses. Mrs. John Woodham, mother of the bride Porter is the treasurer. Mrs.

W. B. McDonald reported that Jig-saw puzzles are needed in the library groom, waa dressed inose crepe and lace with a corsage of gar denias. for the children and she said that she and Mrs. Katherlne Cosper After their wedding trip, the couple will be at home at 3300 will conduct as regular story hour for the children during the Cliff Road, Birmingham.

Avii The president appointed Mrs. Out-of-town guests included: O. A. Keith, Mr. and Mrs.

L. H. Keith, Jimmy Keith, Mr. and-Mrs. J.

C. Kuykendall and son. Tom Dsvid Graham to receive dona tions for the General Clay Fund and Greek Relief, assisted by Mrs. my, Mrs. H.

D. Garrison, Mrs. Garland Hyatt, Judge and Mrs. Jeff Harrelson, Fort Payne; Mrs. R.

Keith and Miss Anna Rob George Daily. There was report from Mrs. H. B. Warnock.

who stated that the next children's at Keith, Chattanooga, Capt traction at the movie will be and Mrs. Jack B. Keith of Sher Cometo the Stable," on June man, Mrs. John Woodham. andshe announced that the GOES TO GIRLS STATE This young girl, Virginia Pippins, daughter of Mrs.

Moette Pippins, lesves today for Montgomery, where she will bo the one of those- attending Girls State at Huntingdon College. She was selected as the representative of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 154 at Ohatchee as their representative. Miss Pippins is a Junior with an outstanding record at Ohatchee High School. She la a member of the F. H.

A. and the Teen Age Club. Opp; Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes H.

Moo- benefit caW party was a great ley, III, Andalusia; Miss Jean Al success. The fund raised will be exander, Miss Annette Evans, Miss Ann Watson, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Mosley, Miss Robbie Mosley, Mrs. H. A. Parker, Miss Judy Psrker, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Job- for a scholarship and Mrs. Mc-Kendrie stated that the project is not yet complete. Mrs.

W. W. Carpenter introduced Mrs. Claron Queen as a new member and at the conclusion of the business session those present You Simply Cannot Reduce son, Mrs. E.

L. Coleman, Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherford, Mrs. Leon Horton, Sylacauga; Dr. and Mrs.

J. O. Foley, Birmingham; Dr. and Mrs. D.

L. Evans, Anniston. By Skipping Your Breakfast If you stick to the right com five weeks. Then they ste 300 calorie, 600 calorie, and 1,000 cat binatlon of foods for breakfast, orie breakfast each for five-week you ll get ahead faster in your played bridge and canasta. For the' Summer season the club will meet only once month.

Dent-Howard Wedding Takes Place In July Miss Hilda Howard, daughter periods. Thst's quite a range of weightloslng campaign. For sci breakfast habits from no food in morning to 1,000 calorie meal. ence now tells us that you can't trim off the pounds by skipping this meal the most important one But Just by simple arithmetic. it's really quite easy to figure out when you look at it this way.

When of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howsrd, of of the dsy. If you've put yourself on a self- Alexander City, whose engage you skip breakfast, or eat a skim. Parties This Week For Evelyn King This week parties for Miss Evelyn King, bride-elect, will begin on Wednesday when Miss Jo Ann Mallory and Mrs.

Eugene Pitard, Jr. (Catherine Hamilton) of Lake Charles, will entertain with a luncheon. The affair will be given at the home of Mrs. Catherine Sproull Hamilton in Glenwood Terrace. Wednesday Dr.

and Mrs. Thomas Cobb King, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King, II, and inflicted, so-called reducing diet. ment to Lt.

J. g. George McCor- py morning meal, the natural re don't start skipping meals if you rrilck Dent, U. S. son of Mrs George M.

Dent and the late Mr. really want to lose weight. Just action is to est a big meal at noon. If you eat an adequate breakfast you'll undoubtedly eat less st the other two meals of the Dent of Eufaula, is announced this morning. take a.

look at the latest research on the subject of trimming off weight Scientists have come up with the word that it's an un day. So when you add up the total Miss Howard attended Hunt ingdon College and the Univer 4 sound plan to skip breakfast if you really want to reduce. sity of Alabama where she was enrolled in the College of Edu amount of food for the day, you'll find that it stays about the same. Remember, you can only put on the pounds if you take in more food energy that you use up during the day. So the habit of skioD- cation.

ii youve aone any readingon Lt Dent is a graduate of the nir. ana Mrs. Gerald Lamar King will honor Miss King and George W. Connors, III, of Birmingham, the future bridegroom, with a party and Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.

O. R. Montgomery will en- United States Naval Academy, Annapolis. and recieved his lng breakfast alone can hardly cause a weight gain or loss. wings from the Pensacola Naval Air Station.

He is now stationed at the Jacksonville Naval Baae, A good pattern for breakfast is Jacksonville, Fla. icnain with an event in their garden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Ham- one that's built around these five foods fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butter.

This is easily varied the subject, you no doubt know that doctors and nutritionists hsve long recommended that three well-balanced meals esch day are a must in any reducing diet Now science backs them up. Weight records kept during recent tests made on women showed no change In weight when the women skipped breakfast, or when they ate breakfast The studies were made at a leading medical college. First the group of women skipped breakfast every day for The wedding will take place July 8 In tho First Methodist mon ana ur. and Mrs. Hugh Gray will honor the youn.

coudU with Church in Alexander City. according to your favorites in fruits and breads. This month, when more fresh fruits are on the market, you'll want to use Lt. Dent fs a relative of the 5 Piece Chrome Dinette Suite a dinner and supper Saturday eve Wellborn family of this city. ning ai me Anniston Country them to pep up the breakfast menu.

Young Huxley Roberts viuu. Rustic Supper Parry Entertains Friends PERSONALS Held At Beach Hollow 69.95 In celebration of his ninth birth In the traditional Haverty manner, we art presenting to you this stylish Dinette suite in your choice of four colors Mother of Pearl Gray, Yellow, Green or Red. The four chairs are upholstered in a quality grade of plastic to match the table. Tht legs art heavy chroma, and the table has a stainless steel edging around' it. This table and four chairs complete with leaf for only In Beach Hollow at th n.M- day Albert Huxley Roberta held a Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Dar- -4 cabin of Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Dur- party during the week-end. He In ucU ui vnaiunooga arnvea for vited friends to participate in ball games on the grounds near Grace Episcopal Church, after which in tne mountains east of An- nlston, there was an informal gath- ering In honor of Miss Evelyn King, bride-elect A supper party i was given on Thursday evening they were entertained at the home of Mr.ymd Mrs. Leonard Huxley Roberts on Fair Way. Birmingham arrived to be with Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley R. Darden and attend the funeral of the letter's mother, the late Mrs. Mary Harris. Mr.

and Mrs! Drayton Bernhard have returned after "a trip to Virginia and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bernhard in Charleston, S. C.

They were accompanied by Miss Mary, Bernhard, who attended commencement at Ran me funeral of the late Mrs. Msry Harris, mother of Mrs. Wesley R. Darden. Mr.

and Mrs. Jess L. Reid leave this week for a vacation trip to St Augustine. Fla. Mr.

and Mrs. Prescott Sandidge (Lucy Stillwell) who have been residing la Dsyton, Ohio, will make their noma in st At the home there was a rifle contest with Thomas Scott 11, winning the score and supper wss served in the backyard garden. FREE DELIVERY CONVENIENT TERMS ELEVATOR SERVICE AIR CONDITIONED Present on this occasion were: vj uss juaue xouise Durrett and Miss Anne Lloyd. Mrs. PurreU and Mrs.

William K. Lloyd presided over a long Uble and served buffet style. The flowers used were gardenias and the cloth was a bright on dotted with crimson strawberries. Present to enjoy tho occasion lth those mentioned were: Misses bars Jones, France King. Louise Adams.

Jo Ana Mallory, Mary Pyne Sawyer and Jan Wood- dolph-Macon Woman's College in Dell Planck, Perry Lentz. Mike July 1st Mr. and Mrs. Carv f3. n.rrl.

Lynchburg and visited Miss Peggy Weir in Charleston. Mrs, "Luther Brooks Liles re "i Jacksonville. Mr. and Un ail McRae, Chris McRae. Gene Rut-ledge, Randall Lanford.

Ernest Potter, James Potter. Samuel McRae, Randolph Reynolds) Ronald and Donald Stewart, Hunt Cleveland. Jr. Glenn Andrews. turned last night from New Or bHmis.

Mlse Msry Joyce Harris, Mrs. Chariot Harris, Mist Bar- 1000 Nobl St. leans, where she underwent an op- TUIf, cwn siarru and William Harris of crauon ai foundation Hospltr' Jr. and Frank FreeL MHVMBMWMW-" -j-'V: 'V 1 1.