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Five, The Anniston (Ala.) Eat At The Hitching Post Open Till Midnight. Closed All Day Thursday Complete Soda Fountain and Restaurant Service 121 E. 10TH. Star, Sunday, July 14, 1946. SOCIETY IVA COOK, PHONE 1288 MIRACLE Strange how mysterious all things still are, Things we thought we knew beyond all knowing, That turn in evening and are miracles: How we are mesmerized by the new face sky wears suddenly; or hills; or house.

Strange how the heart have walked with so long Springs with cry we thought it had forgot. And circles heaven upon burning wings. -Nathaniel Burt. Be Prettier Than Ever With A Feather Cut Let the summer breezes blow through your soft, natural-looking curls achieved by letting us cut and permanent your hair into a smart feather cut. Mayes Beauty Shop East 11th Street Phone 1777 IT'S CHIC TO USE Sleek FOR IMMACULATE ARMS AND LEGS Sleek is the Elizabeth Arden answer to all oldways of dispatching unwanted hair.

First, If's fashioned an exquisite, sweet-scented cream you'll love to use. Second, it gives you perfectly sleek arms and legs 1 a few minutes. Simply smooth it on -relax for 10 to 15 minutes -remove with warm water and then rub, on Elizabeth Arden Hand Lotion, SLEEK, 1.00 HAND LOTION, 1.00 and 1.75 loses legalit. Arden Palace Drug Co. 1023 Noble Miss Mary Frances Charles Christenberry To Wed MISS BROUGHER Brig.

Gen, and Mrs. William Club. She served on the lecture asBrougher of Fort McClellan an- sociation committee and as chairnounce the engagement of their man of the council for all war daughter, Mary Frances, to Charles service activities of the college and Wilkes Christenberry, son of was among those selected to appear Col. and Mrs. Charles W.

Christenberry, now stationed at Governor's Island in New York. The marriage will take place Saturday, July 27, at eight o'clock in the evening at Silver Chapel at Fort McClellan. The bride-to-be is the youngest of three daughters of General and Mrs. Brougher. The other two are: Doris, Mrs.

Bogardus S. Cairns, wife of Colonel Cairns, stationed at Governor's Island, New York, and Betty, Mrs. William M. Campbell, wife, of Mr. Campbell of New Orleans.

During the three and one-half. years General Brougher interned in Japanese prison camps, Mrs. Brougher resided in Decatur, with her three daughters, where Betty and Frances were students at Agnes Scott College. Miss Brougher was graduated there in 1945, and she was member of the Cotillion Club and the French in "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities." Miss Brougher held a position as flight stewardess with Eastern Air Lines in Atlanta and she now resides with her parents on post, where she is employed by the War Department Civil Service Civilian Personnel Branch. Mr.

Christenberry's only sister is Miss Helen Christenberry, a member of the recent graduating class at Vassar College. The bridegroomelect was graduated from Carlisle Military Academy in Bamberg, S. C. He also attended the University of South Carolina, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the United States Military Academy. He is member of the Alpha Kappa PI 50- cial fraternity and is now employed in Public Relations Department of the Astor Hotel Corporation in New York City.

Miss Renah Pittman Married To Sanford Allia Taylor, Jr. Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. H.

Witherspoon and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Williams (Pauline Witherspoon) were among the out-of-town guests attending the marriage of Miss Renah Claire Pittman to Sanford Allia Taylor, at the First Baptist Church in Birmingham. Miss Pittman is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Ivy Pittman and her brother was married recently to the former Ilva Gaie Williams of this city. Before pretty, altar the bride was given in marriage by her father and she wore for the occasion a white point d'esprit dress made romantic neckline outlined with ruffles and the basque waist a was attached to a very full skirt. The finger-tip veil of illusion was held in place with a starched tiera adorned with orange blossoms and she carried buoquet of white carnations, showered with stephanotis. Miss Helen Chapman was maid of honor and wore a white d'esprit dress, carrying a fan-shaped bouquet of pink and orchid peonies.

Other attendants were: Mrs. John C. Pittman, Mrs. William L. Pittman a (Ilva Gale Williams) of Anniston and Auburn, Mrs.

Frank Hatcher and Miss Jacqueline Sudduth. Jean Ruffin served as flower girl. William Amberson acted as best man for the bridegroom. Ushers were: William L. Pittman.

John C. Pittman, Frank P. Hatcher, James Stivender and Boyd Bernard. A reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Pittman on Forrest Drive followed the ceremony. Mrs. Louis Jenkins cut the tiered cake which was decorated with spun candy orchids and rosebuds. Serving were Misses Clara Ebaugh, Elleene Mary Bell Hall, Annie Laure Page, Juanita Page and Jayne Powell. Mrs.

A. S. Kyser served punch. After a wedding trip to Florida, the bridal couple will be at home on Oxmoor Road. For traveling the bride wore a sage green linen suit with brown and white accessories.

PERSONALS Mrs. Robert Alston will 1 spend month away from the city visiting in Wilmington, Salisbury, N. and with Mr. and Mrs. Knox Ide in New York, Miss Lila Huger and Miss Catherine Nolen will return today from a visit with Miss Patricia Britain at Birmingham-Southern College, where they attended the opera formance of "Naughty Marietta." Miss Helen Jesperson is visitirg.

in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Quinn and children, Nancy Nell and Raymond, arrive today from Tuscaloosa to spend a week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Stolz. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Griffin and daughter will return to Fayette today after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wilson at 1213 Leighton Avenue. Mrs.

A. D. Stolz and Miss Eleanor Stolz have returned after a week's visit in Columbus, Ga. HEMPHILL G. WHITESIDE Local Representative of THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF 0.8.

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