Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 4

FOUR THE CORSICANA DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1038. asatons WOMAN'S PAGE -MRS. S. O. BAOBT, Society Editor, 1OT1 West Second Avenue, Fhono No.

J. 8. HASLAM, Assistant, 1818 West Third Avenue, Phone No. M28W- JVlrs. Steele Acted As Hostess Kinsloe House Luncheon lira.

W. K. Stccle was acting hostess Wednesday at thu Kinsloo House for the membership weekly luncheon and presided over ths club's guest book. The following registered for the luncheon: Mrs. Albert A.

Guess and her party of eleven Jn compliment to newly acquired niece; Mrs. John Ezelle, of Atlanta, which Included Mrs. Byron Cheney, Mrs. R. R.

Cocko, Mrs. Carl Ashworth of Waco; John A. Pierce, Mrs. Roy Love, Mrs. Boyce Martin, Mrs.

George Welnschel, Mrs. Jack Cunningham, Mrs. Wayne Howell, Mrs. Horace J. McAtce, New York City, the hostess and honored.

Mrs. M. S. Dockum, her guest Mrs. A.

Beane, and Mrs. W. K. Steele were seated at one tablo and Misses Josephine Watt, Martha Clarkson, Patty Hlckey and Sarah Lee Garltty at another. tables were attractive In appointment and floral decoration and a most delectable luncheon daintily served at 12.30.

Women Participated Golf Play Wednesday Of the 24 lady golfers on greens Wednesday at the Country Club, 17 enjoyed the lunch- con In the club lounge, and they included Mmcs. Matt Sandwich, Jack Mclnney, Fred B. Owen, Ed Rittersbacher, Vernon Hale, Guy Henry, J. N. Garltty; Mrs.

John Storrle and her guest, her slater, Miss Rhea Da Leo of Denton; Mrs. Conrad Matthews, and her guest, Mrs. Hal Jones; Mrs. H. R.

Stroubu and her guests, Misses Mary Ann Glllesplc and Rosanna Rector; Miss Vivian Walker, Betty Owen and Lnvlta Love. Mmes. F. B. MoKie, Ed M.

Polk, Claude White, Charlie Holloway, Carl Bennett, Lawrence Fauber and Mrs. R. M. Hudnall of Chatfleld played, but did not ro main for the luncheon hour. Family Reunion In Honor San Antonio Is Held Here A family reunion was held In the home of Mrs.

A. B. Williams, 1431 West Park, Sunday In honor of her grandmother, Mrs. Alice Bowen, of San Antonio, who Is 00 years old, and who Is visiting in the homo. Although nearlng the century mark, Mrs.

Bowcn Is quite active and enjoys good health and her grandchildren enjoy hearing her tell stories of civil war days. She was the mother of three children, one of whom is still living, and she boasts of 10 grandchildren, 43 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. On Sunday she had the pleasure of having four of her grandchildren, grout grandchildren and one great great grandchild, little Billy Cnson, with her. Those present were Mrs. W.

A. Bohnlng and daughter, Mary Frances, of Oladewater; Mr. and Mrs. R. S.

Bowen and daughters, Mildred and Bobbie, and son, Joe Carol, of Sugarland; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bowen and daughters, Sue and Shirley and son, Jimmie, of Riverside, Mr.

and Mrs, A. B. Williams and sons, Ben, Joo and Alvln and daughters, Frances, Billy can and Mrs. William Cason, her husband little son, Billyi 1 Hot and Busy? Send us tlio washing-. Wo hove a service to plciiNO you.

CORSICANA LAUNDRY AND CLEANING COMPANY riiones 231 235 "Every Spring 1 take a course of S.S.S." I KNOW that tirctl-let-down-ex- hiiusU'd-fccling is often due to a Jacfe of strength in my red cells." It is all so simple, too I Just build up these oxygen-carrying cells and the body takes on new life food is turned into real energy and strength. S.S.S, Tonic helps rebuild these precious red cells. S.S.S. is a simple, in- 'ternal remedy, tested for generations and also proven by scientific research. You, too, will want to take S.S.S.

Tonic to regain anil to maintain your strength to rcMore lost to regain energy to strengthen nerves and to Rive to your skin that natural health glow. Take the S.S.S. Tonic treatment and you should soon he delighted with the you and have your friends compliment on the way you look. Available at any drug S.s.S. Co.

MODES of MOMENT- by Adelaide Ken FOR "FRANKLY FIFTY" Here is a frock designed to answer the evening dress problem of the woman who is "frankly fifty." It Is made of black silk chiffon and topped with a flattering pleated cape which hides mnny a figure fault. A shimmering blue jeweled buckle gives It dash. Menus Of The Day MM. Altjtndtr Georgt- Featuring Summer Breakfast JPYosh Berrlei EKT Omelat Buttered Jam Coffee Luncheon Cucumber Uellsh Snlnd Bread Cherry Buttar Baked 1'ears Ramosot iced Tea Dinner Pflnobflcot JJaked Tomatnf-B Creamed Green Biscuits Plum Jelly Chilled Melon Baked Fears Samosct peeled pear halves cul) shredded almonds cup Ktrained honoy tea spoon cinnamon teaspoon cloves cup orange jllil'O lomon Jukft 4 tablespoons butter, melted Place pears, hollow sides up, in a shallow baking dish. Cover with the rest of the ingredients which have been mixed together.

Bake or broil until the pears are well glazed and very tender when tested with a fork. Baste often. Fenobscot Salmon Itt Pound 2 tiiblnppnona camion steak choppnU pars- slltn Icy (lour 3 Vi tenspuon salt butter teaspoon nip lemon paprika jufrti cup mayon- celery salt nuiso Sprinkle the steak with flour. Place in a shallow pan and spread with the rest of the ingredients. Bake for 25 minutes in a moderate oven, Baste several times with half a cup of boiling water to which two tablespoons of butter have been added.

Serve. Garnish with baked tomatoes. Baked Tomatoes 4 largo firm tonspoon salt tomatocH 8 cups botlod teaspoon 3 tablespoons popper minced ontona 1 tablespoons tnblenpooni chopped celery butter, melted Cut tomatoes In half. (Do not peel them.) Scoop out each half and stuff with the rest of the ingredients. Place in shallow pan and bake for 25 minutes.

Tenth Birthday of Phil Sheets, Is Observed by Party The tenth birthday of Phil Sheets, familiarly called "Sonnv" was celebrated Tuesday June 21 from 4 to 6 p. m. at the City Park with an all-boy birthday party. Sonny Is quite proud of the fact that he was born on his dad's birthday. Those present were Bobby Wuddell, Louis Hashop, Bobby Bradley Al Wnstbrook, Billy Flynn, E.

Lee, Billy Gene I-Icndon, Ralph Allen, Jlmmin and Jackie Kreuger end Jackie Sheets. A long tahlo -was arranged In Uie Shelter House and was centered with the birthday cake, a very pretty confection, embossed In pink and green rosebuds and leaves with ten pink candles on top. All-day suckers in red cf' ophane tied with red ribbons were place favors for each guest. When the cake wns cut, it was served with loo crenm. Cream Supper Tlic-ro will lie an Ire cream supper at Iloano Methodist church Tliurs day night, Juno SOth, benefit of church Regular speaking for candidates.

Everybody Invited. Berlou Ends Moth Dnmnge For-ever. Con suit us about your troubles wltl thn Moth. RODERICK CLEANING Die SOCIAL REVUE Miss Rhea Da Lee of Denton visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs. John Storrle and 'amily.

Miss Sallle Evans, Mlas Inez Blackwell and her sister, left Monday morning by automobile 'or Colorado Springs where Miss, Evans and Miss Blackwell will spend the summer. Miss Inez Blackwell will return In ton weeks. Dr. Robert M. Arlodge and Miss Mae Andrews of Dallas were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr.

anfl Mrs. J. EI- icrt Farles at their apartment 1418 West Collln Street In the Whltelaw home. Mrs. Clarke Burr of Tyler, a one-time resident of this city, lends greetings to her Corslcana friends from Golden, where Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Maurice Tripp. Mrs. Trlpp was the former Miss Catherine Burr. Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Church have returned from a ten-day visit to their daughter, Mrs. Jerry Showalter at Goose Creek. While there they and Mr, and Vfrs.

Showalter spent several delightful days in their bayshore home. Cards from Miss Faye Ashmore, who is making an extensive visit In Corpus Chrlstl with ner aunt, Mrs. L. J. Ashmoro tell of the cool nights and the wonderful scenery around Kerr- vlllo where she has been on a week's pleasure trip, Mrs.

C. J. Colp and her son', Tohn Andy Autry, motored to Houston Sunday to see Mr. S. J.

Rodgcrs an old neighbor and friend of former days, who has been quite 111 at his daughters' Mrs. V. E. Whltmlre's home tho past two months. They returned home Tuesday morning, leaving Mr.

Rogers somewhat improved. Dr. J. D. Johnson of Ft.

Oglethorp, who Is a member of the Navarro Clinic medical staff and Mrs. Johnson, who arrived a week or more ago, are now pleasantly located at 1522 West Park avenue. They are valued additions to the professional and social circles of the city, and are receiving a hearty welcome. Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Walker have returned from a two weeks vacation spent in Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago, 111. Dorotby Burkhart Is Head Young Peoples' Publicity Activity GEORGETOWN, June attending the annual meeting of the Central Texas Conference Young People's Assembly at Southwestern University unanimously re-elected J. D.

Craig Jr, Fort Worth, as their president for the next year. The vice-presidency went to James Q. Edwards, of Waco. Fannie Lee Bowen of New Castle, was nnmed secretary; Clarence Sego of Waco, treasurer, and Dorothy Burkhnrt, Corslcnnn, publicity superintendent. Why Guernsey Milk 1.

A cream linn. More thnn 4.S percent fat. 2. Klch bolow the cream line. More thnn 0.4 percent Holld.

Not fat. S. Appetizing flavor. Thn flavor Is distinctly different. 4.

Unvarying quality. Notion How long thn milk remains Nweel. Thnso urn visible proofs Unit pure Guernsey plus Viil-IS-Vuo Grade A product, should bn your most onipor- tant food supply. MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME THE DAILY SON DAILY PATTERN AN OUT-AND-OUT CHARMER PATTERN 4834 Holidays ahead and the need for enchanting hot weather dresses like Pattern 4834! It's so new, so youthful and alluring In its very simplicity of line. Did you know that besides being extra easy to sew, Anne Adams creations have the knack of glorifying the figure? Just see how the center skirt-panel smooths down the diaphragm how the hips are gently molded while the homlin flares gracefully how the bodice fluffs out with lovely gathers! A fashion tip choose a blossom print that will look smart with shirring.

Pattern 4838 Is available In misses and women's sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 takes 31-4 yards 39 inch fabric, and 3 yards lace edging. Illustrated step- by-step sewing Instructions Included. Send Fifteen Cents (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly size, name, address and style number.

Don't envy the smartness of other women send for the new Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book at once and make the most flatter- Ing outfits you ever owned! You, and the children too, can have the season's favorite styles, In the newest fabrics for very little money. Planning a stay at the beach Remaining in town No matter where you summer you'll want what Is pictured and that's everything from sand-and-sea togs to filmy dance gowns. Price of Book Fifteen Cents. Price of Pattern Fifteen cents. Book and Pattern together twenty-five cents.

Send your order to the Daily Sun Pattern Department, 243 W. 17th FARM DAIRY G. H. nnd Harold Hlnnklnshlp. riiono 0013F4 or 641.

Work on Curbs And Gutters At State Home Start Monday Work on the curb nnd gutters on thn campus or the State Home will start Monday, It: was announced Thursday by J. S. Halley, superintendent. This is a W. P.

A. project and calls for the expenditure of several thousand dollars, An application for P. funds to build a gymnasium will be filed next week, Mr. Halley Federal Buying Of Tomatoes Near End JACKSONVILLE, June Federal purchasing of tomatoes In ICast Texas to relieve a prlce- riikllccl niEirkct will end Saturday. J.

P. Hatch of the Jacksonville offico of the Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation said yesterday total of 316 carloads had been bought nnd shipped to relief agencies for distribution to their clients. A maximum of 50 carloads will be taken dully the remainder of the week. u- Sun Want Ads Bring Results. even warm air is cooling in motion! An electric fan will move the air in your room, in your office, and give you a cooling breeze.

You'll feel better, look better, if you give yourself this comfort. It's inexpensive, too, fans use very little current, and are priced from $3.50 up. Shop Electric Fans Local Stores where Electrical things are sold. Interesting- Session Of Popular Kerens Forty-two Club KERENS, June One of the lively Forty-Two clubs, which have been discontinued for the summer was called together for an informal and jolly series of games Tuesday evening, when Mrs. A.

Y. Youngblood entertained at her home on highway 31. Those present on this occasion Included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford, Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Murphrey, Mr. and Mrs. P. H.

Brister, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ross, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Glass, Mrs. Mosslo Smitn, Rev. C. E.

Wllklns, Mrs. J. F. Queen, Mr. Marvin Knight of Dallas, and Mrs.

Mollle Bryant of Corinth, Miss. Delicious popcorn an candy wen served at the concluslos of gabes. No prizes are given at this chin, but Pat Murphrey distinguished himself with brilliant rand- ling of several hands. Missionary Session KERENS, June tho regular weekly business and study session of the Presbyterian Missionary Society which met at the church Monday afternoon Mrs. D.

B. Currie had charge of the prayer group and opened tho meeting with the rending of 141st Psalm. Bible verses were feud by Mesdamcs Anna Daniel, B. O. Hcmphlll, Minnie Young, Joe Evcrheart and Elmo Smith.

Sen- tenhe prayers by Mrs. John An- 1 derson, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Currie. Leader for the following program was Miss Dana Kimes, whose subject was, "West Indies About the Philippine Islands." Song; "I Love To Tell the Story." Prayer, by loader.

Interesting facts about Puerto Rico, Mrs. Young. Special song, "We've a Story to Tell to the Nation," Mrs. Charles Reece. Special prayers for our Missionaries, Mrs.

Stella Weedln. Business session, including read- Ing of minutes and reports of committees. Benediction. Thirteen members were present. Visited Dallas KERENS, June Mrs.

Elmin Howell accompanied Misses Elsie May and Pat Arnutt and Jimmie Nell Smith to Dallas Wednesday, where Elsie May repotted for a check-up at a Clinic, after a very successful major operation. Lightning Kills Freer Cowhand FREER, June Perez, cowhand, was killed instantly and three other men were shocked late yesterday when a bolt of lighting struck In the midst of the four mounted horsemen hoarding cattle on the A. Wiedcrkehr ranch near here. Woodrow Wlederkehr was burned and shocked. A.

J. Wied- erkchr and Piram Manke were momentarily shocked. Three of tho horses were killed. Sell It Quick through want Ada KINSLOE HOUSE CALENDAR (Week June 19-2B) hours 10a.m. to 10p.m.

week days 1 p. m. to 10 p. m. Sundays MRS.

GEORGE E. JESTER Hostess Phone 867 Saturday 4:00 p. Call meeting of chairmen of the Arrangements Committee for U. D. C.

convention to be held Jn October. The A. J. Davis Family In Reunion On Father's Day Father's Day was reunion day for Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Davis and family of Purdon. The following children were present: Bert, Drude, Plemon and Bill Davis; Mr. and Mrs.

Sid Durbin, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Tickle, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shell, Mrs.

Geta Davis, Mrs. Addle Davis, Mrs. Joe Davis and Mrs. Edna Davis. The following grand children: Vernon Davis and wife, Mrs.

Dora Lee Hadley, husband; Lowell Davis, Charles Kennedy and wife, Harold Davis, Wanda Marie Davis, Jimmic Sue Durbin, Imogene Shell, Verna Sue Davis, Vcra Liza Durbin, Frclda Bell Shell, Mary Nell Davis, Billie Ann Davis, two great grandchildren, Jackie Denton Davis and Roddlc Hadley. A niece, Mrs. Maggie Crank of Stcphenville and her son, Jim Crank and wife; Mrs. Dora Senior, a niece, and two sons, Joe Clark and George. One daughter, Mrs.

Mary Ford, absent and several grandchildren. A bountiful spread was enjoyed at the noon hour. The children brought well filled baskets as well as a nice barbecued lamb, prepared by Matt Tickle and wife. After lunch pictures wore made of the entire group, also groups of the father, mother and children, and group ol the grandchildren. The home-coming was planned as a surprise to Uncle Jack, and It worked perfectly.

All who know his jovial nature are aware of the joy it brought him. The surprise planned for Aunt Dora was the coming of her niece and family of Appointed Local Insurance Agent Miss Irene Martin, 20s Jester building, has been appointed local agent for the Mercury-Saint Paul Insurance company of Saint Paul. and will handle a general line of "fire, automobile and casualty insurance. Miss Martin has had many years experience in Insurance offices in Corslcana and is well qualified to handle any- kind of Insurance policy of this type. Married at Court House.

Barney Perry and Miss Lola Hlgglnbotham, both of Corslcana, wore married at the court house Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Judg A. E. Foster. Family Mourning Only Is Decreed For Mother of Queen LONDON, Juna The state visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to France was postponed until 'July 19 because of the death early today of the queen's mother, the Countess of Strathmore and Klnghorne, The visit had been scheduled for June 28.

The 76-year-old countess died In London with tho king and queen at her bedside. The funeral will be held next Monday at Glamls Castle, the storied family seat in Scotland. Earlier King George had decreed that only family mourning, not court mourtng, should be observed for the countess. LONDON, June George VI decreed only family mourning for Queen Elizabeth's mother, the 76-year-old Countess of Strathmore and Klnghorne, who died early today. He still had not decided, however, whether to alter plans for a royal visit he and Queen Elizabeth are scheduled to make to Paris next Tuesday.

The official announcement that there would be no court mourning for the countess, did not mention plans for the sovereigns' visit abroad. Ice Cream Supper There will be an Ice cream supper at Rlchland Thursday night, Junn 23. Music will be furnished by the CCC bond and candidates are Invited. Beauty In the latest Wallpaper. Building a now home? Remodeling the old? Then you will want wallpaper for all the rooms.

Beautiful, economical, durable, and modern specifications demand wallpaper for 'more uses than ever before. Complete decorating supplies. A. W. LBVEBMANN SON Lost Something? Try a Dally Sun Want Ad.

Wednesday Sewing Club Entertained By Mrs. E. Middleton Mrs. Elliott Middleton entertained the members of the Wednesday Sewing club at her home 1616 West First Avenue, Wednesday afternoon and had as on additional guest Mrs. Halsey Settle of New York City, who was formerly Miss Emy Nell Stroud.

Bright colored Zinnias were used as floral decoration of the homo. During the tea hour the hostess served sandwiches and Iced tea topped with lime sherbert. Miss Gladys Cheney Sailed Thursday On Her Homeward Tour Miss Gladys Cheney who sailed from New York City May 16, on tho Dutch queen of the seas, the 'Neuw Amsterdam" for a tour of Europe, was scheduled to sail today on her homeward trip and arrive In New York June 30. After reaching New York City she expects to spend a month there before returning home. Flowers for Weddings Weddings are not complete without the fragrance and beauty of flowers.

Como by and see our beautiful array of flowers groomed especially for your desire and tastes, MMES. BURSON AND PEARSON 502 W. 4th Avc. Phone 286 Sun Want Ads Bring Results. Fat Women Smother in Tight Girdles Tight girdles and ittff foundation actually make many women look fatter.

Instead of sgueetina your fat. why not nave a lovely, youthful figure that needs but little girdle control? The Marmola way li the easy way to get rid of ugly fat cauRcd by an Internal deficiency. Marmola Prescription Tablets have been sold to the public for more than thirty years. More than twenty million boxes have been distributed during that period. Marmola IB not Intended as a cure-all for all This advertisement la Intended only for fat persona who arc normal and healthy otherwise and whose fatness is caused by hypo-thyroid Ism with accompany, mg subnormal metabolic rates.

No other representation IK made as to this treatment axcept under these conditions and according to the dosage as recommended. We do not make any diagnosis that ti the function of your physician, who must be sonsulted for that purpose. The complete- formula Is Included In every package. Get Marmola at your druggist bxlftj and send that ugly fat on Hi way. BRONSON BRONSON of Texas Chiropractic College Consultation Bids- Vote for D.

D. Sawyer for flotorlnl representative. Time In on HAND C'orslciina Saturday 4:30 for my views on Old Ago Pensions and other matters. Adv.) Produce Specials Tens, 3c pound; Tomntoea 2c pound; Okra 60 Found; Cucumbers 24c hiMhol. We never close.

IIMNDEKSON PRODUCE STAND East Fourth Avonue. Use a Dally Sun Want Ad for oulck results. HEAR Bishop Ivan Lee Holt Educational Building First Methodist Church Friday Night, 8 o'clock, June 24th. Banquet Flate $1,00 Benefit Building Fun. llth Avenue Methodist Church ALL METHODISTS AND TJtEIB FRIENDS WELCOME EAT MORE Ice Cream DURING THE DAY Serve As a Tasty Dessert! A DELICIOUS DESSERT A HEALTHFUL FOOD Pangburn's Ice Cream IS ALWAYS PURE AND CREAMY1 FRESH STRAWBERRY ICECREAM Ice Cream Cones, Sodas, Cups, Milk Drinks.

Your Favorite Drink Is Here. Prompt Curb Service. P. S. PHARMACY The BEXALL Store Corner ColUn and Beaton St.

6-6-616.