The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 3

OCf OBfctt 18,1944 HE RlflNfcLANDfitt (WIS.) DAILY NfcWS Counfy Women To Meef Ocf, 26 The Oncida County Federation of Woman's Clubs has announced its fait meeting for Oct. 26; the Harshaw Woman's Club is the hostess group this year. Ten Woman's Clubs in Oneida county are federated in the county organization and will send their representatives and members to the fall meeting. Members of the Rhinelander Woman's Club and Service League who would like to attend should call Mrs. John Schutz or Mrs.

J. W. Gress. The meeting will be called to order at 10:30 a. in the Community building, Highway 51, Harshaw.

Society News Club Notes Officers of R. H. S. Senior Class PACK 3 vices Saturday, Oct. 15, for her nephew, Lieut.

Raymond Wadzinski, who was killed in France on Sept. 19. Lieut. Wadzinski is the son of Mr. and Wadzfn- ski.

Mrs. Wadzinski and Mrs. Vaughn are sisters. Miss Teresa Tuhalski re-' turned last nigiit 10 Chicago, where she is empldyed. She spent two weeks with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Tuhalski, Pinos street. Mrs. Lcn Markham, Mrs. Ed Schellenger, H.

A. Morrison and Glen Schellenger are spending the day in Green Bay on business, Mrs. Herbert Whiting has returned from Oshkosh, where she visited relatives and friends. English Bride Wednesday, Oct. 18.

F. O. p. Eagles' Club. Business Women's Club supper- meeting, 6:30 p.

community rooms, Merchants State Bank. Eastern Star, 8 p. Masonic temple. West P. T.

3 p. school auditorium. Oneida County Historical Society, 8 p. city hall. Fellowship Circle, 2:30 p.

with Mrs. Lute Batoino, 117 East Kemp street. First Baptist Church choir rehearsal, 7:45 p. home of Mrs. Manford Brunnell, 533 Messer street.

Prayer meeting, 7:45 p. chapel "If of Seventh-day Adventist Church. Thursday, Oct. 19. Father and Son banquet, 6:30 p.

Methodist Church parlors. Crescent Woman's Club, 2 p. home of Mrs. Dan Vachon. St.

Ann's Altar Society, 8 p. St Mary's school. Central P. T. 3 p.

at the school. Mission Society, 2:30 p. Trinity Lutheran Church. Sunday school teachers meeting, 7 p. nl, First Baptist Church; prayer meeting, 8 p.

m. Hodag Sports Club, 8 p. community rooms, Merchants State bank. Friday, Oct. 20.

Bake sale, 11 a. Office Supply Company, Davenport street; sponsored by League of Catholic Women. to Be Society Hostess Mrs. Dick Chickering will be hostess to the members of the Mission Society of Trinity an Church at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Baptist Choir to g- Rehearse Tonight The choir of the First Baptist Church meets tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Manford Brunnell, 533 Messer street. Home, School Ties Stressed by PTA To bring into closer relationship the home and the school, that cnts and teachers may co-operate more intelligently in the training of the child, was the objective of October meeting of the McCord Parent-Teachers Association, held Tuesday afternoon in the school. After the business session a social hour was held so parents and tcach- ers might become better acquainted. Community singing was led by Miss Irene Vandcwalle, accompanied by Miss Lillian Johnson. Refreshments were served by P.T.A.

officers and members of the school faculty. Chosen by their classmates as officers of the Senior class of the Rhinelander High School this year were the trio pictured above. In the center is Miss Jean Kuczmarski, class president; at the left is Fred Locke viCe- president, and at the right is Doug Thompson, secretary and treasurer. Boy's Suit 4563 SIZES MO Glorifying Yourself By ALICIA HART JNTEA Staff Writer DANA JENNY: Glows. For a portrait-pretty make-up which has a brand-new idea behind it, use a dark foundation and a dark powder, but in between these two shades, wear a pink powder that glows rosily through.

To go on from there with a beauty-wise photographer's model, soig- nee Dana Jenney, here's what you do. you appljw says Dana, "blend in 'a light pink cheek rouge, keyed to "fashionable paradise pink shades in "clothes. Use two shades of eyeshadow: gray from the middle of your lid up; a blue shade close to your lashes." With that portrait-work done, Dana says, apply the two shades of powder 1 described and a pink lipstick to match your cheek rouge. Bethany Circle Meets Tonight The monthly meeting of the Trinity Luthenui IJethany Circle will be held at 7:45 o'clock this evening in the church parlors. Mrs.

Lewis has planned an'interesting program. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Dan Jean, Mrs. Henry Gates and Mrs. Angeline Gilley.

Members and friends of the church are invited. Missionary to Conduct Service C. F. Ruf of the Lake Union Conference will conduct the Seventh-day Adventist prayer meeting at 7:45 tonight in the church. Mr.

Ruf will relate any of his missionary experiences. Everyone is urged to attend. Sunday School Meeting Thursday A Sunday school meeting from 7 to 8 p. m. will precede the prayer service at the First Baptist Church I Thursday.

Officers, teachers and anyone interested in the Sunday school are asked to be present. Business matters will be consid- ered. Ed Taylors Will Celebrate Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Ed. piqncer residents of Rhinelander, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday.

Open house will be held starting at 2 o'clock, at the horrre of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lassig, town of Pelican. Dressings Quota Still Incomplete Surgical dressings report: July, August, September Dressings Dressings to be 9,287. Ration Guide By the Associated Press Meats, Fats, etc.

Book Four red stamps A8 through Z8 and AS through K5 valid indefinitely. No more will be validated until Oct. 29. Processed Four blue stamps A8 through Z8 and A5 through R5 valid indefinitely. No more will be validated until Nov.

1. Sugar Book Four stamps 30 through 33 valid immediately for i five pounds each. Stamp 40 good for five pounds for home canning through Feb. 28, 1945. Fuel Period Four and Five coupons valid throughout current heating season.

New Period One coupons also valid now and throughout heating season coupons in new book good for four gallons through Dec. 21. B-4, C-4, B-5 and C-5 coupons good everywhere for five gallons. Shoes Book Three airplane When Corp. Lloyd B.

Cain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cain, Racine, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. Cain. 411 North Brown street, returns from overseas service with the Army Air Corps, he will bring with him his bride, the for Joyce Patricia Parks (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Parks of Felixtowe, Suffolk, England.

Their marriage was solemnized in Felixtowe on Aug. 3. Corp. Cain enlisted in September, 1942, and went overseas a year later. After a year in England, was sent to France.

His brother, Corp. Pat Cain, in the Army Air Corps since April, 1943, is now in France after being stationed in England. Network Answers Complaint NEW YORK, Oct. 18 complaint filed with the federal communications commission yesterday by William B. Rubin, Milwaukee attorney, alleging three prominent Republicans with "defamators and untrue utterances" against President Roosevelt, last night brought a statement from the offices of the Mutual Broadcasting Company in New New York, named as one of the defendants.

The complaint, demanding that Gov. Thomas E. Dewfiy. the Republican presidential candidate, his running mate, Gov. John W.

Bricker and Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R- Conn), retract the alleged statements, named Mutual, the National Broadcasting Company, the Colum- bia Broadcasting Company, and the Blue network as defendants. Mutual issued the following statement: "In connection with the complaint filed with the Federal Communications Commission against the Your networks the Mutual Broadcasting system will await the action of vhe commission. "In the meantime, however, jl might be well to bear in mind that according to section 3.321 of the FCC rules and regulations, broadcasters shall have no power of censorship over the material broadcast by a po- liitcal candidate to whom its facilities have been sold. stamps 1 and 2 good indefinitely.

new stamp will be validated Nov. 1 and be good indefinitely with the others. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weaver have returned to their home Long Beach, after a several weeks' visit here.

They were accompanied to Long Beach by Mrs. Jerry Bentlcy and Miss Virginia Bentley. Mrs. Eva Vaughn, 126 East King street, has returned from Marathon, where she attended memorial ser- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives, and numerous friends for the kindness and sympathy extended us and for the many floral tributes and mass cards received in our recent bereavement. We also wish to thank the American Legion, Father Bertram and Assistant Father Tomre and those who donated the use of their cars for the funeral.

These many kindnesses are most sincerely appreciated. THE JEFFROCK FAMILY POLITICAL Authorized, published and paid for by Oneida County Republican Club, E. D. Bixby. Chairman, Rhinelander, Wis.

Amount paid, $2.28. Why It's Time to Change DEWEY He gets things fact, not on order. He looks upon administration as a job of getting the largest results out of the abilities of other men. Hence he seeks the man of the man with the political pull. He has unlimited courage merely vote-getting shrewdness.

Make a clean sweep! Vote for Dewey and Bricker LINES FROM LIFE "Talk about a quick change! Things were 1 i mighty stormy when Molly asked me if I'd forgotten it was her birthday. I said, pretending to be worried, 'it is at that, isn't Just then the door bell rang and it was the florist with the flowers I'd ordered. And did they make a hit!" FORTH FLORAL CO. 412 N. Brown Street Phone 119 a Coca-Cola The family welcomes you 'GUARANTEED TO POP 1 (fluaranteeft Chip off the old block! He loves his new suspender pants just like Dad's.

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Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for the Anne fall and winter pattern book, full of smart, fabric- saving styles. Free pattern fur bat and muff-bag printed right in book. HOSE pars, THREE PAIRS ARE GUARANTIED TO WEAR THREE MONTHS That's why men everywhere are ing these hose! They recognize superior quality and good looks! Lustrous mercerized cotton with seamless feet, reinforced heels and toes! Regular length. Slack length with an elastic top. Smart shades in sizes 10 to 13.

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