The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 7

Sunday Morning, February 26, 1939 THE PALM BEACH POST-TIMES Pase Sevsn DR. DYE WILL SPEAK Caleodaur of Events Dr. Royal J. Dye, for many years a missionary in Africa with the Christian Church, will give an address at the First Christian Church Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Dr.

Dye is well known to many persons in the city, having appeared here on the Chain of Missionary Assemblies some years ago. The congregation of the White Temple Christian Church will join in the services with the Rev. W. J. Minges conducting the devotions.

The Rev. A. M. Depew will pre side and special musical number! will be furnished by the choir. Pupils Of Marshall Studios Have Dance In celebration cf Washington's birthday, members of the sub-Ueb set of the Grace Marshall Dance Studio entertained at a dance at the Hotel George Washington, Friday night.

The patriotic color scheme was carried out in the decorations. Music was furnished by Alice Weldon's orchestra. Charles Hobby and Norine Mel-drum led the feature waltz; Eric Schroeder and Betty Jean Harper won the elimination waltz contest and Virginia Hendry won the guest prize for dancing Others attending were Caroline Anr.ess, Shirley Bryan, Patty Bullock. Bobby Seegar, Daphne Futch, Marion McCarlcy, Betty Roebuck, Judy Altman, Barbara Booth, Audrey Hall, Elaine Thornton, Betty Sheen, Earoll Roebuck, vin Schwall, Everett Underwood, John Wells, Billy Sheen, Fred Hol-ling, Arthur Kinsey, Ray Hawkins, Billy Print, Tom Vasser, Emil Rybovich and Marian Gruber; Mrs. Stanoyevich Speaks To Panhellenic Members Mrs.

Beatrice Stanoyevich, of New York City, secretary of the Students International Union, spoke to members of Panhellenic Association at the home of Mrs. E. J. Anderson, 320 Valencia Road, Saturday afternoon, of the work and aims of the union. She stressed the good the union has done for world peace and mentioned three local students who have attended the student conferences at Geneva, through the union, as Elizabeth Studstill, Ren-ness Nielsen and Malcolm Knowles.

Mrs. Donald McClellan presided at the business session and announced that a large number of reservations had been made for the dance at the Biltmore Hotel, sponsored by the association, last night. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Tommy Rickards, members of Delta Zeta Sorority, and the Misses Page and Dorothy Bonden, members of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority.

Mrs. William H. Told presented the program. Attending were Mrs. Truman Lifsey, Miss Frances Bishop, Miss Virginia Hughes, of Memphis, Miss Dorothy Borden, Mrs Harry W.

Stewart, Mrs. William W. Anderson, of Audubon, N. Miss Eleanor McNeil, Mrs. TWO-THIRDS IN NATION WED ON $25 A WEEK OXFORD, Ohio, Feb.

25. A salary of only $25 a week isn't necessarily a bar to marriage, Dr. C. H. Sandage, Miami University professor of business, told seniors.

"Two-thirds of the married couples in the nation are doing it," he said. EVANGELIST EMMETT VESTAL (Texas Slim) will continue his life testimonials at the Alliance Gospel Tabernacle, Palm Street and Georgia Avenue, through the week, ending March 4. Texas Slim is said to have been saved from the electric chair by his mother's prayers. He will conduct services every night at 7:45 o'clock, except Saturday at the tabernacle. Motion Picture To Show Century Of Lutheranism The romance of 100 years of DUVAL JEWELRY CO, Lutheranism will be told in the: moving picture film, "The Call of! the Cross," at the Redeemer Lutheran Church, 707 South Rosemary' Avenue, Tuesday night at 8j o'clock.

This picture tells the story of i MB. AND MRS. F. J. STEBBINS, of 521 Thirty-sixth Street, formerly of Thief River Falls, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Friday, will be honored at a dinner today at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. V. G. Anderson, at Fort Pierce, by Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Brumund, who are spending the winter here, Mr. and Mrs. F.

E. Weiland, and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, all former residents of Thief River Falls. Other guests will include Mr.

and Mrs. George Bennett, and son, of Wisconsin, Mrs. Irma Brunelle, Red Lake Falls, Miss Esther L. Stebhins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Stebbins. Another daughter, Miss Frances Ann Stebbins, of Duluth, was unable attend. Larry W.

Maurer, Miss Elsie Causier, Miss Jane Bunker, Mrs. Bolford Shoumatc, Mrs. W. M. Stevenson, Mrs.

William H. Told, MEANT MINY MOE If It' Toys To SCHROEDER'S GO Opposite The Pout Office SUNDAY Chi Delta Rho Sorority meets with Betty Mathes, 709 Kanuga Drive, 6 p. m. Theta Delta Delta Sorority meets with Pat Watkins, 221 Greymon Drive, 7 p. m.

Tau Delta Tau Fraternity meets with Phil Anderson, 727 Sunset Road, 7 p. m. Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity meets with Larry Rackstraw, 822 Flamingo Drive, 7:30 p. m. Card party at Schwartzberg hall, 8 p.

m. Mrs. Martin Dubbin, hostess. MONDAY Girl Reserves meet at YWCA, 7:30 p. m.

Bethesda Park Recreation Club has bridge party, 8 p. m. West Palm Beach Contract League has tournament at Hotel George Washington, 8:15 o'clock. All-States Tourist Club has party at Howard Park, 8 p. m.

Catholic Daughters of America hold card party at K. of C. hall, 2:15 p. m. Gardenia Rebekah Lodge meets at IOOF hall, 8 p.

m. Executive board of Thomas Benton Ellis Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, meets at home of Mrs. Earl Wallace, 270 Barcelona Road, 3 p. m. First Baptist Church: Week of prayer for home missions at church, 3 p.

Circle 1 in charge; YWA meets at church for supper and mission study, 6:30 p. Junior RA meets at church to go to county home for personal service, 3 p. m. Northwood Baptist Church: WMS observes home mission week with prayer program, 3 to 4 p. m.

American Legion Auxiliary meets at Legion home for business meeting and nomination of officers, 8p. board meeting 7:30 p. m. Northwood Methodist Church: WMS meets at church, 3 p. m.

Sara Wagg Methodist Church: Sara Wagg Circle meets with Mrs. Kenneth Helman, 5911 Garden Avenue, 8 p. m. Gardenia Rebekah Lodge meets at IOOF hall, followed by district meeting under direction of Mrs. Bertha Bedle, district deputy president, 8 p.

m. High School PTA meets in music portable, 3:15 p. board meets in Mrs. Johnnie Stephens' room, 2:15 o'clock. Woman's Club holds board meeting at 11 a.

business session and luncheon, under direction of legislative committee, 12:30 o'clock. Junior Music Study Club holds special meeting at Holy Trinity parish house to make arrangements for programs and to have photographs taken, 3:30 o'clock. -TUESDAY Bethesda Park Recreation Club holds games party, 8 p. m. All-States Tourist Club holds bridge party at Howard Park, 2:30 o'clock; duplicate bridge tournament, 7:30 p.

m. Antlers meet at Elks Home, 8 p.m. Catholic Daughters of America meet at of C. hall, 7:45 p. m.

Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary meet at courthouse, 8 p. m. Iretta Sherman Chapter, 145, OES, meets at Masonic Temple, 8 p. honoring charter members of chapter. Visiting Stars invited.

Junior Woman's Club holds buffet luncheon and bridge party at Palm Beach Yacht Club, 11 to 4 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. W. E. Nexsen, Mrs.

W. A. Wall, Mrs. J. Ross Blackburn and Mrs.

Park Urquhart. First Baptist Church: WMS observes week of prayer for home missions at church, 3 p. m. Young Matrons' Circle in charge. Northwood Baptist Church: WMS observes week of prayer service at church, 3 to 4 p.

m. Motion-sound film, "The Call of the Cross," showing at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 8 p. m. Business Girls Club of YWCA holds supper meeting at YWCA, 6:30 p. m.

Woman's Auxiliary executive board of Holy Trinity Church meets in parish house, 10 a. m. Junior Department of Woman's Club holds luncheon bridge at Palm Beach Yacht Club, 11 to 4 o'clock. First Methodist Church: Circles meet as follows: 1 with Mrs. J.

D. Bellah, 130 Greenwood Drive, 3 p. 2 with Mrs. A. S.

Bussey, 513 Thirty-fifth Street, 10 a. 3 with Mrs. Howell L. Watkins, 221 Greymon Drive, 3 p. 4 with Mrs.

Frank Crane, 1020 Florida Avenue, 3 p. 5 with Mrs. Lewis P. Browning, 930 Thirty-fifth Street, 10:30 a. luncheon; 6 with Mrs.

J. W. Bennett, 313 Cranesnest Way, 10 a. 7 with Mrs. S.

I. Fletcher, 816 Ardmore Road, 3 p. 8 with Mrs. C. C.

Bacon, 5700 North Dixie, 3 p. 9 with Mrs. Kenneth Montgomery, 230 Valencia Road, 3 p. 10 with Mrs. R.

A. Lee, 2121 Georgia Avenue, 3 p. 11 with Mrs. G. M.

Higgs, 319 Cranesnest Way, 3 p. 12 with Mrs. J. W. Kerr, 319 Kings Court, 3 p.

m. Young People's Department of First Baptist Church holds "kid" party at the church, 7:30 p. m. Those attending requested to wear appropriate costumes. Congregational "Service" committee of First United Lutheran Church meets at parsonage, 321 Croton Way, 8 p.

m. Annual banquet of JOY class of First Christian Sunday School in church recreation room, 7:30 p. m. Memorial Presbyterian Church: Women's auxiliary meets at church, 3 p. m.

Union Congregational Church: Woman's Association at home of Mrs. Keith R. Chinn, Water-works grounds, 3 p. m. Applied Education Committee of Woman's Club presents Dr.

Walter H. Judd, medical missionary to China, at Woman's Club, 10:30 o'clock. All interested persons invited no charge. WEDNESDAY All-States Tourist Club holds bridge party at Howard Park, 8 p. m.

Mrs. C. Adrian Coates, Mrs ft ft ft ft ft ft ft George Pfafein, Miss Virginia SETS AT y3 OFF OPEN STOCK PRICES Fsmoui III PARIS Spomoitd by My MOLVNEUX Noltd Ptriilta yjljr Five Tables In Play At Bridge Tournament Five tables were In play last night at the last of the series of contract tournaments held during the season at the Lake Court un der the direction-of Ira S. Dunkle. North and south winners were Mr.

and Mrs. D. Dunkle with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bacon run-ners-up.

East and west winners were Mrs. James D. Shroder and, Mrs. Olive Pierpont, with Dr. and Mrs.

A. G. Barrett runners-up. Bird, Miss Caroline Oliver, Mrs. Dan C.

Smith, Mrs. Beryl B. Lewis, Mrs. Thomas E. Penick, Mrs.

William T. Phoebus, Mrs. Walker Brown, Mrs. Donald McClellan, Mrs. James A.

Ball, and Mrs. Jonathan R. Holt. rftftftHflftftftftftST uie ort.iuii iiiiiiugiaiiun xuu years ago caused by the liberal and rationalistic attitude of the Saxon State Church on fundamental doctrinal truths. A small and faithful group, rebelling against the manner in which the Lutheran doctrine was being modernized in the fatherland, left their country for Amer-icap where they could worship according to the dictates of their conscience.

The picture concludes with scenes showing the printing of the first official paper of the Church, and the development through the years to the present Synod. Sister synods to the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and other States are the Joint Synod of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and other States; the Norwegian Synod of the American Evangelical Lutheran Church; and the Slovak Evangelical Lutheran Synod of America. These synods comprise the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical conference of North America with a total baptized membership of 1,700,000. The Only Original WM. ROGERS SON Rilnfoicsd Sllvtrpltlt 44-PIECE SERVICE FOR I OPEN STOCK PRICE, $30.50 SPECIAL W5 75c A WEEK Buy NOW! Save $10.55 RECITAL SCHKDII.KD AT til.NGINO TOWER LAKE WALES, Feb.

25. I At') Carlllonnpur Anion Brpps will offer the following program at the Singing Tower recllal Sunday at 3 p. m. America. Because.

Guy D'Hnrdelnt. Where the River Shannon Flows, J. J. Russell. The Sunshine of Your Smile, Lilian Ray, Minuet from "Don Juan," Mozart.

Some Day the Silver Chord Will Break. G. C. Stebbins. I Can Hear My Saviour Calling, P.

P. Bliss. Sweet Hour of Pray'r, W. B. Bradbury.

Request number. Barcarolle, from "The Tales of Hoffmann." J. Offenbach. The Star Spangled Banner. 8 Salad Forks 2 Table Spoons 1 Butter Knife 8 Knives 8 Forks 8 Teaspoons 8 Dessert Spoons 1 Sugar Spoon VV TRUE-TEMP CONTROL Has eight settings besides "Off." Each i '5; I holds food compartment temperature where you set it, regardless of fluctua- i tions in kitchen temperatures.

Bethesda Park Recreation Club holds bridge party, 2:30 p. pinochle party, 8 p. m. Braille class meets at Howard Park, 9:30 a. followed by lunch eon 12 noon and club session 2 p.

m. EuvaiJewelrySo. A. I. RAULERSON, Pres.

813 Ph. Clematis 8422 STATE RURAL YOUTH CONFERENCE IS HELD GAINESVILLE, Feb. 25. UP) Approximately 100 students from Florida State College for Women and the University of Florida met here today for the second annual Florida Rural Youth Conference. Who-So-Evcr-Will Bible class (non-denominational) at home of Mrs.

C. W. Johnson, 730 Ardmore Road, 10 a. m. Women's League for Better Government meets at Hotel George Washington, 10 a.

m. Board meeting, 9:30 a. m. Welfare Committee of Woman's Club holds bridge party, 2:30 p. Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity meets in chapter rooms, 728 Avon Road, 8 p.

m. St. Ann's Parish Sodality meets In school auditorium, 8 p. m. PARKSIDE BEAUTY SALON Teletha Club meets at home of Mrs, H.

Phil Bryan, 4 Graham OPEN KVKNINfiS Circle, 8 n. with Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. E. H.

Sealey, hostesses. 114 Myrtle St. Phone 6225 BY APPOINT! KNT Northwood Baptist Church: WMS observes home mission week of nraver at church, 3 to 4 p. m. Get a New HAIR-DO First Baptist Church: WMS observes week of prayer for home LARGE MEAT-KEEPER missions, 3 clock; Circle 2 in charge.

This Spring Literary meeting of Wagg Memorial Missionary Society at the church, 3 p. m. Holds 15 pounds a whole week's supply for average family. Slides in under Super Freezer where cold is just right for meat-keeping. Has side vents and raised raclc to provide right humidity.

Redeemer Lutheran Church: Ladies' Auxiliary holds business and The spirit and skill that Roes Into a style ereatlon Is lavished on your hair this spring. See our glamorous new waves that rival Paris dresses In chic! Swing into spring smartly but swing Into Firk slde Beauty Salon first! RUTH PLATT, Owner social meeting at parsonage, 707 South Rosemary Avenue, 2:30 p. Divine Lenten meditation at the church, 8 p. topic "The Sleeping Hair Styling by CHARLES Air Conditioned Wt Mpertallxii In Hair Dyinf and Parker Hnrhrx Hralp Treatment the pace frz 939 in STYLE, FOOD SAFETY and SAVINGS 0 III i Jlk Disciples;" Walther League meets immediately after service. First United Lutheran Church: Mid-week Lenten Vespers in the church, 8 p.

m. Animal Rescue League presents Mrs. B. Shea, reader, and Countess Le Brun Elder, at Hotel George Washington, 3 p. m.

Small admission. THURSDAY Three Score and Ten Club meets at Congregational Church parish hall, 3 p. St. Ann's Altar Society holds card party at K. of C.

hall, 7:30 p. m. Business and Professional Women's Club meets at Patio Grill, 12 noon. Ail-States Tourist Club holds contract lessons at Howard Park 1:30 p. bridge party 2:30 p.

m. Daughters of America meet at IOOF hall, 8 p. m. Triomas Benton Ellis Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, meets at home of Mrs. Henry Purdon, 509 Thirty-fourth Street, 3 p.

m. North and South Carolina Day program. Hostesses, Mrs. Purdon, Mrs. Bert Teed, Mrs.

E. Glover Johnston, Mrs. Frank Hirsch. First Baptist Church: WMS has week of prayer service for home missions at the church, 3 p. Circle 3 in charge; teachers and officers hold supper and business meeting at the church, 6:30 p.

Intermediate GA meets with Rita Payne, 606 Avon Road, 7:30 p. m. Holy Trinity Church: Women's Auxiliary holds Lenten group meeting in parish house, 10 a. m. Nominating committee of YWCA meets at YWCA, 10 a.

m. Circle 4 of First Methodist WMS presents program by Black Eagle, (Continued on Next Page) For the first time in any refrigerator you'll find TRUE-TEMP the cold control that really controls in this new 1939 Westing-house. It holds food-keeping temperatures constant, despite changing room temperatures. For the first time in any refrigerator a covered, vented MEAT-KEEPER of pounds capacity! And deep enough for large roasts! What users last yeaf called "the biggest improvement in years" becomes still better more useful. Along with these pacemaking features you'll find a big SUPER FREEZER, with extra space for frozen storage also the famous ECONOMIZER Mechanism.

(10 houri out of 12 it uses no current at all certified Kitchen-proved average). But, see these things for yourself! VISIT rout WIITINSHOUII 11111, TO RATI mm si -r What's Going On Mil WMwaWM, am, 213 Clematis (Continued from Preceding Page) be Mrs. DeWitt Martin, Mrs. W. R.

DeWitt and Mrs. M. R. Farber. Miss Sue Wolfe is planning a luncheon for Saturday in honor of Miss Cornelia Anthony, The Seminole Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at the home of Mrs.

G. C. Barco, 427 Iris Street, at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, with Mrs. Barco, Mrs. E.

P. Wallian, Mrs. Nona Burrus and Mrs. Edward McKenna as hostesses. On the program will be Mrs.

Charles Goodloe, Mrs, W. E. Keen, Mrs. Keith Chinn, Mrs. Hedley Gillings, Mrs.

D. R. Barrus. The fifth annual military ball, sponsored by the Porter Rauler-son Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and auxiliary, will be held at the Show Boat Saturday night with Oscar S. Daumer, senior vice-commander, in chrrge.

The public is invited to attend. Proceeds will go into the general welfare fund of the local post. "And please see that the Altar milk man makes a mistakt tomorrow and leaves us a double order of everything." Ado,.