The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 16

Page 16 THE PALM BEACH POST. Friday. January 20. I9S6 JZHRuth Millett Belts Make The Season Bright WOMAN'S v.m.wwM Mrs. Ernestine J.

Pernell, Editor Widow Must Adjust Life To Her New Conditions ROA Ladies Install Slate Chinn, secretary; Mrs. Harold Obst, treasurer, and Mrs, George Pralss, historian. Mrs. Leslie G. Thompson, retiring president and installing officer, reviewed the work accomplished by the club in the past vear.

Officers of the Reserve Officers Assn. Ladies Club were installed at ceremonies Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Keith R. Chinn, 931 Sunset Rd. Taking office were Mrs.

George W. Archer, president; Mrs. Louis Hawkins, vice president; Mrs. Josephine Turner Is Married To Bronislaw Szuba Miss Josephine Boothe Turner, Members attending included Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs.

G. B. Westmoreland, Mrs. Earl H. Martin, Mrs.

Andrew A. Henry, Mrs. H. T. Lawson, Mrs.

Archer, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Chinn and Mrs. Pralss. Following the business session, a social hour was held during which the hostess served a luncheon.

The next ROAL meeting will be held March 21 at the home of Mrs. Praiss, 920 Forest Hill Blvd. Cards will be played. A widow in her middle sixties complains that the couples she and her husband used to see a great deal of have little time for her now that she is a lone woman. She feels neglected and resentful and lonely, especially on holidays when others are busy with their own plans while she sits at home alone.

There's a simple answer to her problem if she will only take it. And that is to make new friends among women who, like herself, are alone and lonely. Why. should she sit at home alone when she could look around for others as alone and lonely as she Is and make the first gesture toward friendship with some of them? MAKE NEW FRIENDS IF OLD ONES FORGET The next time a holiday draws near, instead of waiting and hoping to be invited out, why doesn't she look around and find several other lonely persons and Invite them to her home? Preparing for them will keep her busy and occupied. Giving them a happy day will make her own day happy.

And In time her hospitality will be returned. She will find that she is no longer feeling left out and neglected. When a widow can't hang on to the remnants of her old life there is only one sensible thing for her to do, and that is to start building a new life for herself. Because old friends don't seem to have time for her is no reason why she shouldn't start making new friends among women who will have time for her. It is bound to hurt when old friends start drifting away.

But it -won't hurt nearly so much if the neglected person gets busy replacing the old friends with new ones. No one is ever too old to do that. (All rights reserved, NEA Service, Inc.) of 528 Cherry daughter of Maxine Pearson, Charles Hobby Wed In Capital TVio marriacr. nf AflKC Mnvlne Play Called Off For Actors' Ball Pearson and Charles J. Hobby, nf Mp V.

Hohhv. of 712 Fern was solemnized Saturday, Jan. 14, at the National Memorial Unlversalist Church in Washington, D.C. Miss Pearson is a student and ufaa fnrmarlv fttnff mpmhpr Of Traffic Safety UF To Graduate 19 From Area the Walter Russell Foundation at Belts in festive leathers and fabrics, with glittery decorations, wide and narrow, all make over a wardrobe. Four cloisonne picture playing cards decorate a royal-red scalloped leather belt (upper left).

Black calf leather (lower left) gets a jeweled watch fob to dress up a sheath. Glittery jewels (center) fancy up a belt of peacock-blue calf, to be wont with separates. Feminine favorite, initials, go into metal squares on calf belt (upper right.) For that dressiest of parties, 24-earat fold leather belt (lower right) with a jewel, is end in lnxury. It's perfect with plain black sheath. Waynesboro, Va.

Mi TTrhiv fnrmprlw resided eight performances, and is to be followed by a dramatic reading of "Antigone," to open on Jan. 26. Norman Palmer and Gloria Star-ita are co-chairmen of the ball this year, and reservatoins may be made by phoning the Player's box office. As in former years, prizes will be awarded in categories that include costumes that are the most beautiful, most original, funniest, and for the most unusual group of costumes. "Late Love," current production of the Norton Gallery Players, will close a night earlier than the usual run of plays by the local theatre group, due to the fourth annual Actors and Artists' Ball to be held Saturday from 9 p.m.

to 1 a.m. in the main ballroom of the Colonnades Hotel, Palm Beach Shores, it was announced Thursday by H. H. Riddleberger, managing director of the Players. The play closes tonight, after Issues Discussed At Council Meet Nineteen area students are Is a graduate of the University of Florida and for three 'vonn Vt he.n associated with among approximately 495 candidates who have applied for degrees from the University' of the Labor Dept.

in Washington. "Safety Adds Life to Your Com' munity" was the subject of a panel SOCIAL CALENDAR The couple is resiaing at ihm 15th N.W., Washington, D.C. Florida during mid-year com discussion at a meeting of Palm Beach County Council of Parent- mencement exercises which will Teacher Assns. at Highland FRIDAY, Jan. 10 be held at 8 p.m.

Jan. 28 at the Florida Gymnasium, Gainesville. School, Lake Worth, which was at Mrs. Dugger Heads Dental Assistants Officers of the Palm Beach A. C.

Worthwhile Club with Mrs. E. D. Anthony and Mrs. tended by 75 representatives.

Students who have applied for Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Filler, Green Cove Springs, formerly of this city, and Bronislaw Brownie i Szuba, Buffalo, N.Y., were united in marriage by Judge F. A.

Currie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Charlotte, Manchester Lane, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 14.

Miss Kimball Turner, In a ballerina length gown of pink net and a corsage of pink rosebuds, was her sister's maid of honor, and Mrs. Bill Smith, In a turquoise net, ballerina length gown, with pink rosebuds, was matron of honor. Joe LaPlant was Mr. Szuba's best man. The vows were spoken before a candlighted altar, of palms and baskets of white gladioli.

Given In marriage by her stepfather, Albert W. Piller, the bride wore a ballerina length gown of white lace. Her short veil was attached to a band of seed pearls and she carried a white prayer-book, topped with a white orchid. Mrs. Piller, mother of the bride, wore a blue knit frock and a corsage of yellow roses.

A small reception followed the ceremony. Mrs. Szuba attended Palm Beach High School. Mr. Szuba attended the University of Buffalo and is presently a subcontractor in West Palm Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Szuba are residing on Apalachee Rd. Committee Members For Parley Named Committee members for the Florida State University-sponsored conference on "Working Together for Good Schools for Children Under Six," which will be held from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Monday at Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church, have been announced by Mrs.

Joseph F. Mickle, general chairman. They include Mrs. Paul Moyle, eo-chairman; Mrs. William T.

Reynolds, Mrs. Paul Brown, Mrs. Eric Bellander, Mrs. J. Richard Smith, Mrs.

Gus Peeples, Mrs. C. L. Brumback, Mrs. Robert Woolfe and Mrs.

Frank Richardson. Mrs. W. L. Otterson, Mrs.

Harrison Stone, Mrs. Martin Carter and Mrs. George Patterson will be hostesses. In charge of publicity are Mrs. Hudson Tooke, Mrs.

Freida Wy-toski, Miss Betty Tooke and Mrs. Robert Riggs. Participating were State Rep. Fred O. (Bud) Dickinson, Po degrees include Goundry Wells Unitarian Notice Carry Wrong Hour Wrong service times were placed on notices mailed to members of the Unitarian Society, L.

E. Collier, nrnsram rilrertnr mM CHESLA COLBS'fj Bingham, BA; William Louis County Dental Assistants Assn. were installed at ceremonies Wednesday night at the offices of Dr. J. Paul Shelton and Dr.

T. S. lice Chief Edward Weiskopf, of Lantana, and Jack Walden, Flor Griffin, BSBA; Danny G. Parla ida Highway Patrol Safety Educa-tion officer. mento, BSBA; David Lincoln Reld, BSBA; Robert B.

Riggs, Adams in the Comeau Bldg Thev included Mrs. Gwen Dug last night. Mominff Bprvlppfl snH Kilnriav Mrs. Edward Kuenzler, program MED: Otis B. Russell, LLB; ger, president; Miss Patricia School alike will holri mt 11 chairman, introduced Mrs.

w. William Franklin Tarlton, MA, Relieve Suffering Fast-Effectively with Smith, vice president; Mrs. Patricia Kilpatrlck, secretary; VICKS VVapoRub Haines, safety chairman, who in Adams at Anthony home. Dyer 1 p.m. Bethesda Recreation Club bridge party at Currie Park 1:30 p.m.; games 7:45 p.m.

Woman's Club Youth Conservation Department business and luncheon meeting at the club 11 a.m. IOOF Liberty Encampment Auxiliary at IOOF hall 8 p.m., preceded by pot luck supper 6:30 p.m. Junior Woman's Club board entertains at new members party at home of Mrs. William R. Maser, 222 Rugby 10:30 a.m.

SATURDAY, Jan. 21 Altrusa Club charter night dinner at Howard Hamilton's Restaurant, 7 p.m. Mrs. Lucille S. Alexander, speaker.

USWV Auxiliary of officers at USWV home, 2:30 p.m. All States Tourist Club bridge party at Howard Park 8 p.m. Bethesda Recreation Club pinochle party at Currie Park 7:45 p.m. Sunday instead of the reported time, he said. turn presented E.

Boell. West Palm Safety Council president and and Kenneth Doyle Tose, BAE, all of West Palm Beach. Edward M. Kassatly, BSBA, Palm Beach: Henry George Mad- panel moderator. Miss Barbara Hamilton, treasurer; Miss Pat Smith (advisor), Miss Dorothy Lessig, and Miss Kathleen Wright, program chairman, and Miss Sylvia Davis and Miss Nancy Chief Weiskopf, speaking on the traffic safety part of the program, Gilmore, publicity.

stressed need of adequate laws to enforce traffic safety. sen, BSBA, Riviera Beach; Jeiv ome Robert Isenberg, LLB, Okee: chobee; June Adreane Stalls, BAE, Jupiter; James Edward Travelstead, LLB, Lake Worth; William J. Broadfoot, BDES, and Mary Eleanor Jernigan, BS. Clewiston; Patrick James Brat- Mrs. Leila Hanley was officer and Mrs.

Irene Archam-beau was conducting officer. Following the installation cere He advocated a traffic safety bureau to help cut down accidents and advised that "safety is the most important thing you can give FT. LAUDERDALE'S WOMEN'S CLUB 10th ANNUAL ANTIQUES SHOW AND SALE TO BE HELD AT THE WOMEN'S CLUB 44 So. Andrews at 1st Si, Ft Lauderdale January 24th thru 27th, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

monies, refreshments were served to Miss Lessig, Mrs. Margaret Jacoby on Bridge. ton, MED and Richard, Zimmerman. LLB. Delray Beach; El your child.

Chief Weiskopf also expressed opinion that drivers should have len W. Stephens, BA, and John Andrew Tucker, BSCOM, Ft. Cochran, Mrs. Nan Cunningham, Miss Wright, Miss Hamilton, Miss Smith, Mrs. Jane Ross, Mrs.

Kil-patrick, Mrs. Archambeau, Mrs. periodic examinations to deter By OSWALD JACOBY Written for NEA Service Pierce. mine their fitness for handling Dummy's Trump Loses Power Nancy Bokman, Mrs. Hanley, Mrs.

Dugger, Mrs. Ruth Edwards, and automobiles. Miss Davis. Discussing the education portion The next meeting will be held of the safety program, FHP Offi Butler-IS'emeth Attendants Named Attendants for the wedding of THE bidding in today's hand was at 8 p.m. Feb.

15 at the El-Bo Room. NORTH 4f 7 QJ85 AJ852 EAST Alt aggressive, but the final contract was eminently reasonable. South cer Walden said it is a moral as well as intellectual problem to be able to drive safely. He said that in 1955 there were as many people killed on the highways as Miss Helen Louise Butler and 1st Lt. Richard Stephen Nemeth, should certainly expect to make WEST his gamein spades against anything less than inspired defense.

PBAFB, which will be solemnized at 8 a.m. Saturday at St. Ann's Tag Day Set Today By Rescue League Annual tag day of the Animal A2 A J84I IOC 4 10 5 732 unfortunately for South, the de Catholic Church, have been an 416! fense was inspired when the band was played. West reasoned that Rescue League will be held today in West Palm Beach, according to Mrs. DeMille Wheatley, nounced.

Miss Patricia of Birmingham, will be Miss Butler's attendant. Lt. William 10 4 SOUTH (D) A 10 9 8 3 VQ962 AK 47 were killed at Pearl Harbor. "We should treat people on the highways as we would like to be treated," he added. Advocating safety in every respect.

Rep. Dickinson pointed out that Florida has such a large influx of visitors in addition to its three and three-quarter millions dummy was quite short in hearts and that declarer would plan to ruff in the dummy. In order to limit dummy's ruffing power, West Griffin will be best man and Lt. East-West vul TOP SPEED "On Iht Spot'! opened the ace of spades and con tinned with another spade. East chairman, who is assisted by Mrs.

Charles Higgins, co-chairman. Members of the league will be stationed at local banks, office buildings and business places to sell the tags. Proceeds are devoted to furthering the work of the league throughout the county. Patrick Roney and Lt. John Phillips will be ushers.

Following the ceremony, a reception will be held from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the home of the Relief for Heartburn South 1 Dummy held the second trick population that roads of necessity are behind the times. West North Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 Pass Pass with the jack of spades, and ae- Pass Pass Pass O10arol 2 4 He said that in comparison with clarer naturally returned the low bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Hyman other states, Florida has made heart from the dummy at the third Opening lead 4 A trick.

East now demonstrated that wonderful strides in traffic safety Claude Butler, of 318 12th St. Be thankful you can see buy Lions Industries Seals. he could be as effective as his partner. He rose with the king of hearts, holding the trick. This enabled him to lead a third trump, I lew Cream Deodorant Proved I '2 Times As Effective Against Perspiration and Odor but still needs to do more.

He expressed opinion that there should be extensive tests of the fitness of automobiles as well as drivers. Rep. Dickinson said the legislature has made new laws governing traffic safety as well as making funds available for more and better roads. Boell summed up the panel's findings by saying that "we all thus exhausting dummy trumps. Now South was limited to nine tricks.

He could take four trump tricks, four diamonds, and a club, but that was all. should cooperate and teach our If East had failed to rise with the king of hearts, West would have been forced to win the first heart trick. West could not have returned a third trump, and South would have been able to ruff one children safety in driving and walking." Mrs. Richard Uhl, of Lantana. jv.

Don't be HALT-SAFE! fit heart in the dummy. This ruffing president, conducted the meeting Use this Vanishing (ream Deodorant with PERSTOP Daily. Keeps Underarms Dry and Odorless Saves Clothes from Stains Now you can get 1 new kind of protection from perspiration and odor rubbed-in protection. Arrid now contains magic new PERSTOP." Rub it in rub perspiration and odor out. Used daily it is actually IVi times as effective as any other leading deodorant in keeping underarms dry, soft and sweet.

Safe for normal skin and fabrics. Get soft, creamy trick would have given him his contract. ana Alton Green, Highland School PTA president, greeted council members. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Dodee Arrid with PERSTOP today. have returned to their home at ill 1304 Florida Ave. from their summer home at Harwick Port, Cape Cod, Mass. America' largest wT I Selling 43l0.

I iSf I VTTTi Rub Ir In rub perspiration eutl No other deodorant gives you Arrid's exclusive rubbed -in protection. So don't be half.safe. Be completely safe use Arrid with Petstop' to be sure. The bidding has been: South West North East i Diamond Pass 1 N.T. Pass You, South, hold: 43 VA 4AK J1074 JJII What do you do? A Bid three clubs.

You are willinr to reach game If partner has either a high elub or the of spades, TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding Is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold: K3 VA5 AKQ104 4Q7it What do you do? Answer Tomorrow KENT A CRIB BRAND NEW SCHRODER'S PHONE 2-3605 "I A new shipment of January 100 Dacron pillow I1RIDBDDHHII 3.40 2 6.5 THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA For Friday, Jan. 20, 1956 wechcml special! zig-zag sewing machine HEARING AID GLASSES callid LISTENER" "You Saw Th Situational ad-lino In 'Life' Magaxino and other magazines." THOSE in professional fields are has just arrived! under especially good aspects sow, but practically all lines of en deavor should show some gain under present configurations. Here's typical Belk's value no homemaker can afford to ignore! 100 virgin dacron bed pillows at what you'd expect to pay for a feather pillow I Cut size of available in eithr blue white linen finish cotton ticks or white floral printed nylonized ticks. Allergy-free, mildew-proof.

The evening vibrations favor "DEMURE" (lllus.) a dressy spectator with style and comfort to belie Its modest price. domestic and romantic matters; also travel plans. If today is your birthday, the 139.50 year ahead promises much in the way of occupational gain if you In Toast or Navy pique trimmed in white. are willing to take on new respon sibilities and work harder than us ual between now and July. The in 1 1095 dications are excellent for advancement but you must be alert to Imported 132 thread muslin pillow cases opportunity.

March will be a good Rolls hems Sews on snap fasteners Laces, mends overcoats month in which to try out new ideas and experiment with more progressive methods. Domestic and romantic matters 4 I.1 .29 Easy terms Bastes Buttonholes Darns Decorative stitches Embroiders Gathers, hems Initials Matchlnr Ban in two stylea will be under benefic aspects dur ing most of 1956 and travel is a likelihood between June and Octo 7 OR p'u ber. During November you may, tax Patches, pin tucks Reverse stitching Quilts, ruffles quite unexpectedly, find a way to cut down on expenses and you may also be given an opportunity! to turn a neat financial profit. If Nothing to clamp on hearing aid mechanism BUILT and eon-ealtd COMPLETELY within framei. 1 tramiitori, Audiatrle Control, 4-osition tone control.

Proscription Had. Stylet for men and women Com? In or VUnnr, for Your Free II curl tin Tat. Do It Tiitlny. OTAIIIOIV OF THE PAl.M nKACHKfl Phone 3-4598 305 Citizens Building West Palm Beach, Ha, so, apply it in a manner beneficial to future security. 42x36" bleached muslin.

Sturdy, long-wearing 132 thread count assures you of topflight quality, outstanding performance. Come fill your linen closets with this superlative value that happens only during Belk's January White Sale. dduig. Belk's Second Floor SEWING MACHINES. BELX'S SECOND FLOOR BROOKS SHOES 2100 BROADWAY RIVIERA BEACH Free and Easy Parking at the Doorl A childl born on this day will be endowed with a warm and lovable personality and many creative! talents.

FOR A FKEI2 HONG vmnn. DEMONSTRATION CALL ti-17ifSJ (Copyright 1956, King Features Syndicate, Inc.).