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PAGE 10G S7.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1943 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Wed at Church i CHICKEN STEAK DINNERS i MADISON GRANITE CITY at 2612 South Jefferson avenue. Pvt. Wekerle was graduated from Christian Brothers' College and was inducted Into the Army recently at Jefferson Barracks. Oeffciosi Hlckerr Grflla Stas.

Miss Hermann to Be Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hermann, 5600 Holly Hills boulevard, announce the engagement of daughter, Miss Gloria Elinor, to Pvt. Adam M.

Wekerle whose parents live Ik ii ii.i a i Fish Fry for Solders. The St. Louis Ladies' Florist Club will give a fish fry this afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Jablohsky, 700 North Price road, for a Rroup of service men from Scott Field. Assisting the hostess -will be Mrs. Carl Gie-bel, Mrs. George Pring and Miss Rose Keller.

Badminton, archery, handball and tennis will be offered as entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Jablonsky's son, Lieut. Harvey Jablonsky, on duty at Fort Ben-ning, is home on leave.

rriea rones wnicieu, rm i R. AND MRS. E. A. FRIEDMAN, 1620 Fourth street, will return this week, from a busi BEECHER'S LOG CABIN U.

S. Mi. W. of St. Open Werkdayi 5 la II P.

M. Satunlr Sunday and HWtdaya II A. H. tallP. SWIM iff "ViVT i i ness trip to Chicago and a short vacation in South Haven, Mich.

Lieut. Thomas Kelso and Mrs. Kelso left last Sunday for Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle where he Jit ROLLER EVERY AFTERNOON NITEi HODGES BROS. COOL OPEN Alt KINK I LADIES' NITE EVERY MONDAY 5St 6180 Natural Bridge EV. 8292 SYLVAN BEACH 16mm Sound Films War Information War News Reels Cartoons Shorts and Features OVER 2000 SUIJECTS FOR RENTAL For Additional Society News See Part 6, Page 8 SPECIAL COMPLETE (St.

Louis County Water) Highway 64 at Meramec River. Mil! From City Limits Straight Out Chippewa FREE PICNIC TABLES Sandwiches BARBECUE PITS Open Dally From 9 A. M. to 12 P. M.

SUNDAY DINNERS FRIED OR BAKED CHICKEN. EQUIPMENT FOR RENT Naw Sound Prejactor for ala ta war plant and war training schools. 00 BtriACT Timvf dio acre 1 will enter a six weeks' training period before being transferred to Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111. Mrs. Kelso, whose marriage took place a year ago.

Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dron. Mrs. Harry Cook and Miss Irene Hayes entertained 18 guests of Phi Tau Omega sorority, Wednesday evening, July 14 at a luncheon and bridge at Mrs.

Cook's home, 1672 Third street. SEA FOODS. BROILED JUIcV STEAKS T-BONE. SIRLOIN. CLUB.

FILET MIGNON. ETC. UP SWANK'S 614 N. SKINKER PA. 253 ST.

PHILIP NERI CATHOLIC CHURCH was the scene of the wedding, Saturday, July 10, of Miss Frances Bour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bour of St. Louis, and Lieut, (j. J.

Richard Kelahan, U. 9. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelahan.

The ceremony was performed by Mgs. Thomas Kennedy. The bride's attendant was Miss Dorothy Kelahan, sister of the bridegroom. The bride's brother-in-law, Leo Wslker, was best man. A wedding breakfast was served to the immediate families and bridal party at the Gatesworth Hotel after the ceremony.

A reception was held in the evening at the home of the bride's parents, 1510 East Twenty-third street. The pair have departed for the East. Miss Irma Eileen Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott E.

Thompson, and Pvt. Frank Rodney Rea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Rea, O'Fallon, 111., were quietly married Monday evening at First Presbyterian Church by the Rev. A.

Ralph Lynn. The bride's attendant was Miss Betty Sadler. Best man was the bride's brother, Robert Thompson. Pvt. Rea, who was hrre on furlough, returned to Camp McCoy, last Wednes Kl.

740, ALBA 'J-f ig It fight Tfotir Charm a il a lletv' BALLROOM DANCING CLUB WIND-UP BEGINNERS' IAILROOM CLASS StarH Tueiday Evening. I 10 70S N. Klnaihiahwav at Dlmar BEGINNERS' COLLEGIATE CLASS VENICE Cotar fa Tour Taifm" mmmmm Sunday Dinners SPECIALIZING IN ROAST DUCK FRIED CHICKEN BAKED CHICKEN (75c to $1.35) Alia la Cart Orders of Naariy Anything CHIPPEWA RESTAURANT 5210 CHIPPEWA Start! Wedneiday Evening), I JO Hours of Instruction 3 6 FLOOR SHOWS DANCING NIGHTLY Last Shew 2:30 A. M. AI.WARD'S Orrhrstm with Jrrr (amimck Sunday and Wwk Mehtn.

$1.23 Tnn Sl.no l'sr Tr romfortahly. Oprn at 9 P. M. Sat-Upi Only Bring four Owa Liquor RO. 841 -JRhumba, Fox Trot, Waltz PERMANENT WAVE If Cotfi No Mor fo Enjoy fit Bett! Clever women realize that coiffure ele-ftanre and individuality are achieved only with proper liair shaping and correct, careful permanent waving.

RS. EDWARD T. FERGUSON has returned from San Diego, and will make her 1 A Lindell School of tho Thutro formerly Fancaea Morce Li. 3S29 Frankiia FR. 330 (Highway 44) buy war BONDS STAMPS "a Feature Our Popular MRS.

JOHN E. GLENN A bride of July 10. Until her marriage at St. Lute'i Church she was Misi Elinbeth Ann Foqerty. daurjh-1er of Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Fogerty, Ethel avenue. Amusements Amusements OIL PERMANENT) 475 home here with her husband's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Ferguson, 1000 Third street, while rvt. Ferguson is on foreign duty. Lieut.

Gilbert E. Hall, who recently received his commission at Fort Benning, returned this week end to Camp Wheeler, after visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall, 215 Granville street. WAVE Machine or Mochineleti RIDES SWIMMING FREE SHOWS IDEAL Limited Time Only Soft, Natural-Looking Eay to Care for! The Permanent Wave Shop day.

Miss Alyne Allen, whose marriage will take place this week was honored guest last Sunday at a shower given by Mrs. Margaret Recklein, Mrs. Christ Baechtold and Mrs. Melvin Whaley, Chicago, at the home of Mrs. Recklein, 2100 Delmar avenue.

Miss Allen is the I daughter of Mrs. Augusta Allen. ROLLER RINKS SUMMER LOCATIONS CHAIN OF ROCKS PARK. Chain af Rocka (BUS SERVICE SUN.) WESTLAKE PARK. St.

Charltt 4 Nat. Brlrloa RISCH'8 8-MILE HOUSE. Lamay aV Baylaia SKATING NIGHTLY, ta 10:30 Mat. Sun. and Holidays 2 to 4:30 2443 SUTTON Maplewood 205 S.

EUCLID (at For.it Park Blvd.) RO. Monday Stort Hours: 12 to 9 P. M. (at Manchester! Hlland 1t1 Ml i i i i The prospective bridegroom, Corp. Harold Rutherford.

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natural-lookinq fS'rt thai lut montha longer than ald-ttyia 'nentil Pontively no heat or (tretchina I tf rHOK mnu'o beauty Murlllo photoRraph. MRS. JAMES R. GREIG Who was married recently at Christ Church Cathedral. The former Miss Edna Frances Hesse, she is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred W. Hesse, 4990 Tholozan avenue. 8:30 P. M.

NEW COLD WAVE NO HEAT USED Tha idaal prrmananl. Soft luxurioui wavra. Lait 2 to 3 monthi longer. REVITA OIL WAVE Leaves hair aott and natural a looking 1:30 P. M.

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in ptnr, THE engagement of Miss Cecil Cummings Buxton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry Buxton of 702 Euclid place, to Richard Henry Findlay, was announced at a party given Tuesday evening at the prospective bride's home. Miss Buxton was graduated from the preparatory school of Monti-cello College in 1938 and attended Elmira College, Elmira, N. Y.

Mr. Findlay, a chemist, is a graduate of Illinois Institute of Technology, class of 1942. He is the blue, ma us, beige or Wf-MmH I VS. i white. Sizes 32-40 S7.50 WAV! $3.

SIC. 00 WAV! SS.00 SI 0.00 COLD WAVE $7.95 SKIRT menswear flannel, 50 vool and rayon, with four front and back pleatj. In "qo-with. $15.00 COLD WAVE $10.00 everything gray and $2.99 beige. Sizes 24-30 Remanents Include Shampoo and Hair Sty lino OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR PERM ANENTS NEWSTEAD BEAUTY SHOP 3630 N.

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Miss Mary Alice Paris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Paris of 1618 Annex avenue, will be married this evening at 5:30 o'clock to Corp. Fred List of the Army Air Forces.

The wedding will take place In Upper Alton Baptist Church, the Rev. B. Amos Barton, pastor, officiating. Miss Lora Jean Paris will be bridesmaid for her sister and another sister, Audrey Paris, will be junior bridesmaid. Pvt.

Thomas Parker will be Corp. List's best man. Ushers will be Hugh Sargent of Alton and Haskell Vessel of St Louis. I The bridegroom, son of Prof, and For your bunjr wartime artivltirx. SPECIALS 5.00 7.50 $10.00 Feather Curl or Quiz Cut PERM ANENTS NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE Have Your Hair C.VRL $1.00 00 50 BUY WAR BONDS STAMPS ft Creme Oil Permanent for Gray Dyed and Bleached Hair 6 We Specialise In COLD WAVES Permanent Given Evening! by Appointment PEIIMAXENT WAVES IPSTAIItS 5935A EASTON EV.

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Jllrk Air, tome Koran. Harrlrt Milliard, 'ill, 4050 W. Pine Bl in South Carolina. Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs.

Freeland Thompson of 834 Madison avenue, Wood River, of the marriage of their daughter, First Lieut. Doris Jane Thompson of the Army Nurses Corps, to $1.00 IN WAR STAMPS FROM EVERY Other Fine VIRGINIA LEMAY" STUDIO 'HELLO FRISCO, HELLO' 318 Uma Ferry 6227 Nat. Bridge PERfiiaNENTS Faye, Oakin John Payne Gall Patrlrk Oeo. Zanders 'QUIET PLEASE, MURDER aillOInlonl B.ttT Mutton APPY-GO-LUCKY' Lionel Barrymore, Kuth Itnasey 'TENNESSEE JOHHSUH' PLYMOUTH! JOHN 1175 Hamilton I WAYNE 'FLYING TIGERS' j.netAB;c.hr" 'SOMETHING TO SHOUT M31.T COMEDY AND CARTOON Armo Skydome lAnn Iran, 'Kings Row' plus James 3200 Moraanford Ellison In 'Weekend a-or Starts 8:30. Sr50 $150 SAVOY Ferguson, Mo.

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The wed- jding, which took place in Chicago in February, has been kept secret i until now. Sergt. Quinn and his bride are stationed at Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich. They expect to come Plus dome Aircraft Is HKANNA 11 HH1N Rita Hayworth. Fred Aa 1 A SILVER PDIMrFCC 4th Floor Equitable Bldg.

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'SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS CARRIER to Wood River in August to visit Lieut. Quinn's parents. Mrs. Maud J. Jowett of 900 Washington avenue has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Effie Jowett, to Lieut.

Archie J. Kodros, son of Mrs. John Kodros of 2326 Edwards street. The wed A. Sothern.

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Lake SHANGRI- a bxx Shew Lexington Alr-Conditloned George Brent QUEENS 4700 Joe E. Brown. 'DARING 1'OVNG MAN. Maftltt Van Heflln, Hnssey, 'Tennessee Johnson. 3408 V.

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Lieut. Kodros, who was inducted I into service 18 months ago, is a graduate of Alton High School and the University of Michigan. Be-! fore entering service he was assistant football coach at Michigan. Leon Ames, 'PANAMA PATROL' 'POWER OF THE PRESS' Hussey. 'Tennessee I Bairymore, 5000 Claxton PAULINE Blair, 'Something to Shout Abuut AAlscar Skelton.

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a a a Miss Jane Pfeiffenberger gave a dessert-bridge Monday evening nt the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Mather Pfeiffenberger, 4G3 Bluff street, in honor of Miss Louise Netzhammer, who will be married the latter part of this month, and for Miss Betty Marsh, BRENTWOOD BreVtwood vTTp.trcrkr":i)lJIET PLEASE, MURDER' What could be prettier than a lustrous, lovely, lasting wave? What could be grander than wonderfully easy to manage curls? What could be more welcome than this very special price? I AN Ivanhoa COOL FOR YOUR COMFORT Daanna DURBIN Edmund O'BRIEN Jana FRA2EE RITZ BROS. 'AMAZING MRS. HOLLIDAY' 'HI YA.

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'Two Weeks to Mat. SVB Downstairs 'HAPPY-GO-LUCKY' Dirk Powell Mary Martin New Merry Widow (ir Klrkwmd, Mo. WJAVJC Air-Condltloned IN COLOR In Coltr. M. Montex, Jon Hall WHITE fiancee of George M.

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