The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 2

iu PAGE TWO PERSONALS Mln Julia 'Durham Talephona 351 Miss Doolin Lancaster Dr Stinetorf Bride The wedding of Miss Laverne Doolin daughter of Mrs Sidney Doolin and the late Mr Doo lin of Lancaster and Dr Roscoe Stinetorf of Dahlonega Ga son of the late Mr and Mi William! Stinetorf of Rockford Ill was solemnized at 4 Saturday afternoon at the home of the sister Mrs Whit taker and Mr Whittaker in Richmond The Rev 'Ernest Perry pas tor of the irst Baptist church of Richmond officiated in the presence of a few close friends and members of the immediate family A program of traditional wed ding music was presented by (Miss Laura Durham pianist and Mrs Kline Dickerson soloist The vows were exchanged bc fare an improvised altar bank ed with ferns white gladioli and lighted white tapers in candela bra The bride vore a gown of white silk fashioned with cap sleeves draped skirt shirred at the hemline and a drape of self material caught with shirring at the shoulder falling in the back to the waistline She wore lone white silk gloves and a halo hat of white silk braid trimmed with Jflowers Her shoulder bouquet was of white orchids Mrs Doris Bowman niece of the bride was the matron of honor and wore a printed silk Ifrock with white accessories and a shoulder bouquet of white car nations Mr Whittaker served as best ollowing the ceremony Mr and Mrs Whittaker were hosts for a reception The table was decorated with white tapers in crystal candelabra and cen tered with a three tiered wed ding cake topped with miniature bride and bridegroom The couple left for a wedding trip to Canada The bride received her bache lor of arts degree Eastern Kentucky Teachers College at Richmond and a master of arts degree from the University of Kentucky She has also done graduate work at the Colorado VStnte College of Education at Greeley Colo She is a mem ber of Kappa Delta Pi sorority or the past few years she has been a member of the faculty of Bryan Station school Lexing ton Dr Sinetorf received his bach elor of arts degree from Elkhorn 1 College Richmond Va and his master of arts and doctor of phi losophy degrees from the Univer sity of Pennsylvania or one year he taught at a school for the Arabs in Palestine near Jeru salem At present he is mathe matics and physics instructor at North Georgia College Dahlone ga Ga He is a member of Tau Kappa Alpha fraternity Dr and Mrs Stinetorf will make their home ni Dahlonega Miss Rawling Among Jewish Hospital Grads Mr and Mrs James Henry Rawlings of Gravel Switch have returned from Louisville where they were guests on Thursday evening July 17 for the com mencement exercises of the Jew ish Hospital School of Nursing where their daughter Miss Mar tha Rawlings was a member of the graduating class Miss Rawlings was graduated from orkland High school with the class of 1944 and in Septem ber of the' same year entered training at Jewish hospital The graduation exercises were held at 8 in Adath Israel temple GERMAN REUGEES LEAVING DENMARK COPENHAGEN About 3000 German refugees are be ing repatriated every week to the Russian and American zones Two rom Here Meet With Episcopal Board Mrs Edgar Newlin record ing secretary and Mrs John Rice Cowan chairman of Isolated communicants both of Danville are officers of the board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Epis copal Diocese of Lexington which met at 10 o'clock Wed nesday morning at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Lexington Mrs Louise Allen Short Lex ington president presided Other officers of the organ ization are Mrs Harry Miller Cincinnati Ohio vice president Mi's George Roth vice president of the Ohio vice president Mrs George Roth vice president of the Ohio Valley region Mrs George Scott rankfort vice president of the Blue Grass re gion Mrs I William Ralston Mid dlesboro vice president of the Mountain region Mrs Ross Col line Owens Maysville devotion al secretary Mrs William Sherwood Lexington correspon ding secretary Mrs James Robinson ort Thomas treasur er Mrs English Lex ington educational secretary Miss Clavia Goodman Paris United Thank Offering custod ian Mrs Charles Judson Smith chairman of the diocesan special Mrs Charles Steenbergen Lexington supply secretary chairman Mrs A Edge Lex ington publicity chairman Mrs Donald Putnam Ashland chairman of the Christian social relations Mrs George Dun ean Lexington chairman df church periodicals and Mrs Maurice Jackson Versailles dio cesan altar guild chairman Luncheon was served at noon by the auxiliary of the church Miss Poulter Mr Watts Wed In Mercer County The wedding of Miss Sara Ann Poulter daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernice Poulter of Harrods burg and Melvin Eugene Wlatts son of Mr and Mrs Ray mond Watts of Bondville was solemnized at 9:30 o'clock on Wednesday morning July 23 at the home of the Rev Hassell Bowen the officiating minister who used the double ring cere mony The bride wore a white silk crepe dress Her flowers were red roses Miss Rosalene Watts only sis ter of the groom was maid of honor She wore a white silk jersey dress with a corsage of pink carnations Mr Robinsen cousin of the bride served as best man Both bride and groom are graduates of Salvisa High school After a trip through the south ern states the young couple will reside in Danville where the groom will continue his studies at Centre College Young Matrons Hosts or Sewing Club Mrs ritz Larson and Mrs Sam Lynn entertained their'sew ing club Wednesday at Old Crow Inn Eleven guests were included in the invitations in Germany but there are still more than 130000 refugees in Denmark refugee administra tion leader Johannes Kjaerboel said Burning Salad Takes The Cake HIGHLAND PARK Ill (P) iThe report on this blaze could be printed in the food column The hungry flames Were fed a raw salad Ralph Wheeler and his sister Virginia put a load of lettuce chard artd other green stuff from their garden in their car and started for home The automobile caught fire Ralph tried to smoth er it with vegetables WHEN A HAT'S A HAT By Dorothy Roe Auocietod Pmi iehion Editor 'The bigger the better is the words for fall hats Determined not to be outdone by the dress designers who have stirred up a nation wide storm of Controversy over the radical changes in the new silhouette milliners also have prepared some shockers for fall As hips bulge and shoulders droop according to the fall de crees of the designers hats also grow larger and more elaborate Gone the day of the beanie and the doll hat Next season a hat is' going to be an important project not just an afterthought 1 avorite silhouette of the ad fall is the I bloused er draped beret crown combined With a cloche cdff or medium otf face brim Often this generous piece of headgear which by the way fits snugly if 1 down on the head all the way round is further elaborated by feathers fur glittering rolls of metallic lame or poufs of vel vet or satin The dramatic wide brim is in high favor sometimes extended further by side trimmings of feathers or bows Turbans also have come into their own once more especially for dinner wear done in lush materials such as velvet or lame to contrast with furs The beret also is back in the inot the simple little Basque cap of schoolgirl fame but new elaborately draped ver sions The coming season provides a field day for milliners as practi cally every hat is draped sculp tured and Manipulated Simple blocked crowns and straight brims arc few and far between 4 ADVOCATE MESSENGER DANVILLE KENTUtY THURSDAY JULY 31 1947 I ABRICS 9 mi a 8495 yd change sbout but Iff for fashion perfect a VuuePatteMi Weight lines toselect (a) this pattern is hi style and will do so much 'for' a'n outfit wth contrasting solid color it has a solid back ground of fiver crossing brown with tiny brush like strokes of contrasting colors mingled throughout 4a Poetic be distinctively clad in Hoffman Woolens Jot in many years' have ypu seen sueh variety such quality spph auhjdance of jyoplpns velveteens or gbard ies sep this year (ashion trends upward the lpprffpPer so if pp jre to ptfashion perfect castour old gar mentsias te supply supreme The pripe jnpdprate Capture tliejnopd of (fabrics BOTANY WOOLENS 1OO virgin wool tf: 1 The HUB opens all with a New Era of 1 A (a) forest glen background with tiny stripes of rust and gray running throughout (b) River crossing brown with pin stripes of beige' and green (1) plaid red brown and Wild mustard i (2) a glorious plaid of black grey and red i 100' wool yet light enough to give smart skirts or casual dresses a tailored pattern then chpose from these colors black ivory maroon vivid red green rose or blue 1 835 yd i Shrunk and ready to sew Bo Baronette is the light weight wool that Will make beautiful or suits for This fall choose from Jilsci dus shades of blue mint green aqua chocolate brown wine or black 1 375 yd i takes the lead in fashion fabrics this season and is the gabardine with a fine twill finish that makes sewing hj joy and your Suit dtesseS or skirt a1 masterpiece in colors of black uruwiij ur giccu Hoffman Wootens in Wagon Wheel colors $495 yd colors essentric designs and raife quality woolens Match em or mnlurrln nlnzl i 1 1 4 xm lOQKl virgin woo' 1 I 7 Jhm 7 7 i JvT AsaEjBr 1 sir" 7' WIBMWKu "'f I jl 6 I I solid color wools that mateh any of the designed ma terial (above) that will make unusual en In colors of Wild Mustard orest Glen River Crossing Night Watch and High Sierra sembles this season 4 ol I fv nijCli 1 biiif'e 4 i (2) "Narrow in red blue royal dark green brown rose or sand 813yd JX li ft 'Greylag' Wool A new material in a new shade of grey! 100 wool suiting weight in solidgrey or grey with white pin stripes 35yd Pierid Woolens 1 Clah plaids ate exciting new 'and bold this season this fabric is light weight makes heat dresses Skirts or blduset tes is 100 wool and cotnes in plaid desighs i yr of brown green red or blue S2I0 fOSr awa S3W Corduroy Comes of age this year brillancc of color makes it right for coats suits dresses dinner night or day 5 (1) "Pin Wale" 'in bright red blue bird rose kelly winter green brown wine royal or turquoise 1 1 I Gabardine The Great AND Great this fabric really is it is great in style and serviceability so select yotlr gabardine suit or dress for fall colors of brown red Hreen or black W5yd Ml Other gabardine in black or brdtoii yi Velveteens 1 So right for jackets skirts or suits this fall this smooth soft yelveteeh comes in azur red laurel green sapphire or brown)t I ttMy "r'' Ar i i tii.