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THE frofcSICANA DAILY SUN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 19S1'. The Besldeuce 858 West Fifth Avcnua MBS. S. C. BAGB7, Editor.

Residence Phono 2360. Shop rhono 611. Jack Merg-enthaler Waelder Girl; Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mergentlmler have returned from their -wedding trip to Austin following their marriage in' Waelder.

Thursday, December 3, 1931, at. 10 o'clock in ttio morning. Mrs. Mergenthaler, before hoi' marriage was Miss Sarah Elizabeth Robertson, daughter Dr. and Mrs.

H. W. Robertson of Waelder. Due to the death of an aunt of the bride, the weddinr; was a vnry quiet home affair with only relatives and a few close friends present. With the artistic arrangements of chrysanthemums in the home, the setting for the wedding was quite pretty.

The bride was gowned in a new spring model green crepe with accessories in black. Her going away gown was a brown tweed ensemble. Mr. and Mrs. Mergenthaler are at homo to their friends at 1516 West Fifth avenue.

Mr. Mergenthaler is' connected with the Corsicana police department as desk sergeant and head of the identification bureau of the department. B. and P. W.

Club Benefit Forty-two And Bridge Meet The Business and Professional Women's club extend a cordfal invitation to the bridge and forty- two players of the city to attend their benefit ournament to be held Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, at the Tessie Dickeson studio on North Beaton street, beginning promptly at 7.45 o'clock. The usual charge of 50 cents a player or a table will be made. Prizes will be given and refreshments served at the close of the tourney. For.

phone Mrs. Dickeson, 820, Miss Newell 314, or Miss Anna Bell Cavender, 263- A special invitation' la to entire clubs to meet for their game at the tourna- meht. Individual club prizes ma.y be given by the club hostess, and the players also have a chance at the' Journey favors. Miss Anderson Back Hawaii and to 'Address Garden Club Rowena Anderson, recently, returned from a six years' sojourn. in, Honolulu, will bo the guest speaker Tuesday morning of tho Corsicana Garden club at the regular meeting which is being held at the home of Mrs.

John C. Hughes, North Eighteenth street. She will talk on ''Flowers ers.and Plant Life of the Haiwali- an Islands," and also tell how Christmas is celebrated on the islands. Mrs. Cecil Carswell will have charge of.

the lesson assignment. "Living Christmas Trees." Every member the club and all pros- jiective members are urged to be at 9:30 a. m. Former Carsicana Musicians to Off Program in Wortham 'Dev. The Wortham Harmony club will Ifrpsent Mrs.

Saralr Mlzell Cole in 'a Christmas musical program of her own compositions. Mrs. Cole claims both Wortham and Dallas as her home, and is hero spending the winter with her daughter, MODES OF THE MOMENT MENUS OF THE DAY By MRS. ALEXANDER GKOHGE A DINNER MENU. Pork Chops Victoria Escalloped Cabbage Bread Peach jam Grapefruit Salad Apple Pudding Cream Coffee Pork Chops Victoria, (Serving 8) 6 loin chops, 1 teaspoon sa.lt, 1-4 teaspoon paprika, 4 tablespoons flour, 2 cups boiled rice, 1-2 cup chopped celery, 1-4 cup chopped onions, 2 tablespoons chopped green peppers, 2 cups tomatoes; Have chops cut 2-3 inch thick.

Sprinkle with salt and paprika. Roll in flour. Pit into baking pan. Cover with rest of ingredients. Cover with lid and bake 1 1-4 hours in moderate oven.

Ke- move lid and bake 10 minutes in hot oven to brown top. Apple Pudding. .2 cups, flour, 4 teaspoons baking Dinner Parties For Visiting Irriemls of powder, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons fat 2-3 cup milk. Mix flour, baking powder and salt. Cut in fat with knife.

Mixing; with knife add milk. When soft dough forms pat it out on floured papepr until 2-3 inch thick. Place in a greased pan. Spread with apple mixture. Apple Mixture.

3 cups sliced apples, 1-2 cup water, 2-3 cup sugar, teaspoon cinnamon, 1-4 teaspoon cloves, 3 ta- biespopons butter. Mix apples and water. 1 Cover and cook 5 minutes. Add rest of ingredients. Mix well and pour over dough.

Bake 20 minutes in moderate oven. Serve warm. Use orange juice in your French dressing recipe for variety. Use 2 tablespoons lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of orange juice when the calls for 4 tablespoons of. lemon juice or vinegar.

game ann returned to Tyler on the special. Dinner Party. Mr wild Mrs P. Vnlinffnr a.nd Mrs. John Munroe.

'VPraise Ye the Lord," taken from the 150th Psalm, which is 1 the favorite of Mrs. Cole, is the taWe of. the musical arrangement. The Choral.Singers of the Harmony club will sing the 150th Paalni with Mrs. composition.

Cole's musical 'jTexas and Georgia In Home Past Week JMr. and Mrs. Milton i had as their house guests the 'j w.eek, Mr. und Mrs. A.

J. Lang' ford of Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. h' C. Wilson of Waco and little daughter Slare Leigh, and their Ruest, Miss Amelia Hardin of Conyers, All left Sunday for l' their respective homes, after en, 'joyjng the Tyler-Corsicana.

foot- i ball game on Saturday. Teague Couple Wed In TishomiiigQ, 'TEAGUE, Dec. Bess Cheatham and Bob Sewell of i motored to Tishomingo, Oklahoma, recently and were qqetly married by Rev. Fontaine, pastor of the Methodist church. It became known here when the cret was divulged.

ivMrs. Sewell is the youngest i au 'fh tei of Mrs Willie Cheatham Commerce; while. Mr. Sewell. is only son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. make their Tyler on Saturday Mr. anc! Mrs.

Fred gave I ipasttre to a large grojp of Tyler friends who were here Saturday for the Tyler-Corsicana football game, wture they entertained, in mediately after the with a buffet dinner, at their, lovely home in Jester place. The tablo was laid in lace ar.d centered with a mound of bronze chrysanthemums. At each end of the table bronze tapers turned in brass ca.rt!leabr;i. After bolm; served the following guejts 'fourd places at smaller tables: Mr. and Mrs.

George Seheultz, and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Mlllerrnan who remained over ihc week- Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Grelling, Mr. and R'rs.

Robert Caton anJ Dr. arid Mrs. Irwin Pope, Mr. art'! Mrs. Truman Warren.

Di'. Wiley Clyde, Mr. Calvin Clyde and Ca! vin. Mr. Leonard Brock, S.

Lonnea, Mr. Horace ami Mr. M. T. Post.

Some had to leave on the Special and others left lator in 'their cars. EnterfaVi. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keith entertained Saturday-at noon with a lovely dinner party for Tyler friends who came to the football game.

The guests included Mrs. A. H. Laban, formerly of this city, and son. Kimmell Laben, and two of his boy friends, William Price and Julius Hudson, and.Mrs.

Laben's friend, Mrs. O. T. Doulhy. After dinner, all went -to the SOCIAL REVUE Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Dorsey had as their guests Saturday for luncheon, the football game and 6 o'clock dinner, Mrs. Younger's sister, Mrs.

J. C. Duff and Judge and Mrs. P. E.

Darcy and children of Cleburne. Mi', and Mrs. Younger entertained with a lovely luncheon at the noon hour and Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey.

the parents of Mrs. Younger and Mrs. Duff, entertained at dinner in the evening. An additioal guest at dinner was Mr. Bryan Duff, a sport scribe here for the game.

Mr. HAVE FINE GIRL. and Mrs. George Daniels had a. fine girl born to (-hem Sunday at the Corsicana Hospital and Clinic.

The little lady tipped the scales at six and one-half pounds, arid both mother and baby are re- Jorted doing nicely, while the jroud papa is happier and more courteous than ever today, and now has a new selling point, You Got it at Mitchell McAfee's Jewelry may know it is guaranteed. Every Day You Hill find quality meats ID our market reasonably priced. Make buying nt Levi's Market a habit. AVe deliver every day. Phono us.

LEVI BROTHERS MARKET 111 W. Collfa St Phone 486-485. Miss Sallie Hodge is pleasantly local eel for Hie winter at the home or Mrs. A. C.

Sloan, Mrs. Don Danvers of Tyler was Ihe puesl of Mrs. Frank McNally Salui'flny for the Tyler-Corslcana Coulball game and remained over Wuntia y. Mr. John C.

Hughes, whose head- qtmrtcrx arc in Overton, came home Saturday for the football game nncl r-nmained over Sunday with his family. Mr. anri Mrs. Don E. Welch and children of came over Saturday for the Tyler-Corsicana football game and remained over Sunday as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jehu C. Hughes. Mrs. Mell Smith had as her nests for the Tyler-Corsicana football gams Misses Dorothy San- fnrd 'ind Oree Wofford; Messrs.

Hope vickery and Slim Sherrod of Tyler, and Carl Shamburger of Winoria. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alexander and Mr. a.nd Mrs.

Alex Hughes of Hillsboro motored to Corsicana Sunday spending the afternoon and evening with their sister and aunt, Mrs. Paul Bruenhner and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie K. Wareing.

Miss Nornrn Sterling of Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black of Dallas nd Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Smith of Vlexia. besides numbers of Tyler riends were guests of Mr; and Mrs. W.

C. and Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Stroube for the Tyler-Corsicana "oofball game. Mrs. Boyd McMullen and two ihlldren of Tyler, accompanied by Hiss Fendley of Tyler and Miss Kp.lhrine Smith of Overton moored over Saturday for the foot- game, and were guests of Wrs. McMullin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Hughes. Larry Treadwell of U. came down Saturday for the football and remained over Sunday.

Mrs. L. Treadwell, his sister-in- aw, Mrs. C. C.

Carter of Houston and Mrs. Czern Zevely motored to Dallas Sunday taking him and Jack Castles with them. Miss Rowena Anderson, who re- urned to Corsicana in the early summer from Honolulu, Haiwaii, las returned from an extended vis- to friends and relatives about over the state, and is with her sister, Miss Eula Anderson at 209 North Elelghteenth street. Miss Norma Sterling of Austin and Houston, daughter of Governor and R. S.

Sterling, who spent the week-end here with friends, returned to Austin Monday. She was accompanied to Waxahachie by Cleo G. Miller, Navarro county criminal district attorney. Mrs. W.

W. Ballew returned Sat- irday evening from Lake Charles where she has been the past week her son Mr. Fletcher Ballew, who underwent, an last Monday. He' well when Mrs. Ballo left and if he continues improving he will be able to be taken to his home Wednesday.

Mr. Ballew and his wife have a host of friends here who wish for Mr. Ballew a safe and speedy recovery. MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME The Corsicana Dally Sun Dally Pattern NEW HOLIDAY 8258 Christmas Cards 25c, 50c and $1 box. See these assortments of new creations while tJ have Book Store.

Pictures and Picture Frames Make Ideal gifts for Christmas. Our stock is complete, with beautiful pictures and frames of every description. ASHMORB BROTHERS Phone 181 2258 Golden Wedding of STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTION DIAGRAMS GIVEN WITH THIS PATTERN By ANNE ADAMS Scallops outlining the yoke, sleeves and skirt flare, make this ideal little frock just right for the young daughter of the family. The bodice is slightly shaped in youthful lines. There are bloomers to For best you'll like crepe de chine, soft taffeta or dimity; for ebery day we suggest challis, broadcloth percale.

Pattern 2258 may be ordered only in sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12. Size 6 requires 23-4 yards of 36 inch material. No dressmaking lence is necessary to make this model with our pattern. Send Fifteen Cents (15c)- in coins or stamps (coins preferred), for each pattern. Write plainly your name, address and style number.

Bo sure to state size wanted. Send for the Winter Catalog It features the newest in afternoon, sports and house dresses, lingerie, pajamas and kiddies' clothes. Also delightful gift suggestions in accessory and transffr patterns. Price of catalog, Fifteen Cents, Catalog with pattern, Twenty-five cents. Address, all mail and orders to the Corsicana Daily Sun Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.

Better Gardens Club Will Hold Meeting Wednesday Afternoon The Better Gardens Club will meet at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon December 9, at the home of the president, Mrs. R. L. Hamilton, on I 1 T. ficomciii, xv.

o-i. .1 OWell Couple Was (West Seventh avenue. The year book announces Celebrated Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I.

M. Ellett of Powell celebrated the fiftieth an- "Christmas Decorations" as the study subject, under the leadership of Mrs. H. D. Johnson.

A feature of great interest will be illustra- nlversary of their marriage Sun- tioua of decorative schemes for the day, December 6, with a family reunion, and it was a family reunion without a doubt as only one granddaughter and her family, who live at Rogers, was unable to bu present. Another remarkable fact in regard to the I. M. Ellett family, is that in all the 50 years the family ties have been broken once, by the death of a son-in-law. Besides the gerafc joy of all being together, a wonderful, old- time family dinner gave greal pleasure, it being a veritable Christmas feast.

Those present were Mr. and L. TJ. Wright and daughter of Wilma, who have been married .25 years themselves; Mr. arid Mrs.

E. R. Wright and daughter of Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dallas; Mr.

and Mrs. John Carr and two sons of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellett and five children of Powell, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Ellett and ten children, also of this city, and Mr. and. Mrs. Elmin Howell and son of Kerens. Every Junior High Patron Invited to Meeting of P.T.A.

Every patron of the Junior high school, whether a member of the Parent-Teacher Association or not is -invited to attend the regular meeting of the association Tuesday, December- 8, at 3:30 o'clock in the school library. A special program has been prepared for the occasion. BEAUTY SERVICE Incomparable Madam, here is a complete Beauty service for your hairdress, your complexion or your hand-grooming. A Complete Variety of All Toiletry u.Essentials for Your Boudoir BARD'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1427 Beaton Hotel Bldg. for December Watch Crystals Bound S5c; Odd Shape 75o Next to Palace Theatre Every Woman Enjoys Her Beauty Sleep Early in the Morning OLDS treated timulation linMatfon hot have, your husband take his Breakfast at The Navarro Coffee Shop Ho Will find maiiiy Items on our menu that please him.

Navarro Coffee Shop Sport and Dress Coats On Sale at the Most Tempting Prices. The Brooks Shop is exerting all efforts to make December our banner month, and we are making prices that will help us. These special prices are in evidence our coat department, where every coat is on sale at radical your coat priced to $59.75 on sale- 35.00-25.00 15.00-9.95 Silk Dresses on sale ta Better give one of these dresses for a Christmas of them this season's styles, values to sale while this group lasts at only $2.85 All Dther Dresses at Radical Reductions holidays, particularly for Christmas 'tables. The hostess and leader plan to have decorated tables suggesting ideas for use during the coming Christmas season. Altar GuiTcTwill Meet On Tuesday The Altar guild John's church, composed of young, of the church, will meet in regular session Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock a.nd every member of the guild is urged to bo present as some important matters are to come before the meeting, it was stated, by the organization's spon- When the furnace refuses to burn feel like giving it a good shaking.

Planned Teague Teachers TEAGUE, Dec. Tuesday evening, Dec. at the City Hall Miss Claire Drumwrlght and Mrs. McNeill Drumwright will give a point recital. Miss Drumwright will present pupils of the O.

M. Roberts Friendship 42 Club Entertained Prettily By Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mr. and Mrs.

Allen- Jones entertained the Friendship Forty-two game last week at their home 105- East Woodlawn, and additional table of guests including and Mrs. Preston Inmon. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smalling.

Red chrysan- thetnums adorned- the 'home, and places were found a.t the game tables by means of attractive After- the usual number games! the scores were totaled and the highs were announced as Mrs. Earl Smalling for the ladles, and Mr. Guy Buck for the gentlemen, and second high, as Mrs. Cook and Mar. Jim Ellett.

As a concluding- feature Mi'E. Jones served a salad course, cake and hot chocolate. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook will entertain the club thin school and Mrs.

Drumwright, her; juveniles. On p'ec. 11, the following Friday, these teachers will present another group of students, Miss Drumwright featuring pupils of the high school and Mrs. Drumwright, intermediates and seniors of her HAD BAD GRAMPSEAGH What a pity! No women need suffer that way month after month. Let LydiaE-Pinkham's Vegetable Compound help you through those bad days next month.

Bring Christmas Cheer With a new permanent for some one or probably you would like to take advantage of our holiday rates. What 'is more, we Have Special Holiday Cards for a Permanent Wave, series of Facials, Manicures or other services. These-make such good practical gifts, yet ones which carry so much charm and beauty. Navano Russian Beauty Shoppe Service for thu Individual" 2170 for Hotel Building Corsicana's Newest Specialty Shop for Women Style Without Extravagance The Most Outstanding Dress Sale We've Offered This Year You've Never Seen Such Smart Expensive-Looking Dresses So Ridiculously bale Priced! Dresses Regularly Priced up to $18 ON SALE AT For Office! Foir Street! For Afternoon! For Evening! Black! Brown! Green! Spanish Tile! SIZES: 11 to 42 Corsicana women have never seen a sale of such tremendous value- giving proportions! Styles copied from higher-priced fashions. See Our Special Window Display!.