Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 7

8 Smith-Belcher Marriage Is Performed In Bride's Home The home of Mr. and R. T. Belcher of 109 Miller Mrs. with forget-me-nots.

was the St. For scene Saturday for the a reception held in the wedding of their daughter, Miss home of the bride the table was Elizabeth Ann Belcher and Fred- covered with a white lace cloth erick Ray Smith. The bride- and centered with a three-tiergroom's parents are Mr. and led cake decorated with silver Mrs. Frederick W.

Smith of beads and a miniature bridal East Beckley. couple. The double-ring ceremony The bride read at 10 p.m. by the Rev. graduates of and bridegroom are was Jim Franklin, pastor of the High School.

She Wilson Woodrow Memorial Baptist Church. by the Beckley Manufacturing employed The bride wore a white lace and he is dress and fingertip veil trim- the Beckley Paint an employe of Co. med with matching lace attached to a circlet of seed and Others attending the wedding pearls, and carried a lace-cov- reception Mrs. were Mrs. Mary ered Bible topped with a white Betty Worley, Lou Jim Franklin, Miss orchid and streamers of ribbon Worley.

Pack and Romney 'Eyelash Flapping' Style Is Designed For Holiday Wear The way you lasso a man this holiday season is by whipping your eyelashes. They'll be long enough to do just that, if you take up the new eye beauty fad. All false and inches wide, several layers of the fringe will weigh down your upper lids in deep, luxurious mystery. The heavier they are, the more difficult it is to hold up your upper lids, which adds to your intrigue. An earlier beauty forecast predicted that only "small round gray eyes would be fashionable," proved to be a dud.

There weren't enough gray-eyed girls around. Now that all eyes acceptble, throw away the dark glasses and save the giant-sized eyelash fringe for evening wear, suggests makeup man, Eddie Senz. "I don't think lashes should be as heavy and generous in the daytime. But at night under incandescent light, heavy makeup is an accepted part of dress," says Senz. You will not need to pencil your eyes, he points out.

The lashes can be trimmed and extended any way you like. "I think lashes will be worn an inch half-inch. Some approximately three of will be longer," Senz says. Put one set of lashes over another, he advises. Keep them as close to each other as sible.

Liquid rubber used as an adhesive is safe if directions are followed, he says. To remove them, stretch the lid, pick up the corner lash and whip it off. Pulling the rubberlike band from the lash strip leaves a clean set of lashes for the next evening. Skimpy lower lids can be improved by making tiny lines with an eye liner from the lid down. This takes a bit of experimentation as the size of the eye and depth has much to do with how the liner should be applied.

Printed Pattern Cack One th Yard 9011 54 SIZES 10-18 by Marian Martin Beckley MINK-TRIMMED Youthcroft LINGERIE UNTRIMMED Sale Starting Saturday, December 14 Pre-Christmas COATS Ski Pajamas Entire Stock Ladies Pastels! SALE Sportswear COATS House Coats 595 Prices Complete Line Ready-to-Wear at After-Christmas Only 10 More Shopping Days Until Christmas Use Pastel Holiday Slacks $295 Holiday 3-Piece Our Revolving Charge Account 1-2 pc. Dresses up $59.50 (Includes PAJAMA Matching SETS 111 North 111 DRESSES Skirts $495 and up and up $5.95 Beckley UD $38.00 HOUSECOAT Fayette St. Budget North Pastel Skirts Shop Fayette St. Doeskin Flannel $10.95 Sweaters $595 Beckley $6.95 up Blouses $295 up BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. SPECIAL GUESTS at the Christmas party and dinner held by Black Diamond Affiliate No.

9 of West Virginia Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association Monday night are (standing from left) Mrs. Gene Morehouse, her husband, and Mrs. W. W. (Jackie) Withrow, who servselecting a "Miss Cosmetologist" to resent the local group at rep- the state convention to be held in January, Walker at Bluefield.

(seated Miss left) was chosen as the local "Miss Cosmetologist," and Miss NanTucker, also seated, was chosen runner up. A graduate of Stoco High School, Miss Walker, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arloe Walker of Josephine, is employed at the Beckley Manufacturing Corp. Employed leigh County Chamber of secretary "at the Beckley-RaCommerce, Miss Tucker is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Tucker of 2105 S. Kanawha a graduate of Woodrow Wilson and attended Beckley College.

The Personals Little items under this heading are of wide general interest. We invite our friends to call us when they know of one--phone 253-3321 extension 47. Mrs. George W. Ballard Jr.

sons, Sandy and Bobbie of land Florence, Ala. are here to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. G. R. French of Fairview Ave.

Their husband and father will join them here Dec. 21 to spend Christand accompany them home. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Hawley of Glen Daniel have announced the wedding of their daughter, Mrs. Avalene Hawley Waybright and Jaromir Jurasek performed Nov. in Cleveland, Ohio. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gabriel Jurasek of Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia, he is employed as a jeweler in Cleveland where the couple will make their home. mohit: old Delmus son, E. Dale Wood Robert and left 11- Wednesday for Ludwigsburg. Germany to join their husband and father, S.

Sgt. Wood, stationed there since August. They expect to make their home there for the next three years. Airs. Wood is the former L.

Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Williams of 112 Meadows Court. and husband is the son of Mrs.

Emmer Jean Wood of Spring and the late William Delmus Wood. S. Sgt. a careerman with eight years' service and was formerly stationed at Woodbridge, Va. Miss Jane Lilly, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. T. Lilly of Ghent, who will become the bride of John T. Underwood of Huntington on Christmas Eve was honored Friday night with a bridal shower held in the home of her parents.

Hostesses were Mrs. Virgil French. Mrs. Meador Leslie Meador and Mrs. Lacy Meadows.

Mrs. J. S. Edwards left this week for Farmville, Va. to spend; the winter months with her son- PARK DRUG ACROSS FROM CITY PARK 19-21 By-Pass 252-7811 THE ONLY DRUG STORE ON THE 19-21 BY PASS COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS and GIFT ITEMS WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS We Are Open 7 Days A Week In Order To Serve You Better.

Do All Of Your Christmas Shopping At PARK DRUG Where There Is Always. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 1 FRIDAY MORNING, assembly concerning the observance of National Beauty Salon Week which takes place in February. Twenty members and guests attended the Monday night dinner and party held in the Town and Country Restaurant. The state winner of the "Miss Cosmetologist" title will be announced at a coronation dance during the session in Bluefield when 14 units will be featured in a parade of contestants. Mrs.

Edna Kidwell, president of the Affiliate, conducted a brief business session during which members decided to take a fruit basket to the Beckley Child Care Center for Christmas. Bob Wickline and Miss Velma Cantley, members, re. ported on they made at Woodrow Wilson High School Sophia Items SOPHIA (RNS) Mr. and airs. and Clyde Sunday Phillips spent Saturvisiting their son daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Phillips of Minden and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Drs. Steve of Feyetteville. They also visited her aunt, Mrs.

Lula Harvey, formerly of Bald Knob Eccles, who is a patient! in the Christian Nursing Home at Fayetteville, and Troy Logan, a patient in Laird Memorlial Hospital, Montgomery. Seaman William Crump, stationed with the U. S. Navy in Charleston, S. has been a guest of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Crump of Ury. He left Tuesday, and before returning to his base will spend several days with his brotherin-law and sister, Mr. Sherman Griffith of Columbus, Ohios. T.

W. Wiseman is a guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Hunt of Detroit, Mich.

where she will remain through the holidays. Dr. G. M. Powers DENTIST Main St.

Phone 253-7696 A VICTORIAN LAMPS Lowest Prices Anywhere Including Charleston $1595 to $4995 Each Hand Painted Lamp has a Nite Lite in its base, a 3- way Switch turns on the top light, bottom light or both. OPEN SATURDAY NiGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. Starting Monday Open Til 9 Every Nite 308 Neville St. Ph. 253-4352 DECEMBER 13, 1963 SEVEN Poinsettia Is Favorite Flower Used In Christmas Decorations 500w in law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Garnett. She has been visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

M. H. Wood, 206 Fairview Ave. for the past several months. Mrs.

I. M. Rakes of Midway and her son, Harvey Rakes, were guests of honor at a dinner Sunday at Mrs. Rakes' Mrs. home.

The occasion marked Rakes' 77th birthday and her son's 42nd birthday. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Cabell Hilton and children, Harold, G. Harvey Ray, Rita and Jenny of Patrick Springs, Mrs.

Amos Fain and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fain, daughter, Paulette of Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin of Beckley; Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Rakes and family of MacArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Rakes of Sophia; Mr. and Mrs.

Red McKinney and son, Timmy of Midway; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rakes and daughter, Mrs.

Angela of Patrick Springs: Susie Handy and daugh-1 ter, Nancy of Sophia; Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rakes and and Mrs.

Hershel Perdue of MacArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Handy, and Mrs. Harvey Rakes and family and Miss Gladys Edwards, all of Sophia, and Hansel Rakes of Of all the beautiful flowering plants available at local florists during the holiday season, probLy the one that carols "Merry Christmas!" the clear- 870 by Laura Wheeler Crochet this cozy throw off knitting worsted wonderful for TV. reading, car beautiful ROSES in diamond setting in 3 or varied colors.

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smock, do crewelwork. Hurry, send 25c right now. est of all is the poinsettia, Rarely used as a cut these plants, with their shaggy darkly green leaves and carelessly constructed blossoms, (truly come into their own at Christmas. In some sections. of the United States, or Hawaii, for example, these delicate plants grow rank and thick in the warm sunshine, needing practically no care to flourish and bloom in hedgerows.

more temperate climates, hole ever, the plants must be care. for many months, to fully nurtured in greenhouses. come their glory for the holidays. The Society of American Florists says plant culture has! been so carefully defined nowesy, almost to the hour, adays that a florist can his poinsettia plants will bloom. Since these plants intertwined so inseparably with are holiday cheer individlual's minds.

it is hard to find poinsettas at any other season of the year. They are forced for the Christmas trade only. While the brightly crimson! blossoms are the most familiar, and by far the closely allied with the holidays, poinsettias are also available in a delicate shade of off-ivory. Called "white" by most florists, they are actually the color of rich A hybrid plant has been produced. too, by mating the red and the "white." This produces a soft, dainty pink bloom which is extremely atitractive, if less traditional.

A selection of two or three plants, either of one shade or a mixture of colors, makes an extremely attractive, arrangement at a spot where they. show off to ad. is at the foot, of 3 too, ins a hall or library table, stair case. Centered, add a festive and long. intojlasting touch to the decor of alany home.

Wherever you use these lovely plants, you can be sure they will cry "Merry Christmas!" to all who pass by. There are new fiber that coat lashes to give mascaras them more of a luxurious sweep, creating an effect like eyes in black velvet-lined shadow boxes. Though predictions were that thin-lined brows would acthe company the shaggy-lash look, should new version is that brows! be as nature intended them, emphasized with eyebrow pencil. Just remove the strays. Child Will Like Area For Books Your child is more likely to grow up yoith an interest in books if remember be bookshelves for room.

ling, taxing board neither budget shelv- nor Simple and-brick it talents, which the youngster looks on as a special place his own books can make fore difference between his reading those books or ignoring them. That's the advice from an expert on children's books and children's reading habits. Most thoughtful parents early provide books for their young. sters, from the ages of three on up. But too many parents neglect to give their children a place to keep their own books.

Children's books should not be kept on regular bookshelves, in the first place, chaces are the small fry can't reach regular shelves. Then, too, children love sider books as their own and appreciate having their own It's easy to construct a simple set of shelves. All you have to do is lay boards across double rows of bricks. Or. for decorative change of pace, substitute outsize children's blocks for the bricks.

Build the shelves low enough for the youngsters to reach; them, preferably start from the floor and build up. As your child grows, add a shelf. Inexpensive pine boards (3-4 by inches) can be used. Sand these once with sandpaper or fine steel wool. Add a quick coat of paint and that's all there is to it.

Bookshelves in the children's room need not fancy, let the youngster feel the shelves are to utilized and aren't just decorative. Be sure to build shelves with enough space to take care of the child's present books as well as the additional volumes he's sure to get for his hirthday, Christmas or other special occasions. If there's extra space, a favorite stuffed animal or toy can also be stored on the shelves. MAIN DISH SALAD A Salad bowl that cheers Combine a 6 1-2 7 oz. can of tuna and a can of white beans with French dressing sprinkled with chopped fresh parsley.

Makes a wonderful main dish salad. Turkeys are natives of North and Central America. GIFT IDEA A really extra special personal touch may be added to a wrapped Christmas gift by attaching to it a small Christmas corsage. Whether the package is large or sinall, a suitable corsage can be added. CANAPE SPREAD Blend tuna with a 3-ounce package of cream cheese, a dash of lemon or lime juice and a sprinkling of celery seed for a lovely canape spread.

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