The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 3

-HAMILTOK JOURNAL-THE DAILY NEWS-MAK. II Celebrated Birthday A merry group of gathered the hoiue of Stanley Ward luraui. South TbirbeuUi street, to join him.iu celebrating his seventh birthday. Games proved highly diverting and pnilly prizes were won by Bertha and June Oiveus, Ruth Ann Jilison and Harold Luker. At 5:30 the happy children were led into the dining room and seated about a table prettily decorated in green and white and centered with a lovely birthday cake.

Ices in individual shamrock cakes and candies were served. Those participating in this delightful affair were: Ralph Skinner, Calvin Spivey, Dorviu and Paul Flannery, Harold Luker, Waid and Junior Owens, Junior Logsdou, Kay Er- viii, Clinton Allen, Ruth Anne Ellison, Willie and June Owens, Hevn Mittie and Donna Ruth Owens, Joyce Owens, Lois Jeanne Owens, Bertha Owens and the little host Stanley Wade Inman. Mrs. Lillio Owens (an aunt) and Mrs. Edith Juniim the mother helped the host to entertain his little friends.

Metier Had Birttday Patty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meder entertained at their home on Belle avenue in honor of their daughter Gloria's se-venlli birthday. She received many pretty gifts. The afternoon was spent in singing, tap dancing and playing games.

Those who were fortunate in winning prizes were Ellen Byens, Eileen Schuler, Clara Mae Baetian, Bobby Jean labors, Elaine Bowman and Billy Jean Compston. Later in the afternoon the little ones ga around the dining room table was beautifully decorated in green and i large birthday cahe with seven caudles gracing the center. After they all joined in singing "Happy Birthday To You" they were served ice cream and cake with tiny green baskets as favors and each child was given a shamrock. Those who came to wish Gloria many more happy birthdays were: Patty Guenther, Dottie Kendall, Dorothy Clendem'n, Ellen Byere, Phyllis Koons, Eileen Schuler, Elaine Bowman, Hope Azbil, Bobby Jean Nabors, Clara Mae Bastion, Billy Jean Compston, Virginia Schnlcr and the hostess Gloria Mcder. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Hedderick Celebrated rifty-fifth Anniversary On St. Patrick's Day Mr. and Mrs.

John Hedderick quietly celebrated their fifty-fifth wedding an- nivereary at their home on Hanover street. The happy pair received beautiful flowers, sweets and many greeting cards, and a large cake which was the center of attraction the prettily decorated table. At 6 o'clock a dinner was served in keeping with the St. Patrick's Day spirit all the table decorations and favors were in green and white. Covers were laid for Mr.

and Mrs. George Bruck, Mr. George Hedderick, Mr. and Mi's. Alvie Slitsinger, Mr.

Russell Stitsingcr, Mr. Arthur Yollmer, and the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. John Hedderick. Johnston-Wilson Wedding Announced A.

quiet but pretty wedding look place Monday at the parsonage of the Methodist church at Liberty, when Miss Cai'oline Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston, became the bride; of Samuel AVilson, son of Mrs. James Wilson. Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Davis, of Middletown, the attendants. The bride wore lovely frock of navy blue crepe arm chiffon with beige accessories.

Mrs. Davis was charming in a pondre blue ensemble with navy blue accessories. Both wore corsages of sweet peas. The happy couple will reside' at 5 Center street, where they will 'be happy to welcome their many friends. Two thin garments are warmer than one thick one because the air between them is a poor conductor oE heat.

(Special 1'rice 3Inr. 21 to XS Inc.) GEM MIXTURE Hamilton Nut Shoppe II) So. 3rd SI. Open Eve. '1'IU t30 HURRY-HURRY HURRY Saturday is the day for our specials advertised in Wednesday's Journal News.

Saturday is the last day. Hurry for this stupendous sale. (If you do not have Wednesday's paper, our adv. at our store.) Shodow-proof PANEL SLIPS Be feminine and lovely I Wear dainty ruffles pleats demure puffed blouses are a clever contrast to tailored suits. Georgette--in exquisite spring colors.

34 to 40. in GAY Be flirtatious this spring "9O" BLOUSES! FURBELOWS! 1 MTTBWI Per CLAUSSNER'S ULTRA-SHEER CHIFFONS at $1.00 Give you a two-thread, 'Grenadine twist, all silk ringless chiffon. They also give at the same price the Inside-Out or Reverse-Knit Hose. They bring you all the Easter shades, lovely in their newness, startling in their clarity. Exclusive With Vs First Floor YOU'VE ONLY YOURSELF TO BLAME If You Miss This NAVY Material At This Exceptional Price Yard For this special purchase of 1000 yards of Semi- Sheer Crepes, regularly priced at $1.00 and $1.25 a yard.

There are over twenty different weaves, and self-colored patterns. Grid bars 'Cross bars Matelasse Seed Grains Diagonals Pebble and Cereal Crepe Crinkle and dobbie small designs. All shades from light yacht blue to deep midnight blue. High do away with underarm pucker or bulge! 4 gore broi lines to prevent lagging, bulging or twisting) New rip-proof stitchingl Cut long and full or extra king! White or tearoset Lace or tailored appliques! Sketched from stock with at Second Floor ROBINSON-SCHWENN TtH, The Truth A SPRING FASHIONS A WOMEN A I you've always wanted but they've been so expensive until NOWI PATENT BAGS POIKA DOTS 1. It ARRIVED! UNPACKED! JUST IN THE NICK OF TIMET Atensationalvdutyov can't afford to Sleek patent gay colors with while dott! Envelopes, pouches, top handles! Beautifully made I GET YOURS TODAY! Roses Buttercups Field Flowers for your new spring suit tucking.

pltattd Robbit'j hair. 29.59 of ribbed wool with trim peaked laceli. 29.50 'Drctiy twagger 1 'teat of nubby wool. 5 Boxy back. 25.00 JACKET Dresses make little Miss 7 to 14 and 12 to 16 feel so very grown up I Gibson Girl Suit presents this double- duty jacket-frock in Navy Sheer in covert or Juillard's new lightweight wools.

19.75 lovely multicol- ors makes a charming silk dress 16.85 PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD In Kid Suede or Gabardine In Gray Navy or Chaudron In Shoes That Let You Forget Your Feet. AAAA to 4 to 9 MVOLOUS LATTEWNG Shiny a with gay, frivolous flower-lrim, perch saucily on the horizon for the Easter Parade. Veils are on the schedule, too, and on these hats for your lc- "Kht. By Request We Repeat CHILDREN'S COATS with MATCHING HATS For brother or sister. All wool cheviot coat with convertible beret.

2 to 6. Sketched From Stock.