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PAGE FIVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1943 are invited to attend through this Marriage Announced To Wed in January meaium. cast of 15 local persons, it has lost none of its charm and appeal. Several theatre member! attend Hadassah to Meet ing rehearsals have statea, win Ivo a cide-snlittin? two hours for With Mrs. Malsin everyone who sees it.

The lines are priceless and the cast good." Mrs. Arthur C. Malsin will nnen 2 The cast inciuaes, uaiDara navic TH Rradv. Houston Moreau. her home at 1811 Turner street, to members of Hadassah and their guests for the regular monthly iiir-'nmliau'.

Rill Pollock. Eliza beth Auter, Loye Copeland, Mary Dial 6642 'Jihil G. Hollomon meeting jvionaay, Uec. 20 at 2 p. m.

The Droeram will commemorate Barrett, Riartna Kourne, diu Alhert Rourke. Paul Le- the memory of Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah. Mrs. George Guenec, Mary Ed Covington, Jack This Afternoon Lewis, hanaier ciover. uinsDerg, program chairman announced.

Mrs. Herman Fleckman 111 tell of Miss Szold and her Highlights Social Events work, and Ronald Grubb, talented iocai arusi, wm present several piano selections. MlSS Szold. a Baltimnre-hnrn 0 Miss Norma Ann Blackman and Mr. Manuel up vArA Gutierrefc, Jr, at First Methodist Church social worker and educator, visit- To Be Followed by Reception at Alexandria Country Club mui wam.mil ii)iiiin "tiijuji i irrr 'It I i- V.

vi vr ea me noiy iana in 1912, which at that time was a Turkish province, and was shocked by the sub- interesting events' of the week will include the marriage this af-1 nt Miss Norma Ann Blackman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius sianaara health conditions there amang the country's children. There more than 4tl nerrent i 'if' i I 1 i I 'i 1 w-1 ,3 I i I Jr and children were suffering from tra- First tierrer. The nuptial hour is set at 5:30 o'clock at the 1 flZT Church.

After the cere- Jontion: will be held at cnoma, a areaa eye disease still rampant in other Middle East lands. She and others to whom she told her story, rolled up their Clayton Gates, Mr. and Mrs. T. Marshall Miller of New Orleans, Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Lobdell, Mrs. Alexandria Country Club.

post.Rehftrsal Supper Allowing the rehearsal at the Mr. and Mrs. sieeves, ana hKe good American housewives, thev euirfed the rin. Nelson Lambert, Mr. and Mrs ing-up process.

She t. ganized Ha- Wilbur Blackman, Mrs. Fred STv Blackman were hosts udb5an, me women Zionist organization of America, in 1912. Hadassah has extended itc h.ln Kyle, Mrs. P.

L. Schellens, Mr, Michael Bowen, Dick and Wadley per yaw Place. The bride-elect was to everyone Jew. Ah Blackman, and Martha Black man. Births MATHENY Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Matheny (nee Gloria Jane Handley) of 200-D Euclid Dr. Pineville announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital Dec.

10 1948, at 6:35 a. m. Name: James Handley weight ,7 lbs. 10 ozs Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Handley of Tioga, La Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Matheny of Stireve-port, La. BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Buthie G.

Brawn (nee Emma Josephine Smigura) of Route 2, Alexandria, announce the birth of twins at Baptist Hospital, Dec. 5, 1948, at 5:17 and 5:20 p. m. Names: Danny Gay and Diane Gail. Maternal grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. Barney Smigura of Kolin, La. Paternal grandparent Mrs. George Browa Pineville, La. WILLIFORD Mr.

and Mrs. Cleveland Williford (nee Inez Barton) of Ruby, announce the birth of a daughter at Murrell Clinic and Hospital Dec. 12, 1948, at 5 p. m. Name: Joy Marie weight 8 lbs.

4 ozs. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. V. Williford of Ruby.

La. SCALLAN Mr. and Mrs. New. ty P.

Scallan (nee Evelyn Ducote) of 615 Pine street, Alexandria, announce the birth of a daughter at Murrell Clinic and Hospital Dec 11,1948, at 11:55 p. m. Name: Anna Cheryl weight 10 lbs. 8 ozs. Maternal grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. Floraine Ducote of Marksville, La. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scallan of Mansura.

JACKSON Mr. and Mrs. W. Christian alike. Its members are particularly concerned for the European Jewish refu dress of black crepe with a ilored lace bodice.

wst colorea throughout Groom-Elect Honored world wars. They have helped to Thursday evening, Mr. Albert Bolton entertained at a supper the receP rescue jz.uuu Jewish children since 1934, feeding, clothing and training them for useful citizenship. party at the home of his par ZZ of white narcissi. "ffij tnan Miss Blackman and the guests were ents the Roscoe C.

Boltons on Albert street, honoring Mr. Gu WL Mr. and terrez and his wedding attend Personals MRS. JESSE CUTTS Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Franks of Hineston, announce the marriage of their niece, Miss Lilla Mullens, to Mr. Jesse Cutts, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Cutts of Otis, La. The ceremony was solemnized Dec. 6. ants. They were Messrs.

Wadley Scman, Mr. and Mrs. Gutier- Blackman, Clayton Gates, Otey L. Mr. ana 01 Mrc Virffil D.

Mor- MISS SAMMIE NELL ELDRED Among the prominent weddings of the winter season in Oak-dale will be that of Miss Sammie Nell Eldred, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eldred to Mr.

Donald Markham Kirk son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk of Baton Rouge. The marriage will take place January 29 at the Presbyterian church in Oakdale. Miss Eldred, a senior in education at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, is a member of the Chi Omega social sorority.

Among the many honors she has received during her college career was the signal one of being chosen to represent the Sigma Chi fraternity of LSU at its national convention this past summer in Seattle, Wash. Mr. Kirk will graduate from LSU in January in chemical engineering. He is a member of Sigma Chi. Kcv.

a 'Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bell, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Allender arrived Wednesday from Chariton, Iowa to spend the winter White, James Shevnin, Paul Gravel, James Bowdon, Robert Culpepper, R.

P. Taylor, Cnarles F. Nunnally, of Baton Rouge, Fdwin French, Michael Bowen of Shreveport. Also present were ohn Laugnun, wiss tian.a Miss Betty Lowther, momns witn Mrs. Allenders sis ter, Mrs.

A. M. Creed. 'is Angelique McLean, Miss vie Bruton, miss uuaj uuu-b, Lt and Mrs. Eugene P.

Mos- Messrs. Manuel E. Gutierrez. Ju Miss Vivian Close of Baton Rouge is SDendin? the weelrnH lius A. Blackman, fathers of the engaged couple, Roscoe C.

Bolton Mrs, William P. McLean, Mr. pital, Dec. 12, 1948 at 5:00. Name: Franz Christopher.

Weight 6 lbs. -1 12 ozs. Maternal grandparent, Mrs. C. R.

Berry, of Alexandria, La. Paternal grandparent, Mrs. E. A. Koehler of St.

Louis, Mo. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Johnson (nee Bertha Lone Deville) of 1410 Levin street, announce the birth of a son at Texada Clinic, Dec 14, 1948, at 6:10 a. m. Name: Jerome. Weight 7 lbs. 11 ozs.

and Roscoe A. Bolton. Albert Bolton, Mr. and' Mrs. Knnnallv.

Mr. and Bright red berries and smilax decorated the supper table. At to R. Mr. James Bow-con, Mr.

Robert Mr. 'Kiss and Tell' To Be Staged at Community Center Dec. 20-21 A booth was set up in Hotel Bentley lobby today where seat reservations may be made for the Cenla Theatre production "Kiss and Tell." The play will be staged at 8:15 p. m. Monday and Tuesday in Alexan each side of the centerpiece was a crystal epergne filled with Forest Hill, announce the birth of a daughter at Blake and Hair clinic; Dec.

10, 1948, at 6:20 p.m. Name: Wanda Elaine. Weight 9 lbs. ERWIN Mr. and Mrs: Laurie Erwin of Lecompte, announce the birth of a son at Blake and Hair clinic, Dec.

5, 1948, at 9:40 p. m. Name: James Laurie. Weight 8 lbs. CLOUD Mr.

and Mrs. Mat Claud of Forest Hill, announce the birth of a son at Blake and Hair Clinic, Dec. 10, 1948, at 11:15 p. m. Name: John Wayne.

Weight 9 lbs. 12 ozs. KOEHLER Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Robert Koehler (nee Lois Rogers) of Alexandria, announce the birth of a son at Baptist hos Edwin Frencn, wr. dames onev-X Mr. Otey L. White, Mr.

greenery and crimson candles. G. Jackson, (nee Faye Rae Crosbey) Pineville announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crosby of Pineville.

Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hart, Baton dria Community Center and the booth will be orJen from 10 a.

m. to Various Organization Hold 5 m. today. Monday and Tues day. Rouge, and Mr.

W. G. Jack Cards were mailed this week to Colorful Christmas Parties Give a Hobby Gift for that friend who 'just has Let us help you. THE VILLLAGE SHOP 1330 Third son, of Alexandria. BECKER Mr.

and Mrs. Rob members of the theatre asking that Thi Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church ert Joseph Becker (nee Tabia reservations be made through the booth in the Bentley so the number of tickets to be sold could be entertained at a Christmas tea in the social hall of the church Tuesday Hortman) of Box 1231 Camp Beauregard anounce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital determined. itenoon. Decorations ot tne xuietiae were usea wun nony ana mag alia wreaths, arranged by Mrs. O.

Beaubouef. During the two-hour interval, 3 to 5 o'clock, a program was pre Mr. Chandler Clover, president of the theatre, said, "Those who Dec. 12, 1948, at 1:07 a. m.

Name: anted under the direction or Mrs. This Christinas Give the Finest wish to see the play may buy Carol Ann Becker weight 6 lbs. 14 ozs. Maternal grandparents Mr. tree surrounded with balls Mrs.

V. W. Roussel presided and Mrs. J. M.

Hortman of Pol Give GENUINE 5wre H. Fowler, 'ine invocation liven by Rev. Charles Lee Wilson, titer of the church, was follow-ri by Miss Ruth Lennie-Smith, pest artist, reading "The Littliest at the silver service. Assisting lock, La. Paternal grandparents were Mrs.

J. R. DeMoss and Mrs. tickets at the booth or may buy them at the door Monday or Tuesday night. We are expecting a large crowd because the play is entertaining and will appeal to people of all ages." here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin L. Close. Mrs. Nicholas Norman arrived yesterday from Baton Rouge, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Nina Wade Norman, who attends LSU.

They will be joined the early part of next week by their daughter and sister, Mrs. William Robert Brockway and Mr. Brock-way of New Orleans. Sgt. Robert F.

Ryan; USAAF, who is stationed at Selfridge Field, and Mrs. Ryan are spending the holidays here with his mother, Mrs. R. R. Ryan.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Armand were rejoined by their son, Pfc Charles W.

Armand, USAAF, who has just completed his basic training at Lackland Army Air Field Base, San Antonio. Following a 10-day stay here he will report to Camp Goodfellow in San Angelo, Texas. Mrs. William P. McLean with her daughters.

Miss. Angelique McLean and Mrs. Derwood McDonald and the latter's young daughter, Betty, of Fort Worth are the house guests of Mrs. McLean's brother, Mr. W.

L. Alexander and Mrs. Alexander, having come especially for the Blackman-Gutier-rez wedding this afternoon. Master Sgt. Earl E.

Musgrove, USA, Mrs. Musgrove and their daughter arrive Monday from Pullman, to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Mary Musgrove, 1823 Marye street. For the past two years Sgt. Musgrove has been an instructor at the Washington State College.

The early part of January he will go Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Becker of Green Bay, Wis.

L. P. Juneau. Receiving with Mrs. D.

T. Col REVERE WARE tajel." Mrs. a. v. rorsytn piayea juno background music for the jrtsentation.

Miss. Margery Miles BEATTIE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masters Beattie (nee Geneva Final dress rehearsal of the cast will be held at 1 p. m.

Sunday. Di Gremillion) of 719 Elliott, Alex rector Ben Post last night gave -VI sag two selections, accompamea ijMrs. Forsyth. At the conclusion of the pro-pin a tea hour was held. Mrs.

well, president of the group, were the circle leaders, Mrs. R. J. Jones and Mrs. Burnaman.

Mrs, D. Gray presided at the offering tray. A program of Christmas music and stories was presented by Mrs. Chester Kelley, chairman. Mrs.

H. D. Stark gave the invocation. Mrs. Lee Richie told "The Christmas Story." Mrs.

DJ F. Blalock read C. Jeff ery presided at the crys- al punch service. Thursday evening, Mrs. W.

W. Davis was hostess at her home on it Shreveport highway for the Iristmas party of the Sacred "The Birth of Christ." Fourscore Business and Pro Altar Society of Pineville. fessional WTomen and their guests gathered at the Y. W. C.

Ax Thurs day evening for the annual Christmas Party, with Mrs. Laura Petta- RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Wesley H. Osterberg, above, was until her marriage in Cleveland, on November 27, Miss Mary Warburton Norman. A descend-of a prominent Central Louisiana family, she is the daughter of Dr.

N. Philip Norman, distinguished New York author and nutritionist, and Mrs. Mary B. Norman, Cleveland poet and businesswoman. Max and other evergreens with red candles created a festive set-Uj annual party.

Immediately after the group as-frabled a brief business session held. Mrs. Marguerite Decide, the newly-elected president, way in charge of arrangements. The women's civic clubs had These time-proven utensils are stainless steel for longer life and easier cleaning with heavy copper bottoms that heat quickly and evenly. They are ideal for "waterless" cooking.

made the lounge gay with Christ mas greens, red berries bright rib bons, and a brilliantly lighted Bve an annual report on the so-aty'i activities for the past year, itwmplished during the presi-aicy of Mrs. Alice Gremillion. In tree. Mrs. Annie L.

Peters set the keynote of gayety by a reading from Irwin Russell's "Christmas andria announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital Dec. 12, 1948, at 9:15 a. m. Name: Frances Claire weight 6 lbs. 12 ozs.

Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gremillion of Bunkie, La.

Paternal grandparent Mrs. A. B. Beattie, of Chicago, 111. DYESS Rev.

and Mrs. B. G. Dyess (nee Ava Brister) of Gardner, announce the birth of a daughter at Baptist Hospital Dec. 8,1948, at 3:55 a.

m. Name: Violet Linda weight 8 lbs. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Dyess, of Gardner, La. BIERY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L.

Biery (nee Virginia Dale) of Pineville, announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital Dec. 11, 1948, at 7:18 p. m. Name: Dale Ernest weight 9 lbs. 9 ozs.

Maternal grandparent Mrs. S'. I. of St. Joseph, Mo.

Paternal grandparent Mrs. E. G. Biery, of Little Rock, Ark. NEWTON Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Bell Newton (nee Yvonne Couv-illon) of Bunkie, announce the birth of a son at Baptist Hospital Dec. 10, 1948, at 8:05 p. m. Name: Jesse Bell Newton, weight 6 lbs.

9 1-2 ozs. Maternal grandparent Mr. Wade E. Couvil-lon of- Marksville, La. Paternal grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. Sam G. Newton, of San Antonio, Texas. HEARN Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Hearn (nee Hilmer Ulmer) of appreciation of the latter's ser-rs, Mrs. Dewilde presented her scene criticisms and suggestions. The set which was built and decorated by Mr. Max Ward was in place and lighting was tested. Miss Ruth Lennie-Smith will supervise makeup.

Mrs. Ira Dobbs will be house manager assisted by other active members of the theatre. On Monday night, Mrs. Marcus Dunnam, Mrs. Maude Bryan, Mr.

James Harris and Mr. Dan Jacobs will be hosts. Ushers will be Mrs. A. L.

Rabalais, Mrs. John C. Eskew, Miss Marie Pace and Mrs. Hattye Jordan. On Tuesday night, Mrs.

Annie L. Peters, Mrs. George Ginsberg, Mr. George Ginsberg and Mr. Erwin Jordan will be hosts.

Ushers will be Mrs. Marie Sewell, Mrs. Arlis Stear, Miss Nancy Kelly and Miss Audrey Johnson. "Kiss and Tell'' promises to be the second successful presentation of the newly organized amateur theatre in Alexandria. The small group which in June started has worked to develop a wide interest in activities of the theatre and the membership drive was pronounced "very successful." The first production "The Late Christopher Bean" because of Its heartwarming appeal and its superb cast was said by many to be the "finest local show ever given here." and Tell" Is a three-act comedy which rocked Broadway during the war years and later became a screen success.

With a to Washington, D. where he has been assigned and will be accompanied by his family. Mrs. Musgrove will be joined here by her other son, Lt. Don E.

Musgrove, who will i fift from the group. Rt Rev. Msgr. Howard ad-JBsed the assemblage. come from Seattle, where he has been stationed for the past me conclusion of the Itieetine.

the hostess intro month following a tour of sea duty in the Pacific. Other week NOW IN STOCK Choose Front These Pieces: 4 Qt. Sauce Fot $6.40 12 In. Skillet $8.25 hVi Qt. Dutch Oven 1 Qt.

Sauce Pan $3.40 Vj Qt. Double Boiler. 2 Qt. Sauce Pan Treasure Cooker $16.95 3 Qt. Sauce Tan $3.75 Whistling Tea Kettle $4.50 GIFT SHOP MURRAY STREET ENTRANCE Jewelry compony Charge It at Schnack's end guests of the Musgroves will be Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Rogillio and family of Tunica, and Mr. and vert a game in which Mrs.

Ger-; Emis was awarded the prize. Letitia Andries led the group staging Christmas carols, prior 4 we exchanging of gifts. rs. Davis was assisted In the of the evening by Mrs. iM Durio and Mrs.

Curtis An- Mrs. C. L. Morris and family of -its. Other members present were jwemes James Petrus, Paul M- Bonnette, C.

H. i Hilda Par" la Earl Dupree, W. J. A. PedneaVj.

A. Night in the Quarters." Bobby Lacoup, soprano, sang "Ave Maria" and Cantique Miss Rosa McMichael deepened the Yule-tide spirit by her solos, and later led the singing of the old familiar carols. Mrs. A. L.

Rabalais, president, Mrs. Pettaway and Mrs. Ruby Rudd alternated at the piano. Son? books were furnished by Miss Ella Lister Mayer and Mrs. Hazel Walters.

"The Littlest Angel" was read by Mrs. T. L. Witter. Following the entertaining program, refreshments were served, prepared by Miss Anna Casteix and Mrs.

John C. Eskew. Miss Julia Bock presided at the tea table. Mrs. W.

I. Hustmyre, as Santa Claus, presented the gifts. Approximately $30.00 was contributed to the Doll and Toy Fund. Cornwel I- Johnson Betrothal Announced Announcement is made today of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Mildred Corn-well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Cornwell of 011a to Mr. Leander Floyd Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Menard Johnson of Alexandria. The wedding will be solemnized here at the St.

Francis Cabrini Church Dec. 23 at 10:30 a. m. Miss Cornwell and Mr. Johnson are both faculty members of the Urania high school.

Friends 5 For "Christmas Giving" Use Our 5 Christmas Gift Checks AND GREETING CARDS nuuam urooKs, W. P. we A. Shem l. Curry.

Guests In-SjfggTrtMiid by the CSu Society of ti church was held loyely suburban home of J. Jones Monday after- 3tVWas Us Poinsettias and -A vnemvmfcauc 3 IT are always readily received at the chapter house where they are kept assorted and ready for use when needed. The month of March has again been selected as the time for the American Red Cross to conduct its annual appeal for funds. It isn't a bit too early for us to think that far ahead with an eye to making it one of the most successful campaigns ever held in our own particular parish. "The greatest Mother on earth," your Red Cross and mine, is something we can not afford to "let down." Just think, when we meet again next Saturday, old St.

Nick will have made his annual pilgrimage and will leave us with only 364 shopping days until Christmas, 1949! Dear me, do you think we'll make it? Until Christmas, your rambling reporter, Minnie Wilson Campbell, reminds you that: "A good conscience is a continual Christmas." Weekly Calendar Saturday, 7 p. m.The Eastern Stars of Louisiana will entertain the children of the Masonic Home at the annual O. E. S. Christmas party.

Sunday 7 p. m. Court Gibbons, 679, Catholic Dauhgtera of America, will hold its annual Christmas party at Victory Hall Bvery member of the court is cordially invited. Monday Keystone Chapter No. 44 HAM and Summit Council No.

12 will install officers in a joint ceremon to be held in the chapter room. 8 p. m. Tuesday The Christmas program for the women of the First Presbyterian Church will be held at 7:30 p. m.

in the church. Tuesday Alexandria Lodje No. 398, will meet in stated convocation at 7:30 p. m. Examinations balloting and FC degree will be conferred.

Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Thocnix Lodge, No. 58. I.

O. O. F. will meet at the hall. Thd1 second degree will be conferred.

TALKHiToWN -Tinfoil for the Shriners' Hospital for crippled children in Shreveport war. received by the Town Talk today from Miss Ta mara Kirffer, age 11, of Forest Hill, and Mrs. EJordan of Tioga. SMOKE. PLAY CARDS, LIVE LONG TEDD1NGTON.

Kngland MT-Rrcipe fir Inng life, by sprightly Mrs. G. Turner, lno. Vmoke plenty of cigarettes and play cards "fcCCpJ tU wiU on the we used 4nd tJ berries ni ever Mnth.J!4- other vantage lne Oinins room the tea iiiiiitiirtiSa Hattiesburg, and Mrs. Maude Hudson of Gonzales, La.

Red Gross Ramblings 'Tis the week before Christmas and all through the land The RED CROSS, as usual, is at your command! Year in and year out, it's the same story true Of a helpful RED CROSS, ever willing to do. That sort of sums up the many Red Cross activities that we hear about from time to time. Quite an enviable reputation, think so? Mrs. Irene Curtis, executive secretary, Rapides Parish Chapter of the American Red Cross extends a cordial greeting to all newcomers to Alexandria and vicinity. I am sure that all of you would enjoy a visit to local headquarters," 1808 Jackson avenue, where you are privileged to participate in volunteer projects you so desire.

Junior Red Crossers, bless 'em, are doing their share of playing Santa to less fortunate children in foreign lands. Our very own juniors have been planning and making two hundred educational gift boxes for shipment overseas. They contain many articles including a few toys, a'l of which will be greatfully received. You see. I know lhat they are appreciated by these children in war-torn countries for I see thank-you letters telling how very much they mean to them.

A vote of "thanks" to the carpentry department of the Central Louisiana Trade School where four dozen walking canes were made for distribution among patients at the Veterans' Hospital. The cane handles were cleverly designed and beautifully finished. The Lanier class of the First Methodist Church recently rendered a valuable service by collecting used clothing for Red Cross. These garments are given to families whose homes have been destroyed by fire or other disasters and to other people who are facing emergencies. Perhaps you have some used articles of clothing hand and you Just don't realize1 Uit value cl Uieai.

Any Social Events Remembrance Gift Checks In the Beautifully Lithographed Folders Especially for the hrixtnu Season! This Is an attractive way of giving your own Personal Check, and may be cashed Just like any other check. Dr. and TODAY th A Zink win entertain at a buffet supper at their pounds for members of the medical staff of the mm Ann Blackman and Mr. Manuel Edward held fnii First Methodist church. 5:30 p.

m. A reception im Vn in ceremcny at the Alexandria Country Club. kplce Dt Li" slie D- fce home" tteir home, 530 8 to 10 p. m. Give "New Money" for Xmas Send It In the Beautifully Embossed Christmas Envelope We Provide for Your Gift The gift that rings with Christmas in its beauty and desiim.

The gift that is as welcomt as St. Nick's own reindeer. The gift that you can buy for just the amount you want to spend. These check, as beautiful and colorful as the spirit of the Yuletide, maka Christmas giving a delight. Whether a depositor or not, here arc checks you will want to buy- WE INVITE VOir TO ISF.

TIIF.SF. SERVICES, imuorr cost ok obligation -celrfiR. SUNDAY ilit Verzwyvelt and Mr. Harold L. v.

1 CathoIic church, 3 p. m. A reception will follow Veteran1! Kneopp will entertain Informally at their home BiietiimAd.m'nis,rt'on hospital grounds, 4 to 6 p. m. 'upper at the Alexandria Golf and Country Club, 6:30 p.

m. Jtttma. MONDAY MhodS JaTl? wi" S'ven for members of Circle 3 of the i Curri- Vh itfch 5n the Emma Owen Classroom with Mesdames A ii Womack, cohostesses, 2:30 p. m. wil1 hostess the meeting of the Mimosa i 11 cohn.fc.r om on the Military highway.

Mrs. Glen Brad- wan; give uuj Christmas. Ue Frietully" ISapo dies Banc hrisim, i P- rn. AND COMPANY ALEXANDRIA PINEVILLE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Tlllla I ILU. CS w'o ft tne nome or Mrs, v.

uixson, iou rum m. tkl CM TSUI DLf CSITS III IKIS M.U INSU1E0 J. at their ennei ub at the nnual Christmas earty 1.