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THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTI SER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, T933 EIGHT A Radio-Telescope Uses 2,000 Tons Of Steel Material Buffet Supper Compliments Miss Metcalfe. Mr. Pater son 7 MS AMD FEATURES Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Coleman LONDON Construction of and Sidney Coleman, were Britain's million-dollar radio-tele hosts last evening when they en yjomei tertained with a buffet supper OF INTEREST TO Seamen's Pay Raises Outstrip Living Costs NEW YORK Earnings of America's unlicensed seamen since 1945 have increased nearly three times as fast as the cost of living and nearly twice as much as earnings for shoreside workers.

This finding was made by the Maritime Industry Survey Committee after a broad 10-month survey. The study shows that current average earnings for unlicensed seagoing personnel are higher than earnings of comparable workers in any other industry 51 per cent higher than the overall pay of production workers in manufacturing and about 20 per cent higher than wages paid to steel, automobile, and construction-trade workers. Miss Joan pinks Is Honoree Of PHYLLIS B. KRAUS honoring Miss Betty Van Metcalfe- and John Burns Paterson, marriage will take place Friday evening, Aug. 7, in the First Methodist Church.

Supper was served in the garden of the Coleman home on Lex-inxton Road. Lighting was by hurricane lamps. Members of the wedding party, immediate families, and out-of-town friends composed the guest list. Red Cross Todav Activities and service Chapter House, 316 Church unless otherwise designated: GRAY LADIES: Veterans Hospital. 7 p.m.

to Maxwell AF Base Hospital, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Shot ver scope will require 2,000 tons of steel, three-fourths of it above ground and the rest buried in the concrete foundations. It was found that a lighter metal would not be serviceable. The giant saucer, mounted on two 180-foot steel towers, must be abl to revolve.

The towers ar mounted on a circular steel railway one-fifth of a mile in circumference. The weight of the steel is expected to insure good adhieson of the driving wheels to the rail and to help keep the entfre structure on an even keel in strong winds. WANT ADS WORK WONDERS mmmmmmf mMmmmmmMBmm --m Misses Mary Virginia Miaoulis, Evelyn Monroe, Gaynell Downes and Patricia Erbs entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Joan Spinks, The marriage of Miss Spinks Miss Ransom Is Honor ce Of Buffet Supper And Shower and Robert Earl Barnes will takeJ 329 Piece Of Mail Your Share In 1954 to HOME SERVICE- 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m SERVICE TO VETERANS: 8:30 a.m, 5 p.m. STAFF AIDES: 10 a.m.

to 12 noon. Miss Judy Ransom, of Hope Hull, whose marriage to Roderick Earl Benton, of Selma, will take place Aug. 10 in Miami, was honored Tuesday evening at LIFETIME NO PAINTING ALUMINUM SCREENS WILL NEVEW WUST BURGLAR BARS Free Estimates Easy Terms NO DOWN PAYMENT a shower and buffet supper when Mrs. Charles Johnson entertained in her home in Hope Hull. Apple Polishers Win Favor, Pravda Laments LONDON, Aug.

4 OP) Too many apple polishers are getting ahead in the Communist party in Russia, Pravda said today. The party organ, in a lead edi WASHINGTON The Post Office Department in 1940 handled 27.7 billion pieces of mail, or 210 pieces of mail, for every person in the United States. The Department estimates that in 1954 it will handle 53.7 billion pieces of mail, or 329 for every personThat is a 94 per cent increase in total volume and a 51 per cent increase in use of the mail per capita in 15 years. Mrs. Johnston home was adorned with arrangements of mixed summer flowers.

The table POWELL torial broadcash by Moscow radio, County Personals Are Listed place Aug. 22 at 4:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church. The Miaoulis home on Madison Avenue was adorned with bowls of mixed summer flowers. The refreshment table was covered with an imported lace cloth and was centered with a crystal bowl of white flowers flanked by pale green candles in crystal candelabra.

Games and contests Were diversion and prizes were awarded Miss Dorothy Azar. Thirty friends of the honoree were present. Canty Family Has Reunion A reunion of the Canty family was held Sunday at Oak Park. A picnic dinner was served. Present were: K.

T. Ellis, Mary Downing Ellis, Mrs. Clevie Downing Pugh, Eunice Pugh, Mrs. Sue Pugh Freeman, Mary Kate Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.

Enoch Johnson, Mrs. J. G. Canty, Mr. MISS JUDY RANSOM Venetian Blind Inc.

1554 Mt. Meigs M. Tel. 3-0243 Your body's resistance to electric current increases when you are asleep. was overlaid with a lace cloth over yellow satin and- was centered with a wedding cake, embossed with spun sugar roses and topped with miniature bride and bridegroom.

The cake was encircled with fernery and white blossoms and flanked by white candles in crystal holders. Mrs. Johnston was assisted in serving by Mrs. H. S.

Murrell and Mrs. W. L. Ellis, of Marianna, Fla. Other guests present at the affair were Miss Eleanor White, Miss Jeanette Smith, Mrs.

E. T. Killough, Mrs. W. D.

Newell, Mrs. Douglas Lowe, Miss Eddie Jo Newell, Miss Marjorie Boyd, Mrs. Gus Boyd, Mrs. Comer Dorsey, Mrs. Roy Alverson, Mrs.

William Crenshaw, Mrs. Perry Ransom, Mrs. A. L. Benton, of Selma, and Mrs.

Perry Ransom, Sr. Mt. Carmel Youth Club Plans Supper The Mt. Carmel Rural Youth Club will entertain with an ice cream supper Saturday, Aug. 8 at the club house.

7 rapped the knuckles of local party organiiations for letting wicked little groups of "mutual encouragement" creep into factories and state farms. "Workers who are honest and know their job but who do not tolerate shortcomings and there Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Pugh of Tine Level, and Mr. and Mrs Hubbert White of Oark, spent the Miss Ransom, Mr.

Benton Engagement Is Announced week end at Panama City, Fla. SPECIAL PRICE Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Tucker and family have returned to Ramer after attending the annual re fore cause unpleasantness to their superiors are squeezed out of their jobs and replaced by others who are of doubtful use but twho suit the leaders," Pravda said. union of the Arnold family at Thomasville, Ga A. B. Dillard of Ramer is ill at CpL Benton is a graduate of Lowndes County High School and has recently returned from a twelve-month tour of duty in Korea wi'th the 1st Marine Divi Jackson Hospital Miss Maude Hobbie of Ramer sion. Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Sylvester Ransom of Hope Hull, Alabama, announce the engagement of their daughter, Julia Pickens, to Roderick Earl Benton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie A. Benton of Selma, Alabama.

Miss Ransom is a graduate of Sidney Lanier High School and presently holds a position in Montgomery. is visiting Mrs. W. Chancey in Troy. TV" Program Planned For 'Duffy's Tavern' NEW YORK, Aug.

4 W) Ed Gardner will bring his "Duffy's The marriage will take place Mrs. Laura Cosby and Aug. 10 at the Opa-Locka Base Reg. $25.00 Lanolin Warex. $12.50 20.00 Lanolin Way.

10.00 15.00 Lanolin Wave 7.50 7.50Lanolin Wave 4.00 includes haircut, lhampoo and styling EXPERT OPERATORS ALL WORK ROGERS BEAUTY SALON t-osoy of Ramer spent the week end in Milton, with the Rev. Haywood Cosby. Tavern" to television this fall un der a five million dollar, three-year Miss Dons Home and her Chapel Miami, Fla. Dexter Avenue WSCS Enrolls New Members The Woman's Society of Chris deal announced today. Matthew Fox, board chairman Stork of Motion Pictures for Television, The American Troubador Band will present a program of music.

Each family is requested to bring either cake or ice cream custard. Mrs. Jesse Howard is the leader in charge. said Hal Roach would produce the half-hour programs on mother, Mrs. W.

Home, of N. visited Sfc. Paul Gibson at the home of his sister, Mrs. George Macon, in Ramer. Sfc.

Gibson has returned to his military assignment in Mannheim, Germany, after a month's visit in the States. Mr. and Mrs. George Macon tian Service of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church met Monday film at his Hollywood studios at a St. Margaret's Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Guilford GUARANTEED Air Conditioned Ground Floor cost of $45,000 each. There will be Phone 2-0559 28 S. Perry morning at the church with the president, Mrs. John T.

Buffing-ton, presiding. Young, of Opelika, announce the 39 films each year, the 3-year se Water Plunges 418 Feet HILO. Hawaii The highest birth of a son, Aug. o. ries involvin ga total $5,265,000.

The worship program, "Our and family have moved into the eiiu idiiiiijf nave movea into ine Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Headley Wateiiau 111 nic uonaiian Hiaiivu, A.

S. Jones residence in Ramer.jwith a 418-foot drop, is near which they recently purchased. Hilo on the big island of Hawaii. Elmore, announce the birth of son, Aug. 4.

and Mrs. Vernon Canty, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Hill, Jeanette Johnson, Roy Cox, Miss Evelyn Canty, Mrs. Sara Canty Grace, Mrs. Maggie Golson Jones, and Gblson Jones, all of Montgomery. Haywood Jones, Para-gould, Mr. and Mrs.

Wyman Pugh and children, Bobby, Jo Ann and Joe Pugh, Norma Roten, Mrs. Ena Canty Paul, Daphne and Jerry Kyle Paul, W. A. Canty, Mrs. Claudia Downing Johnson, Mamie Sue Gibson, Mr.

and Mrs. C. T. Johnson, Mary Sue and Cleavy T. Johnson Mrs.

Nora Canty Rodgers, Ann, Mary Nell and Naomi Rodgers, all of Pine Level. Mrs. Lorena Canty Pugh, Miss Lorene Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pugh, Mary Kathryn and Martha Eleanor Pugh, Mr.

and Mrs. James M. Pugh, Faye Pugh, Fitz-patrick; Mrs. John C. Canty, Mrs.

H. O. Canty, Patricia Benbow, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Dees, Miss Annie Owens, Matthews. Dobbs Steghill, Mrs. Gladys Canty Steghill, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Canty, Miss Pat Gunn, Elmer Roberts, Frank Bailey, Mrs. Marion Canty Bailev, Lanett. Charlotte and Willie Curington, Union Springs. Alpha Delta Pi Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Johnson of Father's Temple," was by Mrs. A. F.

Buce. A playlet depicting social-evangelistic work in Calcutta was given by Mrs. J. T. Burton, Mrs.

E. W. Arwood, Mrs. Clara Bos-well and Mrs. R.

G. Garrett. Mrs. George B. Skinner talked ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST GO! ALL SALES FIML! WW Grady, announce the birth of a daughter, Aug.

4. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Roy, 2222 Spruce Street, announce the birth on.

"Social-Evengelistic Work in South America," of a daughter, Aug. 4. The minutes of the previous Maxwell AFB Hospital meeting were read by Mrs. R. G.

WEDNESDAY 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. BEACHWEAR DRASTICALLY REDUCED Lt.

and Mrs. Edward H. Silber (Barbara Kirby), announce the JmaL CLEARANCE ON SALE WEDNESDAY MORNING One Special Group Of WOMEN'S SANDALS and Dress -Shoes Garrett and the treasurers report was given. birth of a daughter, Aug. 3.

Other reports were by Mrs. Baotist Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce Maloy (Ida Merle Weston), Pensacola announce the birth of a son J. E.

Miltom, chairman of Christian social relations and local church activities; Mrs. Charles H. Newsom for Mrs. Robert Gardner on youth work; Mrs. W.

G. Stewart, literature and publications: Mrs. Charles H. Newsom, membership and Mrs. George B.

Skin on Aug. 2. Alumnae To Meet 67 SHORTS Reg. to 5.95 120 T-SHIRTS Reg. to 2.98 79 SHORTS Reg.

to 2.98 I i Professional Center Hospital Mrs. J. W. Mills President Mr. and Mrs.

Carl F. Gulledge ner on activities at the Methodist of the Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Club, has called a special meet 101 Caroline Street, announce the birth of a daughter, Katherine Community Home. II 1 1 $KOO Circle chairmen reporting were July 30. Regularly Sold Up to 15.95 mm Mrs. C.

G. Norris, Mrs. P. R. Per 1U I I 1 I Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Rex due, Mrs. J. T. Burton, Clara Bos- PAIR Skinnpr 37R5 Oak Street, an ing for Thursday evening, Aug.

6. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. W. Montjoy, 1062 Magnolia Curve, at 7:30 p.m.

All members of the local club and alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi are. urged, to attend this very important meeting Thursday well, Mrs. Estelle Capell and Mrs. E. W.

Arwood. nounce the birth of a son, William JL Wesley, on July si). New members enrolled were These Shoes Have Been Completely Regrouped and New Pairs Have Been Added .11 1- i i Mrs. Delia Graff and Mrs. R.

L. Evans. Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Florence A. Loe were read i ail prttrr irom iiBLiunaiir i i 'a Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Lans-don, Grady, announce the birth of a daughter, Kathryn, on Denim and twill shorts Sizes 10 to 18 Some famous makes Included. Reg. to 2.98 Terry and Cotton knit T-Shirts Sizes lares advertised maker Sizes is 4, 10 to 20 by Mrs.

S. A. Burns. July 30. After the business session circle (Street Floor I (Streti Floor) (Street Flor-r) 'J.

Ys Vfs meetings were held. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edgar 9. At the neon hour a luncheon Donaldson, 3522 Oak Street, announce the birth of a son, on was served in the social hall.

All Sales Final Ho Phone or Mail Orders, Please LADIES' SHOE SALON July 30. Bethany Class Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price, of Autaugaville, announce Meeting Listed I OUT OF 3 DOES! Fidfrftinsr, nose-picking and a tormenting rectal itch are often telltale Bigns of Pin-Worms ugly parasites that medical experts say infest on out of every three persons examined. Entire families may be victims and not know it.

To get rid of Pin-Worms, these pests must not only be killed, but killed in the large intestine where they live and multiply. That's exactly what Jayne's P-W tablets do and here's how they do it: IC7 SUNDRESSES Reg. 3.98 67 SKIRTS Reg. 8.98 118 T-SHIRTS Reg. 1.00 the birth of a son, George An thony, on July 30.

The Bethany Sunday School class of the Trinity Baptist Capital! Clotknq Stan Mr. and Mrs. John Samuel Stallings, of Wetumpka, announce Church met Monday evening at the church. Mrs. J.

J. Ingram and Miss Willie Reynolds were the hostesses. the birth of a son, John Thomas, on Aug. 1. Mrs.

Andrew Griggs gave the QQ Frt- a scientific coating car 110 Montgomery St. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gray, of 829 Clayton Street, announce the invocation; Mrs. Z.

E. Jones the devotional. Mrs. Duncan led the song service. Mrs.

H. L. Met- be- ries the tablets into the bowels be fore they dissolve. Then Jayn birth of a daughter, Debra Lynn, modern, medically-approved ingredient goes right to work kills on Au. 1.

Pin-Worms quickly and easily, calf presided at the business meeting. Mrs. E. J. Cherry read the minutes of the last meeting, and gave the secretary-treasurer's report.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lester Seersuckers, solids and prints Sizes 10 to 20 Seasons best sellers at 3.98 AU sleevesless T-Shirts. solids, plaids, checks Sizes small. medium and large All summer shirts prints solids, includes better shirts.

Beg. to 7.98 Broken sizes 10 to 18. Spruce, 3037 Ashley Avenue, an nounce the birth of a son, Homer Don't take chances with this dangerous, highly contagious condition. Get genuine Jayne's P-W Vermifuge small, easy-to-take tablets epecial size for children and adults. Perfected by Dr.

D. Jayne ft Son, specialists in worm remedies for 100 years. (Street Floor) A nominating committee was (Street Floor) There's a Difference in ICED TEA and Tender Leaf Proves It! Lester, on Aug. 3. i Mr.

and Mrs. Joe William Mil li appointed to select officers for the coming year. They were: Mrs. Andrew Griggs, Mrs. E.

J. Cherry, and Mrs. Z. E. Jones.

ler, Wetumpka, announce the (Street Floor) Reg. (o 2.98 Reg. to 19.95 Street Floor ALL HALTERS AH Belter Swimsuits Assorted Styles Assorted Styles After the benediction by Mrs. birth of a daughter, Aug. 4.

ersonals l3 off E. N. Duncan, a social hour was ye d. Refreshments were served. iii mi Dr.

and Mrs. John Walton 1 i A A at 1 (Elizabeth Keene) are visiting Ill 1 JdVKLtAIIN IADjLC I her mother, Mrs. Charles Keene, in her home on Cloverdale Road. 1 Blouses mi nils I WEDNESDAY MORNING 30 DRESSES Reg. to 4.98 49 SKIRTS Reg.

to 3.98 Dr. and Mrs. Walton will leave 1 Shorts Swimsnits I Thursday for Manchester, Ohio, for a visit with his parents, be 1 I I Reg. to 2.98 9 1 1 fore leaving for Baltimore, where Dr. Walton will be a member of the faculty of Johns Hopkins University in the Depart 1 1 88 1 1 0 1 ment ot Education.

I i Dr. and Mrs. Morris Canouva 1 1 and son. Eliot, will leave Thurs If I Broken SiV.cs 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. I i Sizes 3 to 6x Only (Children's Dept.) 'Third Floor) 1 day lor a visit to New York City.

They will be accompanied to Montgomery by Albert Capouya of Southern Rhodesia, who will Sizes 7 to 14 Only (Third Floor) 11 (Third Floor) emmmmmmmmmmmmmm I Vs. visit in Montgomery. FAMOUS ENGLISHTOWN STAINLESS STEEL FLATWEAR REG. 9.95 VALUE Cadet William W. Brown has ALL CHILDREN'S SWIMSUITS Reg.

to 8.98.. Vi off arrived from the United States Military Academy, West Point, N. to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Brown, on Terrace Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. V.

L. Ferri, and Miss Marie Ferri, of Auburn, N. have returned to their PLAVSUITS home after a visit with Mr. and 137 SHORTS Reg. to 3.50 $1188 Mrs.

Ferri, on Southmont Drive. Reg. to 5.9 Choice of Better T-SHIRTS Reg. to 3.95 3 0FF Mrs. James W.

Lansdon and in 9 fant daughter, Kathryn, have returned to the home of her mother. Mrs. Geraldine P. Pnw- ell, on East Edgemont from Professional Center Hospital. hi Service for 6 Knives, 6 Forks, 6 Spoons, and 6 Soup Spoons SERVICE FOR 8 ONLY $7.95 Jewelers 115 Montgomery St.

Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Tracv and Denim, seersucker and Denim, seersucker and prlU.

1 pe. ti Jumperall and 2 pc. styles 3-6 14. 3 14. solids and stripes also fev terry cloth.

V-neck and round neck styles. (Third Floor) family have returned from Gulf Shores where they vacationed for two weeks. While there they had as their guest. Miss Eva Jean (Third Floor) (Third Floor) Reeves, also of Montgomery..