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PAGE EIGHT Condone Special Purchase SALE Fur-Trimmed COATS Actual Values Up To $89.75 $5975 What an opportunity to choose the winter coat of your fondest dreams--now made available through this fortunate purchase. Pure wool sheen broadcloth, warmly lined and inter lined. Trimmed with luxurious Mink, Persian Lamb, Leopard, Bombay Lamb, Mink Dyed Muskrat and Squirrel. Black and preferred colors. Sizes For Juniors and Misses.

Fall and Winter Regularly DRESSES Up to Priced 16.95 $8.95 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949 PAGE EIGHT CHILLICOTHE (OHIO) GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS ADVERTISER Panel Discussion Feature Of Central PTA Program Membership awards were announced at the monthly meeting of the Central Parent-Teacher association Wednesday afternoon in the music room of Central school. Mrs. W. J. Garmhausen, Shower Given For Miss Hall Miss Thelma Jean Hall, brideelect of Mr.

James Hefner was honored at a kitchen shower given by Mrs. David Hall and Clyde Barrett Tuesday evening at the Hall home in Bourneville. A blue and white color scheme prevailed in decorations. A large blue umbrella the table where Miss Hall's gifts were placed. At the close of the evening, a dessert course was served.

Guests Mrs. Earl Inman, Mrs. Inman, Miss Louise Inman, Jennie PurWaynes dum, Mrs. Herbert Lytle, Miss Bessie Purdum, Mrs. Arthur Springer, Mrs.

Pearl Burke, Mrs. Raymond Cottrill, Miss Iris Marsh, Mrs. Milton McCutcheon, Mrs. Kenneth ley and daughter, Betty, Mrs. Jessie Reaster, Mrs.

Lucy Reaster, Mrs. Albert Donahue, Miss Lizzy Myers, Mrs. Herbert Shoemaker, Mrs. Edward Summers, Mrs. Hugh Arrington, Mrs.

Peggy Marsh and Mrs. Jeanette Marsh. Rev. Bangham Addresses Clubs Senior Tri-Hi-Y met with the Senior Hi- Tuesday evening at the YMCA to hear the Rev. N.

C. Bangham speak, on "Petting." He will present second of his talks on the same subject at a meeting at 7:30 p. Nov. 22 at the YMCA. Joan McHugh president, conducted the Tri-Hi-Y business session which preceded the program.

Reports were given, by Joyce Shultz, secretary, Joan Loiry, treasurer. Thirty-nine members and the advisor, Mrs. Louise Bayle, were present. Membership rules were voted on. Sally Macbeth and Alice Blair were elected delegates to the Southeast Ohio district Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y conference Dec.

3 at Zanesville. Mary Doerres. Joan Leaverton and Leila Roach will be alternate delegates. Joan Loiry announced a meeting of the finance committee next Wednesday and Libby Stranathan, chairman of the service committee. announced that there meeting of that committee at 3:30 p.

m. Nov. 15, at the YMCA. New members welcomed include Nancy Klepinger. Bonnie Harmon.

Charlotte Caldwell, Oma Reeves, Pat Schwart and Ramona Cozad. Mrs. Kelley Hostess To Jolly Twenty Club Members of the Jolly Twenty Sewing club worked on a quilt when they were entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. E. J.

Kelley of the Clinton apartments. Mrs. Edward Trader, president, conducted a short business meeting that opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison. Reports were given by Mrs. C.

O. McFerrin, secretary, and Mrs. John Soummers, treasurer. One member, Mrs. Eva Westbrook, was reported ill.

During the social hour, Mrs. Kelley served individual salad lunches in boxes decorated in pastel shades. The next meeting on Nov. 30 will be at Mrs. Ward Miller's home on Western avenue.

Reception Given For Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pollitt entertained Sunday at their home on Route 5 honoring their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Lancaster (Joan Pollitt) who were married Nov.

4 in Greenup, Ky. Sixty-five guests were present. The refreshment table was centered with a large wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple. CALENDAR Friday SCIOTO GARDEN CLUB. 2 P.

AT the home of Mrs. James Watts, 305 North High street. LOYAL BOOSTERS CLASS OF THE Bridge Street Church of Christ, 7:30 p. at the church. ST.

ANNE'S SODALITY OF ST. Peter's church. p. in the school auditorium. BIBLE STUDY CLASS OF TRINITY Methodist church, p.

at the home Charles Corrigan. 324 West Fifth street, Carlisle Place, Saturday SOUTHEASTERN CO OPERATORS of the Ross County Farm Bureau. 7:30 p. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Morrison, Route 5. Monday STUDY GROUP 4 OF THE ROSS County Farm Bureau, 7 p. at the Mt. Logan Riding club, Wednesday ROSS COUNTY LEAGUE OF WOMEN Voters, 12:30 p. at Scioto Lodge.

president, revealed that prizes will be awarded to the fourth grade room of Miss Ruth Drummond and the first grade room of Miss Gladys Parrett for securing the most members. Individual prizes will go to Barbara and Tom Goshorn, Sondra Steen, Frank and John Iden, Anne Hixon and Joy Simmons. The president noted that 45 subscriptions to the Ohio PTA magazine and 62 subscriptions to the national PTA magazine had been secured, Committee named to purchase a mimeograph machine includes Mrs. John S. Phillips and Miss Rosemary Yager, co chairmen, Miss Ruth Drummond, Mrs.

Harold Hixon, Mrs. C. R. Pinto and Mrs. Gordon Hixon.

Mrs. Thomas L. Orr and Mrs. Lewis Villard were appointed cochairmen of a committee to furnish a rest room on the second floor of the school. Other members of their committee include Mrs.

George Pringle, Mrs. Harold Anthony, Mrs. William A. Stoll and Mrs. Denver Russell.

Miss Mary E. Cronin, principal of the school, will serve as advisor for both committees. Mrs. William Allyn, program chairman, served as moderator of a panel discussion on "Understanding Our Children by Knowing What They Read, Hear and See." Taking part in the discussion were Mrs. Leon Hill.

Mrs. Foster Rinehart and Mrs. Harold Hixon. Mrs. Garmhausen called attention to the current observance of National Education Week and OD urged parents to visit the schools.

Announcement was made of the study group meeting at 7:30 p. m. Nov. 15 at Central school under the leadership of Dr. Ranald M.

Wolfe. Mrs. Lewis Weber supervised a nursery for children during the meeting. Singing Games Feature of Meeting Weekly meeting of Girl Scout Troop 24 was held Wednesday afternoon at Calvary Lutheran church. Mrs.

C. L. Teubert, leader, discussed the attendance and membership of the troop. Later, singing games were played outdoors. Mrs.

W. J. Blanchard State Head To Address Women Voters Mrs. Warner J. Blanchard of Dayton, president of the Ohio League of Women Voters, will speak on "Women on the March," at the November meeting of the Ross County League of Women Voters, Wednesday afternoon at Scioto Lodge.

Past president of the Dayton league, Blanchard also has served many years on the state board of the West Virginia League. She was chosen "Woman of the Year" in Dayton in 1947. Luncheon at 12:30 o'clock will precede the meeting. Reservations: may be made with Mrs. Alva Streeter, phone 23-549.

Members desiring transportation may contact Mrs. L. M. Landis, phone 25-153. The executive board of the league will meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of the president, Mrs.

Charles C. Evans Carlisle hill. Refreshments Served At Troop 14 Meeting Carolyn Woolum collected pennies for the Juliette Low fund at the regular meeting of Girl Scout Troop 14, after school Tuesday at First Evangelical United Brethren church. The girls made invitations for an investiture service to be held in the near future. Later, refreshments were served.

Mrs. Warren Hall was the leader present. SUPER Value Sale! Reg. $7.95 5 lb. bag Rubbing Alcohol Heating Epsom Isopropyl Pad Salt pint 8c $4.49 19c LIMIT TWO.

$3.00 Extra Heavy Pure 5 Gr. Reg. Serutan Mineral Oil Aspirin Tabs $2.49 quart 59c 100s 9c LIMIT TWO Citrate Glycerine of Camphorated Suppositories Magnesia Oil Adult or Infant 9c 19c jar 4 oz. 20c Pint Hydrogen Turpentine Oil of Peroxide For Paint Wintergreen 23c quart 39c 2 oz. 19c Spirits of $1.25 Size Reg.

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