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In Ow WDAE, 1250 1000 Watts, Columbia Network THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1945 Good Evening! Dear Priscilla: TELEGRAMS invited five young Martha bringing 500 701 word S. themes Lester, Fielding new members of the Spinsters' Club. are the Misses Margaret LaMotte, Marie Struss, Peggy Walker, Frances Young and Martha Zewadski. Miss LaMotte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. LaMotte, 2910 El Prado attended Florida State College for Women and was pledged to Kappa Delta Sorority. A Plant High School graduate Miss Marie Jane Struss, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar G. Struss, 2408 Prospect Rd. Miss Peggy Lee Walker, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Walker, 2623 Jetton graduate Florida dwastale College Women and member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority there. After graduation from Plant High School Miss Young attended Miss Skinner's Secretarial School in Long Y. She daughter Islands. Harry H.

Young, 836 Bayside and the late Colonel Young. Miss Zewadski, who is the daughter of Mrs. W. K. Zewadski, 2911 Chapin and the late Mr.

Zewadski, also attended Florida State College for Women. She is member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. JUST AFTER Gen. Sumter L. Lowry Jr.

returned to the United States from New Guinea and Dutch East Indies. campaigns he was stationed at Camp Livingston, La. he met Miss Ivilyn Ingram, who was a hostess. the They were married in camp. Kingsland, yesterday afternoon.

Accompanying Miss Ingram to Jacksonville, where they met Mr. Lowry and Dr. and Mrs. R. G.

Nelson, of Tampa, were Mr. and Mrs. John King and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Anniston, of Anniston, Ala.

All drove to Kingsland for the wedding. MRS. JAMES W. HARRIS, who has been spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. 47070 Mrs.

Frank C. Caldwell, Bayshore left for Salina Field, Sunday, where her husband, Captain Harris has been assigned as base statistical officer. AND WHILE we're on the subject of the Caldwell family, there of Dottie Sue too. A senion at Sweet Briar College, she has been chosen to appear in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. AFTER spending the Summer Tampa with her parents, and Mrs.

Charles G. Smith, 3105 Barcelona Mrs. Alvin T. Hanson has left for Denver, where she will meet Mr. Hanson, who has come to the United States to spend his vacation.

The Hansons will return to their Honolulu home in January. BACK in Tampa after a month's vacation are Dr. and Mrs. R. S.

Torbett, 819 S. Orleans Ave. After Dr. Torbett attended clinics New Orleans, they visited in Atlanta, and then Lynchburg, where their daughter, Nancy, a sophomore at Randolph-Macon College. MR.

AND MRS. GEORGE McKEAN, 811 S. Orleans have their, guest mother, for Mrs. a W. while S.

Bul- Mrs. McKean's lock, of Ocala. BACK on the job, is Miss Sarah Shuptrine, who has just returned Tampa after spending 10 days visiting relatives in Savannah, Ga. Miss Shuptrine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Shuptrine, 703 S. Newport Ave. SARAH.

Where to Go TAMPA--The Stork Club, Bond Premiere, at 8. STATE--Wonder Man, at 10:19, 12:12, 2:07, 4:02, 5:57, 7:52, 9:47. STRAND--And Then There Were None, at. 1, 2:55, 5:12, 7:29, 9:46. VICTORY--Radio Stars on Parade, at 1:15, 3:56, 5:18, 7:59, also vaudeville, at 3:01, 7:04, 9:21.

PARK---Tomorrow the World, at 1, 4:02, 7:04, also The Great John at 2:26, 5:28, 8:42. FLORIDA- of Dorian Gray, at 11, 2:23, 5:46, also, Brewster's Millions, at 1:01, 4:24, 7:47. SEMINOLE- Thrill of a Romance, at 1, 3:07, 5:14, 7:21, 9:28. PALMA CEIA- The Unseen, at 7, also, Double Exposure, at 8:30. GARDEN--Brighton Strangler and Swinging on a Rainbow.

SPRINGS--Road to Alcatraz, 5:37, also, Horn Blows at Midnight, at 3:50, 6:46, 9:42. RITZ- Duffy's Tavern. ROYAL -I'll Remember April and Zombies on Broadway. CASINO Amok; also El Jorobado. BROADWAY--Seven Days Ashore and Yellow Canary.

CINEMA--Topper Takes a Wife and Rustler's Hideout. NORTHTOWN- The Thin Man Goes Home and Men of Texas. ROXY- -Pistol Packin' Mamma and Trail of the Lonesome Pine, JEWEL BOX NIGHT CLUB Two floor shows nightly. GLASS LOUNGE- -Continuous entertainment at 7 P. M.

to midnight. THOMAS JEFFERSON HOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE--Entertainment nightly. SKYLINE--Roof Bayshore Royal Hotel. Dine and dance from 8:30. CLUB HI HAT Two floor shows nightly.

ROYAL PALM CAFE- Two floor shows nightly. FLAVOR-WISE? Try- BURNETT'S EXTRACT 99 INSEPH STONETT Food CO, NOSTON, MASS. Flavors Make the most of flavor send for Accent on Flavor it's free! Write Dept. ST-4 JOSEPH BURNETT COMPANY 437 Street, Boston 10, Mass. Mrs.

Lofstrom Is Speaker at Club Mrs. Mildred M. Lofstrom, who discussed the work of the Tuberculosis. Association and its coordination with other health and welfare agencies in a well planned tuberculosis-contral program, speaker at the meeting of the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. She emphasized the fact that the work of organization is carried on entirely through use of money obtained by the sale of Christmas Seals.

Illustrating the way the organizations works with other agencies to control tuberculosis, Mrs. Lofstrom listed the parts played by X-ray; the medical social worker, the Negro worker, and a strong educational policy in the schools. Last year, she said, of the personnel in 31 schools were X-rayed. Following the talk a play, "Capital Gains," concerning the life of a girl who had tuberculosis, was presented by Mrs. Floy Langford, of the County Welfare and several Junior League members.

Tampan Is Married In Oakland, Cal. Making their home in Alameda, after a short wedding trip to Lake Tahoe, are Aviation Radioman and Mrs. Paul Thomas Hartung, who were married in Oakland, Thanksgiving Eve. Mrs. Hartung was attended by her sister as matron of honor.

Mrs. Hartung, who is the former Miss Marie Stedman, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Stedman, of Oakland, was graduated from high school in that city, has been employed by the Navy there, and prior to her marriage was attending Mr. business, collegeon of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Hartung, 2306 Bristol Ave. He was born in Buffalo, lived in since childhood, and is a graduate of Plant High School. He entered this several months before graduation, and has been based and New Caledonia. His home base is now Alameda. Mr.

Hartung expects to receive his discharge early next year, and the couple will move back to Tampa at that time. Sodality Elections To Be Held Dec. 10 The Rev. F. D.

Sullivan, S. pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, gave a talk on the Miraculous Medal to the members of the Young Ladies Sodality Monday night. After the benediction, a short business meeting was held in the rectory, where tickets for the H. H. S.

yuletide dance were distributed. Sodalists were given copies of the Eyes and Ears, which is the organization's monthly publication, and voting ballots were issued for the coming election to be held Dec. 10. There will be no regular meeting next Monday, but instead members are asked to report at the Frolic headquarters in the Jesuit High School court yard at 8 o'clock. BIRTHS The daughter born Nov.

18 to Mr. and Mrs. Ormand L. Curry, 3015 Woodrow has been named Joan Ruth. To freshen teakettles, boil a mild solution of vinegar and water in them.

Engagement Announced Today MISS ALMA GALLAGHER Officers Installed At Annual Banquet Two chapters of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church gave their annual banquet in the parish house last night, at which time installation of officers and admission of new members took place, Louis. Dickenson was, installed as director of the boys' chapter, with Tommy Blake as vice director; John McWhirter, secretary, and Cameron Magnon, chaplain. Pat Patillo is director of the young men's chapter.

Bill Neilly is vice director; Bill Hendry, secretary; Fred Housholder, acolyte chairman, and John Turbiville, chaplain. New members included Warren Paul, David Ricker, Willard Silva, Edward Mendel, Douglas Lankford and Lorenz Silva. Outstanding membership awards were, John presented McWhirter. to Billy Hendry Special guests at the dinner included Alvin Magnon, senior warden of the parish; Peter O. Knight junior warden, and Ernes' Garrison, Bill Williamson, Robert Mahoney, Frank Lucas, Bill Parr, Bill Gathright and Charles Boll, honorary members recently discharged Morton from O.

Nace the armed served master, and the Rt: Rev. Henry I. Louttit, D. Suffragan Bishop of the diocese, was guest speaker and installing officer. The dark meat of chickens and turkeys is a good source of iron.

The GLASS LOUNGE 910 FLORIDA AVE. "TAMPA'S FINEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE, FOR THOSE WHO PREFER THE BEST" The Rose Room Cocktails Dancing Orchestra Refined Surroundings Pleasant Atmosphere HOTEL HUDSON MANOR DAVIS ISLANDS Smart COSTUME JEWELRY for CHRISTMAS GIFTS Pearl Trimmed Combs Sterling Silver Lapel Pins Necklaces Earrings Sea Swank 312 Twiggs Ph. 52-243 TAKE SOME HOME? Yes maam: Today your dealer responds with a happy "Yes" when you ask for Borden's-Poinsettia Ica Cream You see, Florida's favorite dessert is available in quantity again, with all of its smooth, melt in your mouth goodness Serve it often at home-big, heaping dishes for every member of the family. Enjoy it, too, in sundaes and sodas at your favorite fountain. Borden's- Poinsettia ICE CREAM Alma Gallagher Makes Plans for Holiday Wedding Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Gallagher, Dover, are announcing today the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Alma M. Gallagher, to William H.

Whealton, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Whealton, of Rehoboth, and rural Tampa, Their plans are as yet incomplete, but they will be married during the Christmas holidays.

Miss Gallagher graduate of Turkey Creek School, and Tampa Business College. She is now employed at Mexican Petroleum Corp. Mr. Whealton, who is a ate of both. Hillsborough High School and the University of Tampa, has recently received his discharge after service in the Navy.

He is now personnel manager for California Packing Corp. Seminole Garden Circles Give Party All Seminole Heights Garden Circles united this afternoon in sponsoring a bridge and bunco party at the Seminole Garden Center, Special features were booths containing home-made candy, a white elephant booth and potted plants. Mrs. J. H.

Bragg was general chairman of the affair, assisted by Mrs. W. T. Collopy, publicity; Mrs. Essie Ricker, candy; Mrs.

C. C. Maxson, plant booth; Mrs. R. D.

McCottery, white elephant booth; Mrs. G. A. Porter, prizes. A.

R. Vultee, decorations; Mrs. R. G. Turvaville, bunco; Mrs.

W. M. Noland, bridge, and Mrs. W. E.

Haas, refreshments. The FROLIC 1715 WEST PLATT Formerly The Red Mill Dine Dance Nitely 7:30 till 12 Midnite RAY LUCAS and His ORCHESTRA At St. Joseph's Hospital Births Nov. 28-Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Noller, 1902 E. Hillsborough son. At Municipal Hospital Nov. 27-Mr. and Mrs.

John McGaugh, North A daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hampton, Seffner, son. Nov. 28-Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Asher, W. Palm son; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Sanburn, 6798 Branch daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curwood, 909 W.

Warren daughter. At, Centro Asturiano Hospital, Nov. 25-Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Long, 115 W. Hillsborough daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Elisardo Pered, 2403 Harper son; Mr.

and Mrs. I. C. Spoto, 905 14th daughter; Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmy Boromei, 2324 Spruce daughter. At Drew Field Hospital Nov. 27- and Mrs. Adam Haus, 207 W. Fern son.

T. E. L. CLASS Members of the T. E.

L. Class of the First Baptist Church will be hostesses the annual party to be given 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the church. All women of the church and friends are invited. GORRIE A. The executive board of the Gorrie school A.

will meet at 9 o'clock Friday morning in the A. conference room at the school. JOLLY POP TIME CORN For real fun, get sure-popping JOLLY TIME. Delicious! White or Yellow. POP AT YOUR GROCER'S CORN TURI A BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE CHOPS STEAKS SANDWICHES DANCING PHONE NITELY 8665 202 E.

LAFAYETTE ST. Only Tampa's DINE and DANCE AND BAR SPANISH RESTAURANT Castle YBOR CITY Spanish Dinners by Famous CHEFS POMPANO PAPILOT CHICKEN NOONDAY, LUNCHES 65c LIVERS SAUTE STONE CRABS CONRAD and his ORCHESTRA PLAYING NIGHTLY, 8 P. M. UNTIL 1 A. M.

17th St. and Broadway Phone Y-1411 for Reservations DELICIOUS Spanish Dinners FINEST MIXED DRINKS! BARCELONA BAR RESTAURANT Corner Osborne Nebraska CHOICEST OF STEAKS SERRA'S El Boulevard SPANISH RESTAURANT 2001 Nebraska Free Parking Lot Street Cars and Bus to Door The House of the Famous KINGSIZE Deviled Crabs and Grabs Enchilado FOR SEA FOOD, STEAK and FRIED CHICKEN Remember CASABLANCA 22nd St. 3rd Yber City, Y-1720 BROADWAY I TODAY and THURS. 9c-26c "SEVEN DAYS ASHORE" Wally Brown Gordon Oliver "YELLOW CANARY" Anna Neagle-Richard Greene 1801 N. Howard 9c LAST DAY 25c "I'LL REMEMBER APRIL" Gloria Jean "ZOMBIES ON BROADWAY" Bela Lugosi E.

Broadway and 15th 9c LAST DAY 30c 'DUFFY'S TAVERN' All Star Cast CASINO 7th Ave. at 16th 9c TODAY and THURS. "AMOK" Maria Felix "EL JOROBADO" Jorge Negrete PALMA CEIA SAt. open sun. 3 7pm Dr DE 9c 35c TO TODAY "THE UNSEEN" THURSDAY JOEL McCREA GAIL RUSSELL "DOUBLE EXPOSURE" CHESTER MORRIS NANCY KELLY Tampa's Oldest Spanish Restaurant ACCENT ON APPETITE Savory yellow rice and chicken zestful Spanish bean the baked-in goodness of pompano papillot generous heaped-up helpings of these and other famous Las Novedades dishes satisfy appetites which are hearty and discriminating.

AIR CONDITIONED Las Movedades. 1416 E. BROADWAY IN THE HEART OF YBOR CITY Auxiliary President Plans Tampa Visit Tampans to report last night, with them, to the home of Miss where they were received as Alabaman Weds S. L. Lowry Jr.

In Kingsland, Ga. ceremony performed at the Episcopal Church in Kingsland, at 3:30 yesterday afternoon, united in marriage Miss Ivilyn Jean Ingram, of Anniston. and Sumter L. Lowry of Tampa and Jacksonville. The Rev.

D. B. Leatherbury, of Jacksonville, officiated at the ceremony, and the couple was attended Chapman Anniston, of Anniston, as matron of honor, and by Dr. R. G.

Nelson, Tampa, as best. man. and Mrs. Nelson Mr. and Mrs.

Lowry at a Hotel party at the George Washington in Jacksonville last night. When Mr. and Mrs. Lowry return from a short wedding trip they will come to Tampa for the Winter. Mrs.

Lowry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ingram, of Lineville, taught in Alabama schools before the war. Her father president of the Lineville National Bank.

Mr. Lowry is the son of Mrs. Sumter L. Lowry and the late Mr. Lowry, and was recently discharged from the Army after serving in New Guinea and The Netherlands East Indies as a brigadier general.

He was also in command of the 116th Field Artillery National Guard Unit 10 years. He wears the Bronze Star for his New Guinea service, and was recently awarded the Florida Star. He is now associated in business with Bushnell Steel Industries in Tampa, Jacksonville and Miami. County Council And Two Meet The Henry Mitchell A. were hosts to the meeting of the Hillsborough County Council yesterday at the school.

Another association and an executive board also met. County Council Ed Ray, managing editor of The Times, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Hillsborough County Council. Mr. Ray's ject was taxation. Mrs.

Charles Robb, president of the Council, gave a report on the State Convention held last month at Daytona Beach. Mrs. P. R. Robin read the resolutions adopted at the Convention.

Mrs. G. A. Porter, Council program chairman, presented a program on citizenship. Those taking part on the program were Mrs.

Hamilton Hunt, Mrs. Alex Shaw, and Mrs. E. H. Wade.

It was announced by Mrs. J. C. Massey, parent-education chairman, that study group courses will be held on Jan. 10 and Jan.

24 in the Tampa Gas Co. auditorium. Lake Magdalene Mrs. Sidney Brown was hostess to the executive board of the Lake Magdalene A. with a covered-dish luncheon at her home on Lake Carroll.

Following the luncheon a study course was held on "The Family Builds for the Future," with the question of discipline being brought out. Mrs. B. M. Greenlee, the delegate to the State gave a reassociation, port on the meeting.

Helen Hill Mrs. Gene Moore, public health nurse director, was the principal speaker at the meeting of the Helen association yesterday at the school. Reports were given on the proceeds from the Halloween Carnival. Budgeting in general was also discussed. The association voted to donate to the tubercular association.

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Freepostpaid. BETTER HEALTH FOOD SHOPPE Cor. Morgan and Zack Sts. City Morkets, Tampa: 2, Fla. Mrs.

J. B. Kirkpatrick, Eustis, state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, will make her official visit to USS Tampa Unit next Monday night. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock in the American Legion Service Men's Club, 602 Tampa and members of the post and other auxiliaries have been invited. A musical program will be presented by Dr.

Nella Crandall and refreshments provided by Mrs. John I. Davis, social chairman, who is also in charge of flowers. Miss Vivia Craig, junior past president, will introduce the guests and Mrs. Rollins Cooper will present the unit's gift to Mrs.

Kirkpatrick. Mrs. P. R. Robin, president, will preside and all business, with the exception of reports on the Joy Shop, Forget-Me-Not sale and others needing attention, will be held over to the next meeting to give the state president time for her address.

SPECIAL Occasions THE 1 For Reservations Phone H-3575 WELCOME Members of the TRUCKERS CONVENTION STARRING HARVEY BELL and All Star Cast! 2. SHOWS NITELY, 9 12 DINING and DANCING Delicious STEAK, CHICKEN and SEAFOOD DINNERS. MOO ADMISSION PALM CLUB ROYAL Larry Ford 1. ROYAL PALM CLUB ONE MILE WEST OF GANDY BRIDGE 1008 Franklin Mat. 44c, Eve.

50c OPEN 10 A. M. M-6795 Children 20c Samuel Goldwyn presente Danny Kaye WONDER MAN' In Technicolor with VIRGINIA MAYO VERA-ELLEN DONALD WOODS S. Z. SAKALL Directed by BRUCE, HUMBERSTONE Released Through PICTURES, INC.

Screen Play by DON HARTMAN MELVILLE SHAVELSON PHILIP RAPE CInEmA Open, 1625 6 P. Franklin M. PHONE 4217 9c-35c Constance Bennett-Roland Young "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP" Buster King of the West "RUSTLER'S HIDEOUT" Color Cartoon--Short 4010 Nebraska NORTHTOWN Open 2 9c-35c P. M. PHONE S-6510 Myrna Loy William Powell "THE THIN MAN GOES HOME" Richard -Leo Carillo OF TEXAS" Color Cartoon Current News Sulphur Springs ROXU Open 6 P.

M. PH. 9c-25c Fred MacMurray-Sylvia Sydney "TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE" Wally non- Ruth Terry "PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA" Color Cartoon--Current News LEADING TAMPA THEATRES THE SOUTH'S MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE Closed All Day Until Our Gala Victory BOND PREMIERE TONIGHT Doors Open at 7:30 P. M. ON SCREENBetty Hutton-Don Defore "The Stork Club" ON STAGEAll Gl Victory Revue "BLOW YOUR TOP" STRAND 204 TWIGGS TODAY thru TUES.

Ten People Marked for Murder THERE WERE Barry Fitzgerald THEN starring NONE Walter Huston A 2014 CENTURY. Louis Hayward FOX PICTURE Short, Cartoon, News VICTORy TAMPA A ZACK BROWN CARNEY LANGFORD RADIO) Plus STARS Five Acts PARADE Top Vodvil PARK 420 LAFAYETTE TODAY-2 HITS Frederic March "TOMORROW THE Greg McClure "THE GREAT JOHN FLORIDA I FRANKLIN ST. "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS" "Picture of Dorian Gray" YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE SEMINOLE1 GARDEN SPRINGS A A FREE "Thrill "Brighton "Horn Strangler" Blows at of "Swingin' Midnight" on a "Road to Romance' Rainbow' Alcatraz".