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In this World PAGE 5 By Abigail Van Buren who doesn't of Club Happy Birthdays the "Hyannis Port" look The Correct Thing By Amy inderlnlt elected BUSINESS SALE or TR 2 2464 fl YOUR SUPERIOR t'' DEAR HURT: You did exactly what you should have done minus the red face The embar rassment you felt should have been for HER not yourself DEAR ANGRY: Give the tea cher one more chance Write her a note telling her that you would like to talk to her before you talk to the principal I think you'll find her hearing improved CONIDENTIAL TO "VERY MUCH There is no thing to fear Had your friend been even slightly infectious she would not have been discharged from the TB hospital Therefore it is far safer to associate with her than someone who has never had a chest ray and could be one of the estimated 100000 Americans walking around with active TB and doesn't know it Business is good in Statesville There must be a reason! your or a personal reply from Abby send a self addressed stamped envel ope to ABBY Box 3365 Beverly Hills Calif DEAR WIE AND AMILY: There is something wrong with a grown man who is afraid of soap and water If you can't get your "sweetheart" to listen to a doc tor's lecture on the importance of bodily cleanliness pray for an early summer should come EK Birming ham Yes an elderly lady in one's own family is always treated with such extra respect And yes un der such circumstances all of the DEAR ABBY: At a family get together at the home of a sister in law I offered to help her clear the table after dinner She said a rather do it myself these my PLASTIC dishes you Abby I felt like two cents Maybe my dishes aren't as good as hers but I can certainly car ry dishes from the table to the sink without breaking them I just Birthday Party etes Miss Cash The Statesville Association of Insurance Women elected officers ait their March meeting last week held at the home of Mrs Scott Hair Davie Avenue Mrs Conger is tlic new president: Mrs LaNella Pharr is vice president Mrs James 11 Combs secretary and Mrs Ruby Atwell treasurer Mrs John Patterson club prci ident had the chair for the Inisi ncss meeting when the report of the nominating committee was presented and officers were elect ed Supper was served before tha meeting ait small tables scattered through the living room The club collect was read for invocation Ms home was decorated with lovely spring flowers Steve Morrison Candidate for Mayor Subject to your vote stood here red in the face and didn't say a word What should 1 have done? Gail her Green Thumb Garden Club Meets At the March meeting of Green Thumb Gardea Club held last week at the home of Mrs Rice Birchcrest Circle Mrs Geor ge Gaither who had the program discussed binds common to the lo cal community their migratory hab its and economic values and slides to illustrate their feeding habits Mrs Earl Kunkle president pre sided over the business session when the meeting of the North Car olina Garden Club in Durham was discussed and plans made for seve ral members to attend The club voted to purchase a book on birds to be contributed to the local garden canter Mrs rancis Mayhew receiv 1 the door prize presented by Mrs Martin Travis In the judging of flowers first place went to Mrs Jack Baer for an arrangement of camellias Mrs George Gaither placed second for her hyacinths and pansies and third place was a tie between Mrs Mayhew for a novelty chicken and nest and Mrs Kunkle whose ar rangement was jonquils and for sytliia Easter motif predominated in all arrangements Oakland Circle Elects Leaders DEAR ABBY: My husband is 52 years old and for the last six months we have been trying to get him to take a bath He wears the same shirt socks and underwear for three weeks straight He insists they are not dirty I have to sneak his clothes out of his room when asleep in order to launder them He claims it is too cold to take a bath or shower He does wash his hands and face when he gets up in the morning He is a real sweetheart in every other way tried everything What now? and amily We hope to be selected as your prescription pharmacist We take pride in our fresh sup plies of all your doctor's most exacting pre scriptions TUESDAY MARCH 21 1961 STATESVILLE RECORD LANDMARK my family everything we school a good answers were Reid gave a demonstration on mak ing a corsage The door prize was won by Mrs Jimmy Shumaker ollowing the program refresh ments were served by Mrs Ron ald Blackweldcr Mrs Wade Rim mer Mrs Shumaker and Ms A Black Jr OR ASK DAIRIES ROUTEMAN TO Deliver Some To You Each Week DEAR ABBY: What do you do about a teacher do her job? My daughter is in the fifth grade and is failing in her work She brings home papers that some child has corrected i and everything is marked wrong Unless I and the rest have forgotten ever learned in portion of her right Still the teacher accepts the grade given by a mere child We used to grade each papers once in a while when I went to school but the teacher always went over the papers again herself tell me to talk to the teacher because I have tried that and she is either hard of hearing or care Parent Prior to Mr Bagnal's election to the office of mayor the city adopted a civil service code relative to the employment of men for our police and fire department These laws were ap proved by our lawmakers in Raleigh and because valid law's Mr Bagnal has taken the oath of office three times to obey and cause these laws to he enforced These laws as were writ ten to protect the birthright of every man woman and child of Statesville Yet Mr Bagnal has shown a heinous and flagrant con tempt for these laws by bringing a non citizen here to head our police force making a mockery of our laws with fore thought and intention In my statement to the press after filing for nomination of the office for mayor I mentioned the police force which has no proper leadership or five years operated radar at night after being repeatedly told it was not effective nor legal Illegal speed traps were set up on highways entering town thousands of dollars in fines and costs were collected victims were publicized and embarrassed often held up and made late for work and also made to lose time to attend court The ma jority of these people were innocent and had no intention of breaking any laws These illegal speed traps were being maintained the nights the robberies occured within 100 yards of police station and when the safe was removed from the church With proper leadership the turnover in police dept would not be so great and could be built into an efficient body Our police chief was thrust upon us with exorbitant claims as to ability and efficiency yet none of the major robberies or crimes have been solved To me it looks like we have had it It is getting late but with your votes we can make a new start On Saturday Miss Amelia (Buttons) Cash celebrated ninth brithday at a party given by her mother Mrs Cash at the Cash home 1811 West ront Street The Cash home was in the Easter motif and the fa vors for the 15 guests were bal loons and hats Games were played and prizes were won by David James Cash Miss Margaret Abernethy Julian Sisk Miss Sandra ulbright and Miss Kaithy Cash ollowing the games Mrs Cash served birthday cake ice cream candy nuts and punch to the hon oree and her guests Attending the party was Miss Susan Cash sister of the honoree David James Cash Allen Cash: Miss Sylvia Smith Miss Margaret Abernethy David Wayne Cash: Miss Helen Sloan: Kenneth Evans Miss Nancy Smith Miss Kaithy Cash Miss Sandra ulbright Miss Gail Sloan Miss Martha Lambert and Julian Sisk Also present was Miss Cash's grandmother Mrs Stimp son Miss Annie Mae Cash Miss Delores Casih Miss Evaline ul bright and Mrs Sue Cates Miss Lippard Is Honored Pale Pastels Invade Scene or Summer separate greeting to the mother but if not sending a separate card you might include a gracious word I or two on the couple's card for her such as Happy Easter to Grandma Brown If it is a matter of sending an engraved invitation the name of the couple appears on the outer en velope as and Mrs John and on the inner envelop and Mrs (no first name) and a separate invitation en tirely should be sent to tho mother Oakland Circle Garden elected officers for the coming year at a meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mrs A Welborne Wendover Hills Mrs Caldwell was elected president Mrs Martin Coiriher vice jvresident Mrs Norman Warn er secretary and Mrs David Bishop treasurer The program on birds was giv en by Eric Murdock who showed sketches he had made and painted of birds describing them and their habits and referring to facts in several helpful bird books He also played a recording of songs of the habitat The blue ribbon in flower judg ing went to Mrs Welborne's hand some spring arrangement of jon quils and forsythia in the entrance hall She used camellias and jon quils elsewhere In the judging of horticulture exhibits Mrs Brevard Price took a blue ribbon and Mrs Julian White and Mrs Conda Mur dock tied for red ribbons Committees for the coming year were named During the social hour the host esses Mrs Welborne Mrs Gutchess Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Corriher served strawberry cake nuts and coffee Entertaining Miss Vanderbilt: I am giv ing a farewell dinner party for two departing couples My hus band will sit in the ball and there will be six at his table I will sit in the dining room with eight at my table How do I seat the guest of SM Washington Seat the husbands who are be ing honored to your own left and right and seat their wives to the right and left of your husband at his table with the older of the two on your right Hurry for Outstanding Shoe Bargains! Mrs lotto arrived on Monday to spend several weeks at the Vance Hotel with her brother Henkel Miss Peggy McGeachy is return ing to Agnes's Sctet College De catur Ga today after a few visit with her parents Rev and Mrs Neill McGeachy West End Avenue Neill McGeachy Jr who was here for the weekend from Greenbrier Military Academy Lewisburg Va returned to Lewisburg Monday A LL STAR DAIRIES? IX Kk i Continuing Our GOING OUT CALL THE SEA Inspired by the white deck pants are strikingly complimented with a nautical printed overblouse with the large tassel trimmed cowl collar (UPI Telephoto) Insurance Women Elect New Officers I Garden Club Sets Spring Projects Miss Gare ntte Bowles and her sister Mrs Helen Renegar were hostesses to riendship Garden Club Monday evening at the home of Mrs Vance Reavis on the Wilkesboro Road Mrs Peter Henkel club presi dent presided during the business session and Mrs Messick had the devotional service The club's by laws were amended dur ing the session changing the terms of officers to two years and provid ing that officers cannot succeed themselves Dlrs Vance Reavis was named chairman of a committee to ar range for a club project plants to be provided at Easter for patients in rest homes The sum of $12 was realized for the treasury from a ele sale of plants by club mem bers Mrs Charles Hedrick was named scrapbook chairman and Mrs Carl Stone was elected flower exhibit chairman Arrangements exhibited were daffodils Mrs Stone was winner of a blue ribbon Mrs Sam Miller received a red ribbon and the white riblxm went to Mrs Massey The program on spring gardens was presented by Mrs Miller who held when and how to plant and what types of seed and soil to use Program plans for the year ahead were topic for a club forum Here's a REAL TREAT that SMALL CURD Cottage Chees you have been asking for now made "spring time" fresh right here in Statesville by your all star dairy It's creamed for added goodness and so delicious over peaches pears or crisp lettuce Superior Dairies new SMALL CURD Cottage Cheese brings out the best in your garden salad makes good things taste better Place your order now by calling Guests tucked a favorote reci pe into each of the shower gifts Monday evening when Miss Sue Lippard bride elect of James Siike louther Jr was honored at a pret ty party given by Mrs Coleman Lippard and Mrs Norman Mor row at Mrs home on Turner sburg Road The Iwstesses carried out a pink and white color note in party deco rations The bride elect who was wearing a pink wool sheath was prerented am orchid corsage a re membrance from Mrs Thompson and the hostesses add ed a trousseau gift and for the kitchen Mrs Howard Sherrill and Mrs Mildred Cash were prizewinners in the game series The white and pink color note was continued in the ice course served with bindal squares punch and nuts Miss Lippard will be honored again riday evening w'hen Mrs Herman Dobson and Mrs Ruth are entertaining at the Privette home on the Hickory Highway Church Guild Holds Meeting Tire Wesleyan Service Guild of the Boulevard Methodist Church met Monday evening with Mrs Howard Harris at her home in Chipley Park The president Mrs Tevepaugh Jr opened the session with prayer and presided over the business meeting In the absence of Mrs Billie Burrell program chairman Mrs Tevepaugh conducted the devotion al service and was assisted by Mrs Goforth The 37th Psalm was used as Scriptural background The Society of Chris tian senice and the joint mission study on Basic Christian Beliefs will be continued at the church Thursday evening Mrs Tevepaugh announced Mrs White WSCS Secretary of Mission ary Education is instructor Plains were made for the sale of candy which had been received by the local unit with proceeds going tothe Guild treasury Mrs Beckham WSCS Guild co ordiinator had the closing prayer Mrs Harris served a dessert course with coffee to the dozen members present and Mrs Hal Pope a visitor Next meeting will be with Mrs Goforth at her home on Park Drive March 22 Day's Horoscope Give some thought to improv ing your home for the spring season Get estimates or do some comparative shopping on home appliances and accessories Linda Beaver Lonnie Allen Josey Rink Mrs Helen Gantt Junior Odom Donnie Adams Billy Orren Clay Reid Mrs Mary Anderson Mrs lorence Nicholson Jack Millaps Grace Watts Williams Julia Ann Smith Jimmie Deal Renny Holton Jesse Pope Mildred Burch Virginia Sherrill Jo Ann Williams Bobby Gene Godfrey Vernon Lackey Lynn Massey Patsy Daniels Walter Marsh Josephant Williams James Porter Tuesday: 7:30 pm Crescens Bible Class of irst Baptist Church will meet with Mrs Ora Matheson Brook dale Drive 7:30 pm The Hurst Turner Post of the American Legion will meet at the Post home on the old Mocksville Road Members are urged to attend 7:30 pm Women of the ront Street Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs Minor Hefner 606 Alexander Street Guest speaker will be Mrs Barham 7:45 pm Xi Alpha Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet with Mrs Winters Margaret Road 8:00 pm Women of the Moose will meet at the Moose Lodge 8:00 pm MacDowell Music Club will meet at the irst Bap tist Church Public is invited to attend Wednesday: 3:00 pm Chez Nous Book Club will meet with Mrs Brett and Mrs Johnston at Mrs home 245 North Mul berry Street To the Citizens of Statesville Who Want Honest Govern ment By Law And Not Dictation DALLAS Tex (UPD Manu facturers in the third Largest garment center see wom en moving into simmer in low necklines high hemlines and waistlines exactly where nature placed them These trends stood out in the three days of spring and summer fashion shows staged by the Dallas ashion Manufacturers Center representing the bulk of dress and sportswear firms in a city which now claims to trail only New York and California in garment sales volume Skirt lengths remained short but in most instances except in junior collections covered the kneecap The accent was on collarless often scooped low necklines and bared shoulders for summer comfort Most manufacturers showed some sleeve although the sleeve less dress still is the hot weather favorite In deference to tempera tures produced by air condition ing many dresses came with small jackets or matching car digan sweaters A few firms introduced a or undefined waistline but most stuck with the normal waist either marked with a nar row belt or side sash Almost all ignored pink the color which ran riot through the early spring collections from New York and Paris The colors tended to the blues the greens beiges white black and the combination of black and white or to pale pastels other than pink One manufacturer came up with a bold shade dubbed abrics stressed ease of care and coolness Cotton remains king in this cotton producing state butthe blends of cotton with silk or any one of a dozen snythetics are rapidly moving up RAMSEY'S Your Attention Please Dear Abby Pulling Punches Mr and Mrs Stephen Umbergcr and daughter Janice and spent the weekend at the Cottage at Ocean Drive 0 A Summerville of Char Bethany Club Has Monthly Meeting The Bethany Home Demonstra tion club met Monday evening at the Bethany club house One new member Mrs Henry and three visitors Mrs Della Douglas Mrs Carl Moore and Miss Dossie Hopkins were present along with the 33 members President of the club Mrs Harmon presided over the busi ness meeting In the absence of the secretary Mrs Adams gave the report fol lowed by the report giv en by Mrs Zeb Barker Mrs Harmon announced thatthe Bethany Club would host a ban quet bn May 5 for the Home Dem nostration Club women of Iredell County There will also be a fash ion show following the banquet Each member was asked to wear a dress she had made to the Ap ril meeting so the dresses could be judged and a model chosen for the fashion show A helpful demonstration on or was given by Thompson of the States ville Nursery He brought 15 rooted cuttings of shrubs and trees and askqd the members to identify the cuttings Mrs Henry identified the 1 tnmst number of cuttings and won a shrub of her choice Mrs women present are served before Thompson and Mrs Holland I the mon with the exception of the Reid cave a demonstration on mak hostess who serves herself last or if she is not serving is served either last or among the last (with the younger women in the family) In this case the name of the mo ther should not appear on the en velope at all If it is a perhaps containing an invitation reference should lx made to her in the body of the letter If it is a greeting card of any kind it is much more courteous to send a Miss Vanderbilt: Occas ionally we have guests in for the evening and sene refreshments Should an elderly lady in own family be served before younger women guests? Should the women in own family be served before the men guests? when addressinc an enve lope to a couple and their mother Bryant who lives with them which name Bryant Brach WE WILL BE Open All Day WEDNESDAY SMALL CURD CREAMED Ramsey's Shoes 106 South Center Cottage Cheese Now At Your avorite Grocers QUALITY SALMON I 1 MI 1 SL 'fit KBit ggig life 1 I' I TV Koalas' 1 1 1 1 II I I I nwpv npiinc I II A xtf A is 1 1 'Yi Qi I 'i 1.