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Woman's Interests THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1940 CeJIa Myrovsr Robinson, Editor RYE FMONE 2141 i I Christmas Is Busy Season For Scouts Girl Scouts of. Troop 4 entertained their mothers at a Christmas party. Beverly Hess, Margaret Poster. Janice LeBlanc and Eleanor Kast were invested, at appropriate ceremony, and presented with their Scout pins by their leader.

Miss Lennie Pate. Games were played and gifts were- exchanged. Of special Interest were two small guests, who were outfitted with clothing, shoes and toys. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies and tea were served. The girls also enjoyed singing Christmas carols on Christmas eve, at various as well as attht St.

Nicholas Girls tree. The following girls are members of the troop: Frances Lee, Doris Wolfe, Pat O'Connell, Beverly Goodnight, Joan Owsley, Kathryn Wright. Nancy Smith. Betty Smith. Vera Pyle, Yvonne Merritt, Janice LeBlanc, Ann Olander, Ruby Mad-sen, Doris Otteson.

Beverly Hess. Eleanor Kast, Margaret Foster, Eleanor Lott, Jydy Gibson. Joanna Clarke, Merle Suggs, and Alice Stevens. a Week End Dane Brig hie Holidays In Pensacola Dances still highlight the holidays, that of Sigma Nu last evening at the San Carlos hotel taking its place as one of the outstanding affairs of the season, to be followed by a number of equal distraction. Among dances for the younger set is that of the Faustina club, which ib entertaining this evening at Sanders Beach, their gitest list including several hundred members of the high school and collegu set.

Saturday evening several big dances are scheduled. At Sanders Beach Tri Decca Sans is entertaining the high school and college set with their anpual holiday dance. A Floridatown the Monarch's ball of Zelica Grotto takes place, at which time the retiring monarch will be honored. The usual weekend dances at theltfaval Air station twill add brightness to the weekend. Open House Christmas day added to the holiday entertaining at the station and the New Year Eve Ball wtOl be an unusually large fiffair.

Already many table reservations have been made for the New Year Eve dance at the Country club. The entertainment committee urges that all who expect to make table reservations, do so at once. A number have also made reservations for dinner at the club. Others will have an early dinner at home and will makt table reservations at the club for their parties. A late svpper will be served, buffet style, aCter midnight.

Pat Emmanuel, who is in charge of dance invitHtlons for members of the Pensacola club of the University of Florida, a ks that university men see him at the Reynalds Music House as soon asLpossible. Students from other colleges who wish to attend may secure their invitations irpm any member of the Pensacola club. Squadron Party Friday Evening At Mustin Beach Officers' 'Club -v "I r. i x' Richards Memorial Young People To Entertain Tonight The Young People's department of the Richards Memorial Methodist church, are entertaining this evening at 7 :30 o'clock with a party, -which brings an interesting contest to its close. Members the losing team are entertaining the winning team an entertainment program and refreshments.

1 Kmdergartners Entoftain With. Cnristmas Fete The little kindergarten pupils of Miss Lennle Pate who are having a week's holiday, after a busy Christmas season, presented a. beautiful Christmas program of song from station WCOA recently. Monday they enjoyed a party at the school. Gifts were received from the Christmas tree.

Each little girl was the recipient of a pretty set of dishes and each little boy received a building set. Refreshments of Ice cream and cake were served. Christmas eve they entertained a large audience at a local theatre, at a special matinee, when a program was given. First scene, "At Home on Christmas with appropriate stage setting, was presented" by the following children: Bert Warr, Bobby Warr, Joan Herrington, Skipper Sweetser, Theresa Maloy, Teddy Martin. Yvonne Garvin.

David Bum, Randall Hess, Dolores Dulion, Bill Powers, Malcolm Davidson, Marjorie Glenn Wilson Sandra Ges-sert, John Ingram III, Bryan Lynch, Tommy Gant. The second scene, The Nativity," Was presented by the following children: Margaret Ann Gentry, in the part of "Mary; Richard Emery as Joseph; Wise Men: Bobby Bell, Allen Boynton, Peter Passmore; Shepherds: Herman jGoetter, Jimmy Johnston, Jerry Williamson Angels, Marlgene Hastings, Erin Kelly. Three carolers (replica' of Christmas Seal) Brunette Boy: Terry Lynch; Blonde Girl, Loree McLean; Auburn Haired Boy, Billy Jordan. Death of Officer Is Regretted in Pensacola Mrs. James White Crowther has Kemp-McNeil Engagement Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. McNeil announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Voncile, to Mr. Ira J.

Kemp of Columbus, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kemp of Pensacola.

the wedding to. take place January 12. 1941. FOR TO MIGHT SAT Naval officers in Squadron One-A rwill entertain Friday afternoon with a cocktail party at the Officers' club at Mustin beach between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock. Chrysanthemums in profusion and other fall blooms will be used in profusion about the clubhouse.

Guests on thLs occasion will be: Capt. Albert C. Read, commandant of the station and Mrs. Read; lieut. and Mrs.

John P. Rembert, Comdr. and Mrs. Donald B. Duncan and and Mrs.

Rossmore D. Lyon. Squadron officers and their wives include: Lieut. and Mrs. A CHRISTMAS WEDDING of interest was that of Miss Helaine Sen-nedy.

and Mr. Charles Harris, which was solemnized Wednesday morning at nine o'clock at the Emmanuel Baptist church. West Pensacola. the Rev. E.

E. Rice, pastor of the church, officiating. Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer was in charge of a musical program, in keeping with the occasion, and white chrysanthemums were used in The bride had as her attendants, Mrs. J. I.

Humphreys as matron-of -honor, and Miss Louise Green and Miss Edna Mae Odom as bridesmaids. J. I. Humphreys gave the bride in marriage, Mr. Warren Duprey actei as best man and' Lloyd Trawick was groomsman.

The bride wore a smart tan suit with brown accessories, with talisman roses. Mrs. Humphreys was in chic black ensemble with contrasting corsage. Miss Green was in soldier blue with black ac-cessories and Miss Odom wore a gown of the same popular shade, with wine accessories. Their" flowers were pink chrysanthemums.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel Gipson. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are making "their home at Revere Court, West Pensacola.

ONE OP--THE RECENT parties which have complimented brides-elect, was that at which Mrs. Max de la Rua, entertained, complimenting Miss Dorothy Johnson whose marriage to Rev. Marvin Lewis of Red Level, Ala, takes place New Year's day at the First Methodist church. In decorating, the hostess used 'Christmas 'greenery and candles, with silver beUs, her table being especially lovely with artistic centerpiece of Nandina berries with silvered leaves and red candles silver holders, the service and appointments of the table, all in silver. The Junior department of the church also entertained In honor of Miss Johnson earlier in the week and some of the members of this young group sang Christmas carols very beautifully at the Christmas party at which Mrs.

de la Rua entertained. Miss Johnson was presented with a silver bowl In her chosen pattern, by members of the ju department. iJGi 1 7 to colds' miseries Leave them behind slip away from achey muscles and stuffy bumy nose and throat, into LAST TIMES TODAY Robert G. Locfchart, tieut. and Mrs.

Charles R. Carroll, Lieut, and Mrs. Lloyd K. Grerenamyer, and Mrs. Edward A- Montgomery, Capt.

and Mrs. Henrjj C. Lane, Lieut, and Mrs. Alec M. Ferguson, Lieut, and Mrs.

Cleo P. ICerschner, Lieut, and Mrs. John R. iSplers, Ensign Homer F. Webster, Lieut, and Mrs.

William A. Kuretich, 1 Ensign and Mrs. Fillmore L. Gilmier, Ensign Charles C. Alnsworth, Lieut.

and Mrs. Peter D. Lambrecht, Lieut, and Mrs. Vernon O. Ullman.

Lisut. and Mrs. John H. S. Johnson, jg) and Mrs.

Lester S. Chajmbers, Lieut, (jg) and Mrs. Albert 'A McCurdy, Iieut (Jg) and Mrs. Ben. Moore, Lieut, (jg) and Mrs.

Jolin Warfell, Lieut, and Mrs. Norman Denning, Ensign Freeman X. Ricltetts, Ensign Alvah V. Mills, Ensign. Max Bailey, Lieut, and Mrs.

Joiseph Lieut, and Mrs. Reubei Stanley, Lieut, (jg) and Mrs. len Smith, Ensign arid Mrs. Henry Blake, Ensign and Mrs. Thomas W.

Kerker, Lieut, and Mrs. Leon A. Rainch, Ensign and Mrs. Curtis Tetley, Lieut, and Mrs. Arthur H.

Deiareulle, Ensign and Mrs. Willoughby Mercer, Lieut, and Mrs. Clyde F. amith, Capt. William H.

Grevemeyefi, Lieut, -and Mrs. Linus W. Congdou, Lieut, and Mrs. Elliot D. James, IJeut.

(jg) and Mrs, William R. Stags. to Lieut. (j(j) and Mrs. Harold H.

Randecker, Lieut. Marion E. Carl, Lieut, and Mrs. Win ton H. Miller, North Baylen street at which time TUMULTOUS ERA! sleep.

Rub throat and chest with Penetro. Penetro does 'double-relief duty. You feel it work inside and outside. And it starts almost instantly. Disappearing base, rich in medication, goet into akin surf ace Boot hing cooling vapors sweep into breath passages break up mucous congestion.

Gel Penetro 25c 35c Sprinsters' Committee Meeting Saturday There will be a meeting of the Committee of the Spinsters, Saturday morning at o'clock at the home of Miss Betty Yonge, 814 plans win be discussed for their annual ball. Sister Baptist Corry, who has died at the Convent of Mercy at Ennis. Eire, had been in religious work for 64 years. Miss Crawford and Miss Semmes Honor Guests At Supper Party Miss Shirley Crawford, daughter of Lieut. Comdr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Crawford, and Miss Am ante Semmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J.

Semmes, were honor guests last evening, when Misses Katie and Bertie Smith entertained in their honor with a -waffle aupper, at their iiome, 715 North BaylenT A two course supper was served, followed by games. Sharing in this courtesy were Miss Crawford, Miss Semmes, Miss Barbara Mitchell, Miss Marjorie Ann Parks, Miss Louise Ames, Miss Lucy Turner, Miss Doris McLeod, Miss Mary Turner Miss Helen White, Miss Alexa Blount, Miss Jean Riley," Miss Vivian Payne, Miss Gloria Hagler, Miss Jane Gunn, Miss Emily Gunn, Miss Ann Mason of Evanston, TIL, Miss Isabelle Taylor, Miss Prise ilia Yonge, Miss Patsy Scott. Cefanto HcHru prtt the deep sympathy of many friends In the death of her 'husband, Lieut. James White Crowther, In Guantanamo. His death occurred Christmas eve, when a 'training dive rbomber crashed near San Luis, in Oriente Province, on a trip to the United States Naval base at Guan JuuumuK with Ww HoUm, VgfTwi WiftomA tanamo.

Ensign David A. Green, Ensign John S. Hill, Ensign William G. Ivey, ALSO Miss Ann Mason Honor Guest Mo nday At rlstm a Pa rty Lieut, (jg) and Mrs. Vincent F.

Temperamental Lion I Mrs. Crowther '(Lucile Rangel), foster daughter of Mrs. Frank Mars ton. received the Intelligence of her husband's death while visiting his mother, Mrs. Robert W.

Crow Casey, Lieut. (Jg) and Mrs. II. Rus sell, Lieut i (Jz) and Mrs. Clement unny Cartoon "Old New Travel V.

Horrigan, Lieut. (Jg) and Mrs. V. ther of Longmeadow, for the C. Wright, Lieut, (jg) and Mrs.

Ray holidays. TOMORROW ONLY mond F. Kaletta, and lieut. (Jg) The marriage of Miss Rangel to and Mrs. Richard G.

Touart. Lieut. Crowther was an event of Mrs. J. Simpson Reese entertained members of the younger set Monday night at her home.

701 North Pala-fox street honoring her granddaughter, Miss Ann Mason who arrived in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mason (Valerie Reese) from Evanston, to spend the Christmas holidays. A gaily decorated Christmas tree occupied the center of the table in the dining room where a buffet supper was served. Red boots at each corner of the table, miniature Santa Clauses, greenery and burning red tapers added to the estiveness of the scene.

Following 'supper, dancing was enjoyed during the evening with about twenty members of the younger set included in the guest list for the affair. Birth Announcement early November in Quantico, Va. She has many friends in Pensacola where she made her home for several years with Mrs. Marston. She came to Pensacola from Maracaibo, Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Temple Buzbee announce the birth of a son. Bernard "Temple, at the Pensa cola hospital, December 16. Mrs. Buzbee was formerly Miss Velma 2Le A' Personal Mention Mllstead.

For Quick SeSBpogi Venezuela. Lieut. Crowther was the son of Mrs. Crowther and the late Robert W. Crowther of Longmeadow, Mass.

He was graduated from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, class of 1935, and completed his course at the Pensacola Naval Air station last May. He was attached to the First Marine air group In Guantanamo. Australia has just learned that 70 per cent of Its 5,000 blind could OIOKOI RENT REND MARSHALL Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kuhns and daughters, Eleanor and Shirley, of San Diego, who have been visiting Mrs.

H. Graham at Ensley, 5TBN WAY PIANOS THIS INSTRUMENT OF IMMORTALS have gone to Indiana to visit rela tives. Mr. Kuhns will be stationed Auxiliary Members Haye Holiday Party Mrs. A.

P. Bradley, Mrs. R. H. Bell and Mrs.

W. L. Armstrong acted as joint hostesses recently at a meeting of their auxiliary to International Association of Machinists at the Bradley home, 706 East Jackson street. The rooms were decorated with holly and Christmas bells and games were enjoyed with awards going to Mrs. A.

T. England, Mrs. George Smith, A. P. Bradley and W.

O. Garner. Tea; coffee and cakes embossed at the Pensacola Naval Air station as an instructor. have saved their eyesight by proper treatment. Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Toney (Mollne ODonovan) are spending the holi CONVENIENT FIEYNALDS MUSIC; Hf USE days in New Orleans. MIDNIGHT SHOW SAT.

11:30 Melvyn Douglas Ros. Russell In THIS THING CALLED LOVE- SUXD AY-MONDAY "YOU'LL FIND OUT km mfiRE? B(QJ(Q) (o)(o) (S)(0)' Larry Mayo, a student at the University of Florida is the holiday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mayo, 1500 East Lee For prompt, long-tasting relief, apply medicated, comforting Resinol 45 years in effective use in green, was served, to about twenty RX 2nd BIG DAY guests. street.

lovcbfsjecni 3HKIiy SIZES 9-52 Mrs. D. D. McDavid of Atmor Is spending the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Dahlia Circle To Meet at Brentwood Dahlia Circle win meet Friday Bob Meriwether and family. evening at 7:30 clock for a Christ Only 120 mas party with Mrs. Charles Wal Friends will regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. George Smith, at Pensacola hospital, where she un lace at Brentwood, assisted by Mrs. H.

W. Sandiford and Mrs. A. J. TODAY AND SAT.

Open Week Days 4 p.m. "Military Academy with Tommy 'Kelly Bobby Jordan and Serial "THE OREIN HORNET" Carteon Novelty e-J Li yesJ Butler. derwent an appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs.

William Rolf 1 of CHILDRSM I ANYTIME Christmas Recital Chicago have been spending the ennstmas nouaays in Pensacola TODAY AND TOMORROW bxcriT niDsnB of these Super Values So Hurry! Is Postponed with relatives. Christmas recital and party which Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson j. RAIDirrjIlE RANGE! was scheduled for Friday at the and daughter.

Miss Marie Ander S7C1AND The Safety Zona far your ehlld Gaa-sden. 13th Ave. Dial 240 mm home of Mrs. Nita Osborne Benn, has been postponed until Tuesday. son of Miami and Berwick Anderson of Jacksonville spent Christmas with Mrs.

Warren Anderson and Laborers are the most forgetful family at ier Bayshore home. class In Tokyo, Japan, according to the number of lost articles found by the police. Lieut, (jg) and Mrs. Charles H. INhHlT S.

Murphy (Marjorie Yonge) i left yesterday for Norfolk, Va, after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Yonge and family on i it fa: don" W. Wells, a student Bowling Green Business University and Albert N. Wells, a student at Alabama FIRST SHOWING IN PENS A A 4 Polytechnic institute in Auburn.

mm 4 f- 1 iNortn sayien street. Ferrel Thompson arrived from New1 York to be the holiday guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. F. Thompson.

Miss Dora Etta Solomon is spending the holidays In Pensacola with her aunt, Mrs. R. L. Edmundson. Miss Solomon attends Southwestern YOUR LAST CHANCE 2 FOR 1 DAT Of course, you're looking forward to finding a real MbuyM and that's exactly what you'll get! Reduced from much higher price ranges in a variety of wanted col ors and materials all new and smart! In fact, not a single dress Ls over eight weeks old and others hare Just been received for this Special Event! Come early for best selections you'll want several! A.

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