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1. 1 Party Compliments Mrs. Eppright on Birthday dinner party Sunday evening The children marked the 90th birthday of Mrs. present for the R. T.

Eppright, 204 West 14th. Mr. and Mrs. The courtesy was given by Inez, Lytton five children the home of her J. I.

Eppright, I. C. Eppright, 207 Leland. Mrs. W.

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appear- Get WONDER SALVE results, or money refunded. A ful preparation. Try it today. Sold 1 in Austin by Walgreen, Ward, Yeates, and Renfro Drug Stores; or your hometown druggist. (Adv.) and their families occasion included M.

W. Eppright and Springs; Mr. and Mrs. San Antonio; Mr. and Eppright, Pat and Mary Lou, Austin; and Mrs.

Ethel Boyd and Walter, Austin. Also the honoree's granddaughters and their families: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Naschke, Mrs. Ben Armstrong and Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Henninger and daughters, Betty and Daisey Bell, all of Austin. Other guests included Mrs. George Bradshaw, Brady; Mrs. Allie Perry, Lytton Springs; and Mrs.

Lena Chamberlain, Austin. A member of a pioneer Caldwell County family, Mrs. Eppright has resided in 1 Austin for the past 30 years. Thursday Parley Set By Fiskville P.TA Members of the Fiskville P-TA will convene Thursday at 2:30 p. m.

at the school for a regular meeting. January OPPORTUNITY DAYS Battens Fashionable Flattery The Bolero Dress 16935 For the girl with a job. Spring into summer fabrics of Rayon Crepe, Polka Dot Rayon Gabardines, light pastels, whites and navies. Sizes 10 to 20 and half sizes. Budget Corner--Second Floor Addresses Beta Sigs Miss Martha Duesterhoeft, 809 Lamar, was hostess for a meeting of XI Alpha Delta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Wednesday evening when members heard a program on "The Elementary Schools Mexico" presented by Miss Ione Biggs.

She reported that since the Federal government of Mexico had taken over the schools in 1917, the illiteracy rate had decreased from 70 to 45 per cent. Five per cent of government's annual income is on public schools, she added. Miss Biggs compared the government-trained, government-placed teacher system that of the United States civil service. Mrs. Ed Fuller, president, conducted the business session during which members discussed the cake and pie en sale to be held at the Travis County Courthouse on Jan.

31 at Spanish Village No. Two. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Carl Quackenbush, guest, and Mesdames Chester Brooks George Foote, R. F.

Hussey, Harold Young, John Bogle, Arthur W. Rowe, James T. Noton, Robert Bezant, J. B. Holleyman and Fuller; also Misses Audie Lee Morris, Ruby Pace, Willa Frances Anderson, Biggs and Duesterhoeft.

Committees Appointed Mrs. Art Anderson and Mrs. Murray Eggeling were hostesses for a recent meeting of St. Monica's Chapter of St. David's Episcopal Guild held in the Anderson home, 4007 Idlewild.

During the session which featured a talk by Joe Lanham, the following committees were appointed: Mrs. Clyde Smith, United Thank offering; Henry Barnhouse, publicity; Mrs. Eggeling, telephone; Mrs. W. W.

Hunt, Fellowship; Mrs. Anderson, talent; and Mrs. O. W. Holmes, courtesy.

Others who attended the meeting Mesdames W. N. Alexander, Evelyn Avent, David Bland, George W. Brown, Paula Garvie, W. V.

Hearne, C. J. Johnson, Josephine Marion, C. W. Ruckman and J.

J. Raisch. Report Cards To Be Becker P.TA Topic Mothers of children in grades one-y and one-x at Becker School will be hostesses during the P-TA weak muscles with this exercise: the school. On the program will be panel discussion entitled "How Valuable Is a Report Card." Participating will be Mrs. Margaret Peters, Miss Willie Long, W.

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6.95 Alternate skirt, Slim Jim with tiny buttons down the front. 6.95 Sizes 10 to 18 Street Floor Sport Shop The Austin Statesman Womany. World club home society interests. Page Eight Wednesday, January 17, 1951 Here's another secret of what makes a Powers Girl's walk so beautiful. Make it your own! SECRETS OF CHARM Exercise, Practice Give Your Walk Smoothness BY JOHN ROBERT POWERS The perfect walk is one of the most beautiful of all movements.

It has a completely effortless flow with never a trace of a ripple. The woman who is the epitome of gracious femininity Unlike some women, the control Federation To Convene D. C. Bradford will present a program entitled "Art for the Woman of Today" at a meeting of the Austin Woman's Federation Tuesday at 10 a. m.

in the TFWC Building. Reservations for the luncheon at 12 noon may be made by Monday with the reservations chairman, Mrs. Alex Fitzpatrick, 8-8064, or Mrs. Paul J. Thompson, 6-5735.

Tickets at $1.60 per person then must be paid for and picked up at the TFWC Building. During the program beginning at 10 a. m. Mr. Bradford will lecture and display pictures.

Other special guest of the club will be Mrs. Willis Keller of San Antonio, president of the fifth TWFC district. Auld Lang Syne Club Will Meet Thursday Thursday at 11:30 a. m. is the time set for a meeting of the Auld Lang Syne Club.

Hostesses for the luncheon and meeting in the Si H. Johnston home, 2515 McCallum Drive, will be Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Edward T. Lorey.

Now! Pastel gabardines In hall sizes. Those much wanted half sizes in young youthful styles that you live in from morn'til night. to 1693 Budget Corner-Second Floor Buttreys 111 Members Initiated By PiLT A formal initiation dinner Thursday evening honored the 11 new members of Psi Chapter, Pi Lambda Theta, honorary education fraternity for women, and Mrs. Jack Niland. Mrs.

Niland, who recently resigned from the presidency of the chapter, plans to move soon to Borger with her husband. The dinner was held in the Commodore Perry Hotel. New members honored were Mesdames Arnye D. Johnson, J. L.

Love and Ray D. Wingert; Misses Jeannette Giles, Nina Beth Liles, Margaret Niles Mitchell, Ann Red, Ann Reed, Louisa G. G. Sanchez, May Louise Wilke and W'nnie Wilkins. Miss Lora Lee Pederson, guest speaker, was introduced by Miss Dorothy Gebauer.

Director of the School of Social Work at the University of Texas, Miss Pederson spoke on "The Role of Social Work in Our Present-Day World." In charge of the program was Miss Phyllis Richards. Miss Mary Buice, sponsor of the chapter, conducted the initiation ceremony. She was assisted by Mrs. Niland; Miss Geneva Carter, who has succeeded Mrs. Niland as president; Mrs.

Stevens, corresponding secretary; Miss Kathleen Glaze, recording secretary; and Miss Beatrix Cobb, initiation chairman. Mrs. Stevens gave the invocation. The dinner was arranged by Mrs. Robert Buchanan, social chairman, who was assisted by Mrs.

Ella Wilson, Miss Betty Lou Hillman and Miss Irene Dixon. The Statesman Congratulates MR. and MRS. CLAYTON MALONE. 1403-A Brackenridge Apartments, a boy, Monday at Brackenridge.

MR. and MRS. CLAUDE RUSSEY 5403 Harmon Avenue, a girl, Monday at Brackenridge. MR. and MRS.

DONALD E. O'BRIEN, 1507 West 13th, a girl, Monday at St. David's. MR and MRS. P.

F. LAKE, 3002 Enfield Road, a boy, Monday at St. David's. MR and MRS. J.

V. SHANKS, 1108 Blanco, a girl, Monday at St. David's. MR. and MRS.

JOE R. ALEXANDER, 4611 Gonzales, a girl, Monday at St. David's. SERGEANT and MRS. WALLACE B.

PETERS, 1600 Canterbury, a boy, Monday at Seton. MR. and MRS. DeWITT PALMORE, 2105 Holly, a boy, Monday at Seton. MR.

and MRS. LOWMAN JOHNSTON, 3313-B East Avenue, a boy, Monday at Seton. MR. and MRS. JOSEPH A.

GOSS, Elgin, a boy, Tuesday at Seton. 'Church of Christ Nuptials Unite Miss Haas, O. J. Bull A candlelight ceremony Dec. Church of Christ united Miss Bull.

C. R. Puckett, uncle of the The bride is the daughter of Hether. She attended Austin High AAUW Has Discussion A panel discussion entitled "Why AAUW Members Went to College" formed the program for a general meeting of the Austin Branch, AAUW, held recently in the Woman's Club. The panel moderator, Miss Frances Thorpe, education chairman for the group, was introduced by Mrs.

S. H. Womack, program chairman. Participating on the panel were Mesdames E. L.

Galyean, J. B. Malone, Lewis Speaker, S. H. Womack and Miss Dorothy Gebauer.

They reported on findings in a survey made by the national education committee of the AAUW. Miss Barbara Richards, graduate student at the University of Texas, presented the opinion of recent graduates on the value of college. A report on the work of the Texas Economy Commission was given by Mrs. D. Hoy Eargle.

Mrs. Addison Lee, who was in charge of the business session, apof pointed the the following as members nominating committee: J. L. Love, chairman, Mesdames Ivan C. Belknap, L.

R. Benson, Edwin Titt and Miss Frances Malmberg. Mrs. Irby Carruth and Mrs. T.

P. Baker, hostess chairmen, were assisted Mesdames James L. Grizzard, Howard Berquist, Alden E. Jackson and members of the education committee. The meeting was concluded with a social hour during which refreshments were served.

Baptist Ruth Class Schedules Luncheon A covered-dish luncheon is slated for Thursday at 12 noon in the home of Mrs. J. R. Richards, Kenwood, for members of the Congress Avenue Baptist Ruth Class. Mrs.

H. G. Easley will serve as co-hostess. The group will spend the afternoon visiting members and prospective members of the class. 30 in the East Second Street Mildred Marie Haas and Odie Joe bride, officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas, 1512 School and Durham's Business For the past 15 months, she has been employed by E. M. Scarbrough and Sons.

Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. John Bull, 3607 Munson. A graduate of Austin School, he attended Abilene Christian College. At the present time he is associated with Kash-Karry, Inc.

The church was decorated with palms and white tapers in candelabra. Frank Shaw and Oscar Goerner lighted the candles. Miss Fay Dean, soloist, sang "I Love You Truly." Given in marriage by her cousin, Raymond Puckett, the bride was dressed in a tan gabardine suit with brown accessories. She chose a corsage of red roses. Miss Bertie Fay Puckett, cousin of the bride, and Miss Marjorie Haas, sister of the bride, attended Mrs.

Bull. Miss Puckett wore a blue suit with black accessories and pink carnation corsage. Miss Haas wore black accessories with her pink suit. White carnations formed her corsage. Best man to the bridegroom was Wilson Thompson.

Also attending the bridegroom was Warren Rickberg. Pathfinders To Meet With Mrs. L. M. Waite Mrs.

L. M. Waite's home at 3320 Big Bend Drive will be the scene Thursday at 3:30 of a meeting of the Pathfinders Club. Mrs. H.

J. Weiler will give a talk on Williamsburg, and Mrs. Walter Duff will present a discussion on Natchez. achieves such a gliding movement -and a joy to behold. she has over her body muscles her to propel herself forward without any unnecessary movement of the hips.

Causes of Hip Sway The slightest sway in the hips ruins any woman's carriage. It is caused either by muscular flabbiness in the hip region or incorrect walking habits. There's a sure cure for both. Let's start work on the weak muscles ith this exercise: Sit on a stool with your feet flat on the floor. Place your hands on the stool behind your hips.

Now, (this is difficult but worth it) by pushing up with your arms, raise your hips off the stool as you contract the hip muscles hard. Hold for a count of five if you can and then resume your normal sitting position. Start with five times daily and gradually increase to twenty-five. Also practice holding your elevated position until you can count to ten. In no time at all, you will firm your muscles so that they automatically remain still when you walk.

The walking habit that causes a hip-sway results from unconsciously throwing your entire weight from one foot to the other with each step. To detect such undulation, walk across the room with your hands on the fleshy part of your hips. Let all your weight plunk down on the forward foot. That is the wrong way to walk! Right Way to Walk Now, try it letting only half of your body weight fall on the forward foot. The remainder must be held suspended in the dead center of your body.

(Think of how the egret stands on one leg for long periods of time, without ever letting its weight get off center. With your shoes off, take slow steps, practicing the transfer of only half of your weight as you walk. Keep your hip muscles tense, so that you gain greater control over them at the same time you improve your balance. You will the walk others envy soon, admire! P. S.

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