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SOCIETY MARGARET HUDSON. Editor Telephone: Office--8585 Interesting Discussion Is Presented at Joint PTA Meet A joint study course of the Parker, Millville and Cove a Teachers Association was held evening at Mlllville school, meeting was called to order by Mrs. Floyd Courtney, who introduced members of the panel which was made up of Mr. Bill Boyle, Miss Annie Lou O'Grady, Mr. Bill Ross, principal of Cove School, Mr.

Erby Nixon, principal of Parker school and Mr. Bob Gates, Consultant Education of Ac- ceptional Children, from the State Try This Menu BY CECILY BROVVNSTONE Lenten Luncheon Cream of Tomato Soup Toasted Egg and Chili Sandwiches Fruit Beverage Sandwiches Toasted Egg and Chill Ingredients: 4 hard-cooked eggs, 4 teaspoons mayonnaise-type salad dressing, 1 teaspoon prepared mustard, 1 teaspoon cider vinegar, salt and freshly-gound pepper, 8 slices bread, 2 to 4 whole canned roasted and peeled chilies, butter or margarine. Method: Mash eggs fine and mix salad dressing, mustard, vine- and salt and pepper to taste. Spread egg mixture on 4 of the bread slices; remove any seeds from chilies and arrange a half or a whole chili over egg; top with remaining bread i Spread top of sandwiches with softened butter or margarine and toast under brioler until lightly browned; turn, spread other sides with butter or margarine and under broiler until lightly through. Cut sandwiches in half and serve at once.

Makes 4 servings. Note: Roasted and peeled canned chilies of a mild variety come in 4-ounce cans; there are 4 to a can. Hostesses Named For Yacht Club Supper Hostesses for Saturday night's supper at St. Andrew's Bay Yacht Club will be Mrs. E.

D. "DeWitt, Mrs. C. M. Young and Mrs.

J. M. Reed. Reservations be made by Friday night by phoning the clubhouse. The menu will consist of barbecued chicken, parsley potatoes, salad, vegetable and des- Department of Education in Tallahassee.

Mr. Gates used as his theme "Bob Gates' Idea About Kids' and gave a brief resume of his early life to better acquaint the group with the speaker. He stated that one of the most important things in training children is consistency on the part of the parents and the teacher and he discussed extensively the meaning of self concept in a child. An explanation was made by Mr. Gages regarding the difference in heredity and environment and the bearing each had on the molding of a child's personality.

A lengthy question and answer session followed in which several individual problems were presented and solved. Valentine Party Announced By Lynn fiaven Lodge Lynn Haven Rebekab Lodge No. 35 will meet Thursday, February 8, for their regular meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Anne i Noble Grand, announced that a Valentine Party is to be held following the business meeting and each member is requested to bring a gift for their secret pal.

A special program has been arranged and all visiting Rebekah's are invited to attend. Mrs. War fen Hostess To Sunday School Class On Monday evening, Mrs. Louise Warren, 3602 Sixteenth street, St. Andrew, was hostess to the Winsome Sunday School Class of First Baptist church.

Mrs. Berma Carter, class president, presided during the business session. A social hour followed with refreshments of salad, cookies and hot chocolate served by Mrs. Warren to the eight members present. PARTY POSTPONED The Lynn Haven Woman's Club Valentine Party which was scheduled for Saturday, February 10, has been postponed until a later date, due to weather conditions.

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Ptnkh.m', TABLETS with iron THE WOMAN'S FRIEND RECEIVES DEGREE--Miss Betty Jo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Harding, 102 Cove Boulevard, received her Bachelor of Science decree in Mathematics and English at Florida State University Commencement exercises, Saturday, February 3. Miss Harding graduated with honors from Bay County High School in 1947.

Ruth Swann Circle Has First Meeting With Mrs. McNeil The newly organized Business Circle of the Woman's Missionary Union of First Baptist Church, met Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. L. O.

McNeil, Old Orchard, for their regular business and social meeting. The meeting was opened by singing the W.M.U. hymn for the year, "Jesus Calls followed with prayer by Mrs. W. O.

Byrd. Mrs. Ruth Stephens, Circle chairman, presided. She introduced Miss Nellie Park, enlistment secretary of the church, who gave a very inspiring devotional on "God Has Chosen and told of the life of Miss Ruth Swann, who recently went to Arabia as a medical Missionary and of the sacrifices she has made in order to complete her education and thereby be prepared to do her life's work. A dialogue on the "Plan of Salvation" was presented by Mrs.

Robert Lawerence and Mrs. D. B. James. During the business session it was decided to name the circle the "Ruth Swann Business It was also decided to give a monthly contribution to the American Bible Society.

The next meeting will be February 19, at the Church, when all three Business Women's Circles will meet for the Inspirational Program. Delicious refreshments of strawberry shortcake and coffee were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank Watkins, to the eleven members and visitors present. St. Andrew W.

M. U. Has Program Meeting The Woman's Misisonary Union of St. Andrew Baptist church held their monthly program and business meeting Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs.

W. E. Shoupe, president, presided. Program topic for the afternoon was "God Is Moving--Who Can Hinder?" This meeting was held off schedule, therefore, the next meeting will be held February 26. Young Adult Class To Sponsor Potluck Supper A potluck supper has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Lynn Haven Methodist Church and will be sponsored by the Young Adult Class. A free will offering wiH be taken for the stove and refrigerator fund. All members of the community are invited. On Wednesday evening the young people meet for choir rehearsal. VALENTINES VALENTINES--VALENTINES BEAUTIFUL SCENTED SATIN HEART VALENTINES 250 and 490 All Kinds of Valentines at All Kinds Of Prices 10 for 50 5 for 50 Others for 5c lOc, 15c each Valentine Candy 1 Lb.

Heart Boxes full of delicious chocolates 980 Bulk Valentine Candies, Ib. 40c Make Christens Your Valentine Parly Shopping Headquarters Cups, Plates, Napkins, eic 219 Harrison Ave. Dial 3-1184 475 Harrison Ave. Dial 7481 Miss Doris Miller Entertained By Mrs. Mark Thomas Mrs.

Mark Thomas entertained for Miss Doris Miller, bride-elect of Wesley Powell, Saturday evening with a kitchen shower the Thomas Home, 227 First Court. Arrangements of gladioli and camellias were used at vantage points throughout the party rooms, with attractive floral pieces centering the buffet table. Canasta and rummy was enjoyed by the guests with canasta prizes going to Mrs. a Adams and Mrs. Wayne Fliss.

Rummy prize was won by Mrs. Frank Pellerine. The honoree received many lovely and useful gifts which were opened and displayed. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies and hot chocolate were served by Mrs. Thomas who was assisted by Mrs.

J. Q. Floyd, to the twenty guests present. important Leaders in Present Emergency Some Top Men In United States Mobilization Program EDITOR'S NOTE--In order that the public may learn more about those who are directing the country's mobilization for National Defense the NPWS- I Herald will publish biographical sketches of some of the principal offic'als. Coming Events WEDNESDAY Kiwanis cluD luncheon, Dixie- Sherman hotel, 12:15 p.m.

First Methodist choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. St. Andrew's Episcopal church choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY Drummond Park choir practice, 7:00 p.m. Callaway PTA regular meeting 7 p.m.

at school. Tyndall NCO Wives Club, NCO Club, 7:00 p.m. Young People's Service Club, meets Salvation Army Citadel, 7:30 p.m. Lions Club luncheon, Dixie-Sherman hotel, 12:15 p.m. Tyndall Woman's Club aid com-.

mittee, 13-B Cove Gardens, 9:30 a.m. Odd Fellows Meeting, Painters Union Hall, St. Andrew, 8:00 p.m. Moose Lodge family night, Moose club, 8:00 p.m. Airmen's Club dance, 8:15 p.m.

Millville Methodist church choir rehearsal, 7:15 p.m. Cove P.T.A. executive Board meeting at school 9:30 a.m. American Legion auxiliary, Legion hall, 7:30 p.m. Panama Chapter 102.

OES, Masonic temple, McKenzie avenue, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY Lynn Haven Woman's Club, McMullen Library 2:30 p.m. Rotary Club luncheon, Cove hotel, 12:15 p.m. SATURDAY Moose club dance, Moose club, 8-12 midnight. Lynn Haven Woman's Club Valentine Party Community Bldg.

8:00 p.m. EIGHTH ARTICLE AP Newsfeatures A young man unknown to the general public. Manly Fleischmann, has been made acting administrator of the National Production Authority (NFA). That's the agency which handles most of the priorities and allocations. But the Gohaths of industry who hold most of the other top jobs in the defense set-up look upon him as a formidable young David, wel- able to swing his weight on the team.

He was highly recommended to the man who appointed him. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer, by the Business Advisory Council of the Department of Commerce. On the council are such leaders in the mobilization effort as Wilson, Harrison, Wemberg, Clay and Chung, Fleischmann is a 42-year-old Buffalo lawyer, a good looking chap, with dark eyes and black curly hair, cut short. He has a relaxed, quiet manner, smiles easily and enjoys people. In his home' city he has an admirable reputation as senior member of a prominent law firm and as a public spirited citizen.

Greatly interested in international problems, he founded the Buffalo Council on World Affairs and is president of it. HIS WAR RECORD He was born Hamburg, N.Y., and is a graduate of Harvard and I the University of Buffalo Law School. He practiced law until 1941, when he went to Washington as assistant general counsel of the War Production Board and its predecessor agencies. His boss, the WFB general counsel, John Lord O'Brien, a lawyer who has long had great prestige in administration circles, is another one of his sponsors. Fleischmann left WPB in 1943 to take a commission in the Navy.

There he was assigned to the Office of Strategic Services. He served in India and Burma, in charge of a front line espionage unit, training natives to be spies and gathering Panama City News-Herald, Wednesday, Feb. 7,1951 Page 3 Manley Fleischmann information about the enemy. Back in the United Stales in i 1945, he was made general counsel Alabama's Coastal Nurseries Hard Hit by Cold Snap MOBILE, --A preliminary survey today showed that Alabama Gulf Coast nurseries and truck crops were hard hit by last week's near record cold weather. p-tent of the damage won't be known for several days.

uuii Coast's colorful mid- winter flower show was dulled when the mercury dipped to 12 degrees here, the lowest Mobile reading in 52 years. Full blooming camellias and early blooming azaleas were frozen and small azalea You oeed more than a 'salve' for plants were believed killed. i Plans are still going forward for Mobile's azalea trail opening Feb. 25. of the foreign liquidation commis- PERSONALS Mr.

Ivey C. Cox, 408 Sanders Lane, Springfield, left for Tallahassee today to enroll at Florida State University where he will major in Jurisprudence. Mr. Cox will be employed at the Capitol Building after school hours. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ell Langston, 1900 West Beach drive, had as then- houseguests recently, Mr. and Mrs. John Beach of Tall- rnadge, Ohio. Mr.

Beach is the brother of Mrs. Langston and is the owner and manager of Woodland Golf Course in TaUmadge. Distinguished Guests To Address PTA Meet Representatives Courtney a Mathis and Superintendent Thomas Smith will discuss the Foundation Program at the Southport Parent Teachers Association meeting on Thursday, February 8, 7:30 p. m. at the school.

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