Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 45

PANTHER BACKERS These four will be leading cheers for the Abilene Chris-' tian High.School Panther basketball team when it meets Avoca today at 5:45 p.m. in Rose Field House. From left are Mary Alice Hilton, Cynthia Kizer and Kathy Ewing, and foreground, Glenda Bivens. HINTS FROM Laundry Tip Heloise: If any of your housewives would like to cut (heir laundry chores down considerably, try my new method. When my husband and my put their soiled clothes in the laundry basket inside out .1 launder the clothes and return them, folded nicely, fo their drawers, INSIDE OUT! This saves me lols and lots of time, and believe me, it didn't lake long for them to catch on.

Soon I expect to find all the soiled laundry rightside out. Mri, Louise T. Eggers P. S. other husbands are like mine, they will wear their clothes inside out.

But. sure he will give in before 1 do! Dear Heloise: When putting an adhesive bandage on skinned knees or elbows, it's a good idea to shave the area where the bandage will stick. I use my electric razor the kids love it and there will be no pain from pulled hairs when removing the bandage. Lee Dear Holoise: When you wash a large throw rug, instead of putting il over the clothesline (which will cause a''crease in the rug), try inserting drapery hooks about seven or eight inches apart in the sides of the rugs. Hook (iicse over two parallel lines, secure the drapery hooks to the line with clothespins.

When the rug is dry, it will be nice and straight with no crease. Mrs. Kreinhagen mnL Cat Lovers Get Columns DEAR ABBY: I received clipping from your column in this morning's mail. It was.about a neighbor who had a houseful of cats. The house smellcd to high heaven, there were cat hairs all over the furniture and the place was filthy, and for that reason nobody wanted to visit: her.

Well, I must be that person Because I do have a houseful of cats, but 1 would like to say 'something: Half of these cats are not mine! 'II seems that when any- bne in this town waiils to get rid of a cat, or some new-born kittens, they drop them oft-in my yard because they know love cats and I will give them a good home. I called the Hwnane Society once, to come and pick up some cats that weren't mine They came out, but were un able'to catch them. Now, if you can fell me how to get rid of the pats that are not mine, I will be glad to do so. 1 will not destroj them. CAT LOVER IN PHOENIX I DEAR worse a cat-lovers you know'.

I arn referring to poo pie who tear something out of a newspaper and mail il to some 'one without signing their name Someone mailed me your col umn. In it was a letter about neighbor who lived alone excep for a houseful of cats. They sail the house stank, tiie furnitun filthy, there were cat hair over the place and that wa ihe reason nobody ever wantec to visit the woman. They went on to say that Ih woman herself was a very nic person and they didn't want her feelings by telling her HUGE SAVINGS NOW I PRE-HOLIOAY CARPET SALE including REMNANTS KNIGHT CARPET CO. 2833 SOUTH 14th Veil, Abby, in the first place, I not have a "houseful" of ats.

I have only 16. In the econd place, if I wanted conv iany I would invite them. 1 do not miss people. My cats re better friends to me than of my neighbors. LOVES CATS IN CHARLOTTE, N.

C. Dear ABBY: Somebody vanted to be sure I didn't miss hat letter in your column about he lady who kept a lot of Cats, they'tore it out of the CHI AMERICAN a mailed it to me. I wasn't fooled or a minute. I know who sent t. She's a neighbor of mine who oves birds.

Tell her to sweep icr own doorstep first. At least my cats know what a sandbox for. She lets her birds out of heir cages and they fly all over ler house! Then she burns incense fo cover up the odor. Whew! TO THE BIRD LADY FROM THE CAT LADY DEAR Please put this in your column for the neiphboi who complained about my cats, out didn't want to "hurt my feelings." My house is as clean as any house in this neiirhbor- hood, and my cats do not smell! Of all the house pets, the cat is by far the cleanest. If my neighbors were as clean as my cats, I'd be satisfied.

If you think you can get me to move, you are sadly mistaken. 1 was here first, and if you don't like having me for a neighbor, YOU can move! MINDING MY OWN NESS IN MADISON BUSI- DEAR ABBY: I read about lat letter come from Victoria, Iliilchook WEDNESDAY Esther Bible Club, will sludj Micah, Chapter 6, at 9:30 a.m, at Abilene Woman's Club. Christmas covered dish lunch eon 'of Abilene Chaper, Ameri can Assn. of Retired Persons will be at 11 a.m. at St.

Pau Methodist Church. Dr. Darrel Baergen will giv the program for Twentieth Cen fury Study Club's Christina Tea at 2 p.m. at Abilene Worn an's Club. Program will be a film, "Ou iWhite House," at the meetin of Wednesday Club at 3 p.rr lat Abilene Public Library.

GerWe-lo-lil Baby socks COTTON SOOCS At yaw Supermarket now! Gerber Cctton tSocks or Nylon Stretch Socks spe- tcially suited to the shape baby snug-fitting heels and plenty of wt'g- room at the toes. The cotton socks made of Durene' mercerized cotton rwith fine-gauge construction. The nylon stretch socks are sized to tit, have plenty of give to grow with baby's feel. Both top I UC P.S. Gerber also offers baby shirts, training pants and BABYWEAR Texas? WILLIE MAE IN CLEVELAND DEAR WILLIE MAE: No.

II came from Baltimore, Maryland. Problems? Write to A Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, envelope. Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, for Abby's Party Fetes Mrs. Dawley Bridal gift party complimented Mrs.

James "Harvey Dawley the former Wanda Lynn Workman, Saturday night Mrs. Dawley received with her mother, Mrs. Clyde Workman, BIO Jeatielte, and Ire'i husband's mother, Mrs. James Harvey Dawley, 4325 S. 5(h.

Sisters of the couple, Pal Workman and Jeanne Dawley served from table laid will while net and while satin bows, Donna While hosted (he par ty at her home, 1274 Ross Ave. with co-hostesses Myla Carrol and Mary Roulh. CRABB-ALLRED VOWS that woman who collected cats booklet, "HOW TO WRITE and the neighbors complained. LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA- She sounds like my mother. Did SlONS." (Copyright McNaught Syndicate, Inc.

1954. Mrs, CW. Logsdon Hosts Holiday Party Mrs. C. W.

Logsdon of the 'indsor Hotel was hostess for holiday reunion of the Logson family. Those attending were de- cendents of the late Rev. D. L. ogsdon who came from Mis- curi with his family and set- cd in the Baird community in 881 The Rev.

a Melh- dist minister, served a wide rea as an early day circuit ider. Five of his eight children ettled in Central and West 'exas. Dinner was served in the Wal- iut Room of the Windsor. An rrangement of gold and bronze iiums was centerpiece for the U-shaped table. Vocalists entertaining follow- ng dinner were Paul D.

Smith P. Logsdon of Midland and a rio composed ot Linda, Patricia nd Sandra Logsdon, all of San Antonio, We-Barker files Read Basque Waist Flatters Figure This adorable basque 'froc in a patlern that give you a choice of skirts; one slen der, one A-line. No. 3341, 'size 10, 12,14,16, 18. In size 14, slin dress takes yards ot 39-inc fabric; sleeveless dress wit A-line, yards of 44 -inch.

Send 35 cents plus 5 cents pos age for this patlern to Iri Lane, The Abilene Reporte News, Box 1490, New York N. Y. Add 15 cents for first das mail and special handling, Out-of-town guests were from alias, San nd Odessa. Antonio, Midland Abilenians in- ided Mrs. Logsdon's children, r.

and Mrs. Charles W. Logs- Jr. and Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. hite. Try Ski Slopes Before Shopping NEW YORK Don't invest in ski clothes until you've been on the slopes a few times. That's a tip for would-bi skiers from designers, who sug gest that you borrow or im proviso the clothes you need fo the first trip or two.

Here are the essentials: loni, underwear (or long-sleeved lur tie neck shirt and tights), tw pairs of socks (smoothly kn wool ones inside, heavy wool ones outside but no outside the ski pants), and tw light sweaters. Ski pants shoul be taut without being loo tigh for deep knee bends. If you can borrow that fit perfectly vear blue jeans. The last layer, a parka, shoul )e lightweight, windproof at: snow-resistant, as well as lor enough (or elasticized, if it short) to keep snow from cree; ng up inside a sliding fall. Add a woolly ear-covering ha and leather or leather-palme bj- Tburman MRS.

CECIL MILTON ALLKKI) JK. formerly Mary Jane Crabb H-SU Students Married in Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Milton Ailed Jr. arc at home at 1540 Ambler following their mar- seated guests.

Borgcr and Norman an Howard Smith, both of Amarillo iagc Saturday in First Baptist 'hurch, Dumas. Bolh are junior talents at Hardin Simmons The bride is the former Mary ane Crabb, daughter of Mr. md Mrs. Brook Crabb, Dumas. Vlr.

and Mrs. Cecil M. Allred of Amarillo are parents of the ridcgroom. Dr. Winfred Moore, pastor ot Baptist Church, Amarillo, officiated.

Teresa Hall was or- and Bill Ferguson, solo- st. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her of angclmist taffeta had a sabrina neckline and the bouf- 'ant skirl fell into a chapel rain. Her veil of illusion, caught to a queen's crown of icarts, extended to court length. Attending the bride were Marilyn Flowers of Dumas, maid of honor, and Mrs.

Dennis Green ot Mesa, and Mrs. Olan Burrow of Modesto bridesmaids. They wore sapphire blue satii dresses with bell skirts, and matching pillbox headdresses with circle veils. Bouquels were white colonial arrangemenls. Best man was Victor Hamil ton of Amarillo, and grooms men were Dennis Green and Olan Burrow.

Gale Foreman Durnas, Douglas Sweigart The bride is a graduate High School and a men er of the H-SU Science Club Allred was graduated fron tmarillo High School and a ended Amarillo College. A I-SU he belongs to Phi Mpha Sinfonia, men's profes ional music fraternity. He iiusic and youth director a 'irsl Baptist Church, Mmidaj J. E. Walkers inferfain Guests Guests in the home of Mr.

an Mrs. J. E. Walker, 1302 N. lOti luring the weekend were the children, Mr.

and Mrs. Jen Bcauchamn of San Antonio, tl and Mrs. 0. K. Bowen Bcggs, the Calv Walkers and (he Riley Walker Other guests were from Ab cue, Odessa and Sweelwate COSJSA BjTMQRE -POPS A LOT MOKE! BILENE REPORTER-NEWS' Abilene, 3-S Tuesdiy Evenlif Dee, 1, NM Yule Lunch On Saturday A Japanese New Year festival ill set the theme at the Christas luncheon of the- Abilene ranch of the American Associ- ion of University Women Sat- rday at Wyalf's Cafeteria, The luncheon will be hosted by Young Graduates Study roup, Program features two slu- enls from Tokyo, Japan.

Takao Nawajima, English and his- Ty student at Hardin-Simions University, will present program on Oriental dance nd costume. Her Abilene home with Mr. and Mrs. William Kiker. Michi Ohtake will speak on olidays and holiday customs of apan.

She is a student at Draughon's Business College nd lives in the home of the L. Shiflett family. Mrs. Robert Bushy and Mrs. i'ynant Wilson are co-chair- neti of Young Graduates.

Dec- rations and arrangements are eing handled by Mrs. James Brooke and Mrs. Charles liar- ell. Luncheon is 12 noon. The joard will meet at 11 a.m.

Pastel Is Safe Color Choice At first sight many home- narkers prefer bright, dominant colors to softer, pastel shades. But living with color year in and ear out is a different story. A strong color may grow fire- some over the years. This is especially true of permanent installations such as in a bathroom floor. That's why file colors are often pastels over the years they're pleasant to live wilh.

Beauty Advice I have neycr yet a i finer method of improving the complexion. Wrinkles a smoothed, dryness -checked, blemishes vanish and the ilcin takei a healthy, jouthful loot (Extract from a report by Margaret Merril suggesting the of the moist tropical oi! of olay as a powder base.) Most dugggisls are now able to ob. lain supplies of this oil which gives glorious loveliness to the skin. After a trip to San Antonio Mr. nd Mrs.

Bobby Dale Barker ill be at home at 1801 Oak. Mrs. Barker is the former 'anda Mote, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Milas M.

Childress ol ernon. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Shults, 017 S. 19lli, are parents of the ridegroom.

The couple exchanged double ing vows Wednesday evening at IB Shults home with the Rev. eon Birnbaum officiating. Attendants were Mrs. James Smith and Maurice Doty, lark and Joe Ben Smith light- candles. Mr.

and Mrs, Smith hosted ic reception. The bride is a graduate of ernon High School. The bridegroom is an Abilene ligh School graduate and is mployed by Manly Pontiac. Anson Jones P-TA Meets Tonight Anson Jones P-TA meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria.

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