Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 10

mo Lohrville Club Holds Guest Day Meet; 55 Attend Bert Lohr and Mrs. Earl Moore. Mrs. Thos. Burke and Mrs.

Gerald Dial poured. Out-of-town guests besides those appearing on the program were Mrs. Hotchkiss and Mrs. Carver of Lake City. LOHRVILLE (THNS) The Woman's club met Friday afternoon in the Isenberg hall for their I annual guest day tea with 55 ire- sent.

The afternoon's events were as follows: Welcome, Mrs. O. A. Pfc. Robert Cole returned home last week after receiving his honorable discharge from the service on April 2 at Camp Grant, 111.

Pfc. Cole enlisted in the army and hnd been serving three and one- Runquist; salute to the American half thc nst and-a half flag; prayer, Mrs. Walter Sherer: iv prance. "Club Mrs. James Scollon; vocal solo, "Into thc I Shirley Yeager of Farnhamville accompanied by Dorothy Sherer; i lecture on "Glass, Old and I Mrs.

G. S. Gartrell of Lake City; piano solo, "Concerto in A E. V. Orr arrived home Friday from McVay's hospital at Lake City where he spent two weeks as a patient.

He is improving. Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Morris and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morris were jby Grieg, Beverly Archer; eetuie guests of relatives and friends at Scheduling Summer Replacements For Radio Shows Slow guest appearances May 3.

The Man Called Herbert Mar- to bo April 20 and mid Mrs. detective series, brought back as thc replacement. On ABC the Hall of Fame plans to shall in the lead, also is in for a follow its usual summer schedule by Mrs. Merle P. Braley of president of County Federated Women's clubs: vocal irio, "Deep i River" and "Allah's Holjd.iy", by Shirley Yeager, Joy Belle Sane and Lorinda Pearson of Farnham! ville, accompanied by Dorothy Sherer.

Concluding the program, I ments were served bv Mrs. D. Gowrie and Callender on Sunday. ABOLISH FORTUNE TELLING LOS ANGELES, CALIF. If the fortune tellers are rightly reading the stars, or palms, or teacups, what they see.

isn't encouraging. County supervisors yesterday or- JPAEK BENCH APPOINTMENT On a weather-stained oak bench In New York's Central Park, ifieaS are being thrashed out that may some day shape the atomic energy policies of the U. S. and the tjJJJV The bench is Bernard M. Baruch's only Baruch, center, Is talking to Franklin D.

Roosevelt, son of the late president, left, and Morris V. Rosenbtoom, ex-navy lieutenant, about veterans' problems. Baruch is U. S. delegate to the United Nations' atomic energy committee.

(NEA Tcle- photo). dered an ordinance to "unqualifi- i Fowler and her committee consist- edly abolish or declare illegal" all ing of Mrs. Ruby Rossow. Mrs. forms of fortune telling.

By C. E. Butterfield NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. Scheduling of summer replacement for network shows, proceeding at a slower pace than usual, has gained only a few additions In thc period of a week.

One factor is that some of the regulars may stay off longer in this first peacetime summer in fiVe years, waiting a return until after the end of the daylight savings period the last Sunday in September. Added to the announcement that Fred Waring would replace Fibber and Molly of NBC on June 19 for 15 rather long vacation that Wayne King and his orchestra have been signed to take the Moore-Durante time on CBS from June 14 to September 6, inclusive. Tommy Riggs and his voice-created Betty Lou, absent because of military service, are expected to comprise another summer feature. A deal in the making would have him go In for Ginny Simms on CBS from May 10. In anticipation, he has been scheduled for two revival.

It has been proposed for the Bob Hope spot. On MBS the Quick as A Flash quiz is to begin its vacation at the end of May, with the Abbott mysteries, A Mr. of light music 1 provided by the regular conductor, Paul Whiteman. Thc Chinese mourning color is white. Supra Waftrt with and Thty In In Flavor! SUPREiriE SciladWafers Lt.

Underberg on Terminal Leave Until June 12th iieWgnatit Ruth Underberg, nuifae corps, USNR, is home on terminal leave, having been separated from the service April 10 at Great Lakes, 111. Her leave expires June 12. Ct. Underberg, daughter of Mrs. Underberg, has been in the service three years.

Entering as she was subsequently promoted to lieutenant, junior grdde, and recently to a full lieutenancy. She was in California most of time, having been attached to three different hospitals U. S. naval hospital, Mare Island, U. S.

Naval hospital, San Diego, and the Convalescent hospitals at Rancho Santa Fe. During the" last five months she had been at 3 the naval hospital in Philadelphia- Three Boys Feted at Confirmation Dinner LIDDERDALE (THNS) In honor of their son, Billy, and their nephews, Eldon, and Wendell, who were confirmed at the Lidderdale Lutheran church Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wenck gave a dinner at their home Sunday. Guests were: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred C. Wenck, Mrs. Bertha Fricke, Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Wenck and daughters, Mrs. Claude Echols and daughter and Frank Kennebeck, all of Lidderdale, Mr. and Mrs. Otmar Fricke and family of Battle Lake, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Buse and daughters of Ulmer and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berns and son, Vernon, of Churdan. FEARED HIS HELP When Elias Howe invented the sewing machine, he was widely denounced by seamstresses, the very people he sought to help. They believed the labor-saving device would do away with their occupation.

Darlene McGinty Gets i Superior Rating At Zone Music Contest; i Darlene McGinty, pianist, received a superior rating in Vanced playing at the annual meeting of the Iowa Federation of! Music clubs in Des Moines this week. Her mother, Mrs. J. K. Mc- Ginty, was in Des Moines with her.

Miss McGinty, student of Fred Bell, was entered with 11 other of; his pupils from the community surrounding Carroll. All of thej entrants were awarded either su- i perior or excellent ratings. REASONS PITTSBURGH, PA. An I ex-solder, filing a petition for eviction of tenants from a home he i bought, told J. W.

Weixel, veter- i ans adviser in the OPA rent division, a number of reasons why he neded the house, and added: "My dog is also expecting a lit- ter of puppies on June 2." I IT TAKES SPARK A Match Is About As Lifeless as anything can be. It lays around not doing anybody any good until someone a spark and sets lire to it. Merchandise on your shelves is. like that match in many-ways. You can stock your store-with the lat- est and modern merchandise, or the prettiest it will lay around not doing you any good until you add the spark of selling-enthusiasm.

And b.rother-you'11 need selling enthusiasm plentifully this year as soon as the so-called "scarce" items begin to trickle in to store shelves. Because when you get plenty of them, so does everybody else and experience of merchants is that as soon as items begin to appear plentifully on shelves of stores, that's when the wartime buying enthusiasm of customers begins cooling off. You'll have to warm up customers to your mer-. chandise, and to do so you'll have: to turn on the selling heat. But you can't get a fire started by just a match under a of' fc 'o'dh You need- tmde.r the tinder "of sales promotion is gooxl' common liinse Interesting advertising to tell about your store and have that people want.

hat you With the right merchandise, the; righf prices, and the proper intellii gent sales build up merchandise will move out of your store faster just now, but later on when you have an inventory and have more merchandise to move out. Even some of the "dead" lines become "hot" items when you use selling enthusiasm to kindle buying enthusiasm for them. Biit it takes that spark of advertising to kindle the flame of buying enthusiasm if you want to keep the "heat" on your cash and six months from now and a year from now-you need consistent newspaper advertising to tell some 30,000 potential customers in this territory that, you are working for them. 4 So don't let the interest in your Store and the merchandise on shelves cool "off this week or any other week. Keep answering the questions of the buying public through intelligent advertising tell your story this week and week in the Daily Times Herald.

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