The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 27

tX? Burlington (N.C.) Times-News, Wednesday, May 14,1969 MISS PEGGY MAE ELLIOTT (Photo by Parrish) EHioti-Grubb Wedding Planned For Summer HAW RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elliott of Ferris Street announce the engage" ment of their daughter, Peggy Mae, to Arthur William Grubb son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grubb Sr.

of West Elm Street, Graham. A summer wedding is planned. Miss Elliott attends Eastern Alamance High School. Mr. Grubb attended Graham High School and is now employed by Kayser-Roth Hosiery Company.

Women To Hear Consumer Expert At Short Course RALEIGH Charles R. Cavagnaro, Director for Field Operations for the President's Committee on Consumer In- Uerests (PCCI) will address a luncheon meeting during University Days for Women, June 2-5, in Raleigh. University Days, sponsored by the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service, will 'be a short course that may help women become more satisfied shoppers. In his post, Cavagnaro as- sists in the development and conduct of programs that fos- ter state and local consumer groups and that further con: sumer information and educa- tion. He joined the staff of PCCI in 1967 as Associate Director for Field Operations.

Cavagnaro has had extensive experience in the conduct of education and information programs in both government and industry. He entered federal service in January 1961 to develop the U.S. Department of Labor's joint educational program with labor, industry and agriculture to promote safe working conditions and techniques for young people employed in agriculture. Prior to entering federal service, he worked in and di- Check Your I.Q.For Suntanning Every year a lot of well meaning people ruin their tans before the season even gets underway. Here are some of the ways it's done and advice on how not to do it.

(1) How many times have you heard people say, "It's cloudy so I can't get a This fallacious belief has caused more sunburns than the blazing sun on the hotest summer day. Ultra violet rays filter right through clouds and the sand and water reflect them to add to the burning potential. Sunburn is not only painful and damaging to the skin, but even a minor burn can postpone getting a good tan. The inevitable peeling leaves uneven blotches and the smoothest tan on the beach scene won't be yours for awhile at least So be forewarned. If you have already done the damage, all you can do is try to minimize the problem and speed its solution with applications of a healing cream.

(2) In their overeagerness to get a beautiful dark tan, some people let their first day at the beach or pool extend from early morning till late afternoon. Even people with the kind of skin that can stand a great deal of sun should get a base tan gradually (and always avoid full exposure to the noon time sun). Begin your browning in small daily doses, using an equal-amount mixture of a sun screen lotion and baby oil to soften the skin as it is tanning. After you acquire a base tan, you can deepen it to a dark surfer tan by using baby oil, which contains no sun screen and will attract all the sun's rays. (3) Some people think once you are out of the sun, you can forget about your skin.

Nothing could be further from the truth. To avoid dryness and flaking and keep your tan soft requires after sunning care. Applications of pure baby oil after sunning will keep your skin lubricated, help prevent moisture loss, discourage peeling and flaking, and prevent that dry itchy feeling that often follows sunning. Add a few capfuls of baby oil to your bath water too to keep your tan skin baby soft all summer long. msw Miss Broxfon Honored At Bridal Shower Miss Linda Braxton, June 1 bride-elect of Billy Wightman was honored with a bridal shower Saturday evening at the home of Miss Pam Bason, who will be a bridesmaid in the wedding.

Co-hostesses with Miss Bason were Mrs. David Burwell and Mrs. i Baker. The honoree was presented a white gardenia corsage, and her gift from the Iwstesses was a coffee maker. The party table was covered with a white artwork tablecloth and the centerpiece was an arrangement of yellow and white daisies and snapdragons flanked by white tapers.

Ivy encircled the punch bowl where Mrs. Clyde Braxton, mother of the bride-elect, presided. Cake squares, cheese straws, mints and nuts completed the party menu. Mrs. Wightman, mother of the prospective bridegroom, was a special guest.

TREASURES Items stored in packhouses, storehouses and attics may be "treasures" in disguise observes Betty Jean Barr, home economics Extension agent, Wayne County. For example, one homemaker, Mrs. C.F. Grady, Mt Olive, Rt. 3, found a pair of brass frames that had been packed away for ages.

What had been considered a useless item, became a useful accessory after cleaning. Another woman, Mrs. Janie B. Cousin, Mt. Olive, Rt.

4, gained more home storage by sprucing up an old trunk. Healthy House Plants The cleanest families are apt to have the healthiest house plants, according to horticulturists at New York Botanical Gardens. Humidity created by baths and showers makes the bathroom an ideal part time storage place for plants to protect them from the dry, overheated atmosphere of today's homes PRICE SALE 1 Rack Dresses 1 Rack Ensembles Suits Dresses Hats 1 Group Reduced THIS WEEK ONLY! All Pierced Earrings Including 6 Pr's Diamond PRICE All Kid Gloves White, Brown, Black, Beige, Navy Vz Price Buy 2 Ways Cash, Charge, Lay-Away My Hat Dress Shop B3 E. Front Burlington Closed On Wed. Afternoon BANKAMBtRSan.

(Photo by Westbrooklj MISS TERRY ELLEN JONES Miss Terry Jones Engaged To Clifton Wayne Riley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Basal Jones Sr. of Route 6 announce the engagement of their daughter, Terry Ellen, to Clifton Wayne Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Winfred R. Riley of Texas Avenue, Burlington. The wedding will take place June 28 at 4 p.m. in Davis Street United i Church. Friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend.

Miss Jones is a graduate of Southern Alamance High School, attended Burlington Business College, and is employed in the office of Koury Hosiery Mills. Mr. Riley was graduated from Eastern Alamance High School and attended Croft Business College. He is employed at the J. Spencer Love Center in data processing.

POPULAR IN NEW ZEALAND reeled education and information programs for state-level agricultural organizations in Iowa. Cavagnaro holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Masters Degree in Education, both from St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York. He is married and has three children. Ideal For Your Graduates! At an event last summer, attended by homemakers from around the world, a Rowan County homemaker, Elmer Lagg, met a homemaker from Palmenston, New Zealand, Mrs.

Joey Newton. After the session Mrs. Newton sent Mrs. Lagg a piece of jewelry made of shells collected in New Zealand. Mrs.

Lagg acknowledged the gift by sending Mrs. Newton a tote bag made of upholstery webbing embroidered with wool thread. She included directions and a sample of the webbing fabric. A few weeks later Mrs. Lagg received this note from her friend: "Juanita, you will never believe the number of bags our Country Women's Institute club members are making.

They are going crazy making them." New Zealand's Institute Clubs are similar to our Extension Homemakers Clubs, EdUli Hinshaw, home economics Extension agent, Rowan County, explains MOON'S Graham, N.C. ANNIVERSARY SALE during this week's anniversary special Printed SHORTS eg $5.00 Now Just 3" come get your choice! MOON FASHION SHOP Graham, N. C. SOUTH MAIN BURLINGTCH N. Flying High In Socialites By Red Cross GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL Save on AMERICAN TOURISTER'S 24" PULLMAN CASE reg.

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