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PAGE SIX THE DOTHAN EAGLE FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 4, 1942. MRS. JULIAN HALL Editor PHONE 1600 Items should be reported between 8 a. m. and a.

m. Women's Page New Triple-Duty Lingerie Used For Playsuits, Nightshirts, Underwear Mrs. L. C. Brannon Honored On Birthday ASHFORD.

(Special) Mrs. L. C. Brannon, wife of the pastor of the Methodist Church, was given a lovely surprise birthday party in V. j.

the Sunday School annex on Wednesday afternoon. As the honoree arrived the guests sang in unison "Happy Birthday To You." The rooms, thrown en suite, were beautifully decorated with roses, althea, and pretty cut flowers. The refreshment table, covered with a lace cloth, held the crystal punch service, which was su-rounded with coral vine. Lovely gifts for the honoree were on display. Interesting games and contests which furnished entertainment were "directed by Mrs.

Lucile Jackson. Mrs. Emmett Hartlay, Mrs. Rob ert Meadows, and Mrs. J.

P. Mill er served punch and an assortment of party dainties. Enjoying this delightful occasion were: the Rev. and Mrs. C.

Brannon, Mrs. Lucile Jackson, Mrs. Tullia Layton, Miss Elmer Baxter, Mrs. A. Snell, Mrs.

Emmett Hartley, Mrs. Clyde Adams, Mr A. J. Sandoz, Mrs. John.

Sellers, Mrs. Emma Hicks, Mrs. Robert Meadows, Mrs. Hattie Meadows, Mrs. Mrs.

Blllie Brooks, Mrs. Poca Harrison, Mrs. Sanford Pate, Mrs. J. P.

Miller, Mrs. F. G. Granger, Mrs. J.

T. Radney, Mrs. R. E. Aman and Blllie Dean Brooks.

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Also, their Iron helps build up red blood to give more strength. Plnkham's Tablets are also a fine stomachic tonic I Pollow label directions. MMIl tmU Distress From FEfMM BB Here's a study in opposite a one-unit outfit that does double duty as a sleepsuit or playsuit right, and an old-fashioned night gown of sheer white batiste. The one-piece outfit can be worn under a street costume during an air-raid. WEDDING AND BIRTH THE GOLDEN GOOSE Summer is a.

golden goose Staked to golden peg, And every morning just at dawn She lays a golden egg. She lays a shimmering golden egg In a grassy nest Which she has lined with silken floss Plucked from her yellow breast. A golden egg. a golden day. Because there are so many, Until too late nobody deems Them worth a copper penny.

Until too late, when autumn wind Sets the big bird loose; When frost, the hunter, and 1 hounds Have killed the golden goose. Ethel Romlg Fuller. Mrs. Nowell Gives Afternoon Party Mrs. H.

M. Nowell was hostess Wednesday afternoon at a bridge party given in her home at 313 Jeff street. Beautiful clusters of dahlias, marigolds, and other bright hued flowers decorated the rooms where the following guests were received: Mrs. Thurman Robertson, Mrs. Ray Nelson, Mrs.

J. B. Taylor, Mr. George Moring, Mrs. Wade Seaborn, Mrs.

Robert Cox, Mrs. Mary French, Mrs. I G. Seaborn, Mrs. Mose Smith, Mrs.

Loyce Burdeshaw, Mrs. Harry Cannon, and Mrs. Jack Coe. The games terminated with score prizes going to Mrs. Cannon and Mrs.

Burdeshaw. Mrs. Louis Dennis joined the players at the refreshment hour when, a salad course and iced drinks were served by the hostess. Alabama Graduate Enlists In WAVES UNIVERSITY, Ala. Mrs.

Edith Langdale Stallings, a graduate of the University of Alabama in 1941 and house director of East Annex and Colonial Hall, was called this week to service in the Women's Reserve of the U. S. Naval Reserve. She will report to Smith College la Massachusetts for a four-month training period, leading to the appointment of the rank of Ensign in the administrative field of the V. S.

Naval Reserve. Besides her Master of Arts degree from the Capstone she was awarded her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of New Hampshire andha served an internship at John Hopkins. She i a member of the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. Mr. M.

Stallings. Miss Lou-genla Stalling3, Mrs. C. C. Benett and Mrs.

J. R. G. Howell spent yesterday in Columbus, Ga. Mrs.

Stallings, who has been visiting in Atlanta, accompanied them home. Miss Gwendolyn Stephenson left Friday for Monticello, where she will join the High School faculty as instructor of physical education. SPECIAL All Regular PERMANENTS REDUCED For 1 Weckl Only MARTHA'S BEUTY SHOP Phone 139 I i And Want To Build Up Red Blood! Take heed if you, like so many women and girls, have all or any one of these symptoms: Do you on such days suffer cramps, headaches, backache, weak, nervous leehngsT distress of periods of the blues due to functional monthly disturbances? Then start at once try Lydls E. Flnkbam's Compound TABLETS with added Iron) made especially or women. Plnkham's Tablets are famous not only to relieve monthly pain but also accompanying weak, nervous feelings of this nature.

This is because of their soothing effect on ANNOUNCEMENTS MUST HAVB To Teach At Judson MARION, Ala. President Le- roy R. Priest has announced the addition of Miss Irene Jordan, Birmingham, to the music faculty of Judson College as instructor in voice. She replaces Prof. Frank Cheesman who is entering the United States army.

For the past two years. Miss Jordan has been studying voice in New York City under Clytie Hine Mundy. She studied choral conduct ing at Julliard under Peter J. Wilousky, and opera ensemble taught by John Munday. She was contralto soloist at the Church ol the Epiphany, director of the jun ior choir there, and last year was soloist at the chapel of the Sea men's Church Institute.

Immediately after her graduation, from Judson in 1939, she was assistant for a year in the College voice de partment While at Judson, sue was a voice student of Ivan Rass- mussen, won state vocal contests, and was graduated with high honors. Birth Announcements Mr. and M. Fred Goodson, 603 Collins street, announce the birth of a daughter, Virginia Elaine at a local hospital September 1 Mrs. Goodson is the forme Ruth Taunton.

Special Service Slated At Church The formal presentation of flags, oe the Christian flag and the other the U. S. flag, will be held at the Foster Street Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, it was announced today. Church officials said these re anonymous gifts and they will be placed in the church at this service. At the morning service at Foster Street Methodist Church, Mrs.

Arch Cannon will be guest soloist and her selection will be "Hear Oh Lord" from Mendelsshon's Eli- jah." Mrs. Robert Weston and chil dren, Billy and Bobbie, left yesterday to join Mr. Weston and make their home in Phoenix City. Miss Louise Clendinen is spending several days with relatives in Panama City. Miss Hildred West spent Thursday in Enterprise as guest of Mrs.

W. H. Dorsey. is I if i A K.m.m i' mm a Sheer and short that's the smart pink and white pajama set shown above. Made of cotton, the top doubles as a blouse; the bottom as aa undergarment It's all part of a new style trend.

this is better looking. It has a camisole top, pretty under sheer blousep, and the bottom is long and full enough to meet stockings and sub for a slip. And, no two pieces to rumple at the middle. One-piece garments of this kind are, in general, gaining importance quickly. In the same trend, there is a slip with crossed bands of artificial rubber in.

back, which Is worn without bra. There is, of course, no actual shortage of bras in the stores. Some customers, it seems, are ahead of their Uncle Sam. OFFICE FURNITURE COMPLETE STOCK OFFICE SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY. ITEMS COMMERCIAL PRINTING JONES OFFICE SUPPLY CO.

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Not a talc Costa but a few cents. Big savings in the large size. Demand Mexican Heat Powder. WRITTEN SIGNATURES Red Cross Special Services Explained NURSE'S AIDE CORPS Training classes for Nurse's Aides have been established throughout the country in response to a call issued by the American Red Cross and the Office of Civilian Defense for 100,000 Aides to relieve the seri ous nursing shortage among the civilian populace and to meet the increasing demand for nurses in the Army, Navy and Air Corps, The first class was organized here In July under the leadership of Mrs. E.

K. Neville, with Mrs. Ida Inscor as instructor. Included in this group of service volunteers were: Mrs. Edward Crawford, Mrs.

G. M. Harrison, Miss Claire Folkea Mrs. Harry Anderson, Miss Mar tha Farmer, Misa Winifred Brock, Miss Ethel Jackson, Mrs. Wallace Malone, Mrs.

A. E. Malone, and Mrs. Annie M. Warren.

After completing hours in preliminary training under a qualified graduate nurse, these Aides are now entering the second phase of the course which Includes 45 hours of supervised practice in local hospitals. The second instruction course offered in this area for Nurse's Aides began August 24 with Mrs. A. E. Malone succeeding Mrs.

Neville, as chairman of the commit tee. In this class Mrs. George Vance, Mrs. Abner Leddon, Mrs. Julius Palmer, Mrs.

Bowman Gary Mrs. Jane Sapp, Mrs. James Hollo- Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, Mrs. James Avery, Mrs.

J. L. Harris, Mrs. Frederick Fox, Mrs. John Gates, Mrs.

C. T. Goolsby and Mrs. John Monk, Jr. Organization plans are underway for three additional training classes for Nurse's Aides, scheduled to begin early in October.

One class will be in session during the morning and the two classes will be held during the evening to accommodate business and professional women. Persons interested In joining one of these classes are asked to telephone Mrs. Malone at 1238. A volunteer Nurse's Aide is ex actly what the name implies one who assists graduate nurses by performing simple routine duties at hospitals, clinics, and other health agencies. To be eligible for this Corps, volunteers must have a high school education, character and some leisure time; they must also pledge to give a minimum of 150 hours of service during the year without remuneration.

After completing the study course and hospital training, the volunteer Nurse's Aides is qualified to serve on the Emergency Medical Field units set up in many hospitals for the relief of civilian suffering in case of air attack or sudden disaster; and to take over routine hospital duties to release the train ed nurse where her technical skill is needed. U. D. C. Chapter Is Entertained ASHFORD.

Special) Mrs. E. B. Johnson entertained members of the Estelle Manley chapter, U. D.

at her home Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Carson Glass, principal speaker, talked on "Beau Dorothy Glass sang "The and Charles Edmon Wells rendered a piano solo. Miss Beryl Dean, district director, of Dothan, was guest Following the program, Mrs. Johnson served a tea course.

The dining table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a lovely bowl of mixed cut-flowers. Guests enjoying the meeting were these members: Mrs. V. C. Bruner, Mrs.

Carson Glass, Mrs. David Harrison. Mrs. H. C.

Lambert, Mrs. W. P. McArthur, Mrs. Joe White of Campbellton, Mrs.

Wyatt Wells, Mrs. Webb Wells, Mrs. G. W. Whitaker, Mrs.

R. E. Aman, and these visitors: Mrs. L. C.

Brannon, Mrs. Dick Barber, Mrs. Miley Miers of St. Peters, burg, Fla, Mis Beryl Dean. Dorothy Glass and Charles Edmon Wells.

Miss Blum To Join University Faculty UNIVERSITY, Ala. Miss Bern- ice Blum, Wilkes Barre, Penna. with a 'master's degree from the University of Chicago, will join the faculty of the University of Alabama on September 15 as research chemist in the School of Home Economics. She will work with Dr. Elizabeth N.

Todhunter on the newly initiated research project on the Vitamin status of Alabama families. Miss Celia B. Slaughter, former tome demonstration agent of Bui-lock County, has been'appointed as part time assistant on the nutrition research program. Miss Slaughter was awarded her B. S.

degree from Alabama College for Women and Is now taking advanced courses at the University. Miss Reba Clendinen, of Abbeville, is in Dothan for a few days, visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

Clendinen, 1300 S. St. Andrews street Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Page left yesterday for a vieit with relatives in St Louis Mrs.

Clark Rudder, formerly of Dothan, will accompany them home for a month's visit here and with relatives in Atlanta and Stevenson, Ala Miss Sybil Roberta will leave tomorrow for Tuscaloosa to resume her studies at the University. Miss Eula Mae Stripling and W. J. Stripling have returned to their knini In Montiromerv after a brief vlsft here with their sister, Mrs. George Peterman and family.

Mrs. W. T. Jones has returned frcm a visit in Panama City with her daughters, Mrs. Grant Newberry and Mrs.

Theodore Rogers. one-plecer which can go as sleep-suit or playsuit or blouse and pantie slips that serve as bra also these tell the story. They are the outstanding new summer styles. And, Filth Avenue stores which first feel publio demand report that the popularity of these "skimpies' 'is such that probably they will appear in flannel in the fall. It's the big, new trend.

Not that you can't have your floor-length nightgown to slumber in if you wish. Those are there well within the WPB regulations. In face, right along with the sweeping desire for shorties goes a strong loyalty among the customers to soft, full nightdresses. Most popular night garment in one store, for Instance, is a very lon. full-sleeved summer nightie.

It's made of finest batiste, gaining in softness each time it's washed, and has a dainty eyelet lace edge, a round peasant-like drawstring neck. THE ONE PIECER TAKES OVER ON CAMPUS The batiste gown calls attention to the continuing predominance of cotton fabrics for summer coolness. But, gowns are often snipped to the knee. The knee-length grandfather's nightshirt, introduced in mannish cut last fall, is back again and prettier, with ruffles at neck and wrist Sides are slit and the sleeve has an action pleat Patritoio and-then some night costumes appear in broadcloth and ravon, in tailored and curvesome versions. Most typical of the trend is one with a top which could double as a blouse.

For sleeping, the blouse is worn outside. Pink and white striped sheer cotton make it The trouser ends several inches above the knee. A terrifio future on college campuses is predicted for the one- piecer. It is a blitz-worthy thing: slip it on, and then slacks or skirt, and you're down cellar, or wherever you shelter, in no time. Coin-dotted in green or white, it has a blouse top with a bow at the neck.

College girls are buying this garment with alacrity now. They say it will summer as playsuit and as a sleeping garment and later will be their one garment under knee- length slacks and under suits. Which is symptomatio of decided tendency on the part of the customers to reduce the number of their undergarments. Maybe it's just for summer comfort But buy ers say maybe it will go on in fall, too. AHEAD OF UNCLE SAM Fastest moving article In one de partment, for instance, is a jersey all-in-one that is very like the teddy bear of World War 1, only Quick Service Good Food Economical The HOUSTON (Air Conditioned) HOUSTON HOTEL BEST PLACE TO EAT BY MARGUERITE YOUNG NEA Service Staff Correspondent NEW YORK American women accepted WPB-slimmed' suits and dresses all right, but when it comes to underwear and night clothes well, the gal's just can't get them too short and scant.

Sheer sawed-off pajamas a Bridal Couple Feted At Supper ASHFORD (Special Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earle Christmas entertained at a buffet supper Wed nesday evening honoring Ruth Odom and Hugh Lawson Fellows, whose marriage was an interesting event of Saturday evening. Bowls ol tastefully arranged sum mer flowers adorned the rooms used for The dining table, covered with a lovely linen cloth, was centered with a miniature wedding scene placed on a mirror plaque. Following the supper, games of bingo furnished diversion until a late hour.

Guests fqr this enjoyable affair were: the two honored guests and Mr. and jjrs. Joe Summerford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McArthur, Mr.

and Mrs. James Odom of Dothan, M. and Mrs, Tom Fellows, Mrs. Sanford Pate, Miss Marguerite Adams, Miss Kathryn Odom of Dothan, and H. M.

Dykes, Mrs. Eldred Pate Is Club Hostess ASHFORD (Special Mrs. Eld red Pate was hostess at bridge Thursday afternoon when her guests were memebrs of her card club. Bowls of bright cut flowers adorned the living room, where games were enjoyed at two tables. At the conclusion of the series Mrs.

Bill Womack was given prize for high score, Mrs. Sanford Pate won second high, and Mrs. John Ed Williams received traveling prize. At the tea hour Mrs. Pate served delicious party refreshments to Mrs.

Bill Womack, Mrs. R. D. Wright, Mrs. W.

P. McArthur, Mrs. John Ed Williams, Mrs. Sanford Fate, Mrs. Jack Pate, and Mrs.

Clarence Herrington. Sittin' Pretty Joan Barclay, red-headed RKO-Radio starlet assuming Humpty--Dumpty-like pose, will soon get her first big break in movies. A native of Minneapolis, she was discovered in little theater work. 's "They Go Together" DELICIOUS SANDWICHES The Homemaker's OOO mmm victory In the kitchen when you cook healthier, tastier meals. vitamin value to foods properly cooked.

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