The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

I I the the W. PAC TWO BLYTHEVILLE, (ARK.) 'COURIER NEWS TUESDAY, JUNK 30, 1031 Sitting Pretty in German Society 2840. Wherever. society gathers hit Germany you're likely to find the Baron: C35 set. wino 1s.

onc of, the benuliful matrons of the younger This Is her -Jalest portrait, posed the other dny In Berlin, SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN With children at home. all day during vacation time; their lunch- con' presents a new problem. Moro freedom is permitted then during days and the lunch hour is nict so regular. The templation to el between meals Ls trying, for food is always available. The hearty meal.

comes at the end of. the day in: most familles and "the child who comes to family is often served foods too rich and heavy to go to bed on. Hours active play in tha' fresh air stimulate the appellic and ox-, haust energy so that nourishing food is necessary. But unless special nicals are prepared for children, the 110011 the light one and the avening meal the 'hearty one enten with the grown-up members of the family. Rules Govern Diet There are certain rules which diet govern the choice of a child's dally and some knowledge of these rules is Every child should have In his diet every day onc quart of milk.

He should bave al BY SISTER MARY NEA Service Writer 02g supply sailsfaca the hearty. tory luncheon when -the dinner is Another point to aftee is that 'luncheon dishids 'keep In mtod should b- casily digested because the incat comes at the hottest time of the for- day. Insist on 15 minutes rest be. fora the meal and halt an hotir of an- quiet in -the shade Alter' the ancal Be Spring of Sugat In sweetenlit desserts fot chilldren, it is far better to make them net sweet enough than 130 If. more sugar is needed to make' it, palatable, the children will like to sprinkle it with sugar when calwas ling Drinks made al milk: and egga are nourishing Audi digest- leas, three vegetables, on: of which the may te potatoes and on: of others green or raw.

He should have two fruits. one, preferably raw. He, should have serving of meat. i Ash or eggs. A whole grain cerzal.

three slices of bread or toast four glasses of water complete the list of foods necessary la maintain a balanced diet and provid: att ndoquate number of calorles. If a child does not like to drink his allotted quart of milk IL many ba used over vegetables, in soups and in desserts. All the foods ATE belter served as simply as possible. but care should be taken to mate children's food palatable and attractive. Extra Foods al Nooh A very casy way to plan child's luncheon Inchu 1s 25 include in it those articles at food In in his.

dally food requirement that are not served- at or nor. when the entire fanelly. are setter. 11- he is given his broiled chop or meat cake at 1.00n. he miny.

have the' dinner vegetables proveded. for the res; of the Very often the luncheon dessert cAn be counted as. the "main for a vast amount of nourishment can put. a pudding. This type ct dessert is seldom wanted for dinner: and adds variety if.

used for the noon vegetable sandwiohes or salad, with bread and butter, one hot cooked vegetabic and 8 milk and dessert Steele Society---Personal Dr. nesday. Geraldine Davis, small daughter Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Davis, 16 ini- had: proving after several days Illness. daughter, Miss Maude Allce Beasley enter- Mr. lained number of her friends with Henry bridge party Friday evening, hon- ner of orlug Dr.

and Mrs. McDan- Cooter del Alter several games, the hostess Harvey served delicious refressnients The, Marshall following McDanlel, were gueses: Dr, and Mrs. Tuesday Hoyt Misses Mary Lou, Dice and Ruth McDaniel, Mrs. Sima Borough and Michle, Miss Maude of Alice Beasley Monday. Charles Long Mrs.

the Mrs. A. B. club Rudes which entertained Brinkley bridge to she be- Rev. longs at home Wednesday nf- returned ternoon, Mrs.

J. W. McCullough A. was awarded the clubs prize and were Mrs. Newberry Jotuson won the vitle guest prize.

'The hostess served daln- T. ty refreshunents at the closa of the guest games. Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly enterlained with dinner party Thurs- Mrs.

day honoring Mrs. James Cockrail and daughters, Frances and Jane of Paducah, w213 are spending the week here. 'Tae lowing guests were present: hir. and Mrs. Willard Armstrong.

Mrs. F. S. Kelly, Miss Ellen Kelly and Miss Louise Weinsteldt of Blodgett, bio. Miss Iona Castleman entertalned the Pollyanna club at her home near Cooter last- Wednesday piternocn, After several games were played the hostess served ments.

The Ladles Missionary society DI the Methodist church entertained the memburs and their families with a picnic supper Mondny night. The party motored to Carter Park: where comes and races were enjoycd before the picnic supper. Lyn Shields and J. R. Morgan made a business trip through Missourl and Kansas Inst week.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Beasley visited friends al Braggadocio Sunday. R.

A. Wall wAs a Memphis visItor Suturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

WhitDeid visited Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Halley at Cajnden, last week erxt.

Carl Borrell of St. Louts i is spending lads vacation In Steele with Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

German. Miss Ruth Lawhorn 1.03 as her guest this week, her sister, Miss Eunice Guthrie of Black Oak, Arx. C. B. Perrin of Osceola was 2 visitor in Steele Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Kelly had' 05 their Sunday Mr. 8213 Mrs.

Carl Sigler of Haytl, Aliss Evelyn Biggart had as her guest for the week-end Miss Mary D. Baker of. Dyersburg, Tenn, Miss Louise Weinstetdt Mo. Is the houseguest of Mrs. Jack Kelly this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Rebbl: Johnson of Caruthersullls spent the week-end here. Clarke Frame visited friends in Conter Wednesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Bagle have As their guest. this week, Miss LaCHIA 'Pelter of St.

Louls. Airs. Abner Ashcraft and son, James Abner are spending this week with relatives nt Cooter. Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Spencer and family had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Tinsley, Airs.

Louls Odum and daughter, Aun, of Joiner, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Cook motored to Memphis Tuesday, Claude Brooks spent Inst wezk with relatives at Hemis, Tenn. Miss Frakes is visiting her sister Mrs. Joc Pounds al Conte: this weak. Mrs. A.

N. Jcues of Byhalla. Mrs. J. F.

Douglas of WilSD9, and Mrs. Lindsey Smith of Carulhersville are visiting their parents. Mt. and Mrs. 'T.

Vick. Miss Irene Guthrie is this weck with her mother at spending Black Oak, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wells spent Sunday in Memphis visiting Mrs.

Myrtle Jackson and Mrs. Daisy DoJen. Mr. and Mrs. 1.

A. Spence w20 Don't sniffer from US Clean, on ur Repalr that Old FanWalpole Electric Shop Phone 311 ALEMITE YOUR CAR It costs 710 more and is absulutely the best that moncy Call buy. We use 7 special lubricants when Alemite your CAr. We also sell the highest grade independent gals in town, Quaker State Oil and Volco Oil. The latter is 20c per quart.

1004 paraffin hase, S. A. E. Specification. VOLLMER SON, INC North on Highway 61 have Epsnce ed Mr.

of been visiting their son, 13. at Leachville, have return-: home, and Mrs. Gecrge Crockkett Blytheville were dinner guests of and Mrs. J. W.

Robbins Wed- und Airs. A. J. McCollumb: as their guest Sunday, Mrs. Bill Woodard, und Mrs.

J. B. Burden. Mr. Howell and Miss Lula StatMemphis visited irlends in Sunday.

Hastings and Mra. Roy motored to Blytheville afterncon. Mesdames Jim Barnes and Bill. were Memphis visitors Jack Ellis and chiliren of who have be2n visiting; and Mrs. G.

R. Ells, 112. vc to their home. L. Allen and Jack Manning business visitors at CaruthereTuesday, W.

Atkins of St. Louts was of his daughter, Miss Sunday. L. C. Spencer Is spending this week with relatives at Jolger.

Ark Mr. cnd Mrs. Dixte Crawford i cl Blytheville spent Sunday with; and Mrs. Cral Hayes, 'Earl and Herbert: Hudgens motored Osccola day. Hirs.

Biil Acroughs, MArs JEER Hares and Mira. Shepard vattedMr. Cal, in nt Sunday. P. Ponder is spending.

weal: her sister at De-' catur, Ill. Mics Esthe! Holly, who has icen lit, is Improving. Courier News Want Ads Pay. Society Calendar Wednesday Nia Riley B. 'Jones hostess to! this New Wednesday Briane club, The Contract club! 16 miccuni with Mrs.

pinter. Thursday Mrs. Otto Kochtitzky Is hayne the Thursday Luncheon club. Friday The auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at the will Mrs. C.

E. Crigger and Mis. Lersiard Goocli as hostess. Ladles Bibl: class of the First ethodist church wul meet at the church with Mrs. Emma S.

Burney and Mrs. Dochia Mick as hostesses. Saturday till to a story hour at mytheville library for children of. all ages. Sir.ith-Shellon.

The marrlage of Miss Bertha Shelton and Mr. Claude O. Smilth, both of Oleweln, Iowa, solemnLadd this morning at the home of Uba Rev. 'K. Latimer, who formed the ceremony.

After bridal trip through the south they will reside in the ICES Society Has a Ruiness Meeting. The Woman's Missionary soclety oi. the First Methodist church had a business meeting Monday afternoon at the For. the devotional Mis. Denton read from James, and prayers: were offered by Mrs.

-A: C. Halcy and Mrs. J. a. The distrlet.

convention, at Monette. July 2. WAS. discussed. is" probable that several mompers from this group: will attend.

The sum at $30 was collected for the calendar. fund. It was voted to assume $500 of the church: Club' Entertained. The Bas Nak Ra Rook. club, which meets on Prides afternoon, was enterlained by Mrs.

Talmadge Huey, for the'. last party. The only guest among the two tables of playent waS Mrs. Huey's sister, Mrs. A.

Chureb: Delicious, were served after. several progressions: Junior. Hare. Week bay, Scheel, The department of Che First: Methodist church Sundar school, made up of children from' 8 to day id years of age. will have a week session at the church Wednesday.

mornini. 8:30 until, io o'clock. All -ofcers, teachers and Sit the this second group of ate this la attend pupils special series of dally vacation Bible schools which will continue through the ramaluder of the summer. Clicral to. 1, The Choral club will.

meet at the First Christian church tonight, o'clock; tor practice. This group will be a unit. In tall festival planned by 'Henry W. B. Barnes In which Paragould, Jonesboro, Newport and Blytheville will participate.

It is- -expected to have at least 403 voices in the festival in addition to 90: piece orchestra and grand op. era singers. Although there are but 53 voices nod the club it Is planto have 100. All who sing ara live at Blythilville or In otter towns they invlled to participate whether of the county. Attend Banquet Among these who attended the Kroger batiquit In Meriphis Sat.

urday for managers and employes of the grotety firm In this. lerfitory were W. I. Jimmle Ledbetter. J.

H. Parker, J. Phillips, W. Tatum, R. C.

Carman, Preston Ramey and Joe Strickland, all of hare. Mis." Priltlips accompanied Mr. Phillips. In Have; Club Meeting The Modena Woman's club wilt meet': Thursday afternoon with Miss Cora Leo Coleman, county home agent, charge of. the meeting all' be up With plans for Farmers Week.

This 15 to b2 al the Unlversity Arkhusas, 3-8. On Friday: there Will be a lat meeting of the Perry Woman's club and both the Perry 4H clubs will also meet. that day. Celebrated With Surprise Paris 4.V. G.

Holland was the honored host fdr a. party last evening planHod by Holland: for, his birthwhen olxtaen gentlemen friends sumprised him at 8 o'clock: Rummy gas played. for the chick Ices refreshment players during the evening and er the 'Card names thete was citatn and Mr. arid Mrs. T.

3. Mitchell, merly of. Blytheville and Oeccole and now N. C. sounce (be putti daughter M.

The baby has been named LANTA Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell before her inarriage Mits Nays Notes Senath. No: 666 OR TARLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 33 minutes, cheeks Cold the day. and checks Materia In three days.

669 Salve for Baby's Cold Bits of News Mostly Personal I It: Ard 8 Misses Marjorie and Emily Sue Stewart left yesterday for Jackson, where they will spend the summer with their brother, Iouls Stewarl, and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Lacch and their cousin, Miss Peggy McKeel, have returned from a three wecks visit in Lakeland, Fla. Miss Annic V. Wardell and Mrs, Buck Smith, of Osceola, were tors in the elly yesterday. Mrs. D.

A. Lynch, who is recuperating from 311 operation performed several weeks ago al the Memphis Methodist hospital, is Improving at her home on West Afnin street. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Knothe and daughter of Memphis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. Cice for the week-end.

Miss Florenco Byers left yesterday for Wichita, Kan, where she will spend a month's vacation. Mrs. W. W. McGaughey, of Lak: City, is vialling relatives here.

Mr. McGaughey will join her tomortOW. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Meater and son and Mrs.

R. Matthewa, 1 'ol spout Sunday here with relatives. ML5 Rose Hess was visitor ba Little Rock crer the weekMrs. Doyle Henderson and accompanied by Mrs. Henderson's mother, Mrs.

W. B. Sutton, have returned from Jackson, where they spent two weeks. Mr. Hender5011 motored over for them.

Mrs. J. D. Borum and Mrs. Guy Bryant.

of Osceola, were visitors In the city today. Mr. and Mrs. F. B.

Joyner and children will leave Friday for Jackson and Wiggins, and Now Orleans, where will spend teal days. Ernest Roc and Rowland Wolfort attended to business in Piggott yesterday. W. P. Vcazey is altending to business in Memphis today.

Mrs. D. H. Blackwood and son, D. H.

and Joc Murphy, have returned to their home in Little Reck after a visit with Mr. and Mr9: Claience Wilson and other I Mr. and Mrs. John Myers will leave tomorrow for a two weeks 1t al Chattanooga, up in the Lookout mouptains. J.

Norris Moon. has nccepted position. with Joe ISAACS Mr. and Airs. W.

L. Horner have as their guests. Mrs. Horner's sister, Silss Nanule Clark Smith, or Wheatley, Ark. O.

P. Muss is attending to business in Caruthersvilte today. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allenberg of Memphis spent yesterday here.

They were accompanied home by Mrs. Allenberg's father, B. If. Levy, who will spend several days with them. Misses Mary Emma and La Vergne Hood and J.

A. O'Bryant Are leasing this afternoon for a motor trip of Texas, to Corpus Christl and other Reginald McIntosh, Allierion and Ralph Purrar, Bill Jones, and Jack Ridenour will leave In the morning for Camp Pike. Little Rock, where they will allend the C.M.T.C. camp. All of the young men, excep: Bill Jones, will remain for the tionnl Guard encampment ning August 2.

Mrs. Alice Womack has gone (a Equality, for two months stay with relatives. Miss Jcan Bourlaud is spending a week in Ripley, 'Tenn. Mrs. Faut b.

Tipton and 533. Jimmic. have returned from a vient in No. They were accom. panled home by Dr.

Tipton's ew. Tubby James, of who Is now their houseguest. fccitonets of the United Stairs. Stu: lists men as prefering the bultery, nutty, chewy and sally types 0. cendy, whlic worsen have A pret-1 1 8 erence for fudges and sofler Dr.

Paul F. McCutcken Dentist STEELE, MO. Phone 85 FIRE SALE Continues All this Week In addition to our regulur stock we have just received a large shipment of now, seasonable goods which we bought at a bargain and the savings are being passed on to you. ICE 5 DR MAN Below Are a Few of the Many Bargains M020 PAnS MEN'S SUMMER SUITS 2 Piece 2 Piece 3 Piece Linen and Nurolex Worsteds Linen Suits Linen and Tropical 95 795 5 EN Boys' Flannel Trousers $1.95 Men's Flannel Trousers $2.95 2 TE Men's Wash Trousers $1.49 A Men's Blue Work Shirts 29c THAT: EN THE Men's Overalls 59c TO ERM MIRE Handkerchiefs Fancy Socks 9c TON Values Soft Straw Hats En $5 95c $1.45 Hand Made Ties Summer Patterns 690 Rayon Shirts and Shorts, Each 39c Step', So. Wool Bathing Suits mea'.

Children's ard 98c $1.49 I ENTERTAIN 21 R. 53 HUGHES CO. cd, They are, very made and children generally: like them. It Is A good plan to serve a cup of hot boullion a hot vegetable dish when a cold milk and egg drink Ls served. Fruit Juices also can be combined with egss to make nourlshing and drinks: these are: lised, hot.

vegetable cream soup with sandwiches of lettuce or some other -green vegetable rounds out the meni. Tonorrow's Menu BREAKFAST: Strawberries with ready-to-serve cereal, cream, creamed on toast, milk, coffee. LUNCHEON: Green peR soup, croutons, grated carrot sandwiches, egg lemonade. DINNER: Baked salmon trout, casserole of eggplant. lettuce and cucumber salad, rice pudding with gooseberry sauce, silk, coffce.

Presbyterians Plan Wednesday Night Services 111 inking up. new of services for the month of the members of the First Presbyterian church will have "Church Night" on each Wednesday evening. This will lake the place of the Sunday morning church service, the midweek prayer anecting. the monthly business meeting of classes in the Sunday schinol, the Christian Endeavor and the Deacons and Elders the weekly meetings ol the Woman's Auxiliary. 'Elle Sunday evening will be with the congregations the First Methodist First tian churches on the- lawn of the Methodist church.

The Nest servico of this kind will Wednesday evening, b'elcck, 1a the mulat auditorium with the Beta Chi Sunday school class in charge: Under the directon: of Aliss Mary Outlaw, a gram Is being Arranged on the theme "liome Missions, Its Needs and In T. Malian will give the from Oniatians 6:10. will special music and brief- the theme. This will br followed with separate moetings. of groups before 31 informal social hour held.

Mrs. Georg eR. Is general chairman of these services Mrs. George Cfccket is the Little Holt Boy Dies at Home Near Osceola Bernard Holt. three year old son! 1 of cumbed Mr.

and al the airs. family Amon Holt, suchome near Osceola at 5:00 o'clock yesterday evening. The deceased Is survived by his parents, crie trother and one sister. Funeral services will be held at Batesville, Accordlug to the Cobb Undertaking company. BOSTON, ate more tend of and sweets than are Fomen, acconling to Mrs.

Ora M. Enyder, president of the Relall Con- a 2 from the TI ENT.