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Pa ere 5 THE HUNTSVILLE TIMES Mon. May 23. 1943 Tablet Dedicated To City's Founder Katherine Sharp Has Senior Class Party Katherine Sharp entertained the senior class of the New Market school with a wiener roast and hayride She also entertained the senior girls with a spend-the-night party. Those attending the hayride and wiener roast were Evelyn Davis, Charles Kaylor. Rosie Milner.

James Josev, Christine Perry. Tite Petcock, Lela Jacks. Al-vonia Campbell. Loyd Simmons, Geneve Sharpe. Ellis White, Lo-rene Hillis.

Loyd Craft. Jack Sharp. Catherine Clark, Pete Campbell. Dean Preston. Lctha Clark and Clarence Howard.

ter present were Mrs. H. Grady Jacob' and daughter. Elizabeth: Mary Cotton and Mrs. Ben Hunt.

Chapter officers present were Mrs. Hunt, regent: Mrs William Quick, first vice-regent; Mrs. Charles G. Dillard, second vice-regent; Miss ldella Chunn. treasurer; Miss Helen Petty, registrar; Miss Martha Lou Houston, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Patrick Pruitt, recording secretary; Mrs. Oscar Mason, historian: Mrs. Hall Bryant. librarian. Mrs.

Edwin Burwell. Jr chaplin, was unable to be present Siate officers attending yesterday were Mrs Fred C. Koenig, regent; Mrs Hall Bryant, chaplin; Miss Halliburton Thompson of Sweetwater. Tenn. recording secretary; Mrs.

J. M. Middlebooks. corresponding secetary; Mrs. Hunt, teasurer; Miss ldella Chunn.

historian; Mrs. Frank M. Jeffries, registrar. rocks and finally, pistols and bines of eastern police. Whether 'he low casualty total was da to bad aim on the part of the police, or whether the firing was mostly lor warning, was not completely clear.

All elevated lines in West Berlin formerly patronized by at least 500.000 passengers daily were paralyzed The Reichsbahn's campaign to resume East-West traffic inside the city was futile thus far. although railway workers had been recruited from other cities of the Soviet zone to break the strike. Cargo trucks were converted to buses, with the West Berlin government's permission to ease the transport problem. But Western municipal officials asked the public to boycott the rlevatcd railway, pending a settlement of the strike. Interzonal trains from Western Germany were getting back on schedule, after being held up early in the strike.

They loaded and unloaded on the city's outskirts, and did not use the regular terminals in the center of Berlin. Another incident in which Russian soldiers were stoned by a strike mob occurred yesterday. A truck carrying 30 men in Soviet uniforms was bombarded with rocks when it halted near the Am-zoo station in the British sector. British sector police protected them as the truck departed. West Refuses Mrs.

J. Chambers. CIRCLE NO. 2 Mrs. J.

D. Acuff. Mrs. Ed Branch. Mrs.

W. H. Barter, Mrs R. B. Priest.

Mrs. Tom Dark. Mrs. Susie Baxter. Mrs Frank have been drawn by the circles of Esslinger Mrs wuham Certain.

the First Methodi-ts WSCS. Mrs. Paul Cooke. Mrs J. They are as follows Mrs.

Gilliam Mrs. C. CIRCLE XO. 1 Geron. Mrs.

L. Gilliam. Mrs Mrs. J. L.

Anderson, chairman; A. L. Hipp. Mrs. William Mrs.

Irene Esslinger. co-chair- Jones. Mrs. Grady Jones, man: Mrs. R.

C. Rodgers. Mrs. Mrs. John Risen Jones.

Mrs. E. Blair, Mrs. Florence Jackson. Ince.

Mrs. J. Hatcher. Mrs Mrs. Chas.

Landman, Mrs. J. D. Lila Laxson. Mrs David Humphrey.

Mrs. J. A. Hughes. Mrs.

H. L. Luke. Mrs. H.

H. Kel- Mrs. J. P. Malone, Mrs Charles 1'.

Mrs. Jack McCown, Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. Wvnn Jones.

Mrs Shelamer. Mrs Scott. Mrs Edwin Hall. Mrs. A.

L. Stoner. Harry B. Sugg. Mrs.

Madge Swartz Mrs. P. C. Noble, Mrs. Frank Miss Doll Wally.

Mrs. C. Powell. Mrs. T.

S. Gibson Mrs Wilbur. Mrs. Euclid Womack Reynolds Evan Mrs. Roger Mrs.

J. B. Van Yalkenburgh, Mrs Williams, Mrs. J. Rowe Jones.

Cora Vergon, Mrs. Walter Yar- Mrs. Norris Payne. brough. Mrs.

Archie McDonnell, Mrs. CIRCLE NO 3 George Holmes Mrs. J. E. Hen- Sr, Mrs ley.

Mrs. J. Sanders, Mrs. John Nance, Mrs. B.

A MaSer. cv Stockton, Mrs. W. L. Eustace.

Mrs. Joe Wallace Jr Mrs. S. Mrs Walker Mrs. Louisel Metcalfe, Mrs Joe Wallace Sr, Mrs Lee Harless Mrs Mrs.

Aaron Fleming MrsJB. D. j. SBuford Mrs. j.

Given, Mrs. W. S. Mims, Mrs. G.

1 G. Grimwood. Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. P.

S. Dunnavant, Mrs. Cleo Continued From Page One Soviet zone marks. This was the original demand of the men when they walked out. A check with all official sources I in West Berlin showed about 17 strike demonstrators and 15 Soviet sector police and strikebreakers had been hospitalized with serious wounds or injuries.

All official sources said no deaths had been reported since the strike began Saturday. Scores of persons were given first aid during the continuing series of fights with clubs, fists. Installation Of BPW Officers Set Tuesday Formal installation of new officers will take place at the Business and Professional Women's dub meeting tomorrow night at 7 p.m. at the Russel Erskine hotel. This will also be guest night.

Mrs. I.eota Grimwood Ferreira will be the guest speaker, mg oil incidents and observations during her recent trip to Brazil. JIMMY STEWART ENGAGED Screen Actor James Stewart, Hollywood's Perennial most eligible bachelor (left', and Mrs. Gloria Hatrick McLean (right) are engaged, according to a statement by Stewart in Hollywood. Saturday.

They plan a simple wedding there in August. The couple is pictured in New York's Stork club earlier this month. Mrs. McLean, former New York model, was formerly wed to Edward B. McLean, son of the late Mrs.

Evelyn Walsh McLean, ex-owner of the Hope diamond. Gloria has two children by the marriage. AP Wirephoto). SPECIALS FOR THE SUMMER VorttToWiZt. A crowd of more than 100 friends, descendants and out-of-town guests attended the ceremonies yesterday when the tablet to John Hunt, given to the city by the Judge David Campbell chapter.

Daughters of the American Colonists, was dedicated The Rev. Harry B. Wade gave the invocation, followed by the pledge of allegiance by James S. Wall. Jr, and Walter j.

Price. Jr Miss Georgette Graham played The Star-Span gled Banner on the accordion A male quartet, composed of Joe Allen. John S. Clary. Toy Bagwell and Pat Hicks, sang "Alabama The unveiling of the tablet was handled by William B.

Hunt of I Scottsboro and Barrett Shelton. Jr. of Decatur. Miss Helen Petty then presented the tablet to the city. Acceptance of the tablet by the city was by Mayor A W.

McAllister, i The male quartet then sang Faith Of Our Fathers. The address. Huntsville One of Its Founders and Early History, was delivered by Pat Richardson. Introduction of descendants, out-of-town guests, state and chapter officers was led by Mrs. Ben Hunt, regent of the local chapter.

A solo. "God Bless America. was sung by Robert Baugher. Miss Petty then thanked all who bad in any way i participated in making this program a success. The entire assembly then sang "Blest Re the Tie That Binds." This was followed by the benediction by the Rev Mr Wade.

Miss Petty, Miss Doris Burwell and Mrs. Hall R. Bryant were the committee in charge of all arrangements for this dedication. Programs were passed out by Eugene F.mfinger, William R. Hunt and Barrett Shelton, Jr.

Mrs. W. E. Crawford of ja descendant of John Hunt, brought a daguerreotype of Mary Jane Hunt, who was a granddaughter of; John. Mrs.

Crawford is the former Ella Skecgs. Descendants of John Hunt who were present were Mrs. Marie Hunt Porter of Shelbyville, his great-great-granddaughter; William Hunt, Mrs. Rosa Hunt Stewart of Srotts-boro, John Hunt Stewart and Wyatt Stewart, Clay Carter Hunt. I Mrs.

Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Rnr-j ett Shelton. qr and son and daughter, Suznnc. of Decatur, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur A. Jones of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. SummerfieId Williams, Mrs.

Henry W. Bonner of Huntland, Mrs. C. G. Renegar of Huntland, William B.

i Hunt of Scottsboro. Huntsville descendants were Herman Taylor, and Mrs. E. N. Womack, Miss Regina Tyler, G.

R. Larkin, Miss Rebecca Larkin, Mrs. Ophelia Mitcham, Mrs. Theo Tyler, Mrs. Charles Townes, Mrs.

John C. Lowe, and children, Miss Harriett Bell, Mrs. John Cam- bron, Herman Taylor, Sr. and daughter, Mrs. Adams.

Guests from Birmingham who attended were Mrs. Fred C. Koenig, Mrs, Frank N. Jeffries, Mrs. Thomas Farrell, Mrs.

Thurman, Mrs. Francis Catos and Mrs. James L. Middle-brooks. Scottsboro, members of the chap RITZ HOT HAMBURGERS 41 LETTUCE TOMATO BURGER 13c Social Calendar Monday Circle 2 fthe Esther class of the First Methodist church will meet at 7:30 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. R. II. Shelton. 1541 Whitesburg drive, with Mrs.

John Hyer and Mrs. Walker O'Neal as co-hostesses. BWC No. 1 of the First Baptist church will meet at 8 p.m. at the church.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Guy Lynn. Mrs. Pa Lawler and Mrs. Louise Crabtr The Riverton PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Circle 4 of the Central Presbyterian church will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Katherine T. Wallace, 2000 Whitesburg drive, with Mrs. Edgar Mitchell as cohostess.

Mrs. Frank James will have charge of the program. Tuesday Twickenham Town chapter, DAR, will meet at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Rison Jones, 411 West Holmes street.

This will be the last meeting of the year and officers will be elected for the coming year. The TEL class of the First Baptist church will meet at 3 p.m. lor a business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Minnie Ray, 515 Hermitage street, with Miss Jennie Bullard as eo-hostess. WASHES WHITER, BRIGHTER I Saves Vi on Soap CHEESEBURGER 23c SLAW (Hot) DOG 10c BARBECUE 25c CHEESE SANDWICH 20c yjrfwjt NOW SHOWING Taylor, Mrs.

J. G. Grimmett, Mrs. W. H.

Hinshaw, Mrs. Minnie Dillard. Mrs. R. P.

Geron, Mrs. Frank Williamson Mrs. TV. I. Thompson Mrs.

I. W. Walker, Mrs. Curtis Carter. Mrs.

Gayle Geron, Mrs. Vivian Donovan, Mrs. Lelia Moss, Mrs. Holliman. Mrs.

T. Pride, Mrs. Pearl Schnetzler, Mrs. J. B.

Pullen, Mrs. Phillip Humphrey, Mrs. Horace Esslinger, Mrs. F. G.

Hertzler, Mrs. Butler Ragland. Mrs. G. N.

Robinson Mrs. Blanche Lane, Mrs. D. M. Beeson, Mrs.

Bartow Monroe, Mrs. Earle Ford, Sr. CIRCLE NO. 4 Mrs. Roy Buchanan, chairman, Mrs.

John Fraser III, co-chairman, man, Mrs. Leon Towery, Mrs. P. W. Peeler, Mrs.

C. H. Vickers, Mrs. R. Joe Collier, Mrs.

Ozro Price, Mrs. J. Arthur Holmes, Mrs. John Miller, Miss Dora Geron, Mrs. J.

M. Russell, Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs. Kelly Bur-jwell, Mrs. Bob Wilder, Mrs.

John Gilliam. Mrs. Gertrude Davis, I Mrs. Tom Freeman, Mrs. J.

P. Bibb, Mrs. D. A. McGregor, Mrs.

C. P. Lloyd. Mrs. R.

W. Clay, Mrs. J. M. Drummond, Mrs.

O. H. Hammett, I Mrs. J. E.

Humphrey, Mrs. Oscar Grosser, Mrs. A. W. Webster, Mrs.

E. D. Kinnibrugh, Mrs. T. J.

Williams, Mrs. A. M. Booth, Mrs. M.

R. Moorman, Mrs. R. S. Harrison, Mrs.

Fannie Dickson, Mrs. J. N. Maughn, Miss Sallie Polk Farley, Mrs. H.

Holmberg. CIRCLE NO. 5 Mrs. Joe E. Cooper, chairman, Mrs.

Frank Powell co-chairman; Mrs. Bradley Baker, Mrs. Robert Baugh, Mrs. Edwin Burwell, I Mrs. Joe Fleming, Mrs.

John Lary, i Mrs. Durwood Moore, Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs. Joe Todd, Mrs. Joe Van Valkenburgh Mrs.

H. A. Wil-mer, Mrs. William Quick, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs.

Bolger Semmes, Mrs. L. L. Watson, Mrs. James Butler, Mrs.

Herman Vann. Mrs. Kyle Frazier, Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs. Loyd Little, Miss Mary Fearn Geron, Mrs.

Kenneth Holder, Mrs. J. C. Sanders, dr. Mrs.

R. O. Mag-nusson. CIRCLE NO. 6 Mrs.

D. E. Hindman, chairman, Mrs. H. E.

Monroe, co-chairman; Mrs. C. J. Jackson, Mrs. Dick Van Valkenburgh, Mrs.

W. Mc- i Adams, Mrs. C. E. Baxter, Mrs.

Percy Underwood Mrs. C. F. I Striplin. Mrs.

R. A. Shelton, Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mrs. A.

liott, Mrs. L. L. Laxson, Mrs. Gail i Collins, Mrs.

Jeff Terry, Mrs. E. N. Womack, Mrs. J.

B. Woodall, Mrs. Jack Chambers, Mrs. Frank Mastin, Mrs. W.

C. Bates. Mrs. S. O.

Holmes, Mrs. W. F. Skinner. Mrs.

E. E. Ragan, Mrs. A. J.

Hobbs, Mrs. W. B. Adair, Mrs. Lynn Edwards, Mrs.

E. V. Caldwell, Mrs. R. B.

Massey, Mrs. R. A. Moore, Mrs. James Camp-j bell, Mrs.

H. E. Miller, Mrs. H. L.

LaRue, Mrs. John McClure. Mrs. G. W.

Andrews. Mrs. Homer Hodges. street. This will be the last meeting of the season.

Friday The Toney home demonstration club will meet at 2 p.m. with Mrs. James Turner. Ilelion Chapter 203, OES, will hold a business session at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic temple.

Mem bers are asked to bring their dues. The Whitesburg Drive Garden club will meet with Mrs. John O. Fowler, Whitesburg drive, at 3 p.m., with Mrs. William Fowler, Mrs.

McLeod Timmons and Mrs G. Brittan as co-hostesses. Personals Miss Halliburton Thompson of Sweetwater, has returned to her home, after a weekend visit with Miss Doris Burwell. Mrs. Lucille Cross Sublett has returned to her home in Chattanooga, after attending the funeral of her aunt, Miss Mattie Cross.

Mrs. E. R. (Bo) Howard and infant son, John Randal, have been moved from the Huntsville hospital to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

O. H. Baites at Toney. Houston Phillips, Willis Latham, and Jimmy Sturdivant attended the ball game in Nashville yes-jterday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Hughes have returned from a weeks vacation in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert. A. Oler went to Cullman Sunday to attend the funeral of Judge H. H.

Kinney. Sammy Citrano, student at the University of Alabama, spent the weekend at home. He had as his 'guests Bobby Scalco and Anthony jArdovino, both of Birmingham. I Visual Pupils Recital Tonight Mrs Robert Morman, visual method piano teacher, will present the students of the East and West Clinton Grammar schools in recital tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the West Clinton auditorium. Pupils who will participate arc: Linda McGehee, Jerry Bingham, Wanda Walker, J.

N. Williams, Linda Maze, Billie Lanford, Alice Jean Hicks, Buster, Frank, Charlotte Ann Sisco, Eddie My-hand, Sandra Cobb, Jimmy Johnson, Glenda Cantrell, Elizabeth Trigg, Frank Wilson, Anna Gene Clift, Sara Ann Smith, Julia Jones; Tracey Price Mary Jane Daniels, Patsy Edwards, Billy Smith, Sara Frances Qulllin, Gail Vickers, Mike Maples, Linda McAnally, Carlie Jo Nash, Charles Shaver, Linda Ann Bell, Martha Ann Chapman; Shirley Clanton, Annette Wooten, Vicki Turner, Jeannette Jordan. Richard Sava, Ann Fanning Gail Miller, Janelle Sanders, Virginia Rodenhauser. Barbara Fanning, Carline Stephens, Preston Butler, Peggy Mullins, Ann Carter, Patsy Jarrell, Butch Frank Sara Lou Berry, Sally Giles Barbara Pope, Mary Gray Goodwin, Ada Mae Daniel, Ethel Stoner, Cordelia Michael, Joyce Counts, Doris Prince, Elizabeth Parsley, Jo Ann Thompson, William Michael. William Chandler.

0 YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT THE RITZ CAFE STAR NEWS STAND OWNED AND OPERATED BY DARRELL SANDERS WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY MORNING FOR BUSINESS NEXT TO GRAND THEATRE HOURS: 8:00 AM. to 10:00 P.M. First Huntsville Showing The Phebean class of the First Baptist church will hold its monthly social at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jeanette Mullis, with Mrs.

Mary F. Gaboury and Mrs. Douglas Anderson as co-hostesses. Circle 2 of the Esther class of the First Methodist church will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Terrell Braly, 118 Kent road. Mrs. Inez W. Phillips will be co-hostess. A white elephant sale will be held.

The JOY class of the First Baptist church will have the monthly social at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gorman Yarbrough, 549 Bonita circle, with Mrs. H. A.

Tucker as co-hostess. Wednesday The Pulaski Pike home demonstration cub will meet at 2 p.m. with Mrs. W. P.

Johnson. The Methodist Study club will meet with Mrs. Louise Esslinger, Randolph street, at 3:15 p.m. Cohostesses will be Mrs. Charles O'Reilly, Mrs.

R. L. Archibald, Mrs. Phil Humphrey and Mrs. L.

D. Bounds. Thursday The Entre Nous club of Madison will meet at 3 p.m. with Mrs. J.

A. Stewart, 1031 Stanford drive. Miss Elizabeth Thornton will be co-hostess. Alabama State Nurses Association, District 4, will hold a dinner meeting at 7 p.m. at the Russel jErskine hotel, Mrs.

E. H. Duffey, Mrs. Kyle Frazier and Mrs. Grace Giles will be hostesses.

Mrs. Frances Whitten, executive officer of the state Nurses Examining board, will be the guest speaker. The executive board of the First Methodist WSCS will meet at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H.

E. Monroe, with Miss Sallie Polk Farley and Mrs. Fred Steele as co-hostesses. The Huntsville Park home demonstration club will meet at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs.

Allen Cobb. Mrs. Charles Landman will be hostess to the Qui Vive club at her home on Holmes street at 4 p.m A business meeting of the Pilot club will be held at 7 30 p.m. in the City Electric clubrooms. Mrs.

W. B. England will be hostess to the Aladdin club at 8 p.m. at her home on Hermitage ccwireiu II SEVEN HAYS PER WEEK tHMrnirNowrmtflmr LAST TIMES TODAY The Pentagon has a gross floor area of more than six million feet three times that of the Empire State Building. MARLENE DIETRICH FREE 1.000 POPSICLES-FREE iYIIIIC WAYNESCOTT LAST TIMES TODAY OPENING DAY ONLY TO THE KIDDIES WHEN A GAL'S DOUBLE CROSSED SHE'S DEAOLY AS POISON FREE-SHOE SHINES TO MEN-FREE OPENING HAY ONLY 8 CHAIRS Junior High PTA Meets omorrow Mothers of all children who will enter Junior high school in the Kail are invited to attend the last meeting of the year of the Junior high school PTA tomorrow.

The meeting will be held at 2:45 p.m. in the auditorium of the school. Dr. Harvey D. Nelson, superintendent of city schools, will be the principal speaker.

Mrs. Louis Gra-bensteder, incoming president, and the other new officers will assume their duties at this time. There will be an executive board meeting at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs, John Fraser ID, 451 Eustis street, for all outgoing and incoming officers.

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