The Birmingham News from Birmingham, Alabama • 17

Judy Brown Says: It's Good idea To Heed Grandmother's Advice On Keeping Cool Don't Get Excited Now HILLIPS AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT for the heavy meat eaters themselves on rations which to be followed whether they it or not What many do not to know is that an excess of especially syrups, is very These ferment easily and have much the effect of an content. Southerners really love the Summertime with all it includes living mostly out of doors, in and on the water, of associating with each other informally. leaving windows and doors of flowers and fresh vegetables and outdoor pursuits of a kind, of bathing and fishing the like. have to take the bitter with sweet. Sometimes it is too but there is nothing we can about it but take it as it comes never get in a stew.

Pretty Pendant ''V Mary Harris Wed To Ralph Isaacs The marriage of Miss Mary Frances Harris and Ralph De Vane Isaacs was solemnized at 7 p.m., i June 28, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Harris. 1406 North 22nd Street, with Rev, Herbert L.

Laws officiating The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore white pique, with lace insets, buttoned down the back, a two-piece model. Mrs. O. B. Clarkson, sister-in-law of the bride, attended as matron of honor.

Mrs. Timmons Culberson and Miss Elizabeth Hansen lighted the candles. Julius Isaacs served his brother as best man. A reception followed the ceremony, with Mr. and Mrs.

Harris as hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs spent their honeymoon at Mentone. Among the pre-nuptial courtesies, given in honor of Miss Harris was a tea-shower given from 4 to 6, June 27, by Mrs.

Timmons Culberson and Miss Elizabeth Hansen, attendants at the wedding. The party was held at the home of Miss Hansen in Norwood. In the receiving line stood the two hostesses, the honoree and Mrs. Thomas Harris and Mrs. E.

M. Hansen, mother of the hostess Mrs. O. B. Clarkson served at the punch bowl.

Miss Vivian Howell Feted Plus Fed. Tax 1.00 It would be very bromidic to re- days, mark that the weather has been intolerably warm the past few days, and the weather man most unkindly remarks continued warm." We feel it because we are so active. No time for lolling beside babbling brooks, or on ocean beaches, where the breezes blow and we can enjoy the feeling of having nothing to do. No time to sit on the porch and rock with some iced drinks beside us. No time to open the windows, turn on the electric fan and lie on the bed and just go to sleep if we wish.

Not much time even for an occasional picnic, where a man can take off his coat and unbutton his collar so now he most sensibly unbuttons it on the street. The one sure thing about this hot weather is tjiat we know we have to take it. We cant stop because it is hot. We must be up and doing. Health experts give us some good advice.

They say we should dress light but. Doc, how can we girls dress any lighter than we do already? Really now! We go bareheaded and without our hose, and leave off everything we can and still we are hot. One can manage, though, to get through the day without a collapse by using ordinary good sense. The idea is not to get into what Grandma Brown used to call a "stew." Dearie, she would say to me, don't get excited about nothing. Dont talk so fast and do everything in a hurry, and above everything, dont lose your temper.

It gets you nowhere and it is very heating in hot weather." It does seem plain that if one goes deliberately through what has to be done, it does in time get done with a negligible loss of time. We are fortunate in having so many air-conditioned buildings and stores. The heat of the street may seem past bearing, and when this is the case one can step into a different climate. find have like seem sweets, heating. often alcoholic We of gardens of wide, mild and We the hot do and A4ss Weds Mr.

of of Frank Ward, The June Church Lt. vows Davis, and Rock, The two the After San A drink of water will Here's an exquisite trinket that belies its modest price Dainty iris stone of gleaming pale pink and blue, hung on a delicate gold-finished chain of heirloom beauty and rare loveliness. BURGER'S First Floor MARRIES AVIATION CADETMrs. William L. Starcher (above), the former Hilda Earle McDaniels, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John O. McDaniels, was married June 19 in Greenville, where she and Aviation Cadet Starcher are at home. McLemore In California and Mrs. J.

T. McLemore, Eutaw, announce the marriage their daughter, Lucy Irby, to Lt. N. Ward, son of Mrs. J.

A. of Ward, Ala. ceremony was performed 12 at the First Presbyterian in Oakland, where Ward is now stationed. The were read by the Rev. R.

N. pastor of the church. Lt. Mrs. D.

H. Tatum, of Little were the only attendants. bride attended Alabama College at Montevallo, and for the past years has been employed in Demopolis. Lt. Ward was a student at Birmingham-Southern College.

where he was affiliated with Kappa Alpha Fraternity. a brief wedding trip to Nancy Page Hints By Mrs. W. Lloyd Horne Mrs. W.

Lloyd Horne was hostess last week, entertaining members of the Bush Hills Music Club at her home. Miss Vivian Howell, bride-elect. was honor guest. Refreshments were served from a table covered with lace and centered with a bowl of mixed flowers. Mrs.

Horne was assisted by her daughters, Misses Lucile and Celeste Horne. Destroy Old Ration Stamps Householders are asked to destroy food ration stamps that are left over, for giving them to the grocer or butcher will cause ration point values to be raised and more stamps will have to be paid for less food. Francisco, Lt. and Mrs. Ward be at home in Oakland.

and a short rest are most reviving in such delightful cool surroundings. Many women linger longer and buy more in these cool establishments where they are made so comfortable. The advice on eating fn hot weather is not hard to follow these Japs Rename Singapore When the Japanese entered Singapore they announced the renaming of the city to Shonan (Light of the South) and that the island would he known as Shonan Island. I Magnificent 465 Dresses Reduced comfort 'Its nice to be lazy and able, too. that you are dead tired, too, and qu'd like some service.

I know, but for centuries women have done the serving of their menfolks and I fear they cant make a radical change when the men are tired and out of sorts to start with. Try ironing fewer towels and such articles as dont require ironing, really. Some women, especially busy country women, put sheets fresh from a days sunning, drying and sunning out of doors onto beds. These sheets are not ironed. The folks who sleep on them are too tired to care.

We all can simplify our housekeeping, paying attention only to the things which affect the spirit and keep up morale. BY FLORENCE LA GANKE Given your own choice this Summer, I fancy that most of you would get into your car and ride to a Summer camp where you could forget the hard, cold Winter we have lived through. But we have no choice. We are in the war and home is where we shall have to stay until the peace is declared. We may think we have earned a vacation, but what about our fighting boys.

Dont you suppose they feel they have earned a vacation, 1 too? Do you suppose they like to be marooned in fog, covered with desert sands, sailing in wartime convoys always in the line of dan-ger? No, theyre stuck, too, for the duration. Their idea of life is not what has been handed to them any more than our handout is our idea of the way of life. So, lets be sports about the whole thing. At least, if we can't spend money money on vacations we have more to put into War Bonds. I have been thinking about vacations at home.

I have a few ideas. They are not new or startling or different. But it may help to discover that we all are having to do about the same things. Home has many comforts. Let's use them.

Also, we can look upon food shopping as a chance to get acquainted with our neighbors. We can offer to share the car on the few occasions when we have enough gas to use the car for marketing. Perhaps our neighbors will share their cars with us. "We can take down some of the bric-a-brac from mant els and shelves, thereby giving the house a cooler look and also cutting down dusting. We can serve more tray meals.

That is, put the food on the kitchen table. Let each member of the family get his tray and silver and load his own tray. Let him carry the tray to the porch or even to the dining room. This method saves table linen and steps for you. But it cant be worked where there are small children who might drop their trays.

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