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CI6KT THE BIRMINGHAM ERALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1938 The South's Greatest Newspaper SOCIAL NEWS AND ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN'S CLUBS MRS. C. F. MARKELL Society Editor MISS PATTI BROWNELL I MISS MARTHA HOOD Assistant Editor Chairman Mrs. Gilly will have for the men.

A large Christmas tree charge of the party. This is the fifth with gifts from each of the auxin trip within the year the auxiliary iaries to each man will be put on has taken entertainment and gifts I later for the veterans. ON CARIBBEAN CRUISE I Quest Club Will Hear Miss Price The Quest Club will celebrate Alabama Day at the home of Mrs. J. E.

Penney at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Miss Elizabeth Price, of Nashville, will talk on the late Howard Wee-den. poet and artist of Huntsville. Miss Price is a transplanted Alabamian, though most of her life has been spent in Nashville, where her father, Dr.

George W. F. Price, was president of a large college. The club has invited several friends of Miss Price to hear her. I KELLY INGRAM AUXILIARY TO VISIT VETS HOSPITAL The ladies of the Kelly Ingram Auxiliary to Post 668 will go to Tuscaloosa Thursday afternoon Dec.

15 to put on a program and bingo party for the veterans. They are taking candy made by the auxiliary, and cigarets to be given out to the men. President Mildred Heaton and ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF A NEW CASH-AND-CARRY OFFICE At FIVE POINTS 1922 11th S. Phorte 3-8171 See Our Ad On Page 5 Phone 3-8171 Miss Kinnebrew Miss Carter Wed Lead Oberon Dance George Grant The marriage of Miss Matalie Carter to George Grant was solemnized at 3:30 pm, Monday, in the parlor of the First Methodist Church, in Talladega, Ala. Dr.

Bruce McGehee. pastor of the First Methodist Church of Troy, officiated, using the ring ceremony in the presence of the immediate families. Mrs. Grant is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J.

R. Carter, of unford. She was attired for her marriage in a becoming traveling costume. She formerly taught school at Lincoln, having recently resigned. Mr.

Grant was recently elected congressman from tlje Second Congressional District. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Grant left for New Orleans, from which point they sailed for Cuba on Dec. 7.

They will return via Miami. Fla to Troy about Dec. 18, and will reside in this city until they depart for Washington the latter part of the month. Troy Messenger. BARRETT PRE-SCHOOL GROUP HAS SESSION Barrett Pre-School Group met Tuesday at the home of Mi's.

Walter Morris with 12 members present. Mrs. H. B. Barnard spoke on "The Citizen in the School.

Mrs. C. H. Scott and Mrs. Andrew Mann also took part.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Andrew Mann, 611 South Eightieth Place. Joy Kinnebrew. daughter of Mrs. H.

S. Kinnebrew, and a popular member of the young set has been selected by members of the Oberon Club to lead the fourth annual dance Friday evening, Dec. 30, the Pickwick Club. Har escort will be James Spencer, president of the club. TTus affair, which promises to hold a high spot in the Christmas holiday season, will begin at 9:30 oclock.

Members of the Amalgamation of Clubs, of which the Oberon Club is a member, will be guests and invitations will be extended to outstanding fraternities, social clubs and sororities of the citiy. Officers of the club other than Mr. Spencer are: Willie Ferrier, vice president; E. J. Martin, secretary, and Reynolds Watters, treasurer.

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Hospital Auxiliary of Birmingham Baptist Association will meet at 10:30 am. Wednesday in the nurses home of the West End Baptist Hospital. Plans for a Christmas party will be completed and officers will be elected. All W. M.

S. organizations are Urged to send a representative. NOW Phillips Seniors Complete Cast The cast has been announced and rehearsals are under way for "The Late Christopher Bean, Phillips High School senior play, which will be presented Jan. 13. Tbe play is one of the best-known works of Sidney Howard, having been selected by Bums Mantle fot his volume.

Best Plays for the Year 1932-33. "The Late Christopher Bean" will be directed by Miss Evelyn Ansey. Assisting her will be Elizabeth Fitzgerald as student director; Louise Turbeville as bookholder, and Eleanor Church publicity director. Members of the cast are: Ethel Morland, as Abby; John A. Reynolds, Dr.

Haggett; Wynelle Cobb, Susan: Mary Louise Shirley, Ada; Bill DeLorme, Warren Creamer; Norma Jean Sanders. Mrs. Haggett: i Monroe Jones, Davenport; Ross Martin, Rosen, and A. J. Borders, TallanL Beth-El Plans Chanukah Supper At a recent meeting of Temple Beth-El Sisterhood, plans were formulated for the annual Chanu-! kah supper.

The festival, Chanukah, will begin with a play given by the Sunday School children of the Beth-El at 4:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 18, at the temple. The play will be followed by the serving of the customary Chanukah delicacies in the vestry room. Mesdames M. Goldstein and M.

Barstein are general chairmen. I Mesdames P. Fisher and Ed Green- berg are co-chairmen. MR. AND MRS.

LANE NEAR ANNIVERSARY Engraved in gold are the invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clinton Lane to the celebration of their golden anniversary Sunday, Dec. 25, at their home, 3722 Sixth Avenue, South. The guests are invited to call from 3 to 5 p.m Heres the Christmas Gift Your ife Wants! i 4-Burner ELECTRIC RANGE NOW for Only i.OO Give your wife or mother more hoppiness and freedom with this clean, economical and fast electric range.

Trade in your old stove and pay the balance club plan at R. B. Broyles. Timer is not included in this price. Let Us Give You a Demonstration And Your Old Stove I I I MAS FOR XMAS GIVE YOUR DOC A TOY STOCKING R.

B. BROYLES 2021-2023 SECOND AVENUE GARDEN! gloves! (Wrapped in Cellophane) To your friend who love dogs nothing will be more appreciated than a gift to them for their dog. Food Slocking MRS. GEORGE MclNVALE GRANT, before her marriage Dec. 5, to Congressman Grant, of Troy, was Mis Matalie Carter, of Munford.

She is noe of four daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. Renzo Carter, of that place. Mr.

and Mrs. Grant will return Christmas from a Caribbean cruise and will leave shortly afterwards for Washingtpn. GLOVES THAT ARE ALL LEATHER Qive Useful, Serviceable Durable, Yet Soft as Kid. Easy to Wear. For Men and Women Sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 19.

MRS. BARBER HONORS FRIENDSHIP CLUB Mrs. Arthur Barber entertained the Friendship Club recently at a spend-the-day party at her home on Bessemer Road. Luncheon was served to the following: Mesdames Edgar Wood, Tom Armstrong, P. H.

Seale, Arnold Seale, Dennie May Morris, W. B. Lyons, R. R. Roberts, G.

C. Acker, Chester Wilder, W. B. Seale. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

R. R. Roberts in Inglenook. I Electrical Bifls That the Whole Family Will Enjoy! SMALLER STOCKING INCLUDES Rubber Ring Rubber Boll A Reol Polished Bone Package Dog Candy Squeaking Rat err Wear Glove featured it Garden Club Show everywhere give you everything you've been looking (or tn a garden gluve; all-leather protection from dirt, scratches stains, infection, yet permit almost BARBHAND FREEDOM. Their amazing softness and pliability is the result of a special processing of selected lamb skins.

Economical, too outwear six pairs of ordinary fabric gloves, are washable, and can be used the year 'round for housework, gardening, handball, furnacs. etc. We carry all aiees of this famous washable glovo sizes C. 7. i.

10. For working gloves we suggest one also larger than la usually worn. Tho price is 75c per pair, postpaid. Money-back guarantee. PIZITZ Headquarters for ELECTRICAL GIFTS Long after Christmas Is but a memory your gifts of electrical appliances will keep on giving.

The gift of an Electric Appliance is more than just the gift of the appliance itself: it is the gift of additional comfort, health protection, convenience and economy in which the whole family shares. And long after Christmas is but a memory, your gifts of Electric Appliances will keep on giving. Give liberally of Electric Appliances this year! Every appliance is an additional opportunity to enjoy more of Birminghams cheap electricity! 2205 2nd N. Phone 3-7264 2205 2nd Ava. Phona 3-7264 A WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH EVERY HASTINGS CANARY "KITCHEN MAID-OF-ALL-WORK" describes the Automatic Mixmaster which mixes, stirs, beats, whips, creams, mashes potatoes, makes mayonnaise and does dozens of other tedious, wrist-tiring kitchen chores.

Any woman will welcome such relief from food-preparation tasks! PRICE, $23.75 CASH, OR $26.15 ON TERMS OF $2.50 DOWN, $2.50 MONTHLY. KITCHEN MAID-OF-ALL- WORK describes the Automatic Mixmaster which mixes, stirs, I beats, whips, creams, mashes po-tatoes, makes mayonnaise and does dozens of other tedious, wrist-tiring kitchen chores. Any woman will welcome such relief from food-preparation tasks! Price 23-75 Leeds B. P. W.

Club Organized A new chapter of the Business and Professional Womens Club was installed Monday evening at an impressive service held in Leeds at the Presbyterian Church. Dinner was served by the ladies of the church and the tables were adorned in the Christmas motif. Following dinner, the initiation was held, the Spirit of Clubs being portrayed by Mrs. Nannie Nash, of the Birmingham Bederation, and the spirit of business being given by Miss Margaret Stone, of Leeds. The installation was in charge of Dr.

Lola Taylor, of Birmingham, past state president, and the following officers were sworn in: Mrs. Bertha Pizer, president; Mrs. Evelyn Schwab, vice president; Miss Bennie Moore, corresponding secretary; Miss Lucille Mullins, recording secretary, and Mrs. Ruby Price, treasurer. Bringing the evening to a close, a program was given by Mrs.

Roy Rogers, Mrs. Ann C. Layfield, Mrs. Bertha Pizer. Representatives from Birmingham included Dr.

Taylor, Mrs. Nannie Nash, Miss Mae Chase, Mrs. Willie Hughes Tarpley, and Miss Ann Linch. CIRCLES CHOSEN BY ALICEVILLE W. M.

U. ALICEVILLE. Ala. At a recent meeting of the Baptist W. M.

S. of the local W. M. of which Mrs. E.

E. Sanders is the new president, circles were drawn as follows: Willie Kelly Circle, Mesdames Will Tumipseed, J. B. Durrett, C. E.

Richardson, Val Hamlin, J. D. Sanders, Wilburt Knox, J. W. Colvin, Homer Summerville, Odell Goodwin, J.

E. Sanders, W. E. Barrett, D. C.

Strickland and Miss Mary White. Floy White Adams Circle, Mesdames Holmes Sanders, Leroy Speed, Rosa Proctor, Troy Bolar, T. C. Craft, R. L.

McDaniel, J. C. Williams, R. L. Chappell, D.

E. Day, W. M. Hartsell, E. E.

Sanders and Miss Florence Timms. Addie Cox Circle, Mesdames L. D. Huff, W. A.

Huff. A. E. Potts. Will Stapp.

O. O. Ball, R. W. Richey, H.

L. Hines, J. E. Turnipseed, J. A.

Johnson, D. W. Windle, Simon Jones, Thomas Sanders and Miss Stella Stapp. SIGMA NUS ARE SHIPWRECK" PARTY HOSTS The Sigma Nu Fraternity of Howard College entertained Saturday at a "shipwreck party given at the fraternity house. The guests entered the fraternity house via a gangplank and the ballroom was adorned with port- holes and other nautical effects.

Costumes were worn by all the guests and refreshments were served during the evening. Members and their dates were Ralph Williams. Miss Lynette Borland. Howard Kirkland. Miss Sybil Mallicoat, Cecil King.

Miss Jappie Bryant. Alfred Trimm. Miss Barbara Mason. Edgar Prince, Miss Martha Flinn, Paul Anderson, Miss Anne Gatlin, Gordon Berry, Miss Dorothy Bell. Ray Patty, Jack Olli-hant, Charles Clark and Bob avie.

Among the guests were Dr. Fulton Abercrombie, Miss Mildred Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shin-pock and others, i DEB-ETTES CLUB IS ENTERTAINED The Deb-Ettes Club met recently at the home of Miss Ruth Clem. Plans were completed for a luncheon to be given Dec.

17 at the Highland Terrace Gardpn. Refreshments were served to Misses Betty Beavers, Betty Mackey, Betty Gray, Martha Conwell, Ruth Clem, Mair Clyde Deaver, Sarah Almon. Elizabeth Ann Balm. Bernice Coke. Phyllis Harrison and the club sponsor, Mrs, Austin F.

Beavers The next meeting will be Thursday. Dec. 15, at the home of Miss Bci nice Cox. COMMITTEES NAMED BY TARRANT P. T.

A. Mrs. John Kimmons, president, was in charge of the executive MANY MERRY BREAKFASTS of crip, golden-brown, perfectly baked waffle await the lucky peron who receive Electric Waffle Iron thia Chriatmai! Clean! Smoke-le! Equipped with heat indicator that eliminate gueaswork from I PRICE, $4.95 CASH, or $5.45 on terms of 50c down, 50c monthly. Cage $1.00 Sland $1.25 GRANDEST GIFT OF ALL is the modern Electric Range, which delights the homemakers heart with its cleanliness, speed, accuracy, convenience, economy and superiority in cooking results. Electrically cooked food is more nourishing, too, so the whole family benefits by the gift of an Electric Range.

ELECTRIC RANGES ARE NOW BEING OFFERED ON TERMS AS LOW AS $4.50 MONTHLY. Guaranteed singers, Imported Hartz Mountain Choppers and St. Andrcas-burg Rollers that are guaranteed to sing. MANY MERRY BREAKFASTS of crisp, golden-brown, perfectly baked waffles await the lucky persons who receive Electric Waffle Irons this Christmas! Clean! Smokeless! Equipped with heat indicator that eliminates guesswork rt from waffle baking. Floor Lamp "BRIGHT" GIFT IDEA is the gift of I.

E. S. Better Sight Lamps for "Light Conditioning the home. Theres an I. E.

S. Lamp for every purpose nowadays. Your choice of an endless variety of styles, bases and shades. This "Sandel 3-2-1 Floor Lamp is finished in either ivory or bronze and has a handsome parchment shade. PRICE, $9 CASH, or $9.95 on terms of $1 down, $1 monthly.

$5.98 DOG MDS Stand $2.25 THE GIFT OF GOOD HEALTH i m- bodied in the Portable Electric Cooker; cook food in it own juice, thereby retaining health-giT-ing vitamin which ere lost in old fashioned cooking method. Accommodates a complete family meal all at one time. Plug into ordinary electric outlet. More than 10,000 Birmingham families ere now enjoying these cookers! Reg. 9.95 Value Bird Cages The finest assortment of Hendryx Bird Cage and aland.

more than 30 models from which you may choose. Priced from $100 to $12.90. Over a hundred canaries for your choice. We will deliver them tor you on Christmas Eve. IMPRESSIVE IN LOOKS AND PERFORM A but quite modest in price, is this General Electric Coffee Maker.

Gleaming glass bowls; black japanned stove with decorative chrome-plate bands. 7-cup capacity. PRICE $2.98 CASH, or $3.25 on terms of 50c down, 50c monthly. NEW SHIPMENT NEW STYLES NEW COLORS All Complete With $0 25 to $.95 'T'hESE ARE JUST a FEW TYPICAL ITEMS from the complete stocks of Electric Appliances now on display throughout Birmingham. Buy from your favorite store, or at any Beco showroom, or through any Beco talesman or other employe.

WE'LL HELP YOU SHOP FOR ELECTRIC APPLIANCES! Just phone 3 -Mil, Extension S6, and tell a Beco Home Service Advisor what style of appliance you want and where you wish it purchased! OS 6-way, with heavy base. Beautifully finis d. Complete with silk shade. See Other Model Now on Display (Houaawara Fourth Floor) PI11TZ PHONE 3-7264 2205 2nd N. BIRMINGHAM ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity Does Se Much Costs So IMW Another executive meeting of this body will be held Friday at the school to hear Mayor Roy Ingram on civic matter..