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TWENTY-NINE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1955 THE IIRMINGHAM NEWS 4 iiiiyr-flitllips 60 Years of QUALITY 1 I Howard faculty wives will meet Antiques and Gracious Living will be the theme of discussion when the Howard College Faculty Wives Club meets Friday. Miss Frances Oliver, an authority on antiques, will exhibit and discuss her collection of antiques which includes a collection of 17th Century porcelain. The meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Fuller Manly, 815 Essex-rd. Miss Oliver has made a lifetime hobby of antique collecting and has just returned from an antique buying trip in New England.

This year the club is meeting in some of Birmingham's most attractive homes. Mrs. Harwell G. Davis is president of the Howard College Faculty Wives Club. Baby talk Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Allen (Doris Riggan) announce the arrival of a daughter, Melinda Lee, Nov. 12. i a .0 Zonta birthday banquet Among those who had leading roles in the anniversary celebration of the Birmingham Zonta Club Tuesday night at Vestavia Country Club were Miss Merle Tamblyn, co-chairman of the banquet committee; Miss Fehr Fow- ler, club president; Mrs Conrad Wesselhoeft Jr, in charge of reservations, and Mrs.

Mary Allison, banquet chairman. History traced at dinner Zonta marks two birthdays imported wool tweed skirts 'v BY MARTHA ALEXANDER News staff writer The story of Zonta of serv- ice. faith, friendship, personal integrity was unfolded Tues- day night at a banquet marking the 15th anniversary of Birmingham Zonta. the 3Gth year of Zonta International. and professions.

She discussed Zonta a i and introduced other officers of the local club. Mrs. Elizabeth May Davey gave histories of both the international and Birmingham Zonta organizations. She mentioned many projects of the local group, including the equipping of a recreational room at Fort McClellan and a library at the YWCA, the establishment of scholarships and the present long range project of sponsoring a women's ward at Bryce Hospital. Mrs.

Minnie McNeill Carr lighted the candles of the birthday cake as Mrs. Marjorie Peebles listed further objectives of Zonta. Both are past presidents of the club. OTHER PAST presidents recognized at the meeting were Mrs. Roberta McNeal, immediate past district governor; Miss Nina Miglionico.

Mrs. Frances It was a festive birthday package the local Zontians shared with their guests at Vestavia Country Club. Symbolizing its gay wrappings were the bright table decorations. Its contents was loaded with the talent of a number of this area's outstanding young artists. Included in the entertainment program wore songs by Andrew Gainey of the faculty of the Birmingham Conservatory of Music: a dramatic reading by Mrs.

Ramona Allison of the Howard College faculty; and dance skits by Gage Bush, Jackie Wells. Bonnie Corson and Bentley Rotton of the Birmingham Civic Ballet with Katherine Clark, ballet mistress, as narrator. MISS FEHR FOWLER, president. pointed out that membership in Zonta carried "honor, distinction as it is composed of executive women in business P. Yeilding, Dr.

Ruth Berry, Miss Lucy Pittman, Mrs. Augusta Sledge, Mrs. Margaret Woodruff, Mrs. Lillian Meade, Mrs. Vivian Stanford and Mrs.

Edna Cullom. Charter members present were Mrs. Peebles, Miss Miglionico, Mrs. Sarah Montgomery Hagan, Mrs. Edith Barnett anil Mrs.

Carr. Decorated in a harvest motiff were the long banquet tables at which the 100 members and guests ere seated. On the speakers table were arrangements of brilliant bird of paradise. chrysanthemums and roses. Serving as program chairman was Mrs.

Yeilding; music chairman, Mrs. Carr; decorating chairman, Mrs. Hagan. Miss Margaret Miller gave the invocation. Special guests included 15 members of Tuscaloosa Zonta Club which was organized by the Birmingham unit.

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Hostesses at brunch Members of the Mill Brooke Garden Club entertained friends with a brunch and fashion show Tuesday at the Birmingham Country Club. Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson III (center) shows one of the arrangements used at the brunch to Mrs. Hugh Craig (left) and Mrs.

George Holmes. club meetings will be at the club meetings will Redmont Hotel. Civic Ballet child matinee high on list of holiday treats ESE ft ,23223 P.S. For lighter waxing on linoleum and wood, Betsy uses Bruce Floor Cleaner. High on the list of Birmingham's holiday highlights is the childrens matinee performance of the Civic Ballet on Dec.

17 at the Temple Theater. The Womens Civic Club is sponsoring the program, which Perfect for giving! Personal accessories. both pretty and practical! mmW trickettes by Weisner OF MIAMI will include the "Sleeping Beauty and "Firebird ballets. Mrs. Russell M.

Poole is the club's chairman for the event. A ticket comimttee appointed at a meeting of the club board on Tuesday consists of Mrs. N. W. Hoffman, Mrs.

Charles E. Courtney, Mrs. Stephen A. Cruce, Mrs. Sidney A.

Johnson, Mrs. Frank O'Hear, Mrs. George Jacobsen, Mrs. Earle Conwell and Mrs. Thomas McNiekle.

MEMBERS OF THE sponsoring organization also wil be on duty as hostesses at the theater from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Dr. O. B. Sanstury of the Ensley Methodist Church will speak at the Womens Civic Club meeting at 12:30 p.m.

next Tuesday at the Tutwiler Hotel. Past presidents of the club will be honored guests. Music will be presented by Andrew Gainey and Hugh Thomas, and dramatic readings will be given by Joyce Savage. Mrs. Frank Philabert is program chairman.

Articles made by the blind at Talladega will be on sale. Mrs. Dudley Vaughn was named special projects chairman. Mrs. Howard Lester was appointed chairman for assistance to the Boys' Industrial School.

A resolution was passed calling for nominating the Womens Civic Club president in the annual Woman of the Year competition. New members of the club are Mrs. B. Wade Owens, Mrs. Robert E.

Galloway, Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs. Elbert R.

Smith, Mrs. Hugh A. Neville, Mrs. E. R.

Norris, Mrs. Inos Heard, Mrs. Martin P. Klyce and Mrs. Curtis Green.

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