Kingsport Times-News du lieu suivant : Kingsport, Tennessee • 18

Living In Rogersville Miss Crawford, Virgil Mallett Mrs. Virgil Lee Mallett Wed At Bride's Parent's Home The wedding of Miss Louise Crawford and Virgil Lee Mallett was solemnized Saturday, Dec. 24, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Crawford, Route 4.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mallett, Rogersville, Route. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. J.

W. Gott. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore 8 blue suit with navy accessories. Her corsage was wool dress with navy and red ACcessories and a corsage of carnations. Rondall Kestner, Kingsport, served as best man.

A reception was given following the wedding. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Jasper Strickler, Mrs. Carlee Hammond, Miss Wilma Ruth Barr and Miss Mildred Barr, all of Kingsport. The bride is a graduate of Sullivan High and Witney's School of Business.

Mr. Mallett is a graduate' of Surgoinsville High Both are employed at Bor- white orchid. den Mills Inc. Mrs. Carlee Hammond of Kings- The newlweds are making their port, Route 4, was her sister's ma- home with the bridegroom's partron of honor.

She wore a navy ents. Mrs. Franklin Ramey Former Miss Ilene Snapp Miss Ilene Snapp Becomes Bride Of Franklin Ramey Miss Ilene Snapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Snapp, 2342 Edgewood became the bride of Franklin Ramey, son Mr. and Mrs. James K. Ramey of Surgoinsville on Saturday, January 14.

The double ring ceremony was performed at the home of the ofticiating minister, the Rev. Freeman Wright, pastor of Glenwood Baptist Church, Kingsport. The bride chose for her wedding a white wool dress with black accessories. A corsage of red carnations completed her ensemble. Mrs.

Ramey attended Sullivan High School and is now an employe of Borden Mills. The bridegroom is a graduate of Rye Cove High School and is employed at Motor Sales Co. The newlyweds are residing. in Kingsport. FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY Since 1918 Main Near Cherokee PHONE CI7-7191 LOANS Compare! Save! Cash 18 Month Cash 18 Month You Provision You Provision Receive For Payment Receive For Payment $195.28 8.00 532.44 $34.00 250.56 16.00 861.30 55.00 407.16 26.00 1409.40 90.00 LOANS UP TO $2000 Phone: Circle 5-3137 for your loan today! COMMUNITY FINANCE THRIFT CORPORATION OF KINGSPORT 218 East Market Street Phone: Circle 5-3137 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES PAY PER ANNUM TIMES-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS Golden Rule Is Main Guide To Mental Health "Mental health is achieved essentially by common sense and following the Golden Rule," Mrs.

Edward Kane told members of Lynn View High School ParentTeacher Association. The social worker spoke to the group at their monthly meeting this week. "It takes positive thinking and honesty. to bring out the best. in a Mrs.

Kane continued. She also pointed out some of the steps being taken in the state to promote mental health. A piano solo given by Jimmie Catron. Mrs. Lowell Brobeck led the devotional.

A rummage sale will be given Friday to raise funds for new choir robes, it was announced. Members were also reminded of the kick-off dinner for the evaluation committee from the Southern Association of Colleges a and Secondary Schools to be given Feb. 6. Sponsored by the school and PTA, the dinner will be attended by faculty members and guests. ESA Plans Feb.

Sweetheart Ball Mrs. 1 Nile R. Heermans was hostess to the Epsilon Sigma Alpha home in quarters of Holsorority Tuesday, evening at her ston Ordnance Works, Area B. This was the monthly social meeting, and following the program, Miss Billie Jo Russell, president, presided over a special business session which had been called for the purpose of completing the plans for the Sweetheart Ball to be sponsored by the sorority February 4, at the Kingsport Civic Auditortum. All ballots for the Sweetheart of E.S.A., who will be crowned at the ball, are to be submitted to Mrs.

Hermans, sponsor and counselor. Members who were not present are requested to mail their marked ballots; or call Mrs. Hermans. Several hundred bids mailed out, and tickets to the ball may be bought at the door. An invitation from the state president, Mrs.

Alex Beckmann, to attend a meeting in Johnson City Tuesday evening, was accepted and representatives were appointed. At that time various sororities will report their plans for participation in the program for the State E.S.A. Convention to be held in Johnson City in March. Mrs. Hermans served refreshments to her guests, who, in addition to Miss Russell, included Mrs.

Jack Booher, Mrs. Nick Deskins, Mrs. Bill Glover, Mrs. Eugene Ketron, Mrs. Harvey Prichard, Mrs.

Maurice Whittamore, and Miss Charlie Middleton. Springdale Club Names Officers Williams was elected president of Springdale Community Club at recent meeting Other officers named were Mrs. J. C. Benton, vice president; Mrs.

Loyd Johnson, secretary; Charles Hamblen, treasurer; Mrs. A. M. Lady, devotional chairman; Mrs. LeRoy Light, hostess chairman.

President Williams, using as his topic, "Let's Make the Most of the New Year," gave the devotional. Mrs. Lady, outgoing president, presided over the business session. Dr. Pete C.

Palasota Psychiatrist To Speak To PTA Mrs. Clay Hensley prior to her marriage Dec. 30 at Gate City First Baptist Church, was Miss Bonita Robinette of Church Hill, Rt. 3. The Rev.

Lester Ferguson officiated. The newlyweds will live at Church Hill, Rt. 4. She is employed at West Ridge Grocery, Church Hill, while the bridegroom is an employe of Peoples' Oil Kingsport. Beatrice Fairfax Says: Wife Has More Than Ample Justification For Divorcing Man Dear Beatrice Fairfax: Five years ago, when my husband was in Texas in the Air Force, I could not take my little boy, then 4, and go to join him, as I was expecting another child shortly.

Instead, my husband was to come home when the baby was born and take all of us back with him when the baby was old enough to travel. But instead of coming home, he wrote me 8 letter asking me to sue him for divorce. He said he knew neither his parents nor I would approve the things he had been doing -drinking, gambling, lost all the money he had saved and got a 17-year-old girl in trouble. The reason he wanted a divorce was so he could marry this girl. I wrote and told him I would neither sue him nor give him 8 divorce.

So then he sued me, say: ing that I had refused to come and live with him. His parents got me a lawyer who proved that everything my husband said was false, and his suit was thrown out of court. He has not written to any of us since then, except to send his parents three announcements of babies born to him and this girl. His parents are very good to the children and me, and my fatherin-law told me that, when he was gone, his son's share of what he has will go to my two boys. They do not want me to get a divorce, though.

HAD TO ACCEPT PUBLIC ASSISTANCE When my allotment from the government suddenly stopped, I found out that my husband had been discharged from the Air Force. I swore out a warrant for him, but was told they didn't know where to start hunting for him. So had to go on public assistance in order to live and take care of my two children, and have just $64 month to do everything on. Now I would like to get a divorce, because there is 8 doctor here in town who seems to be interested in me and my children. He has never been married, and I think he would go with me if I had my divorce.

He takes my oldest boy around with him when he come here and play games with him in the evening, and gave both boys many lovely gifts this past Christmas. But with only $64 month, and no chance of earning anything myself, with the children to care for, how can I get my divorce? One lawyer told me it would cost $185, and another said $165. Sue Ann Dear Sue Ann: In my opinion, you surely have more than ample justification for divorcing your husband and freeing yourself so that might have a chance to find happiness with someone else. As for how the legal action can be financed, I see two possible ways. ARRANGE MATTERS SO YOU CAN WORK The first would be to find out 11 you cannot make some arrangements to have the children taken care of while you go to work.

There is hardly any town, today, that doesn't have a daytime nursery of some sort to care for. the children of working mothers. Perhaps, too, since your husband's parents are so sympathetic toward you, they might be persuaded to see the matter your way and give you some financial help. The other possibility is to seek help from the Legal Aid Society, 8 national organization with branches all over the country, which, in many types of legal difficulty, comes to the aid of those who cannot afford to engage a private lawyer. If you would like to have the address of the branch of this organization nearest you, so that you could get in touch with them and ask if your case is a type they would be willing to take on, send me a letter giving me your name and address and I will forward it to you.

Nice for a snack: Start by washing and coring a red-skinned apple. Cut the apple into rounds and dip in pineapple or orange juice. Make sandwiches of two apple rounds and one round of cheddar cheese. Serve with salted makes professional calls, likes to nuts and good hot coffee. Lunch Specials Good For The Day Listed MONDAY, 23rd TUESDAY, 24th Large Bowl Your Choice Cut Of Home Made Homemade Pie Vegetable Soup 10c 7c Reg.

15c Cut WEDNESDAY, 25th THURSDAY, 26th One-Fourth Steamed Pork Chop with Golden Brown Sauer Kraut Fried Chicken en Casserole 32c 23c FRIDAY, 27th SATURDAY, 28th Tuna Fish Hot Roast Beef Croquette with with Brown Sandwich and Pea Sauce Gravy Potatoes Creamy White 24c 27c MACK RAY'S CAFETERIA 112 E. Market Street Dr. Pete C. Palasota, a psy. chiatrist who opened practice in Kingsport in July 1955, will be the guest speaker at the Ross N.

Robinson Junior High PTA meeting Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Palasota's topic will be "Emotional Problems of the Adolescent." He will also welcome a general question, answer, and discussion period following his talk. Dr. Palasota is a graduate of University of Texas, Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas.

He is a Navy veteran of World War IL. After graduation from medical school, he went into the Air Force and there did specialty work in psychiatry and electroencephalography. After returning from service he did work at the University of Texas Medical Branch before going into private practice here in Kingsport. He is married and has two children. Mrs.

Robert Perry McClain At Home On Dale Street Pleasant View Baptist Is Scene of Rites For Miss Baxter, R. P. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry Mc-1 Clain, who were married December 30, are now making their home at 930 Dale St.

The Rev. Ralph Cooke performed the ceremony at Pleasant View Baptist Church. The bride is the former Miss Virginia Mae Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baxter, Forest View Road.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Finley McClain of Blountville. PRINTING DEVELOPING KINGSPORT CAMERA SHOP 208 Cherokee St. 6-Hour Service In at 10, Out at 4 Mrs.

McClain is a junior at Ketron High School, while the bridegroom is employed by Quick-Way Machine Co. FURNACES OIL COAL WINKLER OIL HEAVY DUTY WINKLER FLOOR FURNACE STEEL FURNACES 00.000 BTU Complete With: Fan Prices From Cireniating Forced Draft Fam $240.00 to $350.00 Safety Switch Automatio Controls Completely installed Clean-Out Rod In 5 or 6-Room Houses INSTALLED COMPLETE Have Your Furnace Cleaned With 280-Gallon Serviced NOW! FREE ESTIMATE INSPECTION Free Estimate Inspection NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS- UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY SOUTHERN SHEET METAL WORKS 334 E. Sullivan St. Dial Circle 5-4241 Cleanup Sale SALE STARTS MONDAY What's Left of Odd Lots in Fall and Winter Shoes 1 TABLE CASUALS 497 No All Sales Refunds Values to 10.95 Final 1 TABLE DRESS SHOES AND STREET SHOES 685 Values to 13.95 214 E. Center Bothers of JANUARY FABRIC CLEARANCE Fabrics for drapes, slip covers, bedspreads, consisting of ANTIQUE SATIN, BARKS, GLOSHEEN and CHINTZ.

Sale Starts Monday. GROUP NO.1 GROUP NO. 2 Long Lengths Short Lengths (as is) Off Off Special Group Of Quilted Chintz and Glosheen Off PIECE GOODS and DRAPERY 3rd FLOOR W.B.GREENEFO IN Ca USE CHARGA- YOUR ThE Best Place to Get It' PLATE.