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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 70

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a a A RECENT BRIDE. Mrs. Carl E. Carlson, who before her recent marriage was Miss Genieve Wehmeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Wehmeyer of Creighton, Mo. The ceremony took place at the First Baptist church in Kansas City. Mr. Carlson is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Carlson of (Harron-Johnson photograph). Sanders and Mrs. John Henry Hoover, vice-chairman and secretary respectively, will be assisted by following committee members: Mrs. Frank E.

Shelden, Mrs. Galen Spencer, Torrance, Mrs. Dwight E. Williams, Mrs. Herbert H.

Wilson and Mrs. E. Kemper Carter. The Christmas program will feature the Wyandotte high school choir, Miss Margaret Theis, director. Others on the program will be Mrs.

Dorothy Rowley, organist; Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson Vaughan, soprano; Miss Elizabeth Puckett, pianist, and Mr. Leigh Havens, organist. The Council of Clubs will have a business meeting at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning at the Girls Hotel. Mrs.

Harold Fox will be the soloist and Mrs. J. S. Jackson, the accompanist. Mrs.

Wayne McDonald, in costume, will read "A Spanish Christmas." Mrs. Fred A. Lamb, president, will preside. The Kansas City Garden club will hold its regular meeting at 900 Linwood boulevard tomorrow. For the morning study Mrs.

Fred West will discuss broad leaf evergreens. Mr. David White will be the afterADVERTISEMENT. BUY- LINES by Nancy Sasser Club Notes. 22 0.

The Kansas City Young Matrons will meet tomorrow at the clubE. Campbell will instruct the parlihouse 5100 Street. Mrs. James amentary law class o'clock. Mr.

Erasmus T. Beall will illustrate his talk "Christmas Decorations In the Home" with several interesting arrangements. Following the luncheon, Dr. Hansbro will speak on a "Cancer: Its Nature, Diagnosis and Treatment." The choral class directed by Mr. Francis C.

Preuitt will meet at 2 o'clock. The Richard Cabot club will meet tomorrow at the home of Miss Belle Hormell, 30 West Fifty-second street. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. The History and Literature club will meet Tuesday of Mrs. W.

Marion Edwards for their Christmas party and program. Mrs. H. S. Byrkit will be assisting hostess.

The Book Chat club will meet at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday at the Hotel Continental. Mr. Jack King and Mr. Floyd Chronaister will have charge of 'program. The Rev.

then Herbert H. Duenow will give a book review. The board of managers of the women's division of the Hotel Greeters of America will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Ann Hurley, treasurer, 436. West Forty-seventh street.

Mrs. Ralph Hildebrant is president. The Kansas City Musical club will have a musical program and tea at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow at the Kansas City Art Institute, in honor of Mrs. John A. Whittaker, chairman of the education and philanthropic department of the club, the members of her committee and the teachers who represent the club in the five community centers.

Mrs. David Lovett, chairman of the tea and courtesy committee; Mrs. Guy W. Johnson, co-chairman, and Mrs. Ray F.

Moseley, vice-chairman, will preside at the tea table and will be assisted the following members: sea James Neal Foster, John A. whit Whittaker. To and. assist: Grant, Mrs. L.

Marcell Mrs. Mrs. Paul Burke, Mrs. Guilford C. Ford, Mrs.

Charles G. Hanson, Mrs. Ira Layton Fitzer, Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mrs. Francis Mathews, Mrs.

Walter North, Mrs. Sam E. Roberts and Mrs. Leslie J. Ryer.

Mrs. Emil Sees is chairman of the reception committee. The hospitality committee with Mrs. Herbert M. Swarthout, chairman; Mrs.

Robert D. ADVERTISEMENT. Weekly Advertising Column of Things New and Interesting. NEW YORK, N. Dec.

4th-Here's my tip for a man's gift this Christmas! I'm giving men on my list the world's finest gift of its kind COURTLEY Toiletries. Men say "bless your heart" every time they use COURTLEY for these handsome containers appeal to a man's good taste. while the toiletries selves give him a clean, superbly masculine, confident air. I'm giving many men the COURTLEY 2-piece DeLuxe Set (Shave Bowl and After Shave Lotion), only $3.75, plus tax. There's no finer gift for a man so give COURTLEY yourself.

In better stores everywhere -in a variety of colors, sets and items for every taste and purse. To be loved you must first be lovable 80 keep your hair ably soft and lovely way men adore it! The secret? Just pamper her youth locks with TONI Creme Shampoo for this wonderful lanolin shampoo gives you shampooing even in hardest water! Discovered by the makers of TONI Home Permanent, it "whips up" into oceans of creamy, soapless lather and rinses away dandruff instantly leaving hair so clean it fairly sparkles with natural, sparkling highlights, and shimmering softness. Try TONI Creme Shampoo soon. One good laugh deserves another and another and another! And when they're all in one good movie--together with some fresh, delightful romance--then, the movie to see! It's RKO'S "HOLIDAY AFFAIR," which I've been telling all my friends about-that love-and-laugh hit, starring Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh and Wendell Corey! When Bob makes love, extra special entertainment treat both for the audience and the lucky young lady in his arms! You'll enjoy "HOLIDAY sure take your heart for a very, merry sleigh ride! Watch the movie pages for name of theatre and opening date! It'll be right near Christmas Save your pennies while you "save" your 1 teeth teeth. brushing How? your By regularly with ARM HAMMER or COW BRAND Baking for just a little on your brush helps prevent the growth of acid-forming bacteria, uthaas may safe as cause it is tooth effective, this wonderful dentifrice is acceptable to the Council on Dental Therapeutics of the American Dental Association yet it costs only a few pennies a box! Helps rinse away food particles and keep your mouth sweet 'n' fresh when used with water as a mouth wash, too so get ARM HAMMER or COW BRAND Baking Soda today! Speaking of rewards.

80 many people are being helped to life's best rewards Health and Happiness! How? By a simple switch from coffee or tea to POSTUM, if they're caffein-susceptibles. For example, Mr. Michael Redman of Portland, Oregon, writes: "Since switching to POSTUM, my nervousness and sleeplessness have stopped. My whole appearance has changed for the better!" You see, while some people can drink coffee or tea without ill-effect, others suffer "coffee nerves," indigestion, sleeplessness. Take my drink POSTUM for 30 days.

See if you don't feel better, sleep better, look better! Look for INSTANT POSTUM in the handy glass jar at your Grocer's! Let's face facts. even if you aren't "talented" with your hands, you can still give yourself a permanent. That is, of course, IF you use TONI Home Permanent with new Spin Curlers for these patented, allplastic curlers grip, spin and lock with a flick o' the finger now winding curls is twice as easy--twice as fast! And remember gentle TONI lotion is different! An gentle formula with results exclusives the only lotion that has given more than 67 million lovely, longlasting waves. So have the softest, most natural-looking wave ever--get the special TONI Combination, Kit Spin with Curlers new $1 today. Refill A $3 value only $2.29.

The Christmas season ahead so don't let a painful corn spoil all the fun for you. What's my suggestion? At the first, sign of reddened, sore toes, DR. SCHOLL'S Zino-pads because these thin, protective, soothing, cushioning pads instantly end agonizing shoe friction and lift pressure. They actually stop corns before they start to develop but if you already have corns, the medications each reparate, quickly remove them. And when you buy DR.

Zino-pads, get DR. SCHOLL'S Foot Powder, too. It soothes and refreshes your feet while it a a guards against unpleasant odor and Athlete's Foot! Be sure to specify DR. SCHOLL'S. "signals" endless shopping tours It's annoying enough to catch a cold but don't let it go doin on your chest for then it may cause many aches and pains! At the first sign use MUSTEROLE because this stimulating rub does more than just relieve that "achy" feeling it also helps check the irritation! If it doesn't, play safe see your Doctor! You'll find MUSTEROLE brings prompt relief from rheumatic, lumbago and neuritis pains, too so get it in all 3 strengths Regular and Extra for the grown-ups, Mild for "tiny tots!" The dream of every woman skin that feels good and looks good, too.

Know how to make that dream come true? It's easy just use CHAMBERLAIN'S Clear Lotion regularly. It leaves your skin wonderfully soft, smooth and lovely minus that heavy, sticky feeling most lotions give. CHAMBERLAIN'S guards against water, weather, wind and work, too, clear, light, delicately fragrant lotion before going outdoors or performing indoor chores. But if you forget, rub 1t on lavishly afterwards, for it quickly soothes and smoothes rough, you'll chapped, trritated skin! Once you try CHAMBERLAIN'S Clear Lotion, agree it makes your skin feel good and look good, tool THE KANSAS CITY STAR, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949. will hold the annual parents dinner at 7 o'clock tomorrow night at Indian Hills Country club.

The hostesses will be Mrs. A. E. Weltner, Mrs. G.

H. Frieling, Mrs. Donald Ellis and Mrs. John F. Bell.

The Tampa Hughes chapter of the Kansas City Delphian society will meet at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at the Woman's City Club. Mrs. C. H. Steele, hostess director, will be assisted by Mrs.

Fred C. Trigg, Mrs. R. C. Pinkham, Mrs.

B. H. Pfaff, Mrs. John L. Bevers, Mrs.

Ray M. Houdek and Mrs. Irving Hirsch. no Clubs The Federation will board of meet of Child at managers the Conservation home of the of Mrs. E.

S. Ballinger, 639 East Seventieth street. Luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. Rush, president, will preside. The Kansas City Alumnae asso- BOYS' REINDEER SWEATERS All Wool Slipons or Cardigan Sizes 2 to 12....

$298 TINY TOTS' SHOP 3909 Main Open Evenings -Disk YOUR HOME SCENTS HOLIDAY PINE FRAGRANCE JUST LIFT THE CAP NO WICK TO PULL NO SPRAY TO SETTLE NON- TIP BOTTLE AIR Disk ONLY Pine Scented AIR DEODORIZER KILLS HOUSEHOLD ODORS INSTALL A YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN TODAY SEE YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN STORE 831 Minn. 3106 Main 5520 St. John FI. 4661 JE. 3969 CH.

4374 SPECIAL CLEARANCE OF JUST 29 FOR COATS PERSIAN LAMB. RUSSIAN MARMOT LABRADOR SEAL NO. BK. MUSKRAT. VALUES TO 395.00 177" (EVERY LOWENTHAL FUR GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEARS) SMALL A FULL DEPOSIT RESERVES YEAR CHOICE 210 E.

11th St. TO PAY noon speaker, using "Winter Abroad" as his subject. Mrs. Donald Sturgis will give a demonstration on the Christmas wrappings. Christmas music will be presented by Mrs.

Ward Martin, Mrs. G. R. Foster, Mrs. J.

W. Flynn and Mrs. R. K. Phipps, accompanist.

Little Show will consist of Christmas boxes and wrappings. The Drury College Mothers club will have a luncheon at 1 o'clock Wednesday at the Business and Women's. club. For reservations call JAckson 6022. The annual Christmas party of the Pi Beta Phi Mother's club of the University of Missouri will be held at 12:30 o'clock Thursday at the home of Mrs.

Frank B. Leitz. The assisting hostesses will be, Mrs. Monroe O. Falls and Mrs.

Ralph S. Casford. The Phi Delta Theta fraternity Mother's club of the University of Kansas will give their Christmas party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Clark R. Churchill.

The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Ellis Fountain, Mrs. Clarence McQuire, Mrs. J. R.

Owens, and Mrs. F. C. Orr. Mrs.

Irvin Danneberg is president. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mother's club for the University of Kansas 4 The most smilewinning of all Xmas gifts See our amazing selection of coats and "little furs" OPEN THURS. EVE. WILDE STEINBACHER Furriers 1110 McGee DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TERRIFIC WOOLEN SALE! Reduced in Time for Christmas-Time Sewing Wool Fabrics at Tremendous Savings 49 yd. Wool Worsted Check this Wool one.

Plaid All Wool Plantation Gabardines TWEEDS Green, Black. Jackets, etc. Yd. green, grey. 54-inch.

Grey, 295 Sport Plaids for Shirts, blue, Brown, 54-inch tan, black, 169 Big Bold Reg. 5.95 yd. Yd. Reg. 2.98 yd.

I Reg. 2.35 yd. Yd. All Wool WOOL WOOL CREPES Worsted Checks COVERTS 54-Inch. 54-Inch.

54-Inch. Ruby Wine, Green 250 Blue, Brown. Red, Green. 295 only. Yd.

Reg. 4.98 yd. Yd. Reg. 3.95 yd.

Yd. Check the one Wool Sample Cuts 1,500 Yds. Wool RemClearance Sale nants Clearance Sale Crepe-Back Satins Teal, Brown, Price Price 119 Very Special. Reg. $3 to $8 Yd.

Values While Quantities Last! Wine, Black, From Hurry! Navy. Yd. Yd. Mall Orders Promptly -Send for Free Samples Nor -Kay Woolen 715 ARMOUR ROAD NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. Take North Kansas City bus on 11th, between Grand and Walnut, or at 10th and Main.

Rapid service direct to our doors. EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Prempt Service--Guaranteed Work MIDLAND CREDIT JEWELERS 1232 Main St. will meet Sunday at the home of Mrs. Albert Haas, 1025 West Sixtyfirst street, for 12:30 o'clock luncheon. Mrs.

Laclede Lientz" will be the assisting hostess. The Ivanhoe Circle of the Federation of Child Conservation clubs will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Clarence Brown, 7541 McGee street. Mrs. J.

W. Fritz and Mrs. E. J. Wolf, assisting hostesses.

Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock, followed by Christmas party. Mrs. H. Green, pres- ciation of Alpha Delta Pi will 1 meet at 6:30 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Rex Simpson, 615 East Seven street.

The program be presented by Mrs. Minnie Skinner. The Maywood Mercy Hospital Club of The Childrens Mercy Hospital will hold 1 its final business meeting for the year Wednesday following a 12:30 luncheon at Nurse Hall. Mrs. W.

R. Fisher, president will preside. The Hostesses: Mrs. H. C.

Davis and Mrs. J. W. Gwin. Work on the club sewing project will start at 10:30 o'clock.

The Alpha Chi Omega Mother's club of the University of Kansas CAMP Supports for improved posture Scientifically designed to lift the abdomen and support the back. You'll feel better and look in a Camp! Prices from $7.50 Graduate Camp fitters to give you personal attention. Mail orders solicited. Phone VI. 2350 W.E.

ISLE CO. 2nd Floor, 1121 Grand Ave. ident, will preside. Bests JEWELRY 3928 MAIN For Diamonds OPEN EVENINGS EL REDUCE You Must One Visit Is All You need to wear the 1950 styles (skirts that is) you never thought could be for you. "Hip Rocker" does it in one visit HOLIDAY SPECIAL THIS MONTH ONLY OFFERED ONCE A YEAR Saves Course need not be taken until January.

December 24 last day to sign up. The Tart. System NOW LOCATED 424 ALAMEDA ROAD 2ND FLOOR, ESPLANADE BLDG. COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA JE. 4771 Natural if Bridge Shoes FIT NATURALLY $9.95 (soft black calf) Exciting New Styles Fine Craftsmanship.

Built-in Arch Comfort. Buy Christmas Bonds Customer size recorded. BROWN'S Arnold A STETSON GLOVE Shoe Shop N.W.Cor. MAGEE Ar ST. ViI7.77 Complete OPTICAL Service Dr.W.C.

Crowe REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST IN CHARGE HURST'S Diamond Shopi Corner 13th and Main For her this Christmas A LOVELY KITCHENAIDER to replace her old-fashioned sink! STRIKE the perfect holiday note! the many -saving features noGive her a lasting holiday from kitchen splash bowls, big drainboards, aciddrudgery -a "White Christmas" that resistant one -piece porcelain- enamel won't pass with the Christmas season! top, swinging mixing -faucet, handy Come in soon to see features that will these white- rinse spray, wonderful storage space enameled steel beauties in our showgive her more room. See how the attractive lines and time for leisure. gleaming finish of our three new de- Low price low payments! signs can turn any kitchen into a room Give her a lovely Kitchenaider-delivfor pleasant living make the holi- ery whenever convenient a giftday last all year! wrapped plastic miniature for under the Give her easier "homework" tree! You can start her dream kitchen Your whole family will enjoy a lifetime -this -for only a FEW gift like this. And she'll love you for DOLLARS A MONTH! ONLY STEEL BY MULLINS A MONTH Kitchens $639 World's Largest Makers of Kitchen: SEND FOR FREE TOWNLEY METAL HARDWARE CO. 200 WALNUT, KANSAS CITY, Dept.

203 Please send me free booklet on how I can modernize my kitchen the money-saving Youngstown way. NAME ADDRESS CITY State. SEE YOUR NEAREST YOUNGSTOWN DEALER KANSAS CITY, KANSAS Strasser Hardware. Dorman Plumbing Co. The Youngstown Kitchen Store '914 S.

W. Blvd. J0. 5858 1023 East 18th Street -VI. 4656 3106 Main 3969-JE.

1533 Cousins, Inc. White's Appliance The Jones Store Co. The Youngstown Kitchen Store 50 Highway Belinder Rd-KE. 4785 1723 Quindaro DR. 4894 12th Main-GR.

5050 5520 St. John- 4773 Custom Sheet Metal Youngstown Kitchen Store 31st Troost-JE. St. 5050 Zahner Manufacturing Co. 4201 Victory Highway-Fl.

0880 831 Minnesota-FI. 4661 5314 412 W. 75th 2388 0511 1215 Walnut-HA. 1545 Drew Central Hardware AT. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Kansas City Stove Electric Co.

INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI Indep. 1010 4260 4600 Troest-LO. 5300 Feingold Furniture Co. A. B.

C. Contracting Co. Lewis Plumbing Co. Regina Electric Co. 521 Kansas -DR.

6779 3621 St. John-BE. 6950 412 East 31st-VA. 3333 202 North Liberty--GL. 7852 Jones Store Company 2308 Harry Anchors Company Mehornay Furniture Co.

RAYTOWN, MISSOURI 914 -AT. 424 Locust-HA. 0843-HA. 0844 1101 McGee-VI. 3366 W.

W. Mack Lumber Co. Cash Bargain Lumber Co. Rainen Furniture Co. Raytown Appliance Company 25th Metropolitan-FA.

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