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TEEN-TALK Girls Are Warned Against Summer Time Romances rpHlS is the time of the year -L when the nicest girls get the silliest crushes. Old Mr. Sunshine "can give the sallowcst looking youth a healthy coat of tan Which acts like a Venetian blind over his real self. Boys you wouldn't take second look at during the cold months look awfully good under the summer moon in jackets and with smooth talk. But don't let their purring fool you.

Remember all the preparations Red Riding Hood's wolf made to deceive that poor little girl. Some boys hibernate all winter lone, save their money for summer weekends and vacations when they can strut their stuff and add another little scalp to their belts, The thing that makes it so easy is that girls are more recep- live to romance during the sum- months. They invest a large -portion of their savings in clothes vacation, and they've just gotta make it pay off. They feel if they can't find a "fella when they are at their best, they'll have (o wait for another vacation. Is it any wonder, then, that they listen to the small gibberish nt thr professional vacationer and they want to believe what they After a few years nf soaking up this sort of patter, a -gal gets smart.

Fortunately, she not marry'any of these vacation cowboys, because they're the marrying type. You'll recognize them by pat- ten, the steady, smooth rlccp- -Ihroatrd drawl, always quick to pav compliment, they listen tolerantly and show interest in you say. They arc thr tender kissers deep warm kiss nn your hand or forehead.i They hide time with you whether it is juke box or an orchestra, anri -almost immediately there will be "a song for "just us two." The trouble with identifying the spots on this type of Romeo is that he always seems ro nice. He is solicitous about your Mother and Aunt 1IIBBOCK MOBNIN8 AVAIANCHE Pope. and loves to talk about home life.

Sometimes he'll compare you with Mom or Sis or maybe his favorite actress. That is thc crushing thine about this romance. When it is all over, and the Casanova drifts off to a new prospect, he'll slill look perfect in the eyes of his discarded chick, because he is adept at leaving these situations on friendly terms. The girl will wonder i just why she couldn't hold and blame herself. OOMETIMES a girl who is likely to pass up the boy who wants to have fun on a vacation or a weekend or even a day's outing but isn't a "mush mouth." Chalk this up to inexperience or dignity or respect for female companionship.

But don't pass up the boy. Jf he Kda to like you. he can be- come adept at sweet nothings but he'll mean them, sincerely. You can have more fun with him in thc long run and not a scarred heart to show for it when the sum- rner is over. He might be tangiefooted on the rianee floor, not so glib under a pretty mnon and not try to hop all your time when other boys are around.

But you probably can have fun with this boy on the tennis court. Rolf links, picnicking, fishing and at baseball games. If he holds your hand, it prob- ably will be because he's fond of you, not because it represents challenge to him. It is only by understanding and, experience that one learns about character. Give some thought to it and you will be able to differentiate between the boys that count and those that not.

Then feel complimented that you can depend upon a nice boy for companionship one way a relationship can develop into true love. "PAGE TWO, LUBBOCK. TEXAS MONDAY, JULY Nunnally Johnson Confers With Widow Of Rommel On Movie Of Nazi General's Life Br LOUELLA O. PARSONS INS SUff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, July 9. Frau Rommel, widow of the German general who gave our troops such a bad time in Africa before he, himself, was trapped, received a visit from Nunnally Johnson, spend the remainder of the summer in Europe.

Spence stays here to prepare for his next picture, "Father's Little Dividend." Hullon Cools Kay Kayser a his pretty Georgia and their two children, get back tomorrow to spend the He'wenYto Frau Rommel's Ger- i remainder of the summer, but I Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Curfman and 'children, Melba Sue and Pat.

of Beaumont are the guests of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. Z. Abell, 1704 Thirty-second.

Mrs. J. A. Burnett, sister of Mrs. O.

B. Trinkle, 1602 Aye. has returned to her home in San Antonio after a three weeks visit in the Trinkle home. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Etter and! son, Jerry, 2120 Thirty-first, have returned from a ten day vacation to Yellowstone National park. In route they visited their son and brother, Pfc. Gene Etter, in Cheyenne, Wyo. He them on to Yellowstone. man home at the suggestion of I Da Ayl Zanuck, who is makjng SUNDAYBHIDE Mrs.

Charles I. Forrest was Miss Mark Syna Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed D. Allen, jr before her marriage read Sunday at 12:30 p.

m. at Trinity Baptist church, ihe Forrests will be at home at 1710 Main following a trip to Ruidoso, N. M. WOODFIN'S IOOT SHOE SHOP for Western Clothing 1110 Woiw 4J12 tor CUSHMAN SCOOTER CUSHMAN SCOOTER SALES 19th LI-BROCK DES ABBOTT VIKGIL DEES Visitor Will Be Honored Mrs. D.

L. Pemberton, 2623 Twenty-seventh, will entertain with a tea honoring her mother, Mrs. Steward Mahan of St. Petersburg, from 2 to 5 p. Tuesday in her home.

A color scheme of cocoa brown, 1 chartreuse and white will be car- ricd out. The centerpiece on the table, laid with a lace cloth, will be two candlesticks, decorated with a daisy, on each side of the punch taow-1. Invitations were mailed to 60. Ragsdale-Rasure Vows i Are Set For July 15 SEMINOLE, July 9. The wedding of Miss Quida Ann Rasure, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. I L. Rasure of Kermit, and J. R. i Ragsdale of Scminolc is sched- uled for July 15 in the First I Methodist church in Kcrmit.

Miss Rasure is a graduate of I Kermit High Ragsdale at- pioncrr Memorial Metnoiw wscs. en Fort Worth' schools and I church. scrved wjth thc Air Force during Coiiece WMS, 3:30 p. i World War II. HE currently is em ployed by an oil company here.

3 21 1.1 Seventeenth: cin.ie 30 hall: Circle I. T.JO m. Clark. 210; Twenty- Circle t- 1:31) P- m- Roy, 80S Avt. V.

Fellowship of First Christian rburrh Monday, circle 1, 3 0- Mrs. Allan Marcus. lloj-B Boston: Circle 2. 11:30 Mrj. Jot Nls'ar, 231B seventeenth: Circle.

3. 3 i). m. Mrs. 8.

H. nob- Inson. Shallower. Circle 3 Cecil Cusle. Tenth: Circle 6.

Mrs. .7. W. Brovmt, -Ills Twrrjtleth: Circle 6. 3 r.

Mrs. Clyde F. El- U03 Thirteenth. sorry to say they have to return to New York in the fall for The Desert the iifT "oi television show. I don't Rommel, based on Brigadier Gen- of anv people we hate so eral Young's novel, "Rommel," in much to see leave Africa next spring.

From Paris there's talk that asked Darryl if he is using Coleen Gray is flying to Paris Mrs. Rommel in the rn.ovic, anri from London every weekend to he said the actress will play see David Stein, brother of Jules, her will be only in the early Miriam Hopkins and Alan scenes, I Campbell, Dorothy Parker's ex, Rommel (convinced Hitler was were at a ringside table at the Bar crazy) was put to death by the! Music. mad dictator after he learned Same nlant same General Rommel knew of. the plan Sheridan wRh Jac cs Mapcs. to kill him.

The general was given nere and Ann is the his choice of suicide, which he rcason refused, or of: to obert sterling at the Encore i with Beverly Stoncr, who is here Filming Movie In Tokyo i lesUn at 20th. Betty Mutton, who What a thrill to talk to George has coo)cd with Bob al lhe Breakston in Tokyo. It was three lace wjth Mm Pickman o'clock in the morning Japan. aU a v. See you He is there to film "Tokyo File tornorrow 212" for Eagle-Lion, with' Florence Marly and Robert Pewton.

Break- i ston said there, doesn't seem to be rreiKn'JOCiallJIS Will oveT Decide 0" ew Oovernmenf can see," he said, I PARIS, July 9. France's "conditions are better under Gen- hard-to-plcase Socialists will meet cral MacArthur's regime a tomorrow in national council to when I visited Japan before decide whether to help form a tt-ar. The people seem happier and new French government, the poor are better fed." If they back Defense Minister Writes Enlerlaining Leliers Rene Pleven as France's next pre- Next time Frances Bergen goes i micr, the 15-day French govern- to Europe with Edgar, I most cer- mcnt crisis may well be over, tainly will put her on my pay roll, Pleven agreed last night to try She writes the most entertaining to form a government. If the So- letters, so chatty and descriptive. cialists say "No," the French po- Franccs says that Cesar Romero litical crisis may be prolonged is creating interest with his at- i indefinitely, tcntions to Nancy Chaffcc, our: France's anti-Communist social- California girl, who is playing ten- ists have chosen the downfall of nis at Wimbledon.

(seven cabinets in the past four Our other American tennis years, including that of George beauty, Gussie Moran. Frances I Bidault two weeks ago. They haw says, hits the front pages stated that any new premier must but without lace panties. accept a Socialist "reofnn pro" Edgar's new dummy, gram" as condition for Socialist Puffington, flown to Paris, and support. gowned by 'Balmain, attracted a i Pleven is a member of a small lot of attention.

I right-of-centcr splinter party Other news from Frances is her thc Democratic and Socialist account oC, lunching with Sharman Union of thc Resistance Douglas at the Embassy. Parents Will Continue Search 'or i OKLAHOMA CITY, July 9. Texas mother and an Oklahoma father will lead a search of i Gil island off the British.Colum- i bia coast for thoir sons, declared dead after a B-36 bomber'crashed last February. Mack Phillips, Garbcr, Okla, 1 and Mrs. Xeal Stralcy, Fort Worth, were scheduled to leave Prince Rupert, Canada, today for I the island.

The missing airmen are Capt. Missing Air Forte Flyen William M. Phillips, 29, A. Strtley, i chairman. Three others missing and 12 others were rescued in the Queen Charlotte island group about 85 i miles south of Prince Rupert.

i Arrangements were made with the Prince Rupert chamber of i commerce for a trawler with captain and inciian guides. The search wi!) continue for at least three weeks. Old Time Texas PSAQH 1 Ib, dried peaches 4 cups water 2 oranges 1 cup seedless raisins Y) cup chopped crystallized ginger 1 lemon, juice 2 cups Imperial Pure Sugar cup chopped church. Crntrnl BsptUt WMS. 2 WMS.

3 church. Defends Mady Christians Two-thirds of the road mileage in the United States has not been church, church First Methodist WSCB, 3 0. m. parlor Lucilrs' Bible Clusj Broddvsy Church of Christ, 3 p. Annex, Sanders, teacher.

i SEATTLE, Julv 9. Two wrslcvun Service i Mejdames Archie. more planeloads of Americans be- Refugees Reach U.S. From South Korea i and Rubs- KnrcbD.i, hoslcssrs. i Camp Fire GlrK Day r.amp.

a. 30 p. nv. Mackenzie 8ute nnrk. i Matrons 43 club.

2:30 p. Mrs. Peery, Proftdwar, Pin Emery Family Stage Reunion Here Mr. and Mrs, Pitt Emery of Idalou were joined by their children I and grandchildren for a reunion recently in Mackenzie State park. i Children and grandchildren who i attended were Messrs, and Mesi dames Cecil Emery and children iof Arenas Valley, N.

R. H. Co.x and children of N. Frank Emery of Miami, i ing brought out from the trouble spots in the Far (the first sizeable contingen tofj i Korean evacuees funneled through here last night and today, homeward bound. Among the refugees from thc Korean war zone were two missionary families, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard B. Smith of Nashville, told of a har-1 rowing two-day trip by jeep and truck through the guerilla-infest-1 ed hills of South Korea, protected i by their faith in a cou-' pie of six guns. Smith, manager of a missionary hospital at Chunju, 120 miles litk thif Amaiing NEW Unolin-Scfuning Cream I Sir Cedric Harciwicke has taken reached by road improvements. up the cudgels in Mady Christians' i defense.

He tells me that he and Mady have always been good i friends and there has been no friction between any members of: thc "Getting Married" company. "Reason for closing the show is not because of any battles," said Sir Cedric. "We have been doing no business. If we had been throwing brickbats at each other and the box office had been paying off we wouldn't have closed." Both he and Judith Evelyn think it's unfair to Mady, who has been accused of making trouble. Mady, herself, said she is utterly distress- cd about all the talk.

Marie Windsor To Wed Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: Miroslava, Czech actress, and Cantinflas, Mexican pantomimist, have discovered each other. She's been in Mexico with the "Brave Bul.ls" company. Marie Windsor has set her mar- Brings S-WAY RELIEF! i a i BAIT'S RIGHT It's a lucks- fish that'll be hooked by Hollywood actress Terry Moore. From any angle, Terry looks right, for fishing. Harold Emery of Sterling City; Lee Emery Idalou; and H.

J. Graves an P. C. L. R.

Jolly and children and C. E. Jones and children of Lubbock, south of Seoul, said Communist riage to Alex Lunciman, Beverly Hills stock broker, for October. 1. RELIEVES BURNIN5 J.

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M. M. Miller 1 and Mr, Wayne Emery of Olton. Frame Your Favorite 01) Painting Photograph PrlnJ WaUrcolor Far Plctuxt Framlas LATTIMORE'S 1708 Broadway SS01 ROL PROPER VENTILATION DECORATIVE BEAUTY SUNLIGHT CONTROL PRIVACY CONTROL IIFETIME QUALITY SEE THEM TODAY! TONTINE THADE.SHOP 1107 ST. of "Blind" PtcpU DIAL 7151 and their two children, Michael, 5, and Genie, 3, of Biloxi, had much the same story to tell, but i they had no trouble in getting out I of the hills from Kwangju; Rev.

Miller was head of a mission there. i Both families were in South Korea under sponsorship of the Presbyterian church in the United States, a southern denomina- I tion, Thc Millers had been there nine months, the Smiths three weeks. They' said several members of thc mission staffs, mostly medical I personnel, still are in Korea help- ing staff American Army hospitals. Among those mentioned were A. B.

Lindlcr, Columbia, S. and Mary Ella Talmage, sister of David Talmage, Houston, Tex. Both arc believed in Chunju. come by heat when she visited Tom on location in South Dakota, says that the only vehicle avail- able to take her to the hospital was a hearse. Qpito an experience, i Mrs.

S-oencer Tracy and the two i John anri Suzie, will 1 by millions tn checlf ildi i HOP peaches; water; let stand overnight. Sliet orange thin; remove seeds; add with raisins, ginger, lemon juice, juice of remaining orange and Imperisl Sugar. Bring to boil, stirring until sugar dissolves. Simmer until thick, frequently. Remove from heat.

Ladle into glasses. Paraffin it once. Yield: about twelve 8-or. glasses. made better with IMPERIAL SUGAR For succtitM conning ond preserving Iht freiher, pure cant iugor und by 103 )W fn Stott Foir Cyll- nory Imperial Cane Sugar, conning booklet containi yield chorlt mcJhpdi.

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