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Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 5

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social NEWS THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1941. SOdAE NEWS Wife Preservers Personal Mention It MISS JEAN BLACKBURN, of Mrs. McReynold's daughter, Mrs. Ethical Optometrical Service We Analyze Vision and Prescribe Glasses HARRIS HOGSHEAD For Appointment Dial 6-7544 OPTOMETRISTS 'OLD COTTON BOAT' ON BALL PROGRAM Presentation Scene to Be One of Many Spectacular Features of Event 633 BROAD phones 6-6625, 6-3631 cudahy's puritan hams or whole, 12 to 29 14-lb. average; lb, i arrived yes terday to attend the Cotton ball festivities.

She will be the guest of Miss Sara Sue Robinson and Fred Robinson at the home of their mother, Mrs. Fred Robinson, on Hanover street. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Russell, of Atlanta, and Misses Pearle Ann Coyle.

and Johnnie Holland, of Dalton, will come to attend the Cotton ball. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Moses will leave this week end for New York City. While there they will visit their daughter, Miss Jane Moses. si. Blindness is So Permanent "It Ptyi to See" W. FRED GATES OPTOMETRISTS 15 E.

EIGHTH ST. DIAL C-75I6 writers and photographers from a dozen newspapers and magazines; box parties and other parties centering about the" fifty girls who will be presented as hoop-skirted Cotton belles all these and many more elements go toward making eventful evenings, both for today and for Saturday, the date of the red, white and blue ball. The public is invited to support both these events by attendance and interest. Seats may be purchased at the auditorium. box office.

Fashion Show Miss Josephyne Turner Walton and Mrs. Roy Blaney Smith are the planners and directors of the fashion show which will be a feature of the ball program. Four Chattanooga stores, Lovemans, Miller Vogue and Picketts, will display dresses. Models will be Misses Christine Roseborough, Martha McGarrity, Martha Gris-com, Jane Watkins, Dorothy Tharpe, Betty Bryan, Evelyn Anderson, Betty Carothers and Margaret Ann Catlett; Mesdames Ted Finlay, Tim Manson, William Montague, James Griswold, John JERICHO GROUP TO SING AT ALLEYNE MEMORIAL The Jericho singers, well-known Negro spiritual group from Detroit, will be presented at the Alleyne Memorial A. M.

E. Zion church tonight and Sunday afternoon, it was announced yesterday by the pastor of the church, the Rev. C. H. Mclver.

Also on the program will be selected local singing organizations, including the Spiritual Four, the Four Harmony Kings and others. Special reservations are being made for white people, the announcement said. Mrs. Cooke 111 Mrs. R.

M. Cooke, wife of Commissioner Cooke, became ill Wednesday in Baltimore and underwent an emergency operation in a Baltimore hospital yesterday morning. Mrs. Cooke accompanied Commissioner Cooke and Mr. and Mrs.

Yarnell Barnes to Baltimore this week to attend a convention. jink meat cantaloupes Darrell St. Claire, in Washington, for few days. Mrs. McReynolds does not leave to spend the winter in Washington until December They will be away about two weeks.

Clyde Drinnen, of Knoxville, is the guest of C. A. Robinson. Mrs. Laurel Thatcher is improving from an illness at the Woman's clinic.

She is able to have her friends call to see her. Mrs. Thatcher will be removed to her home Tuesday. Mrs. James M.

Little, of Winston-Salem, N. arrived yesterday for a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. W. W. Crews, and Mr.

Crews, on Hilldale drive. Sarah Jane Mathes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Mathes, of Signal mountain, is recovering from a tonsillectomy at her home on Grady Point road.

1 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sims have yyooooococooooooooooocc; This is a tip for a bride.

Bowls that have been used to mix bread or other doughs will wash more easily if they are soaked for five minutes or more in cold water before being washed in hot suds. Pirect from California, 35 Jfor- who is already in New York mak Furs Alfered, Repaired Ladies' Tailoring B. KATCHEN An "old-time southern cotton boat" will bring the Cotton belles to the stage of the Memorial auditorium this evening to make their bow before the king and queen of the ninth annual Chattanooga Cotton ball. This and many other spectacular features are forecast as things that will help make the ninth annual ball the most glamorous of all the Cotton week events. Presence of the motion picture star, Susan Hayward, the stir of activity occasioned by the hundreds of visitors from nearly a score of states; the coming of motion picture newsreel men and ing arrangements to continue the study of voice this winter.

Miss jelect oysters Oysters are in season; pint 40 Moses is a contralto. 111 E. 8th St Phone 6-895S aoooooooooooooopoooooooj Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allison.

Smartt, William McGinness and Barbara Strauss Loeb. Vaughn Cornish will lead a group of Chattanooga singers in the old southern melodies that will greet the arrival of the Cotton belle, who will be on the stage. The stage scene has been designed by Emmett Rogers. michigan celery hearts positively crackling ICg with flavor; bunch Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Payne Howell and Miss Martha Jane Black-well will go to Durham, N. Friday to attend the Duke-Tennessee football game. Gene Matthews will TIMES WANT ADS ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION! join them in Durham. 1 swift premium bacon Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Stark have returned from a visit to New York City. En route home they visited Mrs. Sims' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Miller, in North Carolina. returned from a visit in Pennsyl vania and Ohio.

Nationally famous brands are always popular; 30 pound calif, telephone peas Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dekker and Mr.

and Mrs. George C. Mitchell infant son, Tommie, have returned from Richmond, where they I A good steak would be lonely were guests of Mrs. Dekker's par announce the birth of a son, Duane George, at Parkview Mrs. Mitchell and son have been removed to their home at 112 Hendricks boulevard.

Bltl V5 i without peas, VKr I 2 lbs. ww i country pork sausage Mr. and Mrs. L. R.

Henslev. of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Long.

They also visited relatives of Mr. Dekker in Lansing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. David Brownlee Ramsey, announce the birth of a son Sept.

28 at Erlanger hospital. The baby has been named EVERY DAY in the face of rising prices LANE SAVES YOU TIME and MONEY! Our National Defense Program, of necessity, makes it difficult to secure ALL of the luxuries to which we have become accustomed. i Here again, Lane immense purchasing power enables us to supply your customary needs in Drugs, Toiletries and Sundries at the lowest possible prices. Remember YOU WILL PAY LESS AT LANE, and that You may depend upon Lane for Fresh Stocks, Lowest Prices possible, plus Courteous, Competent Service at all times. Hamilton, are guests of Mr.

pMiiiiiiSiiuitiitiiiHiSiWtiii Uto our USUAL 1 SEE" jLOW PRICES willg be added 10 tog pcover FEDERAL! DEFENSE TAX on Perfumes, Cos-p gmetics, Clocks, Watches, etc. "Modern Girl" 35 Hensley's sister, Mrs. Herbert And we do mean lb. Jackson, and Mr. Jackson, on James boulevard.

Signal moun David Brownlee HI. Mrs. Ramsey tain. Mr. Hensley is business manager of the Journal-News, of Ham standing prime rib prime Western Beef ilton.

I was Miss Helen Catherine Sills, of Knoxville. MATERIAL IS DEVELOPED TO REPLACE ALUMINUM I pound I California oranges DETROIT, Oct. 2 UP). The Golden balls of juice; United States Rubber company an nounced today the development of dozen maxwell house coffee giniinmiiiiH I 714 MARKET STREET 1 PHONE 6-6407 1 a new non-metallic material de FREE! 8-Oz. Shaker Apple Blossom Roy Ritchey, who has been ill at Erlanger hospital, is slightly better and has been removed to his home on East Sixteenth street.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barry, of Philadelphia, and their daughter, Mrs.

M. S. Brooks, of Brownsville, have arrived to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sansone at their home on Dayton pike.

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of Saturday, has arrived and is the guest of friends at Fort Oglethorpe until the wedding day. Miss Helen Moore, who is with the army nurses corps at Camp Stewart, has been called to Chattanooga by the illness of her father, R. J. Moore, in Highland Park. Dr.

and Mrs. Winston P. Caine have gone to Raleigh, N. where Dr. Caine will attend the annual meeting of the Southern Society of Orthodontists.

Mrs. S. D. McReynolds will leave Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. James M.

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