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The WOMEN MARGARET W. CLAIBORNE, Women's Editor Women's News Reporters: Marie McK. Adams, Lee R. Major, Priscilla Gaskins and Gail Grosh Copy Editor, Virginia Irwin 2-B-THE CHARLOTTE Aug. 28, 1961 The Chatter Box Charlotteans Have Tour Of England MARY Hempstead merman, are MARIE was the trip By MARIE ADAMS (MRS.

HAROLD DWELLE of 314 and her granddaughter, Seymour Zimback from a four week tour of England. Seymour, who is nine, is the daughter of Elephare (Dwelle) and E. Rowe Zimmerman of 243 Hempstead Pl. Mrs. Dwelle makes a practice of taking each of her grandchildren abroad when they reach the age of nine or ten.

Mary Dwelle's special love is England, which she has visited so often that she has acquired a number of friends, and these invited her and Seymour to their home- adding much enjoyment to their visit. Especially exciting for Seymour by stagecoach from Oxford to Blendheim Castle--taken in the ancient manner with four horses pulling the coach, and trumpets blowing to announce its arrival at spots along the way. The two also took a canal trip, and visited Stratford on Avon and many of the interesting castles. After returning. the Charlotteans spent three days in Baltimore with Seymour's aunt, Mrs.

Eleanor Z. Kenney, and looked up former Charlottean, Alma Oates, now of Baltimore, who accompanied them on a drive around Baltimore and to tea at the Kenney home. About This 'N' That ROMANTIC NEWS coming from California concerts the marriage in the early summer of a former Charlottean. She is Merilyn Fenwick, who was organist at Myers Park Baptist Church. Merilyn is now Mrs.

Gordon Bartow Ravenscroft and is living in Long Beach, Calif. A number of Charlotteans are among patrons of the annual Debutante Ball to be given in Raleigh Friday and Saturday. Sept. 8 and 9, sponsored by the Terpsichorean Club. Nine Charlotte girls are among the debs.

And among the patrons, headed by Gov. and Mrs. Terry Sanford, are Justice and Mrs. William H. Bobbitt, former Charlotteans, now of Raleigh; Mr.

and Mrs. William Worth White of 2101 Queens and Mrs. Frank Leonard Ray of 2021 Dilworth Rd. Judy (Anderson) Fainberg and her husband, Bertram Mark Fainberg of New York, left Saturday by jet for Berlin where they will spend two weeks. Bertram is with the Jack Paar show, and Judy works with RCA and is studying voice in New York.

They married Aug. 1. Judy is the daughter of Mr. were and Mrs. J.

D. Anderson of 1912 Vail Ave. After the show engagement in Berlin, the couple will go to Paris and Rome, for a couple of weeks' vacation. Comings And Goings VICKI VAUGHN, daughter of former Charlotteans Alice and Jack Vaughn (Mr. and Mrs.

L. is spending the week as the guest of Pat Eskridge at her home, 2054 Hastings Dr. Pat is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Eskridge. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn, who attended the weekend FulmerVaughn wedding in WinstonSalem, arrived in Charlotte today, and Vicki will accompany her parents home.

She celebrated her 17th birthday Sunday. VICKI Mrs. Charles W. Beers of Fresno, is spending several weeks as the guest of her aunts, Mrs. Preston B.

Wilkes and Laura Reilley of Roswell and Mrs. C. C. Hook of the Addison Apts. Mrs.

Beers, the former Josephine McDonald, will also visit her uncle Maurice E. Reilley of 1253 Salem Dr. Josephine's parents, the late Laban J. McDonald and Mrs. McDonald were formerly Charlotte residents.

This is Josie's first visit to her Charlotte kin in 20 years. After a visit in Hendersonville. Mrs. Thomas Sawyer is back at her home on Coddington Pl. She was the guest of Mrs.

Paul Vecker of Key West, at her summer home in Hendersonville. The Sawyers and Veckers were friends when both couples lived in Raleigh. The late Mr. Vecker was vice president of Carolina Power and Light Co. Mrs.

Sawyer has as her guest for this week her sister, Mrs. Isla S. Bryant and son, Chip of Atlanta, also her grandson, Vie Johnson of Harrels, who is spending two weeks with her. Mrs. Sawyer and guests drove to Forest City yesterday for the day with her daughter and son-in-law, Jane and Charles Z.

(Chuck) Flack Jr. Via The Stork Line THE MONROE C. CAMPBELLS JR. of 3931 Field- crest Dr. are welcoming their second son, who arrived Aug.

13. and has been named James Edward. His mother is the former Sue Dawson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James M.

Dawson of Acme, and the paternal grandparents are Mrs. M. C. Campbell of Boone and the late Mr. Campbell.

Monroe and Sue have another son, "Scotty" (Monroe III). Mrs. Dawson is now visiting the Campbells, having come especially to see the new baby. From Philadelphia come tidings of a baby girl, who is the daughter of the M. Henderson Rourks Jr.

(Ella Jane Davis), who arrived Aug. 23 and has been named Carolina Davis. The grandparents are Mrs. J. Van Davis of 2401 Belvedere Ave.

and the late Mr. Davis, and Dr. and Mrs. M. H.

Rourk of Shallotte. Mrs. Davis left yesterday for Philadelphia to see her new grandchild. She Has Wooed From Key Audiences West To Chicago Songstress Betty Madigan To Star In Serenade To Autumn Style Show Betty Madigan, named "The Outstand- Miss Madigan was born in Washington, ing New Songstress" by Billboard and Cash D. and attended Catholic University.

She Box Magazine polls, will be guest star at decided on a career in show business after the Charlotte Junior Women's Club's sixth majoring in drama and receiving rave noSerenade to Autumn. tices for her appearance in the University's Famed for her best selling records of production of "Touch and Go." "True Love Gone," Lovely Night" and She auditioned for MGM records and her recent album, "Am I Blue," Miss Madi- signed an immediate contract. She is now gan has appeared on such television shows as recording for United Artists. "The Ed Sullivan Show," "'The Dave Garroway Show," "The Steve Allen Show," "The SERENADE to Autumn 1961, the annual Red Skelton Show" and "The Vic Damone musical fashion review whose entire proShow." ceeds are used to support the charitable projHer long list of club dates include the ects of the JWC, will be held in Ovens Fountainbleau in Miami Beach, the Auditorium, Thursday, Sept. 14.

Palmer House in Chicago, and the Casa Music will be furnished by Loonis McMarina Hotel in Key West, where she Glohon and the Nocturnes. Commentator received her big break. will be Trippi Wisecup. The production will be directed and Her dramatic talent was proved on such TV shows as the Alcoa Hour and the touring staged by Norman Prevatte with choreography BETTY MADIGAN circuit of "Look Back in Anger." by Mrs. Dazelle Williams Hunter.

Convex Answer To Concave Problem posed to keep his room picked up for this, but he won't hang up his trousers without a fight. He has never saved a dime in his life. He had four teeth extracted this summer and, since he i is too big for the "fairy" to leave money under his pillow, his Dad paid him a dollar a tooth. I am against handing out money for no reason at all. My husband and I are having some heated arguments over it.

What would you do? ALWAYS THE LOSER DEAR LOSER: Before you can teach your small boy how to handle money, you should teach your big boy how to handle his son. He is doing the boy no favor by giving him the idea that the world owes him something. Make him work for what he gets, and he'll appreciate it more. And insist that he save something if its only a dime a week. Building a bank account is one phase in building character.

There's A Reason DEAR ABBY: A new man recently joined our company. He is middle-aged and very attractive. He announced right off the bat he was married. Knawing this, we single girls didn't get our hopes up. work where the records are kept.

I saw his application for employment, and he filled in "BACHELOR" where it had "MARITAL STATUS." I can understand why a married man would try to pass himself off as a bachelor but why should a single man lie and say he is married? I don't get it. JUST NOSY Open House Begins Contest Activities With more than 33 contestants already indicating an interest in the 1961 Miss Charlotte Pageant, the Junior Chamber of Commerce has planned an informal open house from p.m. Thursday at Anchor Inn for all contestants, prospective contestants and their parents. Miss Charlotte of 1961-62 will set a new precedent when she competes in the Miss North Carolina Pageant next year in Charlotte. Before the contestant from the host city did not compete.

Miss Shirlie Love, reigning Miss Charlotte: Mrs. Mitzi Minor Roper, former Miss Charlotte; Mrs. Betty Jo Ring, former Miss North Carolina: Mrs. Kemp Griffin Staff. former Miss South Carolina; and Bill Stewart, chairman of the 1962 Miss North Carolina Pageant, will be at the open house for a question-answer session.

The award-winning 1960 Miss North Carolina scrapbook and Miss Charlotte's scrapbook will be displayed along with some Miss America brochures outlining winner responsibilities, scholarships, etc. Prospective contestants may call the Junior Chamber office. ED 3-0259 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. for additional information.

Ewanna Castanas Becomes Bride Of William Greene Jr. Miss Ewanna Becky Castanas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Castanas, 1114 East and William Sprott Greene son of Mr. and Mrs.

William S. Greene, 1715 Chest- BETTY MADIGAN Dear Abby By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I've got a problem a lot of girls my age have. I am 14 and look worse than my brother. In other words, I am flat-chested. I am so discouraged I don't know what to do.

Please don't tell me to wait, because I have ABBY waited 14 years and nothing has happened. FLAT DEAR CAT: You will to rely on your other points for now. If, at age you are still concave you should be convex, yourself a lingerie shop, you'll come out ahead in ing flat. Tell Her Tell Her DEAR ABBY: My wife has become a problem. I think she is just right, but she thinks she is too fat.

She is always going oh some sort of diet. For days at a time she will not eat enough to keep canary alive. This makes her very cross and irritable. She yells at the kids and snaps at me. How can I convince her that would rather have her a little on the heavy side and her old sweet self? SATISFIED DEAR SATISFIED: The way to a woman's brain is through her ear.

Tell her! No Favor DEAR ABBY: Our 12-yearold doesn't know the first thing about how to handle money. and his father isn't helping him any. The boy gets $2.00 a week just for breathing. He is sup MRS. GREENE The engagement of Miss Patricia Jones is announced by her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin C. Jones of Summerville. S.C. Miss Jones will marry Max Robert Godfrey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. N. Yandle, 310 Christenbury Rd. on Oct.

15 at 5 p.m. in Wesley Methodist Church, Hartsville, S.C. Finger-Bundy Mr. and Mrs. Dan T.

Long announce the engagement of their neice Millie June Finger to William Thomas Bundy son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bundy of 2821 Hillsdale Ave.

The couple plan to be married Saturday, Oct. 28 at 5 p. m. in Mt. Zion Baptist church.

Alexis. Brigmon-Fadel DEAR NOSY: The gentleman obviously doesn't want to be bothered. So don't bother CONFIDENTIAL TO WEDDING CALLED OFF: Yes, you should return ALL the wedding gifts. The only "explanation" necessary is: "We have agreed to break our engagement." "Are things rough?" Let Abby help you solve your problem. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self ad- Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif.

For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. The engagement of Miss Reen Rutisha Brigmon and Theodore Fadel is announced by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Floyd M. Brigmon, 1400 Enderly Rd. Miss.

Brigmon is the daughter of the late Floyd M. Brigmon. sir. Fadel IS the son of Mrs. Amina Fadel, 2625 Croydon and the late Sam Fadel.

A Fall wedding is planned. him. ABBY SEND US YOUR DRAPERIES (Any Size) For Expert Cleaning Domestic Laundry, Inc. "HOME OF ZORIC CLEANING" 811 S. McDOWELL ST.

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Sidney Freeman officiated. Dr. Lucius Gage Jr. was best a n. Matron of honor was Mrs.

James Zrakas, sister of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of peau de soie, and a lace crown held her illusion veil. She carried valley lilies, stephanotis and roses. After a trip to the coast the couple will live in Chapel Hill. MRS.

GREENE attended Charlotte Schools and was graduated from the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. She received her MA degree in art from Hunter College in New York City. She taught art in schools in New York and Charlotte. For the past two years she has been hostess at the Epicurean Restaurant. After attending Charlotte schools, the bridegroom attended the University of North Carolina and received his master's degree i in physical sciences.

He has taught in Blowing Rock. Florida and Charlotte. He will return to UNC this fall as a doctoral candidate in science education with a full scholarship from a private foundation..