Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 4

TOUR THE CORSICANA DAILY SUN, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1942. Fashions THE WORLDOF WOMEN Society New Red Cross First Aid Class At Kinsloe House SOCIAL REVUE to Attend jGlen Rose Camp A class in Standard Red Cross first aid instruction will ba inaugurated at Kinsloe House at 2 o'clock, on July 9, with Mrs. A. B. Horn as teacher.

Those who desire to attend the class, are asked to communicate with Mrs. Lynne Wortham, who has charge of registration. Classes will be held on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays of each week. Although more than 1200 Corsicana men and women have taken firet aid training during 1942, hundreds of others must be trained in this emergency, according to announcement by Mrs.

B. Mitchell, local executive secretary cf the Red Cross. The course to be taught by Mrs. Horn v. ill Include 20 hours of Instruction, at the conclusion of which American Red Cross certificates may be secured through the local chapter.

Purpose of Aid Training The main purposes of first aid training are 1. To prevent, accidents. To make the individual see an accident in terms of possible pain to himself and his pocketbook is an important feature of any safely program. Impressing the results of failure to have small injuries immediately cared for is one of the best methods of getting people to have all minor injuries treated without delay. 2 To equip the individual with sufficient knowledge to determine the nature and extent of an injury.

This does not mean that the first aider is expected to make a complete and accurate diagnosis such as the physician makes, but he should be able to come to some decision as to the natute and possible extent of the injury. 3 To train the first aider to do the proper thing at the proper time Likewise, knowing what NOT io do is equally important. Outline of Course. According to the revised edition of the American Red Cross first aid textbook, the follwing will be discussed in standard first aid classes: First Aid, Its Need and Use; Anatomy and Physiology of the Body; Dressings and Bandages; Wounds: Shock; Wounds Requiring Additional Consideration; Artificial Respiration; Injuries Due to Heat and Cold; Poisons; Unconsciousness; Common Emergencies; Transportation; First Aid Kits. Information concerning "War contained in a supplement to the textgook, is being sent to ail instructors, since it is important that those rendering first aid be able to gas cases so that they may take the nects- Mrs.

Fred Barth is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Riley, in I Anderson, Ind. I Mrs. Ina Crews of J. M.

Dyers I millinery depaitment, left for New York City, where 3he will select the latest in fall hats. Corsicana friends of Dr. and Mrs. bred Horn and family of Wortham will be interested in knowing that they will reside in Dallas in the future. Miss Winnifred Horn was entertained with a luncheon at the Mural Room of the Baker Hotel in Dallas on Friday.

with her cousin, Mrs. Sam McCorkle, as hostess. Miss Horn is a student at Southern Methodist University, and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Miss Margaret Lowry, who has been teaching in New York and Boston, will arrive home in August for a visit with relatives here. Miss Jerry Watson, society editor of the leit Saturday night for Lubbock, where glia will visit her parents, Mr- and Mrs.

Jeff P. Watson, this week. Miss Anna Mays Siay of Dallas spent the Fourth of July holidays in Corsicana as the guest of Miss Billie Bob Ransom. Mrs. S.

S. Johnston has gone to Amarillo for a visit of several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Carter, and family. She was accompanied as far as Wichita Kalis by Mrs. Sid Story and Mrs.

Bob Campbell, who spent Saturday, the Fourth, with their son According to announcement by Mrs. Lloyd Chambliss, secretary of Arthur Layton has returned to the First Methodist church, repre- his home in Dayton, Ohio, after sentatives of the Junior. Intermed- a visit with relatives here and in I iate and High School Departments Tyler. 0f the Methodist Sunday School are Mrs. S.

C. Bagby, of Marion, planning to attend the Tntermed- Modes Of The Moment Dorothy Roe- Notice Ohio, ig being warmly welcomed by her many Corsicana friends, following one years absence from the city. She and her grandson, Scott, are visiting in the home of Rev. and Mrs H. J.

Ellis, Mrs. E. C. Huckabee has returned from a week end visit with herbrothers, N. J.

and John R. Grantham, at Her stay was highlighted with a fishing trip to the Colorado river. Randolph Mitchell writes from U. army headquarters in Hawaii that the islands are ly beautiful but that he would readily trade them for one old Cliinaberry tree in Corsicana Robert who spent the past year with the armed forces in Panama, ia now attending officers' training school at Fort Banning, Ga. Bascom Lang of Dallas, who is iate Camp near Glenrose, Texas, which will open on July 13th and close on the 18th.

The ages of the campers will be from 12 to 15 inclusive. When asked. "Why send boys and girls to Mrs. Chambliss i answered by stating that they get i clean recreation, properly super- vised, and a religious training that i will help them to go through the trying times that lie ahead of them i Transportation to Camp A spec ial bus will go from Cor-1 sicana on the morning of ths 13th at 8 o'clock, and those desiring reservations should contact Mrs. Chambliss or Mrs.

W. S. Fisher Box 945, at once. Mrs. Fisher charge of activities in the Corsicana District.

There will be an adult Sponsor to each 10 children, and the faculty apli known through his NYA ac- composed of capable, Christian tivities in this area, was the prln- i Leaders and the children will have cipal speaker at the Dallas Pa- the proper supervision at al triotic annual lunch- times eon honoring newly naturalized Glen Lake Camp ia operated citizens Saturday noon at the the centrai Texas Conference, and Dallas Athletic Club T. B. Kirkham, left Friday for Cheyenne, Wyoming, to attend training school. Charles Skelton writes his mother, Mrs Estelle Skelton, that he is enjoying his study at the U. and husband.

Cadet Bob Campbell, s. radio school in San Francisco, who accompanied them home but I where he is preparing to be a ra- afternoon to ary precautions to avoid contamination of themselves and others. Outing Enjoyed At Wareing Lodge Edgar Wareing has host to returned Sunday Sheppard Meld. Mr and Mrs. Joel C.

Trimble were in Dallas Sunday afternoon to meet their young daughter, Pat, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Kirk, in Camden, Ark, for the past few weeks.

Pat was accompanied as far as Dallas by her aunt, Mrs. William H. Anderson, who has also been a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk.

Tillman and Mamie Jewel Matthews spent the week end with Dallas relatives, enjoying the many Independence Day attractions, which encluded swimming at White Rock Lake. Miss Jana Morgan of Dallas arrived Sunday morning for a visit with her friend, Miss Cora Frances Blanding Dr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Ennis were Sunday afternoon guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Opie Wills. Chester Jones of Dallas spent the week end with Edgar Wareing. Miss Bobbie Slate. granddaughter of Mr- and Mrs. A.

Prince, left for Houston to visit iier mother, Mrs. C- P. Kennedy. She was accompanied by Miss Dorothy Lynch. Mr.

and Mrs. L. U. Cole of Fort Worth are visiting relatives in the city. John Sam has returned to Austin, after spending the week end in the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs J. S. Miss Sara Sowell spent the group of friends on Saturday holiday. and evening, when he 8 Mr' entertained at Wareing Lodge Bescher- Sr, par- near Trinidad, honoring his house dio technician. Mesdarr.es Earl Owen and Patsy Shaw spent the Fourth of July in Waco and Marlin.

Misses Louise McGilvary and Dorothy Hawthorne of Streetman were week end guests in the home of Miss McGilvary's grandmother, Mrs. Susie Kent. Mrs. Norma Jones Martin spent the week end in San Antonio. Miss Alma Armstrong, who is attending Sam Houston State Teachers College at Huntsville, spent the week end here.

Misses Lenner Fay Brown and Mildred Summers, deputy county assessors and collectors, spent the week end with relatives in Frost. Mrs. M. Still and daughter, Marilyn, of Beaumont, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

C. A- Still this weilc. Miss Cornelia Hardy, deputy county clerk, spent July Fourth at Dawson and Hubbard. Miss Cornelia Walker, deputy county clerk, visited in Ennis during the week end. Boyce Martin, who has been in the Children Hospital in Marlin for the past three weeks, was brought home Saturday by his parents for a brief stay before returning to Marlin for additional treatment is under the supervision of the Board of Christian Education.

Numerous Al Fresco Affairs at City Park Mra. Lynne Wortham will adit the society page for the week, July 5 to July 11. Society items should be turned In to her by calling 1288. With I Fourth July Party Miss Sowell Feted Pre-Nuptial Affair Miss Helen Wills was hostess to eighteen young friends on Friday evening between the hours of 8 and 11 when she entertained with a Fourth of July party at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

Opie Wills in Mills Place. Dancing and games were enjoyed, and iced watermelon was served on the lawn during a social interlude. Bob Turner of Houston was an out- Mlss Sara Sowell, bride-elect of of-town guest. Lieutenant Earl H. Bescher, of Austin, was complimented by Miss Lunelle Chapman of Dallas, -xttCIltlOn Omdl on the morning of July 4th with; t-x A a breakfast at the Navarro Hotel OfkerS Patriotic colors accentuated all All Corsicana women who have details of the courtesy, and the qualified or intend to qualify for corsage summer honoree was presented of red, white and blue flowers.

Places were marked for Misses Josephine Watt, Suzanne Hardy, Martha Clarkson, Hallie McClure, Jane Smith. Margaret Pannill, Mesdames Walter Stebens. Frank White. J. A.

Sowell. Johnny Me- Kissack, the honoree and the hostess. Jacques Abram Was Soloist in Stadium work during belligerent disaster under the Office of Civilian Defense, are requested by Chief Warden E. McKinney to meet at 8 Tuesday evening, July 7th, at the Corsicana Fair Grounds. A special section of seats has been reserved for them in the arena, and they ars urgently requested to be on time and in their places before the giant patriaotic rally begins r.t 8:30 Jacques Abram, the young Civic Music pianist who was so well received in Corsicana last was soloist at the Lewisohn Stadium in New York City on Picnics, barbecues, tennis parties and other outings at the City Park are the type of wholesome, Inexpensive entertainment that Uncle Sam smiles upon in these war i months to keep morale high and at the same time save money for purchase of bonds and stamps to underwrite the war effort.

Numerous Coreicanans, realizing I the beauty and convenience of the City Park, took advantage of its many pleasures and celebrated there on the Fourth of July. The shelter house, the playgrounds. the tennis courts, and the SILKWORMS SCRAM: All-American rayon, In exquhltely soft crepe, picnic tables proved unusually pop- has taken your place. Witness this hand-screened prlit used In a flat- 1 ular with local citizens desiring a' terlng afternoon frock a i cool, comfortable place In which to while away the hours in relax- 7 1 ation and recreation. Women FtlJOy Saturday evening.

The concert was directed by Alexander Smallens, and Mr. contribution to the program was Minor by Edward MacDowell. SPECIAL for a limited time only! $2.50 Oil $4.00 Oil Certified Wave, 2 for $5.00 Take Advantage of This Opportunity and Make Your Appointment Early. BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 1773 737 W. First Corsicana, Tex.

The effects on travel are at a expected to send more and more IN 1 1011 Corsicanans into the attractive and popular playground as the summer progresses and former vacation pleasures are curtailed. Twenty-five are enjoying Corsicana the Pennsylvania Couple Wed Here Saturday each week by s. Murphy Williams. Members ol class state that Mrs. Williams making the interesting and worthwhile, women 1 and that they obtaining val- nutrition class i uaWe information 'oncerning foods th.f t.

and nutrition in r-lation to im- that is now being taught at Cor- provement of hunan health and sicana High School three days happiness. NEGLECT YOUR EYES G. D. RHOADS OPTICAL PARLOR AT RHOADS JEWELRY STORE N. BEATON STREET TWO REGISTERED OPTOMERIST WITH OVER 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE.

YOU FIND PFDCES REASONABLE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Broken Lens duplicated and frames repaired. PROMPT SERVICE. guest, Chester Jones of Dallas. Swimming offered diversion, and the climax of the evening was the picnic supper which was enjoyed by the following: Homer Pace Verne Hale.

Sonny Allen, Chester Jones, Alice Tatum, Billie Bob Brown, who holds a responsible position In Dallas, the week end with relatives here. Miss Sarah Holman has returned from Denton where she has been taking special work In ele- uones, Alice 1 aium, Bob mentary education at North Tex- Ransom, Betty Owen, Anna Mays as State Teachers' College Slay of Dallas, and Susan Perry of, Mrs Ethel Garrett Kasnar and Nacogoches. Dr. and Mrs. Fred son, Joe, of Owens were chaperones outing.

for Washington, D. the will fly to Corsicana soon for a Wanda Jean Ray Weds Garsou Wilson visit with Mrs. parents, Mr and Mrs. N. F.

Garrett. Hub Turner 0f Houston is visiting his cousin, Toby Morton. Miss Sarah Vaughan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.

A. Vaughan, who underwsnt a tonsilectomy at the Navarro Clinic Friday evening, is reported doing nicely. Lieut. McCrory Burleson, who has heen transferred from Fort Benning, to Fort Adair, Wyo, visited his mother, Mrs. Maud G.

Burleson, and his sister, Miss Maud Muller Burleson, over the week end. He also visited relatives in Streetman. Miss Grace Lanier Burleson, nurse in St. Paul's Hospital, Fort Worth, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Maud Burleson, and her sister, Miss Maud Muller Burleson.

Mrs. Arch Rounsaville and little old son, James Frederick, of Dallas, arrived Saturday to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. W. C. Daniel- Mrs.

Gladys Petrus has return- The marriage of Miss Anna Elizabeth Bohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bohn of Pine Grove, and Samuel E.

Beck, son of Mr and Mrs. Harry G. Beck of Pottsville, who is now Instructor at the local Air Activities school, was solemnized at 9 o'clock on Saturday evening at the parsont age of the First Methodist Church, with Dr. P. E.

Riley reading ths single ring ceremony. Texas and American flags interspersed with flowers, provided the patriotic theme of the improvised altar before the living room fireplace, and formed the background for the ceremony. An informal princess frock of navy and white sheer, with navy and white accessories, was worn by the bride. Gardenias formed her shoulder corsage. Mr.

and Mrs. Beck will be at home to their friends at 628 West Fourth avenue. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. G. After The 4th Reductions Ou All ed from Oakland, H- Bohn of Pine Grove, Pa moth where she has been vacationing! er ()f the bride, and Mrs.

Harry G. for the past two weeks. Carson Wilson and Wanda Jean Ray were married at the Fifth Avenue Church 0t Christ on July 4 at 6:30 p. in the presence of close friends and relatives. Rev.

LeRoy Brownlow, pastor of the Church of Christ of En Snnis, performed the single ring ceremony. Mr and Mrs. Wilson will be at home to their friends at 908 West Eleventh avenue, for the present. Corsicana Soldiers Ordered Back to Camp Beck of Pottsville, mother of the bridegroom. CALENDAR OF EVENTS TUESDAY The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Central Methodist Church will meet at 3 o'clock at the church for a regular session.

Rebekah Lodge will meet at 8:30 in the I.O.O.F. Lodge Hall. Giant Patriotic rally at the Corsicana Fair Grounds at 8:30 o'clock. The citizenship of the entire county is cordially invited to attend. WEDNESDAY Membership luncheon day will be observed at Kinsloe House with Cumberland Women To Meet Tuesday The Ladies Aid group of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will meet at the church at 3 30 Tuesday aiternoon according to an announcement Saturday.

All members are urged to be present as important business is to be transacted. Van Elkins and Joe Fogg, who have been on an extended furlough from Camp Blanding, have been ordered to report back to this camp at once and will leave Tuesday. Messrs. Elkins and Fogg, who went to Camp Blanding from Camp Bowie with the National Guard unit, from Corsicana, have been transferred to the army air and will get their field assignment when they return to Camp Blanding. Telegraph luncheon being" served at made flowers anywhere.

with Mr, John B. Tu-Ony. WTCST mwER SHOP. The oman Golf Association of the Corsicana Country Club will West 3rd Avenue. Phone and luncheon at the Club.

Luncheon will be served at 12:30 clock, and reservations should be made by noon Tuesday. Eureka Cemetery Association Meeting Annual memorial sen ices of the Eureka Cemetery Associatoni will be held next July according to a recent announcement. All interested parties are Invited to participate, and ar rangements have been made for spreading basket lunches near the grounds- Lost Something? Try Sun Want Ad. a Daily StJoseph THURSDAY Ladies Day at the Corsicana Country Club will bs observed with a luncheon at 12:30 Reservations should be made by noon Wed- ncsufty. beat Soothe and cool away heat rash and help prevent duat all over with Mexican Heat Powder after your bath.

Coats little. A class in Standard Red Cross First Aid will be inaugurated at Kinsloe House at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Lynne Wortham is in charae of registration. 0f The Defense Corps will meet at 7:30 p.

m. at the Y.M.C.A. Local WCTU to Meet Tuesday Afternoon The Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 clock at 404 South Fourteenth street. Sobriety for America" will be the topic discussed. Everyone interested is invited to attend.

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E. Stokes Mrs. Icy Burgess of 504 South Thirty-first street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Emilily, to Corporal James Ernest Stokes of Camp Barkley, Texas. Corp. Stokes is the son of Mr.

and Mrs E. S. Stokes of this city. The wedding took place July 3, at Duncan, Okla. Mr.

and Mrs Stokes are spending a brief honeymoon in Abilene near Camp Barkley. New Powell Superintendent. WACO, July 6 Earl D. Hunt I 502 Hcst Fourth Avenue. Phone 2861 resigned as superintendent of I 'schools at Tokio, 16 miles north Building Materials FOR SALE of Waco, to become superintendent of the public school system at Powell, Navarro county.

Hunt had been Tokio superintendent for several years. Paint a Necessity I ou can still buy paint without priorities. Why not buy the best. You are paving for It? LYON-GRAY LIMBER CO. pat off voar ing requirements.

Your Cameron store has large stocks of building materials at low prices. There is no limit on repair expenditures on homes, or on ranch, farm, store factory buildings. Much new construction work Is also permissible. Easy financing and low prices are still avail- able at For full details showing you how Sac tom Nearest CAMERON STORE Reaily-lo-Wear YOU HAVE PLENTY HOT WEATHER AHEAD OF YOU Remember plenty warm in August, September and October. Cool Summer Cottons for Plenty Received Today Chambray Striped Cottons.

Two-Piece Suits. Up to Size 40 At $3.95 BEMBERG SHEERS IN SMALL PRINTS Special Now $4.99 Prom Sheers in Black, With WTiite Collars. At Reduced Prices. Many Have Bought Our Bargains in HATS Special Value at $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 SLACK SUITS ON SALE Now Is the Time to Get Real Wear Out of Your Slacks. $10.95 $7.95 8.95 $6.95 We Are Selling What ALL-WOOL BLANKETS nc (.

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