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SHAMOKIN NEVTSD1SPATCH. SH AMOK IN, PA, TUESDAY. APRIL 14. 1953 PAGE EIGHT Keep Eyelashes Lovely SocicdIlfomeMS ciiwtiBs Styles 5 Members of Local N.CCW. Honored National Council of CathoHo Area MillinerSends Social Events Women Rebekah Women of St.

Stanislaus Parish Club Women Hear Noted Dramatist By Lodge! -And Men Installation of cflxers for the en- Hat to 'First Lady' Personals fuiog year highlighted a meeting ol Kegina Keoesan lxxiee j.m. inei btkiih.milu.ii Barbara Weatnerley, Philadelphia Ms Mary and John Cappareil. A Nortr.urr.bf rUr.d designer ani proprietor of a small hat twin chiiaren el Mr. ar.d Sir. Fred group met in tne oaa clows iem-' This letter came recently from evening entertained members of pie.

Shamokin Street. Eda Wood-ij-oung Wjfe: i Shamokin Woman's Club with a a hat lor iiu .1.111 shop in i hat cny ru.i. tijj-ourg. enea as uiiang; -During the last hunting season dramatic portrayal of Jane Mc Marnw Fispnhowfr dunne the re- i are ceieoraunp oi.n- officer. She is a district deputy.

mv and a friend of his went The following officer were in- out 0f the state to hunt, stalled: Catherine Haertter. noble; -t found out after thev returned cent primes! The de- day today ith a dinner for family signer received a letter of thanks ar-d grand: Marion Dockey. vice grand: 'that the two of them had made from the nations First Laay. The designer is Mrs Clarice Hum girls while they were tomorVow at 7:00 V. F.V.'Pn? Stem right supporter to wltn -77 MM.

-A 4.5 11 Ke grand; Minnie Foltz. left sup- EOne. I had it out with mv husband mel. a sister to Mrs Edward Roman- rooms. A recular meetmg of B.y.er- evening in oski of 244 South Wood Street, Sha Quirin Auxiliary will follow 7:30.

sponsored a birthday dinner in the parish hall. The following women, were honored on the anniversaries of their birthdav: Mrs. Adele Bar-tol. Mrs. Louis MJcutenis.

Mrs. Victoria Xovack. M-s. Nancy Chaple-sk and Miss Wanda Ma'lack. Honored guests included Rev.

Cel-estine Rizewicz. pastor of St. Stanislaus Church, and Henry Lucas. Music for the occasion was furnished by Walter Anascavaee. Members present included Mrs.

Victoria Mat lack. Mrs. Annette Palacz. Mrs. Stella Kuklinski.

Mrs. Wanda Rozycki. Mrs. Agnes Brovey, Mrs. Irene Bartos.

Mrs. Anna Po-vish. Mrs. Alice Lucas. Mrs.

Anna Buckwash. Mrs. Victoria Hummel, Mrs. Irene Glowa. Mrs.

Anna Hummel. Mrs. Olga Pacocha, Mrs. Mary Kalinoski. Mrs.

Gertrude Zaborny. Mrs. Helen Korbich. Mrs. Martha Made, Mrs.

Verna Reigal. Mrs. Bertha Losiewicz. Mrs Stella Vinicka. Mrs.

Rose Smink. Mrs. Mildred Bieda, Mrs. Anna Ostroski, Mrs. Stella Augustine, Mrs.

Agnes Kaskie, Mrs. Walter Anascavaee. Miss Bernadette Brovey and Miss Patricia Brovey. porter to noble grand; Flossie Thorn- iwno pr0niised me it would never as. right supporter to vice grand; happen again.

Loretta Kopenhaver, left supporter -what I want to know before he to vice grand. starts planning another hunting or Emma Piatt, inside guardian; fishing trip is whether or not I Emma Bernhardt, outside guardian; 'should let him go?" Elizabeth Kramer, warden; Emma' well, let's be practical about this. Smeltzer. conductress, and Mae if vou' tell him flatly that he can't Polish Woman's Alliance Group 607 Will meet tomorrow evening at 7:00 in the home of Miss Rose Bro-zoski, 3 Eagle Avenue. uoweii.

wile of Stephen Foster who was "Jeanie" in his song "Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair." Attired appropriately in costume, Barbara Weatherly presented a monologue about "Jeanie." The dramatist's monologue was interspersed with music, of which many selections were Stephen Foster's works. Misses Jane Williams and Harolyn MacEl-wee. both students at Shamokin High School, served as soloist and pianist, respectively. The guest speaker is a lecturer, writer, philosopher and dramatist. She was recently appointed to the governor's Educational Television Committee and made director of women's activities for Republicans in Philadelphia.

Club members met in St. John Reformed chapel with Mrs. William I. Troutman, president, in charge of the business meeting. Miss Grace Buffington led the devotions.

Cor-responaence was read by Mrs. James Davis, secretary. mokin. and the husband of Richard Hummel, a teacher in the Selins-grove public Mrs. Hummel, who inherited her talent rrom four great-aunts who were milliners.

1)eean making hats for her dolls. She spent time after school in a millinery shop in her home town. The Northumberland woman has made several appearances before women's groups in Sha-mokin, including Shamokin Junior Woman's Club and Shamokin Hospital Auxiliary. Brightbill. chaplain.

ion Vip miT en nnvwav. Then VOU've Hebrew Ladies Aid Society will meet this evening at 8:30 in B'nai Israel Synagogue social rooms. got yourself out on a limb. But even if you make your ultimatum stick you'll probably have a sulky husband who feels henpecked and isn't going to be easy to live with. There are, however, two other Viennese Ladies Auxiliary will meet tomorrow night at 8:00 in the club rooms.

Proportion Vital In Garment Buying When selecting an outfit or a new garment for your wardrobe, consider proportion, reminds Miss Marker, home economics extension representative for Northumberland County. Style, accessories and fabric if it's a print, must be in scale Shower Held for things you can do. Have a serious talk with your husband and tell him that you want him to be able to get away" on hunting and fishing trips but you don't want him going with the man he went with before. Miss Helen J. O'Brien and her niece, Joan Eminhizer, spent several days in the home of Miss O'Brien's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. James J. O'Brien. 509 North Shamokin Street.

Miss O'Brien is director of educa-tiji at the Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia. time comes it will break of its own accord. If sties are a common occurrence with you, seek the advice of a medical man. Use mascara to eirphasize your eyelashes. If lashes aren't long enough, give them a little extra care to nelp them grow.

Included in the correspondance was an invitation to members to attend the April 25 annual spring Spanish moss is used in which the silky fuzzers get food and drink. After a gentle drying be careful never to press against the eyes apply an eyelash cream. You will Tell him that you aren't going to put. up with his dating other girls. That if you, his child, and his home mean anything at all to him he'll have to accept that fact and choose someone besides a playboy.

The other thing, of course, is that vou can develop a sudden enthusiasm for hunting and when he starts planning his next trip tell him you want to go along. That may dampen his enthusiasm (XDGS with each other and appropriate to your size. The lines or colors of a garment should never divide the figure exactly in half. One-third or two-thirds your height is a guide to obtaining good proportion. A suit jacket or short coat is a more becoming length if it is either shorter or longer than exactly half your By HELEN FOLLETT If the fairy godmother gave you dark, curly fringes on your eyelids you are lucky.

But all girls haven't fared that well and many yearn for heavier growths. Let them take heart. A little attention and they'll be surprised at the change short stubby lashes will grow into longer, thicker, more attractive ones. Three times a day bathe your eyes with warm water, then with cold. The purpose of this treatment is to speed up the blood streams from LACY SUMMER ACCESSORY A surprise welcome home dinner was held in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Johns, 1043 West Willow Street, in honor of their son. Robert Johns, who recently returned from Japan. The youth served with the United States Army in Japan. The honored guest is the husband of the former Miss Dawn Becker.

Those who attended the dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kerstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barvitskie and daughters, Kathy and Judy; Mr.

and Mrs. George Kerstetter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl meeting of Northumberland County Federation of Women's Clubs.

Miss Grace Buffington is in charge of reservations for the affair. Miss Susan Beard requested members to participate in the National Federation of Women's Clubs' bond-a-month drive. Mrs. Troutman announced that the county's project is supplying rocking chairs for patients at the Northumberland County Home. She asked the support of the club in this work and said that Miss Jennie Steinmetz, welfare chairman, will handle local aid.

A contribution of $10 was made to the current Cancer Fund drive. Mrs. Troutman said a prize of $10 will be awarded to students of the senior Prospective Bride Miss Blanche Riffel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Orval Riffel, Tharp-town. was honored during a surprise bridal shower held in the home of the bride-to-be. Miss Riffel will become the bride of Thomas Dushon. son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Dushon, in the near future. Hostess for the shower was Mrs. H. L. Rockfeller, Sunbury.

Refreshments were served and games were played. The guest of honor received many useful gifts. Those present: Mrs. Mary Carol Starr. Miss Ruth Lytle.

Mrs. Peggy Duffy, Mrs. Dorothy Neely, Mrs. Opal Scaffner. Mrs.

Lucille Anthony, Mrs. Ida Jane Herb, Mrs. Kathryn Kimsel. Miss Rosemary Worhach. Miss Anne Bosietta.

Miss Lorraine Crawford, Shamokin; Mrs. Walter Wen-del, Danville; Mrs. John Baskin, Bloomsburg R. Mrs. George Krick, Catawissa R.

Mrs. Luther Baskin, Paxinos; Mrs. William Motto, Catawissa R. D. Mrs.

William Baskin, Trevorton, and Mrs. H. L. Rockfeller, Sunbury. for hunting but he brought the predicament on himself.

If he and his friend hadn't hunted up a couple of girls on his last trip, going again wouldn't have been any problem. find these items at any cosmetic counter. Mineral oil can be substituted. If you get it in your eyes no harm will be done. If some remains on your lids, well and good.

It will make your eyes take on extra sparkle. Brush your lashes. Keep an extra clean brush for this purpose. Brush the upper line upward, the lower growth downward. Do not use the same brush with which you groom your eyebrows.

The average eyebrow brush usually looks like something that soap and water would improve. Never rub your eyes. Those tiny hirsute threads grow close to the surface of the skin, they are shortlived and you can weaken them. Sties are a menace. These tiny height.

It is also more slenderizing if the hemline of the jacket or coat is either just above or below the fullest part of the hips. Whether you find the shorter or longer coat or jacket becoming will also depend on the proportion of your figure, that is, your width and weight in relation to your height and the structure of your body. If you C. Hartman and daughters, Loxi and Loni; Mr. and Mrs.

William Becker and children, Joyce, Carolyn, Jo-Ann and William; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johns.

Shamokin Man, N. J. Girl to Wed irfH are large-boned and broad-shoul dered, you will want garments and classes of the three local high schools. The award will be made in Shamokin and Coal' Township to the Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Walton, Metu-nhen. N. today announced the accessories in scale with the size of your frame.

You could verv well choose more daring styles, prints girl who attains the highest average in home economcis and in St. Edward School to the student se and colors. However, if you are small-boned and slight in stature. the daintier, more feminine lines and smaller prints in softer colors Chit-Chat From Here and There This is the shower season both the "gentle rain from heaven" variety end the rain of gifts to those planning marriage. When planning a shower, the hostess should be sure to include an extra-specal homemade candy.

Home-made candy makes the perfect ending for whatever refreshments are served. will be in better proportion. Too small a print or check is often TOPS IN TWO-PI ECERS boils can destroy the papillae from which the shafts emerge. If you are troubled with them, apply warm boric acid compresses. Use a tea-spoonful of powdered boric acid dissolved in a cup of warm water for this purpose.

Have the lotion as hot as you can bear it. Moist heat will bring the yellow point to a head. Never try to lance it. When the right ineffective for a large person and sometimes the figure may appear larger in contrast. A small person may appear even smaller by wearing too large a print.

lected for good school citizenship. Mrs. Richard Fennelly, adviser to the Junior Woman's Club, announced that the Shamokin Male Chorus will present its annual concert April 27 in Shamokin High School auditorium. The affair is under sponsorship of the junior club. Eleven new members were welcomed into the club.

Delegates and alternates were selected for a state convention to be held May 11 and 12 in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Troutman, Mrs. Clay Sanders. Mrs.

Richard Fennelly, Miss Miriam McConnell engagement of their daughter. Florence Viola, to William Herrold Kern, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Kern, 131 Birch Street. Miss Walton was graduated from Metuchen High School and Upsala College and is a member of Phi Omega Chi Sorority. She was graduated from Drake College, also, and is employed as a secretary for Hardwood and Resilient Floor Covering Company, Highland Park, N. J. The prospective bridegroom w-as graduated frcm Ralpho Township High School and Upsala College.

He is a member of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Kern is presently attending Lehigh University, where he is studying for a masters degree. He holds "a half time assistantship in psychology. He is a veteran of World War II. The couple plan to be married in June.

Rain or shine cctne these bright spring mornings bring some of the season's brightness inside your heme. Sunny colors included in the breakfast menu may do the trick. Bedeck the table for the occasion. Use a cen and Mrs. Albert Thompson were terpiece of cheerful flowers, spread a YOU'LL BE PROUD OF YOUR FURS NEXT FALL Our customers are always thijlled when they pick up their furs in Fall because they look just like new so fresh and lustrous! Be one of our happy customers, too.

For Complete Protection Store Your Fun at BEN'S Rates: 2rc of Valuation BEN'S FUR SHOP 1 1 8 East Independence Street Dial 8-1551 Yankee Cornsticks One and one-third cups flour, 2 3 cup cornmeal, 2 teaspoons baking powder, Vi teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, 1 egg, 2 3 cup cream-style corn, 2 tablespoons melted shortening, 1 cup milk. Mix and sift Into mixing bowl, flour, cornmeal, baking powder, salt and sugar. Beat egg. Add cream-style corn, melted shortening- and milk. Pour into dry ingredients.

Stir just enough to dampen. Don't beat. Turn into well-greased corn-stick pans or muffin pans. Bake in hot oven 400 degrees 20 PARTIES SMALL BANQUETS Up to 50 people, showers ond other social affairs. Complete privacy.

Dinner Prices $1 and up Entertainment provided if desired. GHEZZI'S on Market Street Dial 8-6748 or 8-9374 colorful cloth, and if time permits, make appropriate place cards. Sunshine-tinted peaches in a nest of crisp golden breakfast food give a spring air. Hot cross buns provide the traditional spring bread, and there is butter and lots of milk to pour over the peach "nests." Births Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Stasheski. 322 Main Street. Brady, are parents of a son born last night in Shamokin Hospital. Mrs. Stasheski is the former Miss Dorothy Persavage.

I .9 named delegates. Alternates appointed were Miss Jennie Steinmetz and Mrs. S. H. Miller.

Mrs. Frederick Lark introduced Charles B. Thomas, soloist, and member of Trinity Lutheran Choir. Charles Thomas sang "Two Marionettes." "Ah Moon of My Delight" and "My Friend." He was accompanied by Mrs. Harold Hinkle, pianist.

Mrs. Jane Beadle. Northumberland County captain of American Cancer Society, made an appeal to members in behalf of the society's current drive. She cited the work accomplished by the county unit, which has supplied medicines, dressings, transportation and sick room supplies, including hospital beds to cancer patients throughout Northumberland County, as well as support of the diagnostic clinics. She asked members to be generous either with funds or personal aid.

WISH 1 NG WELL Filmy curtains many homemakers put up for hot weather often are fire hazards. Suggestion has been made that they be treated with a borax solution which is a flame retarder and also gives a starch-like finish. The recipe; 6 ounces borax, 5 ounces dry boric acid and 3 quarts water. the borax and boric acid each with half the water, and then combine. Make sure the curtains are thoroughly saturated.

Registered U. S. Patent Office. OUR NEW a GIFT TO YOU LADES Crochet this lacy stole from cotton in white, blue, yellow or any pastel shade you prefer. It will add that touch of color toour everyday costume and that note of chic to your evening outfits.

Pattern No. 5355 contains material requirements, complete crocheting Instructions and directions for making fringe. Send 25 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot. Shamokin News-Dispatch. 1150 Avenue of the Americas, New York 36.

N. Y. Presenting the new Anne Cabot needlework album. Directions lor puppet nuttens, basic embroidery stitches and grand designs are printed in this Lvue. Twenty-five cents.

Milady, when traveling, should build her wardrobe around one basic color scheme, so she will not waste precious baggage space with extra accessories. TR0PIC0L0R 284 7354826745 DWAMLAW IEGOAM 7 2" 5 i 8 5 2 5 i 3 1 KD SOE 3 I INTOEO "5 4 3 1 5 7 3 5 i 8 A SV CREPEENY IO "5 7 4" 3 75 4 1 5 5 3 1 MRRTLM IINEPYT "3 1 5 2" 5 4 5 5 2" 7 4 3 2 LUADRAGIPIL.AR i 7 2 3 4 5 2 3 i 3 2 8 VZOVANCGILIR 2 4 5 3 2 4 8 3 5 2" i 7 LNSEYGESSE Sweet Potato Coffee Cake One-half cup butter or margarine. A strong paper marketing bag with loop handles makes a fine container for toys, such as blocks and balls that tend to be scattered around. The bag is big enough so that a child can dump all his blocks In without having, them overflow. 1 i cup sugar, two eggs, one cup mashed Louisiana yams (canned or 'fresh', 'j teaspoon salt, two cups DINNER SERVICE IN GAY FIESTA COLORS Dove Gray, Burgundy, Forest Green, Chortrcuse You get this deluxe set quickly.

A complete set of 52 pieces received in 23 weeks. (Many items two and three ot one time.) all-purpose flour, two teaspoons baking powder. teaspoon soda, l'i teaspoons alhpire. 2 cup pineapple Juice 2 3 cup Juice if fresh yams are useti Here's the s-t-r-c-t-oli-a-b-l-e bra that never hinds TIERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every A day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune.

Count the letters in your first name. If the number of letters Is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6. add 3. The result is your key number.

Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. Hre is a beautifully styled two-piece dre-s cesianed fxpresilv to compliment a woman's fieute. Narrow of the fame labile can be omitted, if vou like vlceves are short or throe-quarter. Pattern No.

E355 a perforated pattern in 14. jg, 13. 20, 4f. 42. 44 S.ze 16.

tp. sleeves, 2 yard cf k.rt. 2 yards. For this pattern, send 35 cciU in co.ns, your name, s.ze desired, ar.d the pattern number to Sue Burnett. Siianickm Ncwe-Dis-patch.

1150 Avenue of the Americas. New York 36. Y. Dm't rru.v the new Fa ion for '53. fprir.z ar.d summer.

Its a complete sowing tor mart. pMctictl gift pattern pn.vd the bsK. Twenty-five cent. Oram butter and sugar, add epjs and brat. Add sweet potato and salt.

Beat well. Mix flour with drv in- prediems sift toceiher. gradually ad ding with pineapple Juice. Beat acain. Bake in 8x8x2-lnch pan in moderate oven 350 degrees for 50 msnu'es.

with con- susar or spread with I favorite frosting, preferably pineapple-flavored. Mid-Season IE SAL! WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS GROUP OF Women's Dress and Sport SHOES Odd Lots Reduced to Dresses Voluci to $14.95 You'll never know how omforialilr a lra ran feel 98 until you try r.nt! Purses Voluc to 52.98 riiantlorm. I hu comnlclrlv Irrtrhalii I'lctclv MrrlrhaM and up 1 PRESENTED EVERY TUESDAY (BARGAIN DAYS) STARTING TODAY, APRIL 14th WITH AN ADULT EVENING BARGAIN ADMISSION PLUS 7c SERVICE CHARGE See the Set on Display in the Lobby OPENING GIFT 3 CUPS AT ONE TIME MAJESTIC THEATRE Brassieres Nylon end fcroodcloth Dotcni of itylct reduced up to one-Wolf price. All heel heights and colon included. lfj i An rrluir palmir.J made ilh lalr ern in tlir ut tii.

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