The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 26

LimmW NDAV JOURNAL ANI! MTAR July 22. DISI Phillips Family Holds Reunion Lincoinites Tell Engagements J- and Thur-day nn of the laic Mr, and Mrs. F'ranns their rornljined totaling 680 years, were united the family home in Lincoln. James K. Phillip and his hr ther Charles E.

Plillllpi met for the first time in 37 years. The family (from left) James K. Phillips of Chicago, 111,, Frank A. Phil- Ups of Liruoln, Willzer of ok Angeles, and Charles E. of Ogallala, Neb.

Seated are (from left) George H. Phillips of Angeles, Mis, Myrta Bryant of fkiuneil Miss Cetile M. Phillips of Lincoln, Mrs. I.sola N. Pedersen of Lincoln, Miss Lela H.

Phillips of Lincoln, and John S. Phillips of Angeles, Calif. Nocturnal Noise Creates Tension Tht effect of noise upon sleep is quite amazing. Naturally, loud blasts from automobile horns and rumbling of trains will create a tension in the sleeper. But recent tests have also proved that the slight noise made by tip-toeing past a bed will create muscle tension that can last as much as half an hour, although the sleepar awaken.

Since even slight noises taka their toll of the restful benefits of sleep, it is important to hava the most restful of bedding so that the most benefit can be obtained from hours spent in slumber. Farewell Dinner For Lt. Cmdr. Gudgel I Miss Betty Becker The engagcmrnt and approaching marriage of Mi.ss Betty Becker to Sgt. Lawrence Nuss is being announced by the bride- father, Jacob Becker.

Sgt, Nuss is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nuss of Lincoln. He is stationed at present at the Offut air force ba.se in Omaha. An August 5 wedding is being planned.

Miss Ethel Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Emil F. Schmidt of Campbell, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Ethel of Lincoln, and W. D.

Tompkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. fi. Tompkins of Marysville, Kas.

The wedding will be an event of August at the First Presbyterian church in Campbell. Miss Evelyn Cubbison Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cubbison are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Evelyn, to Cleve E.

Stauffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W. Stauffer. The wedding will be an event, of September.

New Nylon Velvet Blends and Wears Pepper Tong You get the most nutritive value from green sweet peppers when you eat them raw. Cut them in fine strips and use them in salads, or dire them fine and use as a garnish for creamed eggs or potatoes. A new kind of velvet, with an all-nylon pile, has the qualities of softne.s.s, and luster which have given velvet texture its special appeal. In addition to these qualities, the new fabric has the advantages of nylon, such as long wear and easy cleaning. The nplon velvet is being presented as the covering for a charming 18th century style love a sofa, and the result is a harmon- 2 1 Otn ious blending of the old and the new.

While the sofa Is basically traditional and well suited for fabric of velvet elegance, it has a simplicity of lines, appropriate for living rooms of a nylon era. Such intriguing colors as hunter green, sage, olive, purple, burgundy, rose, coral, persimmon, cherry, French blue and gold. Fatigue Pratests The purpose of real fatigue is to protect us from overexertion. safety valve, 1 Regular rest and complete relaxation will relieve us of this fatigue and increase our energy supply. Chooi9 Your Diamond Ring with Caro Our rings are well known for fine quality, style and value.

Priced at 75.00, 100.00, 200.00, 300.00, 450.00, 500.00, 650.00,. 750.00 up. or SARTOR JEWELRY CO. 1200 Lincoln, Ntbr. Tmx inetuded in mil our priemt.

Lt. Cmdr. John E. Gudgel and Gudgel, lA. Cmdr.

Haliigan and officer Lt. Comdr. John L. Haliigan were Cmdr. Mahlin, commanding Training center honored Saturday evening at a dinner given by officers connected with the Surface Divisions of the Naval Reserve Training center.

Lt. Cmdr. Gudgel, who has received orders to overseas duty, has been inspector Instructor at the training for the past three years. Replacing him will be Lt. Cmdr.

Haliigan, who has recently moved here from East Lafesing. Mich. The are (seated from left) Mrs. Gudgel. Mrs.

HalUgan end Mrs. Elmer Mahlin, and (standing from left) Lt. Cmdr. the Naval Reserve Crab Meat Sauce Condensed cream of celery soup makes a good for crab meat. Flavor with lemon juice, onion juice, and prepared mustard.

Emily Post QUESTION: My sister and I live together, alone. wondered whether we could always aend one wedding present from both of us even when sent separate wedding invitations. MRS. POST: One present from yen both would be ample. Moreover, to likely to enable you to send a nicer single one than two seiMsrato ones.

QUESTION: Who is expected to buy the five sisters of the bridegroom their corsages which they will wear at the wedding? MRS. POST: Any who are taking part in the wedding would carry or wear flowers pravMed by the family. If the other stoters wish to wear flowers these wovid be sappUed by thair own famUy. Dorothy DEAR MISS DIX: I am the divorced father of two girls, aged 4 and 9. I have been going with a wonderful girl nine years younger than 1 (I am 30) and we love each other very much.

I know her folks and they like me, too. I owe my father a considerable sum of money due to business and marital difficulties before my divorce, and have been working 12 hours a day, seven days a week for two and a half years to pay it back. Until this debt is discharged, I have much security to offer a wife. I have told this girl all my difficulties, and also pointed out that there are many younger men with better prospects who would be interested in her. However, she still insists she wants to marry me.

We could have my children for the summers. and the girl is happy at the prospect. Do you think our marriage would be successful? J.A.S. ANSWTERt Any girl, and especially a young one such as your girl friend, takes on a tough job when she acquires a ready-made family, especially if the first wife, and mother, is still around. To be.

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