The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 10

THE PANTAG RAFlT. FRIDAY. AUGUST T. 19tt. flnitial Dance Women Of Teen Agers Cliarlotfe Fill Ilenry, Editor riwiws 4300 Dorothy Major 4 Jane Hamilton, R.

A. Clendenin Will Wed Today Ceremony to Be Held at Home Of Bride's Parents Friday Night Plans Complete; Hop Will Start rT At 8 O'Clock mi: kw I I'll t.Ua frcrtil fertile. Cl i hr former 1 14 lrWe. Mr. ami M.

t. U. MufHrCT) lrrU Mr.an4Mr. Tirrte at tMJiLInc lltrif Iwxne In aH- First "dame meetinc" e.f the Tn a ceremony late this after Teen Ace dance itub I hrM noon. Miss Nancy Jane Hamil Friday nifcht in the rdonmincton ton will become the bride of Lt Robert Antone Clendenin at the club ballroom, the third f.cr the build.ng at CIO F-ut Washing home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. ton itrect Everyone under 21 yearn of ace C. O. Hamilton, 1117 East Grove street. Lieutenant Clendenin is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Clendenin, 613 South Vale street. will be welcome at ire Mcmler-ht card le avail able at the Hi online furnih music.

Hour of the meeting are from 8 to 11 p. m. Ir. and Mrs. A.

Orendorft and Mr. and Mrs. F-arl Croner will be chaperon for the f.rst meeting of the club. which i sponsored bv the Junior IVmmerre and Pe Munici The Rev. Norman Crawford will perform the single ring ceremony before an altar decorated with gladioli and tamarack.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, will wear a blue silk cress suit with navy accessories snd an orchid corsage. Her only jewelry will be a pair of silver wings, gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Herbert Bayer sister of the bride, will he matron of honor nnd wear a beige silk dress with brown accessories and a corsage c.f yellow roses. Mrs.

Hamilton, mother of the GIRLS FILL GAS TANKS AT LINCOLN pal Kerrcation l-wird. 11.11 Welch lis president ef the club. iRuth Bright Becomes Bridi i a I 4 i- i 1 I (I t. 't' 4 j.t-. fcitf X'! 4 Of R.G.Beck bride, will wear turquoise silk and Mrs.

Clendenin dusty pink silk jersey. Roth will have corsages of gardenias. A small reception for the immediate families will follow the ceremony. Mrs. Edna Zanglein of New York city, a close friend of the bride's mother, is here for the Will Male Home In Livingston, Mont.

t-H la HUDSON. Mm Ituih Uriirht. jt t- laughter Mr. ami Mf. lt.

e0 AV a. a4 Ht-K I 1 Ilricht ef Hudson. U.jmo thej bride H.iymtnl llck ct vi tr i. i I 5 i i I inc-ti'ii. N.itur.ljy in thr 1 I r.

i 4 I 1 'ft it Mff. wedding. The bride and bridegroom are both graduates of liloomington high school. The bride is a member of Mitzis XX and was active in high school organizations. She has been in nurses' training in the Methodist hospital, Peoria.

Lieutenant Clendenin attended Illinois State Normal university and Illinois Wesleyan university, where he was a member of Phi Gamma Helta fraternity. He is now in the air corps and will leave for Savannah, Sunday. The bride will join him in Savannah after Sept. 1. after she has completed her work in Peoria.

Knuhsh lJithrt.m rlturrh in Liv- iriK'tMn. Thr Ucv. Wrlnlrr II Cl-m nt ftitmol the crnmny. Thfjr urrc unuttrnilol. 1 -T tl Mrs.

IWk is a jtra luatr t'nl- vrrsiiy hich Miil anl lilnvi i CKcnoa Prlnc'Dal State Norm.tl univrrily. She aht stu lir-l at the I'nivrnnly low anl the Umvrrity Montjr.i. Sle formerly l.tusht in lluln ami in the 1'irll it -AM Wcdi MHiouri urj 4 a i i i SIV. rf- Normal. She taucht a ycic Ini I Mrs.

Falter Given Farewell Shower TOW AND A. (PNS) Mrs. (Montana prior to hrr marTiace. ZVIIIS. KOGER VOCEL is the former Dernailine Grrmer.

daugh Mr. Hock attenlot the Univer ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gremer. 711 West Jackson street.

sity of Miho at l.tr!lo. Ileti r-rk ltK Ilk. If" A I I rl ATUPC now employe! the Livincton fflXl I ll I lJ PM VJ I a mm mm mmt Leslie Sutter and Mrs. Zanna Womnrk entertained 50 guests of the Community club at the home r.f the latter with a "nest egg" FAIR SEX SHOW is.uiy r.mrrpri'.e. KollovMni a wcM.nc trin mV PACKED WITH MAN APPEAL'; irllowstone National i.irk.

PATRIOTISM VIA ami Mr. IWk will t-r at himc at I 101 North trrrt. Livinoton. SHAPELY LEGS SOCIAL NOTES Guests Arrive For Wedding Of Miss Balle Michiqan Guest Given CHICAGO. (AP) Slim, Rgurc Tracing Lines Havt 'Lots of Oomph' Jj-kc, re 't IT', ti-TJw I -jt t't'rl lu tt tVit i trm Shower at Gridley Painting war slogans on their stockinjrless lejr is shower Tuesday evening honoring Mrs.

Kannie Falter who left Thursday for LaMoure, N. where she will be married to Joseph Smythe in the near future where they will live. Games featuring "advice for the bride and bridegroom" were played on the lawn which was enjoyed by the group. A potluck supper was served. Mrs.

Falter and children, Virginia and Russell have lived in this vicinity for the last seven years where she has been active in church and community affairs. i 1 I I rW 3 t-J 1 W't -if rr ff 7 i f- r.RIDIJIY. (PNS Mm the newest patriotic Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hill, 205 lasnion adopted iy a Amrrwan mrn -r I-! t.

at "'ty Htlt-n Kint Sautt Me. M.irie. was i.f hinor at a surprise kitchrn hnrr arl fii! to l.c -1 iitvr a tkt tn Ames avenue, Normal, have asl their house guest, Mrs. Etta Fike roup of Chicago Kirs at school for models. Many of the pirls had On the i.ne hand, t'wy I tt me their watt.nx In tei t- ltrrakr.nt in the Cnllry p.uk Tinl.iy mornmj of Hartford, who is here to attend her son Raymond's wedding to Miss Louise Balle, jo I.

ry iM Mi K-nt. thiral patriotic pictures paint l- a -utrr lwj' n. I director at Sault Ste. Mane i Sunday. Also a guest of Mr.

and OdeU Mlsticnary Group Has Program crtij. 7w f. r- ralefcj ia' VT'i. TH.i- 5 Of. J4'K.

4 i S. rts. Mrs. Ames will be Mrs. Irwin ed on their lejrs along with the slogans.

ypendinj; her vartin here with hiT sistcT. Miss llesne Krnt. A' Mrs. Bohrer Speaks At Downers Grove i It I th, I -te tf tc.f accirdnE ti A fv l'arrnh. New Yi'rk Fike of Upper Derby, who an avocation kni' cvrra1 was to arrive Friday.

Lt. Irwin pirls who attend chrat. Since Fike, who was formerly sta A picture of the U. S. flag and the words "keep it flying," adorn the tioned in Hawaii, is now sta she is starting housekeeping upn her return, a kitchen shower wa tioned at the Philadelphia navy Mrs.

Florence Fifer Bohrer of 909 North McLean street was in Downers Grove, 111., Wednesday. She was the speaker for a lunch- held. right leg of Thelma Pea yards. Miss Lucille rrtrr- a s-l aI u. tmr ImpmjUml.

Vuf are in i rsivf t-jy fc m- rr t's-4n ef fu? Wi rvie sf trm tr-n la 1 tcs -n t-afv. m-f-a, r.f t-w-X h-iU Si iti An I i tivarrn. A t-a U. Ascf i cock, while Lila McCor- ta.nttj the ladies with her "lot h. hnr.

aN-ut a trrXt t-5n! i.f Ucy fahi-n. ln "Thce nr ft! ue rn-i'r Mr. rarri. a m-an in Hart-me. re pVcd m.t material Jiitrt-'UHK oi uie uuwiicis uiuve mick had painted on her anl Tan Man." a novel creation League of Women Voters.

She vC7lve Uinner nonorinq of her own. Others aitinc with legs near the heel of her reviewed the state organization's Ualitornia Residents il. I. I irn t' ti II It. It ir.

V- a-il XX i I. ti ail I I W.jw"" j-r fSKtCtftJ program for the year. shoe, "Don't be a heel the entcrtainmrrd were Mrs. It. lleiple.

Mrs. Crate lUU-s and Mrs. J. F-irl Tavlor. buy a bond." Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Hibbs. Has 10 Day Furlough 401 North Mason street, enter Ilreakfast was ere! t- 3t at tamed with a dinner Wednes 9 a. m. by Mrs.

T. Rich. Mrs. Corp. Donald Hanes of Chanute field is spending a 10 day furlough Morton 4-H Members day honoring Mr.

Hibbs' Iivina Castle and Mr. Walter They aren't fiy tr over he In'e 1. XTty hiv ft-reel frm.f". tv.e tf rr. with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Steward. Church Class Hcr.ou brother and sister in law. Mr. AwJi fmint Cnrit and Mrs.

Elmer Hibbs of Los AwaiT OUnty OnteST rru i fcT ti Harry Hanes of McLean. Wednes a day he visited his Angeles, Calif. This is their tary an4 rnen Wt.r.e ilailoifc-l I--? eesu ta.Ufrl 1.: ewer MORTON. (PNS) Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Stubblefield, 603 tion of flower arrangement: F.I-eanor Getz and Joyce l-re llauter, demonstration in ar.J ftf 14 J- In drc. mt ef th i 'V Mark Smuckcr, leader of Morton's resident 4 announced Thurs- i tt- day Morton entries in the Kct a it ach.rrl tfouin ca-l new, fahfu atir tvto An uiKKc ht, ht well county 4-H contest at IVla About 15 will enter the style show and 12 exhibit dresses. An exhdt.t also be made by the ela. ure tt rcw Elmo Hibbs and Miss Catherine Aug.

14 will include Gcraldine rnuru 1 W. Witf-e- XX a es. kr je e.t" 1 t'Wel t', a i.iJ tf" ir-. ssr' a er fe- ae rat a East Mulberry street. Pantagraph Pattern Not Much Material Krug and Doris Roth, demonstra Ball.

Later in the evening Mr. cad eric If t-e pvn i iss'-ei t.v-at vest Vi ha al t'jr r-f a real eeixrfrrt f.x sfTj, t-ut 5 l-k- li.t4 (art. t'f rniN 1 li? iil r.r and Mrs. Carl Farrenburg and LESSONS IN FASHION irtmm and le. lilllli XTl tt I 1 son Elso of Columbus, Ind.

joined the group. Former Resident Visits Mother Here i I 'I If OLDER WOMEN SHOULD AVOID HARSH LINES faV.iC itayl.rn uT. Dinner iWew. Il.nnrr an 1 even rj lrri- mt rrn nvie i-nt aiwl Icm n.M. S-rne i tv.ftn te i ife.

ai i ent.n -t it at a S. "a r. the 4 t.tn rry Arthur Keeran of Racine, Has Birthday Party ITT Uf. ae.4 Tat-1 a'rer-we t. ter Cart.

a t. -1 formerly of Bloomington, has been visiting his mother, Ok dim, mZ- Mrs. Emma Swanson. 1018 South i Main street this week. His sister, Miss Kosalee Turpin, accompanied him to Wisconsin for a lute Victory 'Ty0 month's visit.

rx'M kf IWw llfwte tf iti HtMtfw mm Ann, LINCOLN MARKET 115 K. Front St. llwnc 39 Sl'KCIAlif FOU FRIDAY and SATURDAY Kw IV KiiU tmm Mtar Carlsons Honored On 13th Anniversary fee JU tf I Mf wr-; GRAYMONT. (PNS) Mr. and Mrs.

Gilman Carlson were en tertained by Mr. and Mrs. John I 18c BACON SQUARES Mtfar (WW. IJk. PORK LOIN ROAST Linneman of Flanagan Wednesday at a dinner in Minonk, in observ ance of the Carlsons 13th wed BEEF CHUCK ROAST.V-Vr26c ding anniversary.

3IJb.Ari:ndCut Other guests were Mrs. Carl son grandmother, Mrs. tmma PURE LARD 5' 73c Stretch of Graymont and sister. Lh. Mrs.

Mary Louise Norberg, and iimimi ist fa at at ltil wsa AIRY FAIRY CAKE FLOUR 21! nr 15f family of New York. HAMBURGER 16k l. li IT 1 35861 1 SI2CS I 16-50 SOiP Sgt. Chancellor, Wife HAM BOLOGNA 21c Honored at Dinner 3 PADUA. (PNS) Mr.

and Mrs. FRANKFURTS a iIm rrJii sh: rciiy 2 Jmmf. Ik. Robert Chancellor entertained 15 relatives with a dinner Sunday at their home in honor of his brother BEEF SHORT RIBS 16ic and sister in law, S. Sgt.

San Sal- vadore Chancellor ot Jefferson Barracks, Mo. They were married ROUND STEAK 36c M. Ik. itaiuraay ana were nome on a three day furlough. Mrs.

Chancel lor was the former Miss Dorothy SALT PORK 17ic YANIl.LX ICE CREAM Quart 19C Smith of LeMay, Mo. KH a 2. 23f at 25 I I Green Hcaris -2i: ENsworth Woman Will SUMMER SAUSAGE iv. 31c Y0U WOMEN WHO SUFFER Teach White School Softiy Fitted with Tucking No. CT.SG, sizes IS, 3S, 40, 42, Smoked Liver Sausage 28c ik Size SG, 2-i 41.

4G. 4S and T0. ycids o0 inch fabric. PADUA. (PNS) Mrs.

Wayne Van Gundy of Ellsworth had been hired Thursday to teach White ID. GOODRELD Mrs. Ida Wherry from Rock Island was spending a wren Thursday with her mother, Mrs. J. S.

Schrock, and sister, Mrs. George Wicldan. Mrs. J. R.

Wocrtz entertained at bridge Monday, honorins Mrs. ti'l 10 fii1n 1 fPTtt fnr mnilinf PORK SAUSAGE 14ic i.il. lr-o. Ik. iiui nmm It you mfr hot fUOt.

tuilan. ctutma of IrnsuUntk' art r.rft d'j to in rutxtiool mUlJle-ac' period la a arnaa'a 1U rr LrdU Itnabain'a Vrc-tabl Compound. I'. thou-and upon thouwrnH ot vtxnra to ttIict such aaaortnc Trr.pt ocrv Follow Ubcl dirvcttona. nn.fcta WUTKS ta rx-st) for EACH pattern.

Write coming lerm ine ior-rlainlv YOUR NAME. ADDRESS mer teacher, Mrs. Martha Allison, resigned. CUBE STEAKS 6c AND STYLE NL'MRER. RE SURE Frank Hitchens of Sycamore, who 2f t.

10c Si James Monroe did not originate the Monroe doctrine, but was the first to announce the policy TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH. Address PATTERN DEPARTMENT. The Daily Pantograph. 121 West 30th Street, New York, N. Y.

PEANUT BUTTER ik 20c sincca was a guest of her sister, Mrs. H. L. Farnam. Cordelia Myers, Reporter..