The Dothan Eagle from Dothan, Alabama • 6

MONDAY ATERNOON AUGUST 2 THE DOT HAN AGLB PAGE SIX Married Sunday Evening At Home One Year Old And Growing ast i WEDDING AND EIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS MUST HAVE WRITTEN SIGNATURES Mrs John Hilson Recent Bride th here i 4 are expected relatives the Ifl Nonnie west that urniture Sylacauga Burial fo lowed In th? jt lfl sjmpPSt of silhouettes Memorials Rebuilt Re Covered Houston Marble Works Complete Job rom Jeeps in the Deep rame On Out to WANT AD ADVERTISERS: OUR DEADLINE IS 11 DAILY Time to Cry OR CLASSIIED Every Detail Gets ADVERTISING! Expert Attention UP TO 6 Phone 18 The New SATURDAY OR SUNDAY Houston CLASSIIED ADS! YOUR RIENDLY THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY A I You Women Who Suffer rom TUESDAY WEDNESDV iw want super Beach Asbury Page for the maid dress fl A i Itamx should be reported between I a ad green right her she evening Mike I 1 People run consistently true to the Way they treat their pets There always seems to be a dreary virtue about the women who do not allow dogs in the house is air 350 rail ft IP uneral services for the Rev A Lynch of Bonifay who died in a Dothan hospital yesterday morning following a week's illness were held today at Hurd's Gap near Mrs Sam waa Miss Sallba of the Spann home was burglarized about 10:30 Herring said No trace of the intruder was un covered the detective said but of ficers are continuing their investi gation oy daugh oy ia spending that makes the most background for such gale the dog collars of black or ribbon studded with glass the velvet scarves spatter The rural traffic drop due to ra tioning has been estimated at 40 per cent Student bombardiera are taught operation and maintenance of the famous bombsight through use of an ovaiaIm waHaL Mr nnd Mrs Crosby Jr announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Yvonne at a local hospital July 28 Mrs Crosby before her marriage was Miss Alice Cutts Houston County Girls At Summer School Re Tieing Springs Ar New Webbing New Spring If Needed fc New iller rames Tightened Word ha been received here of the safe arrival In Australia of Pri vate William A Harper Jr His wife waa Miss Marion Baiber of this rity and his parents are Mr and Mrs William A Harper Mr and Mrs Samuel Sellers of Cottonwood announce the birth of a son July 23 whom they have named Robert Earl Mrs Sellers Is the former Essie Huff of CoU tonwoud MADELEINE CARROLL RED McMURRAY STIRLING HAYD Spilt milk is good enough rea son for tears these days say irate housewives faced with milk shortage and paper thin bottle tabs Pauline Kim of Pittsburgh demonstrates how thumb goes in and milk pops out as result of WPB ban on wire staples in hinge of tabs 8 Mrs Norton and son Jimj ot Clayton spant the week endj here with Mr and Mrs Pul man JULIAN HALL Editor PHONE 1600 When You Think of Hoffl Think of EXSANA ORMERLY MEXICAN HEAT POWDtH YOU CAN COOL AND SOOTHE out the burn and hot fueling by sprinkling Mexsnna well over Ir ritated skin Clean Never soils summer clothing ragrant lcasanu Economical work Is never especially In the Navy muses Seaman Secilia Smoak of Cordova as she leans on her swab after giving the deck a quick once over in the barracks at Anacostia Va Mr and Mrs William Blount and children Helen and Billy spent the Meek end at Panama City Is with Mr and Mrs Blount Mrs Haymond Spann and sons Kay and Doak and today for Nashville Cohllma whose marriage took place Sunday Josephine Sallba daughter of Mr and Mrs this city Hickman cemetery with Ward Wil son in charge Surviving are Cora Lee Lynch of ther the Rev A and sister Mrs Mr and Mrs Noidon of Cordon announced the birth of a daughter Lois Ann July 28 Mrs Nordon is the former Brunlce Whit 's JI SSI The amphibious jeep has a rival in 's nldei brother the original blitz buggy Here one of the sea going jeeps shoots off a dock and into the water at Philadelphia's League Island Lake at 50 miles an hour in a ord speed test One of the regular Willys Overland land jeeps chugs through the waters of the Maumee river at To ledo equipped with a special exhaust pipe (arrow) to prevent stalling his wife Mrs Bonifay his fa Ivnch of Loads Best of Iji thls season's silhouette pared down to the last flounce you can rely distribution Benner said adding that these cards will be distributed by Scouts in the Dispatch Bearer Service A total of five million cards are to be distributed by Scouts a 1 1 over the coimtrv he said Marbry and Mrs Zolly Miss Shirley Doak left a two weeks visit In Tenn with Mrs MacArthur left today for Wilmington Del to visit her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs James Shumate Before re turning home Mrs MacArthur will also visit relatives in Philadelphia New York and en route home will visit Mrs Emery Johnson in Charleston I ASK ANY WOMAN By Mxrcelene Cox Home Journal had become such a good Although blimps are vulnerable Ito submarine deck guns one I blimp leaking gas for 72 hours from 14 gaping holes new aOO miles for repairs Expeditious movement of the combination rail air trattic made possible through direct express service at more than airport cities supplemented by express service Making the fabric cover of an airplane frame hard and stiff be fore it Is painted is called "dop ing'' Berkeley Blue Granite Two Dothan homes In the ern section of town were burgla rized last night while occupants were away and beds were stripped and a pistol taken from one of the houses city police said today City Detective Wes Herring who investigated the burglaries with detective Strickland said the intruder first entered the home of A Lisenby at 1400 West Main by cutting the wire screen on a window and breaking a window pane to effect entry After stripping a bed and taking a pistol owned by Mr Lisenby the burglar ther went to the home of A Spann 203 Montezuma ave nue stripped another bed and left pistol Herring said The Lisenby home was entered sometime shortly after dark and Mrs Erlln Stunda! phine Rice) and her Rice will leave Tuesday for nore Calif where they will Lieut and Mrs Curtis Krieg Stunda! will also visit her blind CpI Stundal who is station ed in Arizona Abe housekeeper she was an Inspira tion to herself or gnla nights when you to knock pm dead with a outfit there is the complexion flattering marabou hat and match ing muff in soft gray Pinned to the muff is a bright velvet bow and cut steel medallion for extra I I Incidentally those steel buckles you put awav when they went out of style a few years back can be resurrected and used as bow medallions for lapels or to fasten belts and bodices Bags are big by day and luxuri ous by night The drawstring and I saddle bags which can be slung i over the shoulder or arm will be more popular than ever now i carry your own packages Is policy of most stores aille is a fabric favorite formal afternoon bags like Dandy Do collar box model with long ribbon handle fastened at cither side with a double loop bow And sensation of the season will most certainly be the suede bag I with hand painted mirror sides I Gloves are decorative as well as protective and come In longer lengths Outstanding were those of ice blue velvet tied at the wrist with a rose which doubles as a hair ornament crystal bad em fuchsia suede gauntlet and black raneskln classic dotted with pink felt bows (nee Jose brother Pat Elsi visit Mrs hus the skirt was a full ruffle The rings were on a white satin pillow The bride entered with her fath er by whom she was given in marriage Her wedding gown was white satin The yoke of the bodice was lace and the neckline waa out linked with seed pearls The long sleeves ended in points over the back of the hands The veil was held In place with a coronet of net and seed pearls and formed a long train with inserts The bride carried a white satin covered Bible showered with white orchids and ribhon streamers tied with Lillies of the Valley They were met at the latar by the groom his best man Sam Ra rook of Camp Rucker and Witchita Kan and Chaplain Carroll The ceremony was performed in the dining room before an impro vised altar banked with fern and interspersed with white gladioli tube roses and asters On each side and in the center were branch ed candelabra holding white tapers The aisle was marked with stream ers of white tulle tied to baskets of white asters and gladioli Mrs Mike Sallba mother of the bride wore an aqua crepe gown with a corsage of white rose and asters Immediately following the cere mony Mr and Mrs Saliba enter tained with a reception The re freshment tablft was covered with a beautiful linen cut work cloth and the three tiered cake emboss ed with white roses was topped by a miniature bride and soldier with flags of red white and blue Ice cream carrying out the patriotic color scheme was served with the cake by Mrs Saliba Mrs Joe Joseph Mrs Eldred Grimsley and Miss Selma Saliba of Blythe ville Ark Miss Selma Saliba pre sided over the book The couple left for a two weeks wedding trip to Springfield Ill Witchita Kan and Kansas City The going way dress was a bride blue two piece ensemble with black accessories Her corsage was a white orchid Billy Glmsley who undewent a tonsliectomy last week is recup erating at the home of his aunt nad uncle Mr and Mrs Eldred Grimsley on St Andrew St A4 HI Bov Scout in th Southeast Ala bama Council will begin distribut ing 'Em slogan card tbs Ar nv Air orces Au list 28 A "Tex" Banner Scout ecutlve announced todav Each registered troon in th Council wil be given 100 cards for Private Eugene Rice Gunter ield Montgomery spent a week end here with his parents Mr and Mrs Rice Mrs Thomas Miss Thomas Mias Sarah Thomas and Charles Thoma of Dothan route 4 left Sunday to visit Lt Walter Eu gene Thomas who is stationed at Camp Maxey Tex that the July 12 In Natchez city Is residing at Centerville Miss with Lieut Hilson while he is stationed at Camp Van Dorn Miss our Houston County girls 1 Miss Peggy Alford and Miss Pal It mer Brown of Columbia Miss Mar guerlte A McEachin of Cowarta land Mlaa Angelina Hall of Do 1 than are attending Summer fl School at Alabama College Monte vallo The summer term will end An ti gust 25 I Mias Jane Loraine i ter of Mr and Mra 11107 Woodland Drive the month of Auguat at Camp Takeda Gainsville Ga During the week of Auguat 4 11 Mlaa oy will go with other campera on a three day trip to Lake Winfield Scott In North Georgia The Reverend and Mrs jj Phillips will return Tuesday from A Lake Junaluska where they spent a week while Rev Phillips attended the conference for District 'j Missionary Secretaries Rev A Lynch Dies In Hospital efforts to master Navy traditions They refer to racks as a their their jobs riav orders" Scuttlebutt from Boston when WAVES go on shore leave from Mount Holyoke has it that one trim little WAVE proudly clicked her heels together and snapped to a fast salute when a kindly 1 rear admiral passed her on the street The admiral amed patted the WAVE on the shoulder pater nally and said: "That's the way to do It: a good BY BETTY MACDONALD XEA Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON Ask the man In the xtreet about Women Accept ed for Volunteer Emergency Serv ice and he'll give you a blank look Mention WAVES and you're talking good old alphabetical American to him You're talking about a Navy branch founded a year ago July 30 that has released thousands of enlisted men and officers from such shore jobs as: gunnery in spection parachute rigging com munications control towers ground and maintenance rk aerological departments hospitals radio and just plain yeoman office work in stations from Brooklyn to San Diego There'll be 48000 young seamen in bell bottom skirts at the year's end 70000 by next June The gals are joining up for a number of reasons but the three top ones are: I have (had) a husband (brother) in the Navy All the fellows in my home town have left I want to serve Your composite WAVE Is pretty much a typical American girl In boot camp computations through out the country the average WAVE is a brunette of 23 size 14 a high school graduate with busi ness school training unmarried Stenographers head the WAVE lists followed by secretaries clerks general office worckers WAVES accept regimentation in good spirit but they are given to occasional nostalgic civilian mem ories In a poll taken at tbe train ing camp at Cedar alls Iowa WAVES reported these items the ones they missed most: a single deck bed spike heels toeless shoes midnight snacks in the kitch en long bobs MEN! The new boot just fresh from a business office has a hard time with navy terms Old sea dogs grading examination papers give these sample answers as reasons why some commanding officers put In for sea duty: frequency are WAVES jammed eight or ten to a room "lift and drag' is going on shore leave and coming home again is a Bea rish a dope Around the they talk their own salty lingo Cotton hose are I nylons black beauties are shoes basic arithmetic is hup two three four A drill master is a JAG is conduct unbe coming an officer and a gentle man The WAVES also have their little women the Whisples who operate like Gremlins by scrambling ga loshes and shoes and leaving shirts "adrift" in a room just before In spection or who cause girdle trou ble at drill WAVES away from home can make use of only a few gifts In a recent check their requests were in order of importance: mail writ ing paper cosmetics underwear home made cookies cameras identification bracelets portable typewriters cigarettes sun glasses laundry bags magazine subscrip tions There was one plea for "a guy to tie my The WAVES are serious in their terms ana i their bar gossip as i for the In The LATEST NEWS CARTOON COMEDY Burglars Ransack Two Homes Here It is expected that most of the Army Air orce men will cling to aviation as a vocation or avocation after the war Mrs John Hilson who before her marriage Miss was Miss Helen Crlstine Nichols of this Lavish Accessories Enrich rocks BY KOSELLEN ALLAHAN NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK Accessories the fairy godmother touch turns the plainest of daytime clothe into Cinderella Hke party frocks Though has been pleat and on the exciting new fall accessory lines to put plenty of in to the basic" Birth Announcements has what doctors call a stomachic ionic enect! Thousands upon thousands have reported benefits ollow label directions Pinkham's I KNEW A HILLTOP Ones I knew a hilltop that leaned against the sky Where arafl fence like rlckrack tn meet the pasture bars I had a kitchen sun mark to tell hours Hup two three and a wave of the 48000 WAVES Wto to be in the Navy by end Saliba ttfi Saliba was of honor and with blue taffeta bo net skirt banded with and a short veil of with pink rosebuds IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR! CHILDREN 10c All Taxes ADULTS 30c Paid Open Daily 1 PM UNBORN of course perfect tics as colored jewels I cd with equins and strands of os trich and the nat and ntufl sets Velvet and feathers arc favorite media? for these1 matchmate as in the miniature muff of white swan and natural pheasant breasts covered with a cobwebby veiling to keep it from ruffing up and a crest of feathers and emerald velvet worn deep over the the And a slender dark cedar whispered to the stars Once I knew a garden mamolla blossoms fell To drift like boats of sliver upon an orchid pool Where mint grew green and frag rant beside a wishing well And wind that cams a tiptoe was spicy nu vw 1 1 left the zigzag rail fence where wild dewberries grew 1 But memory is a candle to warm a cold heart by I dreams I see a garden where magnolia blossoms blew And my heart climts to a nintop that leans against the sky Alma Robison Higbee Good Housekeeping Magazine Miss Josephine Saliba Corporal Sam Cohlmia Marry Sunday Night The of Mis Josephine ped shoulders and the bottom of Michael Saliba and Corporal Sam Cohlmia was a lovely event of Sunday night Miss Saliba Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Sallba and Cpl Cohlmia is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Shak er Cohlmia Wichita Kansas He is stationed at Camp Rucker The double ring ceremony was pcriormed at the home of parents 201 3 St Andrews street by Chaplain James Car roll of Camp Rucker before a large assemblage of relatives and It lends Beautiful roses and asters were arranged in the reception hall and the living room While the candles were being lighted by Raymond Saliba Miss Daisy Dell Brookins played Nevin on the violin ac companied by Robert Livingston at the piano Mrs Joe Joseph sang by and Miss Brookins and Mr Livingston played "Oh Promise Me" DeKov en Mr Joe Joseph sang Cadman and as the attendants entered the Lohengrin Wedding March Wagner was play ed During the ceremony the soft strains of "I Love You Car rie Jacobs Bond werP heard The recessional was Wed ding March The ushers were Jimmie Saliba thp brother Joe Joseph and Miss sister's wore a dice and full blue taffeta ti'lle caught Her bouquet was of pink rose buds Mrs Nicholas Saad sister of the bride was matron of honor Her dress was shell pink The long bo dice was of satin and the full bou fante skirt was tulle Her short tulle veil was caught with pink and orchid asters Her bouquet was ef Pink and orchid asters Little Miss Norma Jn Saliba was ring bearer and she was dressed in white satin Around the drop HOT LASHES then CHILLY EELI During 38 to 52 Years of Age! 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