The Macon News from Macon, Georgia • 22

Clubs9 Activities Outlined For This Week COVER EGGS When you are soft- or hard-cooking eggs use a saucepan that Is large enough lo allow you to cover the eggs with an Inch of water 22 CThf iflarmi arlrpraply ai Six Group Parties Set By Alumnae NOTICK! Announcements and atorlca for tho women's section of the Sunday Macon Tclrgraidt and Ncwa must be In the office of the news-patters before 6 pm Thursday for Sunday publication Publicity chalrmrn have been asked to check the information they send to be sure that it contains the full name of the organization and day and hour of the meeting the place of the meeting including address' of the Institution or home at which It will be held and something about the aubject for the occasion It is requested further that any person sending In Information sign her name and telephone number in order that she may be reached if more Information la desired Items for Sunday publication should be marked "for Sunday rrleasq" VISIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOM T0DAYI One of Macon's Largest Selections Display At All Tinws MACON PIANO EXCH 2699 Houston Air SH 6-4878 Peace Ladies The Ladies' Peace Officera Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs Powell 5743 Satterfield Road Bt 8 pm Thursday Mrs Cranford and her group will be in rharge Mrs John Richardson chairman of the nominating committee will Install the new offirers who will take over thrlr duties at the meeting in January They are president Mrs James Avcra Jr vice president Mrs Ralph Branan secretary Mrs Raymond Wilkes treasurer Mrs Jewett McCom-mon chaplain Mri John 1 Beck parliamentarian Mra David Banka historian Mrs Floyd A Murray Mrs Thomas Godfrey chairman of the Christmas party will give a report History Club The Macon History Club will meet at 4 pm Thursday at the home of Miss Julia Robson 1850 Hardeman Ave Mrs Rufus Sams Jr will give a paper on "The Pacific Island Groups Concerned in World War II" in the club's study of Islands Happy Hour The Happy Hour Club will meet at 2 pm Wednesday at its club house Members will play cards Re- Clrrle Co-chnirmcn of thul group are Mrs Bert Slruby and Mrs Smuler Jr The Inst group of graduates Group VI from 1951-1901 will have a luncheon at 1 pm at the Idle Hour Country Club Mrs Joseph Neel III and Mrs Ilighton Lyndon are co-chair-men Reservations are to be made with the chairmen of Groups II and VI for the luncheons Alumnae in Groups 1 III IV and need not mnke reservations Mrs Bert Maxwell president of the Alumnae Club said that all Wesleyan alumnae are Invited to the parties which will take the plarc of the annual fall meeting of the entire organization Other officers are Mrs JI Warlirk Mrs Flowers and Mrs Holliday vice presidents Miss Mary Lou Barton recording secretary Mrs Goodwin Rankin corresponding secretary Mrs Hugh Wayne treasurer Several members of the local group are officers In the National Wesleyan Alumnae Association Mrs James Webb is national president Mrs Gautier national first vice president Mrs Calder Clay alumnae trustee and Mrs McCowen immediate past president and member of the board of The Macon Wcslryan Alumnae Club will hold Wesleyan Alumnnr Day Thursday with parties planned by each of the six alumnae groups during that dny The Alumnae Club made up of Maronilrs has more than KM members divided Into six groups according to the decade in which each alumna attended Wesleyan Group I alumnae from 1900-1910 will have a coffee at 10:30 am at the home of Mrs Wash inglon Dessau 3648 Vlncville Ave Mrs Dessau and Mrs Ben Dasher are ro-chnirmcn Group II 1911-1920 has planned a luncheon for 12 noon at the 'Idle Hour Country Club Co-rhairmrn of that group are Mrs Colder Clay and Mrs Elizabeth Glass Group III from 1921-1930 will have a tea at 4 pm at the home of Mrs Guyton Abney 507 Vista Circle Chairmen of that group are Mrs Ward Dennis and Mrs Lloyd Black Group IV 1931-1940 has Mrs Clifford Slocumb Jr and Mrs Register as co-chairmen They will have a lea at 4 pm at Mrs Register's home 1289 Jackson Springs Road Group alumnae from 1941-1930 has planned a coffee from 11 am to noon at the home of Mrs Jackson Holliday 373 Vista VTA ISEWS of American Colonists postponed from Oct 19 is to lie held at 11 am Thursday Nov 2 at the Sidney Lanier Cottage on lllgh Street in Macon Mrs Mur- ray of Ft Valley chuptrr regent has announced To speak on the topic for the meeting Natlonul Defense will lie Cupt Austin II Harnett Jr USN commanding officer of the Forms and Publications Supply Office Byron Ills subject will be Exploration of the Arctic Ice Cap" Following his talk a film will be shown by Lt William lilordan Reservations for the meeting which is to be a luncheon- meeting are to be made by Tuesday with Mrs Francis Clarke 2070 Old Holton Road Mrs Murray said Hadassah The Macon Chapter of Hadassah will meet Tuesday at 1:15 pm in Temple Beth Israel annex The program will feature a review of "Woman of by Irving Fincman presented in the form of a script Mrs David Adelstone will be narrator and Mrs Goldcnbcrg and Mrs Emanuel Farber will participate as readers Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs Nircnslcin and Mrs George Barnett Exchangettes The Macon Exchangctte Club will meet at 12:30 pm Thursday at Baconsfield club house Judge Durward Mercer of the Bibb County Juvenile Court will be speaker Minerva Club The Minerva Club of SAE fraternity has changed its meeting date from the first Thursday to the second Tuesday of each month The November meeting will be held Tuesday Nov 14 at the SAE lodge Lanier UDC Memorial services for members who have died during the past year will be held at the meeting of the Sidney Lnnirr Chapter UDC nt 3:30 pm Wednesday at the Sidney Lnnlcr Cottage Conducted hy Miss Mary Lou Barton necrology rhuirman and Mrs Linton Solomon chaplain the ceremony will honor the memory of Mrs William It Hall Mix Caroline Hewes Mrs Chester Jones Mrs Robert A McCord Mrs O'Neal Sr and Mrs Mark A Smith Brief reports of the recent convention of the Georgia Division of the UDC will be given by the delegates who attended Mrs Charles Morgan Mrs James Crouse Mrs II Reid Mrs William Jordan and Mrs Malcolm Kvcrctt Norman McLean of the Wesleyan School of Fine Arts will present his students Misses Jackie Turner and Gloria Gilson who will sing a duet from Mcn-otti's opera Consul" accompanied by Miss Bonnie Keist- ler Mrs Derry Burns music chairman announced Mrs William Solomon III who will preside at the meeting stated that the executive board will meet at Washington Memorial Library at 10:30 am Tuesday DAC Chapt of the Mak er The meeting of the Major William Horton chapter Daughters Will Hear University will be foods such as hot dogs hamburgers bottled drinks for sale and a bazaar with gifts Tony Bullington will be caller for the dancing Admission will be 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children Wlnshlp The executive committee of Winship PTA will meet at 9:30 am Thursday In Room 19 at Winship School Mrs Ralph IIul-lendcr is to preside over the meeting Unveiling Set ByDAR Today JEFFERSONVILE A DAR marker to the memory of Evans Long Revolutionary soldier will be unveiled today at 2:30 pm in the Wimberly cemetery off Highway 80 near Jeffersonville The Reuben Long Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Hurtsboro Ala will take part on the program This chapter has ten members who are descendants of Reuben Long father of Evans Long Pre-Christmas PHOTO SPECIAL Miller Junior High Group Mrs Edith Stallings From freshmenta will be served by Civic Woman's Club members Mrs A Hutson is chairman from the Civic Woman' Club sponsoring organizalion Alpha Nu Alpha Nu chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha aorority will have a Jewel and pledge pin ceremony at 4 pm today at the home of Mrs Nlta Rozier 2024 Winton Drive Mrs Judy Carter Mrs Myra Holland Mrs Faye Stallings and Miss Betty Bass will receive jewel pins and receiving pledge pins will be Misses Maggie Me-Ticr Dot Davidson Sirs Joyce Wilson and Mrs Barbara Hughes For appointment now SII 8x10 BLACK WHITE Including tax Limited Two to a Family Groups $100 Extra Ptr Person jrwrii HAVE YOU SEEN OUR EXCITING FASHIONS IN FURS fine furs in ill their many new shipes end colors! 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NO INTEREST ADDED ON EXTENDED CHARGE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 7 UNIFORMS NEW FALL STYLES FOR NURSES BEAUTICIANS WAITRESSES MAIDS Mesitor CAS Charge Stories THE UNIFORM AND MATERNITY SHOPPE 640 Cherry St Phone SH 6-6557 Chary A cceimti fnrrltd Lty-Awey of No Extra Choyo fm tulkf Flnt St Giri Sena Fna TMCS plan mills studio 2392 INGLESIDE AVENUE phone OFFER EXPIRES NOV 15th Cannot Be Used With Any Other Advertising Offer Miller Junior High School PTA will hear Mrs Edith Langdale Stallings Dean of Women at the University of Georgia speak at Its meeting at 8 pm Thursday In the school auditorium Mrs Stallings will speak on Challenge of Russia's Success to Our Educational System" Mrs Stallings has made a study of the subject and visited Russia last year to observe the educational system Mrs Stallings has a BS degree in pre-medical work and dietetics from the University of New Hampshire a graduate certificate in dietetics from Johns Hopkins and the BA and MA degrees In English literature from the University of Alabama For many years she has conducted tours to England France Spain Russia Poland Finland the Scandanavian and other countries of Europe Walter Doyle will preside over the meeting JEWELRY REPAIRS RECERO JEWELRY CO INC 361 Secosd St Ph SH 5-2324 jM Isis MRS EDITH STALLINGS Joseph Clisby The executive board of the Joseph Clisby PTA will meet at 10 am Wednesday in the school library Dance at Burke -The PTA and John Burke School will sponsor a square dance at the school auditorium at 7:30 pm Friday The event will have other features as well as the square dancing There Whighams Have Family Reunion The family of Mrs Edna Whigham held a family reunion at the American Legion Home Those attending were Mrs Edna Whigham Mr and Mrs George Kitchens and Faye Mr and Mrs Otto Whigham Sharon and Mike all of Hawkinsvillc Mr and Mrs Alvin Whigham Glenda and Danny of Augusta Whigham of Miami Fla Mr and Mrs Wilson Whigham of Kcnmore Mrs O'Brien Lee and Joe of Granitcville Mr and Mrs Whigham Dale and Woody of Eastman Mr and Mrs A Whigham Marty Griggs and Dudley of Macon LIGHT PICKLES Tie whole spices in a muslin bag when you're preparing preserved watermelon rind and you'll have light-colored pickles that may be tinted with green food coloring WONDERFUL WARDROBE OF SHOES FOR FALL WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER SUNDAY SPECIALS LIGGETT ICE CREAM ALL FLAVORS PINTS WITH THE SUNDAY FOUNTAIN SPECIAL COUNTRY FRIED STEAK With Gravy Choice 1 2 tegelahlrs Hot Rolls and Rutter CHILDREN'S SHOES and TOYS 461 THIRD ST PHONE SH 5-9 206 I.