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WARREN. PA. I I fc I It-tURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1748 Society Eastern Is of Local Interest A great many in Warren and vicinity will read with interest tiie following article taken from the Nantucket, Inquirer and Mirror: On Wedneeday, August 11, at noon, was held the wedding of Alexander Blair Wheeler, of Pasadena, son of Dr. and Mrs. W.

Reginald of New York and Siasconset, and Miss Inga Van Vooren, daughter of Mrs. Edward J. Van Vooren, of m. The ceremony was performed in the First Congregational church of Nantucket by Rev. Claude Bond, pastor of the church, and Dr.

Wheeler, father of the bridegi'oom. A brother of the groom. Nelson P. Wheeler, III, was best man. A wedding breakfast for members of the family was held at the Gordon Folger Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. W'heeler left on the 2:30 boat for a wedding trip throughout New England before returning to California, where Mr, Wheeler has an interest in the East Long Beach Airport, Wheeler was a fighter pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force during War II, and during this summer has served as a flight instructor in the Nobadeer Air Service. Two years ago dedication services at the Nantucket Memorial Airport, he made an parachute jump. Mr.

and Mrs. Wheeler met when they ware both college students in California. Social Events i ------------------------------------------------YOUTH FOR CHRIST TO HAVE PICNIC The next regular meeting of the Cnited Youth for Christ will be held Saturday at Island Park in Youngsville, with a tureen supper served at 8:00 Each family is asked to bring its ov ti table aervice, tureen and sandwiches. Anyone who w'ishes may attend and bring a friend. The August 28th meeting will be held at the Cable Hollow Evangelical United Brethren church, when Jimmy of Long Beach, will be the guest speaker.

The last meeting was held at the Lander Methodist church with President Donald Hagburg in charge of the meeting and Mrs. Arthur Olson as pianist. Devotions were led by Marian Mills. Mrs. Donald Ludwick accompanied the vocal composed of Marian, PwUth and Norma Mills.

Richard Miller, missionary to Liberia, Africa, spoke and showed pictures of his The closing song was led by Rev. H. W. Beveridge and the prayer by Rev. Miller.

There 68 present from Scandia, Cable Hollow, Russell, Lander, Sugar Grove, Youngsville, Chandlers Valley, Lakewood and Ashville, Y. BRIDE-ELECT IS HONORED AT TEA Miss Theresa Ann Scalise was hostess for a beautifully appointed bridal tea which honored Miss Doris iiaye Foltz, who vail wed Joseph Paul Scalise on August 28. Decorations were carried out with summer and the hostess presented tlie honored one with a corsage of carnations and roses. Many lovely gifts were received from the following: Mrs. Mary Ochuizzo, Mrs.

Rose Falvo, Mrs. Ellen Manno, Lucy Notora, i.Irs. Josephine Rich, Lucia, Mrs. Mary Bevevino, Mrs. F.ose Fadale, Mrs.

Jane Beve vino, Mrs. Jean J.Irs. Rose Guiffre, Mrs. Julia Decker, Anna Marie Aimier, Mrs. Syl- Lucia Scalise, Mrs.

Kathleen Lucia, Mrs. Angelica Mrs. Theresa Ressler, Mrs. Ida Chiri- cuzai, Anna iMary Lucia, Sylvia Scalise, Jilary Russo, Alveida Lucia, B'elicia Lucia, Sunny Lucia, Lorraine Bevevino, Elizabeth Janes, Thelma Salerno, Lucy Gorfido, Jane Sir.erker and the hostess. WILLIAM HUCKABONE FAMILY GATHERING 150 relatives and attended the William Huckabone reuuioii held at the Hii-ta Club in DeYoung.

In attendance Mr. two daughters and ten sons, their husba.nds and and most of his grandchildren and eight There also a number of trom Cleveland, Cold Brook, Deansboro, Camden, Clyde and Niagara Falls, N. Brockway and Fieynoldsville. 'Phe day was a huge success, with singing, dancing special selections by a violin artist. Accompanying the musicians two members of the larnily, Simon and Theodore Huckabone." Calling for the square dancing uas by the singing caller, Ernest Kucka- bone.

The highlight of the afternoon was an amusing ball game, for which no definite score seemed available. The day vras brought to a close witii the forming of a large friendship circle, Albert Huckabone leading the singing of Be the Tie That fol- by The Prayer. UOLLAK UAVS agaiii at the Timeb-Mirror Office Fritiay and Saturday, Aug. and 2J, when you can save $1.00 on each subscription paid on new or renewal accounts. 8-17-4t.

Michofs Jewelry Store "Keepsake" Diamonds Watches Expert Watch Repairing -I? Hickory Street ANNIVERSARY DAY AT BETHEL CHLTICH There will be an anniversary observance and Homecoming Day at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church next Sunday, August 22, when Dr. S. Paul is superintendent of the Erie Conference, be the guest speaker for both morning and evening services. The special offering to be received during the day will be devoted to payment on the parish indebtedness and repairs to the church building. INVITATIONS FOR COMING ALA.RRIAGE Invitations are being received in the city for the coming marriage of Miss Evelyn Vejvoda, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Vejvoda, of Coral Gables, and Wilmerding, to Richard Daniel Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl J. G. Johnson, 604 Madison avenue, this i city.

The ceremony take place on September 6 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran church in i WARREN TRYOUTS TONIGHT Tryouts for Lady Has are being held by the ren Players from seven until nine this evening in the Jefferson room of the Warren Public Library. Since the membership campaign has not yet opened for the coming season, tryouts are open to all interested, whether or not they are members of the club. With five male and five female roles to be cast in this comedy, there is a wide choice of parts available. SALEM WSWS Mrs. Harry Thompson will be hostess to the WSWS of Salem Evangelical United Brethren church at 7:45 this evening.

All members and friends are cordially ATTENTION SUBSCRIBERS to the The Business Office will be open all day Saturday, Dollar Day 5 p. m. Take advantage of saving $1.00 on jour yearly subscription. 8-19-i2t FIAKO PRODUCTS CORPORATION Naw Erunswick, N. J.

Electrical Wiring of All Kinds Jobs Large or Small Done Best for Less Call Us for a Free Estimate Hi-Ho Everybody and My Word Friday and Saturday are BettyFollies Oh, lovely Dollar and fun galore at Betty Lee, Friday and Saturday. You'll revel in our Follies and save by our mistakes. Enjoy the pretty bad puns, and remember that even on Dolar Days, no sale is final at Betty Lee. We'll exchange any item or refund your money if your purchase is unsatisfactory. CUT THE RACKET, IT'S A JACKET scare you.

a suede 9.99 jacket size 12. Not too startling one at that. If 50U iike 'em aa short aiid sweet, in liLaTT capeskin jackets you have a treat. Sizes 12, 14 and 16. If we had these peas- AA ant blouses in Europe I TT we could sell them in a hurry.

moving so. If you are an old- qa fashioned girl I like these extra fine, but extra short slips. Our beat friends tell us these swim bags are all right, lyit why we have them in June? 2.99 rue sun is gone, but aa the summer slacks linger on. we give 2 pockets with each. QUALITY HERE'S A SECRET on the square a A with big silk scarfs, I TT but no one believes us.

Take a deep breath qq and come a-running for these girdles and pantie girdles. 51 gauge nj'lonsi Put 3 in a box. Tie with a ribbon and take 3.50 for box of 3. Glen plaid suits, qa ur eyes get diszy following the pattern, so get out your glasses and 39.9S. If you're the woman qa who wears the pants in your fam.ily, try cur fresh jeans in all colors.

FOR A LIFE WITHOUT FATHER he sez. you call them We I yes and we no. But to buy them have to pay $1. Buy a teenie weenie aa beanie queeny, for your top mop, and be a tonoy croney. Be Wiser! buy aa ayser jersey nightgowns.

If you must, you must. Oh! Our Aching Racks. With Customers who know our Dresses Best, They've Refused 2 to 1. Now They are: $499 $699 99 We Tried to Get Up to 29.98 Earlier This Season Not one, not two, but one hundred and eighty-two choice, select, super- colossal, gigantic chic super dresses only kidding). Theyre all that are left after a huge selling season.

True popularity must be deserved, so buy them at your own risk. IMITATION DIAMONDS Diamonds for sale! or a reasonable facsimile. DUw But even your best friends tell or The best pearls come from the bottom of 9UC the ocean. We saying at the bottom of where we got these. THE SUN IS GONE BUT THE HALTERS LINGER ON LET IT RAIN OR POUR Take 'em to the bottom of the sea or the I top.

Knit halters, broadcloth halters, gabardine halters. $1 fancyFlashy, and playtime or dressy, sweet and romancy, jersey knit print halters. Midriffs with eyelet trim. If you like peek-a-boo, see yoti halters, this just enough. Tie 'em in a knot or not, but take these fiilk or chiffon scarf ties far away, only 79c.

5.99 with ribs and fabric covt'rs. Ijong We say more or spoil It. Prohibition dine W'e say keep you dry, but, ah tell anyone else. Your for for Taste. Maybe, Baby, You can Fill These Summer Shoes $299 $399 Our Entire Summer Stock (except Red) Gold Cross at 5.47 Baby, if you need a pair of shoes, bet our 9.09 shoes against four 3.99 that find a pair of whites, spectators, gold shoes, play shoes in this group.

We want to get left, but we did. FAILLE THAT FAILED Beautiful faille, AA beautifully lined, but thej' sell for 49.90. They shall not fail at 39.98. AN EXTRAORDINARY INTERPRETATION OF THE BOLD LOOK NEW AS AN ASH CAN 1.99 2.99 Gold that glitter. Ballet shoes that looked rich to us, turned out awful poor.

of It is that we have too many short reconimends the nev look. If you're shy, qa cry, the shorts will come bye and In the meantime, try pedal pu.shera. 3.99 We read about hard times, but no one know.s how tough It Is until they try getting rid of these slacks. $1 1.99 Turtle necks, they say, maybe if they were jerficy like the rest of our T-shirts sell. white, black and all the colors.

Fashionable but not saying what year. Communistic Cordu- a aa roy RED toppers. We want you can have 'cm, too red for us. Blouses! They Paused too Long to be Refreshing. Some are Crepe! No Drape! No Shape! Just Waiting for them to Escape! $199 99 $399 We forgot that some of the peasants who wear blouses live in Europe, so we have some left.

Also crepe blouses. Also cotton l)louses. In fact, blouses, blouses, got the blouses. We you can have nice and low. FOR WOMEN OF DISTINCTION We mean sw'ished.

AA Taifeta petticoats I plaids or navy. Swished by yourself for only 2.99. COLD OR IT HITS THE SPOT SAVE 5.00 ON ZIP-LINED COATS 14.99 Bottoms up to these last 6 toppers. left us with a bad taste too long. SUITABLE TO ALL PARTIES BOTH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SKIRTS $399 Regularly up fo 8.99 Pretty prints.

Pretty white whites. Pretty full skirts. Pretty good for a Betty Lee Follies. If we know you women, these will bring a big convention. serious on mm aq this.

a terrific TO coat at a terrific saving. No kidding. A zip-lined coat AA with a zip-out fur lining. Not mhik not Persian but genuine, real rabbit. It looks like leopard outside, it looks like a polar bear inside.

guess again a coat. Pardon the disap- "9M qa pearance of our top 0 vest button, but genuinely proud of this gabardine zip-out. Our baby mm aa need shoes, so we used the leather in the lining of a zip-lined coat. Plaid lined, hood aa lined, streamlined, bee-line, for Betty best Junior coat. HAVE YOU SWITCHED.

TOO? W'ater toys of rub- qa ber. No one will I mind if you play with them think holding yourself up. Maintain your dignity. Hang your clothes on a I hickory limb and wear your shoes (bathing) to the water. MIRACLES OF 312 2nd AVENUE Pardon us for mention- 2 for Ing it, but nro Ing (tsh tsh) on I 'ullar Days.

Buy the box and only by the box. gauge hoso in your favtirllr- and weight. Box of 3 prs. Sun bark QQ with aro a drawback to uk We'll In some i-mbroidery. You can buy wh.ile mq ones if you wai but wo 2.99 broadciuth half slips at 20.

If walk a mile qq for a patient, we rer- ommend our imperial nuraes' MIRACLE OF THE BELLS that get around much any 9UV more. Not lOo a but for absolute keeps only. your feel tlgrht a drum Then I try our old summer hats. Your hair will tingle. Bllpperi for only a qq bird In a gilded cage.

I heels, pom pom on the satin top. 1.99 these strapless bras work, and how they We tried 7.50, then 6.00, then 3.50, now 1.99. Herring boxes with- qq out topses, and size 36 sample corselets without boxe.s. sell. Were 10.00, now 3.99.

MIRACLE OF THE WHIP All wool pullovers qq that paused too long to be refreshing. have to go before winter comes. 3.99 Join the navy and see these wonderful blue shoes. Otherwise stuck. Gobs, ahoy.

Compacts, and if she asks you why the dec- I oration, say for my sweetheart who is far, far away. Some decoration. NO FOOLING IT'S REALLY COOL THE GREAT EXPOSE! YES, SIR, THE OPEN DOOR TO HEALTH SWIM SUITS $399 and 9499 Regularly up to 12.99 If you are lovely and want your boy friends to see more of you, we strongly recommend these bathing suits. Real snappy because made of Lastex..

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