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I I I I I 2c 's I 1 FADE IRDAY, JANUARY 6, 1951 lety Deadline 10 A. M. HONE 66 St Noble and Installs ficers Friday st Noble Grand of Rebekah held installation of officers Fern Gustin, secretary, Mrs. mony at the home of' Mrs. Smith, 1827 North ficers president, Mrs.

che Miller; vice-president, Ella Layton; secretary, Mrs. Lynas and treasurer, Mrs. le Chenoweth. butine business was also takcare of in charge of Mrs. after which mes were Favors were won by Mrs.

Englehart, Mrs. Jessie Mclen, and Mrs. Mary Frazier. Jests were Sharon Sheedy, Simth and Patty Baker. venty one members attendIn conclusion refreshments served.

ext meeting will be held Feb. th Ella Layton as chair- mma Nu Sorority Conduct Meeting amma Nu sorority will conduct usiness meeting Monday eveat the home of Miss Janice 213 South 11th street. le is 7:30 o'clock. pup 1 Of otist Ladies Ids Regular Meet Group one of the ladies organiion of First Baptist church met ursday evening at the home of Charles Dunn. Meeting ned with the group praying Lord's prayer.

Mrs. R. W. Sage gave the devohs, reading chapters 5 and 6 of ow Pearls Are Made." Mrs. Iliam Fetz presented the Lesson Closer To God." Fourteen members and Mrs.

ares Bol, a guest, were Next meeting will be held Feb. the home of Mrs. Harry Hanarat 7:30 o'clock. od Deed endship Club nounces Meet Good Deed Friendship club will et Jan. 16 at the home of Mrs.

in Richwine at 2 o'clock. The and families will participate a farewell party to be given toht at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. ge.

Mr. and Mrs. Gage are moving the Frankton community on. SOCIETY AND CLUB Miss Darrow Is Engaged MISS MARILYN DARROW Mr. and Mrs.

Waldo Darrow, route 3 Elwood, today announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marilyn Jane Darrow to Maurice Edwin Fettig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fettig, 1335 South street, Elwood. Both Miss Darrow and Mr. Fettig were graduated from Wendell L.

Willkie high school and are now attending Indiana university. Miss Darrow is a sophomore in the School of Education and is a member of Phi Mu. She is also a member of Delta Theta Tau sorority. Mr. Fettig is a junior in the School of Business and is a memDelta Chi fraternity.

Red Corner Home Ec Club Holds Meeting Mrs. Canby Rigsby route 2 Elwood, was hostess Friday afternoon to the Red Corner Home Economics club at her home. Mrs. Arthur Etchison, president, was in Devotions were given by Mrs. Ray Barnes.

She used as her topic "Creed For the New Year." The history of the song of the month was given by Mrs. Ray Wardwell. Routine business was transacted ATTRIBUTING THEIR YOUTHFUL appearance to fruit juice, coconut milk and spending lots of time outdoors, 93-year-old George Hebden Corsan and 60-year-old Lillian Armstrong celebrate wedding in a suburban Miami, tabernacle by milk. Mrs. Corsan is a school teacher.

mental nut farm. Both are from land hostesses dates selected for 1951 and announcements made. Mrs. Rigsby showed movie films of farm machinery used around Frankton and of the parade and display of the Lord's Acre held annually in Frankton. Mrs.

Ray Wardwell won the prize after which a birthday cake and refreshments served in celebration of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Arthur Etchison. Next meeting will be held Feb. 2 at the homeo Mrs. Ray Barnes, 1611 North street, at 1:30 o'clock, LOVELY Jeannine Holland, 21, Houston, 1951 "Maid of Cotton," models a black cotton sheath cocktail dress in New York as the cotton industry's fashion ambassadress.

The mirror arrangement makes her look like quite a few girls all at once. (International) PRESIDENTIAL ORDER places all the government's defense agencies under a new Defense Production thinistration headed by William H. Harrison (second left). The DPA will be set up within Office of Defense Mobilization headed by Charles E. Wilson (second right).

'At far left is Gen. Lucius D. Clay, high commissioner for Germany and now Wilson's assistant; at far right la Sidney Weinberg, New head York of investment banker, special assistant to. Wilson. Harrison shifta to new post from position as National Production authority.

(International Soundphoto), -THE ELWOOD NEWS Dorcas Club Holds Election Of Officers Election of officers was held at the luncheon meeting of Dorcas club held Fricay at Mangas cafeteria annex. Mrs. Charles' Rutledge was hostess. New officers include president. Mrs.

Rutledge, and secretarytreasurer, M.S. H. W. Fitzpatrick. After the business which followed the luncheon, games were played.

Favors were awarded to Mrs. Palmer Davis, Mrs. Mark Winings and Mrs. Doris Shickley. Next meeting will be held Jan.

19 at Mangas cafeteria with Mrs. Doris Snickey as hostess. YWCF Wiill Meei Wednesday Night Young Women's Christian Fellowship of the East Main Street Christian church will meet Wednesday evening at the IndianaMichigen Electric company. Time is 7:30 o'clock. Guest night will be observed.

Following the business session a cooking demonstration will be given by Mrs. Marqueena Cleaver, Home Demonstration agent. Members desiring transportation are to call Mrs. Den Fields, 576-J or Mrs. George Patton, 1738.

Girl Scout Troop 5 To Meet Tuesday Girl Scout Troop 5 will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Christian church. Scouts are to bring badge sashes, uniform insignia and needles and thread. Tipton County Home Ec Officers Attend Training Session Seventy-nine Home Economics club members attended a training session Thursday at the Tipton county library. Mrs. Glen Teal, president, opened meeting and Mrs.

Fay Rayl led the group in singing "America the Beautiful." Mrs. Carl Scudder accompaniled at the piano. Ament Tuksoi, a native of Turkey who is in this country under the Marshall aid plan, gave a short talk on her impression: of the United States. A film "Parliamentary Procedure in Action" was shown the group. Presidents and vice presidents were introduced by Mrs.

Carl Scudder, former county president, and Miss Ruth Wimer, home dem. onstration agent. Mrs. Glen Teal and Mrs. Paul Dawson gave an explanation of how secretaries should keep books.

Treasurers were given instructions by Mrs. Fay Rayl and Mrs. Glen Paul and Miss Pauline mons gave talks on news corresvondence and on reading. HELD in Salina, in the shooting of a policeman during a frustrated holdup, Teddy Russel Pearsall is a much-sought "female 1m- personator bandit," police say. A wig which also was part of his get-up was thrown away shortly before his capture.

(International) (IND.) CALL-LEANESOF INTEREST Will Appear In PEGGY GETTYS Mrs. Peggy Gettys South street, Elwood, will play the roll of Agatha Reed, the lead role in the civic theater production of My Fancy" to be presented Jan. 11. Mrs. Gettys, born in Seattle, moved to Elwood one year ago from Chicego.

Her husband is engineer with Westinghou Electric corporation. She is the mother of daughter bo.n las: July in Elwood. Mrs. Getty's father, a West Point graduate, is now retired from the army. She has lived with her father all over the United CALENDAR MONDAY Sigma Alpha Sorority Meeting and pink and blue shower at Indiana-Michigan Electric company office at 7:30 p.m.

Mrs. Louis Dellinger is honor guest. Secret pals to be revealed. Elwood Department Club To be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Head at 2 o'clock.

Lt. Col. Williams will be the guest speaker using as his topic "How Communists Infiltrated Into China." Hostesses will include Mrs. George Woeliwerts, Mrs. Robert Bohlander and Mrs.

Earl Nutter. Women's Democratic Club At Miller Drive Inn at 6 p.m. Dinner to be served. Bring salad or vegetable dish. Precincts 12 and 13 will be hostesses.

Mrs. Dovie Canaday is chairman. American Legion Auxiliary Regular meeting at Legion home at 7:30 p.m. News 0 In Pictures TO States as well as the Philippine Islands and Panama. She has visited in Hawaii, Guam, China, Japan, Canada and Mexico.

This is her first appearance in the Civic theater work. Gene Fortson was born and in Elwood and attended Fawood schools. He attended Pittshurt high school Pittsburg. and was formerly employed st Indiana-Michigan Electric apany. At.

present time he is port owner of the Elwood Painting and Decorating Service. This Mr. Fortson's first app'arance in a civic theater play. Civic Play GENE FORTSON King's Daughters Class East Main Street Christian Church At the church at 8 p.m. Delta Theta Tau So: ority Meeting and shower at the home of C.

Drake bridal, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Bill King is honor guest. True Blue Council of Daughters of America K. of P.

hull at 7:30 o'clock. Installation of officers. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority Formal business meeting at the Mangas cafeteria annex at 8:15 o'clock. Mrs. Edwin Gray and Mrs.

Jack Scott are hostesses. Gamma Nu Sorority Place to be, announced. Time is 7:30 o'clock p.m. G. T.

C. Club Mrs. Mary Cole et 7:30 o'clock. P. T.

A. Council At high school library at 7:30 o'clock. Baptists. Church Teachers and Office. Will meet at home of Mrs.

Jean Taylor at 7:30 p.m. T. J. C. Club Mrs.

Mary Ellen I Norris at Frankton. Time 13 4-YEAR-OLD Carolyn Joan Purcell, shown in her mother's arms in Atlanta, must lose both eyes as result of cancer, physicians say, or she will die. (International) WOMEN City News Briefs, Announcements Buys Registered Ayrshires Roy Conway, route 4 E. wood, has recently made an initial purchase of three, registered Ayrshires, according to the Ayrshire Breeders' association exteutive secretary C. T.

Conklin, Brandon. Vt. Admitted Virgil Case, 2013 South street, was admitted Friday evening to Mercy hospital. He was taken to the hospital in the York ambulance. Dismissed Sidney Brown of route 1 Greentown, was dismissed Saturday from Mercy hospital.

Admitted Mrs. Robert C. Parry 2003 South street, was admit. ted Saturday to, Mercy hospital. Admitted Saturday Donna Lee May, 1800 South street, was admitted Saturday to Mercy hospital.

In Hospital Miss Jean MeNeely, 2217 South street, wAs admitted Saturday to Mercy hospital. Will Leave Sunday Mrs. M. B. Greenburg, of R.

L. Leeson and Sons company Ready-To-Wear and Millinery department will leave Sunday on a week's buying trip to New York City. Changes Address Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hutcherson of South B.

street, have received a letter from their son, Ret. Merl G. Hutcherson, informing them that his address had been changed. Friends may write to him in care of Ret. Merl G.

Hutcherson. U. S. 55060058: Btry 515 Abn. F.

A. Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Melvin Promoted The promotion of James M. Melvin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Melvin, 2033 Main street, to the rank of PAGE THREE Society Deadline 10 A. M. PHONE 66 Consumer Income Increase Influences Price Of Milk WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 (INS) The agriculture department says that an increase in consumer income, pushed up by accelerating mobilization, already has influenced the prices of milk and other dairy products. The department says that a rise in consumer demand for dairy products has been reflected in increased consumption of dairy products and higher prices.

Consumer demand has increased because of increased incomes. Consumption of fluid milk in recent months has been a little larger than a year earlier and prices have risen more than seasonally since early summer. Consumption of manufactured dairy products also has increased, and with production declining, the department says stocks of these products are being reduced much more rapidly this year than last. The department says that use of milk in outlets will continue to expand as consumer income rises further. Since farm milk production in 1951 is not likely to increase over 1950, the supply of milk for manufacture will continue to decline.

JANITORS TO STRIKE Gary, Jan. 6 (INS) Janitors in Gary's 23 public schools voted 132 to 25 last night to strike in protest over failure to obtain pay raises ranging from nine to 20 cents an hour. second lieutenant in the cadet corps of Marmion Military academy, Aurora, was announced recently in a special order issued by the Very Rev. Fr. Joseph, O.

S. B. Headmaster. He is a senior at Marmion and will be graduated in June. To Confer Degrees Master degree will be confered on two canditates at 7:30 o'clock tonight.

SHOP LEESON'S Furniture Mart OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9 P.M. 1400 So A St. Phone 1379 STEWARDESS Thelma Dennis, 21, Miami, hero of the crash in which an unscheduled airliner plowed into a haystack and burned on takeoff from Chicago for Newark, N. with 48 persons aboard, is carried to ambulance. Passengers, unanimous in their praise of her, said when the plane started burning she said, "Keep calm, this way to the door," and opened it, helping all to escape.

(International), toasting themselves with coconut Her groom operates an experiCanada. (International Soundphoto) 600 TANKS 6,000 VEHICLES WESTERN EUROPE TONS TO 600 PLANES 50 WARSHIPS ATLANTIC OCEAN .750 ARTILLERY 60,000 FAR TONS EAST TO 187,000 TONS EAST" PART OF U. S. shipments of arms and supplies (in actual weapons and Korea aid is not included. In addition, 1,800 Europeans are in S.

for military training, with 6,000 more to come and 3,000 to be trained by American instructors abroad. Step-up in aid is underway. Lineup of IL-12 general, purpose two engine transport planes. force activity. The four-engine TU-4 has same performance as the Russian designer, Tupolev.

(International Soundphotos) the to be of U. TU-4 in fight, It's a copy of the B-29. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT PHOTOS above, from a Russian The Lavochkin jet, faster than the Yaks. newsreel captured in Korea, show scenes of Soviet of the TU-4 bomber comes from the name air of the.