Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 17

Tuesday, January 15, 1946. Mrs. Earp Here From Winnetka Mrs. Leon Earp came down from Winnetka yesterday for a few days Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Miller, East William Street road. and Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Gordon, 235 North Summit avenue. The Earps formerly lived in Decatur. Mary Jane Foster Returns from East Miss Mary Jane Foster, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Foster, 1536 West Riverview avenue, has returned from New York where she was the guest of Mrs. H. B. Chandler in Garden City, Long Island, for 10 days.

Denmans Here From Kansas Mr. and Mrs. John M. Denman arrived Saturday from their home in Sedan, to pass a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Reaves Holt, 366 South Edward. Mrs. Denman is the former Martha Holt. Mrs. Holt returned Sunday from Chicago where she passed the week with Mrs.

C. B. Hopkins. Reservations Needed For Wednesday Luncheon Decatur Club women who attend the Wednesday bridge-luncheons are reminded that a new permanent list will be made up at Wednesday's luncheon, but reservations for all are necessary for this party as it is the beginning of a new series. A.A.U.W.

Group Drama group of American Association of University Women will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. instead of Wednesday as announced. Miss Mary K. Johnson, 215 South Glencoe, is hostess.

Troop Three Parents Honor Scoutmasters Parents of members of troop three of the Boy Scouts honored Webber Borchers home on leave from the army, former scoutmaster of the troop, and Dr. W. D. field, who has been acting scoutmaster, with a dinner in Decatur Club last night. Mrs.

Albert Lukey was chairman assisted by Mrs. O. F. Kuny, Mrs. Norma Connor Magnuson and Mrs.

John Madden. Farewell Party for Centennial Group Centennial junior high school 9-A group will have a farewell party tonight from 7 until 9 o'clock in the school with dancing, games and refreshments. group will enter high school at the end of the semester. Betty Smith and Patricia Taylor are in charge of entertainment and those planning refreshments are Sharon, Richardson, Barbara Drew, and LeRoy Blacet. Miss Christine Herrin, Mrs.

Maryette LaMar and Richard Bromley will be guests. Youth Center Dance Parents are invited to the Youth Center dance in Illini ballroom tonight and card tables will be set up so they may play cards while waiting to help with transportation after the party which will be from 9 until 12 p. m. and will follow the St. Teresa-Decatur high school basketball game.

Doug Cribbets orchestra will play. SOCIETY Faithful Endeavor lodge No. 177 Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet today at 2 p. m. in Odd Fellow hall.

SPAR UNIFORM UNDERGOES RECONVERSION Seaman First Class Eliza- ed for civilian wear after a beth Hall of Rochester, N. Y. design developed by Seaman models a regulation Spar uni- First Class Nancy Laraway of form (left) as it is worn by New Rochelle, N. Y. The cap girls in service, and shows also was (right).

how it may be convertFerRadWIREPHOTO) Mrs. Wonderlin Receives Girl Scout Thanks Badge Mrs. H. G. Wonderlin, for five years leader of Girl Scout troop 26 which meets in Woodrow Wilson junior high school, has been given the blue and gold scout thanks badge in appreciation of her work.

The badge is an award used throughout the nation when a scout group wishes to honor an outstanding volunteer worker. The troop, whose leader is now Mrs. E. L. Huntley, will have guest day Thursday at 3:45 p.

m. in the music room of the school. The girls will stage a one act play Do Say" as part of their studies in troop dramatics. Marjorie Baugh, Ruth Maty Huntley, Marilyn Mericle, Patty Robb, Karen Smith and Sylvia Smith will take part. Five new Girl Scout troops have been organized recently, Brownie troop 56 at St.

James school under the leadership of Mrs. Lynes Williams and Mrs. C. J. Yonikus and Brownie troop 57 in Dennis school with Mrs.

Bettie Treacy as leader. New intermediate groups are troop 58 in Lincoln school with Mrs. L. A. Clause and Mrs.

L. Blanken- Open Evenings by Appointment This Week Guaranteed Complete Permanents MACHINELESS $4.00 CREAM OIL WAVES. $4.00 EUGENE, CURLY ENDS $5.00 HELEN CURTIS DUCHESS COLD WAVE $10 With or Without Appointment DOROTHY DEAN BEAUTY SALON 201 North Main Street Phone 6888 )WHITE WEDNESDAY ELEPHANT SALE REGULAR $14.95 to $24.95 Dresses OUT THEY GO $5 AT VALUES TO $40 COATS THEY SUITS AT AND $10 ODDS and ENDS of BLOUSES, SWEATERS and SKIRTS OUT GO AT THEY COCHINN Uhop WOMEN'S APPAREL PRAIDIS AVENUE Let's Talk It Over THERE ARE as many kinds of flu this year as there are victims to suffer it, seemingly. Ours was the sneezing kind. For two days we sneezed and sneezed.

until we all but unhinged our spine and our ribs creaked and groaned. All the infection was in the front of our face, and a very uncomfortable place, to be sure. When the sneezing stopped, then came the dripping perspiration, worse than August. Very unfunny, indeed. the sneezing flu.

But it didn't last many days. There is a kind that hangs on and on, complete with cough, and that's not good either. "My flu and how it hit me" is a favorite topic of conversation Norma Dresback Is Bride Of Edward Nuendorf Miss Norma Jean Dresback, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dresback, 1605 East Lawrence, and Edward Charles Nuendorf, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Nuendorf, 875 West Division, were married Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in Grace Methodist church by Rev. Charles Pettit.

The bride wore white satin and her finger tip length veil was held by a Juliet cap. Her flowers were white gardenias, roses, and button chrysanthemums. Her sister in law, Mrs. C. G.

Ellis, was matron of honor in blue satin and net, and her sisters, Mrs. Eugene Dieckhoff and Mrs. Glenwood Shadrick were attendants in pink taffeta and net and all three carried colonial bouquets. Music was by Joyce Meador, SOloist, and Rufus Williams, ganist. Ushers were Ralph Dombroski, Erwin Hienkel, Harold Doddek, and Eugene Dieckhoff.

A reception followed in Staley club house for 75 guests. After a wedding trip to Chicago, the couple will live in 256 North Church street. Both are with Staley's. STARTS WORK IN JUST 2 SECONDS BAYER ASPIRIN RELIEVES SIMPLE 1 1 FAST SURE CLEARANCE SALE of COATS Untrimmed Fur Trimmed COATS COATS Values to $49.50 Values to $99.95 REDUCED TO 1 3 2 All Sizes! All Colors! All Styles! DRESSES to $19.98 Price Values FUZZY-WUZZY MITTENS $1 Values to $2.29 ALL WOOL Values SWEATERS $5.95 $2.88 to ASSORTED BLOUSES Values $5.98 $2.88 to ALL WOOL SKIRTS Values $5.98 $2,88 to QUILTED BED Values JACKETS $5.98 $2.88 to ALL SALES FINAL! ARLENES "The Store You Made Successful" 147 NORTH WATER STREET right now, affording some small compensatory pleasure to the victims if they can find anyone to listen. This one answered the telephone and when he arose to leave he was dripping with the telltale cold perspiration.

That one was shopping and just barely got to her home in time to flop gasping into bed and stay there for a few days. Another one had a two weeks bout and looks resentfully at the friend who had it only three days and didn't miss Christmas. By Layah Riggs One bridal couple left on their trip with both suffering from the miserable ailment, but headed south and managed to shake it off in a few days. Such tales raise the hair on the heads of the medical profession, for they think quite rightly that a flu patient had better go to bed if he wouldn't flirt with pneumonia. L.

R. Shoe Craft 119 E.WILLIAM ST. Announce Their Re-Opening TOMORROW January 16, 1946 Fine Shoe Repairs Color Upper Refinish Polishes, Laces, Sundries Shine Stand Same Location 119 East William Street To Live in Texas Miss Joanne Baker, a high school student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Baker, 1125 North Hill, and Douglas A. Horvill, son of Mrs. N. L.

Dees, 1155 North were ship as leaders, troop 59 in Pugh school with Mrs. W. J. Webber as leader, and at Longview east, troop 60 is being organized with Mrs. Calvin Kelly as leader.

The troop in the Girls' Welfare home is being reorganized and will have Miss Barbara Williams and Miss Betty Bridges for leaders. For several meetings before the reorganization, Mrs. William Camerer and her troop 38 met with the girls in the home for -troop activities. Dennis P-T. A.

will meet Friday at 3 p. m. with board meeting preceding at 2:30 p. m. A discussion on "Developing a Healthy Mental Atmosphere in the Home and School" and will be given by Miss Mildred Price, principal; Mrs.

Irene Manuell, teacher; and Mrs. F. E. Holmstrand and Mrs. B.

H. Berg, mothers. married Jan. 4 in Clinton Methodist Clearance 150 WINTER HATS White Elephant Day WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16th While They Last 1.00 SALE STARTS 9:30 A. M.

NO EXCHANGES! NO APPROVALS! ALL SALES FINAL! STEWART'S MISS SLATTERY'S MILLINERY--SECOND FLOOR White Elephant Sale Wednesday! Limited Number of Coats---Suits---Dresses--Sweaters Radically Reduced Sizes 10-18 SEMMEL'S 244 NORTH WATER STREET Store Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. Including Friday parsonage by Rev. J.

D. Muir of Decatur. Mr. Horvill was recently charged after three years of service. After a wedding trip in the South, the couple will live in Wichita Falls, Texas.

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GEBHARTEng GUSHARD SOCIETY 17. HECHT'S 335 North Water Street White Elephant Any other time we would not offer these "absolute white elephants to our customers. Tomorrow Only We Offer These Items Some Soiled Some Damaged Some Faded --Coats -Suits --Dresses -Sweaters -Skirts -Jackets -Robes LIMITED QUANTITIES to $3.00 ---All Sales Final Refunds HECHT'S 335 North Water Street.