Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 3

May 14, DEL BIO WBWS-HJSIIALI), DBL RIO, TEXAS THREE SOCIETY CLUBS a CHURCHES ft MUSIC PERSONALS FLEETWOOD COMPLIMENTED BY MAROARET ANN CROSBY AT INTERMISSION PARTY SATURDAY Miss Ann Flcctwood, a member of the Benlor Class, was complimented Saturday evening by Miss Margaret Ann Crosby nnd her par fints, and Mrs, B. M. Crosby, at iiitermisRlon party In their home on Hudson thrive. Quests arrived from tho Del Rio Country Club, where they were attending the dance given for Thomas Harding by Mrs. A.

Madison, during the Intermission. Red and While sWeetpeas carried out the Senior Class colors In tho living room. Tho table-, laid In a law and linen ctoth, wftj'ISentored with a flat arrangement of fluted red dahlias encircling a white dahlia. Tall red tftpera burned in star-shaped crystal holders ofi'tlther side. 'Napkins bore iiic namejjf the honorcc In red.

MlsS jpfectwood wis presented with- by Mlsa Crosby after the buffet supper was served and Jatef tho guesta returned to the Dance, Clever miniature dance programs Ifi red nnd white, tied with red ribbon, cmd bearing verse, jformed Those--attending Included the howrce, Ann Flettwootl, and der- Wd Coopfir. Margaret Ann Crosby, tteorge IWarmond, Dorothy June Stridden, E. Harding, Minerva Towrisend, Jim Brown, Minnie tee Weathcrabcc, Thomas Rose, Vlr- feinta TownBimd, Jlntmy Skiles, Ann Townsend. Runt Ruth Frank Brown and Johnny Foster. Mr, and Mrs.

R. M. Crosby Imtv 4fl Flcetwood. Early io'ng distance roads tn Europe were laid and used by era gathering amber. NOW PLAYING AINRT Abo March of Time CluU BOOJH) ii NOW PLAYING Hew WM" Uw' SOCIAL CALENDAR Tfie tadHsi' of Bro- thwhtmfl or Ix)comoiiw Firemen find' KngiMimen will meet nt 8 p.m.

fn the Woman's Club. MlM; Marianne DaKe, member of the Senior Class of this Oet Mit: tttgh School, will be complimented nt dance by her inncle, L. B. Duke, In Wei Bio Country Clnb beginning at 1:39. Tau Thetas Honor Mothers At Breakfast Sunday Theta Tau Thetas complimented It.

mothers Sunday morning at a Mothers' Day breakfast In the Ros- woll Hotel. Mra. Galiaway, one of tho sponsors, offered the Invocation. The table was centered with a fanshapcd arrangement of red gladioli and White Esther Reed daisies. Those attending included the ThetftB, Lillian Robbie Raye Bush, Ladye Hutchlnson, Ann Flcct- wood, Frances MeBce, Wanda Hill, Novella Dawson, Zelnrn Lou Malonc, Julia Pat Summltt.

Bessie Mao Man- Edna Earnest, Joann Kills, Tommy Billings, Jean and Wanda Ooync; their mothers, Mca- dames Ernest Yeas, Hugh Hutchin- eon, C. W. McBee. Ima Jo Fleetwood, Carl Malone, D. S.

Summitt, C. D. Mangum, W. A. Earnest, M.

B. Elite, Newman Billings, W. B. Crannls, W. p.

Ooyne; a guest, Mrs. Ed Sharp, and two of the sponsors, Mrs. Seth Oallaway and Mrs. John O. Hunnicutt.

Mary Lou Johnson And Guests Here For Week-End Miss Mary Lou Johnson, who attends the trnlvcrslty of Texas In Austin, spent the week-end visiting with her parents, Dr and Mra. Thomas M. Johnson. She had as her guests Misses Peggy Ferris of Dallas, Martha Hotson of Houston, Oarolee Ewing of 8an Antonio and Caroline Brack of Dallas; Bob Hughes, Conway Lammcrs and Randy Harrison of Dallas, Charles Schreiner of San Antonio and Jim Bouchman of Scguln. Century Club Postpones Picnic To May 22 Postponement of the annual New Century Club picnic to May 32 was announced Tuesday by those in charge.

Planned for Wednesday, May 15, the picnic will a week later, held May 22, just the announcement salad always Is a festive dish. Why not use it this year for the main dish of the wedding buffet? It is not difficult to prepare, but Is handsome to look at, delicious nnd. luxurious enough to honor the hew bride arid groom. Lobster Salad One clip cooked lobster, cut In small chunks, 1-2 cup diced celery, 1-2 cup diced green pepper, 3 tablespoons diced onion, 12 cup well- seasoned mayonnaise, 4 tablespoons lemon Juice, 1 head lettuce or curly endive, 2 hard-cooked eggs, sliced, 18 radishes, cut Into roses. Mix together the lobster, celery, green pepper, diced onion, mayonnaise, and lemon juice.

Arrange the lettuce or curly endive in two- quart heat-resistant glass utility dish. Place the lobster salad on top of the salad greens, and parnlsh with the slices of hard-cooked eggc and radish roses. Serve at once. Makes 0 servings; double to serve 12. Bride's Salad One envelope plain unflavorcd gelatlno, 1-4 cup cold water, 1 cup hot.

canned pineapple juice, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 cup sliced strawberries, 1 dozen mnrshmallows, cut into small pieces, 1-2 cup cream, whipped. Soften gelatin In cold water and dissolve in hot pineapple juice. Add salt and lemon juice and cool. When mixture begins to thicken, fold in pineapple, strawberries, marshmallows, and whipped cream. Turn Into Individual molds that have been rinsed out In cold water first, and chill.

When firm, unmold onto salad greens. Garnish with whole strawberries and serve with mayonnaise. TOMORROW'S MENU (fa Accord With FEC Program) BREAKFAST: Orange juice, ham omelet, enriched toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Broccoli on toast with cheese sauce, crisp bacon, stewed rhubarb, tea, milk. DINNER Beef soup with vegetables, soya crackers, lobster salad with hard-cooked eggs, hot whole- wheat rolls, butter or fortified margarine, strawberries, nut cookies, coffee, milk.

North Heights Music Pupils To Tho music pupils of North Heights will present a program Thursday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the North Heights School. The two-part program will Include an operetta, "Tomboy Joe," the lower grades, and a Spanish presentation by the pupils of the sixth and seventh grades. PRESENTING A daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Yoas born Tuesday in the Del Rio Hospital. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mra, Carl Yoas and the great Mrs. a. P.

Yoas. granddaughter of ENGAGEMENT OP MISS JOSEPHINE JOHNSON TO JOHN LONGBOTHAM ANNOUNCED SUNDAY EVENING Miss Mary Johnson announced the. tho plate favors, cards, held together by wedding rings and bearing the engagement and approaching marriage of her sister. Miss Josephine Johnson, to John Longbotham at bunco party Sunday evening in (hear home on. Nicholson Street.

The wedding Is planned tor May 19. The announcement was made on legend, Jo and John. May Those attending included Misses Josephine Johnson, Mary Turner, Beatrice Qualla, Qcnevleve Qualia, Dorothy FarreU and Louise Elmore; Mrs. Ernest Qualia and Mrs. Julian Lacrosse and Was Mary Johnson, RIO TODAY AND WEDNESDAY CLOSED All Day Wednesday Leave Her fr Heaven OINI COKMII.

JIANNI 11M CHAIN HAHDOLPH SCOTT HU lUUNEf tARKY flTZGIRMD AHOY DEVINE Casual Footwear Has Gypsy Flavor (Photo from California Cobblers) Romany Road-inspired leather sandals airily dancing their way into teen-age fashions are styled in nine basic colors with wedge soles, thong-like straps. Center figure wears white unlined cow- hldo moccasins with hand-braided tongue. Sketched top right is soft clkskin gypsy sandal. Other sketches, a sling-baek oxford and open sandal, arc fur "dogics" made of unborn calf in black or brown with natural white fleckings. THOMAS E.

HARDING HONORED AT DANCE SATURDAY EVENING IN DEL RIO COUNTRY CLUB Seniors At Del Rio High School Busy With Examinations Members of the Senior Class of the Del Rio High School had paused in their busy round of socials this week for their final examinations. Exams began at 8 ajn. Monday and will continue for the Seniors through Wednesday. Seniors will receive their grades Friday. Other classes of the High School arc carrying on as usual with final exams slated for the week of May 20.

Social activities were suspended for the Seniors but just through Wednesday afternoon; a formal dance is slated for Wednesday evening and the galtles continue from then through commencement night. Laura Mae Skiles Leads Program For Pioneers Sunday Laura Mac Skiles was leader for the Pioneer program In the First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. The program topic was "Other Religions." Those present were Laura Mac Skllcs, Marjorle Vasblndcr, Martha Manning, Clyde McReynolds, Miss Mabel McReynolds. Dr. M.

L. Baker and Betty Lou Baker. Thomas E. Harding, a member of the Senior Class, was complimented Saturday evening when Mrs. A.

Madison entertained at a dance In the Del Rio Country Club. The class colors, red and white, were in thfe decorations throughout the club. In the reception hall, where the honor guest and Miss Dorothy June Stricklen received, the mantle was banked with magnolias. The ladies lounge and the men's room were decorated with red roses and similar blossoms were used hi the dining room. The table was laid in an Italian lace cloth centered with red gladioli and white stock.

Alternating at pouring the punch were Mesdames John R. Brlnkley. Bert Munal. Ray Ross, Sam Draper, W. E.

Campbell. George Brooke, W. E. Campbell and Irma Stanley. Music for dancing was furnished by a local orchestra.

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Louise Allbritton Married To Radio Commentator Monday NEW YORK, May 13 Louise Allbritton, motion picture actress, nnd Charles Colllngwood, radio commentator, were married here today nt the Little Church Around the Colllngwood, who has been with the Columbia Broadcasting System since 1941, Is featured an the New York end of the network; program, "Yours Sincerely." Miss Allbritton, native of Okla- tioma City, appeared in. stage plays at the Pasadena Playhouse, and numerous movies. ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS To increase flow of urine and relieve irritation of the bladder from excess acidity in the urine An you sullerlng unnecessary distress, backnche, run-down feeling and discomfort from excess acidity in the urlno) you disturbed nights by a frequent desire to pass water Then you should know about that famous doctor's discovery DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT thai thousands elves blessed relief. Swarap Root Is a carefully blended combination of 18 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsams.

Dr. Kilmer's la not harsh or habit-formlniv la any way. Many say its marvttouM affect amazing. All druggists sell Swamp Root. HAVE YOU TRIED A DOUCHE POWDER arc good reasons why thousands of married women roly upon CERTANE, (he powder douche.

(1) Soothes (2) IB if- (3) Leaves no U'll- tule medicinal odor. Try CERTANE. It costs little. not pleased, your money back I tint) no questions 1'reterva your natural daintiness by using CERTANE i Sold at Texas Drug, Ross Drug, Post OJIIce Drug, Prescription Laboratory, Roswell Drug, Grebe's Pharmacy. We will be in San Antonio 'Wednesday to learn about a New Permanent Wave, and our shop will be closed.

OPEN THURSDAY DEL RIO BEAUTY SHOP TWYMAN PERSONALS Miss Annn Jo Meredith Irfl Snn Antonio by plane Sunday morning for Chicago to sppnd her two weeks' vncntion. Mr. and Mrs QrorRn Sulllvnn of Oakland, worr wrrk-rnrl Bursts nf Dr. find Mrs. Bnk- pr Mrs.

Sullivan Is Mrs. Bakr.r'n sister. Mrs. Wlllnrd Contlrny has rrturn- pd homp from San Antonio, whrrp she spnnt two wpcks viftltlriR hpr parents, Mr nnd Mrs .1 Vnvrirka. Slip was ncoompnnled by Mrs White and her daughter, Sandra Jenn.

who visited Mrs. White's mother. Mrs. J. H.

Lot.t. in San Antonio Mrs. White, the former Wan- dlnp Lott plans to sail this summer to Join Major White, stationed In Manila. MRS. L.

D. NIXON HONORED AT MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER MONDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Nixon, recent bride, was compliinpnlpd Monday at ml.irellnneoii.1 shower between the hours of Fi and 7 o'clock in the home of Mrs Cmrle Donnho. 1301 North Mnln Btreet Hostesses were Mes- rlamps Carrlp Donaho. M.

B. Ellis, Alvnn KIlKore. Moorp and H. i A Robertson; Miss Lucille Mills. Guests were received by Mrs.

Donaho. UIP honor curst. Mrs Nix' on. Mrs Major Dohklns nnd Mra. McFarlnnd I Presiding nt, the bride's book were Mrs Clifton Anderson and Mrs Philemon Poster.

Mrs. J. Phllpol.t and Miss Lu- clllp Mills presided In. trie Rift room i Red nnd white carnations formed the floral decorations there. Sprint; flowers in tones of pink nnd blue decorated the fllnlnR room.

The i table, Inlci In a cutwork cloth, was centered with nn arrangement of 1 pink carnations and blue delphinium flanked with crystal holders bearing btirninfj pink tapers. Mrs. Thomas Oraham Jr. and Mrs. Howard- Nixon alternated with Mrs.

Major J. Dobkins and Mrs. C. B. Wnrdlnw in prosidlns at the table.

Approximately 35 called. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. W. P. Meredith entered the Nix Hospital In San Antonio Sunday for medical treatment.

Richard Allen Littleton underwent a tonsilectomy Tuesday in the Del Rio Hospital. FLOWERS Sprays, Bouquets, Corsages and Gifts MRS. J. E. FUQUAY We Deliver 716 E.

Losoya Phone 886-W Poland has exported 10,000. tons of cement to the Soviet Union In six months. PIN-WORMS New Treatment Gets Real Results Don't let jronr child enftcr the torment of Pin-Worms I Today, thanka to special, medically recognized drug, a highly effective treatment has been made possible. So watch for the warning nlgrta. especially the embarrassing rectal Itch.

Get JAYNE'S P-W nway and follow the, directions. These small, easy-to-tnkc tablets were developed after yean of patient research in the laboratories of Dr. D. Jayno Son to act In a epeclal way to remove It's easy to remember: P-W for Pin-Worms 1 DICK'S WALGEEN AGENCY WAYnEU.E HIM. Owners DICK REORDAN Let Us Gift Wrap Your GRADUATION PRESENT We Have Many BEAUTIFUL VANITIES and COLOGNES TNYKKI), SHANGHAI.

IXDISr.MKKT, MIRACLE, HA1.AI.IKA. WHISPKH, TAILSIMN, CONFETTI, OPENING NIGHT. JABOT, TRIOMPH, YANKY CLOVER, AH1ENTO, YARDLEY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SPE FRESH CORN, ear AVOCADOS, each LETTUCE, head New Red POTATOES, Ib. 5c 9c lOc 7c GRADE A LEG OF LAM Bib 39c POTATO SALAD Made with Kraft Mayonnaise, Lb.

Franks or Werners Lb. MAMMOTH STUFFED OLIVES, large jar CHILI CON CARNE, Gebhardts, No. 2 MIXED VEGETABLES, Monarch, No. 2 can SUN BRITE CLEANSER, Can PEANUT BUTTER, Monarch, 16-oz. We Will CLOSE THURSDAY AT 1 P.

FOR DEL HIO DAY AT THE RACES NO AFfERNOON DELIVERIES HARDWARE DEPT. SPECIALS 50 FT. KO1WSEAL BUNJNY IIEVOLV1NG Garden Hose $10 Lawn Sprinkler WE DELIVER Morning: Delivery, 10 A.M. Afternoon Delivery, 3 P.1MU PARKING TO GET AND OUT.