The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 2

Page Two. THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR. Wednesday, October 21, 1953 Wc omen A fl Zj) f'U ii I Srk shrJ lO) Sets Wedding Date Couple Travel to Florida on Trip Jesters Kslen Bo ax And Jerry Miller Married In Whiteland WHITELANb, Oc. 21 Mr and Mrs. Jerry Miller left immediately LADIES HAND SEWN Free Awards Daily (P) LADIES' FANCY TRIM- JYLOU GOl'JU following their marriage ceremony Saturday night for a trip to Dania, to visit the bride's mother, Mrs.

iwi in ai nnitv pr JJ MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES He' jr. Boaz. -Lingerie Dept. -Accessories Dept. A I 1 1 I I II I VALUED AT Will Be Given Each Dav During This Sale! $20.00 REGULAR $2.98 CHENILLE BATH HAT SET CORD.

CHENILLE BED SPREAD $387 $2L57 Drapery Dept. -Drapery Dept. MISS SUE GROOMS jfrAH you have to do is register while in the tore. One drawing each day for a $0.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE! 3 THREE GRAND PRIZES Saturday, October 31 Prize No. 1 $100 Gift Certificate Prize No.

2 S50 Gift Certificate Prize No. 3 825 Gift Certificate Daily registrations will be draWn each day. Grand prizes will be drawn from ALL registrations. Register each day during this sale. Earn day's drawing will be a new one from new registrations received during the day.

You do not have to be present to win. The bride is the former Miss Patricia L. Boaz, daughter of Mrs. Boaz and the late Ralph Boaz and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Marte M.

Miller, of Whiteland, and Oscar Miller, of Greenwood. Vows were exchanged in the Whiteland Methodist church Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock with the Rev. Glenn O'Dell, of Indianapolis, reading the double ring service. The organist, Mrs. Lenora Davis, played bridal airs preceding and during the ceremony and Miss Judy Vandivier sang.

The traditional wedding marches were used. Flowers Form Background Chrysanthemums of brown, yellow and white and greenery formed the background flanked by seven branch candelabra. The bride wore an aqua knitted suit trimmed in angora and a white feather hat. Her accessories were brown. She carried a Bible topped November 1 is the date set for ASSORTED PATTERNS LADIES' the wedding of Miss Sue Grooms, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse 36-INCH BLACK ROCK nnoi in yd. i 6 97 Grooms and Ra mond L. Smith, son PR. WOOL GLOUES of Mr.

and Mrs. James Smith, all of IHUULIN Z-3 IS Franklin. Dry Goods Dept. -Accessories Dept. The bride-to-be was graduated from Franklin High School with the class of 1952 and is employed at the Union Trust Company.

The prospective bridegroom graduated from Franklin High School in 19 19 and seied two years in the Army. 17 months of which were spent in Korea and Japan. He is now employed at Camp Atterbury. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Bleached or Brown STEVENS LINEN CRASH 3 Yds. $1.00 Dry Goods Dept.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Fleece Lined A SHIRTS $1.47 Men's Dept. ANNIVERSARY' SPECIAL! Printed KITCHEN TOWELS Each 21c Dry Goods Dept. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! DARK STRIPE AND PLAID- VxLVttSL OUTItJG FUUHIL 3 ardine Defroster Dry Goods Dept. JACKET trm ii 36-INCH BLEACHED Ts 10.87 HOPE Z2 M.iin Floor. Dry Goods Dept.

Church Women Plan Program with a white orchid and chrysanthemums. Charles Boaz, uncle of the bride gave her in marriage. Mrs. Walter Poe. was the matron-of-honor.

She wore a navy blue suit with beige accessories. James Mathena was the best man and ushering were Jack Voris and Mr. Poe. The bride is a graduate of Broward High School at Dania, with the class of 1052 and is now employed as file clerk with the Farm Bureau at Indianapolis. The bridegroom graduated from Whiteland High School in 1953 and is associated with the Gray Furni Annual World Community Day Program Outlined Plans for the annual World Community Day program on Nov.

6 were outlined at a meeting of th executive board of the Johnson Council of Church Women Monday ture Company. After their return here they will reside with the bridegroom's mother. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Muslin Mattress COUER Fu 11 or Twin Each $2.37 Main Floor. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Reg. 81.3!) Fancy Stripe CHAIBRAY Assorted colors.

Yd. 79c Main Unor. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Girls' Chenille ROBES Sizes 7 to 11. 3.37 Children's Dept. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Men's White T-SHIRTS 2 for $1.00 Men's Dept.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Ironing Board COUER, PAD and PRESS MITT $1.57 Dry Goods Dept. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Men's White WORK SOCKS 5 Pr. 87c Men's Dept. Chapter Fetes Past Officers LADIES' BRASSIERES NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 16-RIB LADIES' UMBRELLAS $2L37 FANCY DECORATIVE PILLOWS. Assorted Colors Accessories Dept.

Drapery Dept. -Corset Dept. afternoon at the First Baptist church. The service tliis year will he at the Franklin Tabernacle Christian church at 2:30 m. Mrs.

A. T. Records and Mrs. O. W.

Furnish are co-chairmen fo the program. "Wo Will r.i-'.l Peace" is this year's theme. In connection with the service ion tableaux will be presented bv the women of the Trafalgar Christian Union Christian. Community Congregational and Grace Methodist churches. The groups will reh arse Nov.

5, at the Franklin church. The project this year is Help for 1 Tomes in European Countries." On account of the duties, old, not new, articles to be collected. Included wash c'oths, towels, pillow cases, sheets, double, single or crib sie. light blankets, curtains, drapes, table cloths and soap. P.ring In Ranks The little banks that were distributed Irst Frill are to be brought to this year's World Community Day.

Seven church. -s compose the host group. They "ic the Tabernacle Christian. Firt Baptist, Second Baptist. Mt.

Plea-ant, P.eth- A. RargersviMe Christian and Providence Chris' ian. A business session waj in charge of Mrs. A. D.

Unvorsaw. Mrs. John A. Williams gave the treasurer's report. A nominating committee, composed of Mrs.

H. C. Powell, Mrs. Frank Sellers md Mrs. James T.

Lawson was appointed. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Sellers reported on the district conference at Hanover. Mrs.

Oscar Robards gave a report of the s'ate convention at Freeland and of migrant work in Johnson county. Announcement was made of the 25th annual convention of the State Council of Church Women in Bloomington, jApiil 27 and 28 next Spring. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Girls' Chenille ROBES Sizes 3 to fix. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Misses' and Ladies' BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES Pr. $1.97 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Reg.

Satin Cover FANCY SOFA CUSHIONS Each 1.97 Main Floor. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Boys' Fancy POLO SHIRTS Sizes 2 to (. Each 67c Children's Dept. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! PLASTIC CALF HAND BAGS Each $2.37 (Plus Tax Main Floor. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 3fi-Inch White OUTING FLANNEL 3 Yds.

$1.00 Dry Goods Dept. I nion Village II. D. Conducts Ceremony PROVIDENCE. Oct.

21 Past Matrons and Past Patrons Night, was observed by Union Village Chapter U. O.E.S. at a stated meeting this week. Those honored were the Past Matrons and Past Patrons who had become members by affiliation with Union Village Chapter, since its institution July 10. These Past Officers were piven a hearty welcome by the Worthy Matron.

Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton and the Worthy Patron, Joseph Byers. Past Matrons attending were: Mesdames Mary Hendricks. Rachel Simpson. Mary T.

Utterback, Jean Utterback. Hazel Henderson and O'Lena Ferguson. Past Patrons were: Henry Arnold and Bennett Utterback. The Chapter was declared "At Ease." and a beautiful and impressive ceremony entitled "Lights of Starland," was presented by the Union Village officers. Past Matrons received rose cor- sages and the Past Patrons received gifts from the Worthy Matron and WTorthy Patron.

Visiting Past Matrons were Mrs. Odessia Hensley, Franklin, and Mrs. Edna Torrcnce, Rising Sun. An impressive ceremony was also given to welcome into the Order for membership by affiliation: Mesdames Anna Hall, Dora Shellenberg, Emily Cook. Beth McMillan, Bertha McClung, Laura Faye Elkins and Russell Elkins.

Mrs. Eva Jane Sawyers, soloist, sang appropriate numbers for the program. After the close of Chapter all retired to the dining room for the social hour and refreshments, served by the social committee. 2.37 -Main Floor. Children's Dept ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! A Fine Assortment Of CALF LEATHER BAGS REGULARLY $7.98 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! MISSES' POPLIN JACKET Flannel lined.

Water rrpcllant Reg. $4.50 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! CHILDREN'S SNOW SUITS Made of Estron, water repcl-lant, soil resistant. Sizes 2 to 4. Reg. S7.98.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Reg. S3, Satin Cover FANCY SOFA CUSHIONS Each $2.97 Main Floor. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 36-In. Pearl Brown MUSLIN Yd. 23c Dry Goods Dept.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE Pr. 57c Main Floor. 5.97 3.77 54.97 (Plus Taxi Main Floor. -Main Floor. Main Floor.

Mrs. Edna Stout and Mrs. Dulcie Canary, chairmen, and their The tables in the dining room were beautifully decorated with pumpkins and squirrels, in keeping with Halloween. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! BOYS' WHITE T-SHIRTS S-M-L ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! SS.OS STORM JACKETS The Shortie version of the Storm Coat. Sizes 7 to 14.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! GIRLS' BLOUSES Smartly styled white broadcloth. Sizes 1 to 3 and 3 to 6x. Reg. SI. 59.

Evening Circle lias October Meet ing General business was discussed and committee reports given following a dirsncr served by th First Presbyterian Evening Circle Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lillian Rice. Mrs. Marjorie Seiiz presided. Special announcement was made of the BuiMers Guild buffet supper Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

in the church dining room. It ill be open to the public. A nominating committee wns appointed to report in November. It consists c.f Mif.s Maude Vand erg riff, Mn. Harry Lusk and Mrs.

lson Ft? nc burn. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Colored Fitted SHEETS Full or twin size. Reg. .79 and 1 hSO ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! MEN'S ARGYLL SPORT SOX Fine cotton Argyles. In sizes 10 to 13.

Reg. S1.00 pair. 2 Prs. 51.00 Main Floor. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 5 WOOL DOUBLE BLANKET 70x80.

Reg. $5.08 54.37 Main Floor. 51.17 56.87 For 51.09 Main Floor. -Main Main Floor. -Main Floor.

I Mr5. Harrv M'nner ths dvc'ons. The prrrarn a t-! view of the ''llmn Crisis in I the Kingdom given bv Mrs. I Gvanf Roger3. The sV.ry dear, v.bh efforts to improve condition in coal mining districts.

I Seventeen members and one ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 31 EN'S TOP GOAT 10CK; wool styled by Paris. Sizes 36 to 40. Zeta Psi Chapter Entertains Groups The Autumn spread for the actives, pledges and alumnae of Delta Zeta was given by the Zeta Psi chapter in the dining room of the Grace Methodist church Monday-evening. Tables wre beautifully decorated with fall leaves, gold end bronze chrysanthemums end orange tapers. Following the dinner the pledges presented an enjoyable program in the form of an amusing skit.

The active chapter gave an impressive program by candlelight, honoring founders ds v. After the rrcrram the gmijp a meeting ind dtLCti sssd vlir.z fcr the November The The Alumnae also had a business The hostesses for the spread were: Mrs. James Halliday, Mrs. John Ingle, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs.

Oscar Lloyd, Mrs. Beryle Williams, Mrs. Erie Fisher, Mrs. Paul ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! WHITE SHEET BLANKET Reg. $2.29.

Size 70x90 51.87 Main Fleer. ANNIVERSARY SFEC1AL! BOYS' SPORT SOX 4Pr.51.00 i Floor. guest, Mrs. Rogers, attended the meeting. Hoitess.s.

were Mrs. Rico, Mrs. Tilson and Mr; Gdrric rw -Main Fleer. Chmfmd Skin Smartinc rrvxm'. amazingly relieved when medicated Reainol rich ift lanolin is applied to chafed skin.

Lubricates, medicates, helps to heal. Bathe tender skin with mild Resmol Soap. EACH DAY THE LUCKY PERSON'S NAME IS POSTED IN OUR WINDOW BE SURE TO CHECK IT IT MAY BE DEPARTMENT STORE, Inc. "Truly A Quality Store rTiinn and Mrs. Oren Deer..