The News Journal du lieu suivant : Wilmington, Delaware • Page 19

Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Tuesday, November 1, 1955 Nineteen War Mothers To Hold Sale Unit 1, Mothers of World War II, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow. at Orange Hall, 706 Delaware Avenue. Mrs.

Marguerite Walton, president, will preside. The unit will hold a rummage sale Friday at 718 Walnut Street. Mrs. Walton has announced that proceeds will be used to purchase an air Alter for the Veterans Administration Hospital, Brack-Ex, for use in the cardiac-asthmatic room. Mrs.

Eleanor Pfeiffer Mrs. Mary Harper, Mrs. Reba Rogers, Mrs. Ethel Clark, and Mrs. Mary McGlinchy will be in charge of the sale.

Mrs. J. Harry Taylor Farew 'led With Tea A tea to mark the departure from the Lyndalia community of Mrs. J. Harry Taylor was given by Mrs.

Wesley E. Shafer on Thursday afternoon at her home, 314 Christian Street. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have had a new home built on the Philadelphia Pike at Bellevue which they expect to occupy this month.

Among guests was Mrs. J. Grantley Maddox, a new bor in the community who will occupy a home at 312 Christian Street, when construction is completed. Mrs. J.

E. and Mrs. Alex Munn About 30 neighbors attended the event. W. Wallin poured.

and friends BRAUNSTEIN'S CHARGE PURCHASES ARE PAYABLE IN JANUARY! Ready for Claymont Show Staff Photographer. Members of the fine arts committee of the Woman's Club of Claymont have completed rangements for the 7th annual Art, Craft and Hobby Exhibit, to be held tomorrow afternoon and evening in the parish house of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. Pictured (left to right) are Mrs. Charles C. Talpey, Mrs.

Hackendorn, general chairman, and Mrs. Roy W. Sullivan. Frank E. Schoonover, Wilmington artist, will address the guests a and members at 7:30 p.

m. Among special, guests will be Mrs. W. Harmon Money, president of the Delaware State Federation of Clubs; Mrs. Clinton A.

Weslager, New Castle County vice president; members of the Blue Rock Communtty Club, the Linwood Century Club, the Gardens Century Club, the Washington Heights Club, and the Junior Woman's Club of Claymont. OUR ONLY WIDE SALE Pre- Christmas Savings of to on new fine slips and sleep wear regularly to 5.00 2.88 Many styles in lace-lavished and tailored famous-make opaque nylon tricot slips plus Sanforized cotton broadcloth pyjamas or gay flannel gowns and challis pyjamas all in sizes 32 to 40. BRAUNSTEIN'S-street floor also at THE MART sheer seamless nylons always priced 1.50 A special purchase of lovely 15 denier seamless nylon hose from one of the best-selling, top name makers of no seam stockings! Heel and toe slightly reinforced for longer wear. Flattering new fall shades. Sizes to 11.

BRAUNSTEIN'S-street floor also at THE MART fashion smart dresses usually up to 22.95 12.50 Elegant pure silks, rayons and crepes at an amazing little price! Casuals, afternoon and dressy styles in exquisite pastels and black. Also new black watch with sheath or full skirt types. Misses' and women's sizes. BRAUNSTEIN'S-second floor also at THE MART Announced MILLINGTON, Nov. 1- and Mrs.

Nathandel 1 Shockley, of Clayton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Roberta Elizabeth, to Mr. William Luther Embert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Embert, of Sudlers- New York City Enjoy New York a 2000 spotless rooms Sensible rates include radio Many with Television The Famous HOTEL TAFT 7th AVE. at 50th St.

NEW YORK ON TIMES SQUARE AT RADIO CITY Alfred Lewis, Gen. Mgr. Bing Bing, Mgt. ville, Md. ling Sudlersville High School.

Sudlers- Mr. ville High, work. is employed in agriMiss Shockley is now attend- Embert, a graduate of culture $8 FALL SUITS We offer a complete price range as well as a variety of fabrics, patterns and styles, for the man who desires good clothes at prices within his budget. By Oakloom $65 to $75 By Southwick $72.50 to $145 By Oxxford $205 to $285 MANSURE PRETTYMAN DUPONT BUILDING STONE HILL ROAD AUGUSTINE CUTOFF 9.A. M.

to 5:30 P. M. Wed. and -Noon to 9 P. M.

A. M. Closed to 5:30 All P. M. Monday thru Saturday Day Monday St.

Georges' Guild The Guild of St. Georges: Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. James Roberts.

Mrs. Albert Gray will be co-hostess. Annual 'Turkey Trot' The Pledge Club of Tau EpsiIon Chi Sorority will hold its annual dance, "Turkey Trot," Saturday night in the VFW Hall, Bellefonte. Miss Regina Sacks is Sea Coming. (hats Coming the 56 BUICK NOV.4 BEST NEWS YET BEST BUICK YET See your Buick Dealer FRIDAY OF THE AR From Sirthday mmm fashions for holiday giving FIRST DREAM OF A NEW AND DOWNTOWN VEDNESDAY OPEN UNTIL Sale WINTER THEN COME TO BRAUNSTEIN'S AND SAVE UP TO 30.95 ON FASHION'S NEWEST FAMOUS FABRIC winter coats NOW ONLY $39..

regularly to 69.95 THE THE THE THE STYLES YOU WANT: Slim lines Full sweeps Clutch styles Fitted or box styles New detailing Push-up sleeves Deep turn-back cuffs One or two-button closings FABRICS YOU WANT: Checks Forst Mirrak Chinchillas Forst Velfina Broadcloths Tweed Mixtures Martinique Imported Frontenac Beaverglo Cashmere Blends SIZES YOU WANT: for to 15 for 8 to 18 for to COLOURS YOU WANT: Red Grey Nude Slate Teal Beige Blue Toast Peacock Black Rosewood Charcoal Milium metal insulated linings; also many with wool linings. INSULATED HUNDREDS MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! BRAUNSTEIN'S-second floor AND AT ALL 5 STORES.