The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 27

TWenty-seven Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Thursday, January 25, 1951 civilian friend or friends. Admission Guard Groups to Hold Mrs. Verbanc to Head is free, and dance music will "be Lewes Yacht Club to Give Nurses Cabaret Dance They are Robert Gamble, John De-Iuchio, Milton Robinson, and John Eakin. Miss Margaret Keenan, music director of the school, accompanied the children on their tour of news-gathering facilities. Children Visit News-Journal Four pupils of the Delaware Day School for Handicapped Children at 101 West Fourteenth Street, visited the News-Journal Building today.

Cabaret-Style Dance A cabaret-style dance, sponsored Women Workers9 60 th Anniversary 1 To Be Celebrated Supper Dance on Saturday by the 198th AAA "Group and the 261st Brigade Headquarters, will be held Friday evening. Feb. 2 at 9 furnished by the Delaware National Guard band. The month-long recruiting drive of the Delaware National Guard has reached the half-way mark. To date, more than 40 men have been recruited at the temporary head-quartrs set up at Eighth and Market Streets, where officers and enlisted men are on duty daily, Monday through Saturday, from 9 a.

m. the son of the late Lewes pilot, Capt Edward R. Messick, came to Delaware to visit his mother, who is a o'clock in the State Armory, as part KS A of a recruiting drive to enlist men in units of the Delaware National THERE'S MUSIC IN YOUR HEART When you study music It may be Singing or playing the Piano. Special to the Journal-Every Evening LEWES, Jan. 25.

The Lewes Yacht Club will give a supper dance at the clubhouse on Lewes Beach Saturday evening. Hosts and hostesses will be: Mr. and Mrs. Mer-vyn L. Laff erty, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph L. Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor Harrison Street WSCS To Mark Event Tomorrow Guard.

patient in the Milford Memorial Hospital with a broken hip. Mrs. Messick has been in a nursing home All guard units in the New Castle MUSIC Phone 2-H17 DELAWARE SCHOOL OF S03 N. Broom St, County area are invited to attend the dance, and each member of a to 9 p. m.

The recruiting drive will continue until the middle of Feb guard unit has been asked to bring a ruary. at Felton several years. The son is a former editor of the State Board of Health magazine, and is now do ing public relations in New York. The 60th anniversary of the Women Workers will be celebrated by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Harrison Street Methodist Church In a party for the entire Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph I. Williams of Baltimore are planning to make their Lewes Beach cottage their OPEN FRIDAY 9:00 A. M. TO 9 P. M.

SATURDAY 9:00 A. M. TO 6 P. M. PHONE 4-6004 man Baylis.

The William Smith Orchestra of Salisbury, will provide the dance music. The next social affair of the club will be a bridge tournament, sponsored by the club auxiliary, to start next Thursday. Feb. 1. It will continue every other Saturday night until May 10.

Mrs. Donald R. Evans, is president of the auxiliary. The parish house of St. Peter's Church will be the scene of the 0m Mt year-round residence.

Mrs. Williams is the former Miss Peggy Beebe of Lewes, daughter of Dr. James Beebe, Sr. Other Lewes natives who intend to move into their beach cottage for year-round occupancy are Mr. and Mrs.

Perry T. Burton of Bethesda, Md. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Evans of Lewes have moved to Stockley, annual meeting of Red Cross Area 9 tonight at 8 o'clock.

Mr. Laurance C. Messick of Gar den City, L. a former resident where he has taken a position with and native of Lewes, was a visitor the personnel department of the Delaware Colony. in town on Monday.

Mr. Messick, Georgetown Century Club Col. Carleton B. Shaeffer of Re- fellowship of the church tomorrow evening. Mrs.

Harry B. Hygate is chairman of program of reminiscences. She Is being assisted by Mrs. Earl M. Shockley, Mrs, John Carter, Mrs.

Ira Pruitt, Miss Maude Nichols, and Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Elizabeth B. Johnson and Mrs. Jacob Orr are In charge of a portrayal of the first meeting of the Women Workers of Harrison Street Church held on Jan. 26, 1891.

Those taking part will be: Mrs. John Al-den, Mrs. William I. Bradbury, Mrs. J.

B. Carpenter. Mrs. H. B.

Hy- gate. Miss Mabel Houpt, Miss Sue -Houpt, Mrs. Jacob Orr, Mr. H. B.

Hygate, Mr. Jacob Orr, Mr. Victor M. Bailey. "That Old Sweetheart of Mine" r.

will be in charge of Mrs. John Carter. The reader will be the Rev. Milton H. Keene.

Those taking part In this scene will be: Donna Rae 'Knotts. Jay Gallinger, Miss Jean Grimner, Mr. Robert Gallinger, Mlsf Thelma Grimner, Mr. Roger Orr, Mrs. William G.

Shaw, Mr. Henderson, Mrs. Edward 5 hoboth was guest speaker in the Mrs. John Verbanc Mrs. John Verbanc is chairman of the annual cabaret dance to be held by the Wilmington General recent meeting of the Georgetown New Century Club.

He discussed the Red Cross disaster setup, beginning with the national setup, through the state and local Red Cross chapters. He also told of the Ml SEWING MACHINES Available For IMMEDIATE DELIVERY civil defense program, the need for' Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association on Thursday evening, Feb. 1, in the ballroom of the DuPont Country Club. Music will be furnished by Johnny Bennett's orchestra, for dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock. Assisting Mrs.

Verbanc are Mrs. Helen Card well, tickets; Mrs. Paul Lully, advertising chairman, Miss Erica Spinner and Mrs. Roy Barto, assistants; Mrs. Merritt Enright.

orchestra chairman; Mrs. David Coverdale, assistant orchestra chairman; Mrs. Cortlandt Carter, publicity; Miss Madalyn Heal, assistant publicity chairman: Mrs. Charles Kase, patrons chairman: Lifetime Cuarantee Authorized Dealer volunteers in various groups, and how the disaster groups would function in an emergency. Colonel Shaeffer is Red Cross disaster chairman for Sussex County.

He was introduced by Mrs. Henry G. Graves, program chairman. Mrs. Shaeffer was a guest.

Mrs. Lawrence Elliott entertained with violin music, with Mrs. Ralph Baker as her accompanist. Bozman, Mr. Theodore Simonson, ModemSewingMach.Co.

317 E. 4th St. Phone 4-8585 OPEN FRIDAT EVENINGS Mr. and Mrs. Willard Orr, Mr.

and Mrs. William Cooke, Susan Cooke, Vincent Frederick, Mr. John Alden. Music will be furnished by the church choir with the following I i soloists: Miss Helen Montague. Miss Virginia Cohee, Mr.

William Cooke. Mr. Alfred Nichols, with Mr. William Moore, director. COATS WILL GO Oil Mrs.

Paul Mrs. Charles Rogers, assistant patrons chairman. Reservations may be made at the hospital by calling Mrs. Helen Cardwell, telephone 6-2551. or Mrs.

Verbanc, Holly Oak 6235, by Tuesday, Jan. 30. 1 50 FINE FUR Mrs. Harry Weyl, is chairman of the fellowship hour, assisted by the following committee: Mrs. Elwood F.

Anderson, Mrs. Clyde Gallinger, Mrs. Edward W. Hild, Mrs. Milton H.

Lloyd, Mrs. Theo Engagements dore Lofstate, Mrs. Richard H. Mc Mullen, Mrs. James Morrow.

Costume committee: Miss Sue Mrs. Clyde Gallinger, The engagement of Miss Mabel A. Dresh of this city, daughter of Mrs. Theresa A. Dresh and the late Mr.

Clayton J. Dresh, to Mr. Lamont G. Gedney of this city, formerly of Kingston, N. son of the late Mr.

Ira Pruitt, Mr3. Marvin McKay, Mrs. Samuel McKay, Mrs William I. Bradbury. Property committee: Mr.

Charles Johnson, and Mr. Roger Orr. and Mrs. Frank Gedney, has announced. Mr.

Gedney is asso elated with Maccari Market. SALE FRIDAY MORMG AT 9:00 BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN AND SAVE FROM $100. TO $300. ON EVERY RICHARD-DONALD FUR DURING THIS SPECTACULAR SALE! THE DUPLICATION PRICE IS $350. YOU SAVE UP TO $750.

Open Friday Evenings i OCEAN CITY, Jan. 25 (Spe cial). Mr. and Mrs. Roland S.

Tay lor of Ocean City announce the en gagement of their daughter, Lillian Marie, to Mr. Robert Earl Harman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Har man of Elkrldge and Ocean City.

2 Gly Princeton Men Are Enlisted in Navy Two students of Princeton UniversityPhilip J. Nowland, of 2325 West Sixteenth Street, and Harold Anderson, of 2204 Monroe Street, both 20-year-old, were enlisted in the Navy today for four years each. Chief Petty Officer Paul Watson, Navy recruiter, Wilmington Post Office, said Nowland made the unusually high score of 100 on his Armed Forces Qualification Test. Anderson made 93. Miss Taylor is a graduate of Ocean City High School, class of 1949.

Mr. Harman, a graduate of Elkrldge High School in 1944, en rv" i i tered the U. S. Army Oct. 1.

Prior to that time he was associated in business with his father at the Ocean City and Salisbury motels. NEWARK, Jan. 25 (Spe Anna Mae Hitchens' cial). Mr. and Mrs.

G. Paul Murray 6f Bridge, announce i.rr Troth Is Announced the engagement of their daughter Nancy, to Mr. Philemon I. Harrison, YOU PAY NO EXTRAS THE TAX IS INCLUDED sou of Mrs. Anna Harrison of II I 1 A two-in-on ll Newark, and Mr.

Philemon Harri nwith reversible cepe. 1 i 1 1 Smartly tailored, will I ') Ul II lill son of North Carolina. Both Miss Murray and Mr. Harrison are i 1 I i I I II take you anywhere. i graduates of the Newark High School.

I I Navy red, pearl MM TV II if Ll7 VL VLio 1 1 itud. Sizes 8 to 17. fir 11 I I Miss Murray is associated with the Chrysler Corporation. Mr. Harrison is with the Continental-Diamond Fibre Company.

The wedding will take place in the near future. I "Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled" I 802 KING ST. 'I Li Parley Plans Outlined 1 Plans for the annual state con vention of Delta Karma Gamma, If national teachers honorary so II l2 Hollander NORTHERN MUSKRAT Silver Blue Northern MUSKRAT NATURAL RACCOON Mink Blended BACK MUSKRAT Silver Blue MUSKRAT JACKET Sable Blended MUSKRAT BREATH-OF-SPRING MUSKRAT Black or Grey. PERSIAN PAW FINEST GREY KIDSKIN Mink Dyed SQUIRREL CAPE ciety, were outlined in a meeting of the state officers last night at the YMCA. Mrs.

Harry W. Loose, state president, presided. The place and date of the convention will be announced later in the winter. I fill I THE DUPLICATION PRICE IS $550. YOU SAVE UP TO $200.

i 8eford Studio. Baby Shoe Bronzing halted by copper ban LAST DAY TO ORDER FEB. 24 Rafield Pacbbles are your ready companions Hitchens Miss Anna M. ALL PRICES Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer H. Kitchens 1 REDUCED 10 YOU PAY NO EXTRAS THE TAX IS INCLUDED of Seaford, announce the of their daughter. Anna Mae, to Mr. Murice Oliver Wimbrow, son. of Mrs.

Mattie Wimbrow and the late Mr. M. O. Wimbrow of Miss Hitchens is a graduate of Seaford Hieh School and the Salis- (h) JJo hurv Institute of Salisbury. She is 41 A now employed by the Ideal tractors here.

Mr. Wimbrow, a graduate of Wicomico High School I of Salisbury, is now associated wun 'the Montgomery Ward Ccmpany trtere. During the summer he plays Mone Dfofesslonal baseball ana is con aected wtth the farm system of the Boston Braves. MUNDY BROTHERS FINE LEOPARD CAT GREY PERSIAN LAMB LET-OUT MUSKRAT COAT LET-OUT MUSKRAT JACKET DYED SQUIRREL COAT Fine Natural SHEARED RACCOON BLACK PERSIAN LAMB LET-OUT SQUIRREL CAPE Fines! Northern Back MUSKRAT LET-OUT MUSKRAT CAPE February FURNITURE Sale Get your Lane mothproof aro-ina-tiiht Cedar Chest now. ton io the drfensc of sur country 100 an March 1.

clear ear lrie Invfntory of baby ihoe montin(i we are redacinf oor entire stock and passing the saTinfa on to Ton. Order now far Easter. Mother'! Day. Father's Day ar even next Xmas! Unmounted, now 13.15; ashtray. Ifl.20: bookends.

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