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_rueoday, July 29, 1947.
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48 Years In Griffin
A
^ on Auxiliary Elects Officers
At Supper Meeting Monday Evening,
Rehabilitation Work Is Discussed
Mrs. Quimby Melton, Jr., was
elected president of the American
Legion Auxiliary at a supper
j iug Monday night at the Veterans
Memorial Clubhouse. Serving with
Mrs. Melton in the coming year
will be:
MeI. Zollie Ison, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. George P. Weathers,
second vice president; Miss Kath
erine Walker, secretary; Mrs. Jani
es Ragsdale, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph
Jones, historian; Mrs. Claude
Christopher, sergeant - at - arms;
and Mrs. Robert Crossfield, chap
lain.
Mrs. Weathers of the nominat
ing committee gave the commit
tee’s report, and all officers were
unanimously elected. Mrs. E. P.
Travis installed the officers.
Mrs. Hoke Cooley, retiring presi
dent, presided. The meeting open
ed with the pledge to the flag, and
following the Auxiliary preamble,
Mrs. Weathers gave the invocation.
Among features of the meeting
was Mrs. Ralph Jones’ annual re
port on rehabilitation work done
by the Auxiliary during the past
year. Mrs. Jones cited various cas
es and services rendered by the
group from funds obtained from
the Auxiliary poppy sale, and an
open discussion of rehabilitation
followed her report. At the conclu
sion of the discussion Mrs. Jones
was given a rising vote of thanks,
as was as
president.
W. O, Patterson, commander of
the’ Legion, was guest at the meet
ing and spoke to the group, ex
tending appreciation to the Auxili
ary and pledging the support of the
Legion.
The beautiful flowers which cen
tered the table combined purple
gladioli, asters and feverfew and
were arranged by Mrs. Parks Hen
derson.
Second Baptist
WMS Circles
Hold Meetings
The four circles ol the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Second
Baptist Church held July meetings
.
BUSINESS WOMAN'S CIRCLE*
The Business Woman's Circle met
at the church and opened the meet
ing with a hymn Mrs. Frank Jones
gave the d cv °tional and led the
group in prayrj. after which six
| members presented a program on
china. Mrs. Herrie Blalock invited
I circle to meet with her next
i month - Eight members and two vt
j ritors, Tommy Peacock and Garry
| Teenies, attended.
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GREER CIRCLE
The meeting of Greer Circle was
I also held at the church. Mrs. J. E.
: ! Hand read the devotional, and Mrs.
j j.'tud.v H. G. Greer taught the mission
lesson. After a business ses
• slon Mrs. Lizz'e Lewis closed the
GRIFFIN (GEORGIA) NEWS
meeting with prayer,
j WILLIE KELLY CIRCLE
Mrs. Pearl Garrett, opened
j meting of Willie Kelley Circle Daring with the
» devotional and prayer.
business session officers’ reports
were heard, and routine business
was discussed. Mrs. Elza Ounard
led the closing prayer,
JULIA .DEARING CIRCLE
Mrs. Clyde Butler was hostess to
Julia Dearlng Circle at her home
on Wright street. After a brief busi
ness session Mrs. Earl Pitts spoke to
the group on “The Keys ol the
Kingdom.” A social hour followed,
and the hostess served delicious re
freshments. Twenty members and
five visitors were present.
Miss Velia Coleman
Becomes Bride Of
T. M. Vaughn
Miss Velia Coleman, daughter ol
Mrs. George lew of Jackson and
the late Mr. D. J. Coleman, became
the bride of Thomag MUton Vau _
ghn ^ Qf Mr and Mfs Jtm
. Vaughn of Zeb)lJon| on m 19 The
Rev. Wiley Virden performed the
ceremony at his home here.
Mrs. Charlie Mae Shackleford and
Roy Ross attended the couple.
The bride wrs attired in a Navy
blue dress worn with white acces
sories and a corsage of white car-
nations and tube roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn have re
turned from their wedding trip and
are residing at 217 West Chappell
street.
Mis. Vaughn, who attended school
in Jackson, is the sister of Mrs. Pat
Floyd of Atlanta, Mrs. Condle Huff
man of College Park, Misses
Elizabeth ahd Evelyn Coleman
Jackson, Sgt. Morris Coleman,
tioned in Japan, and Jason and
J. Coleman of Jackson.
The groom’s j only sister is
Charlie Mae Shackleford of
Ion, and his brothers are
Vaughn of Marietta, Merrill,
Melvin and Alien Vaughn of
bulon. Mr. Vaughn attended
in Zebulon and served 20
in tne Army, spending 13 months
Europe.
Wolier Honored
On Third Birthday
At Party Recently
Mrs. James Waller honored her
son, Jim, on his third birthday re
cently at a party at their home on
tite Atlanta highway.
Gladioli and other summer flow
ers were arranged throughout the
house, and the birthday table was
covered with a white lace cloth
and centered with a birthday cake.
Ice cream and cake were served,
and balloons were presented to the
Net Saves Curls
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New nylon mesh hairnet n\od'
tied above looks fragile but has
sturdy tear-reslstant strength.
BY ALICIA IIART
NEA Staff Writer
A hairnet used to confine curls
or cradle a bob can be an indis
pensable grooming aid to the girl
who likes to bare her head for sum
mler.
, r A hatless rumble-seat passenger
needs a net to keep her hair from
being blown to shambles.
Boon to the girl who uses nets is
the debut of one made of nylon
mesh. Like cobwebby stockings, the
hairnet of nylon combines gossa
rncr-llkc fragility with tensile
strength.
This newcomer gives you a choice
of colors in a range of hair
matching shades. Cap-styled, the
net accommodates an upswing coif
fure or a down-do. A feature, which
will be appreciated as much as its
resistance to hard-wear and bobbie
pin snags, is its unusual elasticity.
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RECENT BP-IDE—Mrs Grady
Vtulutle, who was before her
marriage on June 28, Miss WU
lene Letscp.
children as party favors.
Mrs. Otis Williams. Mrs. Frank
Hammond, and Mrs. Roy Wood as
sisted in entertaining.
Present were: Marivn and Char
les Bonner. BtUy Willard, Annette
Teal, Sandra Buckner. Larry Sose
tec, Michael Sosebee, Freddy Wood,
Carol Wood, Billy Williams Ralph
Slade, Carol Ann Slade, Larry Nor
ton, Dottie Waller, Rosemary Wal
I ler, and Betty Ann Hammond.
Mr., Mrs. Leon Kent
Entertain Group
At Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kent enter-
tained lor Mr. and Mrs C.. L. Stan
ford and J. D. Wilson at a .dinner
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Sunday at the Kent realdence on
Reigels Curve. The affair celebrat
ed the birthdays of the three hon
orees.
The table was overlaid with a
white linen cover and centered with
a large birthday cake. Mr. and
Mrs. Stanford and Mr. Wilson re
ceived numerous birthday gilts.
Present were: Mrs. Robert Har
mon, Miss Joyce Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Knowles and son, Julian,
of Atlanta, Mrs. Maggie Hagewood
and Miss Clara Hagewood of Salis
bury, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ford and 6on, Danny, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Wilson, az-d Mr. and Mrs.
Kent.
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FASHION SHOES
CLEARANCE SALE
WHICH STARTED TODAY WILL CONTINUE UNTIL
EVERY PAIR OF THE 1200PAIR OF SHOES ARE SOLD
These Are the Best Values and the Biggest Sale We Have Ever Had
SANDALS DRESS SHOES
AND ,Aa AND
DRESS SHOES White Sandals SANDALS
|fc\ VALUES UP TO $7.98
1 A $4.9K VALUES 00 UP PAIR TO • $ 1-99 $2-99
Black and Brown Sandals $ 3-99 i
WHITE - RED BLACK KID - PATENT
BLACK - NAVY GABARDINE - NAVY
AND BROWN BROWN - RED - WHITE AND
BROWN AND WHITE
.............. Dress Shoes
THESE INCLUDE ALL OIJR HIGH GRADE PARIS FASHION - CONNIE - NATURAL
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111S. HILL ST. (THE AIR CONDITIONED STORE)
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Leather
Finds Wide Use
Seat Cover
NEW YORK. N. Y, — Cotton
is finding a ready welcome
a seat covering in trucks, air
planes, railroad trains and cars, be
of flexibility matched only by
wear resistance.
The material has a base of cot-
ATTENTION
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All
Teen Age Girls
ALL GIRLS FROM 12 YEARS OLD UP THAT ARE
INTERESTED IN FORMING A
Baby Sitters Club
IN GRIFFIN, PLEASE MEET AT THE KIDDIE SHOP
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
July 31 -2:30 P.M.
Girls! This Is Your Opportunity To Earn Soma Extra
Money. Don't Forget To Come To—
THE KIDDIE SHOP
ton rateen. The appearance ol lea
ther is brought about by a special
compound which waterproofs the
fabric at the same time.
It is not affected by perspiration,
salt water, alcohol, oils, grease,
most acids and alkalis, and can be
cleaned easily with soap and water.
The fabric is very flexible in spite
of the onverWv* and tRtJCWS WcM,
being easily formed around curves,
edges and corners. It will resist
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in* and wrinkling,
It can be flame-proofed.
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