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Miss Smith Honors
Miss Donna Crouch
Miss Donna Lee Crouch of Ham
mond, Ind., v/as entertained Wed
nesday mornihg with a soft drink
Ijarty Gold by and Miss yellow Clair Smith. marigolds and
zinnias made up the decoration in
the Smith home.
Miss Crouch chose a printed cot
ton sun dress and Miss Smith was
dressed in a red and white tissue
gingham.
Dainty sandwiches soft drinks
and cookies were served by Miss
Smith and her mother Mrs. Troy
Smith.
Guests included Misses Mary
Anne Warne'l. Catherine Bramb
lett, Mary Dickinson, Kay Crad
dock, Claudette Haistcn, Betty Mc
Farland, Ernestine Willis, Sara Ann
Harold of Cochran, Margaret Tan
ner, Lucy Pickett, Georgia Strain,
.-Ethel Smith. Ann Turnipseed. Jane
McKneely, Betty Capel, Nancy
Whetstone. Sara Ann Maxwell, An
nette Shelton, Barbara Angiyn,
Louise Lindsey, Katherine Hatch
and the honoiee, Miss Crouch.
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★ WE, THE
WOMEN
By
RUTH
M1LLETT
NEA Stall Writer
Just because a woman reads
her daily paper unfailingly doesn't
mean she Is equipping herself to
discusS the news of the day with
her husband.
Many women consider that they
have read the paper thoroughly
when they glance at the headlines
on the front page; read' the gory
details of any sensational murder
story that catches their eye, and
then turn to the society page to get
the "low down’ on who has been
where, and who is marrying whom.
But so far as enlightening them
selves enough to discuss the news
with their • husbands they might
as well not have opened the paper.
If they haven’t read any political
news, or any foreign new's or look
at the scores on the sports pages,
turned to the comics or read the
editorials they don’t know any
thing about the news --from the
point of view of a man.
"Don’t you ever read the news
paper?’ Is a question men are al
ways asking their wives. And the
answer is usually an indignant,
“Of course I do.”
how did you miss such
and-such?” the man wants to
know.
Well, a woman can read a news
paper and still miss most of what
interests a man. And many women
read a paper just that way.
Then they wonder why, when
they are in a group, their husbands
seem to know so much more about'
what is going on in world affairs, |
politics and sports than they do.
So any woman who wants to be
i able , * to discuss ,- the news with ... her , |
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i husband or a mixed group had
' better look and what of
see pages
the newspaper her husband reads.
| and then add these pages to- the
! ones she turns to naturally.
BLUEPRINT FOR BEAUTY
Afternoon Tea
Boosts Morale
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer
'pHE afternoon pleasant tea custom of serving to be
may seem
an impractical idea for a busy
.housewife to consider. But a
friend of mine claims that a cup
of tea gracefully served and lei
surely sipped in the company of a
friend or two is well worth the
time She taken that away she from has tasks. found the j
says
cup of tea to be a pleasant stimu
lus and a means of restoring flag
ging energy. As important, she
claims, is the boost to your morale
that a few social moments with a
cup of tea ean give after a day of
driving yourself from chore to
chore.
To get the most from these mo- i
ments of respite, don't gulp down
the pick-up beverage in the kitch
en, warns our tea-drinker. Instead,
she suggests serving tea from your j
prettiest ehina in the living room ! !
or on the terrace—a practice that
is guaranteed to make you feel as
pampered as a duchess, she says.
To. keep teatime hospitality
from becoming more work than
pleasure, our mentor's final tip is
to limit refreshments to the sim
plest cookies or crackers.
NOTICE
CHANGE IN OFFICE
HOURS
for
STEAM BATHS St
MASSAGE
10 A M. to 3 P. M.
and by appointment
ANGLYN'S
Swedish Massage
131 East Chappell St.
AUTO LOAN!
Financing
$100.00 TO
$3,000.00
Types Automobile
Insurance
(New or Used)
Prompt Service—Reasonable
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COMPANY
“BO” LANHAM, M«r.
128 East Taylor Street
Phone 3368
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Chemical Spray
Spares Nylons
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer
CHEER misery—as you watch a
snag slowly ladder up the knee
of your sheer nylons—may be a
thing of the past.
A new bottled liquid product
promises to make even the finest
of' dress hose as highly resistant
to snags and runs as any girl could
j want. The stuff, a colorless chem
ical, goes on in a fine spray with
your own atomizer, or in an even
coating over seams and toes, with
1 a soft felt applicator.
The chemical, settles in a tough,
but completely invisible film over
each fine nylon thread and can't
be washed or worn out. It lasts
th e life the stocking without
affecting „ the color or sheerness of
the hose.
But even chemically bathed
stockings need fine care: No harsh
scrubbing, wringing ? or scorching
water {or thell nightIv ri nsing.
Stocking should be dried over a
smooth-as-silk drying rack with
■ seams and toes pulled to shape.
Service Guild
Holds Monthly
Meeting
The Hanleiter Wesieyean Service
met at the Hanleiter Churcn
Monday, July 11 for their monthly
meeting.
Mrs. Lamar Coates, president,
presided over the meeting. Mrs.
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Belk-Gallant Co.
Griffin’s Largest and Most Complete Department Store
98c each
Nylon
BRASSIERES
White Only
Belk-Gallant Co.
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Richly Dressed dolls ia a designer’s
globe-circling tour supply these
style cues for fall fashions.
From a Siamese dancing doll (left)
this green wool gabardine dress
picks up a swag of swinging pleats.
belt ornamented with buckle aad
• shiva,” tiny Hindu symbol.
[Japanese comeback kimono in (right) silk stages brocade a
[trimmed pure gold
with insignia and
[(right sashed like the geisha girl doll
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This girl sprays a new chemical
on her sheerest nylons to make
them highly resistant to runs.
All garters should- be fastened m
the reinforced stocking top. and
even “roll” garters should not
come below that double line.
Andy Woodward gave the devotion
al. Mrs. Howard Feltman had char
ge of the program and those part
iepaing were Mesdames Juster Ro
gers, Irene White, Sara Westmore
land, E. C. Cross and Miss Betty
Post.
Refresnments were servea by the
hostesses. Mrs. C. W. Mullins, Mrs,
Millard Stewart and Mrs.
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8hirts have come down to jjrice,
but not far enough to lose them
at the race tracks.
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Has Meeting
The L. L. L. Class of DeVotie
Baptist Church met recently at the
home of Mrs. Louise Davis.
Mrs. James Thompson, program
chairman, had charge of the pro
gram and those taking part were
Mesdames Mary Bunn, .Ethelyn
Para ham and Mary Battle. Mrs
Thompson gave the devotional and
Miss Bessie Snider closed the pro
gram with a prayer.
Following the program the bus
iness was discussed with Mrs,
Thompson presiding. The business
session was dismissed by Mrs. Mary
Battle after which a social hour
was enjoyed.
Those present were Mesdames
Mary Bunn, Mina Head. Ethelyn
aPraham, Mildred Williamson, Mary
Battle, Katie Thompson and Bessie
Snider and one visitor.
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S HUCK off that coat, good sir—and loosen that tie.
v^all to mind the coolest, pleasantest spot within a
couple of hundred miles-and let’s go find comfort.
Here’s the big broad seat that will carry you there
in sofa-like ease. At your toe is the treadle that
brings to life 150 eager Fireball horsepower.
-In- your hand is a- wheel, neat-and tidy, friendly'
and obedient. And under it the Dynaflow lever
that’s key to a whole new experience.
Set it once—and you can forget it. Until you park
or back up, you won’t need to touch it again. Find
a comfortable spot for your clutch-foot too —that’s
just going along for the ride—and smoothly feed gas.
No jac, no jerk, no sudden lurch. Just one smooth
crescendo of power, soft and silky and forever free
of direct-geared harshness!
Traffic slides by, no longer a headache. Open roads
spread their welcome, tall hills bow meekly to the
BUICK along has all thss* faaturgs: sJ*-,moot* orwuiow
OSIVI* • HJU-Virw VISION 7cw tniarg»d glau ana • SWING-IASY
OOOSS o«! occks "LIVING SPACM" /NIBUOSS with CwMli
cushion! • Buo/ant-ndi'ig OUAMURXX CO U SMJNG4NG • Livsly mtflMU
STRAIGHT - SIGHT POWfS wi»k StLf. SITTING VAlVt UFTRI o/ui HI
POM® INGINt MOUNTINGS • Cfuii*-lin. VBWPOSn * Low prsuum
dr., on SAfSTY-RIOt RIMS • OUSIX MAKINGS, mom and mwtchng nod.
soar sr fismsr. •S*a rvterd on fOADMASltf oo’tonot of ajpro oosf oh SL^tf
/roam.
Tune in HfNRY J. 1 AY LOS, ABC N«N*oHt. ovary Mouthy •*•*<*+.
F. L. BARTHOLOMEW
109 East Taylor Street Griffm, Co.
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SITUATION: You are expecting
a caller who is bringing her small
child.
WRONG WAY: Make no prepar
ation for the child.
RIGHT WAY: If you plan to ser- ]
ve refreshments to the adult caller,
have something suitable prepared
for the child, and If possible have
something for the child to play
with,
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BIG SALE
SATURDAY
Prices Cut
Drastically
At
THE THRIFT SHOP
8th Street
power at your command. Cares fall away wfob the
dust-clouds of your going, and you’ve forgotten the
world and the weather.
You know now why scores of thousands wouldn’t
be without the sweet luxury of Dynaflow Drive —
or the velvet power of Roadmaster. You know
why the Buick ride sets the standard for the in
dustry — above all, why Buick’s the buy.
Por it isn’t just what the price tags say nor what
a demonstrajion show* that make* Block su«h a
satisfying investment.
It’s in the way a car grows on you when It’s planned
to please in many ways, and not just through a
single feature.
i n such a car, any trip’s "a breeze.” How about
breezing ground to your Buick dealer to see how
quickly you can get a ROADMASTER?
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Friday. July 15, 1949.
♦T oday’s • • •
• • • • • Recipe
On rainy days does daughter
ha’.i « ythi: g to do? Well, here's
an easy recipe that she might try.
It will also help you out on the
dessert line. Mrs H. J. Gill ha* a
recipe in the Spalding County
Home Demonstration Cookbook that
will make your daughter's face light
up with a big smile, also yours.
GRAHAM CRACKER CAKE
One-half cup buttai (or butter
JULY
CAN BE YOUR
LUCKY MONTH
During She Monde of July llte Mw •#
Ivory 25th Cur To Otym Into —
THE DOUGLAS HARDWARE DftrTMM
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substitute), 1 cup sugar., 1 egg*, 1
tsp baking powder, H cup milk, 1
tsp. vanilla. I cup chopped nut*,
snd 1 pound box graham crackers.
Cream butter and sugar Add
egg yolk.-.. .Beat thoroughly. Com
bine with gr tham cracker crumb*
rolled line 'and baking powder,
Add flavoring, milk ar.d nuts. Mi*
thoroughly. Fold in stiffly beaten
egg whites. Pour into well-oiled,
shallow pan< Bake in moderate
oven, 37a degrees, about 30 min
ute* Serve with whioped cream.
H you think that you are a big
shot, a,ways remember that you
can b* fh _*i.
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