The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 5

I Board Meeting Called Cag Anniston (All.) Star, Monday Sept 24, 1031 Miss King. For Quinrard Group Shirley Cole, Cp I. Thrash Wed In Reno Carre FellowiM? Will Hold Bfinqnt The annual banquet i th Carr Fellowship Class of th First Methodist Church will held Wednesday evening at 'lock la th church parlors, Judge Wilbur Nolea win th principal speaker and Clarence Williams will be master er. monies. i 4t Th executive board of the Qulntard Avenue School Parent Teachers Association will meet Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the school office.

Mrs. Samuel Sanders will preside. Philomathie Club To Meet Thursday Mrs. Charlei Morris will be hostess Thursday afternoon for the Philomathie Study Club when it meets at her home on Qulntard Avenue at o'clock. Mrs.

Kyle Hulsey- will preside Over the business of the afternoon. TOAKTMASTER'S PRACTICE FALL RIVER, Mass. U. This city's toastmaaters formed a dinner group to give themselves practice in Introducing each other. pa 0 ens case of swgfc throat 4 Dean Cater SOCIETY rhM sis HOW SHALL I SPEAK? 1y llttlt one, bow shall I speak of Cod you wno need my race, my hands, my hair, fy full, clear voice to know that I am there low shall I say ou touch His fingers when the breeies play nd watch Hit flowing hair when treetopi sway?" tow can you know ou hear His voice in every water's flow on the whispering hill where grasses blow? ind what of faith to puttie you like a gleam 'ou who would have a tiny candle beam leside your bed to light a lonely dream! Isabella Byrans Longfellow Ladies Group tertai ns At Luncheon The Ladies Auxiliary of the 'alhuun Medical Society held its irst Fall luncheon, meeting, Frl- lay at the YMCA.

Mrs. C. Francis, president, iresidod and asked Mrs U. V. Csf- to give the devotional.

ine lamci wrre urauiuuiiy ttcorated with Fall flowera by tr. Hunt Cleveland and Mrs. L. Lucas. A most Interesting program presented by Mrs N.

T. Davie r. vd Mrs. l.ucun Lentz. Mrs.

I I le a a legislative chairman of Lnv Calhoun County Auxiliary, Mve a report on recent national md state legislation pertaining to nediclne. Mrs. Lentz gave a talk lutllning the organization of the -(ague of Women Voters and de-cribed the activities of the league. question and answer period fol- owed Mrs. LenU talk.

Visitors present were: Mrs. lohn C. McKissick. Mrs. A.

M. ihorov. Mrs. W. B.

Gamble and Mrs. V. Calvelll of Fort Mc- plellan and Mrs. W. K.

Floyd. Anniston Book Club Changes Hoitesses Tb Anniston Book Club will tomorrow afternoon at the boos of Mrs. Richard M. Ingram ear Leigtiton Avenue. Prograjm ledr for the meeting Nt Mrs Acker.

Moet refrigerator -made Ice lereaxn ara smoother and ereaml tf the mivtvre to allowed to Irrees isatll firm, a ad is then re- med to chilled bowl and beat attl light knd fluffy before I being frown. "Hot Hashes" Stopped or strikingly rtHtved l4a-Mf csiM ladoctM'tM yoY mtoartbae from the "hot ana acoompmnymf bttuhims rfi fiwllnsi of "chanee of Hie yam wm.j be auflertog stnoeca arllyl ror testa ot aaaon Mnkhun'i Comoound and TkoieU brought relief from aoch ftnottonsiUy oauMd SBfferlng to 63 and 90 (re spectively) of tbe women tooted I Comptet or ttfUdtto rHe7 Teal Bimwli bee peoved tbeaa mad- ku tbown jo Whwe to took for rant tboae OteWiwtre. narfoua. "out eX aarw" fMdlna of Bdd-UJe Bo. rt LrdU 1.

PlDktero'a MtaMt IVmnpound or new, tmpod Tmblew, tn added trool (WonAttU, too. for th Junctional pain of weoatreal prwi.) i mm iiga a Mr. Chapman Are Married Miss Frances King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald King, and Reuben Chapman, son of Mr.

and Mra. Reuben Chap man. IV, of Hunts ville were mar ried Saturday evening in an lm presslv ceremony performed in the Chapel of the First Methodist Church of Fort Smith, by the Rev. Fred C. Roebuck.

For her wedding Miss King wore a stunning royal blue costume suit trimmed in sequins and lined with American beauty aatln. Her smart black hat waa trimmed in match Ing aequlna and her corsage was of American beauty roses. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are de scendants Of families long promi nent in social, political and educa tional life throughout the state.

Mrs. Chapman's grandparents are the lata Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Henry Lumpkin King of Marlon and Anniston and Mrs. Frank W. Brandon of Atlanta and the late Dr.

Brandon, a former minister of the First Methodist Church Anniston. Mr. Chapman's grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Chapman, III of Huntsville rhd the late Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Ga-boury of Jacksonville. The bride is a graduate of Pine Crest School in FL Lauderdale, and attended Mt. Vernon College in Washington, D.

and the University of Miami, where she was affiliated with Chi Omega social sorority. Mr. Chapman Is a graduate of Columbia Military Institute, in Columbia. and attended Jacksonville State College and Vanderbllt where he a member of Beta Theta Pi social fraternity. At the present time he is with the United States Army at Camp Chaffee, where he is attending leadership school.

Present at the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. King and close friends of the young couple. To make sugar syrup lor arm-weather drinks put a cifp of sugar and a half cup of water in a saucepan and stir over low heat augar Is dissolved: bring to Dolling ana Don ior live minutes. Store the syruj) in a covered Jar in the refrigerator.

the gjpsssasJJjgpggjpif On Saturday. September IS, Miss Shirley Cole of Half Moon Bay, Calif became the bride of Cpl. Jimmy Thrash, son' of Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Thrash of Anniston. The marriage was performed In the Community chapel lq Reno, in the preaence of the bride's family, among whom wer her mother, Mrs. Dolly Cole; her grand mother. Mra.

Fred Simmons, and her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Buchanan. Cpl.

Thrash is a graduate of Anniston High School and has served two years In the United States Army. Eight of'every ten traffic accidents occur during clear weather. jrK4- a en czj that's what noted threat specialists reported in a coast-to-coast tost of hundreds of people who smoked only Camels for 30 days! im fr? ism eti Fnfpii Addresses AAUW Members Th Anniston Branch of the Katharine Cater. She told the mm. brilliant new American Association of University Women held its annual membership luncheon Saturday.

Sept. 11. at 1 o'clock at the YMCA. Orer aeventy AAUW women were present. Mlsa Yancy Bailey and Miss Mary Elisabeth Lloyd greeted each member at the door with a name-card and the name of the university from which she graduated.

The luncheon tables were decorated with lovely Fall motif place cards, which again repeated the Individual alma maters. After luncheon, the President. Mrs. Frank Sewell. gave a word of greeting to, all new and old members.

She then Introduced the officers of the local branch to the group: Miss Mary Elizabeth Lloyd, first vice president; Miss Mary Bernhard, membership chairman; Mt Mary Francla wards, Mrs. James Saunders, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Good, publicity chairman. Miss Mary Eliiabeth Lloyd Introduced the chairman of the study-groups for the year 1851-52; Art, Mrs. Andrew Douglas; Education, Miss Mary Lee Thompson; Fellowship.

Miss Yancy Bailey; In ternational Relatione. Mia Willie Mae Couden: Status of Women, Mrs. E. G. Thoenes; Legislative, Mrs.

Roland Loewen, and Social Studies, Mrs. Peter Aryan. Each chairman gave a word about the proposed study for next year. Membership Chairman. Miss Mary Bernhard, introduced Dean t-1 r- -i i-; et's ty.

i bride of last Saturday the Calhoun County Auxiliary, and Mrs. Woodruff is State Parlia mentarian. Mrs. Frank J. Stortz has returned to her home in Bogota.

Columbia after a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Laps ley. Lt. O.

H. Gooch has returned to Camp Edwards, after a visit at home. Thomas B. Leslie of Tuscaloosa waa the recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Doster at thcjJjgrjJk on Christine. Miss Mary Lou Scully and Mis Jane Woodruff have returned to the University, of Alabama after a visit at home. Mr. and Mrs. C'hivers Kvan and little dauahter have returned to Freeport after a visit with Mrs.

E. Y. Bosworth. i Mrs. Kiac, and Little E.

D. King, 111. left yesterday for a visit With Mr. and Mrs. D.

S. Chase in Charlottesville, Va- Jimmy Griggs has returned to the University of Alabama where he la a member of the Junior Class. Harry Weatherly has returned to the University of Alabama aft er a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Weatherly, He re cently was pledged to Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Mrs. Ogsburn Spoon of Greensboro. N.

is visiting Dr. and Mrs o. r. Carrey in cnoccoiocco en route home from the funeral of the late Judge Franeis Gordon Caffey in Verbena, Ala. Mr.

and Mrs. Carter O. Detwfler left Thursday for a trip to New York. Lt. Col.

and Mrs. Klwopd Rouse and family have returned from Mobile where they were the guests of relatives. Mr. and. Mrs.

I. B. Bass and son. George Leonard and Mrs 0ori Snider have returned from a visit In Montgomery. Mr.

and Mrs. Miller Ingram have returned to Birmingham aft er having been the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Henry B. Ingram. Mr.

and Mrs. A. 8. Mathews, were the guests of relatives in Atlanta for the week-end. Mr.

and Mrs. John McCaa have returned home after a visit in Bir mingham. Miss Patricia O'Shlelds has re turned to Sarah Lawrence College in BronxviUe, N. to begin her sophomore year. Ernest Kangelos.

has left for Auburn, where he will enter A. P. this FalL Col. James L. Murchlson of Tort Ord.

was recent visitor in the home of his niece Mrs. E. B. Bass on Maplewood. Mrs.

J. J. Campbell of Montgomery is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James J.

Campbell on Forest Lane. Mrs. Kenneth G. Schneider has returned rom. Vjsit j.nNahvitle..

For a good tasting luncheon dish arrange- sliced hard-cooked gga over fluffy rice, pour over a cheese "sauce and top" oil ith bits of crisp bacoh. Sweet potatoes ere rich la ear tene which. In th body, Chang a I vitamin wKJTMril- i Cf MILLEiS price! Htgdrferkil Cesbzxiica th glDeering riaaoi srfcy no other Americse paangsr car engine today tarn snatch FirePower pert 12th Sf. aaii I 2fTfiTtSi I ent wt ti uion larjT 1 1 focSSfssriJ St Tiklttt Kb IN Isr 4H 1 1 a r-i i a obuaarzJ it. fr 5 MRS.

REUBEN CHAPMAN From A. P. I. group that Dean Cater received her B. A.

degree from Limestone College, her M. A. from Mercer University. She Is at present the first vice president of the Alabama Division of AAUW, is past president of the' Auburn Branch, and a former president of the Alabama Association of Women Dcani and Dean Cater gave a most comprehensive view of the American Association of University Women. She spoke of atl of its aspects: membership, the International Federation, the status of women in AAL'W, the arts and the fellowship program.

She brought out In all of these phaaea that the association offers opportunities to widen tne. noruon oi eacn member, to help in the building better communities, and to contribute the intelligent solution of national and international problems. Golfers Entertained With After Game Party On Friday afternoon the regular "Ladies' Day" golf matches were played at the Annseton Country Club, and followed by a delightful social hour held in the club house Hostesses for the party were Mrs. Marshall K. Hunter and Mrs Chester A.

Gabosco. At this time prize were awarded the golf win ners who were Mrs. Hunt Yaden. Mrs. William H.

Sellers, Mrs, Hunter and Mrt. Oaboech. During the afternoon a shower of gifts waa presented by the golfer to Mrs. Ira Davie. Those present Included: Mrs.

Hugh Gray, Mrs. Theodore F. Wea sels, Mrs. Julius Hagerty. Mrs.

Leslie M. Edwards, Mrs. Thomas Peyton Roberts, Mrs. Leonard Roberta. Mrs.

Robert W. Dethlefs, Mrs. Andrew Saks, Mrs. Grady Banister, Mrs. Stanley Bobbttt, Mrs.

Thomaa C. King, Mrs. Edward H. Miller, Mrs. Wilfred Galbrmith, Mrs.

John Yardaman, Mrs. Lee Frelbaum and Mlsa Low-Is Adems. PERSONALS Miller Weatherly; Jlenry Win-gard, Chris Banister, and Billy Morrow attended the Annlston-Bessemer football game In-Bessemer on Friday, Mrs. Leola R. Anderson is a patient at Jefferson-Rillman Hospital in Birmingham where she underwent an eye operation.

Mlsa Sara Darden and MUa Margaret Durrett have returned to the University after a visit with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Buchanan returned yesterday after a visit in Chattanooga. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Yeoman attended the Georgia Tech-S. M.

U. football game in Atlanta on Saturday. Homer McNaron has resumed his studies at Howard College in Birmingham, Jf T. Davie. Mrs.

J. C. Francis, and Mrs. Gerald Woodruff have returned from Montgomery where they attended the Executive Board meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Medical Association of the Of Alabama. Mrs.

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