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a a a a a a a a a of of of of of TWO THE PADUCAH SUN-DEMOCRAT SOC -News Of Interest To Women -CLUBS 2900 Telephone Hite-Humphries Wedding Announced Hite-Humphries Mrs. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Hite of ganfield, announce the marriage of their daughter, Susan Rebecca to Lloyd L. Humphries son of Mr. and Mrs. a Ruel R. Humphries of Knoxville, and nephew of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles. Vandevelde, 403 So. 17th street, Paducah. The wedding took place Saturday afternoon, December.

1st at 4 o'clock in the small chapel of the Broadway Methodist church. The Rev. Ted Hightower officiated. Mr. and Mrs.

H. N. Sellars were the only attendants. The bride wore a Paula Brooks original of soft fuchsia crepe with vari-colored metallic trim. Accessories were black and a shoulder Mr.

And Mrs. Metcalf Entertain Lone Oak Team Mr. and Mrs. Earl Metcalf of Lone Oak, entertained with an oyster supper Tuesday night in honor of the Purple Flash, basketball team of Lone Oak high school. After supper, the group attended the St.

Mary's-Reidland game. Those attending were James Lynch, principal and coach, Don Parker, E. M. Evans, Joyce Word, Roy Pate, Billy and Jimmy Rushing, Nolan Allen, Bobby Anderson, James Claypool, John Bob Padgett, Paul Snelling; Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Metcalf and Eddie Metcalf. Blouses Make Wonderful Gift! Tops for Christmas gift-giving! Beautiful blouses in white, black and pastels to wear with a jacket or without. Classics to give the efficient office for glamour and femininity. Lovely blouses, all of them for all the lovely girls on your list. to $10.95 (Incorporated) December 5, 1945 and Mrs.

Burnette. Refreshments were served to the following: Rev. and Mrs. Burnette: Messrs. and Mesdames H.

P. Randle, Homer Washam, F. T. Goode, M. V.

Wicker, Virgil Flowers, W. R. Gunter, Merritt Hopkins, G. A. Pippin, Loy Kennedy, Lex Moore, Steve Barger, H.

Hall, Harry Edwards; Mesdames C. B. Fulton, Joe Ferguson, Cora Miller, Rayford Simmons, R. M. Sears, A.

L. Finch, B. I. Bradley, Arthur Gillian, Ola Schrader, Henry Carroll, Ella Jaynes, Ernest Russell, Maggie Willoughby, McWaters, Tate Meunier, Lizzie Barger, Harold Metheny, Ray Wall; Misses Laura Belle Thompson, Mary Spillman, Mahala Blewett, Patricia Metheny, Mary Burnette, Laverne Bridges, Eva Iris Wallace, Norma Jean Pruitt, Wanda Clark, Marie Barnwell, Melva Jean Simmons, Barbara Humphreys; Jim Evitts, Paul Evitts, Lonnie Williams, Billy Carroll, Wells Burnette, Billy Burnette, Kelly Burnette and Billy Hopkins. Broadway Methodist: Circle 3 of the wsOs met for a one o'clock lucheon at the home of the president, Mrs.

Mary O. Williams, 1158 Jefferson. After luncheon, Mrs. J. B.

Acree reviewed "The White Tower." Others attending were: Mesdames L. B. Alexander, J. B. Bartee, H.

L. Richardson, Clarence Bennett, K. Butler, E. B. Fergerson, Clarence Hinant, Blount Hodge, Harry List, W.

V. Owen, George Prince, Auber Smith, Phil Truebger, R. Vennum, Earl P. Washam, Fred MeCandless, Vera Johnson; Misses Mattie Lou McClathery, Ella Wright and Marianna Young. First Baptist The Coed Class entertained Tuesday evening, with a business meeting informal party at the home of Miss Mary Catherine Gatewood, 1619 Broadway.

Miss Robbie Potter, president, presided. Refreshments were served. Others attending were: Reggie Maraman, Norma Warner, Mary Jo Harris, Thadena Riley, Rosa Brandt, Hazel Frymire, Mrs. Malcolm Wallace and Dr. Lee Titsworth, teacher.

Arcadia Methodist The Wesleyan Service Guild met Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. Sam McMahon, 3220 Kentucky avenue, Miss Lorenda Schmidt, president, presided, and plans were made for a Christmas party. Miss Mildred Rein gave the de- and Mrs. Burnette. Refreshments IS EPILEPSY INHERITED1 WHAT CAUSES IT? booklet containing the opinions of far mous doctors on this Interesting subject will be sent FREE, while they last, to any reader writing to the Educational Division, 535 Eifth New York, N.Y., Dept.

G-599. Advertisement Woman's Club To Hear Peggy Trimble Woman's Editor Junior Woman's Club Mrs. Bailey Mrs. J. N.

Bailey, sponsor of the Junior Woman's Club, reviewed White Tower" Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of the club at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Louis Igert, Jr. Mrs. Bailey's presentation of the best seller was comprehensive and entertaining. In the absence of the president, Mrs.

Dalton Woodall, Mrs. Gerald Griffin, second vice president, conducted the board and general meetings. Mrs. Tom Stahl, was appointed chairman of a committee "to fill Christmas stockings for disabled veterans of World II at the Fort Knox Hospital. Plans were made for the Settlement House "Christmas party.

Miss Julia Schneidman volunteered to serve as club chairman for the local Christmas Seal drive. Mrs. Igert was assisted by Miss Virginia Coleman and Mesdames Lee Russell, Jack Woods and Olarence Cole. Others present were: Mesdames Roy Bahr, Byron, Brown, James A. Curtis, Warren James English, III, James Farris, Harvey Johnson, Robert Mulligan, LeRoy Offerman, Homes Puryear, Frances Potter, Robert Reeves; Edwin B.

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Be sure to ask your druggist for Pills, and accept no substitute. Cautions Use only as directed. CHI-CHES-TERS PILLS Tor relief from "periodic functional distress" Notes Franklin Elementary Rev. Marcus M. Gourley, pastor of Tyler Methodist church, was the principal speaker at meeting of the A.

Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. His subject was "Spiritual Growth Is Essential to the Finest Community Life." Miss Jessie Montgomery gave the devotional. The president, Mrs. CeJeffords, conducted the business session. The attendance prize was won by the fifth grade, taught by Mrs.

Leslie Boggess. The teachers had charge of the social hour. Washington Dr. Tom Golightly discussed "Spiritual Growth" at the regular meeting of the Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs.

H. F. Ferrell, president, presided. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria by Mrs. Williams, chairman, assisted by Mesdames W.

C. Bennett, W. H. Stice and C. T.

Sutherland. Thirty-one members attended. Clark Rev. Howard A. Wessling spoke on "Together We for a Better Community" at the regular meeting of the A.

Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Musical numbers were presented by Mrs. Adrian Terrell. A devotional period opened the meeting, which was conducted by Mrs. Cecil Draffen.

Refreshments were served by the fourth grade mothers, with Mrs. Ted Rosenberg as chairman. The next meeting will be a mutea with Mrs. G. B.

Donoho as chairman. Rector- Robison Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Milo Rector, 622 Lone Oak road, announce the marof their daughter, Meta, to William R. Robison, A.M.M.

S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Robison of Stephens, Mo. The double ring ceremony was performed at 9:30, Friday evening, November 30 at the parsonage of the Rogers Park Methodist church, with Rev. A. A. McCracken officiating.

The atendants were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rector of Chicago. Others attending the ceremony were the immediate relatives and close friends. After December 5, Mr.

and Mrs. Robison will be at home at 7358 N. Sheridan road, Chicago. The Christmas gift that lasts a life time Mid-Winter Term-(3 months) The Krystal Smith Dance Studio Every type of Dancing Call 1633-J Captain Marshall Stubblefield, Mrs. Stubblefield and' son of Memphis, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward R. King and Mrs. Cora Irvin of St. Louls, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul J. Witt, Mrs. Raymond Marshall and Miss Mary Frances Witt of Sliceston, have returned to their homes after visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Stenson Moore of the Blandville road. They all attended the funeral of their uncle, Frank Stubblefield of East St. Louis, which was held in Cairo. Mrs. Addle King of Cairo, and Mrs.

Nora Atherton of Sikeston, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ella Harper, and Mrs. Vertie H. Jones of the Blandville road. Lt.

Roy T. Carlisle, Mrs. Carl Werner and Mrs. Roy C. Carlisle of Anna, will arrive Thursday to attend the Mitchell-Fisher wedding Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Carlisle, who are aunts of Miss Alice Louise Mitchell, bride-elect, will be guests at the Ritz hotel. Lt. Carlisle will serve as usher the wedding.

Dr. H. H. Stembridge, returned today from Haynesville, where he conducted a revival. He will conduct.

the mid-week service at the First Baptist church tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas of Memphis, are the parents of a son, Linn Boyd Thomas, born November 23. Russell Thomas is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. O. Thomas, 1572 Jefferson. Mrs.

Elmer Creel has returned to Central City after attending the funeral of Clarence Theobald. Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Morris of Bowling Green arrived Monday and are guests at the Hotel Irvin Cobb.

Mr. Morris is engaged in a meeting at the Clements Street Church of Christ. Mrs. Edna Reid and children of Woodville, have returned from St. Louis after a.

three-day visit with her sister, Mrs. Rubie Brown of St. Louis avenue. Miss Lima Cummings of Knoxville, will return Thursday after attending the funeral of her brother-in-law, Clarence Theobald. Joseph Cummings left Tuesday for his home in Louisville after attending the funeral of his brotherin-law, Clarence.

Theobald. Mrs. A. H. Stobaugh of Jackson, arrived today to visit her sister, Mrs.

Conrad Carlton, 323 South Tenth, and to attend the MitchellFisher wedding at Baptist Tabernacle. December 7 at 5:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ryan, Mr.

and Mrs. Carter Ryan and sons, Bobby and Jimmy, who have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Ryan, of Route 6, have returned to their home in Memphis, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Herrion have returned from a visit with Mrs. Herrion's sister, Mrs. Mattie Leaver and Willis, Chester and Pfc. Huel Leaver at Kuttawa, Ky. Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Howard have returned from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. W.

H. Leaver and Mr. Leaver, and grandsons, Chester and Pfc. Huel Leaver, at Kuttawa. Personals Social Calendar Thursday Woman's Club, 2:30, Hotel Irvin Cobb.

Upsilon Chapter, 7:30, Hotel Irvin Cobb. Esther Chapter, 7:30, Masonic hall. Mary Arnholt Club, 10 a. K.U. hall.

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afternoon William at 2:30 Berger, in the 1519 home Park avenue. Mrs. Frank Petter, vice president, will preside, and the topic. for discussion will be "The Origin of the Christmas Tree." Gilbertsville The Gilbertsville Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. B.

S. Philbrick. The group voted to join a circle of the Benton W.8.C.S. Mrs. Joe Graves, assisted by Mesdames Ward Dappert, V.

B. MoKain, W. B. Kennedy and J. C.

Owen, presented the program. A social hour followed. Others attending and sharing refreshments were: Mesdames Benny Ward, T. H. Vickers, V.

M. Heath, Ethel Johnsey, Murlin. Johnsey, Garvin Jones, H. J. Lancaster, T.

M. Lair; Mrs. B. Clark and Mrs. Albert Nelson of Benton.

Calvary Baptist The T.E.L. class held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. L. T. Baggett, 1621 Harrison.

Mrs. W. F. McCormick, president, presided, and. Mrs.

John Anderson, Jr. gave the devotional. A. social hour followed. Others attending were: Mesdames Mae, Billington, Jewell Goode, Lucy Dunn, Kate Piper, Harry Gish and S.

R. Kennedy. First Christian Group 5 of the Woman's Council entertained with a tea Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. O. M.

Seltz, 402 North 16th. Mrs. Ward presided, Mrs. Levi Chilton, soprano, sang two selections, accompanied by Mrs. Albert Pitzer.

Mrs. Marion Skinner reviewed "How Jesus: Dealt With Men." Others attending were: Mesdames T. Rogers, Howard Dolph, Blount Jones, Gordon Rice, P. T. Thompson, J.

H. Baldwin, Marvin Evans, Will Brooks, John Welburn, W. V. Acker, W. F.

Anderson, O. F. Perdue and Ed Shelton. Aldersgate Methodist Members. of the Aldersgate Methodist church entertained Tuesday night at the church with an informal reception, honoring their new pastor, Rev.

V. H. Burnette, Mrs. Burnette and family. Music and games were enjoyed and a gift was presented to Rev.

Church Notes Health Panel Discussion Dr. John R. Pate, Dr. Russell Teague, Dr. Robert Reeves, Dr.

Edgar Reddick and Mrs. H. G. Reynolds will participate in a panel discussion on "Health and Social Hygiene" at the regular meeting of the Woman's Club Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the ballroom of the Hotel Irvin Cobb. Mrs.

George Jessup will serve as chairman. Mrs. Sterling Berg, president, will preside at the executive board meeting 1:30 and the general meeting at 2:30. votional and Mrs. Jack Houston had charge.

of the program on "The Church." Gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served. Others present were: Mesdames James Humphries, Edward Bloomfleld, Ernest Wilkerson: Misses Betty Humphries, Dorothy Tucker, Cookie McMahon; Sammie Jack Houston and Jimmy Dale, Humphries. Spencer Support Shop MRS. JACK NELSON, MRS. RAY DICKINSON, Proprietors Shop phone 931 Home 3778 .4213 B'way Paducah, Ky.

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L. Humphries corsage of white rose buds and baby's breath. Mrs. Sellars wore a black suit with black accessories and a shoulder corsage of pink rose buds. Mrs.

Humphries is a graduate of Morganfield high school and Draughon's Business College. She has been employed for the last five and one half years at The Lack Company. Mr. Humphries attended Knoxville high school. He has recently been honorably discharged from the Army after having served 43 months in the Pacific.

He is employed by Vandevelde and Augustus. Mr. and Mrs. Humphries are at home at 1727 Harrison. UDC Entertained By Mrs.

George DuBois Mrs. George DuBois entertained the Paducah Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Ritz hotel. Mrs. Edith Todd Brockett of Seattle, third vice president general, was the featured speaker. She addressed the chapter on the Importance keeping alive the organization of the Children of the Confederacy in order to perpetuate the cause.

Reports of the general convention in Houston, last month. were given by the delegates who included Mrs. C. M. Bennett, prestdent of the Kentucky Division, who reported on the president general's address, Mrs.

Roy McKinney, Mrs. Harry Gleaves, Mrs. F. N. Gardner and Mrs.

J. B. Bartee. Mrs. J.

H. Norsworthy, president, presided and introduced Miss Virginia Powell, executive secretary of the Girl Scouts, who in turn presented Nancy Horton. The latter gave a short talk on the work of the Girls Scouts and the plans for the proposed cabin on Kentucky Lake. Mrs. J.

M. Gentry, chaplain, conducted the ritual. Mrs. DuBois served tea in the lounge from a table covered with a Madeira cloth and centered with a prismed candelabra holding white tapers. Other guests included Mrs.

Stanton Carney of Atlanta, Misses Lydia Woolfolk, Rebecca Grief, Mildred Hatcher, Fay Champion, Sadie George, Ella Wright; Mesdames L. A. Albritton, W. A. Calhoun, Herman Graham, T.

J. Marshall, Boone Reed, J. E. Underwood and Don O. Williams.

Ronald Lee Staley Celebrates Birthday Mrs. E. W. Staley entertained Tuesday from 3:30 to 5 o'clock at her home on Maplewood Terrace, in honor of her son, Ronald Lee, who was celebrating his seventh birthday. Games and contests were featured.

Those present and sending gifts were: Hazel Miller, Jackie Tanksley, Rosie Martin, Janice Griffin, Betty Ruark, Esther Walden, Charles Crass, Rodney Huddleston, Charles Harper, Billy Grimes, Ronnie Holley, Leaman Bennett, Ronnie Ruark, Jerry Williams, Paul McGill; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Staley, Mr.

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