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MARCH 12, 1942 THE DA MIMES TRIBUNE PAGE 3 Side 6 Society Calendar THURSDAY Eagles Auxiliary meets in on South Harrison street, 7:30. K. of P. lodge meeting in Castle Hall on South Harrison street. Friendly Circle meets with Mrs.

Mary Cade, near Anderson. Help. Your Neighbor club meets all day with Mrs. Edgar Wells, north of the city. Past Matrons club meeting the Masonic temple, 7:30.

FRIDAY Emanon class party at the home of Mrs. Ernest Blake at 7:30. Women's club regular business meeting a at the home of Mrs. Ray Helm, West Broadway, 2 o'clock. RUTH BIBLE CLASS Mrs.

Ethel Peck, assisted by Mrs. Harry Robinson, was hostess Tuesday evening to the members of the Ruth Bible class of the Christian church, at her home on East John street. After a short business session a quiz contest, in charge of Mrs. Harry Robinson, was enjoyed. Those attending were Mesdames Charles Bireley, Omer Cunningham, Hugh Robinson, Walter Hurst, Everett BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS Bemberg, crepe twist or 4-thread silk with cotton tops.

NEW SPRING SHADES. $1.15 Pair 51-guage, 3-thread extra sheer NYLONS $1.95 Pair BEULAH McKINLEY Shop 111 South Harrison- TAP ba May, Clarence Abel and William Allen. The next meeting will be on April with Mrs. Cunningham, LEGION AUXILIARY Plans for the annual birthday party of the Legion and Auxiliary, were made at the meeting of the Auxiliary Wednesday night in Legion headquarters. The party will be held on Friday night, March 20, and will be preceded by potluck supper.

There will be an interesting program, and large attendance of the two organIzations is expected. During the meeting last night Mrs. Bessie Morgan made an interesting report on the proceedings of the mid-winter conference of the organization in Indianapolis, which she attended. DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH The members of the Daughters of Rebekah lodge met last evening in their hall on West Church street for a regular business meeting. Routine business was transacted and the lodge will meet again next.

Wednesday. ORESTES BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Marjorie Montgomery entertained members of the Orestes bridge club last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Ruth Walker, Jean Marlott, Dorothy Willis and Bernice Weaver. Others attending were Mesdames Zelma Brunson, Fairy McMahan and Dereva Fenters.

The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Ruth Walker. ANNOUNCED WEDDING The marriage of Miss Helen May Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Morris, R. R. 6, Anderson, and Joseph S. Bowers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bowers, Frankton, took place Sunday, March 8 at noon at the First Methodist church in Anderson with Dr. W. H. Bransford officiating.

GOING FAST LADIES AND GIRLS TO MAHONY'S BIG $1.49 SHOE SALE IT'S EYES RIGHT FOR THE GIRL WITH BI "VITAMIN BIOOM' VARIETY 2 big lb. Thiron Ives. 190 with CLOCK Tatron: for money Butter Kroger's print Country Club 90 Score Creamery. roll 36c Flour Low Princess Price 5 Mb. bag 20c KARO SYRUP Blue Label.

Yellow CHEESE Cream SPREAD 2-lb. Windsor loaf 5-lb. can, 31c MILK Kroger's 4 OLEO Vitamin Kroger's Enriched Eatmore 21bs. Country Club lg. cans CRACKERS 2-lb.

box or PEACHES Sliced 2 Freestone No. Halves cans Jelly Mott' jar 10c Peas A Sweet Kroger and Low Tender- Price 3 No. 2 cans 29c FREE! 91 Big Prizes SPOTLIGHT $5,000 in Defense Bonds in Easy HOT-DATED COFFEE Raleigh Contest--Every Cigarettes Entry to Service Sends Men. Free 3-lb. bag, 59c Details and Entry Blanks at Kro- 2 lbs.

41c gers. Uncle Sam needs it to wrap amEGGS CONSERVE PAPER Low Price munition- a Big Strong Shopping Bag, Only 2c. FREE! At Kroger's A new shopping bag doz. 30c when you bring up a worn-out one! The Biggest Grapefruit Value in Years Giant KJ Size Florida Marsh Seedless From Famous GRAPEFRUIT 5c Lake Alfred District EACH ORANGES 2 doz. 33c Texas, New Crop Valencias, Nearly Seedless, Sweet, Extra Juicy GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 10c Pink Meat, Texas Seedless, Heavy with Juice, Very Low Price Russet POTATOES Rurals U.

S. A No. 15-lb. 1 peck Mich. Fresh, CARROTS Crisp Young Spring, bunch Golden APPLES U.

Delicious S. No. 1 5 Indiana lbs. 278. Solid NEW Heads CABBAGE Green, lb.

Nancy TE Halls 5 lbs. Hot House lb. SWEET POTATOES Golden LEAF LETTUCE Indiana Tender Pascal stalk Hot House 2 lbs. CELERY Crisp, RHUBARB Fresh Enjoy the Beef That's Guaranteed Fresh and Tender KROGER'S TENDERAY STEAKS- Sirloin or Rib lb. 39c KROGER'S TENDERAY SWISS ROAST Shoulder cut lb.

30c KROGER'S TENDERAY PORTERHOUSTE STEAK lb. 49c KROGER'S TENDERAY ROAST Savory, Juicy Chuck lb. 29c SHRIMP Uncooked- vein only removed, no Kroger's cooking odor, Shrimp free Have recipes the lb. 35c FILETS Fancy, Firm Whiting lb. 25c PERCH, Fancy Fillet lb.

KROGER GUARANTEE CRANES CHOP SUEY SUPPER Mra. Mary Carothers entertained Mesdames Helen Reaves, Agnes Vivian Linn, Lulu Belgh and Everett Jacobo at chop suey supper in Muncie, Monday evening. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA The members of the Daughters of Isabella met for short business meeting last evening in the club rooms at St. Mary church. Mrs.

James Bradford, vice regent, presided over the meeting in the absence of regent, Mrs. Mary Schmauss. Mrs. William Auth was appointed to be "in charge of arrangements for purchasing the defense bonds for the club. Those attending were Mesdames William Auth, James Bradford, Cyril Zettel, Herman Sitt, Howard Whigham, Katherine Klem, Albert Mason, Ed Fisher, Florence Schott, Mary Magee, Ruth Miller and Patricia Bradford.

The next meeting will be March 25. HI-Y CLUB DANCE PARTY AT GYMNASIUM FRIDAY The Hi-Y will hold an informal dance, Friday night, March 13, at 8 o'clock in the gym. The proceeds are to to the Jr. Red Cross, according to a statement by Charles Millspaugh, president of the Alexandria H1-Y The music furnished by, records will be loaned by the Music Committee, Richard Hall and Robert Montomery. Tickets are on sale this week and may be obtained from club members.

The price of the tickets is. 25 cents. Members of the decoration committee are Marvin Garner, Eugene Ludlow and Bob Ray. Members of the refreshments committee are Bob Ray and Bob Glass. Miss Bette Humphrey was a visitor in Anderson today.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT State of Indiana Madison County, 88: In the Madison Circuit Court January Term, 1942. Birth Petition No. 665. la the matter of the petition of John Gorden Odell, Be It Known, that on the 10 day of March, 1942, the above named pe. titioner, filled in the office of, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Madison County, State of Indiana, his petition herein for order determining time and place of birth as provided by law, and that hearing on said petition will be held in Madison Circuit Court, on the 30 day of March, 1942.

RAY MILLER Clerk Madison Circuit Court, RED CROSS HUG TITE AND DICKERSON FOOTWEAR AT MAHONY'S SHOE STORE Side 6 LOCALS 70 of Fort Wayne, here with friends. Mrs. Mervil Small was a visitor in Anderson Tuesday, Mrs. Michael White, formerly of this city but now of Sioux City, arrived here this afternoon to attend the funeral of her father, the late Eugene F. Haines, which will be held Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Carl McKinley, Mrs, Martha and Mrs. Isaac Cox wette visitors in Anderson today. Miss Elizabeth Hinshaw was guest here of Mrs. Herman Swift yesterday.

Mrs. Jewel Mullen, Ralph Williams, Phil Bonner and LaMarr. Stahl were visitors in Indianapolis Wednesday. Legal Advertisement. State of Indiana Madison County, 8S: In the Madison Circuit Court January Term, 1942, Birth Petition No, 664.

In the matter of the petition of Roscoe Beverley Kendall. Be It Known, that on the 10 day of March, 1942 the above named pe. titioner, filled in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Madison County, State of Indiana, his petition herein for order determining time and place of birth as provided by law and that hearing on said petition will be held in Madison Circuit Court, on the 30 day of March, 1942. RAY MILLER, Clerk Madison Circuit Court LADIES GIRLS ANKLETS All All Colors Sizes AT MAHONY'S New Spring HATS Smart new Felts Navy, Red, Beige, Rose. Straws in Milans and Baku and Rough Straws.

Bright, gay, flower-trimmed SAILORS and BONNET Shapes $2.50 to $3.95 Beulah McKinley 111 1 South Harrison St. International Made-to-Measure Clothes WE KNOW THEY'RE GOOD THAT'S WHY WE SELL THEM Made to Individual Measurements FROM CERTIFIED FABRICS. From $29.00 and Up CARTER CO. "The Men's Store" Now available at our store! KODACOLOR FILM for color prints Here's the biggest news in years. Prints in full color from negatives made on Kodacolor Film.

Used in ordinary Kodaks like black-and-white film, simply load, and shoot in the usual manner. Then return the film to us and order the prints. Eastman will do the processing. You will receive full-color pictures. Try it now.

See for yourself how beautiful these prints really are. KODACOLOR FILM is available here in poplar roll film sizes from $1.25 per roll -print prices, 40c each. BAILEY-EDWARDS PHONE 244 WE DELIVER I BEULAH FOLEY BRIDE OF GAS CITY MAN IN CERMONY ON SUNDAY Mr. and Howard Foley an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Beulah, to Robert Chapman, son Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Chapman of Gas City. The double ring ceremony was performed on Saturday March 7th, at the Christian parsonage in Gas City with Rev. H. L. Conley officiating.

The bride was attired in a costume of dawn blue with rose accessories and carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses and baby's breath. The attendants for the couple were Miss Marjorie Stockton and Warren Groves. Only a few Immediate friends attended the ceremony. Mrs. Chapman is a graduate of the local high school and is employed at the Owen-Illinoiis glass company in Gas City.

Mr. Chapman is employed at Chapman's market there. The couple will make their home at East Main Street in Gas City, DON'T SAY I wish I had, Try WIGG'S WATERLESS This week, special 5 lb. Can $1.00 Size, 89c, "RUB ON, WIPE Use it on your painted walls, woodwork, bath tubs, kitchen sinks, linoleums, Venetian blinds. A cleanser with a thousand uses.

Over a million cans sold Bailey Edwards 'BUY DEFENSE BONDS' NORMA JEAN CLARK IS SOLDIER'S BRIDE and Mrs. Theodore Auler, South Harrison street, announced the marriage of their daughter, ma Jean Clark, to Private Fred Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of this city. The single ring ceremony took place on March 9th at the First Methodist church in Alexandria Louisana, with Rev.

B. C. Taylor officiating. Alexandria is near Eslar Field, where Mr. Johnson is serving in the U.

S. air corps. The bride wore a light blue suit with navy accessories and a corsage of red MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS Black, Tan or Brown $2.98, $3.50, Pair at MAHONY'S The attendants for the couple were Warren Phillips and Myron Clover. The bride member of the present Senior class of the local high school and the groom was member of the 1940 graduating class. GUY ARNOLD PROMOTED IN THE ARMY SERVICE Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Arnold have received news that their son. Guy, who has been a corporal in the army servive at Lowry Field, near Denver, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant. He has been in the service since last July, and was graduated from Alexandria high school with the class of 19937. BEAUTIFUL GABERDINE FOOTWEAR Black, Blue, Brown and Beige at MAHONY'S GUARD YOUR DEFENSE BONDS Against Loss, Fire or Theft KEEP THEM IN A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Now that we are at War it is doubly important that all of your valuables be given the utmost in Modern Protection: RENT A BOX TODAY! ALEXANDRIA BANKING CO.

Each Depositor's Account Insured Up to $5,000 by F. L. C. Classified Ads Ads received after 12 o'clock noon daily will be carried in the next. day's issue of The Daily Times WANTED WANTED TO RENT Couple wishes to rent four or five room house.

Must be modern except furnace. Want possession by April 7th. Robert Vestel, 120 Central Ave. WANTED-To do your early paper hanging. See J.

S. Swindell. Phone WANTED -Everyone to see "Aunt Minnie From Minnesota." Twelve characters, special scenery, three acts hilarious fun. Come and have the blues driven away. Cunningham school, Friday March 13th at 7:30.

Adults 28c, children 11c. WANTED- -Watch and clock repairing to do at my home; satisfaction guaranteed. Richard E. Cox, 211 South Canal St. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE -Fox terrier puppies.

Call phone 492 or see Dr. M. E. Moore, 120 East Washington. FOR SALE -Six shoats in good shape.

Immuned. Paul Schier R. R. 3. FOR SALE OR TRADE-1941 Ford V-8 pickup truck.

Low mileage and clean title, or will take on trade 1936 or 1937 pleasure car in good condition. Sharrel Mottweiler, Coal 501 West Washington street. FOR SALE--Clean heavy oats. Gilbert Hiatt, six miles east of Alexandria. FOR SALE--Signs and show cards.

See H. Henney at Hidy's cigar store FOR SALE-1940 Master DeLuxe Chevrolet Coach; Tires good as new. Also G. E. battery charger.

Some used tires 500x20, 600.21. Other Alling Station Equipment. Bill Fernung, two miles south of town. FOR SALE Good Taylor-Tot, used very little. Real bargain at $8.00.

Florence Gaither, 624 West Adams street. FOR SALE -1937 Dodge half-ton pickup truck, two miles west. onefourth north Alexandria. Albert Baker. FOR SALE -Acre building sites on 'State Road 9.

Inquire Milton Green, 504 East John street. FOR SALE One Universal Frigidaire in good condition. George Gaither, Scott Addition. FOR SALE-1932 Chevrolet coach $50 cash. Lysle Haines, 111 East Jackson street.

FOR SALE-8x10 Brooder Good condition. Call 1412 N. Harrison. WIT FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE-1939 two door Willys. Overland coach.

Less than 20,000 miles. In good condition. Call at Conway barber shop, 102 North Har. rison, FOR RENT-5-room semi-modern house, furnished, on South Canal St. Inquire 404 West Madison St.

FOR RENT-3-room filling station, 22x24 garage, State Road 9, two miles south of Alexandria. Clara O'Bryant. FOR RENT Two up. town apartments, unfurnished. Call at Conway barber shop.

FOR REI apartment, modern except furnace; con. veniently arranged; easily heated; good screens and blinds; near post office. See Glen Kildow, 504 East Jackson street; phone 543. FOR RENT-Five-room downstairs duplex, strictly private, residential section, close in; bath, gas; moderate rent. The Hall Agency.

FOR RENT FOR RENT-Four-room cottage with acre of ground; north side, city water, garage, low rent; now availl able. The Hall Agency. MISCELLANEOUS REBUILT tractors, eight F-20 on rubber or steel; two F-14; two F-12; eight 10-20 tractors. F. Ray Hull and Son, Tipton, Indiana.

See Lee Hupp, Scott Addition, local representative. ORDER your Master-Mix chick starter, chick mash, growing mash and egg mash now. Farmers Feed and Seed Store, 409 West Washington Phone 775. THE Vermillion Christian church will have a food market in Gambles store Saturday, March 14. Chicken, noodles, pie, cake, etc.

0. 0. CLOCK waterproof and frostproof rock wool pipe covering will keep your water lines warm. rock wool. ALL men completing ten hour First Aid course are urged to attend final session, high school assembly 7:30 p.

m. March 16. Walter L. Cary, chairman Civilian Defense Police Auxiliary. ORDER your baby chicks now from Farmers Feed and Seed Store.

Lowest prices, immediate delivery. 409 West Washington. Phone 775. MISCELLANEOUS MACHINELESS Per manents, $1.75 complete, until March 15th only. Thelma's Beauty Salon, over Ritz Theatre.

Phone 340. FOLLOW the crowds. Save money at Mahony's big shoe sale. COAL COAL COAL We have excellent grades of West Virginia coal, lump or egg. Reasonably priced.

Fast delivery. Farmers Feed and Seed Store, 409 West Washington St. Phone 775. ATTENTION FARMERSPlenty of fertilizer on hand for immediate delivery. Farmers Feed and Seed Store, 409 West Washington, Phone 775.

PLENTY of good alfalfa hay and oats straw for sale at Farmers Feed and Seed Store, 409 West Washington street. Phone 775. -Complete line of feeds at best prices. Scratch feed, $2.20 per 100 lbs. Chick feed, $2.00.

All supplement and other feed priced equally low. More than 50 different kinds. City Coal 501 West Washington St. Ray R. Mottweiler.

THE NEW SPRING FELTS AT DUFFIELD'S are especially attractive. In all the new shades. Special values in Spring coats and suits, Friday and Saturday, from $12.95 up. Corslettes, gloves and purses, etc. E.

and M. Duffeld, Alexandria. BARGAIN DAYS Friday and Saturday each week we grind and mix feed for 8c per 100 25c minimum. City Coal 501 West Washington 'St. Roy Mottweiler.

LOST AND FOUND LOST-Ten $20 bills folded together, and faced alike. Liberal reward. Notify Times-Tribune. LOST-One long skid chain, southeast of the city. Finder return and receive reward.

Garland Shafer, 212 John street..