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THE SALISBURY TIMES, SALISBURY. MD FRIDAY. JANUARY 2. 1939 PAGE 9 Mr. And Mrs.

James Brown Local Happenings To Mark Golden Wedding 4 DELMAK Mr. and Thc.r attendants were the late Etna Hearn. sister of the bride, James Brown of Ft Lauderdale, CLOSED For VACATION i thru Jan. 3rd. HERRITT UPHOLSTER! SHOP PI 94593 Delmar RxL and the late Harlan Brown, broth er of the bridegroom.

Mr. Brown, now retired, was a will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house in the home of Mr. Brown's or other-in-law and sister. Mr. and farmer at one time and later was a builder and contractor in Salis bury where they lived for 39 Mrs.

Elijah Figgs. of 903 State St Howard Waller, a student in Tennessee State College, Knox-ville, and Mis. Patricia Waller, who employed in Miami, by Eastprn Airlines, will return tomorrow after spending the holidays here visiting their mother, Mrs. Howard Waller of Monticel-lo Ave. Mrs.

Roger Banks and children of Waveriy St. are visiting relatives in Great Mills. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Clyde Smith have moved from Charles St. to their new home at 600 E. Church it. 13 from 2 to 5 p.m. and 6 years.

They moved to rlonaa in to 9 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited 1954. Mrs. Brown is active in the Park Temptf Methodist Church in Ft Lauderdale. Along with her house work she spends much time with her great granddaughters, daughters of their granddaughter.

Mr. anc Mrs. Fred M. Horsley of Phillips ve. have returned to their home after visiting her parents.

Mr am' Mrs. G. C. Hamilton of Nassawadox, and his mother, Mrs. F.

M. Horsley Sr. of Ar-ringon. Va Four births were recorded in Peninsula General Hospital Wednesday. Sons were born to Mr.

and Mrs. Bennett Boulden of Rich-Wil Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marvel of Hebron, and Mr. and Mrs.

Wliliam Tuepkner of Center St. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pepper of Selby-ville. Mrs.

Louise Corry of 810 E. William St. is a patient in Peninsula General Hospital. Meetings A duplicate bridge tournament will open Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Elks Club.

-ill Mrs. Brown is the former Miss Bertha Hcarn. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hearn of Whitesville. She was married to Mr Brown, son of the late Mr.

EVERYBODY'S LOST THEIB HEADS! Mrs. Fred Voss III. Their daugh and Mrs. George Brown of Salis ter is Mrs. Howard Dennis of FL bury in the Line Methodist Church in Whitesville in 1909.

The late Alfred Troubicfield. student in tne Maryland Institute of Art, Baltimore who has been spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Trouble-field of Camden will return to Baltimore Sunday and resume his studies Monday.

M. Sgt L. Jackson has returned to Ft Jackson, S. after spending the holidays here with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

P. G. Schwartz of Monti-cello Ave. Mrs. W.

E. Jones and son, Jeff, of Long and her mother, Mrs. C. T. Jenkins and daughters.

Miss Rosalie Jenkins and Mrs. Hazel J. Hoarne and son. Stanley Hearne. of Ocean City will return tomorrow from Pompano Beach where they have been spending some time with Mrs.

Jenkins' son, Marvin Jenkins, and tamily anc daughter, Mrs. Alan Callaway, and family. The Jenkinses and Callaways moved from Ocean City Blvd. to Pompano Beach this fall Miss Emma Richards of E. Isabella St is spending some time in her hon in Harrington.

Miss is a member of the staff of the Wicomico County Library. Lauderdale. Their granddaughters are Christine Lee and Shyrlee Jane Voss. also of Ft. Lauderdale.

Rev. Fogle performed the ceremo ny. JOB PRINTING PROMPT SERVICE Salisbury Printing Co. LETTERPRESS OFFSET 123 Camden St. PI 9-3622 Corddry To Be Moderator On Panel SMALL WONDER.

A tiny treasure from the 13th century is this miniature painting. Carefully detailed, the small oil is one of a number displayed at the County Art Gallery in Westbury, L.I., N.Y. New Books At Wicomico Library George Corddry, principal of WJDY 5000 WATTS AT 1470 Wicomico Senior High School, will Looks Too Nipponese be moderator for a panel discussion Tuesday in the Memorial Despite the winter snows, there Room of Bethesda Methodist Kimono Almost Loses is always a Dreaam oi spring Church on "Teenage Marriage Announced SNOW HILL Former Snow-Hill residents. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde West ol Baltimore, announce the marriage of their daughter, Helen Joanne, to Robert Ruby, son of Mrs Mildred Sanchez and Frank Ruby of Baltimore. Students from the high school Why Not Send FRESH CUT FLOWERS the air Spring and gardens. Before the Spring work begins, you can enjoy reading about gardens and gardening. who will participate in the pro gram during a meeting of the Wi Japanese Girl's Job romico Woman's Club are Vicki Joan Parry Dutton, an English The wedding took place Dec. 13 Buhr.

Patricia Hendrickson, Ren For AIR LINE and STEAMSHIP Reservations Anywhere Everywhere Can TRUITT'S TRAVEL AGEXCY 106 S. Division St. Phone PI 2-1374 woman, writes, in "Enjoying America's of her- im nie Morgan, and Bruce Bower. in Patapsco Methodist Church. Miss West is the granddaughter though reared in Japan, she was Mrs.

Jean Wootten will direct pressions of gardens she visited. born in Ottawa. Canada, and her By JAMES BACON AP Motioe Picture Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) Nobu Mc of Mr and Mrs. W. B.

West of the Concert Choir of the Wicomi Mrs. Dutton came to America patents and four brothers now live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, co Senior High School in the sing Snow Hill and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hickman of Horntown, Va.

for a six months trip, to visit gar Carthy is a fetching Japanese ing of several selections. Mrs. actress with an Irish name. Another paradox: dins all over this country. Her trip conlinud for eight years and John D.

Morriss, chairman of the Recently, Ward Bond, the wag- Nobu is Jerry Lewis love inter committee on youth conservation, she finally settled in California. In est in "Geisha Boy. a part she will be in charge of the program. a book of thecr enchantment, she almost didn't get because she di scribes gardens from North to looked too Japanese on her first South and East to West. audition.

onmastcr of NBC-TV's Wagon Train, tossed a Japanese party in honor of Sessuc Hayakawa's debut on the show. Nobu was invited, with other Japanese actresses, to lend atmosphere. CBS Spots Her Tatsuo Ishimoto. who is well- Wide Varieiy Of New Foods Are Produced She showed up wearing a Japa known for his books on flower ar nese Kimono, the costume that she wears in the picture. Lewis and rangement, spent five months traveling all over Japan, sketching and photographing Japanese family gardens.

As a result of this A CBS official spotted her. He director Frank Tashlin turned her down. "I can see why, says Nobu, told her to call on him the next day. She did and got herself signed for a new private eye TV series. SUEDE DRESS SHOES values to hiss NOW $6.98 FLATS.

VALUES TO 7J8 $2.98 trip, he wrote "The Art of Jap $7.98 $3.98 anese in which he de scribes the beauty and serenity of these century old gardens and I or "I don't know how a CBS man "because I never wore kimonos much until I came to America. We only wore them on New Year's in Tokyo. They are much more popular here." Take One Look By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Inventors of new food products were as busy as bees in 19o8. Ingenious and convenient are the many packages of eatables that got into an NEC party," says CANCELLATION Shoe Center TRUITT ST. SALISBURY.

MD. i gives a wealth of new ideas taken from them. "Garden in Your House" by Er Nobu," but my husband says. 'Don't ask questions. Just show up for the Two weeks later, Nobu showed rvsta Drinker Ballard is a guide She's only been here two years IRV KAMAMTZ Druggist Luncheon Special! BAKED VIRGINIA HAM up at Lewis office in sleek American clothes.

He and Tashlin took one look and signed her. She is married to David Mc SNAPDRAGONS CARNATIONS Right in Our Own Greenhouses Ideal For: HOME OFFICE HOSPITAL Telephone PI 2-2266 but has become thoroughly Americanized. She thinks women get a better break here than in Japan although the status of women has improved greatly since the war. Carthy, an American GI whom she met when she was one of Tokyo's top fashion models. came on to the scene.

Here are some of the foods we tasted and thought worthwhile having on kitchen shelves: Ready-to-eat crisp rice, cereal, sweetened and flavored with cocoa appeal to those who favor 'chocolate flavor. Cooks who like to use cornflakes for meat loaves and patties, breading foods and for desserts will find corn-flake crumbs, in 94- ounce packages, save time. Fluffy orange flavored frost- "In Japan," says Nobu. "the Potata Salad Pineapple Roll Butter Nobu is full of paradoxes. AI- woman must always walk behind the man.

The first thing I noticed lo the art of indoor gardening. The author reduces to a few simple rules the instructions for successfully raising the plants and for the arrangement of plants in the most advantageous way. For those who prefer to arrange the flowers rather than grow them, there is Ervin S. Ferry's "Symbolism in Flower The Japanese have long considered symbolism an integral part of their artisti" arrangements. The author explains the significance of certain plants and how their arrangement can be used to convey a meaning as well as beauty of Dress Pattern here, especially in the department stores, was the man walking behind the woman." iing for a two-layer cake now joins Open Every Nile Till P.M.

Central. Drugs PI 21700 Cor. Mala ft S. Dir. Ocean City Girl Says Wedding Vows FLORIST other frosting flavors and needs no cooking.

Orange pudding-cake mix makes a top layer of cake and a bottom 209 E. CHURCH ST. OCEAN CITY The marriage 5 of Miss Sarah Cropper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy Cropper Announcement Harry I.

Warren Associates, General Agents of the Aetna Life Insurance Company in Maryland and Northern West Virginia, take pleasure in announcing the appointment of Charlton A. (Bert) Gunter as Associate Representative for the Eastern Shore area of Maryland. Mr. Gunter brings to the Agency a successful background of Career Life Insurance sales work. He is a member of the Lions Club of Marion and Town Club in Salisbury and Chairman of the Somerset County Youth Commission.

He resides with his family at Kingston Hall, Kingston, Somerset County, Maryland. Please feel free to call on him concerning any of your personal or Business Life Insurance needs. His address 106-8 W. Circle Avenue Salisbury, Maryland. Pioneer 2-5637 of Ocean City and Donald Hoar son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Hoar layer of orange-flavored sauce; its 10U-ounce package serves six. I FOR THE supper in a minute crowd, heat-and serve cans of spaghetti twists with meat balls are unusually good. A twin envelope packet of onion of Takoma took place Sat urday evening in St. Paul's-by-the- Sea Episcopal Church, the Rev.

William S. Dewees officiating. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. William Garvcy of ML Ran- dip mix comes ready to be added to cream or cottage cheese, or sour cream; the mix may also be used as a quick flavoring in meat MUSKRAT TRAPS 5 Types Priced from $6.25 Doi.

lo $11.00 Doz. LEE L. DAYMAN Hardware G. E. Appliances PHONE 123 MAIN PRINCESS ANNE Bartender Bitten By Cash Register LOUISVILLE, Ky.

(AP) Bartender Bruce started to fix the cash register and got into a fix instead The cash drawer stuck. Bruce put his hand inside a door on the side of the register to open the drawer. Some of the cogs grabbed his hand and held on for three hours. County police tried a cutting torch. When that got too hot for Bruce, they used a crowbar.

Bruce is all right, but the regis-ister is in bad shape. ier, Md. The bride is a graduate of Ocean City High School and the Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing in Salisbury. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.

Garvey left on a honeymoon loaf and hamburgers. Golden pound-cake mix comes in a 9-ounce package and includes a small aluminum foil pan; two packages may be prepared at once and in a regular size loaf nan; 3 packages in a 10-inch tube trip to California. They will reside in Sunnyvale, where the groom is station Wo 1 ed wilh th(. Navy. pan.

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CITY OF SALISBURY Fred A. Grier, Fire Marshal KEEP UNTIL COLLECTIOM COMPLETED STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE COATS SUITS SKIRTS SWEATERS MISSES JUNIOR DRESSES HALF SIZE DRESSES W'OMENS DRESSES 1.