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SB Fort Myers (Fla.) News-PreM, Friday, Jan. 18, 19fi3 'Pageant Previews' Fashion Show Given by Sorority RUG CARPET CLEANING AL'S CLEANERS 3.161 Palm Beach Blvd. ED 4 1658 "25 yro. experience" GREECE IMPORTS SUGAR ATHENS Greek refineries process about 25,000 tons of sugar a year 24 per cent of domestic requirements. Today's Calendar IllllSiiSiiiSf I -if "Pageant Previews" fashion' show was presented by Alpha Kappa and Beta Mu Chapters of Epsllon Sigma Sorority Boulevard Shop, Mary Ellen Ea-gan, Shirts Skirts, Sun 'n Surf, Carousel Shop, Chuck's Men's Wear, Jeanett Turner's Millinery and Leeds Shoes.

Models were Mesdames Jan Wednesday night at the Exhibition Hall. Mrs. James Wigles- worth was Master of Rummage sale, 8:30 a.m., 1634 Woodford. St. Luke Aux.

Rummage sale, 9 a.m., 1616 Jackson. Women's Guild. Shellcraft lessons, 10 a.m., Civic Center. Free. Hospital Auxiliary Orientation, 10 a.m., Mrs.

Edward Salko, 1258 Osceola. Hi Noon Lions, 13:15 p.m., Lamplighter. Snuffleboard, 1:30 p.m., Civic Center. White Shrine, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Dance, 8:30 p.m., Civic Center.

Public. Doran, Freeman Wallace, Charles Segar, Robert Kay, Clifford Hansen, Larry Povia, G. E. Sam-mons, Arnold F. Sarlo, Mazzola, Mary Wallace, Ted Wang, Lawrence Jones, John Gilliam, Carl Dickey, Sherrill Yeomans, Gene Bartholomew, Edward Sarlo, Carol Richardson, Dewey Garguilio, Pompkin, Schwartz.

Miss Christine Poulson, Miss Mary Poulson, Miss Marie Mar-cellus, Dixie Dakos, Sharon Ann Sammons, Pam McClure, Connie Hitzing, Billy Pentaude, Allen Shevitskl and Charles Sanders, Larry Stokes, Leonard Giles and Bill Cohen. HEAR Nat Cooper from Opa-locka, Florida Conducting a Series of GOSPEL SERVICES at the Orange River Church of Christ Sunday Jan. 20 thru Jan. 26 7:30 P.M. Mrs.

Robert Wells Feted at Shower Mrs. Robert Wells was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Green on Canal Drive in North Fort Myers. The honoree opened and displayed her gifts and games were played and prizes awarded. Attending were Mesdames Julia Leiston, Velma Asche, Gladys Peming, Agnes Harris, Pauline Goolsby, Ruth Frantz, Adele Le-desina, Dorothy Sullivan, Bernice Gennetta, Jean Weller and Miss Sue Boatright.

Moose Ladies Plan Election oerremonies was Joe Mazzola. Organ music was rendered by Miss Jean Foster. Mrs. George Swartz, who was a professional dancer with the famous Rockettes, entertained before the show. During the intermis-'Sion, a 30 minute Broadway revue was presented by the Fort Myers Winter Playhouse.

Door prizes were awarded to P. J. O'Neal, R. W. Willis, Mrs.

John Clark, Mrs. Dean Davis and Mrs. Lee Nathurst. Refreshments were served. Back combing or teasing was the main feature of the styles created by Mr.

Vincent of the Plaza Beauty Salon. Models were Mrs. Kenneth Swartz, Mrs. Arlene Pompkin and Mrs. Mary Anderson.

Miss Wythe Pritchett, mystery girl, was crowned queen. Her hair was styled in an elaborate evening coiffure with an orchid tint. Participating stores were M. Flossie Hill Smart Shop, Gold Carriage, Elsa Elaine, FILM ON DROPOUTS WASHINGTON A Labor Department film on school dropouts, "When I'm Old Enough, Goodbye," has been shown to 20,000,000 people. State employment agencies arrange for Plans for election of the Moose Sweetheart, who will be honored at the Valentine's dance Feb.

9, were discussed Wednesday night by the Women of the Moose in the Moose Lodge, Mildred Drive. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sharon Collier, Mrs. Shirla Dillon and Mrs. Lizzie Stewart.

Magnificent graining of this walnut dining table top is kept undimmed by film with careful attention to cleaning and waxing. Methodist Men Ask the Teacher KENTUCKY CLUB The Kentucky Club will meet for a picnic luncheon Saturday at 1 p.m. at San Carlos Park near Estero. All Kentuckians are invited to attend and bring a picnic lunch. Have Supper Thirty-eight men attended the oyster stew supper for Methodist Irish Brogue By Shirley Schraob nnnn South On The Trail at Colonial Blvd.

SALE DAYS HOURS Men of Wesley Memorial Meth can do to help my son, or is it too At. fLOSSIE HILL CO. fj Fri. Sat, Sun. 9 to 9 Daily 1 to 7 Sunday i odist Church Tuesday night in the fellowship hall.

Park Pigoll and Ray Johnson were hosts for the evening. The men's group voted to donate $50 toward the Sunday School Improvement Fund. Pigott showed motion pictures of the Lee County Park System after supper. The next meeting will be Feb. 19 with Armand Whiteman as speaker.

late? Any advice you could give me would me gratefully received. Mrs. K. B. ANSWER Dear Mrs.

There are millions of second-generation Americans who come from homes in which the parents spoke with the accent and inflections of the "old country" and yet they speak perfect English. This (I IN 1000 NYLON JERSEY One Large Group LADIES' and MISSES' FALL DRESS SHOES CASUALS is certainly not an inheritable BY Lee Memorial Hospital Visiting hours: private rooms, 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., semi-private rooms and wards, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8: 30 p.m. IS trait. For yourself, if you feel that your accent is a handicap and is affecting your personality and social life, inquire into speech clinics in your area and adult education courses in your local high school.

A person's education continues every day of his life! DEAR MRS. SCHRAUB: IU PRICE SALE Suedes Leathers Blacks Browns DEAR MRS. SCHRA.UB: I am 34 years old, have a 3-year-old boy and have a problem about myself. To start at the beginnig, I am Irish and speak with a pronounced brogue, especially those words with and In school, my teacher, as well as the other children, always made fun of me and she even made me stand up in front of the class with a dunce cap because I spoke with a brogue. I'll never forget the humiliation.

Now I don't want my little boy to have the same trouble. I have sort of overcome mine by keeping to myself and not talking much. I don't want him to go through what I have. Sometimes he imitates me and sounds as if he had come off the last boat. Please do not think I am ashamed of my brogue, but I am afraid my difficulty might harm him, or do children inherit such things? Also, is there anything I Jacoby on Bridge Confidence Aid To Partnership By OSWALD JACOBY One of the strongest points in the Jordan-Robinson partnership is a willingness of each partner to be dummy.

Each has great confidence in his partner's ability to handle the cards and tends 'a Admissions reported by the hospital yesterday were: Mrs. Richard Reid, Mrs. E. Hoyt Young, Mrs. Temple Clifford, Values II ff $16.95 tl I I ff Do you know if children are $6.99 and Up Mnv ever held back in kindergarten? What would be the reason for this, if it is done, and do you think it EXAMPLE styles Reg.

Price $6.99 to 1 1 .99 Not ii I si'ws in Less 72 all styles Price $3.50 6.00 Look For The i 2 Price Tags is beneficial to the child? Mrs. D. A. ANSWER Dear Mrs. Widths AAA Widths Mrs.

Edward Knight, Gregory Hord, David Reeves, Howard Sample, Joe Shafner, Walter Meek and George Miller. Dismissals reported were: Mrs. Pearlie Stone. Mrs. Elva Cave, Mrs.

George DeBolt, Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mrs. John Jenkins, Mrs. Clarence Pendarvis, Mrs. Dallas Wooten, Mrs.

Leon Cline, Mrs. Roy Yahl, Mrs. Ellis Lord, John Siverd, Joseph Jones, Peter Sug-den, Donald Hall, Clarence Winfrey, Inlo Svvope, Vincent Man-cini. Friederich Gartner, Dr. Francis Ralston and Henry Schlatter.

Occasionally it is done and it can be worthwhile. If one year for a particular child is not enough of a readiness YOU PAY $3.49 to 5.99 Grouped By Sizes For Easy selection. and preparation period for the 0 Ladies' HOUSE SLIPPERS more formalized first grade, it may be advisable to give him another year to develop. Some schools do not actually retain youngsters in kindergarten but continue a similar program in the first grade until the child is ready to read. LADIES' And MISSES' DRESS HEELS to raise his partner rather than TKEN CLUB DANCE The Teen Club will sponsor a dance from 9 until 11 p.m.

tonight, after the Green Wave-KMI basketball game. Music will be furnished by the Del-Rays. Ad A rebid his own suits. Bobby Jordan who held the Soulh cards might well have doubled East's two club bid, but Assorted Styles and Colors $388 ill In each of the last three years steel office furniture shipments have averaged $320 million in value. mission will be 50 cents and dress 88 tvill be informal.

$188 Width Safari-Like Pockets For McMullen's Shift Jumper Val. to $2.99 PLAIDS Values to $10.95 FUR TRIM i Red Blue Pink High, Medium and Stacked Heels NORTH OH AJ87 AS2 A65 32 WEST IAST QA0 AK4 3 VJ4 108 7 6 53 10 98 2 K4 Q74 9S SOCTH A 52 VKQ J73 A 10 8 5 Wo one vulnerable North East South West 1 A Pass 2 Pass 2 Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 4 10 LADIES' MISSES' TEENS' FALL FLATS CASUALS Our Reg. $2.66 Our Reg. $1.99 he decided to try for game be Our Reg.

$3.99 2.90 cause he was vulnerable and his $1.90 opbonrnts weren't. Arthur had a natural two heart rehid over his partner's two dia mond call and Bobby's hand BLACKS BROWNS clearly called for notrump. This 2 Pair $3 Sizes 4 to 10 Many Styles but not in all sizes gave Arthur a problem. He held two five card suits and most players figure on rebidding the second suit in order to give a clear picture of the hand. Arthur reasoned that while he did hold two five-card suits, his partner had heard him bid both and that seven of his 13 high card points were outside those suits.

The jack of clubs ought to help his partner stop that suit, the ace and queen should fill in his partner's diamonds. So Arthur raised his partner to three no-trump and of course Bobby had no trouble making the contract. Men's COWBOY BOOTS MEN'S IMPORTED ENGLISH SHOES From our ever-popular imported super leather Step out of the crowd with this smart jacket and dress ensemble attraction in action! When on fhe go no matter how active no wrinkles will show. Welcomes repeated machine washings machine or drip dry if never needs ironingl In ever popular white polka dots on colors: Nov, Sizes: 10 to 20; UV2 to22'2. I 3 JU 1795 Sizes A to I'! C-W-K Widths All KizPK hut not in all wiritliK Si.ea lo Widths I) BROWN and styles BLACK 2 Pair PRINTED PATTERN A 9 69 SIZES 10-18 ALSO 2 new Short Sleeve styles at $12.95 Murphys Entertain At Rib Barbecue Mr.

and Mrs'. Franic Murphy Jr. entertained Sunday with a chicken and rib barbecue at their home 303 Queens St. Informal entertainment was enjoyed. Others attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. James Butzlass and Leslie Ann, Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Owens and Jay, Mr. and Mrs. James Kee, Mr.

and Mrs. James Pra-veck and Pam and David For $13,00 SHIFT TO THE NEW SHIFT JUMPER McMullen's marvelous version has no waist seams so you can wear it with or without a belt. The fashion plus is a plenitude of pockets all with the safari look that's in the fashion headlines right now. The jumper is simple, straight sewing with the smart detail of simulated slot seaming CHILDREN'S SHOES down the front. Blouse a crisp classic with dashing, cuffed, pushup sleeves.

Choose wool jei-sey, flannel or double-knit wool for jumper, silk shantung or crepe for blouse. For Dress, Sport, Casual lOAFKRS Charge Accounts Invited DOWNTOWN FORT MYERS Printed Pattern A969 is availahle in Misses Sizes 10, 14, lb $1)33 and 18. Size 16 jumper requires 2 yards 54-inch fabric; blouse re quires 2 yards 39-inch fabric. Send ONE DOLLAR for Printed Pattern A9R9 to Fort Myers OXFOKDS PATENTS SUB UBS Sold Nationally MANGER OF CLAY JERUSALEM St. Jerome, who lived in Bethlehem 34 years, wrote that the Christ Child's manger was made of potter's clay to News-Press, Patlern Department, P.

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