Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erwin of Waukegan were callers at the George Edwards home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Finlay entertained Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Pierce of Waukegan at dinner on Friday night. As a registered Pharmaceutical Chemist, she is now qualified not only to fill prescriptions, but also to operate a drugstore of her own. According to her present plans she will remain at Reeves' Drug Store where she has worked the past nine years. Miss Cribb was the only woman out of last year's class of 150 students in the College of Pharmacy, University of Illinois, Chicago, to qualify for the examination.
Eligibility requires four years of work as a registered apprentice in a drug store.
Miss Cribb was also one out of seven women to graduate from the course last June, when she received her degree of Pharmaceutical Chemist. Among other distinctions to her credit, Helen Cribb entirely earned her way through school, working week-ends and summers even while she was attending school in Chicago. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cribb and a graduate of Antioch Township High School. Hazel White Marries William Ryan, Chicago Miss Hazel D. White, daughter of John White, a farmer near Pikeville, was united in marriage to William W. Ryan of New York at high noon Saturday in Waukegan. Miss White wore a beige crepe dress with matching accessories.