davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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10 Fitted Coats in melton and needlepoint
hfabrics. Black, brown, gray and navy. Sizes
10 to is, 1917 to 261a. Were $45 to $s5
Now S22.25
6 Wool CamePs Hair Type Sports Coats in
boy and belted-back styles. Sizes IL and II.
Were $4975. Now w--- $2625
8 Three-quarter- Length Wrap-effect Coats
with chin collar. Size 10 in wine, IL and
1s in brown. Were $49.75. Now - S35
2 Semi fitted Half-size Goats in black Sizes
221z and 241a. Were $45. Now ----$3s75
1 Boxy Coat In black. Size 221a. Was $45.
Now Observation-Disclosures $33.75
WSsI-Misses' and Womens Goats and
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1 Princess Coat in the new length. Size
IA in gray Was $49.75. Now ----- $35
/ New-length Chesterfield Type Cost in black.
Size 10. Was $7975. Now $5S.75
Chesterfield Type Goats with quilted rayon
lining. Size 10 in rust, 18 in black. Were
s7e7 Now ------- $44.75
4 HaIf-size Coats in semi-fitted styles. New
length Black Sizes 161a,' 22A and 24E2
Were $85. Now - S63.75
Wrap-around Coats with large rayon
velvet cape. Black. Sizes and u. Were
sa5 Now $63.75
Three -quarter-length Coat in brown
Size IA. Was 500. Now -------------$75
Third Floor
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GirdIes and Bandeoux
Reduced

10 Roll-on Girdles Of rayon knitted cotton
elastic. Small sizes. Were s. Now $l.SS
Girdies Of cotton and rayon broadcloth.
we'll boned. Slide fastener closing Sizes
~. % and 81. Were $3.50. Now $2.S5
6 Cotton Broche Foundation some with cotton
lace tops Side hook closing. For the larger
figure. Sizes ~ to 49, Were $50 and $l2.50.
Now S4.9S
50 Bandeaux of cotton broadcloth, nylon
and spun rayon. Tearose. Sizes 80 and SO.
Were 81 to ESQ. Now -eSs
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Desk Accessories Reduced

ory-colored Leather Correspondence Box.
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
144 Decorated Metal Waste Baskets. Regu-
lar value, $165. Special
1 Green Leather Desk Sets. Were $28.50.
INO" SAO
zoo Boxes Of Sample Stationery in assorted
sizes and colors. Were 60c and 81. Now,
SOC to 60c
EOS Boxes of Lightweight Stationery in blue
and pink. 81 sheets and SO envelopes. Regu-
lar value 81. soc
50 Morocco Leather Folding Picture Frames
in sizes from 3x4 to 8x10. Were 50 to $12
Now to $8.95
WAL-Stationery, Aisle 2, First Floor
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ChiIdren's SheorIins
Bunny Slippers, $1.s5
Were So

NJ ere IS
100 pairs Of slippers In natural, blue
and pink. Sizes to IL.
rs Pairs Of Teen-age Shoes in . step-in
style with open back and closed toe. Black
elk-finished leather. Broken sizes to 9.
Were $6.45. Now 1895
10 Pairs Of Elk Ski Shoes In broken sizes
from to 9. Were s675 Now 32.95
N&L-Junior Misses and Children's Shoes,
second Floor
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Knit Underwear Reduced

Is RAyon Jersey Panties.- Small size only.
Were 81. Now 800
- Rayon Jersey Panties. Small and medium
sizes. Were 81, Now $50
10 Rayon Jersey Slips In tearose and white.
Large size. Were $2.95. Now---------$l.7S
Rayon Jersey Evening Half Slips In black.
Sizes 4, s and 8. Were $595. Now 1918
rs Pairs Of Wool Bed Socks. Were sl.s5.
70 Rayon Jersey Chafies in small and large
Sizes Were $l.35. Now--------------S5e
Rayon Jersey Brassieres In blue. Size 36.
Were 4l.1t. 6oe
335 Irregular NyIon Slips in blush and white.
Sizes 80 to "a. II perfect, would be ss.sS.
NOW Woo
SIS Irregular NyIon Briefs and Panties in
sizes 1 to 7. II perfect would be 81. Now
$195
Is Large Size Nylon Panties in blush and
white. Sizes ., and TO- Were $3.50.
Nov -SzlE
W&I-Knit underwear, Third Floor
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8 Rayon Brocade Dresses and Wool Suits
In black and wine. Sizes 10 to 16. Were
S1lu. lNUW @OS.SV
IL Wool Costume Suits and Dresses and
Rayon Crepe Dresses in brown, green,
violet wine and black. Sizes IL to Is. Were
$135 to $195. Now ---------------$71 $71.25
IL Rayon Crepe Dresses with palette and
rhinestone embroidery. Brown black, gray,
beige and violet Sizes 10 to 18 Were $110
to $165. Now ------------------~ 1880
w&I-The Walnut Room, Third Floor
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! Decca Portable Phonograph. Was $685.
Now $9.95
Thorens Photographs. Were $2995. Now,
$795
Kiddie Photographs Were $7s5. Now,
$495
synchromatic Guitars with case. Were
&l26. NoW------------------- $oS
Tenor Banjo (gretch) with case. Was $56
NOW ------------------$ $H0
Guitar Case, small size. Was $40. Now.
~s-s $450
/ Trumpet Case. Was $40. Now $3.50
1 Electric Guitar and case. Was 500.
/ Electromuse Guitar. Was $65. Now $3.50
/ Either. Was $3.50. Now----z$10 SO
81 Plastic Record Holders. Were Soc. Now 25c
8 Mildred Bailey Albums. Were s4.75. Now,
$235
Georgia Aud Albums. Were $4.73. Now,
$2.35
( Ella Logan Albums. Were $4.14 Now 81
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Girls Apparel Reduced

navy. Were $395. Now--S1S5
10 Cotton or Rayon Blouses in assorted
styles. White. Sizes to II. Were $295
to $495. Now $1.85
IL Wool Pea Jackets in navy only. Sizes
and 8. Were $685.. Now $3.95
IL Wool Reversible Goats with cravanetted
lining. Navy, brown and light blue. Sizes
and II. Were $1625. Now---Ss95
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Misses Walnut Room Designer
Gowns and Suits Greatly Reduced

I3 italian silk Satin Suits and Wool
Costume Suits in brown, black, gold and
Roman stripes. Sizes 10 to ls. We're
$3.50 to $2l5. Now --------------$ $Ss.SS
Rayon Crepes in black and navy. Sizes
Il to 1s. Were $1s5. Now-----$ -$s725
1 silk Satin Suits from italy in gray, blue,
black and brown with palette trim. Sizes
10, IL and Is. Were $l95. Now - $1OS.S0
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Juvenile Apparel Reduced

IS Cotton Dresses Of striped chambray In
assorted colors. Sizes and 4. Were $4.95.
NOW S4sOO
30 Little Boys Shirts Of striped chambray
In assorted colors. Sizes 3 to 6. Were $2.25.
80 Wool Berets In green, brown, red and
navy. Were s1.35 and s1.s5. Now 45c
w&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Women's Fomous-Nome
Slippers, S IS

We're $4.35 and 55.5O
24o pairs Of slippers In wool with rayon
satin trim. Royal, wine, pink ana
black.
lis Pairs Of Fireside Boots in natural color
lambswool Red or blue vamp and tongue
Were $685.. Now -----------$ u
w&L-Womens Shoes, Second Floor
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Girls Wool AnkIets
35c, : pair. 81 We,e 81

500 pairs Of anklets in sweater shades
of aqua, rose, white, blue, maize, green
and brown. Sizes to IL.
40 Pairs Of Girls Cotton Ribbed Anklets in
red, blue, pink and maize. Sizes to IL.
WcTc ooC NOW
W&L-Children's Hosiery, Fourth Floor
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100 Wool slipon Sweaters in coral, blue,
red. maize, white, gray and Jacquard pat
terms. in assorted colors Sizes "a to 40.
Were 1895 to $1295. Now $4.95
20 Wool Cashmere Coat Sweaters and Cardi-
rams in green, wine, black, navy, blue and
1ray. sizes "a to 40. Were 1895 and $19 95.
Now $12.95
80 Dresses, including woods, rayon crepes
and wool gabardines in assorted styles.
Green, gold, brown, gray and beige. Sizes 10
to 1s. Were $29.75 and s3975. Now--$1s.95
W&L-sportswear Third Floor
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Radios, Record Players, Musical Instruments
and Albums Greatly Reduced

Tom Thumb Portable Radios. Were $42.50.
% Thorens Camera-style Portable Phono-
graphs. Were $22s5. Now--- $2.S5
Portable Record Player. Was $92.60.
Regal Portable Record Player. Was $47.85.
Now -------- $22.s5
I Ultratons Automatic Record Player. Was
1895. S299S
; Paillard Record Players. Were $s5. Now,
$42.95
Musitron monographs. Were $5s. Now,
$27.95
Geib Portable Phoneeraphs. Were $27.S5.
Now ----------
Birch Portable Paragraphs. Were 1895.
Now ----$S.95
I Decca Record Player. Was $7615. Now
$s7.s5
WkI-Ths Music Galleries, Fourth Floor
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Misses BIouses Reduced

go Wool Blouses with cap sleeve and johnny
collar Maize, lime, cherry brown and blue.
Sizes 80 to 38 Were $395. Now $2.45
80 Wool Blouses with jewel neckline, cap and
q sleeves. Powder, maize, coral kelly,
black and brown. Sizes 80 to 38. Were
1rs,r pIousoc AieIa 1S Egrst TIoor
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Tailored and Dressmaker Suits. One
tailored in gray, size IS. Three dress
In pink, size TO- Were $4s.75 to $6e.75. Now.
SIS
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q Wool Coats and Suits In gray, black,
brown and aqua Sizes 10 to ls. Were $35
to $49.75. Now = ----------- -$ls.sS
II Rayon Crepe Dresses in beige, green,
brown and blue. Sizes IA to IS. Were $45
to $5975. Now w-----------------$ $3.50
46 Rayon Dresses in cherry, beige, green and
gray stripes. Sizes 10, IL, "a, 18 and 20.
Were $1295 to $19.95. Now---------$s So
SO Cotton Corduroy and Tweed Jackets IN
aqua, wine, navy. black and gray Sizes IL
to TO- Were $13.95. Now-------------$9. $3.50
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Cotton Brunch Goats
$225 We're s495

285 brunch coats in a wrap-around
and set-in waistband styles. Deep
pockets. Pink, maize and blue. Sizes
IL to 20.
so White Nurses Uniforms in poplin. Sizes
range from IL to 40 and SO to A. Were
S495 to $685. Now w.--------------~- $500
W&L-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Floor
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ToiIetries Reduced
More Thon "

30 Boxes of Parfait Soap, 8 cakes to the
box. Were $l.50. Now ----------- SOC
10 Bel-Air Compacss Of silver-colored
metal with mirrored top. Were $5.s5. Now,
''-~'''- 81
IL Bel-Air Compacts Of gold-colored metal
with mirrored top. Were 1884 Now. %
SO Bottles Of Royaltana After-shave Lotion.
Were $l20. Now ...--------------6c &c
20 Bottles Of Mems D'Orsay Cologne. Were
$3.50. Now si'oe
25 Bottles of Bracelet Eau de Parfum. Were
90c Now ovc
Is Bottles Of Congo Eau de Parfum. Were
a. an Nov " 60c
30 Bottles Of Congo Eau de Parfum. Were
=. Mow S1.2O
Prices include 20eo tax where applicable
WAI-Toiletries Aisles Il and 16
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Women's $ Hats, $2.25

" ere GOaIO ~ ~ scV
100 hats in assorted fabrics, styles ana
c0lOrS.
20 Dutch Type Cotton Corduroy Hats m
black, brown and wine. Were $3.s5. now
Sc
So Feather Clips in black, wine, green brown
and pink. Were $3.s5 and IS. Now --Sz.zS
100 Hat Trimmings including pins, feathers
and yelling by the yard. Were SOC and
more. Now - oVo
W6I-Millinery, Third Floor
IS Millinery Salon Hats, some oFe-of-a-kind.
W&I-Millinery Salon, Third Floor
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IrreouIors of Fomous-nome
Sins and Petticoots

'240 Rayon Crepe Slips with embroidery.
fagotting or scallop-edge trim. Some with
Laton underarm inset White and tearose.
Sizes 80 to 4o II perfect, would be s3s5
and $4.Z5. NOW observation-disclosures $500
60 Rayon Crepe Petticoats with elastic
waistband. Lace or applique trim. Sizes "a
to 30. II perfect would be $3.95. Now---$2.SS
W&I-Costume Slips, Third Floor
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Misses Dresses
$3.50 to $72 so
Were S1495 in S169.5

200 dresses in wool and rayon crepe.
Classic and semi-dressy styles in a
wide color range. Sizes IL to 20. Also
q few rayon crepes and fiannels in
wOmen's sizes.
W&L-nexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
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Misses Royon and
Wool BIouses, $4.75

We're y8.95 to yl0.95
70 rayon crepe, raylaine and wool
blouses with jewel and classic neck
lines. Plain colors and stripes in tuck
in and overblouse styles. White, beige,
aqua, red, maize and kelly. Sizes 81
to 80.
W&L-Blouses Third Floor
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10 English Classics, dressmakers and semi
tailored in black, wine, tan, green, navy
and gray. Sizes 10 to 16, 20, 161h and 241a.
Were $69.75 to $195. $34.25
I Semi-tailored Suits in gabardine. Coral.
green, gray, aqua and white Sizes 10 to
Is. Were $49.75. Now $ $19.75
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Mems Wool PuIIover
Sweaters, $4.s5 Were sl7

800 long sleeve sweaters In medium
weight. Camel color. Small, medium
and large sizes.
$50 Pairs Of Wool-lined Capeskin Gloves
treated to resist water and weather. Sizes
to 1917 Were $685. Now - $2.6s
IS Heavyweight Union Suits Of 75eo cotton
and $50 wool. Long sleeves. Ankle length.
Sizes SO to A. Were $3.50. Now ---- $3.S5
w&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
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Mems Wool Sports Shirts
81 .s5 We're SIS
$50 finely tailored shirts In vertical
stripes. Assorted pastel colors. Small,
medium and large.
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Group Of Misses Sportsweor. s3.ss
HIS e12 QS

10S pieces sporswear nng pue brown and
green corduroy and skirts red and
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Smaller Women's Royon
Hose, 4 poirs for 81

N ere IoC
120 pairs Of rayon hose IN tan. Sizes
81 to 91a.
IS Pairs Of Nylon Hose with stretch top.
Extra long. Medium shade. Sizes 10 and
1Ola. Were $l.s5. Now -------------SllS
so Pairs Of AnkIets Of wool and cotton
(properly labeled for fabric content). Red
and blue. Broken sizes. Were 45c. Now,
for 81
W&I--Hosiery, Aisles II and 10, First Floor
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A large selection Of dinner dresses,
formals, bridesmaid and ballerina
dresses. Rayon crepes, taffetas and
laces. Black, white, pastels and plaids.
Bead and sequin trim. Misses sizes.
5, were $29.75 Now $3.50
5, were s22.e5 to $25. Now $3.50
S, were $25. Now -$lS75
2, were $3s75 and $35. $2225
A. were s35. Now S2625
z. were s49.75. Now S37.25
e. were $69.75. Now-----------------$4 $4s.75
6, were $7s.75. Now-----------------$4 $3.50
wNI-The Walnut Room. Third Floor
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Mems Leother Seuffers
$2.85 Were S5.75

80 pairs of brown leather scuffers with
leather sole and slightly raised heels.
Cross and heel straps. Sizes to IL.
~ Pairs Of Wool Felt Scuffs in oxford
gray and blue. Sizes to 9h Were s2s5.
Now S145
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
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Mems Wool Sports Goats
$2d.25 Were s3S to $40
l6 well-tailored coats In plain colors
and neat checks. Regular sizes. 8 size
36; 8 size 81; 2. size SO; 3 size 80; 2 size
40 and 3 size AZ.
W&I-The Mems Store, Second Floor
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Maternity Dresses, Were SIS to $49.75
Now $3.50
&I-
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W&L-Blouses, Aisle IS, First Floor
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Royon Neckweor
Reduced v and More

W&L-Neckwear Aisle Is, First Floor
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Aisle ls, First Floor
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WssL-stationery, Aisle 2, First Floor
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Walnut Room, Third Floor
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Misses Royon and Crepe Dresses

5 Were $5s.75 to $89.75. Now =
Were $69.75. Now -----------
Evening star., 1948-10-01

RECEIVES TICKETS FOR PREMIERE.
Lady Medhurst (gh receives tickets to "The
from Mrs. Jean Ambrose president of the Womens Advertising
CLUB OF Washington Which is sponsoring the American pre-
ere OF the British film October IS at the
Lady Medhurst is the e of Air Marshal Sir Medhust
senior Royal Air Force officer in Washington Photo
Evening star., 1948-10-01
Cathedral Gr0ub
To Meet Monday

The Washington Committee OF
the National Cathedral Associat tior
will hold its opening fall meeting al
3 pm. Monday in the Washington
Cathedral library.
The Rev. Merritt r. Williams, Ca
thedral canon and national execu-
tive director of the association, will
outline plans for the years activi-
ties and describe the work recently
undertaken on the south transept
OF the Cathedral, where construc-
ton was resumed last week. Mrs.
James NJ. Barnes. chairman of
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ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. Robert B. McQuin Of Ed
monston, Md, and Mrs. Alvin E.
Radford Of Washington have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Doris Irene, to Mr.. Harry
Allen Poss, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. johnson.
The wedding will take place Oc-
tober % at $50 o'clock in the
Presbyterian Church in Hyattsville,
the Rev. Hobart D. Evans officiat-
ing.
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the committee, will introduce the
speaker.
Following the meeting, Mrs. John
w. Suter, wife of the dean of the
Cathedral, will entertain the group
at an informal tea.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11

white chrysanthemums and
wrought iron candlelabra holding
slender white tapers.
Traditional Music
Prior to the ceremony, Miss
Laird, dressed in an off-the-
shoulder white net and wearing
pink carnation played soft
nuptial music at the organ.
While the candles were being
lighted by ushers Benton and
Charles Case, brothers of the
bride, and during the impressive
ceremony, Miss Laird played
,, "Liebestraum" by List.
Miss Betty Holloman. wearing
orchid taffeta, with corsage of
lavender NUNS, sang Because"
and II Love But Thee" accom-
panied by Mrs. levitt Moore At
the close Of the ceremony she
sang 'The Lords Prayer"
Mrs. Joe B. Thornton of Dallas,
Texas, sister of the bridegroom,
served as matron of honor, and
was lovely in an ice blue satin
gown fashioned with cap sleeves
love neckline and full skirt, fea-
turing a draped front worn over a
hoop. Her headdress was beaded
with pearls, and she carried a
colonial bouquet of pink daisies
Attendants Described
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Wilson
Fulton, of Clinton, sister of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. David De-
Coux of McComb, who wore iden-
teal gowns in smoky-rose satin,
fashioned with cap sleeves,
sweetheart neckline, and full
skirt, featuring diagonal folds
caught to the princess bodices'
Their headdresses and bouquets
were like the matron of honor's
Lovely little Sue Holmes of Nc
Comb served as flower girl and
wore an ice blue satin floor
length dress identical to that OF
the matron of honor. Serving as
ring bearer was Master Eddie
Baker, also of McComb, wearing
black velvet trousers and white
satin blouse.
c. H. Blanton. Sr. served his
son as best man. and groomsmen
were Wilson Fulton of Clinton,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
and David DeCoux of McComb.
Miss Gaze was escorted to the
altar by her father to the tradi-
tional strains of the Bridal
Chorus She wore a wedding
gown Of white slipper satin styled
with high neckline of illusion and
a bertha of Chantilly lace beaded
with pearls. The sleeves ended in
lily points at the wrists, and the
full skirt worn over a hoop fea-
tured draped front of Chantilly
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11
TO PRESENT PLAY

The Mountain Masquerades"
dramatics group from Blue Monu-
tain college will present 81 Re-
member Mama" in Durant High
school auditorium Tuesday night,
November Is.
Ticket are on sale by high
presented at Carthage on the fol-
school children. The play will be
pres ente at Carthage on the fol-
lowing Thursday night, Nov. Is.
Hammond, louisiana; Miss Julia
Fields of Jonesville, Louisiana;
Miss Fern Smith of Fort Mccoy,
Florida: Miss Ann Buchanan of
Blytheville, Arkansas; Miss Min
ME Goodwin of Hardy; Cornice
Winter, and Dot Boyd of Clinton;
and Oils Woods of Ole Miss.
Showers Given
Mrs. John McNeill and mother,
Mrs. A. Z. Fox, cousin and aunt
of the bridegroom, were hostess
es at the McNeill home on Arg
gle street to the wedding party
for the rehearsal supper.
Several lovely showers were
given for Mrs. Blanton prior to
her marriage. These included a
China-crystal tea shower given
by Mrs. David DeCoux and Miss
Grace Allen; a kitchen shower
given by the Aurils Fender
Y. w. A. Of which Miss Blanton
was q member; a linen shower
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11
Holmes-Conn Nuptiols
Said October 10th

Mrs. Marie Conn, Of Durant,
and John Boyd Holmes of West
and Greenwood, were married in
a quiet ceremony at the home of
the Rev. ] Buford Cove, pastor
Of the Methodist church in Can
ton. on Wednesday, October 20.
Their only attendants were Mrs.
Conn's sisters, Mrs. Madeline Ar
mold and Mrs. Robert Lehner,
both of Jackson.
Following a brief honeymoon in
Memphis, they are at home in
Durant. Mr.. Holmes. formerly of
Lexington and for the past IS
years an employee of the Y and
NV railroad, is at present bridge
foreman for the Illinois Central
Memphis division
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11
Mrs. Floyd Durham
Hostess To u. D. c.

Mrs. Floyd Durham opened her
attractive home on Castalian
street last Wednesday afternoon
to the Durant Daughters Chapter
U D. c. with IA members present.
The home was beautifully de-
corated with handsome vases of
autumn leaves and the flags.
All members took part in the
reading of the Chapter Ritual
which was followed with prayer
by Mrs. Ruby Rhyme.
'Benevolence," one point of the
chapters work was given by Mrs.
Gertrude Beechman First Con-
federate Stamp" was interesting
ly read by Mrs. Annie Lou
Stevens. Mrs. Pearl Mcgee gave
a beautiful tribute to the "Vete-
rams of Wars"
The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Marvin Stonestreet and Mrs. Jake
Herman served a delightful
salad plate earring out the
Thanksgiving motif to members
and guests, Mrs. H. ] Baine. Mrs.
Jim Ritter, Mrs. J. ]. Truitt, Mrs.
w. S. Kicks, Mrs Marvin Stone
street, Miss Hattie Cooper, and
Mrs. ST Dobbs of Chicago, Illinois,
and Mrs. Jake Herman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11
Society : Clubs : Personal:
Reception Is Held
For Methodist Pastor

An informal reception for
Methodist church members was
held at the church following
prayer meeting last night, spon-
sored by the w. S. c. S. and the
Wesleyan Service guild.
The affair was in honor of the
Rev. and Mrs. Travis Filgo, who
are retained in DuNant, where
the former has been pastor for
the past several months following
the resignation of the Rev. E.
R. Smoot.
Coffee. cake, and sandwiches
were served. The working COM
mittee was composed of Mrs. A.
B. Clements, president of the
w. S. c. S., Mrs. Miles Ray, Mrs.
James Norwood, Mrs. Clay Gum,
Mrs. Walter Odom, and Mrs. j..
r. Joyce.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11

In beautirur ceremony soIem-
nized Sunday, October II at four
o'clock in the afternoon at the
East McComb Baptist church,
Miss Dorothy Rosella Case,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. N.
Case, became the bride of Gle
renee Hix Blanton, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Blanton, ST.,
of this city.
Simplicity and dignity charact-
erized the double ring ceremony
which was performed by the Rev.
E. c. Edwards before a host Of
friends and relatives.
For the event the church was
lovely in a decorated motif of
ivy, rosa Montana, and Oregon
fern, which formed an altar
background for princess basket of
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11

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easy to cook. Riceland Rice
cooks deliciously tender with
white, fluffy, individual grains.
Most grocers now feature this
better-cooking, wonderfully-del-
cious, packaged rice-and at eco
nomical prices, too! Riceland Rice
costs only one-cent a serving.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11

To make pudding: Add coolnsa
Riceland Rice to milk and haAe
TO scalding point In top oe q
double boiler. Beat egg yorca
with sugar. Add hot RicelAnik
Rice and milk mixture slowly
to egg yolks and sugar. beating
vigorously. Pour all back intn
the top of the double boiler ank
cook over hot water until thick.
Fold in raisins or chopped fruita
II desired. Place In q butterea
casserole or pudding pan. Cover
with meringue and bake IN q
$50 degree oven until the me-
ringue is lightly Drowned.
To make meringue: Beat egI
whites until stiff. Gradually add,
four tablespoons sugar, beating
until the meringue will stand in.
peaks. Spread over top of pud-
ding.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-11-11
Delicious Riceland Rice Pudding

1 cup cooked Rioeland Rice
2 cups milk
2 eggs, separated
n cup sugar
4 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon vanilla
To cook Riceland Rice: Put 2
cups Of Riceland Rice, 2 tea
spoons Of salt and 4 cups Of cold
water in q large saucepan and
cover with q tight-fitting lid.
Set over q hot fame until It
boils vigorously. Then reduce
the heat as low al possible and
simmer for II minutes more,
during which time the water will
be absorbed, making the rice
deliciously tender. Remove the
lid, permit the rice to steam dry
to the desired consistency and
the grains viii be separate and
fluffy. Always use Riceland Rice
for best results.