r WCTU Groups Mrs. J. A. Honsick Roosevelt Backer Council Church Women THURSDAYS FROM 12:30 to 9 P.M. of To Hold Picnic Returns to SHOP Capital Usual Store Hours 9;30 A M. to fi P M. Closed Saturdays during July * August Plan Pan-American Tea The newly organized Iota Sigma After New York Trip Leads in Oklahoma union of the Woman's Christian Mr. J. A. Honsick, assistant Union will with By Frances Fide. j Temperance join finance director of the Maritime The card 01 tne Mrs. wnitenurst also is the Governor's Race membership espe- original Iota Sigma group in Commi^ion. was joined yesterday interested in a on Washington Council of Church cially booklet holding a picnic Saturday afternoon in their Chevy Chase home by Mrs. Women will have a new impor- "The Pacific and Its Islands" Honsick. who the week end in Defeats Nine Foes at the Palisade Playground Field spent Lee tance next season, according to and a South American quiz New York. Mrs. Honsick was the House. Sherrier place and Edmunds In Race for Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan, presi- which are nearing completion at guest over Sunday of Mr. Honsick's Senatorship; street N. W. The new group is com- Mrs. Helen Honsick Pendola dent of the organization. federation headquarters. The sister. posed of young business and pro- in her home at Elmhurst. L. I. GOP Picks W. P. Pine Not only will it entitle the work is being done by the re- fessional members of the WCTU. Mrs. Pendola will come to Wash- holder to attend various events, search staff under the president's Miss Marion is chairman B? th* A*M>ci»ted Pre.««. Lingford ington the end of the week to spend but admission to one of the supervision. of the Picnic Committee and reser- OKLAHOMA CITY. July 15.— a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. Hon- major fall programs -a Pan- More and more the national ; vations are being handled by Miss sick. Hurry for this Oklahoma Democrats, who renom- Eliff. American tea—will be “by mem- office here is becoming a clear- Mary --- for the _ inated New Dealer Josh Lee bership card oniv.” ing house for information sought | Senate, built up a lead for a Roose- The tea, incidentlly. promises by federated club women. Since Lockwoods on Visit Sale of as their choice for velt backer | to be an unusually interesting last October copies of 379.000 Weddings Mr. and Mrs. W A. Lockwood, of Special Governor with three-fourths (Continued From B-3.1 today affair. Wives of the various pamphlets dealing primarily Page Ta.koma Park, are visiting relatives of the unofficial returns from yes- Latin American ambassadors and with the war service program ! in Pittsburgh. terday's primary election tabulated. brother of the bride, was best man. ministers here, as well as wives have been mailed out on request. An informal Priced Robert (Bob* Kerr, the party's reception was held Higher of Cabinet officers and Supreme The office also has handled re- after the national committeeman, added bit ceremony. On-Sale of Wines Court justices, are being invited quests for approximately 300.000 The couple left after the Heavy by bit to his narrow margin over shortly to receive. of Government literature ceremonv and drove the second place Comer Smith, attorney pieces through Bottles Under Ban and 150.000 Great Smoky and Blue By Dresses for NOW and former member of Congress. Scheduled for September 29, speeches. Ridge Mountains to where P\ the Associated Press. Frank P. Douglass, district judge the tea will be held the after- Preparing for a well-earned Washington, they are residing at •RICHMOND. Va.. July 15.—The and homespun musician, was third. noon before the opening of the rest, members of the staff are Sulgrave Manor. 5130 Connecticut avenue. sale of heavier wines in bottles for With 2.709 of 3.674 re- annual two-day missionary in- closing up headquarters today precincts Miss Stevenson was graduated on-premises consumption was dis- and Next Year! the stitute. until the middle of ported count stood Kerr 105.- August. from University City High School. continued today under an order of 386. Smith The under the chair- Mrs. Whitehurst will 97,438, and Douglass institute, Apish up St. Louis. Mo., from Monmouth the Virginia ABC Board. nvanchin nf Mrc ThA/vInre 73.148. soiTiF worn hi nor nome in Balti- College in Monmouth, 111. and from Sale of these wines by the drink Wedel, thus will have a Latin more, but to have a sea- Miss School in will be permitted, however, until IWilburn Cartwright, eight-term her committee in friendly home, Television and Radio Corp. at Fort would purchase a bottle of wine, sit the Ameri- * member from the 3d district, hit checking over the rolls and send- sewing group of the Wayne. He is a member of Sigma down and drink until they became Spun Rayons hard at the lead of can Women's Services hefty Paul ing "reminder" letters to those Voluntary Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. intoxicated. * Stewart, veteran Sheers State Senator. In who haven’t yet signed up. offers a neighborly Monday Bemberg Rayon 356 out of the precincts 505, count * * * * morning. * was and Seersuckers Cartwright, 19.333, Stewart, Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, presi- The special activity of the unit SHOP THURSDAYS FROM 12:30 to 9 P.M. 20.939. * dent of the General Federation just now is the making of color- Representative Lyle Boren, three- Ginghams of Women's Clubs, is to ful "knee for convales- term Representative from the 4t.h trying quilts" * Batistes saw his lead over Park finish up a new handbook on the cents in the service hospitals. hard-hitting * Wyatt. Shawnee lawyer, whittled to mechanics of organization work Discarded tailors' scraps—no Shantungs a sliver. In 339 precincts out of before taking her summer vaca- piece larger than 2 by 4 inches— * 500. Boren had Broadcloths 14,298 to Wyatt's tion. are blanket stitched together 14,136. * The volume—the first of its with vari-colored yarn. And the ‘555 Apparently renominated were Jed Chambrays kind to be issued by the federa- result is an all-wool covering Johnson. 6th district; Mike Mon- tion in many a year—will include which is also gayly decorative. roney, 5th; Victor Wickersham, You'll rub your eyes in amazement at such values when summer has but just 7th. and Jack 2d. a discussion of parliamentary Additional members are being Nichols, Wesley begun! For you'll wear these full-skirted frocks, these one-piece, two-piece and Disney of the 1st district had no law' and the duties of various sought for the group which meets even dresses from NOW ON! can use another summer dress Democratic opponent. The State s officers, advice on arranging at 10 a.m. Mondays at the AWVS jacket Everyone lone Republican Representative, Ross fprums, tips on participation in headquarters. Some of the veter- and you'll snap up these value-ful frocks at first sight! All colors and styles Rizley of the also was 8th, unop- politics and a number of other an workers bring a lunch from for every occasion. posed for renomination. subjects of concern to club home, while others patronize the State Senator Julius Cox held a women. AWVS lunch bar. to lead for the Democratic position Sizes for Juniors, 9 15 Takf Yaur in the against Rizley general elec- Sizes for 12 to 20 tion. Misses, CksXm»J0dr Course in Cookery B"ds! Murray Runs Third. Sizes for Women, 38 to 44 Among Senator Lee’s nine op- Planned at YWCA U-NI-KWEE COTTON SHOP, JR. VOGUE—Second Floor was W. H. ponents 72-year-old A cold cooker course under Mrs. GIFT SHOP (Alfalfa BUD former Gov- Murray, Ernestine Quinn will be offered on ernor and Kennedy-Warren member of Congress, Thursday evening at the Young whose nest of rural votes : egg failed Women's Christian Association by ...... to hatch. the General Education Department, CLOSED Mr. ran third behind Orel Murray according to an announcement. The Ada who Busby, attorney, played course will start at 6 p. m. tomorrow. DUE TO THE DEATH for the Lee protest vote. Mr. Bus- A series of six classes in interpre- of by conceded Senator Lee’s renomi- tation of literature under Mrs. H. nation. Mrs. Barlow's Father Lyle Campbell began yesterday at In 2.112 precincts out of 3,674, the YWCA. They will be held from Opening July 20th the count was; Lee. 96,753; Busby, 10:30 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays. 46.868, and Murray, 19,821. Republicans chose W. P. Pine, Ok- SHOP THURSDAYS 12:30 " mulgee industrialist, to oppose Sen- to P P.M. I iW m ^ i*j ator Lee in the November general Store Hour« B:30 A M to 0 P.M. election. Mr. Pine served in the Closed Sat. thru July and Aug. Senate from 1925 to 1931. Featured in Our The Republicans nominated W. J. SUMMER SALES of Otjen. Enid attorney and former “ State Senator for Governor. r Furs nilipabornlltTwaiM f M> Let Uncle Sam borrow, today not tomorrow. Buy War bonds. Sove tomorrow on Persion! 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AMERICAN LEGION DAYS, July 16t,h and 17th. sponsoring all War 1 CLEARANCE!) Stamps and Bond Sales in our Victory Booth. First Floor. LARGE GROUP OF [ Summer/! • A big new shipment of White Kid Sandals. Storewide Reductions I jj • All other white I ¥ FOR infants styles. Dresses • | DIAPERS Minneapolis Infants' All Spectators. Tie Shirts :| 11.49 service soft birds-aa Long or Short Sleeves • eye diapers. Hemmed All Wheat Linens. forOgillU 3»c Cotton, now 1 Formerly «,f. 27»27 in._I D0I «9f Cotton and 10% Wool • Many dark styles for I 7.95 to 10.95 WARTIME 2 f”r /(7)hjmoy)h $1,00 ijier/ect ALTERNATE early fall wear. STOCKINETTE MOHAWK § Closely Stitched Pads I M I CRIB SHEET] 9c 17x18 in, 4 for—$1.00 1 1 $1.00 18x34 49c lSx18 in. _33c in.__79c I $1.59 27x40 in. s 79-“ 18x27 in._44c .-$1.25 | s. | 34x52 in. $1 25 24x36 m._ $2.59 _$1.98 i< 88c CARLTONS l j $2 25 o6x45 in. $1.44 SPECIAL FEATURE % $6.25 All S I imtiHK | Wool Knit 685 LEGGINGS ?• I CRIB SHEET f II Waterproof Boilable SET I v< 1 B1 AJ. I A L I l. 8.95 g VVJU1 It33 ni/jwiuuii Regularly 1 I Non-Irritating Comfortable i I 75c 18x18 in. __ 49c 54-75^ mm, 31 Regularly $2.29 I $1.50 18x36 in. .-$1.00 Cool as a cucumber 36x36 in. Excell Mit ALSO OJM $2.98 $1.98 for • SALE—Summer in ... this sun-back Full I quality, j.5 pinafore! Highly absorbent. Flannelette adapts Kiris and Styles Prints, Pastels and Whites. Seersuckers, spuns, skirted, with roomy pockets, itself readily to body end room tem- boys Pink.* "j peratures and will make baby warm blue or', and with more than a and others. You'll gay and comfortable. Flannelette washes white. Stratford*_4.99 Men's Florsheims-8.95 & 9.85 dimities, chambrays, voiles, rare ps |< dozen roses strewn round the easily. Just use the same Sizes 1 dresses at hem and in washing your bed linens and dry and 2. Andrew want two or three of these delightful £ bodice' You'll find in airy place of moderate tempera- Geller*_9.85 so many uses for it Men's this low price. Kiddie Tri-Wears_4.85 exceptionally you'll want one in each $2.50 Women'* Flortheim*_8.95 color! BABY PANTS J, Jrrnane Shop—Second l loor Arch Rose and Blue Life, Woterproof Selby Preterver* 7.85 & 8.85 Men's Hahn Specials_3.85 * 1 Long $|.98 Sixes 12 ta 20 Regular f ______— Made as a practical 59c Value o 1 i « seat STREET FLOOR c n sible I i 4 $ with adjustable foot Sleeve rest and removable | Sale! Two-Piece Long rubber guard- can- | | vas strap. Colors are maple or SEVEN SHOE STORES Take Your in blonde. Change iai Dtwiitwa Slam Fptawa Master Stares / Stamps! I SUMMER SUITS 3212 I44fc $♦. | 1 1207 AST. s a Comar Park RoaA I I >5 AMERICAN LEGION Woman Children's *4t3 Ctiw. Art. Cor Albamaria I Regularly 14.95 to 22.95 f 8 DAYS Keeps baby 7tto A K Master Shoe Store HAHN comfortable in 16 and 11 in Our 3 ID I Wllwn Bird. Va. I 11 ;§ Laly hotest weather, • 4tli A Phone District 6343 Arlington. First acid proof, A Men’s Exclusively Victory Booth, Floor, All Storas 1 t. odorless. See for Listings Uptown sponsoring alt War Stamps * 3AI A St. Woman '* Florsheims Directory Night Opan Entry Evanmg 1 Bu\ U. S War Bonds and Stamps 4 and Bond Sales! lAtb j* A A Shoe Repair Shop < 8alf»mor# Sfora, 37 W#tf LMin^ott \ Sf G 7 i 9