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THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1943. 19 Tea Today Is in Honor Of Teacher (Continued From Page Four) ford, Miss Lena Parsons, Miss Hermine Tracy. Also, Mrs. Eva Franklin, Mrs. Mary Ellis, Miss Winifred Parsons, Miss Margaret McNulty, Miss Jessie Lane, Miss Ella MeCusker, Mrs.

Wilhelmina, Hall, Miss Emily Bush, Mrs. Grace HartBorIn, Mary Simpson, Mrs. Catherine Cincebox, Harold Crandall, John Johnson, Benjamin F. Cincebox and Superintendent of Schools Lee J. McEwan.

Miss Maynard Wed to Seaman Miss Celia Maynard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Maynard Port Crane, was married June 13 at 3 p. m. to Second Class Seaman Robert C.

Lent, U.S. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lent of Port Crane. The ceremony was performed in the Port Crane Methodist Church by the Rev.

F. N. Cooper. Wedding music was played by church was decorated with garden flowers and ferns. The couple was attended by Miss Edna Hallack as maid of honor, and Elmer Schraeder as best man.

The bride wore a blue and white suit with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. The maid of honor wore a royal blue dress, red accessories and a corsage of red carnations. Mrs. Maynard, the bride's mother, wore a black dress with white accessories and a corsage of sweetpeas. Mrs.

Lent, mother of the bridegroom, wore an aqua dress with luggage tan accessories and a corsage of sweetpeas. The bridegroom will return to his base at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, while the bride will remain at the home of her parents. July 28 Date Of Wedding Mrs. George D. LaTell of Frey Avenue, Vestal, today announced the approaching marriage of her Mathews, to Rodney Lewis, daughter, Miss Betty, Nadine son of Mr.

and Mrs. James M. Lewis of 2701 East Main Street, Endicott. The ceremony will take place July 28 in Endicott First Baptist Church, with the Rev. Frederick H.

Sterne officiating. Miss Mathews is a graduate of Union-Endictt High School. Mr. Lewis was graduated from Vestal Central School and is employed by International Business Machines. Sixth Anniversary Is Observed A housewarming party which also marked the celebration of the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack E. Fancher was held recently at their home, 51 Bevier Street. were played, followed byames buffet Gifts were presented to and hostess. Guests were Miss Hope White, Robert Weir, Mr.

and Mrs. John Cornell. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs.

Betty Becraft, Miss Marie Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nicholas, Mrs. Nettie Wormsley, Merle Wormsley, and Miss Beverly Hall. Miss Lockard Becomes Bride Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Lockard of 28 Cary Street announce the marriage of their daughter, Olga Elsie, to Donald Allen Tiffany, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Elwood Tiffany of 2 Utica Avenue, Hillcrest.

The ceremony was performed June 10 in the chapel at Camp Campbell, Ky. The bride wore a turquoise blue outfit with white accessories. ENGAGED-Mrs. Grace Skillen of 15 Grand Avenue, Johnson City, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Joyce Elizabeth, to Private Harry E. Van Luvanee, U.

S. Army Air Corps, Greensboro, N. son of Mrs. Earl Van Luvanee, Country Club Road, Johnson City. No date has been set wedding.

Surprise Party In Vestal Home Mrs. Ina Hoppes and Mrs. Grace Hill were honored at a joint surprise birthday party yesterday in the home of the latter in 62 Main Street, Vestal. A covered dish luncheon held including a decorated birthday cake. Gifts were presented to the honor guests.

Among those attending were Thelma Jones, Mrs. Alice Bosket, Mrs. Frances Harkness, Mrs. Nellie Westfall, Mrs. Jennie Woodside, Mrs.

Viola Smith, Mrs. Ruth Gilg, Mrs. Ada Bokelkamp, Mrs. Leah Roff. Mrs.

Edith Sutton, Miss Laura Jane Kent, Miss Peggie Ann Westfall, Miss Janet Bokelkamp and Harold Gilg. Knitters Club Has Meeting Endicott Rainbow Knitters Club members met last Ideal Home Library in Endicottfor a session of knitting and refreshments. Hostesses in charge of refreshments last night were Mrs. Olive Hulette, Mrs. Betty Smith and Mrs.

Phyllis Fuller. Members attending included Mrs. Lois Blanchard, Mrs. Bessie Dyer, Mrs. Esther Dyer, Mrs.

Florence Darrow, Mrs. Marion Lewis, Mrs. Lavancha Boyles, Mrs. Edith Miller, Mrs. Ruth Grossman, Mrs.

Josephine Bliss, Mrs. Yolanda Pacenza and Mrs. Viola Kenyon. At the next meeting July 6 in the library, hostesses will be Mrs. Bessie Dyer, Mrs.

Grossman, Mrs. Marian McLain and Mrs. Kenyon. The Chamberlins Entertain Mr. and Mrs.

Burt Chamberlin of 27 Broad Street. Johnson City, entertained Monday night at their home in honor of Corp. Tech. Wilfred Smith, stationed at Camp Polk, La. Corporal Smith is home on a furlough.

Guests were Miss Virginia Morse of Endwell, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Ruth Meade, Miss Norma Jewett, Miss Naomi Whitman, Miss Ella Chamberlin, Miss Barbara Chamberlain, Miss Helen Struthers, Whitman and Gavin Struthers. Weary Feet Perk Up With Ice-Mint Treat When feet burn, callouses sting and every step is torture, don't just groan and do nothing. Rub on a little Ice-Mint, Frosty white, cream-like, its cooling soothing comfort helps drive the fire and pain right out tired muscles relax in grateful relief. A world of difference in a few minutes. See how Ice-Mint helps soften up corns and callouses too.

Get foot happy today, the Ice-Mint way. Your druggist has Ice-Mint. -Advertisement. SPECIAL VALUES for Johnson City Days SLIPS HOUSECOATS $3.98 Rayon. $2.98 CURTAINS Bengaline RAINCOATS, $7.95 Value $6.49 Discount 1 Lot and JACKETS 12 Price ONE LOT Coats PRICE TOWELS 59c Value 3 for $1.00 DRESSES Values to $6.98 $2.98 GIRLS' COATS- Disc.

FINE COTTON House Dresses HOSE $1.95, $2.50, $2.98, $3.25 SKIRTS- Disc. Disc. Values HANCOCK'S CITY JOHNSON OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT Birthday Party For Mrs. Swartz Mrs. Ivan Swartz was honored at a birthday, party given by members Monday Night Birthday Club of Johnson City Further in home 122 of Mrs.

Ethel Thomas Street, Johnson City. Refreshments were served to the guests, who included Mrs. Charles Fritsch, Mrs. Floyd Harvey, Mrs. George Thorpe, Mrs.

Fred Focht, Mrs. George Winters, Mrs. Frank Randall, Mrs. Oscar Hamilton, Mrs. Bror Larsson, Mrs.

William Roberts, Mrs. De Witt Dorland, Mrs. Thomas Barrett, Mrs. Samuel Guy, Miss Nora Heller and Miss Eleanor Barnfather. Rainbow Class Has Meeting A red, white and blue patriotic color was used in decorations hostess at a scheme.

meeting Monday night of the Rainbow Class of the East Side Congregational Church at the Ollie Steiger, 18 Livingston Street. Mrs. Peter Klee was the assistant hostess. Members attending the meeting were Mrs. Hubert Ballard, Mrs.

Allen Rifenbark, Mrs. George Schmidt, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mrs. Saul W. Botnick, Mrs.

Gerald Rohr, Mrs. Ernest W. Bittner, Mrs. Kopyar, Mrs. Luther emprehena Mrs.

Emma Wagner. Binghamton Couple Attend at Wedding Mrs. Edna Carpenter Hook and Roland Smith, both of Sherman, were married June 12 in the Lanesboro, Methodist Church. The pastor, the Rev. George J.

Becker, officiated at the ceremony. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Sheroshick of Binghamton.

Mrs. Sheroshick is the daughter of the bride. The bride wore a navy blue ensemble with white accessories. The couple will live at Sherman, Pa. Wiana Club To Make Dressings Members of the Endicott Wiana Club will make surgical dressings for the Red Cross Wednesday night in EnJoie Clubhouse, according to plans made last night at a meeting in the home of Miss Polly Krotts in 410 Loder Avenue, Endicott.

Refreshments were served after the business session. Club to Meet Members of the Triple Cities Winactah Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the red room of Your Home Library in Johnson City. Reunion Canceled Annual Clark family reunion scheduled for Saturday, June at 10 a.

m. at the Grange Hall, Glenwood, will not be held this year because, of the curtailment of due to the war emergency, it was announced by officers of the group today. IN AIR FORCE Mr. and Mrs. Robert silver bombardier wings Private Maurice Foley, Avenue, is stationed infantry unit.

First Mrs. Floyd Pike, 9 in the Army Air School AND INFANTRY--Willis I J. Hause, left, son of C. Hause, 3 Cary, Street, recently received his at Midland Army Air Field, Midland, Tex. center, son of Mrs.

Mary Foley, 170 Broad at Camp Gordon Johnston. with an army Class Private Robert D. Pike, son of Mr. and Pleasant Street, is studying aviation mechanics at Chanute Field, Through new steel alloy processes, Army Ordnance saved enough nickel to supply the needs 46.000 heavy tanks and 17,000 75-mm. howitzers.

Oyster shells, used to surface dirt streets, won't damage auto tires if the 35 miles an hour speed limit is observed. Cleric to Give 36 Diplomas Ss. Cyril and Methodius Exercises Sunday The Rev. Cyril Orendac will of SS. Methodius School present diplomas, to 36 graduates at commencement exercises at the Community Center at 7:30 p.

m. Sunday. Stephen Swatt will be valedictorian, and Bertha Jane Monasky I salutatorian. At 7:30 mass in the morning, the class will receive holy communion, and a breakfast will be served them by reacher Cyril and Methodius Association. Members of the graduating class are: George Anthony, Joseph Balok, Paul Beadle, Vincent Benko, Francis Bolebruch, Paul Demchak, Robert Disch.

John Dubrava, Francis Jastrab, Alphonse Knatik, Andrew Katusak. Edward Larko, William Napriela, Andrew Pelshaw, Rudolph Pucek. Robert Strilka, Stephen Swatt, Robert Tomanek, Stephen Zurenda. Rosemary Albrechta, Joanna Barina, Marie Hudak, Margaret Hudy, Alice Jurik, Pauline Karas, Theresa Kofia, Theresa Mureko, Theresa Ondrako, Mary Polosky, Mary Jane Shafnisky, Regina, Verba, Snuthka, Frances Wilhelmina Vanek. Zlinsky, Bertha Jane Monasky.

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The Sy- rian-Lebanon colony here has trained a parrot to help them in their sale of war bonds. He has mastered the art of saying "'Awrrk! God Bless America! Wannta buy a bond?" Just Arrived A SHIPMENT OF FINE WATCHES for AT ONLY SPECIAL DEPENDABLE MOVEMENT EASY-TO-READ 12 DIAL VARSITY YELLOW GOLD COLOR 5 9 SMARTEST MADE BY STYLING NATIONALLY KNOWN WITH MANUFAC LEATHER TURER. WRIST BAND SOnnE'S 241 MAIN STREET, JOHNSON CITY Norwich: 20 South Broad Street CORPORALS Binghamton soldiers who spent recent furloughs at home are Corp. Michael Bezek, left, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Bezek. 7 Cliff Avenue, who is stationed at the Army Air Base, Bainbridge, and Corp. Harry E. Gassler, son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Gassler, 21 High Street, who is stationed with an armored division at Los Angeles, Cal. TWO ARE HONORED The Woman's Benefit Association, Review 355, held memorial services for two deceased members in the clubrooms at 299 Chenango Street last night. The two members were Mrs.

Lillian Williams and Mrs. Maude Ball. A flag was held for service men who have died in World War I. Mrs. Alma Secor was in charge of music.

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