September 6, 1947 Want Ads-3-3131 THE KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINE Tune in at 990 on Your Dial -Hear it on WNOX-Read it in The News-Sentinel Page 3 Junior Assembly Starts Social Whirl for School Set With Dance at Club 24 Make a Bow at Dance BACK to school with loads to talk about will go the 24 new members of the Junior Assembly. They were presented at the annual fall assembly last night at Cherokee Country Club. uncOver, the with a Rainbow" little was imagina- the tion, the dancers were in the clouds. Clusters of balloons were from the ballroom's chanceliers just after the last lass stepped through the trellis for her presentation bow. A large cut-out rainbow was Just inside the entrance to the dance floor, and the trellis at the end of the ballroom was entwined with flowers in rainbow colors.
The letters, "Junior Assembly Presents," topped the trellis. Miss "Emcee" Introducing each new member was Jerry Worsham, the group's new president. Jerry's dance frock was off ankle-length navy taffeta, with which she wore high heeled slippers. Jewelry notes were rhinestone earrings and necklace. Standing with Jerry for the formal welcoming were the Assembly officers and board members.
The orchestra's compliment to the new members was "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody." Double-dating for dances gets another line in the diaries of Jerry and her guest, Craig Kilpatrick of Sweetwater. They went Chattanooga together last week for the Cotton Ball. School Friends Mary Clarke Webster and her houseguest, Deanie Wallace, were roommates at Ward-Belmont for two years and made it a repeat performance last year at Sophie Newcomb in New Orleans. Deanie came from Jackson, for visit and the dance. It was a trip "back home" for Sandy Spilman, who formerly lived in Knoxville.
Sandy, whose home is now in Statesville, N. and who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Martin Baker on Lyons View Pike. was the dance guest of Mollie Hazen, White was a favorite color and foil to vacation tans. Clara Ashe's white faille was made halter style, and she wore flowers in her hair.
Sis Roddy's flirtatious little red pumps twirled around, be- JUST PRESENTED--Pat ballroom just after she made a neath the hoop skirt of her white brocade satin frock. Bows around the strapless bodice matched the shoes. Sisters in Blue The blonde sisters, Pat and Nancy Sterchi chose shades of blue. Gathers of royal blue net formed the skirt of Pat's dress, and the bodice was of silver and blue. Nancy wore light blue marquisette in Colonial design with a 1947 note in the strapless bodice.
Woodson Goforth was party hostess to two out-of-town guests and King Benson trip into the as a new member. last night, Toni Gaines of Winterhaven, and Libby Lewis of Bethesda, Toni is the houseguest of Mrs. Hal Mebane and Libby is visiting the Dale Mayo family. Dance theme colors were the dresses of Harriet Calloway, who was in green, Mary Alice Smith in yellow, and Ethel Baumann in pink. Margaret Wright wore green and white plaid marquisette with flowers in her hair.
Favors to the new members were hand 1 bouquets of pastel Dr. Woodward's Ambition By Elizabeth Seifert CHAPTER -FOUR In the operating theater that morning, Malcolm worked like an intern, diffidently and uncertainly. He went back down to meet some office appointments feeling as old as Andrew had called him. He was baffled at the skill with which Woodward had set him in the wrong, had placed him in a position to question himself. Malcolm was not clever enough to fight such a man alone.
He'd need help--and he knew where to seek it. There was one person he could count on-always. Martin. He'd go to Martin, ask him to tell him honestly about his migraine. "Miss Perry," said Dr.
Glenn, briskly, as he went into his suite, "will you ask my brother to come into my office?" Already There "He's in there already, Doctor," said Susan. Malcolm strode through the big office, into the examination room beyond. Martin stood staring out of the window, his hand smoothing his dark hair. "I wanted to see you, Marty-" Malcolm began. "I wanted to see you," his brother broke in.
Malcolm took a fresh coat from hanger in his locker. "What about? You sound serious." Martin turned, and leaned his wide shoulders against the window frame. "Darned serious, Doc," he said quietly. "I--I hope you take this thing as I mean it." Malcolm's fingers faltered over the things he was clipping to his pocket--pen, pencil, thermometer, "Let's have it," he said tightly, wondering if Martin, too, was going to advise him to retire. Resignation Again Martin's hand stroked his black hair.
"I thought I should break the news to you privately, Doc. Not spring it on you at the Directors' meeting. But- I'm planning to turn in my resigSERVICE RADIO CABS. 2-2121 Stuarts After Better Sandwiches WATCH FOR OPENING OF Knoxville's New Camera Supply Store MYERS PHOTO SHOP 217 So. Gay CAMERAS SUPPLIES Mr.
Myers and Miss Blazier Marry Today An additional note of sentiment will be given to the wedding of Miss Stella Josephine Blazier and Edward Myers by the gold bracelet which the bride will wear. It belonged to her maternal grandmother and has been worn by all the brides in the family. The ceremony will take place at 7 p. m. today at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William M. Blazier, Salem Road. Baskets of white gladioli and arrangements of palms will be centered around the fireplace. The ceremony will be by candlelight.
The Rev. E. H. Ganskopp will officiate. Mrs.
Joseph F. Houser, sister of the bride, will present a program of wedding music. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, will wear a blue gabardine suit with beige blouse and hat. Her other accessories will be brown. Her corsage will be of brown orchids.
Mrs. Davis L. Jennings will be her sister's only attendant. She will wear a grey, gabardine suit with black and white accessories. Her corsage will be of purple orchids.
Homer K. Myers, brother of the groom, will be best man. The bride's mother will wear a black dress with black accessories, and a corsage of gardenias. The groom's sister, Mrs. Cecil E.
Sayne, will wear a grey dress, black accessories and a gardenia corsage. A reception will be held following the ceremony. Arrangements of tuberoses and white asters will be used with the wedcake on the bride's table. Assisting in serving will be Misses Wilma Jean and Reba Blazier, sisters of the bride. After a wedding trip, the couple will be at home on McCammon Road.
The bride attended East Tennessee State College and is now secretary to County Judge James W. Elmore. The groom attended Roanoke College in Salem, and is now studying agricultural engineering at the University of Tennessee. He was in military service for three and a half years. Show Hours TENNESSEE: Shirley Temple and Cary Grant in Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer, (ends today), 11, 12:45, 2:30.
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1:50, 3:20. 4:50, 6:20, 7:55. 9:25. PIKE: Great (through Wednesday). 2, 3:15, 4:50.
6:25. 8. 9:35. STRAND: Monte Hale and Adrian Booth in California Way." (ends today) 8, 10:15, 12:40, 2:30, 4:20, 6:10, 8, 9:50. BOOTH: Sharyn Moffett and Jacqueline White in (today only), 2, 3:33.
5:06. 6:39, 8:12, 9:45. STATE: "Return of Rusty," (today only), 3:30, 5, 6:30, 7:55, 9:25. PARK: Jack Carson and Martha Vickers in "Love And Learn, (ends today), 2. 3:41.
5:24, 7:07, 8:50. PALACE: Olivia de Havilland and Ida Lupino in (ends today 5:30. 7:26. 9:21. HORNE: Sonny 5.
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7:51. 9:17. BROADWAY: Robert Henry in "Danny Bov. (today only), 1:30, 3:30. 5:30.
7:30. 9:30. JOY: Kirby Grant in "Bad Men of the Border." (today only), 2:20, 4:10, 6:05. 7:55, 9:24. ROXY: Johnny Mack Brown in "Silver also "Blonde For A Day," (ends today), 9, 10:14, 1:09, 4:03, 6:58, 8:12.
9:27. DAWN: Smiley Burnette in "Bandit of The Badlands," (today only), 1:30, 3 3:30. (today LEE: 5:30. only), Eddie 7:30. 1:30, Dean 9:30.
in 3:20, "Caravan 5:15, 7:10, 9. Navy To Open Bids for Armory Bids for the Navy Reserve's $2-million armory to be built on Ft. Loudoun Lake, just below University of Tennessee Bridge, will be opened Wednesday and contracts will be awarded, Lt. Comdr. W.
B. Brown, Naval Reserve director in Knoxville, said. An additional 40 by 100-foot Butler type building is expected to be authorized in the next few days to house a Marine Reserve unit of 235 men. Pending completion of that unit, the Marines will use the Navy facility, he explained. ROTT ENDS TODAY A Shayne THRILLER! Blonde Day ADAMS KENDALL ADVENTUROMANCE! RANGE any BROWN baymond MATTON Chapter No.
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Wrong Play May By WILLIAM E. America's Card Authority Written for NEA Service WE have not heard from our friend Sylvia for a long time. Sylvia is the girl who always does the wrong thing, but it always works out right. Here is one of her hands for you. On the opening spade lead East went up with the ace and Sylvia (South) dropped the king.
East returned a small heart and Sylvia won with the jack. Now she realized that if the king of diamonds was on her left, she was all right; but if she led a diamond a and East won, undobtedly he would return another trump--and Sylvia would not be to trump any diamonds. At this point she led the jack of spades, then took three rounds of trumps. Now she had one entry into dummy, the ace of clubs, and then she could discard a diamond on the queen of spades. But she still would lose three diamond tricks.
Should she lead toward the queen of diamonds and hope Not Sylvia. led the eight of that the king, was on her left? In the Hospitals A Avenue. Mrs. Marcus Lane, Route 8, Byrd. 112 Vermont Avenue.
Omer R. Vittetoe. 239 Murphy Street Eugene Yates, 1012 Chipman Street. Miss Billie Payne. 711 May Avenue Tom Fox.
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Ulyss Sams, 385 Jourolmon Avenue, Dismissed Mrs. Flora Slagle, 402 Quincy Avenue. Kenneth P. Cupp. 4319 Selma Avenue.
Mrs. Claude Roberts 306 Avenue B. Vestal. E. J.
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Mrs. Ida Loy, 1807 Nadine Street. Jackie Wolfenbarger, 212 West erald Avenue. Jessie L. Branson, 1419 Cline Street.
Mrs. J. S. Slemp. 1019 Olive Avenue.
Mrs. Herbert Mills, Strawberry Plains. Mrs. V. R.
Cate, 227 Woodland Avenue. KNOXVILLE GENERAL Admitted Mrs. E. B. Harvey, 609 East Hill Avenue.
Fred Horton, Maryville. Mrs. Edith Hanley, 4260 Holloway Drive. Jimmy Sands, Concord. Mrs.
Edwin Liddell, 610 Morgan Street. Mrs. Ralph Atchley, Neuberts. Mrs. Dorothy Knox, Neuberts.
Mrs. Glenn Perry, 2358 Woodbine Avenue. F. E. Jones, Lansing.
W. M. Byrge. Devonia. Mrs.
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Route 1. Jobe Perry. Route 2. Strawberry Plains. Mrs.
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Lenoir City. Mary Kirk. 2021 West Cumberland Avenue. Aaron Cook. Tellico Plains.
Marion Williams, Fountain City. C. J. Boling, Route 4. Mrs.
Mary Buschm, 1032 Claiborne Place. Mrs. Norma J. Allen, John Sevier. ST.
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Bryan Parker, Jacksboro. Wiley Heidel. Wartburg. Hubert Blalock, Twentieth Street. Callie Russell, 131 Mississippi Avenue.
Zella Sharp, 2430 Woodbine Avenue. Mrs. Dallas Hice, Inskip. Agnes Whitfield, Alcoa. Mrs.
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Dismissed Mrs. George Creighton, 104 Drive 1. Western Heights. Mrs. T.
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H. Franklin, Route 10. Sam Monday, Ewing, Va. Mrs. Hooper Barber.
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Mrs. Charles T. Williams, Alma Avenue. Mrs. Matt Baker, Middlesboro.
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Higden, 2811 Hiawassee Avenue. Kenneth Brown, Big Springs. School Safety Patrols are for the protection of our children. Heed all signals of these patrols. Kingston Pike PIKE Euclid Phone Bus Line Cont.
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A club return allowed her to discard two diamonds on the ace and queen of clubs, and another one on the queen of spades. Thus she lost a spade, a diamond and a club. Tim Mansons Have Daughter Dr. and Mrs. Tim Manson of Chattanooga announce the birth of a daughter Thursday at Erlanger Hospital.
Mrs. Manson is the former Miss Ellen Taylor, daughter of Federal Judge and Mrs. George C. Taylor, 2778 Kingston Pike. Judge and Mrs.
Taylor are visiting the Mansons in Chattanooga. CHORAL MEETING SET The Knoxville Women's Choral Ensemble will start its fall program Monday night at the YWCA. Mrs. Lelia Leslie is director. The meeting is set for 6 p.
m. A dash of salt added to eggwhites makes them whip easily and helps form a stiffer foam. When making an angel cake, always add the salt called for in the recipe to the egg whites cefore beating. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner "In your report to the Military Affairs committee, gentlemen, please say this department is alerted and ready for any emergencythese are blank forms in triplicate!" Radio Log, Saturday Night, Sept. 6 WNOX-CBS BIR-ABC WROL-NBC WIBK 990 KC 1240 KC 620 KC 800 KC 00-(N) Sports 15-News and 45 Reichman 00-Tenn.
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m. at Mann chapel today for C. M. Preston, chairman of the Board of Hamilton National Bank, who died at the home at 2722 Kingston Pike early yesterday. The Rev.
E. B. McGukin, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, officiated. He was one of the closest friends of Mr. Preston, who was a member of First Presbyterian.
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Free pattern printed inside book. nation from the Staff. I'm leav-, ing the Hospital." Malcolm gulped. "What are you going to do?" Martin nodded. "Well, sir, there's an opportunity research at the Medical Center in New York that I don't think I should turn You see, Doc, while I'm grateful as all get-out for what you've done for me, and I admire you tremendously--I am still a person in my own right.
And I'm pretty sure the time has come for me to separate from you, and to try to make something of a professional name and identity for myself. You see, Doc, here in the Lair, I'm Dr. Malcolm Glenn's brother, and always will be." Be Missed Malcolm stooped to pick up his discarded jacket; he put it down the chute and closed the little door very carefully. "You're right. I expect, Marty," he said slowly.
"I'll. miss you like the dickens, but I do want to be fair. You're probably as right as rain -you should get out, And I'll do nothing to stand in way. Will you take Susan you youen go?" Martin lifted one shoulder. "If she'd go, I'd take her." "Won't she go? Have you asked her? I mean, have you told her you're leaving?" "No, I wanted you to know first.
But--I don't need to tell her, or ask her. I don't believe she'd leave you." His dark face was bitter. "That isn't right, Marty!" Martin's hand reached for the knob of the door which connected this room with his own inner office. "You know well it isn't right!" he cried. Would Be Others Jerry thought, "I'll bet I barge in on Doc just at the wrong minute." He really should have waited till he got home, but at home, there'd be Nanny, and the others to put in their two cents worth.
This decision of his was strictly between Doc and himself. Still hobbling around with the help of a cane, he stumped through the hospital lobby, down the hall. At the office door, his father was talking to a departing patient. Jerry stood aside until he had finished when, at Malcolm's nod, he went into the office. "Sit down, Jerry.
Is there something special on your mind?" Malcolm asked in an absentminded tone. Jerry marked out pattern of the soft rug with the rubber ferrule of his cane. "It was something special, Doc," he said gruffly. Wants Change Malcolm sat down at his desk, took off his glasses. "Let's have it," he said, his tone kind.
Jerry's flat cheeks flushed. "I- Doc, I want to change over from the study of medicine to something else." There! It was out! Now he need just sit back and answer Doc's arguments. He had not thought his father Stamps' BLUE RIDGE QUARTET Concert Programs Walland Hi p.m. the and Me would look so stunned. As it Jerry had struck below the belt.
"Doc, I-" the young man faltered. Malcolm rubbed his hand over his eyes. "This hits me pretty hard, Jerry. I had made some rather rosy plans you and your professional career." "I know, sir. I-it's just that I'm not sure I was meant to be a doctor.
There are so many years of work ahead-and when you're not sure-why, I'd be too old to start anything else-" Agreement "What else do you want to do?" Malcolm inquired. "I'm not sure of that either-" Jerry admitted unhappily. Malcolm said then, "will you do one thing for me?" "If I can Doc." said the young man readily. "I'd like you to finish this present term. That will give you a little time to think over this idea, to see if it really is the decision you want to make." Jerry looked thoughtful, then he nodded.
Doc," he said in a tone of relief, "I'll do that for your sake." Malcolm smiled, as if he were very weary. "I was asking you to do it for your own sake, Jerry." MONDAY: Martin challenges Susan. Mistaken Identity Charged in Car Sale A county employe, L. King, says that it was "just a case of mistaken identity" because he was out of the city when a stolen car was sold to Dowell Simpson, 817 Winona Street. Mr.
Simpson says that Mr. King, truck driver for the county highway department, "looks like the man" who sold the car to him for $875 on July 23. Mr. King, 517 Seventh Avenue, Fountain City, is charged with false pretense. Sessions Court Judge B.
A. Gleason yesterday continued indefinitely further hearing on the charge pending examination by a handwriting expert of the signatures on the bill of sales and other papers bearing the name of "Luther L. King." Five Seek Divorces Five new diyorce bills, filed in Domestic Relations Court yesterday, are: Nova Maglio Capps against Harold J. Capps; Clarence M. Johnson, 24, Route 9, Island Home Pike, against Ruth Ann Johnson; Thomas Eugene Richards against Mary Ann Cabe Richards: Ann Burleson against Burleson; Johnnie T.
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DinSingin' Sam. 7:30, Norman Cloutier Top This? 100,000 Missing After Indian Riots By United Press NEW DELHI, Sept. have reported that more than 100,000 Hindus and Sikhs were missing and at least 10.000 of them believedly massacred in an attempt to escape from a Moslem trap in a remote corner of Pakistan. TONIGHT LIFE OF RILEY Starring William Bendix 7:00 Ralph Edwards Truth or Consequences 7:30 Frank Sinatra Your Hit Parade 8:00 WROL 620 On Every Dial TODAY: KNOXVILLE'S COOL THEATRES TENNESSET 1 bu 1 Last Times Today Cary Grant Myrna Loy Shirley Temple in "The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer" Donald Duck Cartoon in Technicolor and Tennessee World News DOORS OPEN 10:45 Features at 11:00. 12:45.
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