The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 9

7 i. 4 Wed. Feb. 9. 1955 THE INDEX-IOURNAL.

GREENWOOD. S. C. Page Nir NXKKKhKK0 Leaves For Germany 4 -vt 'i I rv. -0.

I IK tJ i NS. jVL'r II $4 Iff" -Wl AMckMiih lAV ft. V- II lU CI Uf RIGHT MODEL 'Si-iV jL Mrs. Joe J. Gtargel will leave tonight (or New York to wll Peb.

14 to )oin her husband. Sergeant SUrgel, for a year's itay in Mann-helm, Oermany. Sergeant Stargel left the Cnlted States (or Oermany In October. He haa had duty In Korea and Japan, Mrs. Stargel la the former LoU Ounter.

Sergeant Stargel la the aon ot Mrs. Elsie MoCuen of Greenwood. MEETINGS Iris Garden Club win meet at KR0EHLER 100 NYLON TWEED SOFA BED AND SWIVEL ROCKER 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

C. J. Scurry. Mrs. 8.

L. Leaman will Just the comfortable group you need for your porch for cool relaxation. Buy the group end save! Turquoise, Cherry Red or Black Regulorly 219.95 and White Tweed covers. Com Hoover triple-action cleaner. Beats as it sweeps.

Handy tools for all cleaning jobs. Save now! fortably upholstered for day or night use. be assistant hostess SATURDAY, FEB. II Johnny-Jump-rp Junior Garden and Bird Club will meet at 3:30 p. m.

at at home of Phyllis Holbrooks, New Market St. Charlotte Glasgow will be co-hostess. Members are to bring exhibits. Epsllon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gsmma will have a dutch luncheon at 1 p. m.

at the home of Mrs. Abney Coleman. 519 Orace St. 111 SWIVEL ROCKER St $5 Down Delivers! 59 ft Bought Separately UsVaHawflaaHaW Rosebud Junior Garden Club THURSDAY, FEB. It Lotna Garden Club will meet at 11:30 a.

m. at the Oregon Hotel. Mrs. Nolan Rauton, Mrs. O.

S. Munnerlyn and Mrs. R. C. Lomln-Ick will be hostesses.

Gardenia Garden Club will meet at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. W.

Holbrooks. Lander Club will meet at 4 In the college recreation room. Miss Marie Chisholm will speak on Fine Arts Then and Now. Mrs. W.

F. Marshall, Mrs. W. B. Robeson.

Mrs. T. I. Dowling, Mrs. J.

W. Babb snd Mrs. B. M. Drier will be hostesses.

John Wesley Class of St. Paul's Methodist Church will, meet at the home of Mrs. Toomer LaRoche at 1:30 p. m. Duplicate Brlde Club will meet at 3 p.

m. at the club house. Players are asked to come with partners or foursomes. The club meets twice monthly. Alternate meetings are held at 10 a.

m. on Thursdays. FRIDAY, FEB. 11 Panola Community Club will meet at 7 p. m.

at the Community House, First St. A special program haa been planned In observance of the 24th anniversary. Dahlia Garden Club will meet at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

Hal Ellenberg with Mrs. E. B. Henderson joint hostess. Daffodil Garden Club will meet at noon at the Oregon Hotel with Mrs.

Abney Coleman and Mrs. J. F. Ouzts as hostesses. mm "A tfxSs, Bird Club win meet at 3:30 at the home of Ruth Peterson with Becky Ann Reynolds assistant hostess.

This will be a valentine party and the arrangements on Cupid's Party are to be done individually or in groups. Ever Ready Class of West Side Baptist Church will meet with Miss Carrie Nash, 329 Grove at 7:30 p. m. Fidelia Class of Bold Springs Baptist Church has postponed the meeting scheduled for tonight due to illness in the class. Mothers Club No.

1 will meet at Durst School lunchroom at 7 p. m. Mrs. J. C.

Evans and Mrs. W. B. Powell will be hostesses. Sweet Pea Junior Garden and Bird Club will meet with Joan Browning.

Ninety Six Rd. Jean McKinney will be assistant hostess. Forget-Me-Net Junior Garden Club will meet at 3:45 p. m. with Allyson Alewlne, 209 Janeway.

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Free birthday. Mrs. Free is Mrs. Milam's mother, The dining table was centered with a birthday cake topped with lighted candles. A Valentine container filled with white narcissi was used a marble top' table.

A two course 'dinner was served buffet style. Mrs. Free Was remembered with lovely gifts. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Spelts, Miss Carolyne Spelts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Free, David and Bill Free, Mr. and Mrs. James Free, Mary and Bubber Free.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dominirk, Sandra and Jimmle Domlnick, Mrs. V. Maur-er and George Free, of Greenwood, and Mr.

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Since that day In 1943 when the first Women Marines reported to Camp Lejeune for recruit training, their number grew until it reached a peak strength of 18.838 during World War II. Serving In hundreds of various capacities well lived up to their by-word, "Free a Marine to Fight." In recognition of this service, the Women Marines were authorised by Congress to June 1948 as a regular component of the United States Marine Corps. Under the command of Colonel Julia E. Haroblet, the Women Marines today are still performing a vital role In the Corps in the United States and abroad in the defense of our country. By performing vital jobs in such fields as administration, disbursing, motor transport and communications, they are releasing Marine for duty In one of the combat' units of the Corps.

Today the need for women In the Marine Corps la as great as ever. High school graduate between the ages of 18 and 31 who are Interested In the Lady Leathernecks may get additional information by contacting their local Marine recruiter at the Post Office Building in Greenville, S. c. If II 01 MODERN 10-PC. BEDROOM Ice Pink, Charcoal, Cordovan, Sunrise M95 Delivers! INCLUDES: Double Poster Bed, Mirrored Vanity, Vanity Bench and Chest of Drawers.

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