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ENGAGEMENTS Lexington Crowd Toasts New Lieutenant 4 3 Justice Horne Louiiville girl to iced lieutenant from Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Montrose Dalton Justice announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jean Bruce Justice, to Lieut. Blanch-ard Jackson Horne, son of Mrs. B.

J. Horne and the late Mr. Horne, Anderson, Ind. Miss Justice is a graduate of the J. M.

Atherton High School. A graduate of the Kentucky Military Institute, Lieutenant Horne attended Purdue University and is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Merlen Summers Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Mer-ten, 2382 Valley Vista Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marilyn Anita Merten, to Mr. Wilson Summers, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Summers, Jr. 4- lly Dot Tcllitall column, taken at the mid-winter dance set in Chapel Hill.

As the boys, most of whom entered Carolina in January, had a good idea that it would be their first and last week-end of college dances, they invited Kitty Kelly, Emily Wymond, Peggy Mullin and Sally Ann Cordon, who was at a fraternity banquet when the picture was taken, to join them in the fun. Chaperoned by Mrs. Dan Sullivan, the high school belles had their first fling at a collegiate week-end and, take it from us, they didn't miss a trick. Besides meeting the fraternity brothers at the Beta Theta Pi and Kappa Sigma houses, the L'ville foursome attended two dances, a track meet, the Betas' breakfast dance, a picnic on Hoagland's Lake with frequent stops for short coke orders at The Porthole and The Pines. Dan Sullivan already is on active duty in the Army Air Forces, where Jimmy Johnston, who came home yesterday, will soon be marching and cramming aviation facts and figures.

Buz Bush, who arrived home yesterday, and the Cordon brothers are expecting calls to the colors in the near future. Visiting his grandmother, Mrs. J. Oscar Moore, McConnellsville, S. Bill Moore will roll into town the first of the week and look into his military status.

PFC. BOB BALL had to' catch a west-bound train last Friday and return to Camp Elliott, San Diego, Calif. A veteran of the Marines' Guadalcanal campaign, Bob told his family that a good Marine "doesn't tell everything he knows" so that's all the news on Bob at this point. OUR YOUNG READERS will remember a vivacious girl from Texas, Maizie Sale, who had visited the Verser Conners in bygone summers, when she won the attentions of many L'ville lads. We'd like to announce that Maizie, the daughter of Dr.

Walter Wynne Sale and Mrs. Sale, Victoria, Texas, will marry Lieut. Col. David Lee Hill, Army Air Forces, on March 27. One of the famous Flying Tigers who fought in China, David is referred to as the No.

2 ace in Russell Wheland's book. "The Flying Tigers." As Harriet Conner is to be one of Maizie's bridesmaids, the Conners are going to Victoria for the wedding and they hop to see Verser, who's now stationed at the Army Air Forces' cadet center, San Antonio, Texas. JANE EAKEN, who has the measles and the three-week variety, spends her quarantined days listening to the radio's soap operas, as measled people are not allowed to read. Jane says that Helen Trent, Our Gal Sunday and Big Sister are corny entertainment, yet she listens just the same. We have a suggestion for our readers who happen to be faithful followers of such radio serials as Second Husband and Life Can Be Beautiful.

If you miss an installment or two and want to know just what happened, just call your chum, who has the measles, chickenpox or mumps. A COMING ATTRACTION for the high school crowds is the Transcript staff's Victory Dance at Collegiate School Friday night, March 26. Ann Arrasmith, business manager of Collegiate's annual, is putting all her pep, vim and vitality into the advance plans for the dance that we hear will be a two-way break dance, both boys and girls can break. It's a good idea as it will insure a rushier time for the girls and boys as well. BRENAU'S BIG SHOTS include several Kentucky students and we're proud of them.

First and foremost, we salute Margaret Baughman, Moreland. Ky, a dean's list student, who was elected to the highest office on tile campus for next year, president of student government. Other dean's listers from Kentucky are Gene Cash, Princeton, and L'ville's modest representative, Mary Moorman Ryan, art editor of Brenau's annual. OUR GOOD LEXINGTON FRIENDS know how to stir up a celebration whenever one of their boys returns home in all of his "shavetail" glory, after winning his gold bars the hard in an officer candidate school. When Lieut.

Louis Lee Haggin came home the other day from Fort Sill, where he'd "done his stretch in hell" at the Field Artillery O.C.S., his sister, Emmy Haggin Parrish, and her husband, Doug Parrish, collected a gang of young and gay L'tonians at Mount Brilliant, Mrs. Louis Haggin's home, to pass the loving cup around and toast the lieutenant. Lloyd and Nathan Elliott left their home in Cincinnati to be among the friendly crowd that greeted Louie. We have heard that Lieutenant Haggin will be an instructor in the Field Artillery School and his wife, Alma Headley Haggin, and their three children will join him later at Fort Sill. WHILE WE'RE ON THE SUBJECT of O.C.S., we'd like to throw in a few quick bits concerning several of the candidates, past and present, of the Armored Force O.C.S.

Now on overseas duty, Bill Cory, one of the Baltimoreans who was about town last summer, has advanced to the rank of a first lieutenant. After drawing an assignment to an armored division at Camp Forest, Lieut. Hank Robertson hit the road for Baltimore and Charlottesville, where he'll see his chums during his first leave, as officer in the. Army. A recent graduate of th tanker's O.C.S., Lieut.

Jack Egan has been assigned a tank battalion that's stationed at Knox. Meredith Wanless Van Meter comes down from Lexington on week-ends to calch a glimpse of Ike Van Meter, who is two-thirds of the way through cleaning rifles filled with cosmo-lene, scrubbing rifle belts and standing guard mounts. AMONG THEIR SOUVENIRS carefree days L'ville freshmen at the University of North Carolina will cherish the picture, which we show you in today's A graduate of Sacred Heart Academy, Miss Merten is attend' ing Ursuline College, Mr. Sunr mers, who attended the Univer sity of Louisville, was called to active duty in the Army Air Forces on February 26 and is stationed at Miami Beach, Fla. Crawford Shadwick Dr.

A. B. Crawford and Mrs. Crawford. Lexington, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gene Ray Crawford, to Mr.

Othor Randolph Shadwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shadwick, Owensboro, Ky. No date has been set for Debutante of 1941. Eleanor Crenshaw Fetter, will wed Cadet George Clement Eady in early summer.

Fetter Eady Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith Fetter, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eleanor Crenshaw Fetter, to Cadet George Clement Eady, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Michael Eady.

The wedding will be in the early summer. Miss Fetter attended Hollins College in Virginia, is a member of the Louisville Junior League and made her debut in 1941. Cadet Eady, in training with the Army Air Forces at Boca Raton, is a graduate of Culver Military Academy where he was a member of the Black Horse Troop. He received a degree from Dartmouth College and Is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and Dragon Senior Society. the wedding.

Hopper Gilbert The Rev. William Higgins Hopper and Mrs. Hopper, 2532 Burnett Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Jane Hopper, to Capt. Vincent Cooper Gilbert, Fort Knox, and Belmont, son of the late Dr. Arthur W.

Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert, Bel mont. The wedding will take V0 I tr I n. V) I Ml I rfJllt-fci. aMlWiaaMMaMMMMMMa place April 17.

Miss Hopper is the granddaughter of Mr. G. Terry, Louisville. Sprung Kahn Mr. and Mrs.

David L. Sprung 52 Riverside Drive, New York mond, Buz Bush, Bill Moore, Peggy Mullin and Dan Sullivan, left to right, heard Tarheel voices ringing clear and true. At the University of North Carolina's mid-winter dances Ed Cordon, Kitty Kelly, John Cordon, Jimmy Johnston, Emily Wy City, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Edith Sprung, to Midshipman Norman W. Kahn, U.

S. Naval Reserve, THE SOCIAL SIDE son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kahn Louisville. No date for the wed ding has been set.

little daughter, born March 4, are joined Aviation Cadet McFerran in Lawrenceville, 111., where is stationed at George Field. Air Cadet Harry D. Ward, sen of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Ward, after a month's basic training Sheppard Field. Texas, is at Wich ita University, Wichita, where he will take a five-month pre-flight training course in the Army Aviation Forces. Mrs. J.

William Miller and little daughter. Linda Marshall Miller, born at Norton Memorial Infirmary, will return tomorrow to their home on Dundee Way. Lieut Col. W. O.

Johnson. Louisville, is stationed at Harmon General HospitaL Lon View, Texas. Mrs. Sydney Combs left Thursday to visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Haldeman, at their winter home in Naples-on-the-Gulf, Fla. Mrs. Eva Munn Jones, Hartford, will arrive tomorrow to visit her father, Mr. W. G.

Munn. Mrs. Hunt Jones, and little daughter, Mary Wales Jones, who (have been living in Palo Alto, where Lieutenant (j Jones, U. S. Naval Reserve, is stationed, will arrive Tuesday to visit Lieutenant Jones grandfather, Mr.

W. G. Munn, and join Mrs. Jones. Mrs.

Samuel Castleman, who has been visiting her father, Mr. Munn, for several months, will return Tuesday to her home in Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Mrs. Claude Wolfe has return returned Friday to spend their vacation with their parents.

Mrs. Eli Huston Brown, will return tomorrow after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hamilton in Hagerstown, Md.

Mrs. Thomas A. Ballantine will leave tomorrow for Tallahassee, to join Captain Ballantine and will remain in Florida until April. Miss Viola Becker will visit Masters Bill and Jack Ballantine during their parents' absence. and Mrs.

Tachau Off for West Coast Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Tachau will leave today for Denver, Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, where they will visit their son, Pvt. Eric Tachau, U.

S. Marines, stationed at CamD Pendle- at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Mrs. George E. Brower, Brooklyn, N.

Mrs. Royal's mother, arrived the first of the month and is spending some time at the Brown Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Nolan, Springfield, Ohio, are spending this week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nolan and Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Barker, Sr. Aviation Cadet Charles W. Healy, who has completed his naval pre-flight training at the University of Iowa, now is stationed at the Naval Air Field, Olathe, Kan. Lieut.

T. W. Taylor Goes to New Post Lieut. T. W.

Taylor, Frankfort, who has been stationed at Miss Sprung is a junior at Barnard College, New York. Midshipman Kahn attended the University of Louisville and was graduated from Western State Teachers' College in 1940. He now is attending a midshipman's school at Columbia University. Carter Fergus Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Carter, 4018 S. Third announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Louise Carter, to Mr. Robert Lee Fergus, U.S.A.

Signal Corps, Chicago. The wedding will take place March 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Fergus, Glen El-lyn, 111.

Cardwell Poole Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Cardwell, 1387 Lexington announce i Mr. and Mrs. Ades To Visit Their Son Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Ades will leave Thursday for Birmingham, to visit their son, Cadet Gilbert Ades, who is taking pre-flight training at Birmingham Southern College. Lieut. Harrison Robertson, who received his commission from the Officer Candidate School at Fort Knox, ts spending his leave with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mackenzie Robertson, in Baltimore.

Md. Miss Catherine Bill, a student at the Katharine Gibbs School, Boston, will return home Friday to spend the spring recess with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford EBill. Lieut.

E. J. O'Brien, who was stationed at Fort Knox, is now at Camp Polk, La. Mrs. Attilla Cox, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.

John v. Collis, and Barbara Collis returned Wednesday after spending three weeks in Naples, Fla. Mrs. Harry Royal, Cleveland, is the guest of her son, Mr. Harry Royal, Jr.

Mrs. Harry Royal, and The Little Loomhouse Experi ed to the Louisville Country Club mental Group will have tea Sun- Great Lakes, 111., since October day afternoon from ta 4 at has received his orders to report after spending six weeks in New ton, Calif. On returning from the Orleans, and Miami Beach, West Coast they will go to Camp where she was the guest of her Van Dorn, for a visit to daughter, Hugh Shwab, and Pvt. Charles G. Tachau.

who Lieutenant Shwab, who is with is stationed there. Wisteria Cabin. Kenwood HilL in honor of Mrs. Lemuel R. Waitman, Lewisport, Ky, chairman of the exhibitors' Loiiine SpoWing and Lieut.

George D. 31. Cary, Richmond, and Fort Knox, will marry in May. Spalding Cary Mrs. William Spalding announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Cora Louise Spalding, to Lieut.

George Douglas Miller Cary, Army of the United States, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hunsden Cary, Richmond, Va. The wedding will take place early in May. Miss Spalding was graduated from the Louisville Collegiate School and Bennett Junior College, Millbrook, N.

Y. She made her debut in 1941 and is a provisional member of the Junior League of Louisville. Lieutenant Cary attended Episcopal High School and was graduated from the University of Virginia, where he joined Delta Psi fraternity. He is now stationed with the Armored Force at Fort Knox. the ground force of the Army Air Forces stationed at Miami Beach.

to Lambert Field, St. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Phyllis Ann Taylor, will join him in St.

Louis. Mrs. Jean C. McFerran, after a week's visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Jenne, has the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Jo Cardwell, to Mr. Lonnie Poole, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnie Poole, 327 St. Catherine. The wedding will take place the latter part of March. Lehrbcrger Koebel Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Jewell, Wilmore, are spending a few days at the Brown Hotel. Lieut. Holman Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton, Fort Wayne, have taken the home of Mrs. Mr.

Alex O'Brien Home From School Mr. Alex Q'Brien returned yes terday from Canterbury School, WEDDINGS New Milford, to spend the George S. Chowning on Cochran spring vacation with his parents, Hill Road, while Lieutenant Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. O'Brien. Hamilton is stationed at Fort From Phillips Academy, And- Knox, over, Messrs. Woodford Mrs. George S.

Chowning will Dulaney, Robert McKim, Gra- go to Shelbyville and will stay at ham Gordon and Rand Johnson the Colonial Inn. Mr. and Mrs. John Lehrberger announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rita Lehrberger, to Pfc. George Koebel, U.

S. Marine Corps, son of Mr. George A. Koebel. Private Koebel is stationed somewMere in the Pacific.

MX MONDAY Store Hours 12:30 to 9 P.M. New! PRINTED CREPES :1 -iy Wenzel Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dail Wenzel announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marcella Marie Wenzel, to Petty Officer Third Class James C. Moore, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Moore. Mil by -Rivers Mrs. B.

T. Milby, 1824 Date Specially Priced Kolheimer -Tygrett The wedding of Miss Ruth Ed-wina Kotheimer and Corp. William Payne Tygrett took place at 7 p.m. yesterday in the rectory of Holy Name Church, the Rev. Francis Timony officiating.

Following the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kotheimer, 4434 Southern Tarkway.

Corporal Tygrett, stationed at Hamilton Field, is the nephew of Mr. and Mrsl H. D. Blewett, 3904 Southern Parkway. The bride wore a fawn colored suit with matching hat and brown accessories and her flow 1.19 Hundreds of Fatterns! Street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Rosamond Milby, to Staff Sergt.

Joe C. Rivers, son of Mrs. Myrtle Rivers. 2816 Hale Street. The wedding will take place May 1.

Sergeant Rivers is stationed at Camp Van Dorn. Miss. Clement Carlson All's Well! You're a breath-taking vision and you know it. Your trousseau lovelier than you dreamed you could afford. And when you whisper to yourself "Bless Selman's for helping me manage so much on so Bridal Counselor feels amply repaid.

Her time is yours, her service gratis! Penelope McEwen Bridal Countalor BRIDE'S SHCP SECOND FLOOR AHridge Clay The marriage of Miss Francis Wayne Aldridge, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Tims Aldridge, Pass Christian, and Sergt. Roby Wer-nell Clay, son of Mrs. Jennie B. Clay, Louisville, will take place today at 6:30 p.m.

in the Trinity Church, Pass Christian. Sergeant Clay is stationed at Gulfport Field. Miss. Cheney Sullivan In St. Vincent de Paul Churrh the marriage of Miss Doris Rose Cheney and Staff Sergt.

Leo J. Sullivan was solemnized at 8 a.m. yesterday, the Rev. Bernard H. Hartlage officiating.

Sergeant Sullivan, stationed at Camp Claiborne, is the son of Mrs. Ruth Sullivan, 2315 Duncan St. A reception was given by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cheney at their home, 429 E.

Ormsby Ave. The bride wore a gown of white net over satin, with long train. Her fingertip veil of illusion was adjusted with pearls and she carried a bouquet of white roses and frecsia. The maid of honor, Miss Lucille Gibbs, wore pink marquisette and carried spring flowers, and the bridesmaid, Miss Mary Ann Cheney, sister of the bride, wore blue marquisette and carried a similar bouquet. Mr.

Jack Sullivan was his brother's best man and the groomsman was Mr. J. D. Thompson. After a short wedding trip, Sergeant Sullivan will return to his post at Camp Claiborne.

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M. Clement, Morton's Gap, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Martha L. Clement, Louisville, to Mr. Howard D. Carlson, Louisville, son of Mrs.

Gertrude Carlson, Albany, N. Y. The wedding will take place the latter part of April. Miss Clement was graduated from Western Kentucky State Teachers College in the class of 1940. Mr.

Carlson received his degree in chemical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. King Adkins Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. King, Chicago, 111. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mildred Lucille King, Louisville, to Staff Sergt. Paul Adkins, Camp Crowder, son of Mrs. E.

C. Royal, Louisville. The wedding will take place May 8 in Chicago. (More Engagements on Page 3.) ers were a corsage bouquet -of white orchids. Miss Virginia Wills was the maid of honor, wearing a two-piece wool dress of dusty rose.

Her flowers were purple orchids and her accessories were brown. The bride's brother, Lieut. Joseph H. Kotheimer, was the best man. Corporal Tygrett and Mrs.

Tygrett will make their home in San Francisco, Calif. Ovcrslrcel Endres Mrs. Elsie Ehrmann Overstreet announces the marriage of her daughter. Miss'- Jean Overstreet, to Mr. Ira Franklin Endres, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Franklin Endres. The wedding took place at 8:30 p.m. yesterday in St. Aloyosius Church.

The bride attended the University of Louisville and is a member of Chi Omega Sorority. Mr. Endres is in the Signal Corps and is stationed in Lexington. uit Phone 0nriffleriP 7331 Ml dt 11 i Ul 1 4 II i I 1 632 S. 4th St.

632 S. 4th St. 3 Convenient Branches Main Office, 715-717 W. Chestnut St. mu THE COURIER-JOURNAL, MARCH 14, 1943 SECTION 2, PAGE 2..