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Professor And Wife Named Danforth Associates PORTALES (Special) Har- tag process." Popp, associate profes-! the Danforth Foundation. wr hi at Eastern by the late Mr. and Mexico University, and his wife Mrs. William H. Danfortfi ki KWe recently named Danforfli 1W7, is a philanthropy oonoBrn- Assodates by the a ed primarily with people and Foundation.

Mr. and Mrs. Popp values. Presently the foundation are awmg 177 faculty mem- focuses its activities In two ma; tors and tneir spmises in mri- )or aren education and the versities throughmit the United city. In these areas, the Foun- States who were annotated to dation administers programs, join other Danforth makes grants to schools, from all academic fields, colleges, universities and other presently participating hi the public and private agencies.

hi more than 796 high- cr educational institutions. "The purpose of the program fo encourage the humanizing of educational process hi rrm lw- a.n of the Foundation and director Center on Thursday night. Mrs. Danforth Associates were selected by reeional commit-, tees because of their keen interact In student faculty relation- tfiips or student administration relationships. "The Associates are people who are concerned with human relations and val- of flowers from her flower been confined to the hospital recently.

Mrs. Ruth Cratne and Mrs. Moss Moore, were hostesses, with Mrs. Vida Grimshaw as SCh laStiC Val refreshments, "ourinTt A fiscal fhc Danforth Foundation allo- clotn Wlt a cated approximately $480.000 in! candh ter conjunction with the Associate TV fr Km Crystal punch to provide modest stipends for bow j- whlt decorated cake Associate couples, to fund spe-! roscs md Happy cial projects in keeping with the-J 11 was served by Mrs. aims of the program, and to Crume Around f.fteen sponsor educational confewnc- members and guests attended the evening of domino playing and singing.

Bobbie Cooper of Albuquer- es. "The program Is said Rankin, "in that the Associates work directly with 6 of Mr Wei- students on a personal basis in Iev Conner par an effort to improve student ts during the fsculty relations and to Mrs claud IM returned' strengthen the teaching learn- from Jruth or recently after a 10-day; Training Confertnct stay thert taldng the min ral Held At ENMU PORTALES (Special) Incoming officers of Phi Delta Kappa chapters at New Mexico participated in a leadership training conference fast week at Eastern New Mexico Uiversity. The conference was for the officers of Area 27 of the national graduate educational fra- baths and resting. Mr. and Mrs.

George Grimshaw were visited by their daughter, Teresa and two grandsons of Oklahoma City this week. Mrs. Margaret Warren spent the week in Gloretta, where she attended the Methodist Conference. John Tivis, who was injured In a single car accident, re- ternity with University of New centlv was re-entered in Mexico, New Mexico State Uni- hospital, but is doing better vnrsity, and Eastern represent- BOW. ed.

Mr. and Mrs. Cheaves Butler Officers of each chapter In- of Amarillo, and Cecil Slack of eluded the president; first and Albuquerque and father Sam -erond vice presidents, secre-iSlack of Portales were visitors! tary, treasurer, newsletter di- in the home of Mr. and Mrs. and faculty sponsors.

Na- Floyd Sturman this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Hathcock of Bakersfield, California, visit- tional officers and past officers conducted the conference. Amnnp those in attendance ed in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. were Howard M. Soule of Phoe-, Zural Hathcocks. The Cleo nix, international president-1 Hathcocks, were enroute to! elect: Dr. Basel Hansen, from Texas and Oklahoma to visit Utah State University, district relatives.

ren'-psontntive and head of the! Alvy Smith, current president i of the chapter at Eastern and- 1 assistant principal at 1 i Hk'h School; Watson Ambrus- tcr president of UNM chap- ter; Dr. Ed Kugler, faculty re-! prescntative from NMSU: Bel- son Armiin, second vice-pres-i Jdcnt of the NMSU Warrer Watkins, past area ordinator; Dr. Dewey Langston, current area co-rodinateo and Dr. Dcrrell Bulls, presi- dent elect of Eastern's chapter. In Robert R.

Fulrham, former-: ly of Clovis, and Mable Easter-! day of Coldwater, were recently married in Bloomfield! N. M. performing the marriage ceremony was Rev. Wheat of Farmington. Attending the weddin? were Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Easterday and girls from Chanlder, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fulpham and Buddy from St. Vrain.

CLOVIS NUWS-JOCTWIAL June 4. 1972 Page Jl Trend Turning Away From Formal Wedding By GAY PAULEY DPI Women's KdKor cake are "T-stead. a they ask she for said fresl- NEW YORK (UPI)-Tradi- Hewers. Our pastry chef sinks a tion crumbles like bits of the water in the wedding cake in bridal the cake to hold them. Or, nies of today.

i''iev ask for svmbols of the new 'The changes have been generation. Wo often spell out gradual and subtle, but there's 'Peace' or have peace or- no doubt that the trend is on the from the formalized. the 1 ''The first time we dirt structured wedding." said Lore''Peace', f' 1 'And what's the name of the Miss Moser should know. In the nast 30 yesrs. Lore (pronounced lohf-eel supervised more than 10.000 for an years has b-en weddings and fn this June banouet manager of Tavern-on- alone, the first month of a busv the renturv-old res- summer of will taurant in the heart of New York's Central Park.

The MAJORETTES Taking a time out from their practice the new majorettes for the 1972-73 Wildcat Marching Band add eleven new members to the twirling section of the band. The girla will perform at all marching competition and at football games both in town and out-of-town. In addition to the girls shown there will be two featund twirl- en, Jo Ann McClain and Liz Campbell. The girls here are, front row, left to right, Cissy Steele, Tomi Steele, Cherry Dent, Cindy Arthur arid Suzie Rushing. Back row, left to right, Debbie Platt, Debby Norris, Connie Lucero, Maria Marney, Shari Isham and Barbara Button.

(Staff Photo) oversee about 100. Changes are many. Todav's The restaurant's verdant young couples write their own setting is a plus for another corem-nies more often than'trend slv's and not. she said. Weddincs are outdoor cereminies.

'd "in the round" with Other changes she's noted: attendants and guests informal- consists less of Lohen- Iv around the bride 'grin and 8 lot more of Richard and bridegroom as they ex- fleers and Bnrt Bacharach change vows. of love ballads. And if The two prefer to face each (II -T 'S an Telstra, if plavs other, rather the more formal discreetly in the background. facing the minister or other who is conducting the ceremo-i A Sign of Affluence ny. Even Cakes Change Couples talk, she siid.

"of the most extravagant honevmoons Changes even in the cake are sien of affluence. I sunoose. many. Miss Moser said that They mention the Greek Isles, instead of the white interior. ie South Pacific.

she's now offering devil's food.Niagara Falls or the Poconos." tastes better but the white icing remains. now often ask for buffet service if lunch or dinner "The figures of bride to be after the wedding. ridegroom atop the wedding Fewer sit-down meals. Wine instead of hard liquor is being requested, so Miss Moser came up with a "package offering" of champagne and unlimited san- The banquet manager, a handsome brunette tanned from her daily two hours of tennis in the Park, in private life is the wife of Charles Brenauer, who's in the insurance business. She was born in the Phineland near Cologne, Germany, and the family came to New York in 1938, refugee's from the Hitler purge of Jews.

Miss Moser attended the famed Cornell University Hotel School at Ithaca, N.Y. and worked for the Delmonico Hotel here before she joined Tavern- on-the-Green. BOYS' STATE DELEGATES DEPART Fourteen boys from the Clovis vicinity prepare to board the bus that will take them to the Boy's State Convention held on the New Mexico Military Institute campus in Roswell from June 3 through June 10. Now in its 25th year, it is sponsored by the New Mexico Department of the American Legion. The delegates are front row, left to right, Steve Hsi, Bobby Walton, Dennis Burns, Joe Willis, Rick Irby and Steve Osborn.

Second row, left to right, Leon Sanderson, Randy Ware, Mark Stewart, Jimmy McDaniel, Phil Millender, Jon Crystal, Tim Brewton, Gerald Whitener and Boy's State Chairman of Post 75 of the American Legion T. J. Tipton. (Staff Photo) Girls PURSES VALUES TO $2.50 Little Boys' BASEBALL CAPS '1 Does Convention In Phoenix SEVERAL RACKS BKUES-SNOUTS-SUCKS tO SIZE 9 thru CSfcot She) The Grand Lodge of the Benevolent, Patriotic Order of Does will convene for its 51st national convention in Phoenix, Arizona, June 11-16, with headquarters at the Westward Ho Hotel. Mrs.

Mildred Madery, president of Clovis Drove No. 108 will attend as official delegate from Clovis. She will be accompanied by past presidents Bertha Foater, Clem Collins, and Marge McCuIlough. Mrs. McCullough, who is also a past sunrsme (national) president, left a week ahead of the others in order to attend the annual meeting of the Executive Council prior to convention.

The convention will officially open with a formal tea on Sunday afternoon, June 11, honoring the Supreme President, Fran Farrell of Des Moines, Iowa, and all Past Supreme Presidents. Other special functions include the public Memorial Service on Monday evening, two formal banquets, a delegates luncheon, three workshops, and a "Fun Night" on Wednesday. This year's gala affair will be an exotic fun filled extravaganza entitled "Arabian Nights," and will be helc at the Mesa Elks Lodge. A special Post convention Tour on Friday, June 16-18 will include a night at the MLUR DAY SALE! SWIMSUIT MATERIAL Way STRETCH FAILLE RBG. I7.M Wax STRETCH KNIT REG.

ftf.tt SJOO SASO Grand Canyon and a night at Las Vegas, Nevada, with inter-, esting stops in between a Montezuma's Castle, Flagstaff Elks Lodge, Hoover Dam, Lake Havasu for a look at the London Bridge, Parker Dam and Parker Elks Lodge. Last year's convention was the official "Golden Anniversary" of the B. P. 0. Does and was held in Omaha, Nebraska, the site where it was first organized in February of 1921.

Next year's convention will be in Hawaii, with San Antonio picked for 1974. Assistant Employed As Instructor PORTALES (Special) Mrs. Peggy Elias of Roswell, a graduate assistant in physical education at Eastern New Mexico University, has been employed as a gymnastics coach and instructor in physical education at Memphis State University. Mrs. Elias, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard W. Conner, graduated from Roswell High in 1963 and completed her degree with a major in physical education at Eastern in'1968. Upon graduation she taught and coached at Goddard High in Roswell for three years. With an enrollment of 20,000 students at Memphis State and a health, physical education, and recreation staff of 50 faculty members, Mrs.

Elias will be teaching all the women's gymnastics classes and coaching. She will coach the women's gymnastics team which won the Missouri Valley Regional Gymnastics meet this year and qualifies as a team 'to the National Women's Intercollegiate Gymnastics meet. oday's FUNNY FEMALE TRAVEL AGENTS ARE GO-GO GIRLS PATTERNS PRICES REDUCED NyiM Hip Coten, Reg. 3Sc 19e pr. lei-Lei's Mil W.

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