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PASO HERALD-POST, Friday, Oct. 28, 1955- Twenty EL Mrs. E. O. Williams Announces Chairmen for Turkey Dinner Woman of the Week-- Mrs.

Ross Rissler Mrs. Ross Rissler Is Civic-Minded Woman By FAYE She is an imported Texan ing more civic responsibilities enjoyment from working with Woman of the Week, Mrs. One of her pet organizations, the El Paso City Panhellenic, of which she is president, has recently been in the news, which makes this an opportune time to bring Mrs. Rissler to the front. When not attending to her outside activities, Mrs.

Rissler can be found in her home at 18 Cumberland circle, which she shares with her doctor-husband and two daughters, Priscilla, 13 and Betsy, 9. The family dachshund, Hans, completes the circle. Mrs. Rissler is a member of the speakers' bureau of the Medical Auxiliary, secretary of Woman's Department of the Chamber of Commerce, active member of Trinity Methodist Church, past secretary and president. of Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae, a member of Hillside Elementary School P-TA, and the Woman's Club of El Paso, and chairman of the El Paso County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

These are the many outside activities which keep her busy, and which make her the outstanding civic-minded person she is. Butler University in Indianapolis was the scene of her undergraduate days. From that university she received a bachelor of arts degree in Latin and English, and then became a teacher in the Perkins Institution for the deal Mass. and Because blind her in Watertown. was superintendent of the Indiana State School for the deaf, the Woman of the Week grew up with deaf children.

Her association in that field led her to the teaching of lip reading in the Indiana, War Public Il and Schools, a tour of duty with the Army brought Dr. and Mrs. Rissler to the Southwest. Once they were here, they stayed, and El Paso has since been their home. Mrs.

Rissler took advantage of Texas Western College, and in June of this year, received her master of arts degree in education and English. Of vital interest to Mrs. Rissler is her work with the polio foundation. In her own words, despite the discovery of vaccines, the work of the chapter is by no means done, for there are those who were stricken before the CORMIER who can't say no to acceptsimply because she gets pure people, and she is this week's Ross Rissler. vacinnes were available and who.

must continue to be treated and rehabilitated. Her important position with the polio chapter was an outgrowth of her association with the Mothers March on Polio campaign in 1953. Today, the Woman of the Week is winging her way back to El Paso after having attended the State Conference of City Panhellenics in Austin. As El Paso's representative to the conference she has been present at discussions and meetings for the improvement and furtherance of Panhellenic work, and no doubt, will have numerous ideas and suggestions for the local group. Her at-home diversions are primarily having fun with the family, and knitting and sewing.

The knitting, incidentally, does not interfere with the evenings of television, for she knits without looking at her work, a feat she had to learn to instruct blind children. Mrs. Rissler is a busy woman who enjoys being busy. In addition to the fact that she is interested in civic work and finds that she can't say no to responsibility, chances are, she wouldn't say no, for she has proven that she realizes the importance of women's work in the community. Providence Auxiliary To Sponsor Second Sale Providence Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary will hold another Christmas sale tomorrow from 10 m.

to 5 p. m. Proceeds from the sale will be used to buy equipment for the hospital. Featured at the sale will be Christmas cards, toys, linens, leather goods, jewelry and silver. Mrs.

J. Frank McDonald is president of the Auxiliary, Garden Club Notes Anniversary of U. N. Members of the Green Valley Garden Club, in honor of the 10th anniversary of the United Nations, planted two evergreen shrubs on the grounds of Cadwallader Elementary School. Karen Woods, 10-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. F. Woods, planted the shrubs. SALE! RED Discontinued styles in GOOSE SHOES Red Goose School Shoes See.

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While here she will be the house guest of Mr. Mrs. I. B. Goodman at 905 Baltimore street.

Mrs. Fischer will consult with the alumnae at a tea at the home of Mrs. Gershon Ettinger. The tea will be held Monday from 3 to 4:30 p. m.

Mrs. Richard T. Marshall will be co-hostess with Mrs. Ettinger at the seated tea. Mrs.

Fischer was one of eight elected alumnae to serve on the board of counselors of Smith College. Mr. Goodman was one of ten elected men of the country to serve on the same board with Mrs. Fischer. Those interested in attending the tea are asked to contact Mrs.

Ettinger at 3-9419. ME DEPT: Took my 11-yearAirport for luncheon the other hostess nonchalantly placed two over at Skippy just in time Francisco then on to various parts Also intend to double back by way of Las Vegas 'Nother couple heading the same way will be Peg and Bob McAfee Bob will attend a class reunion at Stanford among other things Won't be back for several weeks Margaret and Louis Daeuble leave for Houston Monday There is an architectural convention going on or, rather, will be going Claire and Jess Connell just back from Durango, where they rested 1 up from the you-k w-what of '55 Met some friends from Denver and Albuquerque and all went sightseeing Saw Mrs. Ashley Classen braving the dusty winds Martha Lee Gale also She was accompanied by her mother Dick VandenHuevel, who is nearly always on the same corner at the same Let's synchronize our watches, Dick Mine runs 10 fast while I just walk, 10. minutes slow Which reminds me That's exactly the state I'm in now, S000. Girl Scout Troop Schedules Party For Boy Scouts A Halloween party has been planned for tomorrow by Girl Scout Troop 187 to which they have invited Boy Scout Troop 187.

The party will be held in the Scout House at 5405 Trowbridge street. On the planning committee are two representatives from each of the three patrols of this troop: Dawn Peacock, Elene Kelleher, Patty Tanner, Carolyn Fisk, Suzanne Mayes and Carol Wharton and Mrs. Bradley Fisk and Mrs. Willard D. Wharton.

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O. Williams, dinner chairman. They are Mmes. Sam Shannon, Mike Morton, David Law, Paul Froede, Eja Lou Bennett, C. B.

Thomson N. Tafoya, L. W. Rowell, and J. P.

Lockhart. A bazaar will be held in conjunction with the dinner and Mrs. Henry Schreck is bazaar chair. man. The turkey dinner and bazaar will be Nov.

10 at the Lower Valley Community. Center. The bazaar will be open from 10 a. m. to a p.

m. and dinner will be served from 5:30 p. m. to 8 p. m.

Reservations may be made with Mrs. E. O. Williams at UL9-6210, Mrs. David Law at UL9-6439 or Mrs.

Roy Bagge at UL9-7027. IT ALWAYS HAPPENS TO old-son-going-on-12 to the day. After seating us, the menus in our hands. Glanced to catch a horrified-this-can't happen-to-me expression on his otherwise fairly placid face. The hostess caught it at the same time and, with many apologies, she retrieved the infant's menu and gave him the grown-up version.

Then, as an afterthought and purely to appease his injured pride, she offered him the colorful atlday sucker that was attached to the tiny menu. Hoping to espare him further embarrassment I interrupted what I was afraid might turn into a Waterloo disaster by saying quickly: dont' bother with that. He's much too grown-up for that now aren't you, Skippy?" "Oh, sure, Mother," it he blithely remarked, don't worry, it's not for me it's for you!" Then, while I squirmed under the hostess' puzzled gaze, Skippy polished me off with: "You know how you love the red ones." THIS 'N CHAT: It struck me (nope, didn't hurt) other day at the Pan-American Round Table meeting while listening to a Spanish group sing their native songs, that in their verses they invariably use the word "alma" and over again. Love their music madly anyway, and now even more On the other hand, our songs seldom use the English equivalent Must change the subject before I get over my second-head Am definitely not up to arguing with myself aujourd-hui demain, peut-etre mais aujourd-hui, non The Bo Crowells and Bates Belks taking off this weekend for a leisurely trip California way They'll visit Catherine Belks' sister in San To Observe Church Day Presbyterian Group Will Meet "General Church Day" will be observed by the Woman's Assn. of the First Presbyterian Church meeting Tuesday at the church.

Mrs. Carl Olsen, president of the association, will preside at the business session which will follow the luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Luncheon arrangements have been made by Mrs. Henry McDonnell and members of her circle.

Entertainment during the luncheon hour will be provided by Mrs. Walter Lewis, music chairman. A 12-voice choir from Ysleta High School, directed by Miss Mary Louise Ford, will give a short program. A prayer service in the chapel beginning at 10:30 a. m.

will be conducted by Mrs. Robert E. Fithian of St. Clement's Episcopal Church. The program in the church parlors at 11:15 a.

m. has been planned by Mrs. F. E. Farquear.

Entitled "Training for Christian Leadership," it will include talks by youth leaders in the church. Speakers will be John Staten, Ernest Valdes, Tom Brown, Gordon Paderson and Bill Kleinschmidt. Luncheon reservations may be made through the church office at 3-5322 until noon Monday. WELCOME WAGON NEW ARRIVALS CLUB is making plans for a luncheon and fashion show. Mrs.

C. E. Stevenson is in charge of arrangements. Left to right: Mmes. C.

E. Alward, P. T. Grinde, P. F.

Leimontas, E. M. Chester, W. H. Anderson, M.

L. Marcotte and Stevenson. Welcome Wagon Club Lists Plans For Annual Fall Luncheon, Show Welcome Wagon New Arrivals Club has plans under way for its forthcoming annual fall luncheon and fashion This year it is being presented director and fashion coordinator, The theme, "Autumn Leaves," is carried out in the music, vocals and decor. Mrs. C.

E. Stevenson, vice president of the club, is in charge of the event and has as her decorations committee Mmes. C. E. Alward and W.

H. Anderson, cochairmen, E. M. Chester, P. T.

and M. L. Marcotte. Mrs. P.

F. Leimontas is publicity chairman. 'The luncheon and fashion show are to take place Wednesday at noon in the Spanish ballroom of the Hilton Hotel, and the public is invited. Those wishing reservations may call Mrs. Grindle at 2-8383.

Members of the club are serving as models. School P-TA Will Sponsor Carnival Crockett P.TA will sponsor its annual Halloween carnival on Monday. The refreshment booths will open at 5:30 p. m. Entertainment booths will be open until 9 p.

m. and will include baseball throw, fish pond, fortune telling, house 'of horrors, Jacob's ladder, wild woman, cake walk, musical chairs and tin can alley. Mrs. Weaver's Dance Studio will present a show at 7:30 p. and it will be followed by a movie at 8:15 p.

m. in the school auditorium. The prizes given at the entertainment booths will include home made cakes furnished by the P.TA members. Mrs. Delphin von Briesen is chairman and Mrs.

William Snow co-chairman of the carnival. Room mothers will have charge of the booths. A costume parade will take place in front of the school at 6:15 p. m. show.

by Given Brothers Village Shop, with J. L. Marcus as assisted by Mrs. V. L.

Melton. Mr. Gonzalez To Wed Miss Mary Elva Licon Mr. and Mrs. are announcing of their daughter and Mrs.

Ben The wedding will be held tomorrow at 8 a. m. in the Guardian Angel Church with the Rev. A. G.

Nebrera offici. ating at the double rites. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. She will wear a pearl white princess style ballerina length gown, the bodice putlined with beads. The matchling bolero has three quarter length sleeves.

She will wear a half shell, hat with a short veil and will carry a prayer book, the gift of a niece, Mrs. Alfredo Espinosa. An orchid and streamer ribbons will top the book. is Following tradition the bride has chosen her wedding ensemble for the prayer book and a rosary, Frank C. Acosta, Captain Poole Is Guest Speaker At Teachers Meet Amador Licon of 243 South Glenwood drive the engagement and approaching marriage Mary Elva to Joe Gonzalez, son of Mr.

Aranda of 3504 Manzana street. Miss Mary Elva Licon for something new, blue garter, the gift of another niece, as something old, Mrs. Jesus Barragan, will complete belonging to Mrs. the tradition. as good luck.

The Edna Licon, a cousin of the El Paso Teachers Assn. met recently at Coldwell School in the auditorium. Mrs. Margaret Norwood, president, presided. The invocation given by the Rev.

Glenn A. Brown. Music was presented by Beverly Fairley of the strings division of El Paso Public School Music Department. Mrs. Jack Meadows was program chairman.

Capt. Drusilla Poole, educational co-ordinator at William Beaumont Army Hospital, was the guest speaker. She told of life in China under a Communistic regime. bride, will be the maid of honor. She will wear a lavender ballerina length gown and carry a red carnation bouquet.

Amador Licon a brother of the bride, will be the best man. Following the wedding a reception will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barragan at 1507 North Ochoa street. The three tier cake will be decorated with the traditional bride and groom.

Mrs. H. A. Amparan, the sister of the bridegroom, will serve cake, assisted by Mrs. Ray Chavez.

Mrs. Espinosa will preside at the punch bowl. Mrs. Acosta will be at the guest book, assisted by Mrs. Barragan.

Miss Licon is a graduate of Jefferson High School. She has one sister, Rosie, and three brothers, Dagoberto, Rene and Amador, all of El Paso. Mr. Gonzalez also graduated from Jefferson High School. At present he is employed at Ft.

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