Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 109

ALL EDITIONS i hi i ii iin mi jiu i Come tn Order m. 1 i The Arizona Republic Norma Lea Parks is Bride Phoenix, Sunday, Dec. 1, 1963 I Project Gratifies Members complett FORMAL WEAR 1 1 hfntai Miss Norma Lea Parks and William Vernon Cunningham were married at 8 p.m. yesterday in College Tark Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Kverett Parks, fifin.T Mih Drive. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham, Mesa.

Miss Shirley Ann McCarty was maid of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses La-Donna Cunningham and Glen-da Crownover. Kathy Parks was flower girl and Robin Reagin was ring bearer. Attending the couple as best man was Dannie Reckert and ushers were Tom Pursell and Dennis Gorman. Mr. Cunningham attended Arizona State University.

After the ceremony a reception was held in the church. The couple will reside in Phoenix after a wedding trip in California. SALES Rr i smith I ll TUX SHOP f'i 21 IU N. Cntrl mi By RUTH BRADLEY To many rlub members a in year project seems a bit loo long. But members of the Old Fashioned Garden Club have worked for 10 years on one project and they love it even more than when they started.

The group has done the landscaping of the Florence Crittenton Home as its project for civic brautification since Febraury, 1954. When the home was rebuilt in 1954 club members solicited nurseries for trees and shrubs. Then they undertook complete landscaping of the grounds, planted shrubs, lawn and flowers. Kach year since then members have had two workdays each year, in the spring and fall, when they meet at the home to prune, weed, plant and seed. Club funds are budgeted each car to cover expenses of new shrubs, winter yard and seedlings.

Individuals frequently provide shrubs and seedlings. Mrs. R. I. Turner has been the club's project chairman since 1956.

She wpervlsej th home's gardener, making weekly visits to th grounds THOMAS MALL PARK CENTRAL mil' i Rial 1 io i Stem's3" -v VVYJ i Republic Phols by For rut Strou GARDKNF.RS Members of the Old Fashioned Garden Club carry on their 10 year project of taking care of the prounds at the Florence Crittenton Home. Dippinp. pruning and weeding, from left. Mrs. Dean Glasco, president, Mrs.

James II. Thomas and Mrs. R. I. Turner, project chairman.

mf, Ami i' Wwm'1 and reporting at the rlub meetings on progress achlev ed and future needs. rr ANOTHER TROJECT-Although it has been going for quite some time the state project of the Arizona Federation of Junior Women's Clubs is one which needs constant diligence. Mrs. Wayne Murray, state project chairman for the Arizona Federation cl Women's Clubs has proposed a plan of artion for all clubs tn the stale. Her idea Is to promote a permanent Moral Decency League for each city and town in Arizona.

She has detailed the plan for action and has mailed copies of "how-to" organize and promote such a league to every club president. Mrs. Murray's plan would STUDIO 13 BO West Tilth Scottsdnlf Fhinrn ipur.inlly (or id MiM er Mren who it 5 5" nrl nnr)r PETITE SIZES 8-20 HU Sim I0'' 12 Prmn "Mr, 61 00 Volunteers Are Needed '( )m i MM utilize service clubs in each club's individual area, and would leave a lasting service organization long after Arizona Juniors have adopted another state project. The chairman travels to clubs throughout the state speaking on this state project of moral decency. The basic plan includes every community.

Mrs. Murray says, "Some of you who live in the less populated areas of Arizona arc going tn think this does not apply to you. However, if there is one store that sells magazines, one theater, one child who has been molested, a school, legislators, post office, newspaper, then all of this applies to your particular area." Junior clubs in all areas have been asked to organize meetings with other civic clubs and arrange programs for the Moral Decency League. Mrs. Murray, a member of the Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club, organized the project several years ago in her own group.

Scottsdale Juniors began the campaign in 'heir area and then gained support of the state junior organization. RESOLUTION' The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs passed a resolution at their recent board of directors meeting favoring prayer in public schools and Rihle reading. The resolution reads "The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs go on record as favoring an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which would restot" spiritual values in the life and education of our children by I observances of special ncca- 1 sions that will inculcate love of God and love of Country." Thp Arizona group is supporting a resolution in the House of Representatives to amend the Constitution of the United Slates to permit prayer in public schools and Bible 1 reading and to provide against i further litigation in this By Bu rcau GIVP. HLR A DRLAM FOR CHRISTMAS The Volunteer Bureau is a Junior League sponsored community service organization which exists to help generous tho DURE All From our collection of exquisite rob tnd lingorio dream robs of black Ucfl ovor shell pint, jtin bound and buttoned. if ll $27.50 volunteers give their time where it will mean most to all concerned.

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