Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 4

4 Daily Gazette, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 1965 Pv Rmirl A "Ex-Band," to her knowl-lit saves much embarassmPiil bnlic of the expiration of an un-l IjA-UUiiU iVieuiJi) iViUJiIuyt? iVUjUUi maritar and explanation among friends successful marriage. She has who know about it so manv requests for dupli-1 llor copyriRhted I-A HMIHI cates that she now is in the An attractive divorcee wlio fiUinp the need by liecoming en- Margaret R. Pholns is an in- disliked tlie empty feeling on gaged or remarried, she de- structor at San Diego iMilitarv'design is a wide sold band willi her ring finger decided to do signed a ring to be woni only Academy, Del Mar, Calif. Al-ia row of small "x's" cut into I'locoss of marketmg it through aomething about it.

In.stead of by divorced men and women, ready wearing the ring, she says it. The she feels, is jewelry and department stores. J. M. Bostwick Sons ESTABLISHED 1856 20 S.

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The Janesvilie High School Bluebirds will play Racine Horlick in the Homecoming game. The dance will be held Saturday night in the school J-room. (Gazette Photo) Democrats Will Attend Women's Day Workshops A group from Rock County, will at end the Democratic Worn- en's Day at the Milwaukee Milwaukee Saturday, Oct. 23. The subjects of the two workshops will be Project Headstart and Beautification of America.

Mrs. Frank Church, wife of Senator Church of Idaho, will be the speaker at the luncheon. A tour of the Mitchell Park Hor-, ticultural Domes dedicated by Mrs. Lyndon Johnson is planned. Mrs.

Carjjiel Nuciforo, loit, official of Project Head- start, Beloit, will be in the work-! shop. Anyone wishing more ticulars may call Mrs. George Hickey. Mrs. Henry Thorn, officer in local and state AFL-CIO committees; Mrs.

Robert Helland, leader and organizer for the Badger Council of Girl Scouts; and Miss Gladys Waterman, member of the executive board of the Rock County Democratic Party, formed a panel at he afternoon meeting of the Women's Committee of the Rock County Democratic Party, to tell of their volunteer service organizations. Mrs. George M. Hickey, chairman, moderated the panel. Mrs.

Thom is the only woman to be an officer of Local 95, UAW-CIO where she acts as secretary, and also holds an appointment on the steering committee of Region 10, AFL-CIO. She is a member of the women's special projects committee. Mrs. Helland told of the ways citizenship is stressed in the Girl Scout movement, through badge work, troop and camp government and ceremonies. Mrs.

Helland noted that Girl Scouts is 99 per cent volunteer and 1 per cent professional. Miss Waterman told how women members of the Democratic party assist candidates, officeholders and party officers. All three panelists noted that being a volunteer is a vital part of any organization. Duplicate Club Gives Full Master Points Twilight Duplicate Club awarded full master points at the weekly bridge game to the following; North-south: Mrs. Colton Sayles-Mrs.

Cleon Larsen, no Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meyer, Beloit, 120; Mrs. Harold Natz-Mrs. M.

A. Birenholtz, 118; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bengston, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Coyle, tie. 107'-2. East-west: Mrs. Neal O'Leary- Mrs. Urban Johnson.

134; Robert Brannigan, Beloit-Jim Barry, 131; Stanley Fuchs-Urban Johnson, 114 plus; Mrs. Frederick- Mrs. Herded, Beloit, 112. Tri Deh Member Susan Mulder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs G.

W. Mulder, 1510 S. River Road, has been initialed into Delta Delta Delta sorority at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Meet at Avaion The Prairie View Club will be entertained by Mrs. Everett Hanson, Avaion, at 8 p.m.

Thursday. Studio CELEBR.ATE 2STH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Gay lord Thompson, Boyington Court, gave a family dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William 0. Click, 1050 S. Washington St. The occasion marked the couple's 25th wedding anniversary.

Assistinc at the dinner was the Glicks" other daughter, Patricia. They also have a son, Michael, 12. Mr. and Mrs. Click, married, Oct.

10, 1940, have been Janesvilie residents since 1955. SHOES CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. 123 W. Milwaukee St. Formerly Sid Weber Slioes Zilliox-King Wedding Held Stixlio 1 MRS.

DAKKKI, I. KI.NG Sharon Elaine Zilliov. daugh-' ter of Mr. and Mrs, Emil Zilliox, Rte. 2, Evan.sville, and Darrcl Ivan King, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan King, Rte. 1, Brodhead, were married bv Pastor Cy Welch Oct. 9 in the Footville Church of Chri.st. Tlie bride appeared in a chantilly lace dress designed with a sweetheart neckline trimmed in sequins.

A crowTi of pearls secured her veil and she carried red roses and white carnations on her white Bible. Her attendants wore coquette blue taffeta ensembles of floor-length dress and matching hat, and carried blue and white carnations. They were Cheryl and Gayle Zilliox and Mrs. King. Peter Bly was best man; Duane Ruef, Janesvilie, and Randy Whitacker, Albany, groomsmen; and the bride's brother, Larry Zilliox, and bridegroom's cousin, Allen King, ushered.

Music was provided by Mrs. Stewart Balis, and Mrs. Cy Welch. Two hundred fifty guests attended the reception-dinner. After a Nortiiern Wisconsin trip the couple will reside on Rte.

1, Brodhead. The bride, a June graduate from Evansville High School, is Janesvilie Beautician Named to State Post Mrs. Dorothy M. Field, Center Avenue Beaute Shoppe, was elected second vice president ol Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association at recent state convention. Participating on the Wisconsia hair fashion committee was Sandra Bradley, Mam'selle Salon, who presented the state model entered at the national convention in St.

Ix)uis in July, and Bev Ableman and Gehri Roehl, both of Bev's Styling Studio, and Jo Dorsey, selle Salon, who presented subjects for classes. P. M. Bucholtz Weds in Seattle WHITEWATER-Mrs. OpheUa Hundley, Spokane, Wa.sh., has announced the recent marriaga of her daughter, Linda, Seattle, to Patrick Michael Bucholtz.

of and Mrs. Raym 0 Bucholtz, Whitewater Lake, in St. George's Catholic Church, Seattle. The bride is a graduate of Spokane High School. The bride, groom, a 19()1 graduate of water High School, recently completed four years in the Navy as a radioman.

He is employed at the Boeing Aircraft Seattle. To Bring Giits Disabled American Veterans Chapter and Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Patriotic Hall. Members are to bring items for the Christmas store the Veterans Hospital in Tomah. WCTU To Meet I Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 1:30 p.m.

Friday In the home of Mrs. I Grace Griffith, 918 E. Milwaukee I St. Mrs. Alma Burrington will lead in devotions and Mrs.

nab Hockerman will have charge of the program. When Joshua C. Stoddard of Pawlet, patented the steam calliope in 1855, he named it after the Greek muse of eloquence and epic poetry. employed at Robinson's Cleaners. The bridegroom is a graduate of Albany High School and engaged in farming with his father.

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