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1954 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Page Nine Miss Eichholtz Is Bride of Mr. Campbell Journal Special LIL LAS Cille CRUCES Eichholtz, Las Miss Cruces, Connie became the bride of Mr. Walter Hugh Campbell, Albuquerque, in a double ring ceremony solemnized Sunday, 4, at 3 p.m. the First Baptist Church here with Rev. Jack DeVore officiating.

Mrs. Campbell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Conrad Eichholtz of Mesilla Park. Parents of groom, Mr.

and Mrs. John Fred Campbell, 2407 General Marshall St. NE, Albuquerque, were present for the wedding. The bride was attired imported organdy over bridal white, the formal skirt having soft fullness, the bodice trimmed with lace embroidery, the long sleeves coming to petal points at the wrist, and seed pearls outlining the neck. Her fingertips veil was of illusion with pearl-trimmed crown.

She was given in marriage by her father. Miss Nancy Eichholtz was her sister's maid of honor, wearing green organdy over taffeta, bal-. lerina length, with matching mitts and hat, green linen shoes, and carrying a nosegay of yellow daisies. Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Bullard and Miss Jerean Martin. Allen Campbell, brother of the groom, was best man; Don Campbell, another brother, was usher with Paul Blackmore.

Among the out-of-town guests were the groom's parents and brothers from Albuquerque, Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell and daughter, Mary Louise, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pendleton and Mrs.

Fred Campbell all of Albuquerque. Summerhouse To Open New Play Tonight Opening tonight at the Summerhouse theater in the San Felipe Hotel is Hatcher Hughes' Pulitzer prizewinning play of the comic side of backwoods religYous fanaticism, "Hellbent For Heaven." Sponsoring tonight's performance will be the Auxiliary to the Central New Mexico Assn. of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, of which Mr. W. D.

Andrews is secretary. In the cast, Summerhouse patrons will see Robert Vaughn as the deluded fanatic, Rufe; Anne Shannon as Meg Hunt: Mark Land as Andy Lowry, and John Hackett as Sid Hunt, who falls victim to Rufe's fiery talk. Others will include Shirley Dorsett at Jude: Richard Herbine as the grandfather, and Albert Gallo as Sid's father. Robert Vaughn also will direct the play which will run through July 18 at the theater. Reservations may be made by calling the theater box office.

Try a different sauce with fish fillets. Add a couple of tablespoons each of catchup and chopped dill pickle to white sauce. Use tablespoons of butter or margarine and the same amount of flour to a cup of milk, for the sauce, and season with salt and pepper. Cooking's Fun AP Newsfeature By CECILY BROWNSTONE FAMILY LUNCH Here's luncheon dish that ditferent. So good, too! Canadian Bacon and Cauliflower Au Gratin Marinated Cucumbers on Lettuce Bread and Butter Cookies, Beverage Canadian Bacon and An Gratin Incredients: 1 small head cauliflower (about pound), cup boiling water, teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, 2 tablespoons flour, milk, spoon salt, pepper, cup grated, Cahadian chidcar cheese, to 12 thin slices bacon, paprika.

Method: Cut tough green leaves away from cauliflower; separate Into small flowereta: wash in cold water: Add to boiling water with teaspoon salt: bring to boll again, cover and rapidly until just tender about into measuring cup; add enough milk to minutes, Drain liquid from cauliflower make cup, Melt butter in saucepan over low heat; blend in flour; add milk mixture all at one time, and stir stantly until smooth. Add teaspoon salt and pepper to taste: cook and stir constantly over moderate heat until thickened and bubbly. Over low heat stir in cup of the cheese until melted; add drained cauliflowerets and reheat. Put bacon in cold heavy skillet and fry until lightly browned on both sides. Arrange bacon alices in small shallow baking dishes (about Inches across top); spoon creamed cauliflower into dishes, having edges of bacon show.

Sprinkle with remaining cup cheese; dust with paprika, minutes to Place melt under cheese. broiler Serve for 1 or 2 at once. Makes 3 servings, ENGAGED: The Rev. and Mrs. Harry G.

Shelton, 1033 Vassar Dr. NE, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Hariette Marguerite, to Ernest W. Botts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.

Botts, 3712 Central Ave. NE. The couple plans an early fall wedding. Miss Universe Hopefuls Arrive LOS ANGELES (INS) The vanguard of some 80 international beauties slated compete for the third annual "Miss Universe" title at Long Beach round of sightseeing in the Los Angeles area Monday. The brigade of will begin to display their attractions formally for the benefit of judges on Thursday.

First entrant to reach the beach city was Bessie O'Campo, Miss Philippines. Myrna Orozco, 20, who is Miss El Salvador, and Marian Esquivel, 18, Miss Costa Rica, will remain in Los Angeles until the pageant opens officially. The Costa Rican representative, a champion swimmer in her own country, said she intends to stay in Los Angeles, win or lose, and enroll for a business college course after the contest. Twenty-five relatives greeted her upon her arrival Sunday night. Miss Hong Kong, pretty Virginia June Lee, 20, an airline stewardess, and Isabell Dancourt, Miss Peru, were due to arrive Monday.

150 Are Expected For Band, Choral Clinic at UNM Some 150 students from New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, Texas and California will High School Band and Choral Clinic at the University of. New Mexico July 15-24, according William R. Rhoads, director. Registration for the musicians will be Thursday morning, July 15, and the organization and first rehearsals will begin that afternoon. An outstanding faculty headed by Dr.

David Foltz, chairman of the music department at the Prof. Clarence diUniversity of Nebraskan, and rector of bands at UCLA, will work with the student musicians. The daily schedules will include band and chorus rehearsals, sectional rehearsals, private lessons, dance band, theory classes, twirling instruction, and teachers, recitals and recreseminars for, graduate students ation activities. A final concert will be held on July 23 to which the public will be invited. Time and place will be announced later.

Faculty members for the clinic include Jane Snow, UNM, voice; Charles R. Baum, Albuquerque, flute; James Thornton, Arvada, bassoon and oboe; Ted Rush, Albuquerque, clarinet; Stanley Seibenthal, James Whitlow, bad, percussion; Albuquerque, trumpet and cor. net, Jack Stephenson, Albuquerque, trombone, baritone and bass; Norman Crider, Carrizozo, twirling and drum majoring; K. L. Higgins, Albuquerque, french horns and William E.

Rhoads, UNM, Saxophone. GOING WAY BACK MATHEWS, Va. (P-Navigable rivers, bays and arms of the sea and ground under them did to the King of never England in Virginia and other colonies, Lewis Jones ruled in court here. He denied a petition to vacate an oyster ground lease made by the state on the ground that it violated an original grant of langin to George Bilups in 1653. Magna Carta, Judge Jones said, ownership had been in ParliaIment.

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Print your name, address, size, style number. Arden's SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! COTTON RAYON and LINEN DRESSES DRESSES to OFF ASSORTMENT OF ASSORTED BLOUSES SKIRTS $2.00 and $3.00 to OFF SUITS (year fabric) around Up to OFF Ardens OPEN "TIL PHONE PARK 9 MONDAYS P.M. 2-9461 AVE. SW Pension Board Bars Newsman Continued from Page One bers, who voted against letting the reporter Smothers answered the phone," Redak said. Ingwersen didn't want the press in there.

I've been battling excluding the press in public meetings for a long time. Had an Argument "We had an argument. That's why told we had to hold the phone. I them I wanted a motion. Ingwersen made the motion and, bye golly, they voted me down.

"I don't understand why they wanted the meeting private. argued with them. If they don't like me talking to them, they can.get a new chairman. I think Engel was on my side, but of course, he doesn't have any vote. "It was a bunch of kid stuff." Both Smothers and Clarence Higgins said after the meeting that there was no motion to exclude the press.

Wanted Clarification Smothers said, "We just had a meeting at which all we wanted to do was get some clarification. (Smothers and Ingwersen are new board members.) It would have been all right with me. I'm in favor of having the press." "It was just that they didn't have anything in Higgins said. Another board member, A. Alarid, was absent from the Monday meeting.

Gabriel wrote Engel that he will be here soon with proposed ordinance under which the city can switch to the state retirement plan. Cost of Gabriel's second visit can be paid out of the $1500 city commissioners authorized for the actuarial study, Engel said. About half the amount is left. Infant Son of Airman Dies in Hospital Here Michael Raymond Brundage, 6-day-old son of and Mrs. Raymond H.

Brundage, 521 Eighth St. SW, died Monday in an Albuquerque hospital. Besides the parents, survivors include the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chamberlain, Columbus, Ohio, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Brundage, New Haven, Conn. The body was taken by plane to New Monday afternoon for burial. Strong- Thorne Mortuary had charge of arrangements. TO TRY AGAIN, SKARDU, Kashmir (P -Delayed by the death of its strongest Mario Puchoz, the Italian expedition K-2 is preparing to launch a new attack on the peak.

Silent Bikes Let Cops Sneak Up on People LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) Lakeland policemen have started riding their beats on bicycles equipped with twoway radios. Police Chief Leo Brooker said the bikes will let the policemen make their rounds more quickly and cover wider areas. "And," he added, "bicyeles are silent and the approach of the officers will not be ticed. Deaths and Funerals BRUNDAGE- Michael Raymond Brundage, infant son of and Mrs.

Raymond H. Brundage passed away here Monday. Besides the parents, who live at 521 8th St. SW, the baby is survived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Chamberlain, Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brundage, New Haven, afternoon Conn. The TWA body to was New taken Monby Haven, Conn. for Strong- Thorne Mortuary was in charge. W.

(J. Fulton will be conducted in -Funeral services for the French-Fitzgerald Chapel in the Garden Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Robert F. Naylor will officiate. Interment, will be in Sunset Memorial Park. following will serve as escorts: Wm.

Page, Jack Lundy, Dr. E. S. Richmond, J. W.

Galloway, Jerry Hattox and Wendell Hagood. HOLLEY- Thomas Holley infant son of Sgt. and Mrs. John Holley passed away here Sunday. Besides the parents, who live at 1403 Arno SE, the baby is survived by one sister, Dedra, here; his grandmother, Mrs.

Floria Holley, St. Augustine, and his grandarents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnes, N. Y.

Funeral services will be held Wedmorning at 10:30 o'clock in Palm Chapel of the Strong-Thorne Mortuary. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery. LITTLE--Funeral services for Frank Little will be held Tuesday at La Madera. Pallbearers will be Ricardo Sanchez, Melcor Jose Martinez, Alfredo Franchias, Jose Vallejos, Max H. Garcla and Felipe Lopez.

Garcia Mortuary is in charge. SEGURA-Funeral for Mrs. Antonia Segura will Garcia be held Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. Mortuary Chapel to St.

Therese Church where mass will be celebrated at 9 a. m. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery, STEWART -The remains of Pat Stewwere sent by train Monday to Pueblo where interment will be made. Garcia Mortuary was in charge here. THOMPSON Funeral services for Mrs.

Bertha Thompson will be conducted in the French-Fitzgerald Chapel in the Garden Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. L. M. Walker will officiate.

Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Park. VALERIA-Rosary for Josefita Valeria will be recited tonight at 8 in the Floral Chapel of the Salazar and Song Mortuary, Funeral arrangements will be announced. VOURAZERIS -Funeral services Wilson G. Vourazeris will be held Tuesday morning at o'clock in Palm Chapel of the Strong-Thorne Mortuary. The Rev.

Earl R. Keating will officiate. Pallbearers will be John Parsons, Marcus Slone, Melvine Naus. Alvin Barta, Pete Valdez and Robert Marsh. Interment will be in Fairview Park Cemetery, SHERILL-Funeral services for Mrs.

Marietta Wetherill will be conducted in the French-Fitzgerald Chapel in the Garden Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Edsel B. Roberts will Committal services will be private. YOUNG--Funeral services for Charles G.

Young will be conducted in the FrenchFitzgerald Chapel in the Garden Tuesday afternoon at 2 officiate o'clock. Rev. Allen C. will at the Chapel and Temple Lodge No. 6 A.

F. and A. M. will grave have Sunset charge of Memorial the services at the Park. The following will serve as escorts: Guy Williams, Howard B.

Nelson, A. J. Kennedy, David Moore, Dewey Dismuke and Wallace Bisbee. Our First Fall Hats have just arrived! You'll love every one AND you'll like the sensible prices too. CLEARANCE Straw Hats, Flowers Concho Belts 1.99 at Open Tues.

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Charles B. Stewart, vice commander of the Special Weapons Center Monday. Airman Wise, 21, from Samplans to attend Wayne University, Detroit, majoring in business administration. He receives a certificate, a three-day pass, merchandise from Albuquerque merchants land complimentary tickets to several local events. These awards are made through the cooperation of the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, the Armed Forces Advisory group, civic organizations and Albuquerque businessmen.

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Rockwell mander of the Naval Special Weapons Facility. PASS EXAMINATIONS Eustace Padilla, W. P. Sackett, George Goetz and George Old passed electrician license examinations, the city building division announced Monday. produced a calf.

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