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Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL October 14. 1952 WCTU Opens Graduates Of UNM Wed 1 People, Parties Cocktail Party Honors Scotts -Mr. and Mrs. William S. Sharp, entertained at a cocktail party Sunday afternoon at their home, 2009 Hendola Dr.

NE, in honor of 1 1 I 1 7 Gayle Schlanger, Dr. Martin Prince Pledge Vows in Double Ceremony Convention The annual state Woman's Christian Temperance Union con vention will open at 10 this morn ing in the Central Methodist Church, 1600 Copper Ave. NE. Mrs. H.

T. Williams, state presif will address the delegates at 11:15. Mrs. Lansing Bloom will give the "Crusade Psalm" during the morning session. The Rev.

Joe Scrimshire, pastor of Central Methodist Church, will give the noon-tide meditation, and Mrs. Harold Daniels, accompanied by Mrs. Olen Rhodes, will sing "The Crusade Hymn." Devotions will be presented by Mrs. Ben Weise of Carlsbad. Mrs.

Charles Wadley, president of the Albuquerque WCTU federation, will give the address of welcome to visiting delegates. Other state WCTU officers besides Mrs. Williams are: Mrs. E. J.

Galloway, Albuquerque, vice-president; Mrs. A. W. Shull, Clovis, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Byrd, Albuquerque, treasurer; Mrs.

Mabel McCloud, Roswell, recording secretary; Mrs. H. C. Holland, Roswell, Youth Temperance Council, general sec- ty i y- fj til si XI Ens. and Mrs.

Neal F. Current To day Pa terns ''i I 4 a I Ufv "Ti 'I A Jeanne Oracion, Norman Thomas Marry, Leave for Mexico City Mrs. Jeanne Oracion, daughter of Mrs. Tracy A. Sheley, 1905 Valencia Dr.

NE, and Norman Thomas, son of N. T. Thomas of Carlsbad, were united in marriage Saturday morning at a single- Mrs. Martin II. Prince The two daughters of Mr.

and Hills, were married in a double wedding ceremony that took place Saturday evening at the Westwood Temple in Beverly Hills with Rabbis Tratner and Winokur officiating. Maj. and Mrs. Robert Scott. a The Scotts have lived in Frank fuxt, Germany, for three years -and Major Scott is being reas signed to Camp Ala.

Both Mr. Sharp and Major Scott iare i9S9 graduates of the Univeri eitv of New Mexico and were members of Kappa Alpha fratern itv. "Among the 50 guests, many of whom were UNM classmates of Ithe host and the honored guests, iwere Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jenson and Mr.

and Mrs. Guyton Paine of Estancia, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Hendron. Santa Fe. Assistants were Mrs. Paul Tackett, Mrs. Lilburn Homan, Mrs.

Joe D. Robinson, Mrs. Elza Paul and Mrs. Conrad Johnson. To Honor Ambassador Dr.

S. T. Vann will give a stag luncheon for Sir Oliver Franks, British ambassador to the US. and a few of his friends Thurs day at the Albuquerque Country i Club. i At the same time.

Mrs. J. Henderson, wife of the British consul whose offices are in Hous- ton, will entertain Lady Franks and wives of those attending the stag luncheon, at the Hilton Ho tel. Mrs. Henderson has also in vited officers of the British Daughters, who are assisting in entertaining the Franks during their stay in Albuquerque.

Sir Oliver will speak Thursday 'at 8 p.m. at the Student Union Building, University of New Mex ico. To Honor Miss Bennett Pat Bloom, Miss Verlee Davis and Misses Mary Cay Jones will be hostesses at a miscellan- eous shower to honor Miss Evaughn Bennett, fiancee of Norman LeRoy Knudsen, Wednesday evening. event will be at the Jones i home, 1308 Princeton Dr. NE.

at 5 7:30 p.m. Miss Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bennett, 2105 Lead Ave.

SE, is to marry Mr. Knudsen on Oct. 19 at the Evan- gelical United Brethren Church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thorvald Lauritz Knudsen of Council Bluffs, la. Both Miss Ben-nett and Mr. Knudsen attended the University of New Mexico. Arizona Vacation Recent at the Paint PonyLodge in Show Low, Ariz. were Mr.

and Mrs. Clay R. Scott, .115 Eighth St. SW. Traveling with them were their brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. C. fLeland Ferguson who had flown frora Tennessee to holiday with the Scotts. Mr. and Mrs.

Scott are now at home in Albuquerque. Klein-Cohen Marriage Miss Marcia Lee Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Klein, 607 Carlisle Blvd. SE; became the Bride of Airman First Class Her- bert Cohen, son of Mrs Lillian Cohen of Aiken, S.

and Max Cohen of Smyrna, Sunday evening at the B'nai Israel Syna-1 gogue. Mrs. Russell Farkas served as matron-of -honor, and other bridal attendants were Miss Barbara I Caine, Miss Mary Johnson, and Mrs. Max Pollack. Airman First Class Xauren Tracy of Kirtland Air Force Base, where the bridegroom is stationed, was best man.

Ushers were Rus- sell Farkas, Ernest Montoya, and Airman First Class Searle Levy were ushers. jThe couple will honeymoon in Las Vegas, Nev and will be at home Monday at 2424 Smith Ave. SE. Studies in California I Miss Sue McCrory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John V. McCrory, 231 Mrs. J. J. Schlaneer of Beverlv married to Dr.

Martin H. Prince, nia where she was vice president of her sorority, Alpha Epsilon Phi. Dr. Prince is a graduate of the University of New Mexico and the Los Angeles College of Optometry. 'ill 'Wiz? J-y XL i jy rs A romance which began on the Mexico, where both were stu- aenis, lea to ine marriage oi m.iss Frances Thornton to Ens.

Neal F. Current, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Current of Albuquerque, at the Station Chapel, Naval Construction Battalion Center, Port Hueneme, on Oct.

1. Chaplain Widman performed the ceremony. The bride is the" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Thornton of Carrizo Springs, Tex. Fellow students of Ensign Current in the engineer corps officer class at the Naval School, Port Hueneme, attended the rites and gave a reception for the couple. Attendants were Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. Louis H.

Clerc. Both Ensign and Mrs. Current are 1952 graduates of the University of New Mexico. He received his degree in electrical engineering and" Mrs Current in biology and Chemistry. The couple plans to leave on a wedding trip when Ensign Current is graduated from the Port Hueneme school on Nov.

14. Mrs. Dobson Leads Meetin Mrs. R. J.

Dobson of Bellaire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney, 1113 Roma Ave. NW, will be officer-in-charge of the regional leadership conference of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority to be held at Hotel Muehl- bach, Kansas on Oct. 18 and 19.

Mrs. Dobson is a member of the advisory board of the so rority. The leadership conference Is one of eight for alumnae and college members of Tri Sigma be ing held throughout the United States this fall. Assisting Mrs. Dobson at the conference will be Mrs.

Charles E. Clark, Warrensburg, di rector of Mrs. Paul Kinsella, Ottumwa, director of music, and Mrs. Curtis C. Dix on, Denver, assistant treasurer.

A cede the meeting. Mrs. Lucile DeWaide will give a reading. J-O-Y Mission Study Group of First Christian Church, with Mrs. J.

J. Musick, 3321 Linda Vista Dr. SE, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Louise Jackson 4 will give the lesson and Mrs.

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The bride, given marriage by Mr. Sheley, wore a coral velveteen suit with a matching hat, a white orchid corsage and black accessories. Attendants were Miss Jo Spears of Dallas, maid-of-honor, and the bride's brother, Jack Thompson. Miss Spears wore an aqua faille ensemble with a corsage of pink roses. For he- daughter's wedding Mrs.

Sheley chose a wine faille suit and pink carnation corsage. Mrs. F. W. Best and Mrs.

Joseph Spears, Dallas, assisted at fhe reception immediately following the ceremony. The home was decorated with yellow gladioli and palms, and at the serving table yellow chrysanthemums. The bride is a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy, Wichita, and attended the University of New Mexico. Mr. Thomas was graduated from UNM and until recently was owner of the Foto-Krome Laboratory here.

The couple left for Mexico City, where tney will spend a month. U. Music Majors Win Scholarships xnirty-one music students at tne university of New Mexico avc itrewea applied music scnoiarsnips lor the 1952-53 school year, Dr. Hugh Miller, head of the UNM music department announced. All except three of th stud puts are from New Mexico.

They are Ruth Lewellen, cello. Flagstaff, Vera Rozdestvpns Los Angeles, and Wilma Tapp' piano, Seguine, Tex. nineteen of the students whn will receive the free instrument or voice training, are from Albuquerque. They are: Arthur Barrett voice; Ellen Ranson, voice. James aratcner, organ; Arele Brown.

Barbara Groeshprk- i French horn; Carole Holmps. voice. Others are: John InVW John Large, voice; Mrs. William B. Leffinewell.

vnicf- t. et cher, piano: Norma Miles. vm- Oleta Lou Roberts, piano; Celina aancnez, voice; Nancv Shell, voice; James Whitlow, flute and clarinet; and Neil Wilson. Other New Mexico scholarshiD winners are: Janet Adams, piano; Clayton; George Chaires, piano, Deming; Margaret Jo Gore, violin, Artesia; Tommy Jackson, coronet, Deming; Mary McDowell, saxophone, or Conseauences! and Carolyn Snerrv. voir Artesia.

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ana mrs. iwis Prince, 1039 Princeton Ave. NE, and her sister. Miss Elyse Joy Schlanser. became the bride of Stanley J.

Grinstein of Beverly Hills. For her wedding. Miss Gayle Lee Schlanger chose a gown of imported French chantilly lace over delustered satin with a cathedral- length train. A crown of seed' pearls held the bridal illusion veil. She carried her grandmother's Bible topped with lily of the valley.

The Misses Cynthia Knecht, Janet Hammerman and Adrienne Biren, who served as attendants, wore iridescent talisman colored silk organza over taffeta and carried cascade bouquets of talisman roses. Stanley Linder was Dr. Prince's best man. Ushers were Richard Steinberg and Paul Ullman. ne westwooa Temple was decorated with roses gladioli and fern accenting the autumn color theme while the aisle standards bore the traditional bouquets of white flowers and ribbons.

The ceremony was followed by a reception in the Beverly-Wil-shire hotel attended by 375 guests. The couple left on a wedding trip. They will live in Beverly Hills. Mrs. Prince is a graduate of Beverly Hills High School and attended the University of Califor- Graceland Dr.

SE, is now in Beverly Hills, where she Is enrolled at the Lawton School for Medical and Dental Assistants. Joins Thespians Miss Donna Jean Hargrave, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Hargrave, 3917 La Hacienda Dr. NE, has joined the Trinity University Players, a dramatic society, and will appear in the group's first play this season, which opens Oct. 20. Miss Hargrave is a freshman at Trinity University, San Antonio, Tex. cafeteria.

Candelabra will hold candles in the colors. Mrs. Edward J. Burke, grand regent for the Catholic Daughters, will preside at one punch bowl. At the.

other will be Mrs. Harry B. TiedebohL who represents Catholic women in Albuquerque as. president of the local Council of" Catholic Women. The following CDA members will be receptionists in the various buildings and hostesses at the reception: Mmes.

J. F. Ramseier, Carl Anderson, Thomas Wright, D. A. Ruegg, John D.

Murphy. G. R. Miller, Aldo Vaio, Edwin J. But ler, J.

F. Harrison, Frank Horan, J. B. Burwinkle, John J. Plese, Mary Adeline Brown and Mrs.

Burke. will make a full RA-DIONIC Phvsiral Ex Radionic Practicioner in New home. The Rev. Fred Klerekoper Spee to Show Film on Congo The William Spee's family, now in Albuquerque, will show films of their missionary efforts among the Yigmy people of the Belgian Congo. Tne film, open to the public, will be shown Wednesday, at 7:30 p.

m. at the Fourth Street Gospel Hall, 1300 Fourth St. NW. Mrs. Spee's is the former Ella Deans, a member of a pioneer missionary family to the Congo, and sister-in-law of Mrs.

Mary Deans, also visiting in Albuquerque. Mary Deans, the former Mary Fifield, a graduate of Albuquerque High School, is in the same mission work in Africa. Both the Spee's and the Deans families were featured in a Saturday Evening Post article, published in April, 1951, last year, telling of their missionary work in Africa. Mr. and Mrs.

Spee's, after their visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gleason, 144 Atrisco Rd.

SW, will spend most of their time in the States before returning to their mission at Lolwa Irumu in the Congo. 'Cowboy in Literature Will Be Dobie's Subject "The Cowboy in Literature will be the subject of the lecture at 8 p.m. Wednesday by J. Frank Dobie, Texas folklorist, in the Student Union Ballroom at the Uni versity of New Mexico. Dobie, author of 13 books on the cowboy and Mexican vaquero, is considered one of the most out standing writers in southwestern literature.

Students will be admitted to the Dobie lecture tonight on their ac tivity tickets. Others may obtain season tickets at the. door or at Riedling's, Sasser's, or Cleveland's. PI PHI ALUMS TO MEET The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club will meet at 7:30 p. m.

Thursday at the chapter house, 1701 Mesa Vista Rd. NE. Hostesses will be Mrs. Byron Heath, Mrs. Mddrall and Mrs.

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Ralph E. Osborne left to right will appear in the melpdrama, "She Was Only a Farmer's Daughter," to be presented tonight at a joint meeting of the brotherhood and women of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Others in the cast will be Harlan H. Fauss, Andy Wold, Mrs.

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A potluck dinner will precede the program at 6:30 p.m. in the hospitality room of the Southern Union Gas. Co. (Kew photo) Women To Be Receptionists At Dedication of St Joseph Representative Catholic women of the community have been in-j vited by Mother Basilia, head of St. Joseph ColIege-on-the-Rio- Grande, to assist as hostesses and receptionists Wednesday when the college will be dedicated.

Mrs. Frank E. McCulloch heads the general committee from the Today Events Victory Extension Club, with Mrs. Frank Schultz, Second NW, 1:30 p.m. Members will bring their yearly reports and suggestions for programs at meetings.

Armijo Parents Club, school, 7:30 p.m. New officers will be installed and standing committees will outline proposed work schedules for the year. Plans for a Halloween 1 party will be completed. University Heights P-TA, school, 3 p.m. A flower show will pre- Itching of Dry Eczema Why scratch and suffer hopelessly? Find happy relief as so many others do use soothing, medicated RESINOL, the popular ointment -of mmnj uses Catholic Daughters of America which is supervising details for serving luncheon to the clergy and for the public reception following the dedicatory program.

Dr. Catherine Clarke and Mrs. E. R. Michael head divisions of the committee.

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