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6 THE EXQCTRER AND NEWS Battle Creek, Sept. 10, Glenn Earl to Marry Alleyne Huyck Is Bride of John Dunsmore Style Show To Be Given By Opti-Mrs. With the first hints of approaching autumn there comes the old desire to replenish the fall wardrobe, and members of the are planning to whet the clothing appetite of Battle Creek women even more when they present their style show at 8:45 o'clock Wednesday and SociajVews Wedding Vows Told In Double-Ring Ceremony Miss Joyce Morns, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. White of 92 Shady wood lane, became the bride cf Charles E. Wacconer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waggoner of Indianapolis, Friday in the chapel of the First Methodist church.

The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Grant L. Jordan cf the Upton Avenue Methodist church. Mrs. Russell Ritter of Bluffton, was matron of honor and Mrs.

Robert Souders was the bridesmaid. Mr. Ritter and Mr. Souders were the bridegroom's attendants. Tha bride wore a frost blue suit and had a wreath of bronze mums in her hair.

She carried a bouquet Ann J. Unit Names Speakers For First Meet Dr. William Alexander, Director of curriculum for the public schools, and Miss Elizabeth E. Hosking, supeiintendent of elementary education, were announced as guest speakers for the first meeting of the Ann J. Kellogg Parent-Teacher unit at a session held by the board of directors Monday afternoon in the teachers' lounge of the schcol.

The opening meeting has been scheduled for October 3 at the school. Other business discussed by board members included the playground equipment, purchased by the unit, which was installed this summer. The demand to use the equipment lias been so great that the board authorized the immediate ordering and purchase of additions to the playground facilities. The members also approved the purchase of movie strips for use in the rooms and allocated a sum of monev for tiie purchase of books for the library. It was announced that the membership drive this year will be held from September 23 to October 18.

with prizes again going to competing classrooms with the largest increase in members. Refreshments were served by members of the home economics department. Mrs. Wendell E. Doty and Mrs.

Karl Klaussen poured. Board members present for their first session of the season were Mrs. president: Mrs. Lorrance Le-barre. first vice president; Mrs.

Karl Kljussen, second vice president: Mrs. Phillip DeSico, third vice president: Mrs. Norman Jacob-son, chaplain and council representative: Mrs. John Bruns. secretary; Miss Elizabeth Manning, treasurer: Mrs.

Lila Merrick, historian: Mrs. Walter North, program chairman: Mrs. W. F. Demp-sry and Mrs.

Ralph Shulters. hospitality: Mrs. George B. Dolliver. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Meyers and Mr. nd Mrs. Orviile DeBolt. youth activities: Mrs.

Walter Truax. health: Mrs. Franklin Shaw and Mrs. Dolliver. refreshments: Mrs.

Paul Tammi. publicity: Mi. Doty, finance, and Mrs. A. D.

PuLsifer. telephone. evening in the ballroom of the Hart hotel. Ensembles will range in type to suit the coed, the sophisticate or the matron. Modeling the outfits, which will include frocks, evening gowns, suits, dinner gowns and furs, as well as accessories, will be Mrs.

Robert Stevens, Mrs. Loid Stinch-comb. Miss Patricia Gaskill, Miss Barbara Tyler. Miss Patricia Mills, Mrs. Judd G.

Belt. Mrs. Ward Jackson. Mrs. Harry Mills.

Mrs. C. Ray Walterhouse, Mrs. Joseph Steinbru-ner. Mrs.

James P. VanSchaarden-burg and Mrs. Clara Blake. For the benefit of those unable to attend the show, a special program will be broadcast from 9:30 until 10 o'clock over station WELL. A string trio, under the direction of Mrs.

Leon Hauck. will play. Roses will be presented to each woman present. Co-chairmen for the event are Mrs. Leon Snyder.

and Mrs. Glenn H. Allen, Jr. Engagement Revealed Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Nottke of 161 North avenue. Level Park, announce the engagement of their daughter. June, to Arthur R. Guile, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Guile of 118 Betilah avenue. No date has been set for the wedding. Both are employed by the Sherman Manufacturing Co. Mr. Guile spent 27 months with the army in Iian.

jack jjiii Store Arcade Warm Clothes for Small Fry Snow SuitSyj One piece gabardine casha lined suits for girls and boys. Assorted colors. Corduroy Coverall Sets with matching jackets sizes 3 to 6 Separate Longies and Jcdphurs RED MALAGA GRAPES QUALITY! Miss Alleyne Bremce Huyck and John Howard Dunsmore exchanged their wedding vows at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in a service read by the Rev. Brooks Miller in the chape! of the First Congregational church. One hundred guests gathered for the double-ring ceremony.

The bride is the dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Eucer.e V. Huvck of 204 Jameson avenue and Mr. Dunsmore is the son of Mrs.

Eurney A. Eer.t- ley of 131 5uuh avenue Large baskets of palms and white clariioli. and tall white tapers in car.ce.abra decora fo the chapel, Mrs. G-jy D'Amour." Lip-comb pla'cd "Saint "Love Song." "Indian Love Call." "Always." -Oh. Perfect Love." and the wedding marches.

Ml-s Beverly Ann Wallace sang I Love You Truly and "Oh. Promise Me." Mrs. Bernard C. of Mur.cie. was her cousin's matron of honor and the bridesmaids were i Miss Beverly Lou BT.r.ett.

another cousin of tne once, and Mrs. Ros- i well Popen'nagen. James Dunsmore is brother as man. The ushers were Mr. Hale, and Mr.

PopT.hagen. Mr. Huj ck gave his marriage. The bricle wore a town of sheer v.hhe with a yoke of lace medallions; long pointed sleeves, btjrtojied at the wrists; a siurred bociice. a bouffant skir a long tram.

H'-r finger-tip veil 1-11 from a coronet of pearls and -he earned a cascade bouquet of wi.ite gianielli.is entered with an crch.id. Mrs. Hale's gown was of light biti Lice and r.er and was -f. led with puffed sleees. a sweetheart r.tkline.

brief prplum and a full skirt. Her powder puff bour.uet a.s if peach colored giair.elhas. The bridesmaids' conns of paie pink sarin and embossed organdy were f.i.-luoned s.inilarly to that of Mrs. II. lie's.

Tiie bndt's mothir wore a sli'fr black p'pliim chess trimmed wi'ii Lice and black and gold accessories. Tin- bridegrooms mother cho-e a blown crepe Irock with brown and green accessories. Both, had corsages cf red rsrs. Th Dorothy circle served at the reception which fallowed the church parlors. The three-tiered weddir.c cake, topped bv a miniature bridal couple, was cut and served by Mrs.

Jes.e Miller. LiclTed tapers and white gladioli decora'ed the room. Later young Mr. and Mrs. Duns more left for a week-long honey- i i RECENT BRIDE 1 lc MRS.

DONALD NELSON Announeeir.f nt is mad marnare of Miss Rosa the nes to Donald t. Nelson on A 24 in the parsnr.aire of church of Angola, ire was red by ti the Ind. The Rev. John W. Barriers.

couole was by Mrs. Walker, sis'er of the and Mrs. Leona Nci-em. mother of the bridegroom. The brine is a graduate of Wrights ratify academv and Mr.

Nelson is bv the Oliver Corp. The cnupie resides at 3.1 Sherman road. were Miss Anita Rilev. M.s.s Ru'h Whniihan. Miss Lila Zan-i ar.d Mrs.

Gladys Hall of Detroit. Mrs. George Zer.k of Stur-gis; Mrs. II. B.

Reynolds of Indianr-poiis. and Mrs. Frederick Beal of StevinsMlln. Sam en'erfam'd Sunday evening at a parry complimenting his wife on her birthriav anniver-. nt rhrsr home.

Sharon avenue, er.t and dancing, served. Nineteen guests were pres-the evening was spent A large birthday cake was Personals Tps Tama La Garde. Rev-ie R. McCullough and LJofi were vesfercnv from tne jotn WAC cietachmenf. Percy Joivs General hospital center to the i.m aration cc thev Fort Sheridan, will be discharged vice.

Mrs. George L. Eoien of 76 Gar-ri-on avenue, has from Norwich. N. where sh her son-in-Iiw and ciaughier.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean. Siie at- tended the wedding of her giano- r- --3 -3 niiii iniriiii vni-rn Liirl from California The engagement of Miss Nancy PrisciHa Garner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Hall Garner of Pasadena. to Glenn C. Earl, son of Mrs. Oma F. Earl and the late Harry H.

Earl of 118 Euclid avenue, has been announced by the bride-elect's parents. Miss Garner was graduated from Marshall junior high school and Pasadena Junior college and has attended the California Hospital School of Nursing and the University cf Southern California. Mr. Earl was graduated from Battle Creek high school in 1940 and later from Purdue university, where he was a member of Alpha Chi Rho fraternity. Alter receiving his cemmission at Annapolis reserve school, he served in the Caribbean and Pacific for three years, and was discharged recently from the navel reserve as a lieutenant (jgi.

Grasshoppers which, in num- I bers. can crunch their way through a whole field in a short time, do about S-o million dam- age a year. JUMBO ICEBERG Extra KALAMAZOO'S You Can Always Serve DIXIE PRODUCE In HONEY ROCK HOME GROWN ir.oon in Chicago. Her gomg-away lard Towsl-y. Hudson Cady pre-ensemble was a bright green wool- sented a macic and mind reading en dressmaker suit with black and act.

The program was concluded white accessories and an orchid cor- with group singing. sace. After Sunday the couple will reside at. 11 Past avenue. Members of Canton Oriental and Out-cf-town guests at the wed- auxiliary' will meet at 7:30 Wednes- IDAHO BAKERS 1Q 55c 4 COLORADO GREEN PEAS 2 LIH, 29s ISv PASCAL CELERY CORTLAND APPLES 3.

SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 B9s of bronze mums. She wore a rhine stone bracelet and lapel pin, the guts of the bridegroom. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Later young Mr. and Mrs.

Waggoner left for a wedding trip in Detroit and Canada. They now are at home at 92 Shady-wood lane. The bride is a graduate of Frances Shimer Junior college and attended Rockford college. Mr. Waegoner.

who attended the University of Oklahoma, served three years with the armv. He will be associated with his father-in-law at the White Letter shop. Ceremony Is Performed Miss Betty Jean Green. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Green of 131 Twelfth street, was married to Albert Sgur. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frill's Segur of 307 Kalamazoo street on September 1 in the parsonage of the Upton Avenue Methodist church. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Grant Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tobias attended the couple. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents following the wedding.

Hoth Mr. and Mrs. Segur attended F.altle Creek schooLs. He ls empl'ived in Lansing, where they will reside. With the Lodges Approximately 259 patients at the Percy Jones Genera! hospital annex entertained Monday evening at a program presented by the Masonic Service association under the direction of D.

L. Feterson. director of hospital visitation. Everett. Krom-riyk was master of ceremonies, participating in the enfrtainment were Miss Iden.

soloist, accompanied bv pianist Herbert Burt is: Alex Nimmo. who played several selections on the concertino, and Peter McLean, who sane several Scottish ballads accompanied bv Mrs. Mil- riav evening at tiie homo of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lockton at 54 East Ge.guac for Red Cross first aid instruction.

The next meeting of the Past Matrons association of Battle Creek chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will be September 27 at the home of Mrs. James Upton. 133 Cherry, according to the announcement made at the last meeting of this organization at the home of Mrs. Edgar Wooden at Fine lake. The Battle Creek Chapter Social club of the Order of Eastern Star will meet at 12:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Masonic temple for a business meeting, followed by a 1 o'clock potluck luncheon.

Cards will be played. Patriotic Clubs Candidates for initiation were announced at the Monday evening meeting of the William Forward Woman's Relief corps at Carpenters hall. They are Mrs. Claude Krotjer. Mrs.

Karl Johnson and Mrs. Harold Mangold. Mrs. Fred Tennyson, president, officiated at the meeting at which further plans were made for the convention in October and for helping a needy family. The mystery prize vas awarded to Mrs.

Edward Race. The John Lewis circle. Ladies of the GAR. will meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Oliver Bowen.

38 Plum. MISS AMERICA. 1946. CETS MOVIE CONTRACT ATLANTIC CITY Marilyn "RiiforH ftf rtc Atirretnf "'Tice foll fornia." who failed to win anv of the preliminary competitions here, held The 21-year-old. blue-eyed, brown haired girl winner Saturday night of the annual beauty pageant said she would enroll for a three-months course in a New York dramatic school.

If you furnishing a tem- son. Russell Rolen Dean, which Mrs. DuiiMnoic is a 1945 grad-tock place August 21 at Manhasset. ua. of Battle Creek hich school PROLIFICS B.

P. W. Hears About Government "If we want coori Eoverr.mrnt we must scrutinize every candidate ar.d i really work at our eovernmrnt." Sen- a tor R. J. yairi Monday' niqht before the Business ana Professional club in the League room at the Hart hotel.

Ke explained the procedure of the state lest particularly the senate, ana arcv compandor the procedure cf the nation; ernmer.t. In lems. he rr.arie it plain tha to the people what k.nd thev recer-e from the lee: People are tco national news. lin.i.il This is apparent in tr." st really i -ra the I'M mem-' is prone of the the zo has been 5H p. ict nt.

the speak-as the people Yon i the tune bi'd Men were so monev that only ii; 1 rccn'. bers. the all b- per.e::: i.r.i v. done by the renvjin "The eovernnier.t er. is just as wir who mal-ie hp that can put iv.r Rovcrr.mer.t nweri in mal-i the poiiticu'-ns moved in.

have been itneim? ever to Eet b.nk v.e ee 19:3 Mr. Kamil-en v. Mrs. Eilfen Thon: in' hv of the public The rr.u-ic for e-provided by Mr Lower. Mr.

Lo'vcr. a fc.ir 'Hear Ye and del and "Bedowm en: j. was Arthur K.1!.- I. ore i' e. Mr.

I.o- ii ar.d voue schocl. M-s i r.l an Thev were lev and rt -r to -My Friend- bv er is now instructor at Verona Lower, his accon.p.'ii! outstannu: musician introduced bv musir chairman During the bu-i Reva ss rr.ceMr con-Ger- ducted by the preside tmrie Goodwin, the budge based on a membership adopted. Ml-s Goodwin a of ST20 50. was that the Caroline JudKins Long-year lecture will be given the Ann J. Kellogg auditorium on the evening of November 14.

The president also announced that National Busi- ness ivorr.cn.. wee win oe ji Der 1J-1J. jfiaces were set lor ior niu- ner which preefded the meeting and for which the tables were decorated with bouquets of zenias and as'ers and lighted with white tapers. The guests were Mrs. Robert Earricklow.

ATrc Cnrppr artd T-s-; Virginia Corder I The 15th annual 1931 Petit Jury association meeting was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bronk at 111 South Union.

After a poiluck dinner, games were played. Mrs. Martin and Timothy Donovan were in charge of a guessing con'ist. H. O.

Stoner received a prize in a true or false contest and Mrs. James Upton and Miss Lorraine Siotkweil received prizes in a hat-makmg game. Readings were given by Mrs. Upton and Mr. Donovan.

Twenty were present. The next, meeting date has not been citciried. First persons to use the stoves at the new Litchfield Living Memorial park sponsored by tiie Litchfield Garden club were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Flanders.

Mr. and Mrs. Fd Campbell. Mrs. R.

L. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ryall and Mrs.

F. G. Andre, all of Battle Creik. After they had finished their picnic lunch, they the dedication ceremony for the new park. State Highway Commissioner Charles M.

Zieglcr spoke. Mrs. Leo Powers and Mrs. F. Griffin entertained Sunday morning in the League room of the Hart hotel at a kitch.cn shower and breakfast for Miss Gertrude Frecking.

bride-elect. The tables were decorated with gladioli and asters in a white pottery bowl and white tapers. Miss Frecking will be married September 21 to LaVerne Scan-Ian. Out-of-town guests present 3 How Amazing New Shampoo -a Leaves Hair more lustrous 4 with Natural 1 1 If do a thing ith vo hair "aticr vou wish it, new SHON TEX SHAMPOO is for VOU. Contains special "Naturalizing Action that leaves hair sorter, easier to arrange with NATURAL kJ; nd ttxturt.

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Or ask your Beauty Operator to use for prof sstonal-ty hair-care ot horn, opply SHONTEX FORMULA and offer shampooing. 3-month supply $. It is up" service sen- said. I i i I BARTLI cling were Miss Janice Su'tou, John i Hale and Otto B. of Dunkirk.

Mrs. Belle Armstrong of La-guna Beach. Mrs. W. B.

Hut- of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

jFu'lwood of Port Huron and Mr. land Mrs. Allen McCotter and daughter. Kathv Sue. of Itellevue.

and is emiiocd bv the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Dunsmore. ao a 194.) graduate of the high school, is emploed at tile White-Haines Optical Co. Former Resident Weds Miss Patricia Davis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arlo Davis of Midland, former Battle Creek residents, was married to Dale Robert Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens of Leslie, at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Methodist church of Grand Blanc. Miss Leoia Stevens and Miss J-'annette Appe'holf were the bridesmaids and Veer Steens of Perry, brother of the bridegroom, was the brst i man.

The ushers were all brothers of ei'her tiie bride or bridegroom. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stevens are juniors at Michigan State college. where she is majoring in home economics and he is following a mathematics course.

He was a navigator in the Army Air Forces during the war. Guests from Battle Creek were Mrs. Minerva Wi! son. grandmother of the br.de. and L.

L. Wilson. Mr. and Mis. Cecil Dais Mrs.

Eva Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dodge. Gail Wilson.

Mr. anu uoionn lion. ana Mrs. Verlyn Stevens. Mr.

and Mrs. Go: don Stevens and Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Olmstead. Weds Parma Girl Miss Zella Clark, daughter of Mr.

2 Perk-Gibson Troth Told Miss Helen Louise Gibson, daughter of Mrs. William H. Abbott of 17 Harvard court, was married to Rudolf L. Perk, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Perk of Decatur. Saturday in the First Presbyterian church. The double ring ceremony was performed by ihe Rev. N. Dan Bra by and was witnessed onlv bv members of the immediate families.

Their attendants wtre Mrs. Clarence Wericl and Joseph J. Lapekas. With the Clubs The Beadle Lake Extension group will meet at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning for a paid breakfast at the home of Mrs. Robert Critcs at Beadle lake.

The Pine Creek club will meet at 12:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon for a cooperative dinner at the Beadle lake cottage of Mrs. Henry Coe. A business meeting will follow the dinner. Peaches, Plums, Potatoes. Apples WE DELIVER BLAKE'S 391 N.

Kendall Ph. 6318 SUNKIST ORANGES 2 noz. 49c GREEN BEANS 21jb FANCY EGG PLANT 25 Fancy Lake County PEAES LB. IDAHO NOT PLUMS TABLE SQUASH LARGE Ql'EEN FRESH THEY ARE SUNKIST LEMONS LARGE SIZE Shop at Your 31 SUPER FOOD DEPARTMENT GOLDEN HUBBARD SQUASH 3 1 S2b. FRESH OKRA and Mrs.

Donald Seward of near the title today of Miss America. 1946. Parma and Earl McJunkm. son of i An eight weeks movie contract at Mr. and Mrs.

Earl McJunkin of 419 a week awaited her in Cali-! North Wood, were married with the fornia. beauty pageant officials said, double-ring ceremony at 1:15 o'clock I and she held the pageant's top award Sunday afternoon at the home of oi a $5,000 scholarship. Island. Mrs. Bolen was gone for three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Melvin of 11 North La Vista boulevard sre Evan -ton.

111. their son. Dt id K. M'hin. who stationed with the navy at Great Lakes.

Mr. ind Mts. James H. Lord of Hollywood, are spending tne we'k whli Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. of Wiikins road. Mr. Lord is Mrs.

Setterlce's son. and resided in Battie Creek 10 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fenton of Hollywood.

spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rou-h of 32 Twenty-second street. They moved here recently from Lonsing.

Mr. Fenton. of -Modern Swimming." has participated many exhibition swimming events and has instructed celebrities at Hollywood. Calif, bench clubs. Mrs.

Fenton has won many amateur championships in golf, tennis and diving. Lieut, Mrs. Ivan Blood and son. Larry, have returned to their heme in Richmond. after visiting Mrs.

Blood's mother. Mrs. Chanes h. and ner sister, i Mrs. Joseph Kipp.

at their home. 873 Northeast Capital avenue. James M. Edwards, who was last stationed at Great Lakes, has iust been discharged but has not fully decided his nc.v loca-; tion. At present.

Mrs. Fd wards and their daughter. Cynthia Ann. are visiting her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse P. Coleman. Honev avenue. Goguac lake.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murton of 56 ManchestT.

and family left this morning for a three weeks vacation which will take them through Kentucky and Tennessee to visit relatives in these sta'es. and then reiaii. es. in tnese sta'i on to Oklahoma Worth. where th and Fort nev will visit relatives in both places.

Mr. and M-s. Joy D. Smith of 85 Came are leaving this week for a trip west. They will visit their son- in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. James Aitkcn of Kansas Ci'y. Kane, and then will proceed to Denver. Colo. Church Societies The Betsy Williams circle of the First Congregational church will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Gordon McCaleb on the Becklev road. The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Upton Avenue Methodist church will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Alfred Borchardt at 269 Battle Creek avenue. Members are to call Mrs. Leslie Cowles or Mrs. Maver Swartz for transportation.

Officers elected at a recent meeting of the choir of Sr. Thomas Episcopal church are Mrs. Georce Johnston, president; Miss Marie Otis, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Gus-tave Carlson, telephone chairman, and Miss Emily Marsh, publicity. Programs and activities were planned for the season.

I i I i YAMS 8 ib 5c RADISHES GREEN ONIONS CRABAPPLES QUINCES the officiating justice of the peace, Mrs. Martha Hard. 1181 West Michigan avenue. They were attended by Miss Marilyn Corwin and Corp. James Robertson.

The bride wore a powder blue silk formal with a corsage of pink roses and her attendant wore black crepe. The HEAR: "Shopping in Dixie' bririegroom was recently discharged porary or spare room with dis-from the merchant marine and is carded furniture, it can be vastly now employed at the Ray Thomas improved bv scrubbing with soap Gulf Service station. Mr. and an(1 tnPn waxing it. McJunkin will live at 182 North Direct from the store over WELL daily 7:45 A.

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