The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 8

TIMES HERALD WANT ADS YU 5-7171 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 PAGE EIGHT Wed At Candlelight Ceremony 7 J. U.HU I I.L MJ.illH Junior League Has Final Meet about HARBOR BEACH Miss Hessling To Wed Coming Events Today Port Huron Golf Club Ladies meet. Black River Country club Ladies Day. Dorcas society of Seventh Day Adventist church, 7 p.m., Mrs. Louise Amadon, Division street.

DECKERVILLE Miss Graves Engaged Mr. and Mrs Eugene C. Graves. Deckerville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Winnifred, to Robert Davies, Independence, Mo. Miss Graves is a graduate Rev.

John R. Hogan addressed the Junior Lezgue of Catholic Women at a meeting Sunday r.Ky Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hessling, Harbor Beach, announce the en morning hen new members were installed Rer. Hopan if rr.

spiritual adrtscr of the Junior QqQ fyeetS At BRCC Lea cue. gagement of their daughter, Marie Heisling, to Ralph A. Hagedon, Detroit, son of Mrs. Eva Hagedon, Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa and Independence Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing, Independence, Mo. Mr.

Davies received his Bache-jlor of Arts degree from Kansas jCity University. He served in the I Naval Air Force and is employed jby the state of Missouri as a pro Mass in St Rdward s-on-fne-, Lake Catholic church preceded the ceremony which was held in; the parish hall At the meeting, the last for, the current year, Mrs Betty; Bennett was named the group's Big Sister from the Senior; League. Mrs. C. R.

Meyers, re-j tiring Bi2 Sister, and Mrs) Charl Wright. Senior League president, were guests Mrs. Donald McCalmon was; mXneach' and the Iate Bridal Showers The wedding will take 'S Lou Fitzner June 29 in Our Lady of Lake Bride-elect Betty Lou Fitzner Huron Catholic church in Harbor was honored recently at a mis-Beach. cellaneous shower given by Mrs. Miss Hessling is emploved in George Isabell Sr.

and Mrs. Ed Hubbard State bank, Bad in the Sturges church par- and Mr. Haeedon, in Detroit lor- Prizes uere won by Mrs. Gor- Miss Hessling was honored re- don Schattler, Miss Thelma cently at a miscellaneous shower, Smith, Miss Ruth Gaines, Mrs. given by Mrs.

Charles Hagedon, Donald Cruickshank and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Stanke. Miss Lor-Lewis Fitzner. raine Hessling.

Mrs. Martha July 27 is the date Miss Fitzner Siemen and Mrs. Albert Grates, will become the bride of Eugene Kuhn in First Methodist church. hostess. bation and parole officer in Kansas City.

The wedding will take place in September in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, McGregor. Square Dancing Hayloftera Mr. and Mrs. Harold "Tiny'' Henderson, North River road, were hosts to a meeting of the retiring officers and -new officers of the Haylofters Sauare Home Demonstration West Mussey Group Miss Barbara Joan Rock Fourteen guests attended a combination breakfast and shower honoring bride-elect Barbara A I A Mrs. Lee Ledcbuhr was hos- Joan Rock given recently by Mrs.j tess to the West Mussey Home Walter Curtis in St.

Clair Inn. Demonstration group when thev, Miss Rock was presented wilF dance club Sunday. The pot-I luck dinner was followed by photo by ongg s1uare dancing. met recently with Mrs. Joseph a corsage of pink roses and step-! Nowak as co-hostess.

hanotis. I Mrs. Irving Graybiel presided Mrs. Manville Miller, Mrs. E.j at the meeting Roll call was J.

Gibson, Mrs. Ethel Slaght and answered by naming a favorite Miss Pamela Kerr received gamei tvoe of salad nrizes. umcers announced are: Presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thor- Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Richter Club Meetings Out Our Way The Out Our Way club met recently in the home of Mrs James White, Poplar street. Prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Shaffer, Mrs. Harry Lacey and Mrsfiil Pringle.

Mrs. Pringle will entertain the group in her home, Lapeer avenue, June 6. Past Guard The Past Guard club of WBA met recently at the home of Mrs. Anna Crawford, Stone street. Mrs.

Virginia Cameron presided at the business meeting. Game prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Manley, Mrs. Cleanore Thomas and Mrs. Rosella Loukx.

The next meeting will be the annual dinner, June 26 in restaurant. La Jolie Uuit Mrs. Helen Shingles and Mrs. Helen Symons entertained for the La Jolie Uuit club at the Al-fnnmiin hotpl Tuesday nieht. vice Dresidents Mr nA iey; A committee of three was ap- Mlss K(HK wm eicnange vows candleliaht ceremony in ines.

Jerome Peacock and Alan Mrs. GeralH Hau-w- i a. t. with John Kinch Tvnan June 29 reB, "'rtRr "lus in fh Rpnrani7Pd Chureh of Tnnity Lutheran church. os were uners.

and Mrs. Charles Burleigh; me juiic aiiiii-vtriiicni uay. uix-- r-l Mrs HarlPV Ron Harley Booth sang, ac-i treasurers, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin cussion centered around the 'Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, aaiuru-y Kum hv Mrs Robert Dease; publicity, Mr.

and Mrs. Louise McCoy and Edward Rich- ciud iioai ano voiunieer worK; Gail Louisa Shaniel and Ferris K. VanConant are among the more than 160 students of Maybelle Van School of Dance who attended the school's annual spring dance Tuesday night in Black River Country club. Gail is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Shamel, Wright street, and Ferris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris VanConant, of Perk. (Times Herald Staff Photo) Miss Margo Stern c. Lyle Burkhart.

Plans were made for the next jon the food stand for the Capac ter repeated their marriage I i A miscellaneous shower for Centennial. bride-elect Marco Stern of Rich- vows- Rev- Pfotenhauer per- After the ceremony a recep-i dance, 8 pm. Saturday at the Officers elected include: ti formed me aouDie ring cere- ti0n was Held in the Knights camp. Irving Graybiel. chairman: Mrricn in hnmo imony.

Pvthias hall. Assisting were Mrs William Zaetsch, vice chairman; tLtt The bride is the daughter of Howard' Krenke. Miss Francis! Kilo-Hoppers Mrs. Alvin Kersten. secretary-; Tho hnctocc uift a Mru Mr, and Mrs.

Howard R. McCoy Simpson. Mrs. Ronald Hutchines.l Bob Reed was caller at the fin. FLORIDA VACATION rf Mr.

and Mrs. Ray E. Howard street, and their daugh-j kAaa Drell Hull ot red roses and white mums -Military street. The bridegroom's Mrs. Raymond Lewis, Mrs.

David al dance of the Kilo-Hoppers sea- treasurer; Mrs. Mrs. Donald Kegler project Mr oioria Matar Mrs are Mr and Mrs' Levin Randall and Mrs. Harold Mc- son recently in the Detroit Edi- orp VBf-atinninP HUfC WWII "IWH are vacationing ter, Evelyn Rae, intyre. son company clubhouse, Marys- i I i I -leader; Mrs.

Max Graybiel, news and Mrs Bily stanislowski won Richter, Griswold street, Mrs. Richard Steudle.i game rizes Mi Evi Wagner The bride's own of in West Palm Beach, with Mueller Quarter Cent Mrs. Winters' parents, Mr. and Ladies association met for hite Cu- ville. When the couple left for a rnrnmiinitv nhairman- Trc won the door prize.

1Taaan SUK- was iasnioneu honeymoon in Montreal and Que-i The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. James T. Pettitt. luncheon and cards Tuesday Mr.

Winters, an avid fisher- Black River Country club. Alfred Oswald, recreation leader, Miss Stern and Fred Hartway wnn a SC00P nefiuine, Drinai bec the new Mrs Richter wore a Mrs. Lyle Burkhart, Mr. and Mrs. liame prizes were wun vy Donald Anderson, Miss Margaret Hardt and Mrs.

Katherinei Anderson. I Mrs. William VanderMale, Cooper avenue, will be hostess at the next meeting, June 25. iMrs. William Ogden, historian, will exchange vows June 22 in sieeves ana a cnapei ingtn pjnk.

sheath dress with matching Frank Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Ron man, has caugnt a six-toot saii-i prjze winners in cards were an( Mrs. John Peter Lutheran church, Rich-train' A beaded tiara headPiece accessories. Arnet, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Ka- nsn, uiree runKHsn nu a uuii.m. Mrs timer neiness, Mrs. Mur-icouncii member held her finger-tip illusion veil. TT t.

nanka. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Down mond. ich.

mnac "yini u.cir iciuin me nevwy- -'A1 Mrs. Fred Brennan and' Mrs.i me tamiiy expects 10 return ges McQueen, Mrs. Oliver Han-home early in June, ton, Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mrs. weds will be at home at 2935 Mr- and Mrs- "yatt nome 81 Miss Shirleyann E.

Postill ried a bouquet of Amazon Mervin Kemper gave the project1 Parker and Mrs. Charles yjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiMMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii Ry 1 i Misc Shir Pvann PrtStlll U-as e(onhnnAl a A a 11 ant umuu i.ianui, Chance jana Mr. and wrs. jerry warmer. I Refreshment committee were Mr.

and Mrs. Manley -Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lunch served bv the hostess honored recently at a crystal and 'foliage. 25th Anniversary Some 25 persons attended 5 The group will meet June 5 at and co-hostess included two china shwer given by Mrs.

Max; i i i it i i i i me ciud, wun Mrs. i.eo ueu ana salads from the lesson prepared, 10Stn ana 11SS aruyn loscn. i Mrs. James ri. wcLoy was, Mr and Mrs William Mrs.

Edith Chilson, as hostess, jby the project leaders. The hostess presented the bride matron-of-honor for her sister-in-; dinner party honoring Mr. and)I)oan Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harmer GARMENT end FUR STORAGE Insured Reasonable Rates Expert Core elect with a china cup and saucer; law.

Her floor length gown of Mrs. Waldemar E. Walters, Kee-'Mr and Airs. Raymond Masserant irad a gardenia tim sa ye turquolst i crystalelle and ai waMm driviTolTlneir twenty-lMr! and Mrs Prizes were won by Mrs. James i fashioned with a cummerbund tlt JJ: Sohmirft I RainBowJjJrls Installation Held H.

Alcock and Mrs. Clifford and matching crystalette jacket. weMm anniversary aauir-i 1. T-ll 1 lair in Walter inph Untica 111 I Installation of The Rainbow for! Newly installed Officers in- v-'alR- iriuow icngui aim a pic- --j wudv. I Girls was held Monday evening elude: Jackie Shaw, worthy ad-' ture hat completed her en- Guests attended from Pontiac, I in the Masonic temple, Sixth'visor; Sharon Pickerel, associate 'ss Post'U announced her at-semble and she carried a basket irjetroit, Wolverine and Port Let The sireet.

worthy advisor- Janet Montieth nuanis ai a miscellaneous pins carnations ana azaiea luron. me meeuxiK was vpenea Dynarity; Koselyn Edwards, 1 K'yru 'cirnuy ujr mis. mo uiumvhu. Mrs K. Robinson.

Mrs Rpssip Mvra vjnnA J. Gillam. erandmother of the! The bridemaids. were Mrs Mr. and Mrs.

Walters are ONLY Main Plant Drive-In lapeor at lfrh 3544 24tH S4H GREEN STAMPS IWhitsitt, mother advisor; Vir- chaplain- Barbara'Lickfelt love' bride elect- LaPper road, and Jerome Peacock, of Detroit, Miss Proprietors of the Sunset Trailer I ginia Rockstroh. out-going worthy Gail Stevens reli 'ion- Karen Mrs- Norman G. Postill. Phyllis Baska and Mrs. James Court.

They have a son Terry advisor, and officers of the East- Woods, nature; Harleen The bride elect named her Swickert. Their gowns were, Walters, 7, and a daughter, em Star and Masonic Lodge 'immortality Sharon Snrinustoad' sister, Miss Barbara Jean Postill, identical to the matron-of-Christie Walters, 6. were introduced. fidelity; Karen Hellman, patrio- as ma'd 01 honor. Miss Marilyn honor's, in coral, pale blue and Everest Jennings Make Yours a Musically WHEEL CHAIRS foldi to 10 Inch! tism; Mary Lee Nyquist, service- i0scn ana mss t-arol A.

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