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Idaho Five Pr-ss, Tuesday, May 1971--7 I TODAY'S I Double Ring Nuptials Unite WOMAN IMiss Tipton, Mark Carter MAY FELLOWSHIP CHAIRMAN for Church Women United, Mrs. Alice Mclntyre receives the first picture entered in the children's religious art contest to be judged May 14. Submitting his entry is JohnCarnes, son of the Mrs. J. Sydney Carnes.

Rev. Carnes is pastor of Ihe First Christian Church in Nampa. (Staff Photo) At Fellowship Children To Show Art Work Church Women United will sponsor a children's religious art contest at their annual May Fellowship Luncheon May 14 at the United Methodist Church. All Nampaareachildren, from kindergarten age through "the sixth grade, are invitt-dtqparti-" cipate, regardless of church affiliation. drawing, stitch'ery, or modelingwork To Be Honored will be accepted.

Suggested size for the pictures is by 11 inches, to allow adequate space for exhibiting them. First, second and prizes will be offered in three categories kindergarten; primary, grades 1-3; and Juniors, grades 4-6. Entries must be submitted by May 10 to Ihe office of HIP First Christian Church or tolheoffice of the First United Methodist Church, Auxiliary Sets Dates Boise Auxiliary member Mrs. Wilbur Atwood was a guest at a recent meeting of Eagles' Auxiliary No. 2103.

Plans were made for the state convention in Boise June 17, 18 and 19. Two hundred favors have been completed for the president's breakfast, reported Mrs. Nellie Armstrong. HthftftSdlliX- chairman Mrs. Harry Heyer and committed We EdwJii Herr, linger and Edna Deardorf, announced 1:30 p.m.

May 2 as the time and date for the Mother's Day luncheon, A no-host supper will take place Kay 11 at the District No. 2 meeting at Mountain Home. Sewing committee Mrs. Oren said that 9 a.m. May 11 is tho time to meet and sew articles of clothing for the Idaho State School and Hospital.

Prizes for the evening went to Mrs. Fvans for penny drill and Mrs. Charles Caward, mys- fM tery prize. Hostesses for April havebeen Mrs. Ray Lawson, Mrs.

Lester Drake, Mrs. Malcom Rogers and Mrs. Frank Zarbnisky. Aerosol cans with insecticide originally were called "bug bombs." Now, you can get just about anything in spray cans- starches, waxes, whipped cream, paints, shaving cream, shoe polish. Most.

homes, one survey shows, have 30 to 50 spray cans on the shelf, You can removs black heel marks from resilient flooring by lightly with steel wool, then rinsing and waxing. Authors To Be Featured A Symposium The. Sixth Annual College of Idaho Women's sponsored by the Mumni Association, features four guest-speakers this year, thrs-e of whom are authors of recently-published books, symposium chairman Mrs. Robert Smylie noted this week. Autographed copies of the norks of Hope Ridings Miller, Robert LeFevre and Jack Valentl uill lie available" in (he foyer of Jewel! Auditorium, May 7, when symposium guests "gather" at 9:30 a.m."to register for the day's activities and to attend an iniormal coffee hour.

Members of itm Friends of College of Idaho Terteling Library will assist v.ith the book tables. Valenti, the keynote speaker at 10:20 a.m., is president of the Motion Picture Association of America and president of the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers, Inc. His neu book, just released, is "The Bitter Taste of Glory." A 1970 publication, "Fascinating Men," will also bi available. Hope Pldings Miller, noted Washington, B.C. journal- ist-turne'd-author, uill personalize her ''Embassy The Life and Times of Diplomatic Washington (18001968)" and tier more recent "Great Houses of Washington, D.C.," which was released in November of 19C9.

The latter volume was chosen as one of 250 books, re- pres.entatiy« of the best in American literary achievement during a four-year period, which were presented to President Nixon for the White House Home Library. Mrs. Miller will speak on the conference theme "To Be Alive" at 1:30 p.m. The president of Rampart College and an exponent of human liberty, Pobert LeFevre has authored numerous books and pamphlets, som? of which are "Justice," "The Nature of Man and His Government," and "This Bread is Mine." He will speak to of I students, faculty and the public in Jewell at 2:30 p.m. Dr.

Evan H. Williams, rector of St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in Encino, is the fourth symposium speaker who will make his address at 11:25 a.m. having worked extensively with young people during his career and as a member ot the San Bernardino Parole Commission, has an understanding of the explosive problem's of youth today on which he takes a moderate Mistress of ceremonies is Mrs. Sterling B.

Vaughn of Twin Falls. In. addition to the featured speakers, a contemporary art display by California Black Craftsmen may be seen that day in Jewett Exhibition Center. Nineteen artisans are represented in the show in 200 works "of metal arts, ceramics, small sculpture, metal smithing and weaving. Luncheon will be served in Simplot Dining Hall at 12:15 p.m.

as an accommodation for guests on campus at $2.50 a plate. Reservations and pre-registrallon an being handled through the of I alumni office Registration for the day's activities is $2. Theresa Marie Tipton became the bride of Mark Lee Carter In double ring nuptials at the Church of the Open Door In Nampa recently. Parents of the bride are Mi 1 and Mrs. Elmer W.

Dooms of Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Coy C. Carter of Eugene, are the parents of the bridegroom.

The Rev. Lanson Ross of the Evangelical Free Church in Vancouver, officiated at Hie ceremony witnessed by 100 guesis. Assisting him was Ihe Pcv. Richard Steward, pastor of the Church of the Open Door. Baskets of white mums, interspersed with lavender glads, decorated the alter.

Candelabra, adorned wiih large lavender tons, were lighted by Rick Dooms, brother of Ihe bride. Soloisi Deana Jordan sang HIP theme song from "Love Story," accompanied by Mrs. Zephyr Farwell. Carrying a bouquet of lavender and white roses with lavender streamers, (he bride was given in marriage by her father. A corsage ot white carnations and an engraved white Bible completed the floral arrangement.

An A-line gown of semi-full voile was chosen by tbe bride. Venise on Val lace edged the high rise waist-line, lantern sleeves and jeweled neckline. Her full length veil was trimmed with daisies. Mrs. Gary Johnson, matronof honor, and Mrs.

Richard Sprlggs, bridesmatron, were attired in lilac leno weave flowered cotton, accented with contrasting lilac ribbon. The gowns were similar in pattern to that of the bride. Kimberly Carter, flower girl and niece of the groom, wore a short uhite frock trimmed with the lilac fabric worn by the bride's attendants. Serving as bestmanwas Tom Keller. The bride's brother, Leonard Dooms, Ihe groom's brother, Gary Carter, and Doug Crow seated the guests.

Ring bearer was Brent Carter, nephew of the groom. Lilac and white streamers and bows decorated the reception hall following Ihe ceremony. Mr fcJ4SSfl 1 Pree 1 Word was received today that a daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan-IIeuck of Tacoma, Wash.

The new grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Swayne, Nampa. Samantha Swayne Heuck, named after her grandfather, has a brother, William Daniel, who is years old.

If using an electric fondue pot, heat the oil about 15 minutes or until it reaches approximately 400 degrees. Make sure the fondue pot sits on a secure rimmed holder, thus reducing chances of being overturned. wa'nda Bales and Mrs. Laurette Davis, also aunts of the bride. Punch and coffee were poured by cousins of the bride Carol Bales and Denna Jorden.

Miss Bales, Anita Wilson and Mrs. Leo Zimmers II, assisted with the gifts, while Cheryl Dooms, sister of the bride, supervised the guest book. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Dooms chose an ensemble of blue lavender polyester. Mrs.

Carter was attired in a yellow knit Each mother wore a corsage of white roses. The neulyweds traveled to Boise and Bend, for their wedding trip. Flowers trimmed the pastel pink polyester double- knit pant suit, which was designed PLANNING AJUNESweddingal Meridian Street United Methodist Church, Indianapolis, are Sally Jensen and James Alan Boesen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kermil Boesen of Nampa, as announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Warren Jensen of Indianapolis. Miss Jensen attended Kentucky Wesleyan College in Owensboro, Ky. Her fiance was graduated from Caldwell High School in 1962 and Is also a graduate of Idaho Slate University. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.

MR. AND MRS. R.C. Ir.rlon of Meridian will be honored on their GOth wedding anniversary from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday May 9 at the NampaFirstChris- tian Church. The couple was married May 10, lOlliniolago, and camelolheareasome 25 years ago. They farm near Meridian. Hosts are their Mr. and Mrs.

J.L. Gregory of Nampa, Mr, and Mrs. F.rank Ireton of Bothell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irei'on of Wendell and Mr.

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Graduated from Nampa High in 1966, the bride is a 1970 graduate of Oregon State University wilh a major in home economics education. She is now employed as secretary at the Rosbow Library in Springfield. The groom was graduated from South Eugene High in 19G5. Having completed four years in the U.S. Navy, he now Is attending Lane Community College in Eugene.

Club Plans Mansion Visit KWtK-- kuna merateMiare invited Jo visit Ills Governor's Mansion in Boise from 1-4 p.m. Thursday. Members interested in going are asked to meet atMaryReynold's home or Shirley Clancy's at noon. A tour of the capitol building also will be conducted by the Idaho State Historical Society from 1-3 p.m. The Kuna Assembly of God missionary group met with Mrs, Jesse Wilson Thursday.

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