Las Vegas Daily Optic from East Las Vegas, New Mexico • Page 6

En Las llMPtOM. Edttat Woman't 5-6736 or Ho ro 5.747; Birthday YOUNG PEOPLE of various Las Vegas churches are combining for the annual UNICEF Drive to collect money for use overseas. The youth groups will meet at the Methodist Church at 5:30 Saturday, Oct. 31, to conduct their door-to-door campaign from' 6 until.8 o'clock. Those on the drive will be wearing an identification tag.

MYF of the Methodist Church is making arrangements for the Shown here to second Belcher, MYF secretary; Larry Soderblpm, Episcopal YF; Judie Frank, Christian YF; and Alice Winston, 'EYF. First row, loR, Lorraine'Vasquez, secretary, Presbyterian YF, and Marvel Lanstra, treasurer of the Presbyterian youth fellowship. photo by -Trujillo) Little League Team Honored By Rotary The Rotary-sponsored Little League team and coach were honored guests at the Rotary meeting Tuesday in recognition rff their outstanding season record. Jerry Myers, member of the Rotary Youth Committee, was in charge of a brief ceremony honoring the team. First Coach Gus Arellano and team members were introduced.

The coach praised the boys for their fine cooperation and response to training, and thanked Rotary for the interest manifested in the boys of the community. TO conclude the ceremony, Danny Richardson and Nat Kearns, team members, presented a beautiful trophy that was selected and purchased by Bill Davidson, manager of the local Coca-Cola Company, to Fred Rawlins, past president and acting president for the day. The trophy is to be kept among the mementoes. Rotary announced that it would again sponsor. a team next year, Hojneniakcrs Group Meets To Reorganize The Progressive Homemakers met to reorganize their extension club Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

J. K. Hargis. Officers elected included Mrs. Orqn Mathews, president; Mrs.

Les" Bottorff, vice-president; Mrs. D. V. Redman, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Howard Funk, county delegate: Airs.

Hargis, reporter, and Mrs. J. B. Brown, parliamentarian. At the close cf the meeting refreshments were served to Mrs.

Cliff Switzer, Mrs. Albert Schultz! Mrs. Earl Wallace, Mrs. Walter Dale, Mrs. Jake Murphree.

little Chrissy Funk, Mary Ann Owen, extension agent, and the officers. The November meeting is to be held in the home of Mrs. Bottorff. considering the time and money invested well worth while. Those honored were' Nat Kearns, batting champion; Danny Richardson, captain; Gilbert Gonzales, Tim Halm, Tom Halm, Bobby Rhodes, Rodney Davidson, Robert Sena, Marcelino Madrid, Carl Dellinger, Pat Apodaca, Domingo Vasquez, and Manny Rivera, who has moved to Los Alamos.

Tim and Tom Halm, Danny Richardson, and Carl Dellinger are sons cf Rotarians. CHANGE IN MEETING PLACE Sorosis will meet at the home of Mrs. John Murphy, 753 Diane, with members asked to note change of meeting place. Mrs. Everett Rickard will be in charge of the book review, telling of the biography of Boris Pasternak.

Russian music will be provided by Mrs. Murphy, for the Monday afternoon meeting. Henry School Carnival Planned At PTA Meeting Carnival committee for the annual Halloween Carnival, sponsored by Paul Henry PTA, were appointed during the Monday evening meeting by Elqy Ludi, president. The carnival will be held Oct. 31, with supper to be served from 6 to 9 p.m.

Other events will include a film, fortune telling, fish ponds, and many other booths. The executive committee is in general charge. Mrs. Carlos Gilbert arid Dr. Virginia Sloan presented a program on the White House Yduth Conference.

Room count for the lower grades was won by Mrs. J. A. Davidson's third grade and for the upper grades by Mrs. Harold Thatcher's fifth grade.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bill Gerdeman and Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs. Marjorie Stewart. Other hostesses were Mrs.

Richard Kierig, Mrs. Jack Werley and Mrs. Jimmy Bustamonte. Teddy Montgomery, son cf and Mrs. C.

M. Montgomery, ob-j served his fifth birthday with birthday party from three until five o'clock. A marionette show in the Montgomery puppet theatre entertained children with 12 acts. The show was presented by Danny Montgomery, Terry Meyers and Sammy 'Rodgers. The refreshment table was centered with a carousel with animal cookies, which surrounded the large white cake.

Colors carried out svere red, white and green. The party was concluded with the breaking of a Halloween pinata. Older girls assisting Mrs. Montgomery were Terrie O'Connell, Sarah McWilliams, Anita Armijo and Doris Jean Cooper. Those attending were Billy and Veva Espy, Carol Dee Henry, David Wesner, Rickey O'Connell, John Elliott, Danny and Bobby Tyndall, Stevie and Tommy Armijo, Ann and Pam Gibson, Allison Lee Barnes, Martha McWilliams, Carol, Wayne and John Cooper, Karl Cook, Billie Paul Alderman, Laurie Devine, Phyllis and Kevin Charlton, John, Nancy and Laura Gamnertsfelder, Sandy and Jennifer Olmstead, Bruce and Joanie Werley, and Jacque Ransdell.

Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mike "Melton, Jan Farmer and Barbara aloof. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Ted McKr-c Railroad are the parents of a boy born Oct. 20 at the Las Vegas hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sullivan, I lilia, are the parenas oi' a boy born Oct. 21 at the Las Vegas hospital. ospital Notes Patients admitted to St.

Anthony's hospital the past 2-1 hours include David Lopex, Commerce Danny Lopez, Commerce and Rivera. Ribara. Patients admitted to Las Vegas hospital the past 24 hours include Margaret Gone UJibarri, 114 fiaca; Edwina Moore, Kennedy Hall; Mary Sullivan, DiJia; Judy Sheton, Rural Route 1, Box 421 and Bessie Gordon, 710 Columbia'. Calendar Business and Professional Women will have a dinner meeting tonight at 6:30 at the Flamingo. First Christian Church choir rehearsal will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at the church.

Mid-week prayer service and Bilbc study will be held at the First Baptist Church this evening at 7:30 with the pastor conducting the service. Ransford Chapter No. 2, OES, will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, The Youth Committee of the Rotary Club will meet this evening at 7:30 in the home of the chairman of the committee, Melvin Hill, 1024 Fifth St. Kathleen Mallory Circle cf the First Baptist Church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 2:30.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Has Indian Rush Party A rush party was held by Alpha Delta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. L. L. Stokes. An Indian theme was carried out in decorations, refreshments, and entertainment.

Guests for the evening were Mrs. Nick Di Domenico, Mrs. Whitte-n Williams, Mrs. Howard Hays and Mrs. Robert Moore.

Hostesses were Mrs. Thelma Connor, Mrs. L. L. Stokes, and Mrs.

Dorothy Hilliard. Other members attending were Mrs. Michael Smith, Mrs. Mildred Seelinger, Mrs. Henry Baker, Mrs.

Charles Eerman, Mrs. Dick Childs, Miss Mararet Long and Mrs. Coke Wingo. The Louisiana town of Irion changed its name to Bunkie in honor of a mechanical toy monkey owned by a child who lived there. 150 BIG, BIG REASONS TONTGHT E.

Romero Auxiliary Elects New Officers Officers were elected and a covered-dish dinner was planned as the ladies auxiliary of the E. Romero Hose and Fire Co. Will star at the STARTING TONiGHT! FOR FOUR (4) BIG DAYS- in a most highly reconv mended comedy for the whole family. The Management AND SHORT Filmed in Colorado Boors Open 6:30 p.m. REGULAR RICES Juan Valerio Valerio, 63, died yesterday at local hospital from, an extended illness.

Mr. Valerio is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Cres Arellanes of Chacon, Mrs. Bernabe Chavez of Las Vegas, Mrs. Pasqucl Abeyta of Las Vegas, and Miss Eliza Valerio of Rociada; four sons, Delf'ino and Eugehio Valerio of Sacramento, Florentine Valerio of Denver, and Agapito of Las Vegas, and one sister, Mrs.

Fidelia Hoderta.o£_Rociada. for Mr. Valerio will be held 'this evening at the chapel of the Gonzales Funeral Home at p.m. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Interment will be held at San Jose Cemetery.

Gonzales Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Felipe Homo Funeral services for Felipe Romo, 86, of Anton Chico, N. and life long resident there, who died here Friday, were held Monday morning at 10 o'clock with Msgr. H. Lomme officiating.

Interment was in the local cemetery. Romo is survived by two sons, Felipe arid Justo Romo, both of Pueblo, who came here for the services; also 11 grandchildren, many of whom were present for the services. Casket bearers were: Filiberto Romo, Delfino Romo, Procopio Montoya, Pete Marquez, Emilio Olguin, and Arcenio Lucero. Rogers Mortuary were in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Trinidad Garcia The body of Mrs. Trinidad Garcia, 72, of Belen, N. who died here Monday, were forwarded to her former home for burial Tuesday afternoon accompanied by her husband Rafael Garcia. She is also survived a son, Filimon Garcia of Barstow, who was called here by' his mother's illness; two sisters, Cenaida and Sofia Trujillo, and three brothers, Severo, Juan and Julian Trujillo, all of Belen. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow morning from Our Lady of Belen Catholic church.

Local arrangements were in charge of the Rogers Mortuary. NOW OfiN 6:30 In Color A3 MA, WSTMANCOl' LMU908 FlttOMfHO' 150 REASONS TONITE Arts Association Meet Postponed For A Week The Las Vegas Arts Association scheduled for tonight has been postponed until next Wednesday night, according to Elmer Schooley, director of publicity for the association. The meeting next Wednesday will have Dr. Floyd Snydor of the Highlands University- history and social science department as speaker and will be held in the archeology laboratory located behind Rodgcrs Library on the Highlands campus. held their monthly meeting recently.

Those elected to office were Mrs. Wilfred Sandoval, president; Mrs. Ernest Wildcnstein, vice- president; Mrs. Leroy Regens- org, secretary; Mrs. Hector Guerin, treasurer, and Mrs.

Ralph Garcia, reporter. Final plans were made for the Halloween covered dish supper to be held Saturday, October In other business, the group pledge their whole-hearted support to the Las Vegas Does on their Kiddieland project. Mri and Mrs. iFVa'hk Marlowe, of Aibuquer'qtle we're visitors last weekend in the ho'me of 'h6r Mr. and Mrs.

Alfonso Sanchez. Mr. and Robert Sipe visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Louise Monsimer in St. Vincent's hospital in.

Santa Fe. Mrs. Mon- simer is. reported as somewhat improved. Sanchez, WWle rtit 'h on vacation from her duties With Salita Fe National Bank, Mr.

and Mrs. Ham of" Littlofield, visited here last weekend With parents, Mr, Mrs. A. N. Coble, cnroute to Durango, on a Munfting tup.

IT FranciHe and Lucille have gone to Carita to ktay with' their parents, Mr. Mrs. Polo Quhitana, during the 'teacheis convention vacation. They fwilV return Monday to resume their classes at Robertson High Sgt. and Mrs.

Jimmy Coble and children, Jimmy Joe and Donald Albuquerque arrived Monday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Coble and other relatives here this week.

Mrs. Mary Solomon returned Sunday from an extended trip since. June, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Donald Adler and family in Meridian, her son, Dr. Hairy Solomon, Fn Dayton.

and her brother, Dr. Julian Graubarth in New Orleans. Mrs. Solomon flew from Mississippi to Santa Fe. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Yearout have retlrned from the Kiwanis district convention in Tucson, which he attended as a delegate, and from a visit in Ph'oenix, and Las Vegas, Nev. Phi fjftmfMffi Kappa It us Coffee For Phi Lambda Kappa held a coffe'e 'the 'faculty Ictinge Sat-i urday'morning for visiting alumn'j members of the HU adminr istration. President Evelyn Maez was in charge. Other hostesses were Virginia Archuleta, Cecilia Archuleta, Pauline.Leger, Aggie.

brtiz'i Carolyn Martinez and Helen Garcia. Also present was the sponsor; Dr. Ann Lohrli. Alumni registration was under the direction of Phi Lambda Kappa, Saturdny morning. Mrs.

J. D. Maes, 'and children of-Glorieta are sp'endihg two weeks vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso ST.

ANTHONY'S BENEFIT i Final pla'ns have been'; pleted for Anthony's benefit dance, to Toe' held Saturday night at the Elks Lodge, Mrs. 'Oliver aujciliary president, arir -nounced today. will be used.for needed hospital items. I WARDS Phone GA 5-6721 -Las Vegas, N. M.

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