Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 3

Afternoon Octobvr 30,1940 Las PAGE TORES SOCIETY MEWS MAYNOR Office Phone 400 Home Phone 265 MISS ESTHER GAMBOA BECOMES BRIDE OF FRED BARNCASTLE IN ST. GENEVIEVE'S RITES St. Genevieve's bedecked with bridal flowers "arid softly lighted'by was the setting for the beautiful wedding.ceremony,for Miss Esther Gamboa, daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gambpa, and Fred Barncastle of this city, at 8 a.m.

today. i Father Cafrery used the single SOLDIER KITS INSPIRATION TO OTHER UNITS The soldiers' "housewife kits' made by the members of the American Legion -auxiliary, Post, for, the Las "Cruccs members of the New Mexico Na tional Guard 'have been Uie inspiration for the project which. will be adopted for District 1 of the state department. Mrs. Monty Climer, of Silver district president, who was complimented at luncheon at El Molino when she made her official visit here last Sunday, announced to the Silver City auxiliary that she was devoting her principal effort in the district toward carrying out this work.

At the luncheon here Sunday. Mother W. E. Buell, honored Gold Star Mother, and active member of the auxiliary, was paid especial honor. Mrs.

Climer will visit Magdalena. Lordsburg, Reserve and Quemo at an early date, she told the Silver City group, and stress the soldier kit project in those places. ring ceremony in the- lovely service. Miss Rosemary Buchanan sang the wedding music. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Alfredo Gam- 'boa.

She wore a white satim gown, with 'sweetheart neck, and the skirt rounded into a long train. Her sole jewelry was a string of pearls. She carried an arm bouquet of Calla lilies. Her matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Gamboa and her bridesmaid was Mrs.

George Beil of Santa Fe. Both carried arm bouquets of rosebuds. Robert Gamboa was best man and Tony Salas was grooms-man. Small Catarino Smith, as ring ibcarer, and Kath'erine Salas, as flower girl completed the bridal party. (Following the ceremony, the bridal party and about seventy- five guests were entertained with a reception and breakfast at the Gateway Garden.

Mr. and Mrs. Gamboa, parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs, A. F.

Barncastle, parents of the 1 groom, received. Following the festivities today, the young couple left for. their 'honeymoon, going to Mexico City for the trip. Newman Club to Sponsor Dance At Palmer Lodge A party and dance sponsored fay the Stale College Newman Club will be held next Saturday night FOUR PLEDGES INITIATED IN BSP SORORITY Four new pledges were initiated into the membership of Beta Sigma Phi, Las Criiccs business wo- Jrom 7:30 to 10:00 p. at Palm-1 men's sorority, at the dinner meet- er Lodge Las Cruces; all col- ing held at the Reeves Party House students are invited to attend.

There will be no admission charge, and only a nominal sum be charged to those'who wish to participate in the games. Refreshments will be served. At the regular meeting of the Newman Club last Sunday, it was decided that meetings be held only twice a month in the future, on the first and third Sundays in each month. The Study Club will be started at the next meeting, at which time Ihere will be a discussion on Cardinal Newman and the Organization of Newman Clubs. Species of Ffsh i.n Mediterranean More than 400 species of flsb have been observed in the Mediterranean Don Quixote and Hamlet Don Quixote and Hamlet wen both written In about the same period and resemble each other hi that both heroes strive to "set right the time so out of joint" COAL Valley Producls Co.

Phone 99 last evening. They were" Opal Gcans, Mildred Hayner, Ruth Heron and: La Verne Mayfield. The dinner table was beautifully appointed with seasonal colors, autumn leaves, chrystanthe- mums and yellow candies accentuating the Hallowe'en Following the dinner hour, the Ritual of Jewels degree was bestowed upon Bertha Hall and Lu- cilleSavage A special guest of the evening was Mildred Duran, member of another city chapter. Mrs. R.

C. Rankin, director, with the following members; constituted the number present: Peggy Buskirk, Idabel Nunn, Annette Lee Williams, Anne Kelley, Frances Durio, Oline Boles, Ohm Rae Wallace and Marshalline Goodsell. RYTEX PERSONAL i the newest designs for 1940 different and very smart yet full of old-fashion, heart-warming Christmas cheer! 50 for $1.25 Completely folded with matching envelopes and your Name printed on each card. BRONSON PRINTING CO. Former College Students Visit Dr.

and Mrs. George L. McNew are spending a vacation visiting friends and relatives in New Mexico. McNew, '30, is assistant plant pathologist at the Geneva Experiment Station of Cornell University at Geneva, N. where he is doing research work on canning crops Before going to Geneva 'McNew was with the Rockfeller Institute for Medical Research at Princeton, N.

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Frank with Mrs. A. H. Buck, as co-hostess, enter- tatnwl the Ht-Lo club at the Buck ranch home south of Las Cruces yesterday afternoon. Big bronze chrysanthemums and brilliant Mexican sunflowers were used to bring 1 out the popular Hallowe'en theme in the decorations.

Bridge table appointments were in the same colorful motif. Winning thn "Hi" prize was Mrs. W. R. Favrot, and the "Lo" went to Mrs.

Belle McClernon. Mrs. Will Isaacks won honors for the guests present. Playing wore the Mcs-amcs W. R.

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Williams, Fred Hood, HaVry C. Williams, R. A. Durio, Sage and Buck. SOUTH SEA ISLAND PICTURES FOR LYCtiUM PROGRAM THURSDAY, Herbert E.

ler ani 1 lecturer, will present this all-color motion picture film, "Polynesia," here oh Oct. 31, at Hartley hall. State College, under the auspices of the lyceum concert series. This widely acclaimed travel picture, which is said to the the first motion picture film of. feature length ever made.entirely in the South Seas, was planned under the direction of experts'in Pqly- neslan lore at the Bishop' MU- seuni in Honolulu, 7 It shows street of Pa- peete, the "Paris the South Seas," he island's quaint bus sy tern, and manj native festivities.

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'Brpnson Printing Co. Two nuns view the wreckage of a church demolished by Nazi airmen during a recent raid on Lon- don's Note'the huge holes In the concrete wall caused by flying shrapnel. COFFEE AND GINGERBREAD TO BE SERVED AT APRON SALE IN BEAUTIFUL FRENGER HOME The home of Mrs. Numa C. Frenger will be the beautiful setting for the coffee and apron sale is sponsored by the members of the Las Cruces W.

I. A. Woman's cluh Thursday from 3 to 6 p. m. The coffee table will be placed in the dining room overlooking the beautiful garden.

The lace- covered table will be centered with autumn flowers. Gingerbread will be the addition to the occasion. Presiding at the urn during the first period will be Mrs. Dwight Allison. Mrs.

C. T. Scale will pour during the last period. Assisting in serving will Mrs. Julius Johson, Mrs.

L. L. Daviet, Mrs. C. A.

Tyre, and Mrs. Carl Howard. Mrs. Frenger has charge of the table decorations, and Mrs. Wallace Perry will direct arrangement of the tables.

Mrs. Grover Murphy, assisted by Mrs. Robert McMillian is in general charge of the colfee. Aprons of every variety of charm be offered for sale. Everyone of them are hand-made and will make delightful Christmas presents.

The garden of the Frenger home Is one of the attractions for this social, as well as civic event. The entire public is invited to attend help the club, as well as have a good time for themselves. The funds derived from the apron sale will be used toward carrying 1 on the several projects of the Worn- BEHIND THE SCENES AROUND HOLLYWOOD Las Cruces Man Receives Degree Capital School Mrs. Elsie Chilian received word this week that her brother, Eplfanio Chavez, has received his degree in law from the George Washington University in Washington, D. C.

Mr. Chavez, a Las Cruces boy who was educated in the local high school, and received his gree from State College in 1934, was graduated from this famous institution on Tuesday, Oct. 8. He plans to remain in Washington until February, when he will take the bar examination there. Eventually, he plans to return to New Mexico, Mrs.

said. Another brother, Alejandro Chavez, has joined Mr. Chavez in Washington, where he will enter school, this winter. Mr. and Mrs.

Eplfaulo Chavez. of this city, are the parents of.these students, and Mrs. Chilton. By JIARRISON CARROLL King Features Syndicate Writer HOLLYWOOD Decision of Warner Brothers to spank Ann Sheridan by signing Rita Hayworth for "Strawberry Blonde" is quite. a filmland drama.

Last year Ann got Hollywood's biggest publicity buildup as a glamor girl, i'his year it's a toss-up, between Rita Hayworth and Laha Turner. So Warners have pulled a coup and have supplied the gossips with a choice morsel. Incidentally, there also was quite a bit of drama in La visit to Guaymas, Mexico. She's riding high the crest of Hollywood fame. But when she was in a few years ago, she danced in a cafe for $25 a week.

Charlie Chaplin not only introduced Paillette Goddard as his wife at the New York premiere of "The Great Dictator," but he also has presented her with heart-shaped diamond ear clips. Remember the diving suit that Joan Payne received as a present from Betty Grable's boy friend, Alexis Thompson? Well, Payne will sell it awfully cheap now, or maybe give it away. He tried it out in swimming pools and had a lot of fun. But, over at Catallna. he fouled the air hose In 35 feet of water and they had to pull him up in a hurry save his life.

Anne Shirley issued an ultimatum that the' 'diving suit had to go and Twentieth, Century-Fox has backed her'up by ordering Payne to stay on the surface of the water, at least until "Tin Pan Alley" is finished. John Shclton's ex-wife, Sally Sage, was married in Las Vegas recently to Cliff Hutchinson, of the Warner Brothers electrical department. Sally is Bette Davis' stand- NO I AND OTHER SIGNS I5c Each FOR KENT FURNISHED APARTMENTS APARTMENT FOR KENT NO HUNTING FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE Others on Special Order These arc tine METAL SIGNS that will last for years; punched with four holes so they can hunr up and taken dowm. BRONSON PRINTING COMPANY rilONE 14 Carole Lombard would like to know who spoiled one of her gags by tipping off Basil Rathbornc. It Is Rathborne's custom to kiss the ladies' hands.

When Carole heard he was coming on to the "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" act to visit Director Alfred Hitchcock, she had a foul- smelling chemical put on the back of her hand. But instead of giving Carole his customary sahite, Rathborne coolly pecked her on the check. Here's one for the book! Sarah Ha'.

cn', the prim school marmish aunt in the Hardy series, is taking flying lissonn at the Metropolitan airport. Another of her unexpected interests, is tlie operation of nn auto court, favorite rendezvous for honeymoonors, on the outskirts of Lna Vegas. Seventeen workmen are busy at the Joanetto MncDonnld-Gcne Raymond home, giving it a complete re-doing, Incidentally, Jcannetto leaven In 'three weeks for her annual concert tour, She chose the fall and winter this year instead of the spring. The star will take time off at Christmas to return to Hollywood. There's a very funny story'go- ing the rounds on Miriam Hopkins.

The other t'ay, the star was in her backyard with'a mud pack on her face and curlers on her hair. She VISITING TEAM TO BE HONORED WITH DANCE In appreciation for the hospitality shown the basketball team when they played in Pcoria, the Aggies will give the Bradley Tech gridders a reception Friday night following the game. The players of both teams will was wearing an old flannel robe. bo guests at a suppGr Suddenly she discovered a homc economics building im- 1 snapping pictures of mediately following the game The supper will be under the auspices the athletic department. Miriam has the negatives now an 1 the kid has five dollars.

Meanwhile, the other students be warming up a dance to Talk about tough luck. Walter, the tune of Johnny Meklas'music. Strom, M-G-M assistant director, was 36 on the day registration. Hero of another funny draft-day story was George Murphy. He went to register wearing his sailor's uniform from "Three Girls and a Gob." The people in line all thought he was nertz Hedy Lamarr and John Howard are twicc-a-week customers at the News-View New.srcel theatre Agent Bill Burnside has a monopoly on Virginia Gilmore's time these evenings.

James Stewart says it isn't true he Is teaching Olivia de Havilland to fly. He have an instructor's license. Vickie Lester and Director Al Hall were a new twosome at the Pirate's Den. Ditta Eddie Albert and Nina Steihi at the Emerald Lodge. She's a beauty from Rumania.

The country has a battleship named after her family. Jimmy Van Heusen, Bing Crosby's new composer (he'll do "The Road to Zanzibar" score with Johnny Burke), flew out to Hollywood in his own Paramount ha.s grounded him until he finishes all the tunes for the picture. Lucille Ball is so lone some for Dcsl Arnaz that Harold Lloy.1 is arranging the schedule of his picture to allow her to fly to New York either this week end or next. A group of the lads were talking about those rum drinks. "I had a zombie the other night at Giro's," somebody said.

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and Mrs. John Smith," is up against. She knows how hopeless has been their chance of getting ahead, the black despair 'that faced them as they contemplated the education of their children, and more even that, their longing for a "home." And one paragraph in her article is woi'th much to thinking people, regardless of Uie "1" complex of most of us. "This is the end of an era," she writes. "Mr.

and Mrs Smith don't forget -that. Forces stronger than economics are at work The social readjustments that the world needs to make have not to do primarily even with the mluistration, any more than the weather bureau creates the weatli it reports." It seems to me that is the meat of the present world situation. It is impossible to go back We can't stand still. The only way for us to dn, is to go forward. We must lose, for a time, the trail.

May wander along -the side af the rond, but as surely as the comes, we can't go back to the yesterdays. She closes: "The dog in Aesop's fable dropped his piece oF meat for what he snw reflected in the water. "By now hia ribs must bo poking out." Across from the article by Fanny Hurst, the opposite view of thr present question facing thn nation is expressed by Clare Booth --a writer who hud been In Europe much of the time during the early part nf that conflict. She inncstly hates war as who doer not? But she has been away from for years, and does not that while Europe has been orn by actual war, a revolution, bloodless until now, has been waged for several years In America. In the words of both of our presidential candidates.

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