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Idiho Free Press, Thursday, toy 5, 1966--4 NATIONAL YWCA WEEK concluded Saturday with the Installation of officers and breakfast for the advisers. The week's activities also Included a tea for past presidents and past members of the and a reception honoring the presidents and vice presidents of Nampa's women organizations. Mayor Ernest E. Starr signed the proclamation before Susan Logan, Linda Corden, Kathie Jacobsen, planning committee, and Mrs. John Brandt, activity chairman and speaker at the tea.

Advisors Breakfast Ends National YWCA Week Members of Nampa Y-Teen Clubs and their mothers honored the Y-Teen advisers with a breakfast Saturday morning in the Nampa High School dining room, climaxing National YWCA Week Janet Bailey, president of In- terclub representatives, presided over the meeting and welcomed the sixty persons attending. In honor of the advisers Miss Bailey read a poem, "To Our Y-Teen Advisors." Recognition ol the outgoing officers were made prior to the Installation of newly elected officers. During the candlelight ceremony the newly elected officers were Installed by Linda Campbell, Immediate past president of Nampa Senior High Y- Teen Club. Miss Campbell extended an invitation to all Nampa Ninth grade Y-Teens and their mothers to attend a tea sponsored by the Nampa Senior High Y- Teen club. The tea will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Saturday at the home of Kay Koeppel, Covert Addition, newly elected president of the Senior High Club. During the program Y-Teen songs were sung by the group, accompanied by Mrs. Earl Neher. Also the poem, "Be the Best of Whatever You Are," was read by Maureen McCain of No-Host Parly Held A no-host party of nine women held a May Day breakfast at Mom's Cafe. During the Idaho qui2 each woman related which city in Idaho she liked best.

Mrs. Mayme Scjiullz received the Central Junior High Club. As a finale a clarinet solo was paniedby West Junior High Club. For Women Mumjords Honored At Open House Ten Mile Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Mumford greeted over 200 relatives and friends at an open house celebrating the couple's golden wedding April 24. Children of the honorees arranging the affair were Jerrel and John B. Mumford, Kuna, and James Mumford, Portland, Ore; and their daughter, Mrs.

Francis Meeder, Talent, Ore. Out of stale guests Included Mrs. Mumford's brother and three sisters, Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. Thomas, and Mrs. Florted Baum, Oakland, Mrs. Stanford Holmgren, Orlnda, and Mrs. Bert Kent, Pe- talutna, Calif.

Others attending were Mrs. Vida Scrivner, Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell, Nyssa, Mrs. Sibyl Hendricks and Ben Wrenn, Ontario, Mr.

andMrs.W.O. Cunningham, Emmett, and the Rev. and Mrs. Russell King of Hailey. A cousin ol Mrs.

Mumford telephoned his congratulations from Maryville, Tenn. The family dinner preceeding the open house was served in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerrel Mumford. prize for giving the history of her home city.

A favor was also presented to each woman attending. Those attending were Mrs. Ada Cain, Mrs. Nina Colton, Mrs. Lillian Lamlrum, Mrs.

Mayme Schullz, Mrs. H. T. Yoder, Mrs, Nellie Bowers, Mrs. Edvth Cobb, and Mr.

and Mrs. R. D. Schoorl. (Braun Photo) MARJORIE MAE JONES Friends Fete Miss Jones Miss Marjorie Mae Jones, was honored recently with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs.

Margaret White. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Forrest Abbott, Mrs. William Meyers, and Mrs. Herbert Heffel.

Refreshments ofhomemade bite sized cookies, punch, mints and nuts, were served to the 35 guests. Out of town guests included, Mrs. C. Judd, aunt of Miss Jones, Houston; Mrs. Josephine Edwards, and Mrs.

F. Arnatt, Caldwell; Mrs. Heffel, Meridian, and Mrs. Fred Wolski, Kuna. Decorations were pale blue and while streamers and wedding bells.

The program consisted of a reading, given by Mrs. Edwards; Marcia Meyers, violin solo, and a life sketch and tribute to the honor guest, composed in poem form, was read by Mrs. White. Mrs. White is a life long friend of Miss Jones.

The tribute was written by L. Alline Swarm. Miss Jones, ttio daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones, Nampa, and Charles Brown, Portland, will exchange vows in a June wedding.

Mothers Tea Scheduled Wednesday Thirteen members of the County Line Extension Club met Wednesday for all day project session at the home of Mrs. Paul Parker. Members made notepaper of facial tissue bonded to waxed paper with pressed flowers between and touched with glitter. Another idea presented was notes decorated with button faces, sequin jewels and feather hats. Mrs.

Joe Scheuerer in- stiucted the group in the absence of Mrs. C. M. Nelson, who was called to San Diego, Calif, because of family illness. Project for May is a.Mother's Tea Wednesday May 11, at 1:30 p.m.

Hostesses for the lea will be Mrs. Richard Keim, Mrs. Vic Waterman, Mrs. Henry De Vorss, Mrs. Bob Ferdinand, and Mrs.

LconarO Cooley. A program isplannedandthemem- bers may take a guest. Mrs. Parker, vice president, presided in the place, of Mrs. Ralph Chitvjood, president, who is recovering from injuries received in a car accident.

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