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for and about Women Calendar Carol E.iArigen 425-6796 rtspn recite Hospital notes E. Romero Hose and Fire Co. Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting at the fire station at 7:30 Monday evening. in Miss Mary Susan Salmon.and William Oliver Culbertson III were united in marriage Jan 2 jn an evening ceremony at Faith Chapel in Albuquerque "The bride is the daughtei of Mi and Mrs Thomas Sal- )f Las Cruces Parents of Bridegroom aie and ceremony slee.ves skirt and were adoru- ed with appliques of Venice lace Her Wateau tiain, attached at the back neckline, was accented with tiny buttons and swept into a full chapel length A headpiece of Venice lacje with pearl trirri held her finger tip Salmon, the bride's Las Cruces, and Jane Ellen Culbertson, of the bridegroom, of Las Vegas. They wore dresses of royal blue gas served brother's best Patients recently admitted to Las Hospital included Dolores UUbarri, San Jose; and Virginia Franks, 763 Dalbey Dr.

Those dismissed from Las Vegas Hospital were Pete E. Garcia, and Mary Lucero. Admitted to St. Anthony's Hospital was Ernestine Ortiz of 409 Tecolote Sh Those dismissed from; Anthony's Hospital included Adela Gallegos, Sarah Romero, Elena The lioiy sacrafice of the mass be offered for the late Ko- berto Quir.tana, DAV member, this afternoon at 5:15 at Immaculate Conception Church. M.

E. Gallegos, chaplain of DAV. Chapter 17, urges all DAV members to attend. the home of Mrs. L.

C. 1039 Fpurth Monday af.2:30' p.m. All interested members 'of the are invited and asked to take Gold Bond' certificates and Gift Stars. Members of 8 and 40 Salon, No. 579, will meet in the home of Mrs.

Lettie Martinez, 525 Moreno Friday evening at 7:30. Mrs. Frances Booth will serve as co-hostess. American Legion Aux. discusses coming con Hey Mable Dawe performed the double-ling service before altar decorated with candelabra, white mums and gladiolus Mrs Shawkeet Hindi Thpu Poest" the Cross ot Jesus" and Miss Tiny Laopin provided other nuptial selections at the organ Mis Hindi and Miss Lappin are fiom querque' Escorted to the alter by her father; the bride was attired in formal gown of ivciy silk fash- joned an Empire waist, portrait neckline, Kabuki only jewejij was a blue phire pendant, borrowed frqm Mis.

Donald Statham of Las Cruces Irs Ed Matheny, of the bride, was maid of honor, and Mrs Tom Salmon, the bride's sister m-law was budes- maid They i identical A-iine flooi" length gowns of royal blue crepe and a royal blue bow holding the "blue chapel veils Each carried white cai nations with stieameis of a lighter shade of blue Little Miss Glenda Mathenv, niece of the bude, was flowei- girl Candellighters were Patty man. Acting as were tarn Salmon, brother, of the now residing'in Las Cruces, anil Ed Matfieriy, the bride's brother-in-law from Albuquerque. Ring bearer the bride's'ne- phew. Glen Matheny. For "her Mrs.

Salmon selected a 'pebble pink dress of Italian silk, marching accessories and an ivory oichid cordage Mrs Culberc- son, the bridegroom's' mother, wore a dress-coat ensemble of silver and Iwhife, matching accessories, and an ivory orchid corsage. A reception was held in the church immediately following 'the ceremony. A -royal blue and white color scheme was used to decorate Miss Debbie Sulli- yan of Las Cruces presided at the guest book. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Culbertson and'family, Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Culbertson arid son, Mrs. Gladys Culbertson, and Mrs, Pete Scardello and son, and Mr. and Mrs W. Foltz, all af Dai- Mr. and Culbertson, Limon; and Mr and Mr.s Tommy Ethridge and sons of Clayton After a wedding trip io northern New Mexico, couple are at home at 126 12.

West Mountain, Las Cruces. Gartin family has reunion Children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Gartin were in Las Vegas over the weekend for a family reunion held in the Eighth Street home of the senior Gar tins At the reunion -were five of the couple's children Attending Sammy' Gartin and NOTICE Optic win not lie respoa. 'or damage to in pabllcatlon. Bridge Division of the Las Vegas Woman's Club will meet- Friday -afternoon at 1:30 in the Mrs. Bob Sandoval, 401 East National.

Members are reminded to take their Gift Stars and Gold Bond certificates. Chapter of PEO will entertain Chapter AC Monday at 7:45 p.m. in the home of Mrs. J. S.

Johnson, HU Golf Course, in observance of Founder's Day of PEO. 'Mrs. Champ Tyrone and Mrs; Bill Jennings American Legion Auxiliary Unit 24 met in the home of Mrs. Leonard Elliott Monday with President Frances Hall prnsid- Announcement was made that the mid-year conference is io be held in Santa Fe at the Dessert Inn a 23.25 with business meetings to be held in the Land Office Building. National Commander H.

Milton Patrick and Mrs. Milton Davidson, National Auxiliary president, will be distinguished speakers. Hospital and on the party en for NMSH veterans. A social hour followed, freshrnents were served 1) Shiverette, Mr. Charlotte Murray, Mrs.

Violet Wertz, Lily Rodriquez, Mrs. Catherine Gilpin, Miss Corine Mosimann; Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. Frank Delgado, arid" Mrs.

Gray. Plans for a special pr meeting in February will Mrs. Vv. O. Culbertson, III Dixie Lee and Jeffrey, -of Grants, Mr.

and Mrs Raybourn Gartin and children, Patricia, and Randell, from Anton, Texas, Mr Mrs Glenn Gartin and son, Jimmy, of Lm- drith, N. Mr 'and Mrs. "Elmer Wiggins and children, Dar, Judy, Roberta, Joy Gene, 'and Sandra of Wagon Mound; and Sherill Gartin, a Robertson High student Another grand- Bonnie Wiggins, who beauty college in An- was in attend were the couple's two James Ray and David. Gartin. CANTRECFII-NON-RUN Hose LIMITED TIME ONLY Ki COMPA8ABLEVAL'JE2J9 KARL'S CLEARANCE SALE NO WIN PROGRESS NYLON by DU PONT KA I Fashion for Family 619 Douglas Ave.

Las Vegas, New Mexico Music Division of the Las Vegas Woman's Club will meet in Las Vegas Yorkrite Masonic Bodies 'meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in: the Masonic Temple. Refreshments will be served. Fund. The late Mrs.

Hilton was Child Welfare chairman of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Seth Gray gave a report on the gift shop at the State Shop Optic Classified Ads PLUSTRADING STAMPS FRYERS Grade Whole 38 SLICED Hormel 12-Oz. Pkg. 74 U.S.D.A.

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