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YRECORD-EA'GIE, TRAVERSE CITY MICHIGAN PAGE 1 NINE FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1950 Social and Club News In the World of Women I Grace Episcopal Church Scene of June Wedding Rev. Francis Foley, rector of Episcopal'church, performed the double ring ceremony Thursday afternoon at 4 0 0 o'clock, -united in marriage Miss Jlary Jano Detzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Detzer of Leland, and Dr. John Moench, son of Mrs.

Daniel C. Brown of Boston, Mass. The nuptial vows were repeated in the presence of a. Bmall group of friends. The bride was escorted to the altar on the arm of her father.

Hsr dress of white clotted swiss was designed with a tight bodice, full skirt with a long train and long sleeves. Her long net veil was fastened to a headpiece of match- Ing material. The bridal bouauet was white roses. Miss Lillian Stuart) ot N. was the maid of honor.

Her dress of blue silk pitiue had a full skirt and tight bodice with short sleeves and she carried a bouquet of white and yellow roses. Miss Mary Dawson of Davenport, Iowa, cousin of the bride, wore yel low pique and carried yellow dai sies. Both attendants wore flowe. headbands, to match their gowns. The bridegroom was attended his brother, Robert Moench of Bos ton, as best man, and tli ushers were Allen Moench of Bos ton, brother of the bridegroom, ant Karl Detzer, brother of tb bride.

A reception for a small group of friends was hela at the churcl immediately after the ceremou and later Mr. and Mrs. Moencl greeted 200 guests at the home the bride's parents in Leland. A their wedding trip in Can ada, the couple will make theii home Jn Hanover, N. where Mr Moench is associated with th Hitchcock Clinic and Dartmouth College Medical faculty.

At the present rate of procurement, it is estimated a the Ail Force will have modern groups in 1354. II WORLD'S GREATEST LOVE STORY Becomes a Great Motion Picture! cap treacherous Delilah be- oCC tray the man she loves! Samson kill a lion with his bare hands! PHONE 3588 Tuesday Wednesday June 27th 28th Calendar of Events TONIGHT-Michigan, "The Damned Don't Cry" starring Joan Crawford and David State, "Shadow On the Wall" starring Ann Sothern and Zachary Scott. Tra-Bay, "Six Gun Mesa" starring Johnny Mack Brown and Joe Palooka in "Humphrey Takes A Chance." Open card party at Traverse City club sponsored by Women's Golf association at o'clock. Mother's Circle of the First Congregational church will have a picnic for their husbands at 6 3 0 at the Gilbert Lodge. A A -Michigan, "The Damned Don't Cry" starring Joan Crawford and David Brian.

State, "The Good Humor Man" starring Jack Carson. Tra-Bay, "Six Gun Mesa" starring Johnny Mack Brown and "Joe Palooka in Takes a Chance." SUNDAY-Michigan, "The i starring Gregory Peck. State, "The Good Humor Man" starring Jack Carson. Tra-Bay, "It Ain't Hay" with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Women of the Moose, No.

ISO, will install officers at 2 0 0 o'clock followed by potluck supper at 6:00 o'clock for members and husbands. SILVER A A Silver Lake Grange will meet Saturday evening at o'clock at Hie Grange hall in a All members are urged to be present. CLUB. Townsend club, No. 2, will have a potluck supper Saturday evening at 6:30 at 4U State street followed by a business session and cards.

All are invited. SACRED CONCERT. The choir of the Fourteenth street Methodist church will present a sacred concert at the morning service Sunday, June 25th, at 10:00 o'clock. TRILLIUM A Members of the Trillium Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Manhoff, Tuesday, 27th.

Mrs. Frank Johnson will be co-hostess. Mrs. Alvin Stoddard i give a demonstration of flower arrangement and the competition will be specimen blooms from the garden. I A Mrs.

A. C. Batdorff and Mrs. William Myers will be co-hostesses at the Friendly Garden club picnic uncheon Tuesday. June 27th.

at ::00 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Batdorff at East Bay. Each member is asked to i a potluck lish and her own a service. Mrs. Howard Black is leader for he day.

Mrs. Edward Kohaut will on Corsages For Milady. Mem- iers are asked to exhibit flower arrangement and specimen bloom. Engaged Cherry Center Grange Will Have Picnic at Interlochen Park Cherry Center Grange made final plans for its picnic at the regular meeting at the Peninsula town- hall, Wednesday evening. It will be held at the Interlochen State Park Sunday, June A potluck dinner will be served at 1:00 o'clock and everyone is asked to bring a potluck dish and sandwiches.

All members and their friends are invited to attend. In case of rain it will be held at the Peninsula townhall. Other business included a resolution to take out public liability insurance and proceed with incorporating the Grange so all members would be covered by the insurance as well as the public. All articles for the rummage sale to be held soon should be turned in by the last of June. After considerable discussion on having a concession at the fair this fall it was decided to appoint a committee to look into the a and report at the next meeting.

The evening's lecture was in charge of John Langworihy, a i a of the legislative committee. The evening closed with a potluck luncheon served by Amy Fisher and Catherine Larclie. Mrs. M. Agnes Baum of 622 South i street a the engagement of her (laughter, Shirlee -Mae, to a C.

Sharp, sou of Mr and Mrs. James S. Sharp of 312 West llth street. The wedding will take place in August. (Max Habrecht Photo) Mrs.

Temple Presents Advanced Pupils in Fine Recital Advanced piano i of Mrs. ivelyn Pelton Temple presented a program Wednesday evening in he First a i a i lowers arranged by Mrs. Joe i a formed the background for he recital. Refreshments were by Mrs. A.

I. Peliazari, Mrs. L. Haynes and Mrs. Peter St'owe.

In a contest for practice hours or tbe younger group, first prize vent to Margo Bell and second to Wales. In the advanced Toup first award went to Dorothy Make believe you're a mermaid i I Aphrodisia Durga and second to Jo Ann Kratky. Following is the program: Theme from Pomp and Circumstance, Elgar, arr. for two i a by Samuelson--Shirley Lautuer and Sally Tompkins. Veil Dance, N.

Louise Wright-Marjorie Gate. Cradle Song, Brahru--Celia Norton. Surf Rider, Beruice Copeland-Jerry Jerome. March Of The Opal Hayes--Terin Wales. Enchantment, Joseph Hopkins-Fritz Lardie.

Day Dreams, Oscar Rasbach-Jean Edenburn. King Cotton, John Philip Sousa Miriam Wolbrink. Rock Of Ages, Thomas, arr Stevens--Sally Steed. The Sparrows Parade, Hans Schick--Chris Larson and Ann Marie Larson. Concerto No.

1 In Minor, Peter Tschaikowsky--Sally Tompkins. In Command, Frank Grey--Joan Kratky. a a Of The Wooden Soldiers, Two Piano, Leon Jessel, arr. by Nash--L. J.

Steed and Bill Jerome. Theme from Finlandia, Jean Sibelius--Chris Larson. Lily Pads. Harold Loche--Jarin Jones. Parade Of The Clowns, Ernest Adams--George Wales.

April Nosegay, Joseph Hopkins --Patricia Dean. Tambourines aucl Castanets, Boguslawsky--Donald Crandall. Vienna Moonlight, a Federer--L. J. Steed.

Along Toward Evening, E. Franz Koehler--Dorothy Durga. Forget-Me-Not. Allen McBeth-Ann Marie Larson. Ou The Parana, Carl W.

Kerr-Jeanette Gaw. Prelude (Bells Of Moscow), Rach- maninoff--Bill Jerome. Scented Showers, two piano, Louise Ogle, 'Solfeggietto, Bach, arr. Francis Frothingham--Patsy Waldron and Donald Soranson. By The Roadside Fire, Irene Roger--Laura Flansburg.

i Waltz, Chopin--Helen Spierling. Torch Dance, Henry VIII, Edward German; The Voice Of The Chimes, A. Luigini--Maria Pelizzari. Adagio '(Moonlight Sonata), Beethoven--Donald Swanson. Rustle Of Spring, Binding; Lie- bestraum.

Liszt--Miriam Mikula. May Night, Herbert Ward- Jane Glidden. Humoresque, Peter Tschaikovv-j sky: Majesty Of The Deep, George I-lamer--Shirley Lautner. Valse. Caprice, R.

A. Newland-Patsy Waldron. Humoreske, Dvorak; arr. for two piano, Mary Helen Brown--Miriam Mikula and Maria Pelizzari. ty tricks AHfie bead) or in your bathroom, frolic with Faberge's summer coojer; Cologne Extraordinaire 1.25 2.00 3.50 5.00 Bath Powder.

1.75 and 3.50; in the waterproof "Shower t.25j EARL 222 E. FRONT ST. Tomatoes stuffed with, erabmeat aad a little anchovy makes a wonderful luncheon dish. For fancy service, be sure to peel the tomatoes. You do this by dipping them into water and then turning them over a flame until skin bursts.

Use 'a tsva- tined fork witlrwhicli to hold them. over tha haat. Some six billion gallons of sewage are released to the nation's waterways daily. Farm Bureau Women Entertained at Church The women of Peninsula Farm Bureau Group No. 1 entertained the Northwest Michigan Farm Bureau Women's committee at.

the PHONE 243 TODAY and SATURDAY SHOW TIME 1:00 3: 7:00 9:00 FEATURE TIME 1:05 3:10 5:15 7:20 9:35 ADDED ATTRACTIONS LATEST WORLD NEWS "UPS DOWNS DERBY" STARTING SUNDAY Congregational church at Old 'Mission Wednesday afternoon. The group enjoyed the following -musical numbers: Group singing of America with Mrs. Ernest Heim at the piano, and two vocal numbers, "Jealousy" and "As You Are" by Mrs. Forest Scuavey with Mrs. Walter Johnson accompanying at the piano.

The chairman, Mrs. W. F. Wilson, introduced Kenneth Watson, manager of the local office of the Michigan Bell Telephone who gave an overall picture of conditions which influence the extending of telephone service. Mr.

Watson explained that applications for service far outnumbered the anticipated demands, that facilities are not yet available to care for in the Lodges such demands. Mr; Watson answer ed many questions which were ask ed by those present. Mrs. Kirk Bixby- asked members to prepare canned and fresh fruit and vegetables for the display at the fair. She said that goods should be canned in plain glass jars with two piece metal covers.

Frozen food will also be displayed. The group adopted the rules which had prepared by Mrs. Heim and her committee. The meeting closed with the group singing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." Refreshments were served from a decorated table presided over by Mrs. W.

F. Wilson and Mrs. Ernest Heim. Drive Carefully A Life! Save PHONE 3588 LAST TIMES TODAY Continuous Show Daily 1 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 0 7 0 0 9 0 0 OF A DEADLY JEALOUS WOMAN! Me You Think Your Not Guilty" STARTING SATURDAY A COUIMBIA ttcivK FEATURE TIME 3:35 5:40 7:40 9:40 REEVES ADDED ATTRACTIONS LATE FOX NEWS "DANGER SLEUTHS- PHONE 642 TONIGHT and SATURDAY Tonight 7:00 9:00 Continuous Show Saturday 1:00 3:30 6:05 8:45 Added Feature STARTING SUNDAY ABBOTT COSTELLO in.