Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 14

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1968 RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN Page 14 the woman's world social fashions features Sharon McManemy Engaged The engagement of Miss Sharon Fay McManemy to George H. Noteware III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noteware of 1316 Randolph, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester McManemy of Peninsula Drive. The bride-elect at- Northwestern Michigan College and her fiance is a student at Northwestern Michigan College. The wedding date has not been chosen. Calendar Of Events THURSDAY Lone Tree Mother's Club, 12:30 potluck, Mrs. Rhea Matthews.

Cedar Run Road. Long Lake Ladies' Aid, 12:30, Mrs. Betty Hay wood, R. 2. Luncheon and bridge, 12:30, T.

C. Country Club. Dads Foreign Service Veterans Tost 73, 7:00 potluck, VFW Home, W. Front Street. First and Third Precincts Republican Women's Clubs.

8:00, informal coffee, Mrs. Franklin J. Moore, 325 W. Tenth Street. GOTH ANNIVERSARY-Mr.

and Mrs. Paul E. Brown, 204 16th Street observed their 60th wedding anniversary on July 1 A sma.l family gathering at the Lake Leelanau home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moorman, celebratid the event.

Theatre Calendar (Bud Moyer, Moyer Studio) Miss Sharon Fay McManemy "FASHION'S FUN" toODELS-Mrs. Walter Hooper. 1968-69 president'of the Traverse City Musicale, and daughter, Candy, are shown modeling costumes to be seen at Traverse Citv Musicale'. production, "Fashion's Monday evening Jufv 29, at. 8:00 at Holiday Inn.

Fashions beginning with CitVs founding in 1850 until the present day will (R-E Photo by Mike Tillotson) Americas sweeMart The citrus soft drink with the cool sweet-tart taste Wedding Reception Honors Couple ELK RAPIDS-Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Blouch of Elk honored their son, Michael, and his wife, on Saturday evening, July 20, with an open house-! wedding reception for friends and neigbhors to introduce their new daughter-in-law. The young couple was married on March I of this year in the chapel of Goodfellow Air Force Base, San Angelo.

Texas, where Sergeant Blouch has been stationed since enlisting in the United States Air Force in 1965. A four-tiered wedding cake was the center of attraction, and the newlyweds received many gifts. Mrs. Blouch will be residing at 7422 Terrace Drive with her two-year-old son, and Sergeant Blouch is scheduled for a year's duty at Cam Ranh Bay, South Vietnam, leaving the United States on August 9. Open House to Honor 25th Anniversary BUCKLEY--Open house will be held Sunday.

July 28. from 2 to 6 p.m. at their home in Buckley to honor Mr. and Mrs. Mike Walton on their 25th wedding anniversary.

All friends and neighbors are invited to attend. Their daughters! Mrs. Diane Smith, Brenda, Joan and Nancy Walton, will be hostesses for the occasion. Garden Club Tours Dow Residence Alden B. Dow, architect from Midland, spoke to members of the Friendly Garden Club during a tour of the Dow home, office, and gardens at their July meeting on Tuesday.

Mr. Dow described his architectural philosophy and used the word relatednes's as being the important function of design. Arrangements for the tour were made by Mrs. Robert G. Bell, a club manager.

Mrs. Rex Garn was a guest. A buffet luncheon was served at the Midland Golf and Country Club. The next meeting will be Au- 1 gust 13 in the home of Mrs. Norman Kline.

I 7. C. Musicale To Present "Fashion's Fun" At Holiday Inn Bill Jacobs Committee Plans Area Coffees The Elect Bill Jacobs For State Representative Committee announces that a coffee will be held Thursday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 11:: 30 a.m. at the home of Mrs.

Frank Stulen, 933 Peninsula Drive. Voters of the sixth and eighth precincts are urged to attend. A series of area coffees and meetings are being planned by Mrs. Paul Bates, chairman of I the Elect Bill Jacobs for State Representative Committee Area 'Women; and will be announced i in the near future. i Past and present fashions will shown at the grand opening i of Holiday Inn Monday evening, July 29, sponsored by the Trav- City Musicale.

Saks Fifth Avenue will show some of the 1968 fall fashions as the cul- mination of an evening of music i and a parade of fashions. Models will be Mrs. Walter i Hooper, 1968-69 president of the 1 Musicale; her daughter. Candy Hooper: Bonnie Jean Bensley, who will wear a dress belonging to her great grandmother. Mrs.

Arthur Holliday. one of Trav- City's early citizens; Mes- I dames J. E. Weih, Donald Ferguson, David Campbell. Jack Nelson, Harold DuBois, John Milliken, Birrel Van Pelt.

Rob- Harris, outgoing president, all of Traverse City. From Elk Rapids, Mrs. Margaret Westlund. Barbara Cole, Marcia Merillat, Merillat, Mary Ellen Gotts, and Shirley Shumsky. Men models include David Campbell, Greg Williams, Philip Cole, and Bill Merillat.

James Gilmore Family Reunion The James Gilmore family! reunion was held recently at home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris Sr. of Harris Road, with 71 descendants pres-j ent. Entertainment included home! movies shown by Mr.

Gilmore, and games. "Ransom Harris, mayor of a led devotions for the four boys in the family who are I serving in Vietnam. A patio picnic-served by Mr. and Mrs. Harris closed the day i of activity.

TODAY MICHIGAN "The Thorn-; as Crown Affair' 1 with Steve McQueen. STATE "The Odd Couple." TRAVERSE DRIVE I Acme "Angels From Hell" and "Psych Out." CHERRY BOWL, Honor Dr. Zhivago." CINEMA, Elk Rapids "Thoroughly Modern Millie" with Julie Andrews. THURSDAY MICHIGAN "The Thomas Crown Affair" with Steve McQueen. STATE- 'The Odd Couple." i TRAVERSE DRIVE I Acme "Angels From Hell" and "Psych-Out." CHERRY BOWL, Honor "To Sir With Love" and "The Big Mouth." CINEMA, Elk Rapids i "Thoroughly Modern with Julie Andrews.

FRIDAY MICHIGAN "The Thomas Crown Affair." Odd Couple." TRAVERSE DRIVE IN, Rome." "Buckskin" and "Come Spy With Me." i CHERRY BOWL, Honor Sir With Love" and "Big Mouth." CINEMA, Elk Rapids--' Tho-1 roughly Modern MISSIONARY CO-WORKERS Missionary Co-Workers of Immanuel Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. John Walmsley at Lake Ann. Co-hostess is Mrs. Jack Enger. MR.

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Woven Greek tote bags Strobe Candles 31 N. AT STATE PARK OVERPASS To Wed James M. Olson RIP SNORTERS' CLUB Dan Harrigan will be the caller at the Rip Snorters' Square Dance Club party Saturday evening between 8:3011:00 at the Conservation Club, South Airport Road. All western style square dancers in the area will be welcome. Sector's at the Gateway Wales Reunion KINGSLEY There were 80 guests present for the Wales family reunion held Sunday at Garfield town hall.

The oldest guest present was Harry Wales, Mr. and Mrs. a a Thompson were host and ess, and Mrs. Georgetta Wilson was elected hostess for next year. Guests came from Wyoming, Holly, Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Harrison, Flint, Grayling.

Grandville, Farmington, Kingsley, Cedarville, Ohio, and Port Allegany. Pennsylvania. FRANKFORT Tasty Tempting Delicious Food! "A Real Family Treat" SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET 9:00 A.M. NOON Chuck Wagon Buffet Tuesday 5:00 9:00 Roast Beef-Fried Chicken, Etc. Shrimp Fry Wed.

and Fri. 5:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. Altar Society FIFE LAKE- Mrs. Donald Kellerman entertained the St.

Aloysius Altar Society recently. During the business meeting, a report was on the recent rummage, white elephant, and bake sale. After the business meeting, Mrs. John Brunett, R.N., gave a demonstration on first aid. Refreshments were served-ito 13 members.

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Pie and coffee will be served throughout the day. Miss Van Vleck Mr. and Mrs. George B. Van V.leck of Hinsdale, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sally, to James M.

Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Olson, 514 Cromwell. The bride-elect is a senior at Michigan State University, where she is majoring in elementary education.

She is affiliated with Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and is a member of Kappa Delta Pi education honorary. Mr. Olson, a graduate of Michigan State University, will study at the Detroit College of Law in September. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. The couple'will be married in September in the Union Church in Hinsdale.

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