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Rio Grande Sun from Espanola, New Mexico • 4

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Rio Grande Suni
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Espanola, New Mexico
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a mmw am a 1 i Installation DD Clarence Bell of Sombrillo was the Christmas holidays, from taken to the Veterans Hospital Dec 21 to Dec SO. Robert has tm AlhiaiiMm Sniubv. rnSrtnra bean emDloved bv the newspaper report he has a serious heart eon- in Bis bee for the past three action and will remain in Alba- years. a 1.11- A. 1 tvanallail vrifh TarV taste, Cnmmlnfa and his family, also of Espanola who spent the holi- The qoesfion of whether or davs in Lordsburg, N.M.

visiting. not to have a smorgasbord this Mrs. Camming' mother and in Set Saturday For Officers Espanola Bebekahs nd Oddfellows will aeld a formal Joint installation ceremony for 1960 officers at Jn. January 9. at the' Oddfellows Hall in Riverside.

District Deputy President Esther Lemmons and her installing team, all of Los Alamos, will attorn) to install the Bebekah officers. Noble Grand Helen Rockwell heads the new slate and will announce her appointed officers after the installation. Mrs. Feral Tompkins will be installed as ice grand; Myrtle Lowance, recording secretary; Kay Harrold, financial secretary; Carey Boddy, Outgoing Noble Grand Bonnie Perkins will be presented with a Past Noble- Grand pin at the in-" stallation ceremony. In February the, group will hold its formal banquet to greet the state president, Mildred Wooten of Las Cruces.

The District Deputy President Floyd R. Barry and his installing team, all from Albuquerque, will attend to install Oddfellows officers. Herschel Boddy of Fairview will be installed as Noble Grand of the Oddfellows. Vice Grand will be Mark Secretary 'Lester Parmer, and Jim Speirs is treaiurer. vr Refreshments 'will be served at the hall after7 the formal installation ceremonies.

1 f-. J' 1 7 1 '1" 1 Vf. i i I h'' VAX year win be voted upon at tne Silver city, n.m. visiting nis feneraj meeting of Espanola Hos- mother. A little excitement added yital Volunteers 7:30 p.m.

Jan-to the trip when Johnson, driv-aary It, Dr. Valerie Friedman, ing one of the two cars in the Dr. Roy Turley and Mrs. Don party, ran over a pipe which Wilson will address the group pnntnred a large hole through coordination of medical staff. Us gas tank, leaving him Just hospital and auxiliary.

Husbands enough gas to get in to Deming are invited to attend the meet- where the tank was repaired. lag to be held in the hospital dining room, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Martinez and son Fernando, all of Espa- Famfliar faces around the fl0, Thursday, jan.

7, for Santa Crus EUB church who Sn where they wjil were home from eoHege include another gol and danJth. Marvin and A. L. Brandstetter Daughter Cora is married to Sflver Pippin, Renee Brown, Fun- Jm formerly of Tierra gi Duran, Eula Lowanee, Mae Md botn nave taUftht Duran and Sam WeUes. tn oufornia for the past eight years.

They have a A Christmas family reunion daughter, Beverly. Son Cleofas was held at the C. H. Yates home jr- jjveg Ontario, California, la Fairview with their daughter jre nM worked as a bookkeeper and two sons their families at government guided missle home for the holiday. The Clar- jn Pomona for about 7 years, once Yates family of Fairview was present; also the John Kofi- Albedia Tafoya.

Santa Clara mt I ft CCS lamiiy 01 ub, the steer in the Santa Clara raffle. Twen- ana ioor cmiuii Ul MR. AND-MRS. GEORGE E. COLE Mrs Hffiinrh rJVJS went to Luis Sevmour, Santa Fe December lo-a and 15-pound ham went to Ton- Mrs, Emma Parten of Albu- ndefonso.

marque, a former Valley reel- dent, spent th December 19 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Amador, Los weekend in Espanola visiting Angeles, visited over the holidays friends and relatives. with their mother, Mrs. Albert Amador Sr.

in Ojo Caliente. Paul Johnson wash Bisbee, Amador is a teacher a Los visiting his son Robert for Angeles high school. Peaslee, Blanchard Wedding Coles Leave On Weddi'ngTrip. rmfnuPri Bv Held In Los Alamos Church After December 27 Marriage r)pc nw 11:11 Dr. and Mrs.

Alfred Tredway Carolyanne Curtis, niece of the LOS ALAMOS Mr. and Mrs. sleeves and a flaring skirt A cap LOS ALAMOS Mrs. Vera Peaslee will be at home Los bride, was flower girl in a blue Fanchers Now In Portales George E. Cole are on a trip embroidered with pearls and se- 1 1 11 wedding trip to velvet gown and carried a basket Worthy.

Alamos after of for tho nilln. holH hpr veil ct ai If illlia- mKU WU insutiieu Michael r.M-m.. 97 Riw. win. Matron of Los Alamos Chapter the Grand Canyon and Las Veg- of sweetheart roses ruffle.

cMcaaea oown tn. oaca S. 7ZC1 63 OES in ceremonies held Jan- as, Nev. The couple was married Shortell, a nephew of the bride- The candlelighter. "r.rv"""' Bl 1 ft n.VU ry 2 at the Masonic Hall.

Her at 3 p.m. December 29 at the groom, served as OCT veil was neia Dy a uny iibv Tl, v.A. ta h'. Iiamip. Omni? Estates mother the earls, and she carried a bouquet Out-of-town guests included The bride is the former Lora or.

the Dridegroom. n- Wota pv Peaslee, bridegroom, chose a cherry rib- of white gardenias and orchids Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNeely, Belle Hughes, daughter of Mr. Ruth, Crum of Chicago, III nn Lodcre and Past Patron of the Nee Barbara Blanchard, the bon knit suit for her son's wed- OES served as major installing bride is the daughter of Dr.

and ding. Mrs. Blanchard wore blue officer. Other elected officers installed ml9- "A Pau de sol, and -both mothers were Worthv Patron James Dis- enne- Wy- Park: were given cymbidium centered with a pink rose. Robert.

McNeely, Mitzy Jones, and Mrs. Nelson E. Hughes of was maid of honor in emerald Pink wag the color of the maid Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Stevens, all Nuffield, Ohio. Cole is the son green taffeta styled with a por-of honor, Janel Gurule. Her gown of Fairview; Lt Col. and of Mrs.

Anne P. Dumas of Los trait neckline and three-quarter was pale pink brocade a pink J. W. Lipp, Mr. and J.

Alamos. sleeves. She carried a crescent- velvet headband held her brief Van Etten, Mr. and Earl The Rev. Wayne Douglas shaped bouquet of red roses, veil; her bouquet was pink roses Queen, Dolores Bond, Nadine officiated at the double-ring cere- Edith Lynn Hughes wore a pale centered with a gardenia.

Nielson. Janet Groff, Josephine mony in which the bride was giv- green dress in her role of flow- Judith YeMngton of Carload and Libby Martinez, all of Los en in marriage by her father, er girl for her aunt's wedding. wnAH4- Mm And TvT fa on, Associate Matron Mary wild- Almost 50 friends and relatives lett, Conductress Flora McCrack- Sueno- Espanpla. attended the reception immedi- en, Associate Conductress Phyllis moral, of white John D. Mench of Los Alamos The Rev.

Marcus Grether of ately after the cemony to con. For OFFICE and Anita Bacicha were nrtoes- Alamos; maMa in identical costumes oi Mrs. Marjraret Gossett, Mr. and used with nalm and can- was best man. and ushers were community nurcn in: cmusb gratulate the couple.

Mrs. Robert Robert wearing blue taffeta tiink brocade worn with bouquets Mrs. Vere Gossett, Mr. and Mrs. dieabra decorated the alter.

Mrs. Bernard Pohlmann Jr. of Los Al- tinrf John Stf-in rare penormea ine Blanchard, tinel John Stein. of ninlc pflmations. Vernon Gossett.

Mr. and Mrs. r.on. Vtrino-or nnrnntRt. arc run- amno and Kenneth T.illv of ceremony, in the living room with white carnations, served the "OPe tho homo in Estes mAAinrr home in.

Estes wedding cake after the had Appointed officers were DonnM Gray Morrow was best Clifford Diem and daughter nanied Herman Roser as he sang Santa Richard Hughes, nep- yJZ in-the couple SUPPLIES man. and Duane Hall and Doug- Lynne, all of Albuquerque; ban- 4(Tne Wedding Prayer" and 'The hew of the bride, was ring bear- i'V. pV nlJ. rarK' lne couple t00K vows cut ll-taa-Jonea. all of Los Alamos, dra Evelyn Shepherd, Lord's er.

r. before an improvised altar of and Larrv Throamorton. all of a nt i.rp over iw nnWl.i. -Ti Amm white stock, eladoioli and lemon "naa tohorteu was in Cand'elighters were cousins of Carlsbad. taffeta was worn by the bride, sapphire blue brocade worn with Sw tif leaves highlighted by candlelight, charge of the guest book.

riZ dXE.tmidem.;d "tZ" Meredith Matlack, chaplain; and Given in marriage by her fath- Out-of-town guests at the wed- Dumas wore a tur- When Yon Can Boy At The will teach there until June. dress accented with Betty Lou Stein, mvshall. er, the' bride wore a chapel- ding were Mr. jyid Mrs. A.

T. Richard Van Vleet, Worthy length gown of imported clipped Peaslee of Esnanola, Dr. Mrs, Nefl ChwnCTiain was orvranist. quoise lace a pink rosi corsage. Grand Associate Patron of the Chantilly lace worn with a hoop.

L. W. Shortell and three children a 5 IJJ Grand Jurisdiction of New Mex- Her veil, also of chapel length of Boulder, Mrs. Hariow Adams. 6 r.

ico, presented the officers with embroidered in pearls, was a fam- of Dubuque, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs, champagne brocade dress with vTT blue accessories and veil rosebuds corsage. Mrs. Fancher sel- eeted a complete costumes of winter white brocade worn with i TtL W1 which will be ily heirloom. She carried white John Fitch of Boulder, Mr.

and sistea at tne Dnaai TaDie Dy pagsed on consecutive officers carnations centered with a white Mrs. Roger Curtis and three chil-nliZ each year from now on. orchid. of Prairie Village, Kansas. pink rosebuds.

Blanchard Clarendon 7n- All installing officers were Mra T0er Curtis of Prairi Mr- and Mrs. Robert and Clifford Strang. Mrs. Frank Pagt Masterg and Pa8t Patron. 'l l-li ll and two children of 3 5 Metal File .80 Receipt Books .10 op included Herman Hi'ls, 111., and other friends from' Pink and wnite, tne orine hues, aealn colored the reception at La Posada Inn where the table was laid with pink, and rosebuds flanked the wedding marshall; Van.

Vleet, chaplain; c. wa matron oi npnor. ane Cheyenne, Ft. Collins, Denver and Florence Manker, secretary; and wore a red satin gown and car- Estes Park. Paper Punch .69 ea.

"uc" TTonrilrti Tiiiw Anderson, 'treasurer. Mar- ried an old-fashioned bouquet of Mr8S- 6 S5 Sant1 garet Greenwood was installing Dink carnations Fe. the bridegroom', mother, and rganigt and Mrs. James young Pnk carnations. was soloist Dr.

L. W. Shortell of Boulder, Peasle is a staff member in the theoretical phvsics division of the Los Alamos Scientific Labor- Clip Boards .85 ea. kJJ. 1 1 i OUH.B.U, Mrs.

Mench dedicated her year Colo er and sister-in-law of the bride. i- brother-nirlaw of the br.de- ed in the division before Papermate Pen $1.79 Mimeo Paper $2 rm. The couple is employed at Los. "T9. her marriage.

cake. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fancher are at home in' Portales where thev are students at Eastern New Mexico State College, The eouole was married in a Pink and White wedding December 27 at St.

John's Methodist Church in Santa Fe, the Rev. John Carpenter officiating at the double-ring ceremony. The; bride is the former Mary Grace Brown, daughter of Mr. mamas OL'ienunc junuoreiury, una Stencils .18, ea. after their, wedding trip will be at home at 2345A 48th St.

Staplers .98 up Rubber bands .95 lb and Mm. Arthur F. Brown oi Santa Fe. Fancher is the son of -Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Fancher nf Fairview. Lr mm an altv respledent with white gladioli in brass vases united tne couple, the bride given, in mar- rlage by her father. Thi bride wore' a gown of Lindy Pens .39 ea. Stamp Pads Paper Clips 45 box Index Cards 100 for .28 Rubber Cement .45 Hundreds bif other items Chantflly lace and tulla over de-lustre satin featuring a'liipped basque waistline and wing collar thm full lace skirt Tulle if I 'V Mrs.

Clif ford Diem of Alb I n. l-i mimtttr. jr- Ted the wedding; cake; Mrs. Vere 1 ESPANOLA HOSPITAL ORTIZ Daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Manuel G. Ortiz, Santa Fe, December 29. NIEDEFSTADT Son, and Mrs. Henry Niederstadt, La Madera, January 2. LUCERO Son, Mr.

and Mrs. Ramon Lucero, Ojo Caliente, January 1. VIGIL Son, Mr. and Mrs. Delfino Vigil, Espanola, January 2.

WILSON Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson, Gallup, January 2. SEWELL Son, Mr. and Mrs.

Connie B. Sewell, Pena Blanca, January 3. CARROLL Daughter, and Mrs. John S. Carroll, Abi-quiu.

January 4. OIRTEGA Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sebedello Ortega, Espanola, Januarv 5. FAIRVIEW CLINIC GARCIA Daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. G. F. Garcia, Hernandez. December 29.

MARTINEZ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martinez, Es? panola. December 80. Gossett and Mrs.

Vernon Gossett a PTA To Hear At The mm Discussion ''Of Immunization January meeting of the Espanola High School PTA will fea-. ture a discussion of immunization as required by th state of New Miss Naranjo Is Engaged VIOLA NARANJO Mexico. The meeting- will be January IS, at 7 pin. in room C-l at toe Marti avIlAOL Mr. and Mrs.

Bamon J. Nr- where aha" was a member of the DRISDALE Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis DriBdale, Santa and Mrs. Lewis Drisdale, Santa Dr.

anjv Sr. of Guathapangue an- Glee Club and Future Nursea. KTWANTAN HONOTHm II TVoaanf District Heaiaa unicer Harlan Hetopp wiUbethe featnr- nonne. the engagement of their Suaw flnied high school in F. December tionol orealderit of Kiia aonorm sterna.

tT.l..' romero Daus-hter. Mr. and wonal or Kiwanl and the international vice nresidpnf MnnHoir ai Jote Alaa. of tb state health E. Suaio, son of Mrs.

Ludnda Mrs. Eliseo El RIto, tUDOg were (left to right)' International President AlbertJ. Tiillv MnWU ai- tk Pfcos PL S4n lm Lw! aarse fr Ho Arriba eoun- las Naranjo graduated from The wedding date has not been and Mrs. Salomon TrujiUo, Santa aoriStEpanola, and Roy Honatem, Ueutenant governor of district Bex 7T1 ajiptT 2t of ta rrA. Espanola ait, iw set January.

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