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al in on this J. the I Bettencourt Is Recent- Wed graduated from the high school, attended Salinas Junior college for two years. She has been employed at Van de Kamps bakery, Glendale, for the last three months. Council Bluffs, served in the navy during the war. They met when he was stationed here in 1945 at the naval convalescent hospital.

is now a foreman at Am-Craft Clifford, born and reared in Los Angeles. Feted At Party-Shower Miss Betty Sievert was guest of honor at a surprise shower last week at the home of Mrs. George Green at 626 San Juan avenue. Miss Sievert will be the November bride of Dick Thoma. Fall flowers decorated the lovely home and the bridal theme was carried out in various clever ways.

Games were played and dainty refreshments were served. The highlight of the evening was the opening of the many gifts for the future home. The invited guests were the Misses Jeanette Peterson, Eima MeElroy, Lorraine Moresco, Wanda Reynolds, Carol Crosby, Billye Parsons, Jean Rulofson, Joyce Smith, Leah Sievert, Naida Waldo, and Mesdames Mary Sorenson, Bernice Sensney, Barbara Thompson, Gladys Holser, Beverly Thomas, Dolly Duart. Jane McHugh, Alice Crosby, Gertrude Sievert, Imagene Waldo. Bernice Bowen, Gertrude Parsons.

Hazel Reagan, Pat Piotroski, Isabel Rulofson and Nan Griffith. 0 0 0 A.A.U.W. Library Group The library section of the A.A. U.W. will meet at the home of Dr.

Margery Mayhew, 510 King street, near the corner of Peyton street, at two o'clock, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Anderson will review the Stilwell Papers, which were written in diary form. 0 0 0 Serves As Best Man Bernard Curran of Santa Cruz was best man at the wedding of Elizabeth Margaret Burns and William Pirie Murphy which took place September 25 at St. Dominic's church in San Francisco.

The bridegroom is employed by the Pump Sales and Service in Watsonville. Novel Entertainment For New City Teachers City Teachers Clever table and wall decorations acts, to emphasize the "circus" theme were arranged by Vernon Brown. folk curriculum co-ordinater. The Misses Caddie Cook and Cecylle Davis provided desert, which was served by the teachers. Miss Jennie Moore, art teacher, made the pretty nut cups at each cover.

of Miss Barbara Giffen, vice president of the City Teachers' association, was general chairman in charge of the evening. Sunday, October: 3, 1948 St. Michael's Church Setting For Newey-Johnson Wedding, Reception At Redwood Rest Society USWV To Install New Officers At. the regular meeting of Santa Cruz Camp No. 92, United Spanish War Veterans, held Tuesday afternoon, arrangements were completed for the installation of officers at the next meeting.

The installation will be held Tuesday, October 12, starting with a luncheon at 12:30 and the installation at 1:30 p.m. H. R. Ellis of Berkeley will be the installing officer. W.

C. Parsons will be the new commander, with R. S. Crowl as senior vice, and Marion L. Smith as junior vice.

A list of the appointive officers will be given later, 0 Congregational Church Women The Woman's club of the First Congregational church will meet Tuesday with an executive board meeting followed by a business meeting. At 12:15 luncheon will be served with the Branciforte group as hostess. Mrs. Chester Maritae will speak on China. Happy Birthday OCTOBER 3 Charles Bassett Mrs.

Lou Lazier Maude E. Quiggle Mrs. Jacqueline Connelly W. A. Horton John Gleason Mrs.

Edna Spencer J.C. Spencer Eldon G. Smith Tom Rountree Dwight Garis Jolene Wagner William E. Daglish William B. Burnler Tommy Wanzer Mrs.

Glendora Ballou OCTOBER 4 Mrs. Alice Bias August Da Vico Eugene Harlamoff Mrs. J. A. Jackson Richard F.

Menefee Teddy Wilson Shirley Ann Canepa Howard Watts Michele Sandra Loehr Robert Alfred Morgan Herbert Stott Cassius E. Graves St. Michael's church in Boulder yellow gown and her shower bouCreek was chosen by Irene Johnson quet was fashioned of apricot shade and Robert Newey of Santa Cruz their marriage rates, Sunday afternoon, September 26. with Rev. Father Goodwin of the Boulder Creek church officiating at the double ring cer mony.

Wedding Attendants Wearing a beautiful white satin gown which featured a train and filmy bridal veil, Irene was escorted to the altar by her father, Henry Johnson, who gave her in marriage. She carried a lovely shower bouquet of gardenias encircled lovely purple orchid." Her sister. Edna Johnson, maid of honor. wore a becoming pale We Have Dozens of New Fall Coats This year you can have your cake and eat it, too -in the coat world. That is, you can have the silhouette that pleases you and fashion.

Coats to lead your kind of life. 4950 to 21000 Choose from a wide and varied collection of furred and untrimmed coats. Note the immaculate tailoring. Dress and Casual styles. Misses', Women's, and Half-sizes.

the fabric story: Gabardine, Covert, Tweed. Needlepoint all from America's foremost olen mills Miron, Fortsman, Strook, Juilliard and American. the style story: Swing back swagger coats in the new long length. Shirred and cuffed sleeves, with club and high Leask's the color story: Rich Gold, worn raising smaller gracious fall with Forest with collars. skirts.

shades or on well Green, without And Fitted include placed the Pink, the coats Black, three- belt. pockets with Bittersweet Grey, and small coat belts; Brown, Red, that waists all can Mocha, Aqua, made with be Wine and Red. Santa Cruz Sentinel-News-1 Rev. Sidney Buckham To Preach Sunday New Mrs. Armatis Will Make Her Home In Burbank Now at home at 830 N.

Buena Vista street, Burbank, following a wedding trip to Council Bluffs. Iowa, and to Kansas are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Henry Armatis (AnBettencourt), whose marriage took September 5 at Holy Cross Mission. Mr.

Mrs. Manuel C. BettenThen bride is the daughter of court, 50 Mission drive. Clifford is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Armatis, Council Bluffs, They were married at a ceremony performed at noon by Rev. Joseph Losada. Father Gives Bride Ann, who entered on the arm her father, was gowned in heavy white satin. The dress was fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and long train, and her veil was fingertip length. She carried a shower bouquet of white begonias and bouvardia, centered with a fuchsia orchid.

Mrs. Rosalie Vasconcellos and Josephine Coon, both sisters of the bride, served as her attendants in gowns of brocaded taffeta, with matching hats. Mrs. Vasconcellos, matron of honor, was dressed in pink and Mrs. Coon in blue.

Both carried old fashioned bouquets of begonias. Four-year-old Robert" Vasconcellos was ring bearer and Carol Ann Black of Glendale, also four, was flower girl. Best man was Arthur Vasconcellos. and Alvin Silva was usher. Wedding Dance The church hall was decorated with dahlias and begonias for the reception and dance held there during the afternoon, following a wedtel.

The couple hear their tiered ding dinner at Santa Cruz howedding cake during the reception. Present from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bud Black and daughter, Carol Ann, Mrs.

Esther Farrel, Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Kiefer, all of Glendale: Norman Machado, Montrose; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Medina, Oakland.

The bride wore a beige dress with green trimmings, cocoa brown accessories, and an orchid corsage when the couple left on their wedding trip by automobile. Ann, born in Santa Cruz and Rev. Sidney H. Buckham of the northern California Congregationconference, San Francisco, will be the speaker Sunday morning in the First Congregational church, as one of the speakers chosen for the interim prior to the coming of the newly elected pastor, Rev. Ed Cunningham, who succeeds Dr.

Heber S. Mahood. Well qualified to speak on his chosen subject, "What Is A Real Church?" Rev. Buckham has made church survey work his specialty in his study to prepare for the position of Extension Work secretary, for which he left the San Mateo church. It was capacity that he rendered timely and efficient help and counsel to pastoral committee in the selection of Rev.

Cunningham, who will preach beginning November seventh. Rev. Buckham is the son of one of the leaders of Christian thought, the late Dr. B. Buckham, for many years the faculty of the Pacific School of Religion.

He also was a writer of hymns and author of a number of religious books. 0 New Pastor Arrives For Nazarene Church Rev. F. Arthur Anderson, new pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, and Mrs. Anderson arrived this week and are temporarily living in Beulah Park, until the new parsonage at Opal Cliffs is completed, which will be within a few weeks.

They come here from Bakersfield, where Rev. Anderson been pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene for six years. Previous to that time, he was pastor for nine years of the Church of the Nazarene in Stockton. Rev. Anderson five years in India as a missionary.

Their two daughters live in this state, Lois Anderson, in South adena and Mrs. Eugene Smee in San Luis Obispo. Rev. Anderson was president of the Ministerial Union in Bakersfield. New faculty members of Cruz schools were welcomed by other teachers at a dessert reception Thursday evening, in the Mission Hill school auditorium.

There are approximately 30 new teachers who have joined the staff this fall. Ross, president of the City Teachers' association, was master ceremonies and introduced the "acts" staged by the older teachers in honor of the newcomers. These included "lion-taming." brass band, and other circus acts, followed by an exhibition of folk dancing. Married 34 Years Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Kolberg of 542 Ocean View avenue are receiving congratulations today (Sunday) on their 34th wedding anniversary. begonias. Marie Locatelli, bridesmaid, wore a floor length gown in apricot shade, and her shower bouquet was fashioned of yellow begonias. The bride and her attendants wore flow. er halos.

Dick Costella of Santa Cruz and Nick, Marini bridegroom's of San attendants. Francisco were Reception At Redwood Rest Redwood Rest was the setting for a reception following the church rites. Flowers in profusion were used effectively decoration of the rooms. The bride cut her elaborately decorated cake, was served with other refreshments. Following a honeymoon, the couple will return to Santa Cruz to reside.

Mr. Newey is an employe of the Kaiser company at Felton. The new Mrs. Newey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Johnson this city, and her husband is the son of Mrs. Bernice Davis of San Francisco..