The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 6

Six fhe Independent-Record, Sunday, July 16, 1944 Marine Corps Calls Two Helena Girls i Miss Florence Carolyne Fabatz, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Fahatz of East Helena, and Mlss Lucille Lornene Davis. daughter of Mr. ami Mrs.

L. Davis of Avon, will leave 22 for Camp Lejeune, N. for basic training: in the marine women resenes. They have been on inactive status since their enlistment May 2. Miss Fabatz has been employed in tho office of J.

A. Sullivan, clerk and recorder for Lewis and Clark county. She previously was employed in the county assessor's office for more than six years. She is a graduate of Helena high school and attended Helena Business college. Miss who has been employed at the LaGay beauty service shop in Helena, is a graduate of Elliston high school.

They will be accompanied to Camp Lejeune by two other Montana marine corps women reservists. Miss Alice Louise Anthony of Missoula and Miss Laura Jean Love of Arlee. Will Entertain Miss Fabatz will be the honor guest at open house Wednesday evening between the hours of 7 and 11 o'clock at the Fabatz residence in East Helena, when her mother, Mrs Charles Fabatz and her sister, Mrs. Dick Bnrdon of Helena, entertain. Her a friends are expected to call during the evening.

Called by Marines Florence Ciirolyne Fabatz Imcllle Iiornene Davis Miss FnbnU and Miss Davis, who enlisted in the women's reserve of the marine corps May 2, will leave Helena July 22 for Camp Lcjcunc, to begin basic training. Miss Fabatz is tho daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Fabatz of Kast Helena. Miss Davis is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Guy L. Davis of Avon. Marriages of Prominent Montana Girls Announced During Week Betty Cults of Billings and Lt. Robert C.

AV'ylder of Havre were married Julv 1 in Drexel Hill, Pa. The bride attended Montana Stale university, Bozeman. The bride was graduated from Montana State college and Chauner was in his senior year at the college he enlisted in the army. Miss Spoolstra Will Marry Flight Officer Mr. and Mrs.

M. P. Spoolstra of Billings announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Anne, to Flight Officer Gene H. Miller, son of Mr. and i C.

B. Miller of Milton, Ore. Miss Spoolstra is an aircraft communicator under the civil aeronautics administration Helena. The wedding will take place in January, 1945. Miss Spoolstra is a graduate of Billings Polytechnic institute.

Flight Officer Miller attended Walla Walla college at AValla Walla, where he was a member of Omlcron Pi Sigma fraternity. He was a flight instructor in the air forces before enlisting in air transport command and is now stationed in New Mexico. where she was a member of Delta Miss Patricia Farnum of Bil- a a sorority. Lieutenant lings became the bride of Ens. AVylder attended the i i William Conrad Kerber, of for three years before entenng Philadelphia, at a ceremony in the a i corps.

Mias Doris Swanke of Twndot San Francisco on June 24. Mrs. Kerber has been attending Mills of Dillon were married recenll in Both weie graduate! from the Montana State Norma college in 1941. MIS.S Jean Martha Haynes an Edward Maik Chauner, both Bozeman, were married July 1 i A I I a in, In individualized blends, one for dry, one for normal or oily skin. $1.00 to $3.50 (Plus Tax) TOIJjRTRIRS--Street Floor.

Fligcliiian's and a Sgt. Andrew Pickolick college in San Francisco. Ensign Kerber received his degree from Drexel university. Miss Gladys Williams Weller of New Yoik city and Lt. Charles Fisher of Bozeman were married in Bozeman Ju 3.

The bride attended William and Mary college. Lieutenant Fisher attended Montana State college, where he was affiliated with Sigma Chi fraternity. Miss Muriel Maxine Ball and Salmer Herbert Wiggen, both of llissonla, whore manned July 1 in Missoula. The bridegroom attended Montana State university. Miss Margaret Jeanne Robertson of Great Falls and First Lt.

Joseph B. Hermann of Dillon were married July 6 in Great Falls. Lieutenant Hermann was graduated from Montana State college, where ho was member of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. Former Helena Girl Is Wed on Coast Word has been received her of the marriage of Mis Anna Loi McMekin of Portland, Ore a of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A McMolun, former Helena rcsi dents, to Cm p. Wallace Bracdt, son of Mr. and Mis. A.

Braedt of Everott, Wash. The rites were i 2 In at i i Episco pal by Dean Thomas Jcssctt. The bride was attired in i a i gown and lovely lac veil. She carried a bouquet orchids. Following tho ceremony, which was attended by relatives and friends of the couple, a receptloi was held at the home of th bridegroom's parents.

Corporal Braedt is on tho per sonal of Col. B. II. Hpnsley a i i of the Oregon i i and distric at Portland. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs Plan Picnic All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, Thcta Hho girls and i a i i i and i are cordially invitee to attend a picnic at IOOF home in the Helena valley, Sunday, July 23, at 1:30 o'clock Final airangements are being completed by a committee.

Each a i is asked to furnish its own lunch, but ice cream and coffee will be supplied by Montana lodge No. 1. A program of sports and games lias been planned lor both adults and children. "770 FLOWER SHOP CONSEWTOWenORUT FALLS HIGHWAY 7 Helena Rubinstein's new Water Resistant Helena Rubinstein's brand-new formula in cream form, give? your legs silky texture, a golden tint. Comes in a lube, nnplies cosily.

Equivalent to 20 "Paira" of Blockings! film tiu For tmoolh hair-free legt Hetena Rubinstein's 1.00-, KEflLLS, (Plus Tax) TOILETRIES--Street Floor, 1 iNEWSPAPERr June Yuhas, A. Petek Are Married Mr. and Mrs. Miko Yuhas of the Helena valley a the mar- i a of daughter, June, to PFC A Petek, sou of i and Mrs. John Petek of East a The i a rites were solemnized 22 in the chapel at Camp i by Chaplain W.

VcUker. About 30 friends attended. Following a program of appropriate music, Miss Yuhas was given in marriage by Sergeant Eisenhower. She was attired in a white marquisette gown, fashioned with a Peter-Pan collar and small covered buttons. Her finger-tip veil fell from a beaded coronet and she carried a bouquet of roses and baby's bieath, tied with white satin ribbon.

Her only iewelry was Private Petek's infantry pin. She was attended by Mrs. Roy Price, who chose a powder blue crepe gown designed with a full skirt and ruffled bodice. She wore a gardenia corsage. The bride's mother wore blue Jersey gown trimmed in gold, white accessories and a rose corsage.

As the couple left the chapel, an honor guard of 12 of Private Petek's friends, formed an arch with bayonets. Following fhe exchange of a reception was held at Ciystal Lake, Va for the wedding party. Private and Mrs. Petek left that evening for Washington, D. on a wedding trip.

For traveling Mrs. Petek wore a white sharkskin dicss fashioned on princess lines and i i with white eyelet cmbroideiy. Her accessories were white and she wore a rose corsage. They will reside in Kenbridge, near Blackstone. Mrs.

Petek is a graduate of Helena high school and was, until employed at the Federal Reserve bank. Private Petek attended Helena high school and was employed at Duncan-Mongrain company before entering the service. in South Canadian Visitor Annis Announces National Rotana Meet Will Be Here in August The a i a convention of llotana clubs will be held hcic Aun. 5-G, Mrs. Kvolyn Annls, president of the Helena club, an- iinuuccd 11.

at tho animal i i al i i i A largo attend.nice is expected at the meet, i will a problems on postwar activities. The hostess is making plans for a dinner and complete program for the affair, including addt esses by national and local speakers. Further arrangements will be discussed Tuesday evening, when the group meets at the Annis home, 905 Fifth avenue, at 8 o'clock. At the picnic meeting 16 members and the following guests were present: Mrs. Marie Horkan, Mrs.

Blanche Coey, Mrs. Lenora Mason, Mrs. Edna Jones, Miss Gladys McDowell, Miss Vir- ginia Nelson, Miss Margaret Brake and Miss Skippy Griffith. The committee in charge of a a was composed of Miss i i i a Horkan, MUs Lrupse Revillo and Mrs. ZfUla dull am.

Several New Books On Far Places At Public Library Several new books about distant places now in tho headlines have been received by the public library for the i a i a mind alcove Carnegie endowment, Mrs. Malile Miller, librarian, said. Islands of the Ensf Indies by Daniel is the slory of the great area of the South Pacific now known to every reader of the i newspaper. Illustrated with very clear maps, it is an interesting book, far more than a glorified geography. For readers interested In the latest developments in the parts of China still free from Japan's overlordship the library has Voices From Unoccupied China by MacNalr (editor).

Each chapter is written by ail eminent Chinese authority upon specialized subjects--advancements in government, nutrition, public health, social problems, education, and plans for economic reconstruction. Another book of the Far East, Gobi Desert by Cable and French, tells of the authors' trip through the vast desert, meeting strange tribes, traveling by caravan, cart or camel. The winner of first prize for noutiction in the Latin American Literary prize competition, En- rinucts and I by Diaz Lozano, is a story of Honduras, one of the little known countries of this hemisphere. The a a native of Honduras, tells of her life there. Good News for Animals The new method of dry-dressing wounds with urca-sulfa powder, used by army doctors to at- ain a i wound sterilization i i time, promises to have wide use in veterinary prac- ice.

t-s of Glass More than a million panes of glass were required to make good damage done to windows dur- ng the defense of Madrid in the Spanish civil war. On Leave Stanford Pvt. Marvin Eckcr came on army furlough to visit relatives here. "The most complete line of pictures in the northwest!" alleries 40 No. Main St.

Mrs. U. AV. Mattnjiller, Of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is making her first to Helena. She arrived here recently with her husband, K.

IV. (Bob) Mntt- inillcr, motor machinist's mate lirf-t class, to his Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Mnttmiller, nvcnuc. They plan to leave early next week for San Francisco, where Mattmiller be stationed temporarily. He recently returned from duty in the South Pacific. Rites Unite Couple in Deer Lodge Of interest to Helena friends was the recent announcement of the marriage of Miss Zora Teresa Davis, daughter of Mrs. Zora L.

Davis and the late Hugh J. Davis ii Deer Lodge, to John Walter son of Mr. and Mrs. leorge F. Mahoney of Los Angeles, last Sunday at St.

Joseph's Catholic church in the California city. The bride, who was given in marriage by her cousin, James F. Lonquet, woie an ivoiy patin nnd a tulle veil fastened at the temples with stephanotis. Her sister, Mrs. Johr W.

Stofpr, matron of honor, wore a yellow gown and carried a bouquet of lavender sweet peas. Thomas Hughes was best man. Mrs. Mahoney is a graduate of Hollywood high school and attended the University of California. Mr.

Mahoney is a graduate of Loyola university and studied i lor his master's degree in chcm- at the University of Cali- Society Personals Missionary Society The Woman's i i onary society of the Fhst Chiisiian church i meet Tuesday a i noon at 2 3 0 clock hi the parlors. Strongs Return Mr. and Mrs C. i i have returned to Helena to lesule, after icsulmg in Butte for eight years. They are at 1023 Sixth avenue.

Robertson Is Visiting Family Here i Second Lt. Helen G. Robeitson, well-known Helena woman, is vis- iting relatives and friends i 1 before leaving Tuesday by a for New York city for icassign- 1 Since October, 1913, she has been stationed at the air re- i i i in i a Ore. Lieutenant i i a ed from Helena hisu school in 1936 and a the sen- ice in I basic and officer's a i i at Foil Des iUoines, Iowa. i her enl'st- ment she a an i and i at the a i States Telephone and Telegiaph company.

I She is spending her leave i her a John Byrd Robertson, and her sister, Mrs. Claude Putor- baugh of i Horse; her sifters, Miss Cora and Miss a i Robertson of S15 a i nnd her brother, J. D. Robertson, 91G Xinth avenue. Minnesota Girl, Augusta Man Exchange Vows Miss Hoffman, daughter of Mr.

and Mis. Otto Hoffman of Johnson, and Sgt. Charles Bowman, of Augusta, were married June 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kurd of Great Falls, cousins of the bridegroom.

The Rev. P. AV. Dierberger officiated. They were attended by Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hoffman of Augusta, brother of the bride and sister of the bridegroom. The bride wore a light blue ensemble with white accessories and a rose corsage. Mrs. Hoffman also chose a light blue dress.

A reception for the wedding party was held at the Hurd home following the ceremony. Places were set for 15 guests. Out-of-town guests included Mis. A'era Lile of Seattle and Mis. Adam Hoff of Helena.

Mrs. Bowman a Minnesota schools. She will reside In A a Sergeant Bowman, a graduate of A a high school, enlisted in the a in December, 1942, and is now stationed at Camp Claiborne, La. OSANA "Helena's Mode O'Day" 434 N. Main COTTON FROCKS PHONE 2468-J For Your Beauty Appointment Eleanor's Located at 11 Placer Ave.

Mrs. Andrew Pctek The former June Yuhas, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Yu- ha.s of the Helena valley, became, tho bride of Sergeant J'etek nt a military wedding in tho cbiipel nt Camp rickett, June 22. Sergeant, and Mrs.

I'otek, both graduates of Helena high school, will reside in Kenbridge, Va. Ho is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Petek of Kast Helena. Reserved Box Seat Tickets for Rodeo Go on Sale Visited Here Mr.

and Mrs. Claude YanDen- burR and i daughter, Shirley, have i to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, a spending two weeks with Mr. VanDenburg's mother, Mrs Mma VanDenburg and his sister, Miss Louise Van- of the Bonneville apartments. Wasjkas. Arc Home Mr.

nnd Mrs. a i AVaska and their children are borne after a tup to San Francisco. They accompanied Waska's sister, Mrs. Louis Handen ol St Cloud, who left for her homo Tuesday. While in a i i i a they vibitcd their son, I'FC Robert E.

AVaska. State i To Visit of Group Mrs. Mabel Culbertson of Butte, representative of the state organization of Neighbors of AVood- craft, will pay her official visit to a joint meeting of the Helena, East Helena and Arbor groups Tuesday evening, July 18, at 8 o'clock at the Eagles hall. Entei tainmcnt and refresh- will follow the business meeting. Mrs.

A. P. Fowler and Mrs. John Gage, who are directing arrangements, have asked that all members attend. Refugees Housed London-- --Women and child refugees from the Normandy a i are being housed in a well-known residential London square, winch previously housed American invasion troops.

Colorful Print Rayons Vonr Hot Dress! The STYLE SHOP an w. Reserved box seat tirkots for hc first Treasure State rodeo AIIR. 1 uiiil 3 lit tlio Montana Sta! fairgrounds will on sale Monday nt, the Livingstone shoe store at the corner of Mnin street and SlNlh ino- nno, Clinirinun Fete McHiisli of the American Legion rodeo committee lias announced. MfHngh said sales of other tielicts opened Saturday after muny requests were received for tlic Treasure State rodeo admissions. Additional committee chairmen have been named by Mc- Husli- They afe Ben AV.

Bar- nntt, publicity and exploitation; IJruOc Toy, special stunts; DoMcr, ushers; rijfle Ilnrgan, parade, nnd Henry RUCRK. tickets. Miss R. Grimm i Is Bride at Tacoma Rites From Alabama Moccasin---Pvt. Kenneth Williamson came from an Alabama camp to visit his mother, Mrs.

Bertha AVilliamson. ON SALE! Summer Sheer Gowns in Pastel Prints VALUES TO $8.95 Now A 2 25 A QOSSARD SHOP Ilnlcony, Phono 405 Rosemary i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

i of became the bride of John Nagy, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Kagy of Kor- walk, at rites in St. Leo's church in Tacoma, 7.

The bride, a graduate of Broadwater hisUi school, is employed the a i i i i office of the velcian.s' hospital at American Lake, Wash. Mr. Xasy has been stationed with tho army in South Carolina, but is now en route to a new assignment at. Fort Ord, Cnhf. Continuing Our JULY Clearance Of Pcnk-of-Siiminer Fashions, ut Prices! DRESSES Values to $22.05 .95 OXE GROUP OF SKIRTS In Pastel Shades Values to So.95 We've Just Unpacked a styled hand painted dresser sets for tho baby.

Juveniles and grown-ups. Vanity dressing a lampg. Lovely lamps and shades. Helena Gift China Shop Phone Grnml Street Helena 4RDENA SKJN LOTION REFRESH SMOOTH A gay, enchanting way to keep you frosty-fresh the summer through chill the treasured Elizabeth Arden Essential Preparations in your refrigerator before your Home Treatments. Ardena Cleanilna Cream 1.00 to 6.00 Ardona Skin lotion 1.00 to 15.00 Ardena Velvet Cream 1.00 to 6.00 Arder.a Orange Skin 1.00 to 8.00 Ardena Fluffy Cleansing Cream, 1.00 to 6.00 (prieti STARZ PHARMACY West Sixth NEWSPAPERflRCI:.