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I pr 1 A DO I EY CPE KIT I were Mrs Eva Ubbins and mnlflLU lLVln I I Robert Bockover the cer mony taking place December 28 in Verdi The bride is the daughter of Mrs Eva Luttrell of Sparks and is postmistress at Verdi Her bridegroom is the son of Mrs Martha Ellen Bockover of Tipton Ind and is employed by the Sierra Pacific Power Co at leish where the couple will make their home (Modern photo) i I a tf Winnemucca Social Notes WINNEMUCCA Jan 6 (Spe cial) ollowing a dinner served at the Winneva Hall Tuesday eve ning District Deputy Grand Mas ter resno Morris District Deputy Grand Marshal Leonard aupel and District Deputy Grand War den Vance Nelson presided during the installation of new officers of Humboldtt Lodge No 16 IOO for the current year Officers installed were Nol14 grand Robert Giles vice grand Ernest Bartlett recording sec retary Gene Landess treasurer Samuel Greinstein financial secretary resno Morris trustee Pearce Melvin Pedroli was presented with a 25 year jewel for his sup port and loyalty to Humboldt Lodge No 16 IOO The pre sentation was made by Rudolph Schwartz past' grand master of the state of Nevada Santy and Julia Jaca have sold to Alfonso and Lennie Marcuer quiaga a small ranch near Oro vada with water rights and build ings The Jacas recently acquired the ranch Wallace and Daisy Lee Bradley have sold to and Nina Gower lot one in block of the Harmony subdivision including a house and garage according to a deed re corded here The price according to revenue stamps affixed to the deed was about $4000 Ralph Newton has dissolved his partnership with David See Sr and John Coss in the Sunshine mine about one mile north of the old Robinson ranch according to a document filed in the Humboldt county courthouse Benjamin Roberts returned to his home herq after having been confined to the Humboldt General Hospital for the past month Mrs Eliza Elsberry third dis trict president was honored at a potluck dinner preceding the reg ular meeting of the American Le gion Auxiliary held last evening at the home of Mrs Paul armer The tables were attractively decorated in the New theme with the traditional Ameri can Legion poppy Mrs Elsberry and Mrs James Sutton unit pres ident were each presented with corsages made from the poppies Mrs Earl Pitt presented Mrs Elsberry with a gift from the unit Mrs Pitt had personally made the gift Mrs Roy Persson won the jackpot The next regular meet ing will be held ebruary 1 at the home of Mrs Earl Pitt At the regular meeting of Tau Chapter BaSigmahi held last evening in the Sonoma Inn Rose Room plans were made and a committee appointed to make ar rangements for a dinner dance to be held in ebru ary The cultural program was given by Mrs Bill Davis who gave an interesting talk on modeling and by Mrs Leland Berk who en lightened the group on paintings and painters The group then adjourned to the coffee shop for refreshments with Mrs Bob Sanders and Mrs Don Erskine as hostesses Mrs Peter Lecumberry presidecU Election of officers was held at the regular meeting of St Guild of the Episcopal Church held yesterday at the home of Mrs Cora Hoenstine Mrs Hoenstine was re elected president while Mrs George Stra kel was elected first vice presi dent and Mrs Born second vice president Mrs Lowell Cox secretary and Mrs Wells treasurer The program for the ensuing year was discussed Stanley of Lovelock former resident of Winnemucca and Virgil Wedge city attorney of Reno were in Winnemucca at tending a meeting of Inc To find out how strong is an egg Cornell University tested 3998 eggs The average pressure required to break an egg was 98 pounds with the highest 187 pounds Pressure was applied from end to end The oldest fossil horse is the Eohippus (Dawn Horse) It had three toes on the hind feet and four on the front Mrs Eva Ubbins Is Recent Bride VERDI Jan 6 (Special) At an impressive double ring ceremony performed December 28 at eight pm at the Iris Chapel in Verdi and in the presence of a large group of friends Mrs Eva Ubbins became tlie bride of Mr Robert Bockover Officiating was the Rev A A Carmitchel of the Sparks Metho dist Church The altar was deco rated with tall lighted white tap ers and arrangements of green leaves and white carnations were on each side of the altar White bows and green leaves marked the pews Before the ceremony Mrs Albert Berghoefer sang and Love You and played other appropriate numbers The bride who was given in mar riage by her brother in law How ard Luttrell Sr of Sparks was attractively attired in a black street length dress trimmed with aqua blue inserts on the shoulders with which she wore an aqua blue hat and gloves A corsage of pink camellias completed her costume The matron of honor was Mrs Wesley Walker She wore a dark green dress with green and black accessories complemented with a yellow rose corsage Mr Arnold Hansen of Carson City was best man Ushers were Capt Ubbins son of the bride and Mr Howard Luttrell Jr of Sparks nephew of the bride After the ceremony a reception was held at the church The table was covered with a lace table cloth centered with a three tiered wed ding cake which the couple cut in the traditional manner Serving were Mesdames Valborg Cook Mary Powning Rose Nicholas Juanita Ubbins Julia Everett and Winifred Simmons Taking care of the guest book was Mrs Mabel Adams Mrs Eva Luttrell of Sparks the mother wore a black and pink print dress with matching ac cessories and a red rose corsage Her two sisters Mrs Lut trell Sr and Mrs Norris also of Sparks were both attired in dark street length dresses with red and yellow rose corsages com pleting their costumes The bride is the postmaster at Verdi a position which she has held for a number of years The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Mar tha Ellen Bockover of Tipton Ind He was formerly with the' United States orest Service and is now employed by the Sierra Pacific Power Company The couple will make their home at the leish Power Plant where he is on duty Mrs Lu Thank Heads Nevada Rebekah Circle Mrs Lu Thank was installed as president of the Nevada Re bekah Circle at a meeting of the organization held Wednesday at the IOO Hall Other officers in stalled were Mrs Georgia Burns vice persident Mrs Nettie Cooper secretary and Mrs Rosabelle Mat tison treasurer Mrs Mary Bright the installing officer who served as president the past year was presented with a gift from the Cir cle with Mrs Edelle DeVore jun ior past president making the pre sentation Ijc'stesses Edelle De Vore Alys Johnson Adele John son and Alice Menante served re freshments during a social hour? Mrs Lettie Ward was a guest Also Mrs Eola Brody of Tonopah Members present were Mes dames Bernice Austin Minnie Bigham Beulah Brown Mary Bright Alice Browne Josephine arnes Lu Thank Mary Chris tian Wilma Cook Alma Corecco Georgia Burns Nettie Cooper Rosabelle Mattisori Edelle DeVore Ruth Ede Lucy fault Louise Ger man Lida Gilbert Laura Gregory Pearl Hart Stella Jenkins Alys Johnson Hattie Jones Adelle John son Katherine Kennett Gorde Kocka Alice Menante Vivian Moore Eleanor Riley Isbell Ryan Adelia Vann Sadie Werr an Jo sephine Woolverton Emma Young Laura Zimmerman Miss Maude MacNair ederated Church Pioneer Circle Meets Recently With Mrs Cora Crowder and Mrs Briggs as hostesses the members of the Pioneer Circle of the ederated church met yes terday in the church parlors for the first meeting of the New Year Mrs Evans and Mrs Arthur Rice and several other members read short articles per taining to the new year Mrs William Mohr conducted the busi ness meeting after which tea was enjoyed Present were Mesdames A Kerr William Springer ulton Lucie Burrows Landis Kohlepp Le Cain Joseph Cuppies A Rice Evans rank olsom Karine Johnson Maxwell Hauschild Briggs William Mohr Gould Wright Brayton Hugh Montgomery Cora Crowder Mrs McCormick of Min neapolis was a guest AD ATM of native flowers is placed about shoulders of Mrs" I Clark Gable by her famous husband as they sit on front porch of honeymoon cottage Honolulu on shore of ocean (International) "'ABT' I PAGE IVE SATURDAY JANUARY 7 1950 Telephone 7464 Leola McDonald Society Editor 843 806 Carson City Social otes Legion Auxiliary Has Meeting Tuesday Child'S Colds To relieve miseries CK8 without dosing rub on vapor ua Mrs Keough was hostess Wednesday to the members of the Sunset Gardeners at her hoipe Speaker was Al Russell who talked on chemical gardening and who also gave a demonstration of test ing soil Dessert was served by the hostess The club mystery prize was won by Mrs Martha Wade Attending were Mesdames James Rohan Holman Ke ough Harry Busscher Martha Wade Chloe Reynolds Eugene Stovak Executive board meeting of the Veterans Memorial school Parent Teachers Association took place Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Roy Schmidt The presiding officer was Mrs Newell Hancock and plans were made for a Valentine dance for parents and teachers on ebruary 10 at the school Plans were also discussed for giving a school play The regular meeting of the PTA will take place next Wednesday at 2 pm in the school auditorium and small children will be cared for during the meeting Board members present were Mesdames rank White Orrin Johnson Albert Casazza John So laro Newell Hancock and Roy Schmidt ifi HOSPITALIZED Robert A Burke son of Mr and Mrs Peter A Burke of Reno was taken to St Hospital early Thursday morning for an emer gency appendectomy He is a Uni versity of Nevada student and a member of a local basketball team ASK ANYONE A Meets Wednesday To Plan Events So easy' yet so lovely! 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Mrs Margaret Norton members of the legislative com mittee reported that the next meet ing Thursday evening January 19 will be the social dinner meeting and Mrs Gloria Bowman special committee chairman on the Hoover Project will be the guest speaker our new members were accept ed into the club: Mrs Louise Mc Leod Mrs Dorothy George Miss Phyllis Kiley and Mrs Helen Alli son The members voted to donate $10 to the state rheumatic fever fund Members present at the meeting were Daisy Bawden Marguerite Miller Berniece Ihfe Mary Sprad ling Mary Williams Margaret Norton Edythe Burkett Margaret olsom Mabel Ogan Clementine Westover Louise Bertram Kath erine Dunfield and Sade Grant Capital Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Wednesday at 8 pm The program will be open to the public Miss Alice inch international relations chairman and Mrs Don ald White social studies chair man will be in charge of the pro gram Three 16 mm sound films will be shown Two British films have been secured one of the defeated people of Germany and the other of the Edinburgh festival of songs and dances The social studies film has been loaned by the Nevada state health department and will deal with the control of venereal diseases These films will be shown in the auditorium of the Carson Indian Agency at Stewart After the pro gram members of the AAUW will move to the Stewart lounge for their regular business meeting Mrs Edna Pratt president of Carson City Eagles Auxiliary to Aerie 1006 conducted the first meeting of the New Year Monday evening in Eagles Hall President Pratt announced that the next reg ular meeting would be Monday eve ning January 16 and at that time a social would be held She will ap point her committee at a later date Mr and Mrs Noland Hunt ington of lorence Ore who have been on an extended honeymoon trip stopped in Carson Wednesday for a visit at the uller home Mr Huntington is a cousin of uller He conducts a large dairy ranch at lorence Mrs uller and son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wil liam McKenzie of Reno spent Christmas at allon with friends The first baby of the New Year arrived at Carson Tahoe Hospital at 3:36 Wednesday afternoon Bruce Vernon Svensson weighing seven pounds' two and a half ounces took first place in the first Meeting of the Evening Com mittee of Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution was held Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs A Saxton who was assisted in entertaining by her sister Mrs Claude Hunter The meeting w7as presided over by Mrs Nichols and re ports made of the Christmas proj ects of collecting toys and cloth ing for the Indian Colony near Reno Other reports were made of the two Girl Scout Troops one in Reno and one in Sparks that was sponsored by the committee Sev eral new projects were discussed for the spring months During a social time refreshments were served Those present were Mesdames Neal Muran andrGlwin 'VYbit? guests Lambird A Sax ton Claude Hunter Carville Joseph Coppa William Lewis Nichols and Miss Helen Gould SPARKS SOCIETY Barbara Shelly Editor Telephone Reno 2 8334 Olga Barbagelata Complimented At Party Make The ielding Your irst Choice In San rancisco Hotels baby contest He is the young son of Mr and Mrs Sture Svensson of this city and is their fotftth child or winning the stork derby young Svensson will receive prizes from the Cash Mercantile and' Jewelry Store Miss Debora Bible who spent the holidays in Carson with her par ents Attorney General and Mrs Alan Bible and other members of the family1 left' Monday night for Columbia where' she is at tending Stephens College Sheriff Lester Smith is con fined to his home with a severe cold Mr and Mrs oster and family of Alameda Calif were in Carson as the guests of Col and Mrs Elston over New John Brown III was also a guest at the Elston home He is a close friend of Jim Elston and will soon be leaving for China Leale olz and Bill Hancock who spent the Christmas and New holidays in Carson with their parents and other relatives left Monday for Missouri to resume their studies at the University of Missouri Mrs Nell Chafey who has been staying in Reno for the past several weeks spent a few hours in Car son Tuesday She and her daugh ter Mrs Lisle Mclnnins are spend ing a few days in Minden Mrs Mc Innis Is now making her home in San rancisco Barbara Riehl young daughter of Mr and Mrs Elsmore Riehl is confined to her home by illness Sunset Gardeners Meet Wednesday At Keough Home THE CARLTON NEEDLECRAT ine abrics 228 Wart irst St hone 2 2484 where they visited her sister Metta Metcalf Miss Jean ulp Becomes Bride Of red Marut Miss Ann Cunningham enter tained the members of Girl Scout Troop 28 and friends at a New party at her home Games and dancing were enjoyed with prizes being won by Anna Mae Bugica and Carol Tollefson Re freshments were served to Elsie Sorani Charleen riberg Alta Mae Wright Beryl Dees Dixie Lee Howe Caroline Webber Kath erine Bassemier Bev Sue Hug Ann Cunningham Gerry Bishop Shirley Allen Clair Risley and Katherine Myers Mr' and Mrs Louis Matteoni spent Christmas in Sparks with their families He returned to Nor folk where he will report for sea duty with the Navy Mrs Mat teoni will remain with her par ents Mr and Mrs George Narra more Mrs George Narramore has gone to Wyoming to attend her 70th birthday anniversary Jim Brookes of the Navy is vis iting fhis parents and friends in Sparks Ollie Pixley spent the Christ mas holidays in Portola with her sister and family St Episcopal Guild met at the home of Mrs red Steiner with Mrs Steiner con ducting the meeting Plans were made for the annual parish dinner on Jan 19 The next meeting will be held Jan 18 at the home Mrs A Roberson Mrs Rober son the retiring president pre sented her officers with a lovely gift Bishop William Lewis was present and spoke to the group Refreshments were served to Mesdames A Roberson Alfred Blundell Davis od rin James A Krebatxm rank Maloney rank McCulloch Paul Perkins Ernest Perry Bert Raitt Smith Belle Steiner Elisabeth Wilson Joe Coppa Herbert Drake Carl Es ping Williams red Steiner and Bishop Lewis Miss Beverly Venturi has re turned to her home in San Jose after visiting her mother Mrs Lena Andreozzi Mr and Mrs Tarner have returned from Altadena Calif where they visited her sister Dr NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA irst meeting of the year for the Darrell Dunkle Unit No 1 American Legion Auxiliary was held Tuesday evening in the Vet erans Hall at the State Building with Mrs William Raggio presid ing It was reported that the Auxil iary had provided Christmas bas kets for many families these bas kets including food for Christmas dinner and other meals as well as clothing and toys for the children Mrs William Black child welfare chairman was in charge of this project It was announced by the presi dent that Mrs Kathryn Wiggins department president would visit the unit sometime around the middle of the month and plans for her entertainment were discussed Resignations of Mrs New ell first vice president and Mrs Martin Williamson second vice president were accepted with re gret and Mrs Walter Sutton and Mrs Albert Ast were elected to fill the vacancies Mr and Mrs Newell are moving to California to make their home and Mr and Mrs Williamson will reside in Las Vegas Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting to the following': Mesdames lora Top ken Anderson Lloyd Pat rick Sam Sabini Hudgens Lewers Signa Codega Leon Mack Walter A Sutton Helen Reynolds James Smith Grace Vogt Albert Ast Marian Budge Alton Glass Louise olsom Clay Wattenbarger Lehman William Raggio Newell A Doran James Cusick Lundy £ryden Kuser William Mayo Otto Rosche and A Rogers Evening Committee Of AR Meets Thursday Evening Many Activities Are Planned By Circle Shepherdess Circle of the Luth eran Church of the Good Shepherd held its January meeting Wednes day 'evening at the John Pedersen home 221 Moran Street The meet ing was conducted by the Presi dent Mrs William Chase Mrs Roland regger and Mrs Lloyd Larson participated in the pro gram In addition to the regular busi ness plans for activities during the year were discussed inal plans were made for the first of these activities which include a bake sale in January and a silver tea in ebruary The following members and friends were present: Marjorie Peterson Margaret Ar line Hooper Marie Scolari Suz anne Drysdale Ruth Larson Betty Seiler Lucille Mandel Audrey Saake Louise McVey Ruth Peder sen Doris Grace Whit mire' Evelyn Oslund 'Margaret Turner Martha regger reda Piehl Emma Hook Rhonwin Chase Dorothy unk and Caroline Buckholz Refreshment were served by the co hostesses Ruth Pedersen and Betty Seiler Sponsored by the American As sociation of University Women a traveling exhibition of paintings by Nevada artists will be shown in the university art department on the lower campus from one until four Monday January 9 through Sunday January 15 The exhibition is open to the public In the collection of paintings tc be 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One hundred and four illustrations of your favorite needle hobbies the choicest designs and the most concise patterns available Begin ner easy designs and ideas worthy of an attention' A ree needlework pattern printed in the book1 Home of Mrs Lawrence Scott was the scene of a birthday sur prise and bridal shower for Miss Olga Barbagelata daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlo Barbagelata of Sparks who will be married on ebruary 19 As each guest arrived gifts were tied to white yellow and green streamers which fell from a sprinkler and followed a minia ture bride and bridegroom into a miniature church To add the birthday touch to the evening a large sweetheart birthday cake centered the buffet at the end of the room Bunco and bridal scramble were enjoyed during the course of the evening with prizes going to Miss Mary Miss Jennie and Mrs Larry At a late hour the bride to be opened and displayed her many lovely and useful gifts Refresh ments were1 served at individual tables carrying out the bridal theme and each place was accent ed with a miniature sprinkler nut cup Enjoying the birthday surprise with Miss Barbagelata were Mes dames Ethel Bosetti Tito Cecca relli rank Mikulich Syl redi ani Howard Keating Royle Brooke Larry Devencenzi Carlo Barbagelata Joseph Barbagelata William Leary John Armstrong Maria Semenza and Mrs Tony Costa of Winnemucca Misses Neva Alfonsi Gloria Antonelli Inez Barbieri Jennie Mary Evelyn DiPietro Mary Rogers Genevieve Tacchino Gloria Tacchino Eleanor Donati Mary Picchi Blanche Picchi the honored guest Miss Olga Barbage lata and the hostesses Mrs Law rence Scott Mrs Ernest 1 Scott and Miss Erma Capurro Social Notes rom Hawthorne MAKE A Baautiful Hoek Rug ar lit SccfetMiClL(bs HAWTHORNE Jan 6 (Spe cial) Mr and Mrs John Hall re turned to their home in Chandler Ariz Thursday after spending the Christmas holidays with their son Jack Hall and family in Babbitt Mr and Mrs Harold Watson left during the week for McAllis ter Okla being called there by the serious illness of Mrs Wat father Mr and Mrs Coker and son have returned to their home in Corning Calif They had spent the New holidays with their daughter Mrs Ione Merrill in Babbitt Private Tom Boak has returned to Camp Stoneman Calif He had been in Hawthorne on a holiday furlough and visited here at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Gustafson Mr and Mrs Percy Bills of Babbitt had as New dinner guests Mr and Mrs Cotton and Mr and Mrs Whitwell Attorney Clark Guild Jr of Reno transacted legal business in Hawthorne on Tuesday and Wednesday He was accompanied here by his eldest son Joe XMr and Mrs Henry Gilbert and daughter Colleen attended a New Day reunion of the Shirley family in Silver Peak Miss Lucille Thompson of Reno visited her father A Thomp son in Hawthorne the latter part of the week Hawthorne friends of Mr and Mrs Blacklock received hol iday greetings from the former Hawthorne residents who are now in ulton Missouri where they are engaged in farming Mrs health is reported to be somewhat improved Mrs Herman Howard and daughter were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs par ents Mr and Mrs' Gene erretti in Hawthorne The Howards re side at ernley Noone Hawthorne morti cian underwent a major operation at a Reno hospital early last week and is still confined to the hospital but is reported to be showing sat isfactory progress Mrs Noone is with her husband in Reno Receiving medical care at the Mineral County Hospital during the past week were Mrs Anna Shirley of Silver Peajc Mrs Riley P7etLof Babbitt Harry Naloone of Gabbs and Bert Hitt of Mina Traveling Exhibit Of Nevada Art Being Shown Here HAWTHORNE Jan'6 (Special' At a wedding ceremony performed Monday afternoon by Rev Glenn Lutz at his home in Babbitt Jean ulp of Hawthorne became the bride of Chief Gunner red Marut of Hawthorne NAD At tending the couple were Lieuten ant and Mrs Brewer and alsc witnessing the ceremony were Mr and Mrs Stuart Higgins and Mrs and Mrs Pat ollowing the ceremony the wed ding party enjoyed a dinner at tha El Capitan Mrs Marut has made her home in Hawthorne the past few years and Chief Gunner Marut has been stationed at Hawthorne NAD the past year The couple will reside in Hawthorne Church Services Sunday to Honor Memory In memory of Prof Bruce Blair for many years an elder in the ederated Church two com munion plates will be dedicated at the eleven Sunday morning service The plates which are the gift of Mrs Blair will be used for the first time during communion that morning and will become a part of the church Communion service iProf Blair member of the Uni versity of Nevada faculty died suddenly last fall His many ac tivities during his lifetime in cluded a' deep interest in the church If you've been serving carrots the same old way try cutting them in strips and cooking them in a small amount of boiling salted water Then dress with a cheese sauce STEAK HOUSE OOD YOU'LL REMEMBER? 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