Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 6

PAGE SM NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA THURSDAY APRIL 21 1955 ar NOW ONLY Romm Safe for sonnal skm and the inost delicate fabrics DRUG ales Limited Time Only LAS VEGAS April 20 (IP) The Royal Nevada Hotel latest addition to this gambling famed strip of luxury hostelries opened its doors for business to day with opera singer Helen Traubel headlining the entertain ment The $5000000 hotel features a theater salon capable of seating 500 dinner guests a giant shaped swimming pool a multi colored fountain display and a tall tower topped by crown cov ered with gold leaf and simulated gems The Mon Who Ho the Timo for the Job Political Ad paid for by friends of Ken Rice Carlin Newlyweds Honored Guests At Social TUSSY CREAM DEODORANT the instant deodorant! Instantly stops perspiration odOr protects you 24 hours and more! Checks perspiration moistureno waiting to dry! riday Services Set By Temple Emanu EI TUSSY STICK DEODORANT large size now only Regular riday night services of Temple Emanu EI will start at 8 clock with the Rabbi Myer Schwartz conducting the service Rabbi Schwartz also will speak on Therapeutic Value of the A social hour will fol low in the vestry with Mr and Mrs Joe Hornstein hosts Saturday morning services will begin at 10 am Regular Sunday school sessions will be held Sun day from 10:30 am to 12:15 pm THURSDAY YWCA recreation night 6:45 Pot luck supper followed by cards I Highland School TA 7 :30 in the school Mrs Robert Muelier presiding Election of of ficers Glenn Duncan will speak on "The uture of Special Edu Calanthe Temple No 11 Py thian Sisters officers and degree staff members 7 in IOO Hall Reno ederation of Jewish Women 8 Temple Emanu EI Rabbi Myer Schwartz will speak on and Judaism In Mutual Mrs Sidney Tillim presiding Reno Assembly No 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls 7:30 Masonic Temple Business meet ing balloting Misses Donna Cook and Mrs Adelbert Hender son presiding Royal Neighbors of America Social Club home of Mrs Jennings 210 Mill St 2 pm Thursday April 21 Mrs Charles Conser presiding Twentieth Century dub square dance department 8 pm club home Edward Shedd MC Mrs daude Russell chairman Twentieth Century Club junior section child psychplogy study group 8 pm upstairs in Educa tion Bldg on Nevada campus next to library Movie will be shown Mrs Harry Lambrecht presiding THURSDAY Verdi Club 1:30 pm in the home of Mrs Anne McCree the president Twentieth Century Club 2:15 Closed meeting Election of officers Graham of the Department of the Interior Bu reau of Mines will speak on and Metals in Mod ern Day Mrs Mar tie in charge of tea hour Mrs Grant Gillespie presiding USO marshmallow toast 8 1 405 Sierra St Refresh ments 8:30 YWCA bridge clinic and super vised play 8 auditorium of downtown YWCA Mr and Mrs rank Coughlin in charge RIDAY Craft day at downtown YWCA 10 a to 3 Pot ludk lunch eon at noon Variety of crafts offered Central 8th Monday Teen club dance 7 :30 auditor ium of downtown YWCA Reno Welcome Wagon New comers Club couples bridge group 8 in the hpme of Mr and Mrs Dale Seaman 1301 a land Way Reno Welcome Wagon New comers Club bolivia group 8 in the home of Mrs Harry Massoth 1175 Jones St USO cards and games 8 405 Sierra St TV family night amilies and servicemen invited Refreshments Past Oracles Club 1:30 pm in the home of Mrs Jess Jennings 210 Mill St Mrs Minnie erris presiding Reno Review No 1 WBA 8 pm in the home of Mrs Julius Rede lius 1120 Locust St Cards re freshments Mrs Victor Bony presiding SATURDAY EI Ta Ho Shrine Club val at Swede 1240 6th Street All Nobles and their ladies invited USO spring dance at Stead AB Service Club 8 Trans portation from USO at 7:30 pm USO will remain open Calanthe Temple No 11 Py thian Sisters officers and degree staff 7:30 Pythian Hall to practice in preparation for grand visit All members please attend family requests that friends please omit flowers Services are under the direction of the O'Brien Rogers Co CULP riends are Invited to attend funeral services for the late Syrus Culp Thursday at 3 pm from' the Ross Burke Co chapel with the Rev Blake ranklin of the irst Baptist Church clergyman Interment Mountain View Cemetery MIYAKI riends are invited to attend funeral services for the late Tolchl Mlyakl Thursday at 4 pm from the Ross Burke Co chapel with the Rev Blake ranklin of the irst Methodist Church clergyman Interment Mountain View Cemetery DECREES GRANTED Herbert Liggett from Inez Liggett: Marlon Goodwin from Cameron Goodwin: Nancy Oaks from Thomas Oaks: Robert DeCoursey from Margaret DeCoursey: John George from Lois George Mary McLennan from Coy Mc Lennan Leslie Brewer from Geneva Brewer Ruth Dollar from John Dol lar Jr: Thomas Moore from Helen Moore: George Zacharias from Mildred Zacharias Maudine Holson fm Wil liam Holson Donna Bard from Rich ard Bard Lorraine Montgomery from ranklin Montgomery Lorene Rose from Wilson Rose rank Dolce from Norma Dolce DEEDS RECORDED Raymond and Kathryn Rose to Ed mund and Edith Coveau portion of of section 23 T17N R19E Raymond and Kathryn Rose to John and Edith Clarke property in SE1 of NEli section 23 T17N R19E Richard and Georgene Tarble to Thomas and Betty Wall lot 6 block A Lincoln Park Subdivision Community Developers Inc to George and Theo Nelson portion of lot 1 block River Mount Park Sub division Ray and Irene itch to' and Mabie La Roque lots 1 2 3 and 4 block and lots 3 and 4 block A itch Subdivision New Strip Hotel Opened at Vegas VOTE OR KENNETH (KEN) RICE Sr COUNCILMAN SIXTH WARD CARLIN April 20 (Special) Mr and Mrs Romolo Granados of Elko recently announced the mar rage of their daughter Rita to Jerry Merrick son of Mrs Joe Clark of Carlin and Henry Mer rick of Eureka in Reno on ebru ary 25 1935 Honoring the young couple Mrs Lena Trousdale assisted by Mrs Noah Dulgar Mrs Julia Plum mer and Mrs loyd Slagowsy of Palisade entertained at a mis cellaneous shower at the Quarter Circle Ranch on the out skirts of Carlin on Monday April 18 ollowing an evening of games dainty refreshments were served from a lace covered table centered with a beautiful wedding cake the handiwork of Mrs Trousdale which was cut and served by the newlyweds in the traditional man ner The Merricks received many lovely gifts from the following invited for the happy occasion: Messrs and Mesdames George Manning Virl Manning Clyde Judkins Milton Burt Elwyn Woods Johnston A Johnston Lee Taylor Simp kins Scott Trousdale Charles Drake Glen Dulgar JR Plummer Joe Clark Mrs Ruth Marchbanks and daughters Mrs Trousdale Mr Mark Hanson all of Carlin Mr and Mrs George Smiraldo of Halleck Mr and Mrs Ballard Merrick and Mr and Mrs Henry Merrick of Immigrant Pass Mr and Mrs Will McKnight of Lamoille Mr and Mrs William Lear of Jiggs Mr and Mrs Er win Vaughn and Mr and Mrs Romolo Granados of Elko Mr and Mrs Virgil Ballard Mr and Mrs Howard Lindsey and Mr Ballard of Winnemucca and Mr and Mrs Rand Mr and Mrs Joe Rand Mrs Mary Bailey Mr Mrs Booth Bailey Mr and Mrs loyd Slagowsky and Mr ana Mrs Jack Rand of Pine Valley and Palisade The new Mrs Merrick attended the Elko schools and is currently employed by an accounting firm in Elko while Mr Merrick was born and reared in Pine Valley and attended the Carlin Schools He was employed by the Quar icr crcie Ranch for sometime but now employed by the Mof fat Ranches of Elko county The young couple are now at home to their many friepds at 171 River Street in Elko Vital Statistics births IGLER In Reno April 20 1955 to Mr and Mrs Clark Bigler a daugh tPr Bljl PELLKOER In Bishop April 6 1955 to Mr and Mrs Robert Pellkofer of Dyer Nev a daughter Deborah Lor raine Pellkofer MARRIAGE LICENSES A Moore 42 and Annv Sllvlnska 40 both of Reno Governor Hancock 45 and Maudine Holson 27 ooth of Reno Edward A Olsen 35 and Theda Marie Taylor 20 both of Reno Walter Mulcahy 46 and Pa tricia A Meyer 22 both of Reno DEATHS McCAMMOND uneral services for Mrs Mabel McCammond will be held at the Parker Kerr uneral Home Tucson Arizona on riday afternoon at 2 Interment will be In the Masonic Section of Ever green Cemetery Tucson Arrange ments in charge of Walton uneral Home In Reno April 19 1955 Theo dore Post husband of Mrs Doro tny Post of Reno: father of Mrs Phyllis Clark of Reno Dodie Poet of Squaw Valley Mrs Lois Osborne of Seattle Wash Grandfather of Scott Oeborne Jr and Genefer Osborne both of Seattle Wash Craig and Cheryl Clark both of Reno Nevada A brother of Leland Post of Little ton Colo A member of Reno Lodge No 13 A and the Scottish Rite Bodies of Nevada riends are invited to attend fu peral services on Thursday at one thirty pm at the home chapel of Roes Burke Company chapel under the direction of Reno Lodge No 13 A with the Rev Blake rank lin of the irst Baptist church clergy man riends are asked to please omit flowers Interment in the Ma sonic Section of Mountain View Cemetery CLUSTER In Reno Nev April 19 Def Lesley Clester A native of Hillsborough Iowa uneral arrange ments will be announced later by Ross Burke Company OEORGOUDES In Sparks Nev Mike Georgoudes (distant relatives In Greece) A member of the Brother hood of Railway Carmen of America riends are invited to attend funeral services on riday at one thirty tn at the home chapel of Ross Burxe Company McGUIRE riends are invited to at tend funeral services for the late Thomas McGuire on Thursday at thirty am at the home chapel £1 Ross Burke Company thence to Bt Albert the Great Church where a requiem mass will be celebrated commencing at nine o'clock Inter ment will be in the Catholic Ceme tery In Carson City Nev SANGUINEItI riends are invited to attend services for red Sanguin ectl to be held at O'Brien Rogers chapel Thursday morning at 11 clock with the Rev Warren Peters of the Methodist Church of Sparks officiating Burial will be in the family plot In Mater Dolorosa Cemetery Services under the dlrec th Rogers Co SAUNDERS In Reno April 19 1955 Mrs Merle Saunders of 327 Pyra mid Way Sparks Wife of Harry Saunders Sparks Nev and sister of Ernest WIIcok Waterbury Conn A native of Conn A member of the Pythian Sisters Lodge of Sparks Pri vate services will be held riday The 3 12 sale! 50EEB IE ml Mi I 2 price spec al! its iud spiv imwi io it rpn bp 1 1 Retarded Child Group to Meet Dean of Education Will Speak Dean'Garold Holstine of the University of Nevada College of Education will speak at a meet ing of Progress for Retarded Chil dren Inc of Washoe county to be held April 26 at 8 pm at High land Terrace School Dr Holstine will speak on portunities in Handi capped He will be in troduced by Mrs Curtis Cessna president of the group Relatives and friends of retarded children are invited to attend Announcement has also been made of special courses to be of fered by the College of Educa tion during the coming summer session They include: June 11 to 24 of the Dr Virgil Revie instructor June 25 to August 5 of the Education of the Physically Dr Revie lems of the Education of the Men tally Dr Revie lems of the Education of the Gift Dr Revie of Speech Dr John Man ning August 8 to 19 the Exceptional Dr Revie VAL DAGE CITY CLERK MAY 3rd Pd Pol Zoning Change Gets Approval Change of land use affecting a strip of land on the west of Booth St and south of California Ave was approved by Regional Planners this week The property zoned for single residence (R l) use will be recomfnended to change to a tran sition zone (R C) which permits limited commercial uses The land faces a commercial property across Booth St where a shopping center and gasoline station are already in operation David Vhay brought up the in terest in a land use change when he recently asked to erect a small office building there Shooting Reported Near Virginia Lake Police yesterday were asked to investigate a report that an has been shooting a high powered rifle across Vir ginia Lake The shooting was reported by Bates 2212 Lindley Way! who said that shots were fired in that area between 10 am and noon yesterday ence Mail Box Damage Reported Damage to 25 feet of fence and to a mail box was reported to Reno police yesterday by ranke 725 Yori Ave who said an automobile had been responsi ble Arrangements have been made for the damage to be repaired of ficers were told "SERVINGJENO SINCE 1870 PHONE flBffiOSS BURKE to RWILk funeral service 101 WEST OURTH A Private ree Parking Area License Plate Theft Reported by Driver CALIENTE April 20 uneral services for Leland Rowley Caliente resident for many years were held April 12 at Salt Lake City Interment was in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Until he became ill three months ago Mr Rowley w'as em ployed as section foreman on the Union Pacific Railroad at Peck and Caliente He died suddenly in Caliente April 9 Surviving are his widow Vera of Caliente a son Keith resid ing in California and a daughter Mrs Banks of Salt Lake City YOUTHS ARRESTED Two youths aged 17 and 14 were hailed before juvenile autho rities at the Reno police depart ment for speeding on city streets during the previous night Officers said that the pair had raced their cars along Sierra Rainbow and Belmont Sts and Island Ave They were being ac cused of reckless driving XAXBO 1 AND WALT MAJESTIC SUNDAY ELECT james MMMB WOOd V) Your 'll MAYOR MAKE RENO PROGRESSIVE Elect a Man With Experience Paid Pol Adv MAKE MARK TWAINS WHISKEY YOURS OLD CROWNOW MILDER LOWER PRICED The greatest name in favorite of famous men now in a lighter milder 86 Proof bottling as a companiorfto the world renowned 1 00 Proof Bottled in Bond! 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