El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 12

A Page Twelve EL PASO HERALD-POST Friday November 27 1954 Wo man of the Week Mrs Monroe Publishes Book On Candle Making as Hobby 'Dreams in Fur Is Show Set For Hospitality Club Meeting IP El Paso Herald-Post Mfoufieft-Poge Edited by Bessie Simpson Mrs Walshe Jack Hall Marry in Chapel Rites Reception in Richard White Home Follows Double Ring Vows Mrs Burkett waa her only attendant She wore a slim line wool dress of skipper blue with matching accessories and veiled whimsey hat Her corsage was of pink rosebuds Mrs James White mother of the bride wore a muted blue silk crepe dress with matching accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds A reception in the home of the bride's brother Richard White and Mrs White at 2507 Memphis avenue followed the wedding The table was centered with a tiered white wedding cake accented with white rosea and topped with the miniature bride and bridegroom which topped the wedding cake of Mr end Mrs Burkett The cake was served with punch Garden flowers were used throughout the reception roans Mr end Mrs White greeted guests Mrs White in a turquoise mohair costume suit The hosts were assisted by their three sons Rod Richard and Raymond After the wedding trip the couple will make their home at 4100 North Stanton street The bride is a native El Pasoan She has two brothers Richard and James of El Paso Mr Hall a long time resident of El Paso is national advertising director of the Newspaper Printing Corpu Mr and Mrs Jack Han are on a honeymoon trip following their wedding held at 11 am today in McKee Chapel of St St Episcopal Church Mrs Hall was Mrs Argyre White Walshe before the wedding She has a daughter Mrs Dave Burkett of Phoenix and two grandchildren Co nie Louise 5 and Katherine 2 who with Mr Burkett were here for the wedding Mr Hall has two daughters Mrs Wiliam Eason and Mrs Clinton Mo-Combs both of El Paso He has seven grandchildren Kim Lisa Jacqueline and Robin McCombs and Betsy Patty and Susan Eason all who attended the wedding Rev Williams officiated at the double ring rites reed before the altar decorated with white candles in chapel candelabra Only members of the immediate families attended The bride was dressed hi a vintage wool sheath-styled costume having matching wool fringe accenting the hemline and the three quarter length sleeves She wore vintage accessories and a gold lame pillbox hat with gold veiL She carried a nosegay of talisman rosea mounted on a white Prayer Book By AMY PARKS In Mrs Ruth mind there was no thought of turning editor and publisher when five years ago she took up the hobby of candle making But today she not only edits and publishes a monthly magazine but he Is the author of a new book One thing simply led to another candle making wee an outgrowth of various hobbies including ceramics and sculpting Then correspondence with other people interested in making candles led to editing and publishing a magazine on candle making And authoring a book on the art came about because latest book I could find on candle making was published in 1919 and that waa mostly chemical formulas definitely not for the WOMAN OF THE magazine now in its second year goes to some 2000 subscribers all ever the US in Canada and Mexico Puerto Rico and even to Arabia and Hong Kong readers share and discuss she ea ye some subscribers really become more like For each issue of the eight page illustrated magazine Woman of the Week usually makes six candles and writes the copy explaining how they are made Her ideas come everywhere from magazine pictures store window displays just she explains my whole house is my she says with a smile do the actual work in the kitchen and store In the garage the Usually she woks month ahead of publication MRS MONROE describes candle making as ralax-ing hobby And it is relatively inexpensive your materials are quite inexpensive and once you have your mold you can make a candle for about Decorations can cost as much or as little as you choose The entire precese is explained in Candle now on sale at Bassett Center Book Store and the Hobby Shop More than 75 photos illustrate steps in candle making and the different styles which may be used A NATIVE OF TYLER Woman of the Week attended the University of Texas She came to El Paso in 1948 Daughter Kelly 14 attends Eastwood High School and Connie 12 is a pupil fa Scottsdale SchooL Mrs Monroe la a secretary with the Southern Pacific Gol and so with working in addition to getting out her magazine and creating the new candles for each issue her free time is definitely limited However she does occasionally lecture and give demonstrations on candle making and in active in readying DREAMS IN FUR From left are Mrs William Rest Mrs Wilbur Stilwell and Mrs Jerry Medford members of the Hospitality Club of El Paso who will be among those modeling fur fashions from Whittens at the "Dreams In Fur" fashion snow Wednesday The show will follow a luncheon meeting of the club in the Skyriders Club of the Hilton Inn will be centered with red candles in a bed of pine branches and cones Members and their guests may make reservations with Mrs John Belcher of 913 Ash lane Hospitality Chib of El PUS will hold luncheon and faih-fcm show Wednesday in the Skyridera Club of the Hilton Inn A social "hour at 11:30 am will precede the luncheon Mrs Richard Fisher first vice-president hu charge of arrangements Fur fashions from Whittens will be modeled by nine club members Commentary will be presented by Mrs I Whitten A Christmas theme will be carried out in decor Tables Mr Segalman to Speak At Council Luncheon the Arts end Crafts Show being spoosorsd by Talents On Parade Although she still her candle making and writing and editing a hobby the prerequisites for commercial suo-cess including ideas and the patience to start small and work hard are well illustrated by Woman of the Week Ocotillo OES Group Sets Benefit OcotiOo Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will hold benefit Mexican dinner hem to 8 pm Monday in Restaurant at 5183 Montana Mrs Steven Douglas assisted by Mrs Daphne Thrasher and Mrs Helen Fischer has charge of arrangements for the avast to which the public is invited Dry Wtf Coats unwise to hang a damp coat in your coat closet The dampness will spread and leave a musty odor And the wet coat dry unless air is circulating around ft Graves Take Trip Y0 Mark Anniversary El Paso Section of the National Council of Jewish Women will meet at noon Tuesday in the Desert Hills Motel Mrs Sol Lift president will preside at the luncheon meet-ing Mrs Gershon Ettinger and Mrs Norman Rosen are decorations co-chairmen Guest speaker will be Ralph Segalman executive director of the El Paso Jewish Comp unity Council and Center who attended the national meeting of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Hn will present highlights of the Poverty Program and its meaning to the El Peso community Mr Segalman is chairman of the professional Advisory Committee which has prepared the draft plan to be considered by El Paso Mrs Cara Adkins supervisor of the El Paso City-County stotBsaoBozaoaoq 1AURIUTE LAMPS 8 SHADES 1 Lemps restyled repaired one stop shop 0 and rewired 1604 Yendel Wesleyan Guild Sets Yule Meet Wesleyan Servict cl St Method Church will meet at 7:30 pn Tuesday in the home of Mrs Gardner Bride of 6324 Osage lane of the will be the theme for the Guild's annual Christmas pro gam with Mrs Helen Sturdivant in charge Members ire asked to bring a Christmas card tree offering 533-8965 AS YOU CROSS CORDOVA BRIDGE Store Located Right at First Lane Fort Boulevard Church Women Slate Meeting FIRST ANNIVERSARY! SALE JAC03Y ON BRIDGE 783 VAT4 843 10004 WEST EAST 104 A 8 5 JOBS OQ168 QS KB7S Q72- A8S SOCTW (DO All VK32 AJ10S KJS No one vulnerable int pass Paw Opening had AQ By OSWALD JACOBY From time to time readers want to know why bridge columns neglect part-score hands in favor of more sensational games and slams There is a good reason for this neglect Part-score hands are not only likely to be of little interest to many readers but in addition they are far harder to write about South holds off a couple of spade leads but hu to win the third He wants to attack either diamonds or clubs and should start with the dubs because he can certainly develop two dub tricks even though he will lose two dub tricks in the He would like to lead dubs from dummy but there is only dm entry to dummy and he may need that later Hence he starts by leading the king of chibs If East wins that trick he win have to lead something bak and probably will select a diamond South will finesse back and probably win select a diamond South will finesse the ten and knock out queen West will cadi his last sp de but at this pant South will have time to knock out the queen of dubs and make his two dub tricks After that South will finesse successhilly against the king of diamonds mid make his contract Should East duds the first dub and West win with the second dub lead the chances are that West would attack hearts after cashing his good spade This would spoil timing and he would never get around to making that second diamond trick GOLDEN WEDDING Mr and Mrs Charles Graves are shown getting ready to fly to Phoenix where they spent their golden wedding anniversary with their son Charles Graves and family Assisting Mr and Mrs Graves with reservations is Ed Conyers center The have lived in El Paso for the past 35 years In addition to their son they have a daughter Mrs Weldon Stewart of El Paso Alpha Conclave Marks Twentieth Anniversary Child Welfare Unit will be a special guest December is Child Welfare Month in NCJW and it is at this time that Council members provide holiday gifts requested by children in foster homes Mrs Martin Balk is chairman of the project assisted by Mrs Herbert Ehrlich Mrs Mark Rose and Mrs William Spier Members are asked to bring their gifts to the meeting Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Leonard Goodman Jr or Mrs William Op-penheim luncheon chairmen The Study Group to NCJW will meet at 9:30 am Wednesday in the home of Mrs Robert Given of 4935 Meadow Lark street The discussion the second of a series will be on The Immovable Middle All members are invited to attend ist Church wiU bn held at 1:43 am Tuesday in the church parlor Mrs Lucille Angerman has charge of meditation A Christmas program "Birth of Christ in Scripture Music and will he presented by members of Adah Circle A solo "How Beautiful Upon the will be sung by Mrs Robert Baird Mrs Lem Green society president will conduct the business meeting Mmes Georgs Tedford Clint Jackson Fred Forsyth and James Conner will he hostesses for the covered dish luncheon and social hour which will follow in the fellowship room All women of the church are invited A nursery will be provided NECCHI Tto wtn riant Inriw fart" oats remains NECCHI-ELNA SEW CIRCLE MM PMm LOS-MS1 A The LARGEST MEAT SPPECIALIST Across the Immediately aver the Cordova Turn General meeting of the Society of Christian Service of Fort Boulevard Method- Asbury WSCS Sets Lunch Meet Society of Christian Service of Asbury Methodist Church will meet at 10:00 am Tuesday in the church parlor Mrs John Carpenter will lead tiie prayer retreat and Mrs Runkle will preside at the business meeting Mrs Burton will give the devotional and special music will be presented by Mrs Harris Mrs A BL MacKeil will give the Christmas Story Ruth Circle with Mrs VanSickle as chairmen will have charge of the covered-dish luncheon at noon Thera will be a nursery for children A A A SATURDAY EL PASO From 4 Donations: Adults For Reservation DEMO HQ Zell Black Theodiria Foster Sara Ivy Edna Tracy and Miss Eugenia White Special guests were Mrs Mary Louise Cloughly of Albuquerque Mias Dorothy Wood Mrs Fern Bell and Mrs Jane Shore Mrs Caryl Porter guitarist and singer of folk songs presented a group of songs The fun hour was directed by Mrs Ella Sweem Past Presidents Past Presidents Chib of the Pilot Club of El Paso will hold a luncheon meeting at noon tomorrow in the Turquoise Room of the Rodeway Inn Mrs Marcum will preside Memberi of Las Cruces Alpha Conclave of Kappa Kappa Iota social sorority for teachers observed the 30th anniversary of the organization at banquet and party held in the Golden Mecca Room Mrs Lflliaa Williams was general chairman assisted by Mrs Marion Osborne and Mrs Daisy Hugjpiins The Kappa colors were used in decoration Mrs Elizabeth Addington was toastmistress Miss Ruth Neea played background music of Kappa songs and also songs of the Miss Velora Reed gave a short history of the chapter Mrs Stuart Tracy founder of the 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