Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 9

Thursday, July 1, 1954 ALAMOGORDO NEWS Page 9 Confirmation Held Sunday A Trinity The first class to be confirmed at Alamogordo Trinity Lutheran Church was received into communi- cam membership Sunday. June 27, at the 8 a. m. service. Rev.

Zimbrick, pastor, performed the rite of confirmation and administered Holy Communion. Receiving tieir first communion were; Hans Steinhoff, Kannelore Steinhoff, Inez Eber, Karen Eber Helga Gengelbach, Peter Spilger, Eberhard Lotze and Donald Zimbrick. Edward Zimbrick. brother of Donald, conducted his first altar service Sunday morning. He recently completed his first year at Concordia Theological Seminary in Si.

Louis. Loretta presided at the organ and Mrs Grace Zimbrick led the singing of the choir. Harold and Donald Bauer served as ushers. Hans Steinhoff presented a hymn board to the congregation on behalf of the class. Holy Communion will be eele brated Sunday, July 4, with services beginning at 8:30 a.

m. Announcements for Communion should be made Friday and Saturday at the church from 7 to 9 ra. Robert Wiants Go to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiant of 1515 New' York will leave, Tuesday, July 6, for Chicago where they will attend the Annual National Association of Music Merchants Convention which will be held at the Palmer House.

The Convention features the very latest in instruments, music, studio management and teaching material. Performances by the top artists and educators in the Accordion World will highlight the various programs. Mrs. Laura Wiant, member of the Accordion Teachers Guild (International), will attend the A. T.

G. Workshop which offers advanced training for the progressive teacher. This training includes lectures, demonstrations, and teacher clinics, given by several of the best known aecord- I ion instructors. Mrs. Wiant is the teacher and director of the Alamo- gorda Holmes Accordion Group.

FOR SAL! 2 3-BEDROOM HOMES in Heights Addition Conventional FHA Loans CHARLIE COOKSON CONTRACTOR Phone Alamogordo 701W Regina School Gets Notice Of Accreditation Regina School of Nursing, at St. Joseph Hospital, Albuquerque and St. Vincent Hospital, SanU Fe, New1 Mexico has been officially notified by the National League for Nursing that it has met all requirements for full accreditation. The school has had temporary national accreditation for the past three years and New Mexico State accreditation since 1023. The Director of the school, recently returned from meeting with the Board of Review in New York where she learned of the decision.

Full accreditation is coveted by schools of nursing and this recognition places the Regina School of Nursing with the best. The next class will be registered at the school in Albuquerque on August 20. Senior USO Hostesses Sponsor Patio Picnic July 4 th SPEC1AI LS WATERMELONS KLONDYKE ICE CREAM GLACIER CLUB SMALL EGGS GRADE A DOZEN We hove complete line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, I Pizzo Fie Cheese, Pepperoni Sausage, Genoa Salami, eorino Romano Cheese, Italian Spaghetti Sauce, and I Mozzarella Cheese. I Free Forking 1 We Deliver COLLEGE MARKET I THE FRIENDLIEST AND MOST CHEERFUL STORE 160T 10th uXZUXSoo nm.tM4 LOANS IMPROVE YOUR PROPERTY UNDER FHA TITLE 1 LOANS if CONVERT YOUR CARPORT OR GARAGE INTO AN EXTRA ROOM if ENCLOSE YOUR HOME WITH A BEAUTIFUL FENCE if PAINT AND DECORATE if INSULATE if RE-STUCCO OR REPAIR YOUR HOUSE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE if ADD A COMPLETE NEW BATHROOM if DRILL A WELL if LANDSCAPE YOUR HOME if CONCRETE WORK PATIO All the above can be done with your qualification for FHA Title 1 loon. The loon will pay for both labor and material.

Payments to 36 months and loans from $60.00 to $2,500. Little time required for processing of application. FHA Title 1 Payments $1000.00 Months $31.94 per month Call or Visit for Estimate and Information LUMBER COMPANY 414 Ninth St. Alamogordo, M. Telephone 120 Photo )ollie Rowe Plights Troth A utumn Wedding Planned Mr and Mrs.

Charles Rowe of Alamogordo announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage dtf their daughter, Sarah Marie (Dollie) to Annong J. Franquelin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Franquelin of 2401 Pacific Nappa, Calif.

Miss Rowe is a graduate of Austin High School, El Paso. She is a member of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority. She is a past member of the Order of Rainbow for Girls and a member of Alamogordo Chapter 11 of Eastern Star. She is now employed in the commercial transportation office at Holloman Air Force Base. Her fiance attended lugli school in Nappa, and attended Pappa College for two years.

He served with the U. S. Air Force for 18 months in Korea and upon his return was assigned to Holloman Air Force Base Miss Rowe and Mr. Franquelin accompanied by Miss aunt. Miss Lucy Culver, plan to leave July 1 for Nappa, where they will visit Mr.

parents. An early fall wedding is planned A patio picnic for 80 servicemen and 20 wives of servicemen was held at the Alamogordo USO Friday night, June 25, sponsored by senior hostesses. The aft air was the first in a series of outdoor parties planned al USO for servicemen during the summer months. Servicemen roasted hot dogs to eat with generous amounts of chili beans, potato salad, relishes and home made cakes. A Quizeroo under direction of Gene Taylor highlighted entertainment of the evening.

A tape recording of the quiz show staged like a radio broadcast was made and played back for the contestants. Senior hostesses were: Mrs. Henry Attaway, Mrs. Robert Coker, Open House Held Sunday At Lotze Home Eberhard Lotze, son of Dr. and Mrs.

H. Lotze, and Peter Spilger, son of l)r. and Mrs. W. Spilger, were guests of honor at an open house held at the Lotze home, 1101 Michigan Alamogordo, Sunday.

The party was held in honor of their confirmation Sunday morning at the Trinity Lutheran Church at 8 a. m. The rooms were decorated with colorful flowers of the season. A cold lunch and punch were served buffet style. Among the guests were: Mr.

and Mrs. F. Elmi, Mrs. E. Hanson, Dr.

and Mrs. J. W. Dr. and Mrs.

M. Jaenke, Dr. and Mrs. H. Kuerschner.

Mr and Mrs. R. Krause. Mrs. Emery Curry, Mrs.

Dean Earl, Mrs. Marie Kyllo, Mrs. Bernard Loren, Mrs. James McKnight, Mrs. Gordon Prentiss, Mrs.

Darrell Sinclair and Mrs. N. D. Snyder. Other senior hostesses who contributed food were: Mrs.

Herbert Bruhn, Mrs. Irma Egbert, Mrs. L. R. Elmore, Mrs.

Groom and Mrs. Eber McKinley. Cakes were furnished by Mrs. Walter Lafferty, Mrs. M.

R. Baumgartner and Mrs. Uel Lane. Senior hosts who also played a prominent part in the outing were: Bob Coker, Gene Edsort, Bernard Loren, Jim McKnight, Gordon Prentiss and Darrell Sinclair. I Gene Edson brought along a big pot of beans and Darrell Sin- clair baked an angel food cake for the occasion.

Mrs. Sophie Kilgore Goes to Funeral Mrs. Sophia A. Kilgore of 1401 Ohio was called to Keller, early last week upon the death of her youngest brother, Vernon E. Gandy.

She was accompanied by Robert Kilgore, her son, and W. W. Eddleman, her son-in-law. Vernon was born at Fort Worth, and had made his home in Keller for the past 28 years. He was fatally stricken with a heart attack and died shortly thereafter.

He was employed as a mechanic at Convair for many years. He is survived by wife, four children, Vernon, jr. of Arlington, Kendall, Mary Evelyn and Rex Gandy all of Keller; one brother, W. Gandy of Hico, two sisters, Miss Mary Gandy of Hico, and Mrs. Sophia A.

Kilgore of Alamogordo; three grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Tues- dav at Ml. Gilead Baptist Church, Keller. Rev. S.

R. Garrison officiated. Interment was in Bourland cemetery. PREVENT FIRES! Once more the New Mexico Dej pprtment of Game and Fish warns picnickers, campers, cigarette I smokers, of their personal re- I sponsibility in fire prevention. Stamp out that fire, smother it in dirt, pour water on it if possible, i Then stand by for a few minutes before leaving the campsite.

And throw lighted cigarettes out of car windows. As a matter oi I fact, it might be a good idea to put your butts in your pocket after you have extinguished them, and leave them there until you get home at the end of the day. Thirty-eight per cent more utility airplanes were exported from the U. S. in 1953 than in the previous year.

Forty-six foreign countries purchased 579 of the light airplanes from American manufat- urers. and the couple will reside in Alamogordo until Mr. Franquelin receives his discharge from the service. Mrs. Milne Is Hostess To A uxiliary Installation of officers of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 34 was held at the Vivan Milne Dance studio last night.

Mrs. Nan Genta, retiring president, was the installing officer. Officers seated were: Mrs. June Bose, president; Mrs. Vivan Milne, first vice-president; Mrs.

Mary Weaver, second vice-president with Mrs. Monica Work as proxy; Miss Mildred Morgan, historian; Mrs. Billie Cordova, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Edna Strader, chaplain; Mrs. Wilma Hash, Mrs.

Genta presented a beautiful pin to Mrs. Bea Weaver who served as her membership chairman during the past year. Mrs. Genta said that Mrs. Weaver was the first chairman to reach a quota plus ten per cent in district five.

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