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Nevada State Journal ThuMarch 28, 1963—5 Batjer Home Meeting Site Mrs. Cameron Batjer of Carson Ci-ly etifertained members of the John C. Fremont Chapter, Daugh­ters of the American Revolution in her home recently. Attending from Reno were Mimes. William Curtis, chapter regent C. J. Thornton, Vice regent, Norman Baxter, treasurer, and W. J. Stev­enson/ Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Thorn­ton reported on the 38th annual state conference, DAR, held in ‘Las Vegas. Mrs. Paul Rabe gave a talk ? on the DAR magazine, stressing the policy, purpose and impor­tance of the magazine promoting the DAR three-fold objectives, historic preservation, promotion of education and patriotic endeav­or. • She also spoke on its dedication 2*to “ cherish, maintain and extend the institution of America’s free­dom by describing and picturing American parks and historic shrines and publishing articles on the flag, constitution and pending legislation.” . Personally Yours Mrs. James T. Green is con­fined to St. Mary’s Hospital with a broken hip. Mrs. Green was for many years one of Reno’s best-known club women active in vari­ous groups, including the Ameri­can Women’s Voluntary Services and file Twentieth Century Club Spending the past weekend in Rend were Mr. arid Mrs. Nicholas Meagher who were en route to their home in Salt Lake City after spending the winter in Palm Springs, Calif. M is. Harry Van Meter and her mother,. Mrs. Laurehe Welsh have taken an apartment in San Fran­cisco to be near their son and grandson, Michael Van Meter who was critically injured in a tram­poline/ accident during the past holiday " season. Michael i$ con­fined to the University of Califor­nia Medical Center. He was a popular junior student at Bishop Manogue High School. Home from training at Fort Bliss, Texas is 2nd Lt. Lawrence Howard, United States Army, Lt, Howard is the son of Mrs. Harlan Howard and the late Mr. Heward and is a University of Nevada graduate and a member of Sig-una Nu. Wednesday of next week his m other’ Will accompany him to Travis Am Force Base near Sacramento where he will enplane for his-new assignment in Korea. GUILD HELPS LA B O R A T O R Y Mrs.' Dominick Stilhan. (right) is presenting Sister O. Seraphine of St. Mary’s Hospital, a check from the proceeds of the :Mardi Gras Ball, sponsored by the St. Mary’s Guild. They are shown in the radio isotope laboratory at St. JMaiy’s Hospital,*which the Guild has completely equipped. ? Mrs. Andre Stienne Heads Nile Temple Mrs. Andre J. Stienne was elected1 queen of Ammon Ra Tem­ple No. 56, Daughters of the Nile when elections of new officers The new queen of Ammon Ra Temple No. 56, Daughters of the Nile, is Mrs. Andre J. Stienne, elected at a recent was held at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. George Southworth, Jr., pre­sided. Other new officers are Mrs. George A. Southworth, Jr., junior past, queen; Mrs. Herbert Bying-ton, princess royal Mrs. Robert Jenkins, Princess Tirzah; Mrs. J. C. Thornton, Princess Badou-ra; Mrs. Harry English, Princess recorder; Mrs. Edith McKenzie, Princess banker; Mrs. Robert Eddy, princess marshall; Mrs. E. E. Hill, princess chaplain; Mrs. 0 . E. LeCroy, lady pf the keys; Mrs. George Laughton, lady of the gates; Mrs. J. H, Pangbom, Princess Nydia; Mrs< Peter Cod-ner, Princess Zulieka; Mrs. E. L. Garitert, Princess Zenobia; Mrs. Grace E. Puddington, Princess Zora; Mrs. A. S. Riley, Princess Zuliema; Mrs. B. A. Raggio, princess musician; Mrs. A. B. Boyne and Mrs. W. Stevens, at­tendants. Pages were appointed: Mmes. J. M. Fraser, M. J. Wagner, W. P. Mintun, C .. A. Nicholson arid K. E. Brucker. After the busi­ness meeting refreshments were served and various Nile Temple Units performed, including pa­trol, temple dancers, Egyptian-hand, choral unit and pageantry. All members of the Nile and their guests have been invited to the installation ceremony on April 6 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Tem­ple auditorium. Use for old Worn-out —— Wonderful Ironing Board Padding Dear Heloise: JSh [have evaporated is touch the en- S O C IA L C A L E N D A R THURSDAY Officers Wives Club/ friendship coffee at Stead A ir Force Base officer's club, Thursday, at 10 a.m. Julius Szabo, as­sistant county agent for cooperative ex­tension service of the University of Ne­vada, guest speaker, on "Gardening in this Are a." Adah Chapter No. 4, OES, regular meet-' ing and men's night, Thursday, Blue Room of Masonic Temple. Dinner at 6:30 in banquet room. Gingham and jeans to be worn. Carl Hoover and Ed Williams in charge of reservations. SPARKS S O C IA L NOTES EL 5-2619 The annual “ Supper of Sacri­fice,” a project of the Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship, will take place Sunday from 6:3D- 8: 30 pm . in the church home on 12th Street. Proceeds from the event will go to the “ America for Christ” offering, and choral music by both the Cherub and Junior choirs will be enjoyed. Members of Girl Scout Troop 109, under the direction of Mrs. Don Genkinger, entertadned their fathers at a “ Father - Daughter1 dinner last week in the Spariqs Methodist Church social hall. The meal was prepared and served by the girls. Fathers who were present in­cluded Rev. Olan A. Terrell, Dr. R. L. Mallory, Capt. R. H. Miller, and Messrs. Willie Jones, Jerry Edwards, Joe Bartelheim, Wil­liam Cross, Don Genkinger, Rob­ert E. Hunt, Robert T. Sowash, Roger G. Sampson, Paul S. Jen­kins, Prestem Farris, Marshall Crawford, John R. Sinkey, Clyde Lefler, Sidney Weatherhead, Rob­ert L. Hand, and Charles H. Weaver. Members of Troop 109 who par­ticipated were Sheila Jones, De nise Edwards, Darlene Bartel­heim, Joanne Cross, Kathy Gen­kinger, Arline Hunt, Wendy So­wash, Rickee Sampson, Sandy Jones, Nancy Farris, Patty Mal­lory, Janis Crawford, Kathy Sink­ey, Leslie Lefler, Diane Weather-head, Linda Hand, Janet Miller, Mimi Weaver, and Joan Terrell. A family dinner held last . Sun­day in the A Street home of Me. and Mrs. Jack Townsend honored their son, Martin Townsend, on his birthday. The occasion also marked the birthday of their son-, in-law, Jim Levan, and two bairth day cakes were served at the din­ner’s conclusion. Other family members who at­tended were Mrs. Jim Levan, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hagen, Misses Shir­ley and Natella Townsend, and Cindy, Didi, Jimmy, and Linda Levan. Luncheon Fashion Show f » « | Picks Officers New officers of the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Cub elected at the meeting held in the home of Mrs. Thomas Joffee are Mimes. Giles Altenburg, president; Edward Van Gorder, vice president; Ronald . Wilson, Corresponding secretary; John Armbruster, recording sec­retary and F. Ted Lemons, treas­urer. Dr. Richard Shutter, Jr., of the Nevada Sta^e Museum, , told of a recent expedition to the Las Vegas area and illustrated his talk with slides. Dr. Charles Rozaire as­sisted in presenting the slides. Mrs. Robert C. Horton conducted the business meeting. It was voted to make a cash donation to h local worthy cause for the group’s phil­anthropic project. Hostesses were Mmes. Thomas Ogg, George Brown, Floyd Vice, Qayton Burkholder, George Guinan, R. J. Poncia, Harry Bengocha and Thomas Joffe. Mrs. Donald Bernard will be chairman of the Founders Day luncheon scheduled for April 27 in the Shore Room of the Holiday Hotel. Mrs. Hal Reeves, (left) assists checkerboard model Julie Lewis, with a selection of a bag to be shown in the all-teen fashion show luncheon sponsored by the Checkerboard Club, Saturday, in the Circus Room of the Sparks Nugget ait noon. Proceeds will benefit the YWCA building project. (Journal Photo) A luncheon fashion show, pro­ceeds of which will benefit the YWCA, is being sponsored by the Checkerboard Club. Den Mothers A t Workshop Present at a recent Washoe Dis-, tract Den Mothers workshop were; den mothers from 10 cub packs; in the district. Den mother imstru-tors were Vivian Williams, Vir­ginia Schweizer, Elaine Tuley, Jean Kelly, and Ellie Takeshi Kubota, District Train­ing Chairman presented certifi­cates to those completing the ses­sions in den meetings and theme-craft. Mr. Kubota was assisted by A1 Kelly a member of the training group. Den mother trainees were: Col­leen Kling, Joanne Mastelotto, Vera Schnack, Loma - Dawson, Lynn Coss, Marguita Sepp, Dor­othy Nichols, Carol Dyer, Birgit May, Bea Deen, Rachel Russian, Nancy Bolt, Joan Houghton, Shir­ley Smith, Joan Sam, Joan Reid, Elizabeth Weaver, Ruth Ward, Norma Tomascheski, Mary Mc­Combs, Shirley Llewellyn, and Carol Voss. The workshop was held at St. Johns Presbyterian Church in Reno. It will be held in the Circus Room of the Sparks Nugget Sat­urday at 12 o’clock. Michael Mirabelli will be mas­ter of cermonies. Judy Morrison, University of Nevada student, will b e 1 commentator for the teen fashions and models featured in the show. Entertainment is being planned. Tickets are available from mem-! bers and from Mrs. Hal Reeves, club advisor, at Gray Reids. No RENO COIN GALLERIES 248 W . First St. F A 2 -6 1 2 5 Coin Collections wonted, Large or sm all Complete line of v Numismatic Supplies and accessories Stop in for a Chat! CHRIST formerly pf Mr Barry’s Hair Styling Salon now at lie Hair Styling and Gifts W e invite you to come in, relax and enjoy an excellent manicure in a friendly atmosphere