Tri-City Herald from Pasco, Washington (2024)

September 27, 1964

Publication:

Tri-City Heraldi

Location:

Pasco, Washington

Issue Date:

Sunday, September 27, 1964

Page:

14

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Sunday September 27 1964 TUI-CITY HERALD PASCO '-AL lJt Page 15 Newcomers Schedule Style Show Final plans are under way for the Kennewick Newcomers Club fashion show Autumn Portraits scheduled Oct 22 at 8 pm in the Kennewick PUD auditorium Fashions from sportswear to full-length formais will be modeled by club members Mod-els are Mmes John Kalberer David Ells Tony Osborne Charles Glennie Forest Watson and Mick Onustock Mrs Jack Oliver will be moderator Mrs Richard Watts is show chairman Entertainment provided by the Richland Light Opera Company will include selections from their forthcoming production Fair Refreshments will be served following the fashion show Tickets are (1 and may be obtained from any Kennewick Newcomer Club member or by calling Mrs Hollis Morris Kennewick Local merchants are participating in the fashion show Dais Sckisck Mr and Mrs Marriage Vows Are Exchanged DabMai Mr and Mrs James Robert Carlile Running-Carlile Vows Solemnized Ted Ferguson are Kennewick HlghSchool graduates and Mr Ferguson was graduated from Washington State University They are living in Seattle Chapter Starts Fall Rushing Fall rush activities of Richland Beta Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi were planned at a meeting in the home of Mrs David Dyer Rushees will be guests at the next meeting Mrs James Hilton told of a recent coffee at the Dyer home for rushees New officers appointed were Mrs James Helton president Mrs Ronald Johnson vice president Mrs Phillip Hamric treasurer and Mrs Carl Cor-bit secretary Mrs Dyer has resigned as president Mrs Fred Coffman was elected sweetheart candidate Mrs Ronald Johnson was recognized for work on the Water Follies project 10 A TO 5:30 PM Club Dates Richland AAUW Antiques and Crafts study group Thursday Oct 1 8 pm Mrs Morfeld 95 Waldron Program Mrs 0 Harling Miss Sharon Kay Caldwell and her fiance James Cozad have chose-en Oct 17 for their wedding date Her parents are Mr and Mrs Caldwell Richland The bridegroom elect is the son of Mrs Mary Cozad also of Richland Kennewick First Methodist Church was the scene for the marriage of Miss Sharon Rose Griffith to Ted Ferguson The Rev Robert Hicks performed the Sept 12 ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mrs Catherine Benedict Kennewick and Robert Griffith Bremerton Mr and Mrs Ferguson Kennewick are the parents The bride chose a white satin and lace ballerina length gown with scooped neckline and short sleeves and small veiled headpiece She carried white baby carnations centered with a white orchid Mrs Bonnie Phillips matron of honor wore a green orchid corsage with her beige knit suit James Bell Seattle was best man and ushers were James Beamer and Jerry Landon Assisting at the church reception were Mrs Beamer Miss Linda Wait Mrs Bell and Mrs Peggy Osborn Both Mr and Mrs Ferguson Stacked or set-back Life low-heeled walkers feature soft supple uppers that complement the tailored look in suits and dresses Flatter your outfits pamper your feet see these Life Strides Richland Kennewick Pasco Daily 10 to 6 Friday to 8:30 Richland Pasco Monday to 8:30 Kennewick STORE HOURS: SHOP DAILY FROM FRIDAY FROM 10 AM to 8:30 PM i (tlt'CV pkdi' for mixing or matching In the myatlc winter fashions Sparkling creations by that make you tingle with excitement tomorrow in our Sportswear The Kennewick First Lutheran Church was the setting for the Sept 13 marriage of Miss Sandra Lee Running to James Robert Carlile of Madison Wis Altar bouquets of off-w 1 1 gladioli and bronze spider chry-santhemums were used in church decor The Rev Norris Halverson assisted by the Rev Paul Randoy of Seattle performed the ceremony The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Running Kennewick is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University and is a registered nurse and a first lieutenant in the Air Force Her ivory satin full length gown was styled with chnpel train Swiss lnce appliques trimmed the cumme*rbund und train A satin-covered ring held her waist length veil The gown und veil were made by the bride and her mother She carried off-white gladioli and ivy centered with a white orchid and a lace handkerchief ROMANCE-Mr and Mrs Robert Walters of Seattle have announced the engage- ment of their daughter Janice to David A Ederer the son of Mr and Mrs John Ederer of Seattle Miss Walters the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Horrigan of Burbank is a senior at Seattle University and her fiance is a University of Washington senior BRIDE ELECT Mr and Mrs Edward Krug of Connell announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Harry Cougher son of Mr and Mrs Dale Cougher Prosser Miss Krug is a junior at Eastern Washington State College Cheney Her fiance aU tends the University of Idaho If Your Figure Not Becoming To You -You Should Be Coming To Usl LUCKY LADY EXERCISE SALON made by her great-great-grandmother in 1881 The attendants Mrs Richard Laursen of Tacoma matron of honor and Misses Esther Ellick-son and Loretta Garcia of Montebello Calif wore antique gold satin and each carried a single bronze spider mum Richard Laursen Tacoma was best man and the twin brothers Richard and Robert Running were attendants and ushers Mrs Donald Paul was soloist and Mrs William Kinney organist Assisting ut the reception were Mines John Garcia Montebello Calif Russell BU-stad and Martin Tomazin and Misses Sue Gust Spokane and Lynne Bilstad Paula Lee and Cindy'Bilstad gave ont cake The bridegroom son of Lt Col and Mrs Norman Carlile of Columbus Ga is a first lieutenant in the Army A graduate of North Georgia College with a degree in chemistry he did post graduate work at Georgia Tech Following a wedding trip to Banff the couple is at home at 433 Warbler Lane Madison Wis Out of town guests included the bride's grandmother Mrs Barth Boise Idaho her great aunt Mrs Henry Bellman Lodi Calif and relatives from Montana North Dakota Idaho and Seattle and Spokane Meet Together An evening of cards followed the joint dinner of Robert Ely Post No 33 and American Legion Auxiliary in Kennewick Hostesses were Mrs Clyde Swain and Mrs Frank Mason furniture Zalk By Jim Ilively Beauty Of A Chair" A CHAIR IS something to sit on A chair ilso can he a thing of great cauty For cx-implc a ramp tool can nerve as something upon which to iBut what mod-ern woman would be content to have a camp stool installed in a imminent corner of her liv-ng room in the place of a finely made chair exuding beauty and charm What we are leading up to is this: Fine furniture modern furniture goes beyond the point of mere utility A home is made lovely by its furniture And the selection of this furniture begins with its purchase at the wholesale level That is why we go to the wholesale market to personally select the merchandise we offer our patrons We carefully Inspect the newest furniture hand-ernft-ed by the nation's lending makers We feel the finish check the fabrics analyse the construction not from the slick pages of a catalog but at first hand This entails time trouble and expense but it's the only way to assure our patrons of a selection that's complete new and in the latest trend We'd like you to see this furniture knowing as we do of the pride that homemakers take In beautiful surroundings for their families Kennewick Furniture No 1 Kennewick Ave Thone SHOP MONDAY AND JUST SAY Separate! magic of Majestic See them ment 5 800 1100 1200 2500 1300 MARCHE 1) BLOUSE WORSTED TWILL VEST WORSTED TWILL SKIRT (2) PEBBLE TWEED JACKET PEBBLE TWEED SKIRT (3) MERINO SHELL 800 WORSTED JERSEY BLAZER 2300 WORSTED JERSEY SKIRT 1100 "CHARGE IT" AT THE BON FASHION MEZZANINE PHONE 943-3161 SaaMwlck DOWNTOWN RICHLAND DIAL M-1M1 Mil Im Am.

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