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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
12
The article notes Marjorie Bacher will wed in June and lists many attendees and relatives. It references university connections, scholarships, and music study plans, with mentions of places, people, and a forthcoming wedding event at a campus or club setting.
Report on a local Auburn Club meeting with members listed and outcomes noted. Mentions Eugene Gibb and Dany Gbus, Deviant Arthur Lar ya Deviant, and Rossehyll apple ame. References a candy sale, refreshments, and plans for July 2 at a shelter.
The text lists elected officers for a local group including president Myre Saul Dumler, vice president Mrs Ed Wiedman, secretary Mrs Bete Hamer, treasurer Mes Divhar Nidsper, and committee chairs. It notes a husbands' dinner and a community event with a June meeting, with plans for a September rest.
Reader inquiries about sending letters to Heloise are addressed with the mailing address for correspondence at King Features Syndicate in New York. The note instructs to mail all Heloise column queries to the specified address for official responses.
A reader note lists sermons at Our Savior's Lutheran with Richard Bunge preaching on Broken Power and Harold Converse speaking on leather care during morning worship. Music features Mrs Harold Helm, the Junior Choir, and Jenniette Krieger with organ accompaniment. Separate item notes Rev Fred Lawson of First Covenant Church speaking on Looking Down and Seeing Up with special music and children's day services.
A garden wedding for Miss Gunnin Lewis and Lloyd Hart took place at the Lewis home with 100 guests. Rev Richard Gayley officiated at 1 30 pm. The couple plans to reside in Colorado Springs after a reception featuring roses and champagne. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tyoyd, wore Chantilly lace and carried cascading roses. the groom is a Northwestern Manufacturing foreman in Denver.
The Latecomers held its final season meeting at Mrs. George Thompson's home on Mild 7th Ave. Mrs. Ralph Finch introduced house guest Mrs. Cash from Clearwater, Kan. Mrs. Elmer Hein presided as president. Members shared chores and household hints, and plans were made for Achievement Day at Park School. Diane Hart served as flower girl. Mark Lewis and Kenton Campbell acted as groomsmen.
An absentee bridal shower was held Tuesday at the home of Miss Eleanor Feterson 3034 19th Ave for Miss Jacqueline Phillips daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Phillips. Invitations featured yellow and white decor with yellow irises and tapers. Attendants included Mrs Irving Mella and Miss Judy Jacobsen. Miss Phillips, fiancée of Dwight Swabark, a medical student at the University of Illinois, is set to wed at the Saren Evaneebeal Free Church where the bridegroom's father serves as pastor.
Joyee L Meyer and Barus announce their engagement from Billings Missouri and live in Colorado. Joyee is a University of Colorado Boulder student with extensive activities including National Honor Society and Forensic League. Barrow plans engineering studies and both will marry soon at a university venue.
Plans were made Monday night by members of the Past Presidents Chair of the Auxiliary to Pion Poe of the VEW at the home of Ramaman Hal on Sunday after June 1 at 8:30. Alvin Norton and Rea Puestock Mis Set Maviele presiding. Five dollars will be awarded to past presidents in a class meeting to cancer chairman apedat ii his Sear and the same amount. Payment to be made on the auxiliary rose.
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