Vannest Lightsey Rites Solemnized at La Salle Baptist Church
Miss Betty Lightsey wed Eldon Leon Vannest in a June 6 double ring ceremony at La Salle Baptist Church attended by about 50 guests. The couple, both of La Salle, are listed with families, careers, and past activities. they plan to reside in La Salle after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lightsey
Eldon Leon Vannest
la Salle Baptist Church
Aubrey Lightsey
Eldon Vannest
la Salle
Fred H. Fuchs
Fuchs
Harold Bohlender
Tapers
Della Lightsey
Doris Lightsey
Ault
Frank Vannest
Evelyn Smith
Rosa Lightsey
Vannesis
Albuquerque
Cuba
N. M
Weld
Saturday Calendar of Club Events and Meetings
Saturday events include a summer formal with dinner at the country club until 9 30. Women of Moose host anniversary dinner and officer installation with a dance at Moose Hall. VEW Auxiliary Water Girls meet at Brannaman Hall at 2 00. Rainbow Girls meeting cancelled with next session June 28. Notice from The Tribune want-ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Women of Moose
Moose Hall
Water Girls
VEW Auxiliary
Brannaman Hall
Rainbow Girls
Engagement announced between Miss Fristrom and Robert Pratt
Miss Fristrom daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer L Fristrom announces her engagement to Robert Pratt son of Mr and Mrs H D Pratt of 820 21st St The couple are both Greeley High School alumni with Pratt a Colorado State College junior and basketball letterman Fristrom a 1958 graduate employed at Marshalls Cafeteria and planning to enroll at Colorado State College in September Wedding plans are indefinite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snarron Fristrom
Robert Pratt
H. D. Pratt
21St St
Elmer L. Fristrom
17Th St
Miss Fristrom
Greeley High School
Marshall
Colorniy State College
Septemer
Pratt
Final plans made for style show July 22
WHO club members met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Don McCloskey's home to finalize plans for a style show set for July 22 at 2 p.m. at Ashton school. Mrs. Margaret Henneck co hosted with 10 members and two Pueblo guests, Mrs. Larry Giffin and Mrs. John Hart, who are visiting Mrs. James and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton School
WHO Club
Don McCloskey
West of Greeley
Margaret Henneck
Larry Giffin
John Hart
Pueblo
George James
James
WHO
Lea
Franklin, Ashton and
Hazelton
Charles Blum
Sidney Baldvidee
Duane Glenn
4H Home Economics Judging Sets Thrifty Standard at CSU Fort Collins
Fort Collins scene features 49 counties entrants in state home economics judging with classes in clothing furnishings and foods. Judges rate Breakfasts nutrition and eye appeal, study lamps and bedroom arrangements, and thrift in purchases. Pleasant Valley HD members host event with state convention notes and future pot luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Home Economica
CSU
Fort Calling
Alo
National figure to headline Colorado federation convention
Dr Minnie C Miles of Tuscaloosa Alabama will keynote the Colorado Federation of Business and Professional Women convention in Colorado Springs June 20 22 at the Antlers hotel. Miles is national chair of program coordination and an Alabama university professor with a PhD from Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Federation of Business and Professional Women
Minnie C. Miles
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Miles
Colorado Springs
Antlers Hotel
Greeley
William C. Tegiman
Fern Ard
Eula Kinsey
Myrtle Whetstone
University of Alabama
Metropolitan Fine Arts Guild July Meeting Planned
The Metropolitan Art museum based course will be studied by the Fine Arts guild at Mrs. Philo Abbott’s home. A sidewalk show is planned for Lincoln Park on July 23. The July 18 meeting at the Youth Center invites amateur artists to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Guild
Philo Abbott
15Th Ave
Metropolitan Art Seminar
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York
Jesson
Grace Green
Lincoln Park
Sarah Custar
Guild
Ath St
Five Compete for Miss Wool of Colorado
Five finalists for the Miss Wool of Colorado contest have been approved by the Miss Wool committee. They were selected from 28 applications from coeds statewide to represent the wool industry as traveling ambassadors in the U S and Europe. The candidates are Rose Mary Beaman, Harve Joan Hoover, Joanne K. MacDonald, Carol Anne Mullowney, and Barbara Turnage. They will tour Denver ready to wear departments and appear before judges to determine Colorado's representative. The winner will receive a weeklong trip to the Wool Fiesta in San Angelo Texas August 24 to compete with 14 western states. Governor Steve McNichols and Miss Wool will lead a grand march at the Eliteh Trocadero ballroom Friday evening after a reception for the finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
U.S
Europe
Rose Mary Beaman
Rocky Ford
CSC
Harve Joan Hoover
Olathe
University of Colorado
Joanne K. MacDonald
Denver
CWC
Carol Anne Mullowney
Shelf Oil Company
Barbara Turnage
University of Denver
Miss Woll
San Angelo
Tex
Steve McNichols
Wool
Trocadero
Local Bank Women at Spring Meeting in Pueblo
The Colorado group of the National Association of Bank Women met in Pueblo for a two day spring gathering. NABW regional VP Selma Bartlett from Henderson Nevada spoke on customer relations during the Sunday session chaired by Maxine Melcher. Attendees from northern Colorado included Beverly Cockroft, Bernice Longley, Hazel Strong, Elsie Erickson, Martha Smith, Dorisann Davis and others with plans to host the next meeting in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
National Association of Bank Women
Pueblo
Selma F. Bartlett
NABW
Henderson
Nev
Maxine Melcher
Colorado Group
Bartlett
Mary Keller
Colorado Fuel and Iron Works
Beverly Cockroft
Inter-City Golf Tournament Tuesday Hosted by Greeley Club
Invitations issued for the Inter-City golf tournament to be held Tuesday on the country club greens. Northern Colorado golfers from Fort Morgan Sterling Boulder Longmont and Fort Collins welcomed by Maurine McMillen president of the host club. A handicap tournament and prizes for low gross and low net. Tee-off 8 30 a m with Terry Bell starter assisted by Maxine Field Beverly Eaton and Dorothy Florup. Elm Williams to present prizes. A buffet luncheon at 12 o'clock. June tournament winners include Faye Lair Helen Baab and Dorothy Hill. Four Greeley members visited Sterling last week. Members must qualify for the July handicap tournament by July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Margaret Houtehens
Terry Bell
Maxine Field
Beverly Eaton
Dorothy Florup
Jewell Patterson
Gretchen Ewing
Elsia
Williams
Ment
Juanita, Bostron
Sue Witton
Maurine McMillen
Mary Staylor
Muriel Chapman
Agnes Fuerst
Chapter CR of PEO hears convention reports
Chapter CR of PEO held a Tuesday morning meeting at Mrs. Roy Utter s home to hear convention reports by Mrs. David Hill and Mrs. Walter Boyd. A coffee hour followed in the Utter yard with assistance from Mrs. Utter s guests. The chapter will vacation until 1 October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Roy Utter
13Th Ave
David Hill
Walter Boyd
Utter Home
Mrs Henry Pogerbers hosts Serosia club guests at country home
Mrs Henry Pogerbers entertained Serosia club members and two guests Mrs Frank Walek and Mrs Donald Fagerber at her country home northwest of Windsor on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Walek, a former member who moved to Hawaii over 25 years ago, and her husband later retired to Greeley. Ste. Program ran by Mrs Low Tittle. Games awarded prizes to all. The club will meet again July 38 for a family picnic at Loveland Park at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pogerbers
Imertalne Seresis
Maury Fagerburg
Serosia Club
Frank Walek
Donald Fagerber
Windsor
Walek
Hawaii
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Tribune
Greeley Tribune
Freely Tribune
Wionieil
Josephine Miller
Dian
Martin
Suva
Fiji
Mrs
William Miller
Pleasant Valley HD Club
Charles Johnston
Hame
Kenneth Frantz
Wiggins
Wallace Hopkins
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
John C. Roberts
Grace
Walker Green
9Th Street
Greeley Aid
Loveland
Aluen
Colo
Metropolitan
Ferane Sidams
Sun
Maiti
Anne
Adams
Greeley Trimyne
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
Miss Wool of
Mark Downs
Bates
Y Reg
Indian Head
Reg
Pfaff Sewing Center
8Th Ave
Elgin
Sweetbriar’s
Ninth Street
Greeley, Colorado
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