Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 23

THE STATE JOURNAL Colonial Village Baptist Church Mxrwsac ware cor tow Or You Could Start Tomorrow with Some of Our Charming "Nebishes" Ash Trays 2.00 Coasters 1.00 Pen Sets 3.00. i fill if c4i MRS. FREDERICK LEROY BELLINGER youll love antilope by Pari urns Weil of Paris A clear fresh fragrance' with a marvelous affinity for silks and furs. Start the day with a generous splash of cologne, follow it with a dab of the perfume for lingering fragrance throughout the day. Three sizes to choose from the cologne in 1 ounces, 3.00; IVz ounces, 5.00; 7 ounces, 9.00 The perfume 5.00 the Va ounce, 9.00 the Vz ounce and 15.00 the ounce.

.1 Prices plus tax Eaton Rapids Church ofNazarene Is Scene of Recent Nuptial Rites Nuptial Rites Good. Don Kinne, Jerry Bellinger, Craig Bother and Richard Rockwell seated the guests. A reception was held for 300 guests in the church parlors immediately following the ceremony, after which the newly-weds left for Virginia, where Sgt Bellinger is stationed. tr.CT.L7. Marks 82nd Anniversary At Temple House 'v Members of the Lansing Central Woman's Christian Temperance union celebrated their organization's 82nd anniversary recently at Central Temple house.

Mrs. S. E. Van Wagenen presided and Mrs. Bert Lewis led devotions.

Carol Hudson, Carol Kyburz and Carol Adams sang, and a skit, and Battles," was presented by Pat Baldwin, Charlotte Carney, Roger Rochowiak and Bill Swathwood from Potter Park church. A sound movie, "Far from Alone," was shown. Former presidents present were Mrs. A. J.

Gilbert, Mrs. H. H. Beeman, Mrs. C.

Lud-wig, Mrs. S. S. Van Wagenen, Mrs. Eric Steinberg, Mrs.

Clarence Towar, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Mrs. Clay Smith and Mrs. Edith Boyhan. Greetings were read from Mrs.

Jennie Carly, Mrs. John Poolos, and Mrs. G. W. Fausey.

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Ward Britten of Mul-liken. Mr. Opicka is tha sen of Mr. and Mrs. William Francis of'Archbold, O.

Miss Britten attended Emanuel Missionary college in Berrien Springs and her fiance is attending the same school. Plans are being made for a June wedding. Public Dinner Sunday Half a chicken will be served at a public dinner Sunday beginning at 1 p. m. at Prosperity temple, 1815 S.

Washington sponsored by Prosperity lodge 564, I. O. O. F. Reservations may be made with Robert Vaughan or Howard Burt.

tint the shoes to 10; B. Women Cotton Stripe Pajamas $5.95 Cotton or -Orion and wool Knits $5 to $10 i WaSm LA if Ki MRS. ALFORD ZORN Former Lansing Girl Is Married (Spacial to Tha Stata Journal) LAINGSBURG A Thanksgiving day wedding was held at St Clair Catholic church in Santa Clara, when Miss Carole K. Pelton was united in marriage to Vernon E. Silva, both of Santa Clara.

Carole is the daughter of Mrs. Theda Jones of Santa Clara, and Gaylord C. Pelton of 2213 Vine Lansing. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Throop of Laings-burg are her grandparents. Vernon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silva also of Santa Clara, Cal. He graduated from the Bellarmine preparatory college and is in the navy.

The newlyweds will make their temporary home in Norman, where Mr: Silva is stationed. Benefit Sales Siama Kaooa alumna will hold a rummage sale Saturday from a. m. in 2 p. m.

at the I. O. O. F. hall.

1100 K. Washington ave. Scene of Recent Now making tbeir hotee at Ft. Belvoir, are newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick teroy Bellinger following their recent wedding in Colonial Village Baptist church. ,1 Mrs. Bellinger is the former Miss Iva Lee Kinne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton tinne, 3128 Maloney st, and her bridegroom is the son if Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bellinget, 3112 Maloney st 4. Rev. Wilson tennant of Holt performed the double rig candlelight service The bride wore a blusk satin gown, trimmed in rosejpointe lace, featuring a portrait neckline and a bouffant sMrt fitted with an empire effert, ending in a wide chapel train. A blush lace Juliet cap held her illusion Veil and she jbarried pink roses and a deeper shade of pink camellias.

Miss Barbara Houseman of Lansing was maid of honor and Miss Joan Bishop Miss Beverly Hamilton and Miss eanette 1 a were brid smaids. They were identically gowned in taffeta gowns styled on empire lines, the maid honor in cranberry with a cat eo pink cummerbund and the Maids in cameo pink with cranfc ry colored cummerbunds. They wore matchini moline plateaus with crowns and carried pink roses, iiuane Wells was Best man and groomsmen were David Darling, Jack Norris Ind Ivan 7 ton Style in a Store Houit Friday Saturday 9:30 211 SOUTH WASHINGTON Mcifts mm A I of outt Stripes. certain to a is just something Striped. excellent and staff you to IT LOOKS LIKE CASHMERE.

IT FEELS (Special to The State Journal) EATON RAPIDS Lighted candelabra and baskets of snowdrift ind pompon chrysJ anthemums graced the altar of the Church of the Nazarene recently when Miss Joyce E. Parks became the bride of Cpl. Alford Zorn in ceremonies' performed by Rev. C. A.

Noffsin-ger. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Leahbell Parks of Eaton Rapids. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Jack Zorn of Eaton Rapids.

Gowned in white Chantilly lace with scalloped neckline and wristpointed sleeves, the bride wore a pearl-encrusted crown from which fell a fingertip veil. She carried a white orchid atop a white Bible. Attending the bride was her sister, Mrs. Donald Walters. Teresa 'Higbie was flower girl and Herbert Milbourn was ring-bearer.

The bridegroojn's attendant was Leon Skinner. Ushers were Dean and Maynard Moon, Donald Walters and Wil-" liam Hazel. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the O. O. F.

hall. The young Zorns will make their home on Knight st. until Dec. 12 when Cpl. Zorn will report to his marine base in North Carolina.

Mrs. Zorn will join her husband there in a few week Lansing Woman Now Mrs. Mills Relatives and friends here have received word of the marriage of Mrs. Neita Wenz and Howard Mills, both of Battle Creek. Mrs.

Wenz, formerly of Lansing, is' the widow of the late Albert W. Wenz. She moved to Battle Creek five years ago. The double ring ceremony was performed in the chapel of the First Congregational church in Battle Creek, Nov. 21 at 6 p.

m. by Rev. Dr. C. B.

Miller assisted by Rev. Dr. D. Vore with only close relatives present Mrs. Wenz was attended by her daughter.

Miss Ar-lene Wenz, and Mr. Mills by his son. William Mills. The wedding dinner was at Ford's of Augusta and later the Mills left on a short honeymoon. They will be at home at 82 E.

Willard avc, Battle Creek, after Dec. 1. Happy Eight Bridge Club Is Entertained at Home Mrs. Leo Roach entertained members of the Happy Eight Bridge club in her Stoll rd. home recently, following dinner at the Westgate.

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