Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 22

Sunday, May 10, 1953 22 The Casper Tribune-Herald The Stars j. -f I'll Plans Complete for State GOP Women's Convention By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE Say Honora Moriarty Wins High National Award Final arrangements have been' made for the opening of the biennial convention of the State Federation of GOP Women here Monday with headquarters at the Gladstone Hotel. The political conclave will continue throughout Tuesday with a whirl of convention highlights scheduled by Casper Republican Women. Mrs. John Velous, president of I' 1 1 a' 1 Clear thinking and attention to details are necessary this day if you are to bring your work projects to happy culmination.

Others may attempt to distract you, but if you will keep your responsibilities in mind and remember that only by steady endeavor can you secure your future, you will be less likely to yield to the importunities of the frivolous. The evening hours favor quiet methods of relaxation, such as music and reading. Avoid big parties, noisy gatherings. 'If Monday is your birthday, you are justified in making plans you would not have considered a year ago particularly where creative work is concerned. Your horoscope augurs well for the success of unusual ventures in the realm of the imaginative and the dramatic, with excellent vibrations, also, for matters relating to romance and travel.

Courtship is highly fa All club presidents, federation officers and committee chairmen are expected to attend these sessions. Mrs. Mildred Rachford of Cody, president, will preside. The major meeting will get under way at 8 p.m. A reception has also been planned in Monday's activities in honor of Mrs.

Rachford and Mrs. Ivy Priest, treasurer of the United States. The actual convention will open Tuesday with registration preceed-ing the roundtable committee discussions. Casper women appearing at the discussion-meetings will be Una Nelson. Alma Carpenter, Mrs.

Duke Himebaugh and Rachel Baker, on the legislative committee; Mrs. R. H. Reeve and Mrs. A.

R. Knobel, membership; Marian Ericksen and Fred McFarland, public relations; Mrs. Andy-Jacobs and Mrs. H. C.

Rea, study material; Mrs. O. L. Walker, finance; Mrs. Adeline Van Arsdale and Charlotte Snodgrass, political activity.

the local Republican Women's Club is general chairman. Serving on her convention committee are Mrs. C. R. Hocker, hairman, and Mrs.

W. A. Hocker, co-chairman. Members in charge of various phases of the convention include Mrs. John Wold, in charge of registration; Mrs.

Ernest Baker, luncheon; Mrs. C. H. Reimerth, Mrs. C.

H. Carpenter and Mrs. Cecil Bon, hostesses. Assisting with registration will be Mrs. Justin McCarthy, Mrs.

Willis Fenwick and Mrs. A. P. Lacey. Mrs.

Clyde Sessman is in charge of the "lucky number" feature. Casper delegates to the convention are the Mesdames E. E. En-terline, William Swanton, George vored and travel plans are under the most beneficent aspects. You who are engaged in business may find the year a fairly routine one, but end results should be highly satisfactory even if not as spectacular as for those engaged in the creative pursuits.

A child born' on this day will be imaginative, original and somewhat temperamental. GOP WOMEN COMPLETE PLANS for the State Federation of Republican Women's convention which will open here Monday. Left to right are Mrs. W. A.

Hocker, co-chairman; Mrs. C. R. Hocker, chairman; Mrs. John Wold, in charge of registration; Mrs.

Ernest Baker, luncheon; Mrs. John Velous, Casper club president; and Mrs. C. H. Reimerth, convention hostess.

Not pictured are Mrs. C. H. Carpenter and Mrs. Cecil Bon, who will also serve as hostesses.

(Tribune-Herald Photo) On the luncheon agenda will be routine business, reports of officers and committees, revision of bylaws and election of officers for the ensuing two years. An address by Mrs. Ivy Priest will highlight the banquet program Tuesday night. Delegates from all major cities in Wyoming are expected to be in attendance. MISS HONORA MORIARTY, who will study in Norway.

(Tribune-Herald Photo) Snodgrass, Homer Lathrop, H. M. Robb, Fred McFarland, Edness Mokler, C. H. Carpenter, Dave Foote and John Velous.

Alternates include the Mesdames D. E. Byers, C. L. Blakeslee, George Jarvis, Vernise Snoop, Fremont Michie, Clifford Ericksen, Andy Jacobs, H.

C. Rea and B. E. Van Arsdale. Executive committee meetings will dot the agenda for Monday.

kindnesses extended her during her illness. Mrs. Hoffman played an active part in the development of Use Tribune-Herald Want Ads of nursing education in Scandinavian countries for one year. The fellowship entitles her to all expenses for a year. She will arrive in Oslo, Norway, June 27.

Miss Moriarty, who made many friends in Casper, has a charming personality and is certain to prove a splendid representative of the United States and of her profession wherever she may be. She was intensely interested in the new Wyoming students of nursing program which substitutes college training for the work program in nurses' training, improving the course while shortening it by several months. Miss Moriarty is well known in Denver also, particularly in the medical center of the University of Colorado. Miss Honora Moriarty, former director of the Division of Nursing at Casper Junior College, serving in that capacity a year ago, has been made assistant professor of the School of Nursing in the University of Washington, at Seattle. Miss Moriarty has been awarded a fellowship from the Department of State under the Fulbright Act, as a part of the educational exchange program of the U.

S. Government. The objectives of this program are to promote better understanding of the United States abroad, and to increase mutual understanding between people -of the United States and people of other countries. She leaves in June for Norway to conduct a research study the children's activities as well as the beautification of North Casper. Mrs.

Anna. Ferrel was also active in this work. Both members are over 80 years of age. It was reported that the Girl Scouts have started to improve the grounds donated to them from the park. It is hoped that the grounds will be ready for use for the over night camping and day camp to be held in the near future.

Mrs." Ed Snow reported on the development of the new lawn in the North Casper Park. The seed will be planted as soon as weather NOTICE WE WIIX BE CLOSED ALL DAY MOTHER'S DAY U. S. Choice Steaks $1.50 CLOSED SATURDAYS The BURLINGTON CAFE Plenty of Parking Space 355 North Wolcott 1 i 1 c- 4' CHIB.DKEN'5 Handmacher Weathervane "Pretty LooK" Suit 1 -JR. MISS RUTH FRANCIS HONORED at pretty bridal shower with Mrs.

Edwin F. Seabeck and her daughter Marilyn as hostesses. Watching her open gifts are Lois Stanton, Mrs. Claron Francis the honoree, Mrs. Cecil Bon and Miss Marilyn Seabeck.

(Tribune-Herald Photo) Presents A Dance Program Entitled Miss Ruth Francis Honored At Pretty Shower and Party Oil Field," material which will be shown at the next meeting. Mary Hoffman, who has been convalscing for over a year as the result of a broken hip, expressed her thanks for the many acts of Miss Ruth Francis was honored at a bridal shower on Thursday evening when Mrs. Edwin F. Seabeck and her daughter Marilyn enter- tained for her at their home, 725 East Second. Miss Francis, popular Casper girl, who was "Miss Wyoming" last year, will marry Bill Bon, Casper attorney.

A delightfully informal evening was spent by the guests, cloae friends of the honoree, and refreshments were served after Miss Francis had opened her many lovely gifts. The invited guests included the Mesdames Claron Francis, Cecil Bon, William F. wanton, James -1 i Mayflower Dial 3-3714 jj lit Art i Perdue, Harold Francis, Jay Smith, Charles Thompson, Delbert Williamson, Harold Epperson, Charles Lattimore, Leo Ashba, R. E. Stanton, D.

E. McGinty and also the Misses Duveene Dickerson, Carol Finch, Marleen Heil, Zanny Harris, Mary Tighe, Mary Rita Kelly, Tommy' Lou Whitehead, Marion Lybyer, Joan Covington, Jane Goodrich, Joan Denning, Pat Keliher, Barbara Nowlen, Jerry Matoole and Lois Stanton. North Casper Association Has Meeting The North Casper Association met Tuesday evening at the North Casper Club House for a regular business meeting with Mrs. Burr Stevens, president, presiding. Mr.

Kenneth Kurtz of the Youth Recreation Center expressed the need for baseballs and bats for his boys' program this summer. The association voted to help furnish the needed equipment. A communication from the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Company was read expressing the desire to show their special program designed to acquaint the public with the oil industry. It was decided to request the "Development of an FIig American- Letter" (A Dance Drama) at N.GH.S. Auditorium rjlonday, lay 18 8 P.M.

For the Benefit of the Wyoming Society of Crippled Children and Adults (Under Direction of Jane McLean) League of Women Voters Will Hold Unit Discussions The Casper League of Women Voters will hold a series of Unit meetings this week. Locations for the planned meetings are: Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. D. C. Stout, 1450 South Cottonwood.

Thursday, 1:30 p.m., Mrs. G. 67 Newman Shell, 1719 South Oak. 2 New Warehouses to Serve Your Storage Needs Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Page T.

Jenkins, 908 South Durbin. Merits of the three types city government city-manager, mayor council and commission- -will be discussed during the meetings. All interested women are invited to attend this function. LOCAL AND LONG niCTAKirc Kinvitsin I'. i UiiTi ii Tf I (mMct ALL of our spring and reduced up to Every Spring Coat and Suit now on sale reductions of J4, Y3 and Vi choose from shortie and full length coats fully lined rayon and fine all wool suits shop early while selection is complete! Store Special groups of Spring and Summer DRESSES SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE reduced for CLEARANCE NOTE, if you will, every fashionable detail cunningly contrives to help any woman look her prettiest! the pretty little-girl collar with the dark-winged accent and pocket motif to match.

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