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Moline Dispatch April 17, 1962 9 Fiancee of Neil R. Storms S0C1ITY NEWS Pfcituheht St. Anthony1 Group DESIGNER PENNEY'S To Meet on April 26 The annual spring membership ANNIVERSARY PATTERN luncheon of St. Anthony's Hospl tal Auxiliary will be at 12:15 in the afternoon on April 26 In the hospital auditorium. The event is open to auxiliary members and their guests, and reservations should be made before Friday with Mrs.

George Crompton. Committee chairmen will pre sent reports and officers will be elected and installed during the Exciting Easter Savings Entire Stock Girls' 2-SKIRTER SUITS brief business meeting. After ward, cards will be played. Arsenal Wives Club i- I 4l I -v 1 Sees Spring Fashions Spring fashions were modeled for members of the Arsenal Wives Club at the luncheon held today 6 in the Rocket Room at the Arsenal. Tables were decorated us aiid ing a butterfly theme." Broken Sizes 4 to 14 Mrs.

William W. Holmes and Mrs. W. J. Durrenberger, both of MISS JANICE ELIZABETH TIMMER whom reside on Arsenal island were hostesses to the 50 members attending.

14 Twice as wearable navy to match, white to' contrast, our girls' 2-suiter suit! Spring suits with a change of face! Rayon butcher weave jacket with two permanently pleated skirts, navy to match, and white Arnel triacetate sharkskin. Penney 'g Second Floor Announcement is made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Janice Elizabeth Timmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Avery H. Davidson, 2510 4th Moline, to Neil Ralph Storms, Dolton, 111., son of Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip Storms, 715 12th Moline. The couple has selected June 9 as the date for their wedding. Vows will be spoken at 7 in the evening in Memorial Christian Church, Rock Island. Miss Timmer was graduated from Rock Island High School and is a senior at Augustana College.

She is employed part time at the Rock Island Public Library and as an operator for Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Miss Timmer is affiliated With Kapa Epsilon Nu Sorority. Mr. Storms was graduated from Moline High School and Augustana College. He is an elementary, school teacher in Dolton.

Mr. Storms is president of the Alumni Chapter of Beta Omega Sigma Fraternity. $1499 BLACK PATENT LA Here's Your Chance To Save Before Easter Entire Stock GIRLS' LAMINATED KNIT. Miss Nellie Rueth Retires As Housemother for Nurses PATTERN 0 GaUini M383 SIZES 10-1? hort Coats corsage bouquet from Miss Mar-querite Brooks, administrator of Moline Public Hospital, a gift of luggage and several other remembrances from the guests. New Housemother Mrs.

William A. Anderson, 612 23rd Moline, succeeds Miss Jt's fte Famous Cassini Look -Slim Princess Shape OLEG CASSINI CURVES THE PRINCESS LINE close to the Miss Nellie Rueth has retired from her position as housemother at the nurses' residence of Moline Public Hospital after 18 years of service in that capacity, and yesterday a coffee party was given In her honor. Employees of the hospital and other friends called from 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Miss Rueth received an orchid 6 body, and precisely defines the waist. His smooth, supple sheath is unbroken by wait seams, and with its utterly simple neckline makes Rueth, having already assumed her duties as the new and a beautiful basic for day or evening.

Just a line of simulated slot seaming adds a touch of detail to the bodice. Shadow-cool black? Yes, but picture Printed Pattern M383 in brilliant Mediterranean shades of turquoise, blue, pink, gold green in linen, shantung, tussah or BEAUTY SALON EVA'S pique. Hooppole Scrap Drive HOOPPOLE Plans were made for a scrap drive at the Printed Pattern M383 is available in Misses Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 Fashion's newest comfort styling introduces the and 18. Size 16 requires 3 yards 39-inch fabric. OPEN EVENINGS 762-7057 2318 18th St.

Moline Send ONE DOLLAR for Printed Pattern M383 to Moline Daily Sizes 3 to 6x Sizes 7 to 14 Our young girls know the fashion news they're first in the Easter Parade with Orion acrylic 'n virgin wool knit laminated to polyurethane foam. Hand washable, quality made at a budget-saving price in stay fresh fruit colors. Penney's Second Floor Family Circle, meeting in the Gary Sommers home. Dispatch, Pattern Department, P.O. Box 59, Old Chelsea Station, crescent toe New York 11, N.Y.

Please print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE. Next Week Watch for a Prominent Designer Pattern by Alice Schweitzer. And, Naturalher's PENNEY'S A King's Daughters soft construction i that features 7 Focus on Yenhefs for the Big Louise Foster th SI man of the annual spring luncheon, assisted by Mrs. Gamble and 1 A SI an air foam at Mrs. A.

H. Brown was elected Mrs. C. W. Fiske.

Miss Gertrude president of Louise Foster Circle nnersoe at a meeting in Butterworth Cen Simmon gave the devotions. Mrs. Paul Suverkrup will be hostess May 22 in Butterworth ter. Other officers are Miss Irene Hunter, vice president; Mrs. Carl Center.

Marcia Louise Gould Miss Hazel Peterson, 1307 29th Gamble, secretary; and Mrs. A. S. Gale, treasurer. Hostess was Mrs.

Charles St id-er. An Easter lily centered the serving table. Mrs. A. E.

Hageboeck is chair- Moline, was hostess at the meeting of Marcia Louise Gould IM4 FtFTN AVE. is MOUMt Circle. Miss Lydia Swanson con ducted the devotionals. Report was given on the Thrift Shop which the circle operated April 2- More Savings On Fresh, Lovely Easter Fashions I Girls' Spring Dresses April 6. It was voted to donate $25 to the Freeport Home, and $50 to the jVjvERS DO YOU HAVE GARMENTS ON LAYAWAY? IF YOU HAVE GARMENTS ON LAYAWAY REQUIRING ALTERATIONS-PLEASE COMPLETE PAYMENTS BY WEDNESDAY! is best from Corsiglia'g to Boxed Chocolates Chocolate, Rabbits Chocolate Eggs Easter Novelties Filled Eggs Cleaveland Home.

Mesdames M. J. Anderson, Leslie Stevenson and Frank Johnson will serve on the nominating committee. Next meeting will be with Miss Drusilla Erickson, 2607 29th Moline, on May 21. Mary K.

Ilillhouse Mrs. C. L. Buell entertained Mary K. Hillhouse Circle in But-! terworth Center and the serving table held a colorful arrangement of red1 geraniums.

Mrs. J. F. Harper presented the devotions. Officers for the year were elected and Mrs.

Claude E. Carlson is president; Miss Ruth Moll, vice president; Miss Ethel Melin, secretary; and Miss Mirney Isaacson, treasurer. Mrs. Ann Lord, Pontiac, a former member, was an out-of-town Special Easter FRUIT BASKETS Justv4 days 'til Easter and leave it to Penney's to bring you exciting savings on the pretty dress-up dresses you want for your girls. You'll find a wonderful array of styles colors patterns fabrics in sizes for both 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 girls.

Shop early for best selection. Penney's Second Floor Buy quality candy at C0RSIGUA BROTHERS CONFECTIONERY 522 15th Street -Moline 764-5411 guest. SAVINGS, TOO, ON GIRLS' SHOES I doe PERSONALIZED TEARDROP CUT! STAY -ON BOWS I TAPERED TOES I GIRLS' EASTER DRESS WHITES IN LEATHER I So perky trap, This nill allow us sufficient time to send these garments to our alteration department and have them altered to your measure. ALL THESE GARMENTS WILL BE COMPLETED BY 5 P.M., SATURDAY, APRIL 21st! However if you have apparel on layaway that DOES NOT REQUIRE ALTERATIONS and you want them for Easter you may pick up these garments any time until 5 P.M. Saturday.

Just Call 762-1153 Free Delivery Personal Touch Charge It Plants Corsages Arrangements crescent, cut-out. 12V4 OPEN the fashion Convertible give her two looks! Black a or white calf. 3, 84 to and D. Also in patent 'ftwerlw 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.

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