The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 6

a SIX MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1958 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD TIMES HERALD WANT ADS YU 5-7171 Women Invite Friends For Day Of Golf, Cards Members of Country club held guest Prizes for the day three holes with Mrs. 18 holes and Mrs. Al second. Mrs. James F.

Mrs. Harry Altherr hole group, and Mrs. division. Women's Association of St. Clair River day Wednesday at the club.

were given for the best score on par Creighton Holden taking first place Charleston and Mrs. John Emig tying for Abernethy won the guest prize. and Mrs. Harold Davis tied in the nine Murray M. Hentger won in the guest Mrs.

Holden won the Western Low Net Tournament for 18 holes and Mrs. Edward Schollenberger and Mrs. Harold Davis tied in the nine-hole group. The Pro Ladies' Tournament was held with Mrs. Holden and Mrs.

Fred Dalzen winning in the 18-hole group, and Ralph Fingst, Mrs. "Harold Wills, Mrs. Altherr and' Mrs. Schollenberger tying in the nine-hole group. Seven tables of bridge were enjoyed by members and guests with prizes going to Mrs.

Hugh Fuller, Mrs. Hentger, Mrs. Harry W. Murphy, Mrs. Erwin Campbell and Mrs.

Leon McFern. JERRY RITTER Custom Kitchen KITCHEN $34995 CENTERS up Phone YU 5-8158 Ask for June Women Area Girls Enjoy Life In YMCA Camp Fifty-six girls from Porti Huron and surrounding areas have been enjoying camp life at the YMCA Camp Ag-A-Wam, situated 15 miles north of Port Huron. The camping period for girls started Aug. 17 when the girls arrived at camp between 6:30 and 8:30 that night. Monday found the girls started.

on a full daily program which ended Saturday afternoon. There have been several events to add to the daily doings of the campers. Tuesday was Backwards Day, when clothes were worn backwards and a the schedule was reversed. A hot dog feed ended the day's activities. A hike to the Birch Tree Orchards was the order of day for Wednesday.

A picnic lunch, sent to the Orchards by the camp cooks, was heartily eaten by the campers who still had the return hike back to A swim in the lake was enthusiastically enjoyed by the entire camp upon their return to AgA-Wam. Thursday was the observance of Birthday Day by the entire camp. A fried chicken dinner topped with ice cream and birthday cake was the menu for special divided day. into All the the months camp these which each camper was born. With a senior counselor in charge the campers decorated their tables most attractively, carrying out the theme of their respective months.

September and October won the award for the most attractive table with November and December as runners-up. Pill and Capsule Day will be the last special event for this year's camping period. Each girl and counselor will be a capsule to some girl in camp who in turn will be a pill. Find. ing things to do for her "pill" will be the responsibility of each camper and counsellor.

The "pill" will be disclosed at campfire Camp Friday nights. Glen Metzker, assistant in camp was Carl Benner, camp cooks were Mrs. Edward McKenzie and Mrs. Archie McKenzie. "Those we couldn't do without" were Charles, and Jane Metzker.

Camp director for the period was Miss Betty Benchoff, women's and girls' secretary of the Blue Water Area YMCA. Wedding Maison Evans Imlay City The First Congregational Church, Imlay City, was the scene of the Saturday afternoon wedding when Miss Evelyn Evans, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. David Evans, Reed City, was united in marriage with Jack Maison, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Maison, Imlay City. Rev. Evans performed the ceremony. They spoke their vows before an altar decorated with bouquets of white gladioli and candelabra. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a floor-length gown of white lace over tulle and satin.

Her fingertip veil was secured by a lace crown decorated with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and yellow rosebuds. Mair of honor was Miss Margaret Taylor, Imlay City. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Martin Raby, Haslette, and Mrs.

Gale Bradshaw, Muskegon, sisters of the bride. Sharon Maison, sister of the groom, was junior bridesmaid. All were gowned in yellow, embroidered taffeta with matching headpieces and carried bouquets of yellow carnations. Bill Maison was his brother's best man and ushers were Bruce Ennis, Rochester, Bob Maison, Imlay City and Dick Evans, Reed City. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors.

After a trip to Mackinac Island, the couple will make their home in Imlay City. BALLET TAP TOE MODERN JAZZ Let US teach your child! Quinlanis DANCE SCHOOL 922 Military YU 2-0031 SPECIAL THIS WEEK PLAIN SKIRTS AND SWEATERS CASH AND CARRY We Give TV Stamps CHANDLER CLEANER ERIE SQUARE YU 2-4242 Calendar Of Coming Events TUESDAY American Legion Post No. 449, Auxiliary, Marysville, 6 p.m., Marysville Park. Charles A. Hammond, Unit No.

8, American Legion. auxiliary, Joint Installation of Officers, 8:30 p.m., American Legion home. BRCC Ladies' Association, Local guest day. Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War auxiliary, meeting 1 p.m., 4555 Lake Shore road. Women's Missionary Union The Women's Missionary Union, First Baptist church, met for luncheon Thursday in the church dining room.

At a business meeting, plans were made to attend the Huron Associaion Baptist Women's houseparty, Sept. 11, in the Huron Methodist church. Reports from the Women's houseparty held in Kalamazoo were given by Mrs. Arthur C. Roberts, Mrs.

Allen Joslyn, Mrs. Charles Jex and Mrs. George Young. Next meeting will be Sept. 25 i in church parlors.

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