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Thurs'day, June 20, 1968
GROSSE ,POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Nine
Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women
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.Set Baril-Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Frink, of Philadelphia. Pa.,
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Judith
Diane, to Robert Barit, Jr .•
son of Mrs. Stirling Loud of
, Trombley road, and Rob e r t
Barit of Warwick, Bermuda.
Miss Frank was graduated
from Pierce Junior College in
Philadelphia.
Her £ i ".nee was graduated
August
Bride
~IIJ~;, Photo by Gene Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Willred Peter
Whyte, of Berkshire road, have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, MARY CATH.
FITTED
i EllINE, to Daniel L. McCarthy,
i son of Mr. and l\lrs. Thomas B.
. ROYAL OAK
ROSEVILLE ' McCarthy, of Audubon road. An
August 16 wedding is planned.
1220 N. Woodward
27103 Gratiot
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Phone 547-4222
Phone. 779.2190
CONTACT LENSES PROFESSIONAllY
GR
SE PTE. WOODS
from Grosse Pointe High School
and ~lichigan State University.
Hc is currcntly residing in l\1t.
Rainier, Md.
A July wedding is planned.
PATRICIA WEBSTER of
Lochmoor boulevard, is among
the 16 Wayne State University
coeds recently installed as mem-I
bers of the Gold Key Chapter of
the ]\Iortar Board national honor
society for senior women.
For a limited Time
Only - 7" high Du-
Barry patterned, silver-plated
goblet -
a 17.50 value - incJuded
with each
5.pc. setting in
DuBorry you select.
Rites For July
WARREN
AN INTERNATIONAL TRIUMPH
5-p,. place setting, plus goblet, 77.50
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EJBS ExaminedI Blasses Fined!
21207 Mack 20958 Van Dyke
Phone 886-1066 Phone 754.2460
Open Diil1. includiPS saturday 9:30 to 6 - Mon. & Thurs. Nites 'til9 p.m.
DR. f- CRAIIDE • DR. L STOLL' DR. C. STAWIIl
• DR. H. MARKOWJTZ
Licensed Docto,s 0' Optometry
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If it's from Wright Kay, it's Distinctive
Expressively lovely new pattern made
all the mOre attractive because we
include a matching goblet with each
5-piece place setting. Luxurious
weight sterling for which International
Silver Company is famous!
Wright l).ay
1500 Woodward, 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe and Northland
885-5515. Grosse Pointe open Thurs. & Fri. eves. 'tif 8:30
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Liska- Woods
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apricot silk sheath with a match. :
ing jacket.
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When the newlyweds left (or I
a.month's trip in Oregon, the
new Mrs. Liska wore a hot pink
coat and dress outfit. They will
reside in Chicago upon their return.
Out-of-town guests included
the bride's grandmother, Mrs.
James A. Figg of Fork Union,
Va.; Mr. and J\~rs. James A.
Figg, Jr., of Princeton, N.J.;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Wood of
Valparaiso, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Liska of Lincolnwood, Ill.
and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Slavin,
I of Oshawa, Ont., Canada.
ICouple Planning
IAllgust Wedding
Planning an August 24 wedding
in St. Peter's Catholic
Church, in Lindsay, Tex., are
D Q rot h y Marie Zimmerer,
daughter of the John F. Zimmerers,
of Gainesville, Tex.,
and Robert Owen Billner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Billner, I
o( Brys drive.
Tbe bride-elect was graduated
from Sacred Heart High
School, Muenster" Tex. She attended
Our Lady of the Lake
College in San Antonio, and
Southern Methodist University
in'Dallas.
Her f i an c e was graduated
from Sf. Paul High School and
received his Bachel{)r of Science
degree in electrical engineering
from Ihe University of Detroit.
He received his Masters degree
in electrical engineering from
Southern Methodist University
in Dallas. He is a member of
Eta Kappa Nu fraternity.
A leader of men is not one
who tr'es to get ahead of others.
Gowanie's Mixed Bridge
Marathon Winners Named
Gowanie Golf Club's Mixe,l
Bridge Marathon me m be r s
have concluded their season,
Winners were: first place, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh N. Mendenhall;
second place, Mr. and Mrs.
I Nestor Teck; third place, Mr.
and IIfrs. W a 1t e r Opel, and
fourth place winners were Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert E. Guymer.
FIRST TIME EVER
20 TO 40%
Scherr-Boesen
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(Continued from Page 28) \Vore a pale' pink, silk worsted
Best man was Jack Retterer, dress with beading at the neck
wllh ushers Paul Boesen. Jr., and hem and matching acces-
Patrick Richardson of Rome, sories. Both pinned two cym-
Ga., Rick Grenzke, Bruce Get. bidium orchids to their purses.
zan and Thomas Scherr, the The new Mr. and Mrs. Scherr
bridegroom's brother. will make their home in Ann
Mrs. Boesen selected an ice Arbor.
blue, silk worsted, A~line skim.
mer trimmed with white at the
It's impossible to make your
collar and hem.
mark in this world just using
The bridegroom's In 0 the r ditto marks.
WE HAVE OFFERED SOFAS & CHAIRS
FROM IINEW DlMENSIONS u AND
"NEW CONCEPT JI COLLECTIONS
BY MILO BAUGHMAN
IN A WIDE
RANGE OF SPECIALLY PRICED
FABRICS, IN STOCK FOR DELIVERY
OFF
JJ" edding
SPAGHETTI
DINNER
COMPLETI: WITH MEAT SAUCE
Donation $1.00, June 22, 3:30 to 8:30
Pointe Masonic Temple
1850 Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods
Sponsured by Composite Chapter
Elizabeth Rehm-Worthy
Everyone
Welcome
of O.E.S.
Matron
JUNrOR
usually $26-$30
Take your pick of many
styles: drip-dry marvels in
white, pink, yellow. blue,
navy, 5-13, for juniors and
junior petites. Not all
sizes and colors in
all styles; no ph'me
or mail orders.
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SPECIAL I
A SUMMER'S WORTH OF
POLYESTER
KN ITS
Detroit
Northland
Complete Interior Decorating Services
- No Obligation, Of Course.
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Shop Mon., Thurs., Fri. &. Sot. Till 9 P.M.
NORTHLAND EASTLAND BIRMINGHAM
Milo Baughman's most outstanding
sofas and chairs are
now specially priced at Englander's.
They are in the finest top grade fabrics and
cost you less than the regular starting grade covers!
Included are rich tweeds, jacquords, elegant velvets and
textures. Luxuriously cushioned in seven alternate
layers of polyfoam and Dacron. Enjoy the greal
look of these contemporary furnishings that
recognize the valid human needs oi
good seating now at great savings!
All items subiect to prior sale.
JUST 10% DOWN DElIVERS
A. 91" sofa, reversible, no welt, back and seat
cushions. Solid walnut base. Regularly $556 to
$627.50 NOW $399.
B. 96" sofa, reversible back and seat cushions,
no welts. 2 additiDnal bolster pillows. Solid walnut
bose and legs. Regularly from $549. NOW $399.
C. 85/1 sofa, butlon tufted, one reversible cush.
ion base. Loose back pillow in color co-ordinated
fabrics. Regularly $577 to $672 ..... NOW $399.
D. Dp.ep-seating lounge choir with reversible
back and seat cushions, Solid walnut base. Regularly
$255 to $320 •.. ; NOW $199,
E. "Tub-far-two" chair with buHon tufted reversible
seat cushion and 3 loose back pillows in color
c:orrelated fabrics. Regularly from $390 to $451.
NOW $299.
f. Tub chair with walnut pedestal base. Reversible
seat cushion, no welts. Regularly $220 to
$262 NOW $159.
G. Contour chair with bentwood walnut frame •
Reversible, no welt, back and seat cushions. Regularly
~260 to $373 •.....••....... NOW $209,
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