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Tee And mum'' i Sympathy 1 i KATHERINE KATHLEEN A. LOWERY DE ROO Planning Weddings By MARIANNE RICHARDSON MISS CHARLENE HOEFFLIN, East Moline, won the Short Hills Country Club Ladies' Tournament defeating Mrs. Kenneth Roman, also of East Moline. Class A winner Miss Millie Silliman, Moline, defeated Mrs. C.

Dale Pearson, Moline, and Mrs. Roy Thorpe took the Class title defeating Mrs. Robert Johnson. Both are of East Moline. A sudden death playoff resulted in the nine-hole championship with Mrs.

Floyd Jamieson, Moline, defeating Mrs. David Murrell, Moline. In regular ladies day events 18-hole winners are: Mrs. Milo Adams, Moline; Mrs. Robert Tharp, Mrs.

Stoney Van-derbeke, Mrs. John Carney, all of East Moline; Mrs. John Gibbs, Rock Island, and Mrs. Kenneth Rotz, Silvis. Nine-hole winners include Mrs.

Clifford Peterson, Mrs. Leonard Hawk, Mrs. Floyd Jamieson, Mrs. Warren Hos, all Moliners; Mrs. Camiel Braecke, Silvis, and Mrs.

Gus Spurgetis, Rock Island. from Alleman High School and received her bachelor of arts degree in French from Clarke College. She spent her junior year abroad studying at the University of Grenoble, Grenoble, France. The bride-elect is a second grade teacher at Sacred Heart School, Moline. Dr.

Simmons, a graduate of Alleman High School, received a doctor of chiropractic degree from Palmer School of Chiropractic, where he affiliated with Pi Kappa Chi Fraternity. He is with the Tacoma Chi P. fcuMrfn. amiiiMiiii bJ 1 a mimvmmmtmv'wiiiiiJm THERE was the proverbial double-take when William J. Henderson of Davenport introduced his friend from Winnetka, during the round of parties preceding Susan wedding last Saturday.

The registered surprise was due to the fact that the visitor's name is also William J. Henderson. Both men have junior W. Js and Winnetka Bill Jr. married a girl attending Dennison University where Davenport Bill Jr.

will be a senior this year. The coincidences continue. The two Hendersons first met at a ranch in Arizona 10 years ago unaware that the Clem Werners of Davenport were mutual friends. Jane Werner and Mary Henderson of Winnetka were childhood friends in Canajoharie, N.Y. and the former was a bridesmaid for the latter.

As an add to the coincidences: Clem Werner and Winne-taka Henderson meet while students at Northwestern which is where Mary (who had transferred to the university from Sweet Briar) met her husband to-be. Have you got all of that figured out? THOUGH their visit in Davenport was brief, old friends of Maj. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bacci were delighted to catch up with the traveling pair.

When she was Thea Marquardt, Mrs. Bacci was a teacher at Davenport High School for many years. Joseph is with the Corps of Engineers and work has taken them all over the world, most recently 14 months in Saudi, Arabia. He will now be resident engineer at Fort Dix, N.J., and for the first time In their married lives will have a home of their own. They have purchased a house in" Georgetown.

BARGAINS are sometimes found in unexpected places. One antique buff found, in a Davenport antique shop, an original Dixieland Jazz band record on the Gannett label. The price was 75 cents and he has since learned that it may bring $15 on the market. IT'S an old cliche but still true indeed it is a small world. Miss Lenora Purdy was on a world wide tour this summer when she unexpectedly met other Davenport treachers on a floating restaurant in Hong Kong.

Miss Marian Bates, Miss Opal Christie and Miss Euenice Dolmage had stopped there while on a trip that included Anchorage, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Bangkok, Taiwan, and finally, the Hawaiian Islands. Miss Bates teaches typing at J. B. Young. Miss Christie is a speech therapist for the Davenport Public School system and Miss Dolmage is at Hayes School.

Miss Purdy, who teaches civics and history at J. B. Young, likes to include colored slides taken on trips in her classroom work. She returned from this one with 25 rolls of' film. Her tour, sponsored by the National Education Association, included Taiwan, Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia, Nepal, Persia, Turkey, India, Greece and Japan.

This was her fourth trip abroad in five years and she returns this time saying as she has after each trip, "One is certainly glad that she is an U.S. citizen." SOME weeks ago in this column it was reported that a former Iowan, now in a rest home in Oklahoma, wanted to hear from those of us out here. The response totaled 57 post cards and many letters addressed to Mrs. Angelo Furrow, formerly of DeWitt and whose maiden name was Van Horn. One was from relatives in Delmar who had lost track of her.

August 26, 1967 of Davenport High School and Purdue is on active duty with the Navy in Washington, D. C. He graduated from the Naval Officers Candidate School, Newport, R.I. He affiliated with Sigma Chi Fraternity. VeRoo-Simmons Miss Katherine Gene De-Roo, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene U. DeRoo, 1112 26th Moline, will marry Dr. Dean F. Simmons, son of Dr.

and Mrs. II. D. Simmons, Mendota, 111. The couple plan a winter wedding.

Miss DeRoo was graduated tx 'Vxy tf vf 1 K. Saturday, I. A They're Lowery-Carmody Miss Kathleen Ann Lowcry and Ens. John C. Carmody are engaged and planning a November wedding.

Miss Lowery is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Low-cry, Kinsman, 111., and Ens, Carmody's parents are the E. M.Carmodys, 2915 E. Locust Davenport.

Miss Lowery is a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy, Springfield and Purdue University where she affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Sorority. She has completed a diabetic internship at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center. Ens. Carmody, a graduate Miss Adams, B.L. Wilken ire Engaged Miss daughter Nancy Lee Adams, of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl C. Adams, 3034 Magnolia Bettendorf, is engaged to Barry Lynn Wilken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland 0.

Wilken, 1959 N. Oak Bettendorf. The wedding will be held Sept. 22. A graduate of Bettendorf High School, Miss Adams attended the University of Iowa and is with the Rock Island Arsenal.

Her fiance, also a graduate of Bettendorf High School, is a student at St. Ambrose. He is with Syndicate Hub, Davenport. Freaking Out NEW YORK (AP) Jean Arthur returns to Broadway next season with a set of drums for a comedy stint in "The Freaking Out of Stephanie Blake." Last seen here in 1950 in "Peter Pan," Miss Arthur is to portray a Midwestern woman who gets involved with the in-set on a visit to Greenwich Village. The play's author is Richard Chandler, an assistant to Cheryl Crawford, veteran producer who will sponsor the exhibit Mrs.

George Garcia, Davenport, who is a student at St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing; Bonnie Standard, daughter of the E. Stand- ISM tj I Mrs. Earl Wilde, Rock Island, at left will defend her championship title in the Davenport Country Club Championship Tournament Sunday. Mrs.

Wilde will be matched against Mrs. Arthur Abrahsohn, center, Bettendorf in the 18-hole women's division. Mrs. Robert Kropp, Davenport, right, will meet Mrs. Emil Stimac of Davenport, not pic tured, to decide the nine-hole championship.

DAVENPORT COUNTRY CLUB matches in Class A resulted in a tie between Mrs. Frank Wilson, Davenport, and Mrs. A. A. Abrahamson, Bettendorf.

Class winner for 18 holes was Mrs. William Wagner, Bettendorf, and Mrs. Conrad Reinhard, Davenport, won the blind bogey. Mrs. Carl Wagner, Bettendorf, had the high score for nine holes in class Mrs.

Tom McCarthy, Davenport, for Class and Mrs. V.F. Same, Class C. Mrs. Robert Greer, Davenport, won the nine-hole blind bogey.

MRS. HARRY ALMOND, Davenport, won the Trans Mississippi and Western Pin events at Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club Ladies day this week. The weekly trophy went to Mrs. Art Lorenzen, Davenport for nine holes, in which Mrs. William Krebill, Mrs.

Hugh Simon, both Davenport, and Mrs. H.R. Parr, Moline, won special events. Special event winners for 18 holes were Mrs. Ben Potter, Rock Island; Mrs.

L.M. Orman, Rock Island Arsenal; Mrs. O.A. Korn, Davenport, and Mrs. Robert Perkins, Moline.

MRS. WILLARD HERBST, Rock Island, and Mrs. Ed Clark, Moline, won 18-hole competition at Oakwood Country Club. Nine-hole scores tallied by Mrs. Emil and Miss Ruth Blazer, both of Moline; Mrs.

Monte Steger, Rock Island, and Mrs. Richard Quigg, Milan, were high for ladies day. Special event winners are: Mrs'. Buzz Schrenips, Moline, 18 holes; Mrs. Paul Lundberg, Mrs.

Harold Currie and Mrs. Harry Forber, all Moline, nine holes. CREEK COUNTRY CLUB ladies day winners are: Mrs. Joseph DeVacht, Mrs. William Lawson; Mrs.

Charles Davis, all Rock Islanders; Mrs. Warren Goddard, Mrs. Elmer Norim and Mrs. Roy Gillen, all of Moline; Mrs. Fletcher Shanks, Davenport, and Mrs.

S. A. Holt, East Moline. Blind bogey winners are Mrs. Jack Young, Moline, and Mrs.

Joe Telford, Rock Island. SANDRA SCHMID ropractic Wash. Clinic, Tacoma, Schtnid-Paul The engagement of Miss Sandra Kay Schmid and James William Paul is revealed. Miss Schmid is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George R. Schmid, St Louis, and parents of her fiance are Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Paul, 2702 Fillmore Davenport.

The couple plan a June, 1968, wedding. The bride-elect graduated from Rooseveldt High School and Valparaiso University with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education'-She affiliated with Kappa Psi Omega Sorority. She is presently a third grade teacher in the Mehlville School District, St. Louis. Mr.

Paul, graduated from Central High School and Valparaiso with a bachelor of arts. He affiliated with Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and Pi Sigma Alpha political science fraternity. He is a student at the Uni-versity of Chicago Law School. Select Vow Dates Anderson-McDonough In a ceremony at 1 p.m. Sept.

9 at Holy Family Catholic Church, Davenport, Miss Susan Kay Anderson will become the bride of Gerald Thomas McDonough. Friends and relatives are invited to the ceremony and reception immediately after at Duck Creek Park Lodge-Miss Anderson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Anderson, Dixon, Iowa, and her fiance is the son of Mrs.

Isa McDonough, 1607ft Washington Davenport. The mother of the prospective bridegroom will host the rehearsal dinner at her home. Grosskopf-Voss The wedding of Miss Julie Ann Grosskopf and Fritz Voss will take place at 7 p.m., Sept. 9, in St Mark Evangelical Lutheran Church, Davenport Friends and relatives are invited to attend the ceremony and reception immediately after in Luther Hall The bride-elect is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Bernhard A. Grosskopf, 2312 W. 1st Davenport, and Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Voss, 4616 S. Concord Davenport, are parents of Jie prospective bridegroom. 6 Franklin Fotgtr real bargain only two tan 1 J' ma nr i mnn, I i. i. Society Deadline To give our readers the most current society news pos-siblev it is necessary for anniversary announcements to reach the society office approximately five days before they are to be published.

Pictures are used only beginning with 50th wedding anniversary stories. Anniversary stories are not published after the wedding date. The deadline for society information for the daily Times-Democrat is five days before the requested release date. This includes engagement and wedding portraits. Saturday weddings are recorded only in the Sunday edition.

At least one month must separate the publication of an engagement and wedding portrait The Final Touch Posters announcing the annual dance sponsored by the Junior Service League and Moline Public Hospital Auxiliary receive the "arty" touch by, from left, Mrs. Thomas Washburn, Moline, Mrs. David Lorimer, Port Byron, and Mrs. C. Georlett East Moline.

The "Volunteer Citizen of Rock Island County'' will be announced at the Oct. 7 party in Short Hills Country Club, East Moline, with dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Scholarship Presentation Members of of 'the River Chapter, American Business Women's Association, celebrated the chapter's ninth anniversary with a din ner at Dover Hall, Clayton House, Davenport, and the scholarship presentation. Recipients are Sherry Lynn Garcia, daughter of Mr.

and PHOTO tl GREG ICAUMONT GREY AS COHAN NEW YORK (AP) Joel Grey is to play George M. Cohan in a musical about the famous actor-writer-songsmith which is scheduled to open in April. Grey won stellar billing last season as the raffish emcee of the hit "Cabaret." THE GIRLS "And, Mother, it was a trums!" I Navy Mothers Set Sewing Day The Glen Youngkin Navy Mothers Club of Davenport will hold a sewing day Sept 7 at the home of Mrs. Herman Ploog, 1523 Grand Davenport. There will be a pot-luck dinner at noon and any interested mothers may attend.

The club has voted to donate $25 to the Iowa City Veterans Hospital for canteen books and $25 for comfort items. An additional $10 was voted for the Knoxville Veterans Hospital. Read and Use The Want Ads NOT TOO ninaxmiiirr 'inUiW-iOaL- ards of Galesburg, who is attending Eastern Iowa Community College, and Diane Elizabeth Golick, daughter of the Charles Golicks, Davenport, who, with Sherry, is enrolled in the data processing class at Eastern Iowa. The Davenport chapter is one of 699 in the U.S. that have distributed $100,000 in scholarships since the national organization's inception in 1949.

The new slate of officers includes Mrs. Irene Cooke, vice president; Mrs. Sigmund Smyk, recording secretary; Mrs. Ray Stevens, corresponding secretary, and Miss Georgia Brothers, treasurer. Speaker at the anniversary party was Henry Hutchison, service representative for Smith, Kline French Laboratories, Philadelphia, whose topic was "The Hidden Sickness." In discussing youth and drugs, Hutchison emphasized that young people should be made aware of the dangers inherent in the misuse of prescription drugs.

Also, only the weak and emotionally crippled abuse drugs to face life and only the dull and ignorant abuse drugs to enjoy life. W'rs VS? I. IHMII lU-JI'H l.U.W.JJilll nullum I 1 TV ix iii ir iiii'niitf jA i mrnir amiri in mm i mm i i.n. wr-mii LATE 1U JblNKULL $M'4 Inrollmtnti nw bln( atctpttd for Spt. clan 324.0313 It'i Mrs.

Edward Degitz' pleasure, as president of the Bend of the River Chupter, American Business Women's Association, to present $200 scholarships to, from left, Sherry Lynn Garcia, Bonnie Standard and Diane Golick, all of Davenport. ACADEMY OF IEAUTY 409 W. 3rd St. Davtnpert.