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June 4, 1964
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Thursday, June 4, 1964
G R 0 SSE P 01 N TEN E W S Page Thirteen
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Newlywed Cudlips
Travel To Europe
Pair to Make Home in New York City: Brida Wears
Family Dress and Heirloom Veil for
Rites Monday in Roslyn, L.I.
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Miss Caroline Morris Byers, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Frederic Byers, Jr., of Old Westbury, Long
Island, was married Monday to David Rockwell Cudlip,
For The Wedding
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MARY T. HILL and JUDITH
LOMAX will be graduated from
Bradford JunIor College, Brad.
ford, Mass., at its 161st commencemem
June 8. Mary is the
daughter of ELWOOD W. HILL,
of Beverly road, and Judith is
the daughter 6f MR. and MRS.
ALLEN M. LOMAX, of JUdge
road.
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to cultivate
greater inter.
est in PIANO
PLAYING and
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to our YOUnl
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I son of Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Cudlip, of Lakeshore
road,
The ceremony was per.
formed at St. Mary's Ro.
man Catholic Church, Rosiyn,
Long Island, with the
Most Reverend Monsignor
G e 0 l' g e Lewis Smith, of
Aiken, S.C., officiating.
The bride is the granddaugh.
ter of Mrs. William Russell
Grace, of Old Westbury, and the
late Mr. Grace, and of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Frederie Byers, of
Sewickley, Pa.
Mr. Cudlip is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cudlip,
late of Iron Mountain, Mich.,
and Dr. and Mrs. William P.
Bope, of Decatur. Mich.
J. Frederic Byers, III, gave
his sister in marria'ge. The maid
of honor was Alison G r ace
Byers, H, sister of the bride
wore a family dress and an heir.
loom veil.
William John Cudlip, brother
of the bridegroom, was best
man. The ushers were Charles
Thomas Cudlip, brother of the
bridegroom, W i 11i a m Russell
Grace Byers and Montgomery
Ladew Byers, brothers of the
bride, ,_TohnWillis Patten, Marcus
Wellington Smith, L. Nicholas
Ruwe, William King Howenstein,
Murray William Sales,
Louis Marx, Jr., Dale Tobin
O'Donnell, F ran cis Martin
Greene, Jr., and Cyril F. O'Neil.
Mter a European trip, the
couple will reside' at 10 East
End avenue, New York City.
Clubs to Hear
Bill Knowland
The Worn en's Republican
Club of Grosse Pointe, in conjunction
with the Indian Vil.
lage Women's Republican Club,
the East Side Women's Republican
Club, and the 5th Legislative
District Club, is bringing
the Honorable William F. Knowland,
former senator from California,
to Detroit.
The joint meeting w1ll be held
Thursday, June 11, at the Whittier
Hotel. A reception to meet
Senator Knowland will be held
at 6 p.m., dinner will be at 7,
and his address will begin at
8:15.
Senator K now 1and, wellknown
as a prominent figure in
bot h Californi'a and ncltional
politics, has served in the Cali.
fornia State Assembly and ,the
California State Senate. He was
appointed to the U.S. Senate to
fill the unexpired term of the
late Hiram W. Johnson and
later was elected twiee to fill
~tx-year terms. He has been
bot h Senate Majority Leader
and Senate Minority Leader.
He has been a U.S. Delegate
to the General Assembly of the
United Nations. During World
War II, he served in the European
Theatre with the U.S.
Arm y. At present, Senlltor
Knowland is the Assistant Publisher
and General Manager of
the Oakland Tribune and is
chairman of the California
"Goldwater for President Committee".
Tickets for dinner and the
speech are $4.00; for the speech
only, $1.50. Reservations may be
made by cor.tacting the ~lcket
chairman: Mrs. Palmer T. Heenan,
1000 Bishop, Grosse Pointe
Park, TU 2.2138.
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Teking A 'Coffee Break'
(Continued from Page 12)
bouquet of white roses and steph'anotis.
Theodora Carnaghi was her
The newly-elected board of directors
of the Women for the United Foundation
enjoyed a cup of coffee at their
first planning session Thursday, May 21,
at the United Foundation headquarters.
Pouring for members is MRS. WORTH
PEA Training
Course Offered
Because of increasing aware.
ness of the problems confron.ting
young people and the family
group under. the pressures of
modern living, the Education
Section of the Departemnt of
Mental Health for the State of
Michigan has developed a program
to help parents understand
youth !>roblems and to
aid in developing stronger
family relationshjps.
Parent Education Associates,
a group sponsored by this Department.
is offering a threeyear
course in lay leadership
training for parents in the
Grosse Pointe area.
Instructor is Miss Esther L.
M. Midd'1ewood, Chief of the
Education Section and un.
doubtedly known to many from
her appearances before local
church and school groups.
The first year of the course
brings the parents tog-ather
once a month for- informal discussion
concerning emotional
growth and child development
as weH as adult relationshipS
within the family and the com~
munity. Participants have the
opportunity to exchange ideas
and ahsorb new princlp-les, relating
them to their ~wn experiences.
There is no homework
required.
'rbe second year continues
discussion in the same vein, as
weB as exploring techniques in
group leadership and the suitable
use of materials and re~
sources available within the
community .
The third year will concentrate
on discussion of topics of
greatest interest to th~ members
and will emphasize program
planning and badership
within the group.
The aim of this program is I
to help parents become more
comfortable with themselves
and to guide their children better,
Members will be trained
in group leadership and program
presentation so they may
later be able to mllet with other
parents and' help them to evaluate
what they read and to profit
from mutual experiences. There
is no charge for participatIon.
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KRAMER, president. Others pictured are
(from left to right): MRS. JAMES BECK,
of Hampton road; MRS. MARTIN HAY-
DEN, of Merriweather road; and MRS.
JAMES H. QUELLO, of Berkshire road.
Shurmur-Carnaghi
sister's maid of honor, in a floor
length frock of pink peau de
scie with a Chantilly lace jacket.
Dressed indentically were the
b rid e sma ids, Mrs. Leonard
Carnaghi, sister-in-law of the
bride; Carole Addy, Anne Marie
DeMarco and Judith Higgins.
Their headpieces w ere pink
peau de soie roses, and their
flowers were pink carnations.
Flower girl Carol Yope, niece
of the bridegroom, wore a short,
sleeveless d res 8 with a full
skirt and lace jacket, matching
the bridesmaids; and carried a
nosegay of pink carnations.
GeraJd Jelsomeno served as
bridegroom's best man. Ushers
were Harry Cable, Leo n a r d
Carnaghi, Michael Kreig and
Stanley Rzatkowski; and Scott
Shurmur, of Laramie, Wyo., Ilhe
bridegroom's nephew, was ring
bearer.
For
t .
her
Mrs. Carnaghi chose a powder
blue Chantilly lace sheath dress
with matching accessories, and
a corsage of cymbidium orchids.
Mrs. Shurmur's sheath dress
was fashioned of light blue lace,
and she also wore a cymbidium
orchid corsage.
For traveling to the Upper
Peninsu[a, the new Mrs. Shur.
mur chose a three pieCe pink
silk suit, with matching accessories.
The newlyweds will make
their home in Ann Arbor.
Out.of.town guests a t the
wedding included Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Shurmur and th e i r
children, Scott, Sally Ann and
Susan, of Laramie, Wyo.; Dr.
and Mrs. A. E. Gregory, of New
Carlisle, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Verle
McGilvery, of Kettering, 0.; and
Mr. and Mrs. Ale Borkowski, of
Munising, Mich.
SHADY DEALS
Stay on the level-some fellows
never look ahead for fear
daughter's wedding, they'll see their finish.
Famous Artist To Teach Here
I n t ern a t Ion a 11y fl1ffioUSfall New York showing at the
painter-teacher Hughie Lee. Janet Nesler Gallery in October.
Smith will come from New York He will also have a one man
and Princeton to teach at the show at Pr,;nceton next year. He
Grosse Pointe War Memorial
teaches at the Princeton Country
Day S c h 0 oland at the
Center this summer.
Mr. Lee.Smith is well known
Studio.on.the-Canal in Princeton.
in the Detroit area for he has
conducted. c I ass e s here and Hughie will teach landscape
taught pamting to some of the! . . .
most prominent people in the: pamtmg at the War Memonal
community. His works hang in I which he finds to be a perfect
the Detroit Institute of Al.t:; and setting for such instruction for
he has received many coveted students may pick sights around
awards not only in Detroit but the beautiful grounds and gar.
i throughout this country and dens and receive individual in.
! abroad. He currently paints in struction at the locations they
New York and will have his i select.
Beautifully
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TODAY
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refresh men ts
Vows
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