The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 7

THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Tuesday, April 5, 1960 Page Seven Helen linn't ETIQUIZ Henrichsen-Kickland Vows Read In United Church At Chamberlain Should or shouldn't you, if you're dinner hostess, serve the following meal accompaniments at a par- ficular time? And if so, when is the time? 1. Olives, celery? a) When salad is served bt With the meat tourse c) During: the soup course J. Crackers? a) Never exec pt with soup b) Never except with salad c) With or salad 3. Gravy, sauces? a) Only the food they ac- accompany b) Only immediately after that has been served c) Either 4.

Nuts? a) Just after dessert b) Up to dessert c) Throughout dinner 5. Fruit? a) After the dessert course b) Unless it is the dessert c) Before dessert is served Answers 1. 2. 3. 4.

5. b. TODAY'S ETIQUIZ MEMO Fruit and nuts may be part of your table setting when guests enter the dining room, but the latter should be removed before dessert is served, Kimball High Gels Grant For Guidance Project By Republic News Service KIMBALL The Kimball High rfhool has been selected as one if 10 schools In South Dakota for grant of $1,125 to be used In guidance work for the coming school term. This grant is provided for by- the federal govern ment and comes under the Na ttonal Defense Act. Schools applying throughout the state were rated on their proposed program for the coming school year and Kimball received the honor of having one of the 10 most workable programs.

The financial grant is to be used MA. AND MRS. R. G. UENRICHSEN (Photo by Barger) By Republic News Service CHAMBERLAIN At a candlelight service in the United Church of Christ In Chamberlain.

Mi as Diane Kickland became the bride of Richard G. Henrichsen the evening of March 25. The Rev. R. R.

Klein officiated. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Kickland and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Henrichsen, Mrs. Carole George was soloist and Mrs. Dean Stilley the organist. Peter Shrake and Roger Miller for guidance work and is granted for a one-year period only. This program will give attention to all fields of guidance, vocational, ac- were ushers.

After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Richard Adamsoii assisted. Out of town guests attending the wedding were Miss Carol Henrichsen and Miss Maxlne Karolovitz of Rapid City; Mrs. Carole George and children of Riverton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Schelle of Ken' nebec. Mr. and Mrs, Henrichsen will make their home in Chamberlain where he is employed In the office of the Corps of Engineers. SPRING PARTY By Republic News Service WHITE RIVER Monday evening.

March 28. White River ademic and personal. jWoman's Club held Its annual The Kimball guidance program spring party at the home of Louise will be under the direction of John VanBeek, who will be returning to Kimball for his second year. VanBeek plans to attend summer school to qualify himself for his new position. Humphrey.

Dinner was served at 7 p.m. Then the guests played five Members of the party committee were Alva Kell, Louise Humphrey, Anna Jones and Genevieve Will. PENNEY'S NEW EASTER ARRIVALS! LOOKING WITH HO PUHt EASY-CARE COTTONS come pick yours first! Pimos! Broadcloths! Piques! Dobby Ginghami! Clip Fringes! Every one of thest pretty cottons machine wash, need if any, ironing! Come tee the beautiful styles in big and little sitter sixes, trimmed with trait laces, perfect for Easter! Sixes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. 2" TO 6 95 Four Bridge Clubs At Kimball Entertained By Republic News Service KIMBALL Mrs. Delmar Skluzak entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club March 30.

Guest substitutes were Mrs. R. R. Jones, Mrs. Arlow Olson, Mrs.

Dean Christensen and Mrs. Bill Westendorf. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ray Brennan, Mrs. Rose Skluzak and Mrs.

Christensen. Merry Maids Club The Merry Maids Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Ida Dorwart the afternoon of March 31, Mrs. Lee Steinfeldt and Mrs. Bill Westendorf were guest substitutes.

Prizes went to Mrs. Dan Dorwart, Mrs. Rose Skluzak and Mrs. Matt Reuland. Jolly Bidden) Club Mrs.

Lee Steinfeldt was hostess to the Jolly Bidders Bridge Club the afternoon of March 29. Guest substitutes were Mrs. Forrest Gustafson and Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders. Prizes went to Mrs.

Matt Reuland, Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Bill Westendorf. Friday Club Mrs. Harold Sanders entertained the Friday Evening Bridge Club March 31.

Guest substitutes were Mrs. Jack Ryan and Mrs. Marvin Hasvold. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Hansen, Mrs.

Bert Martin and Mrs. Arlow Olson. WSCS Meets Mrs. Bill Guthmlller was hostess to the Woman's Society of Christian Service in her home the evening of March 31. Mrs.

John S. McClenahan presided. Mrs. Grant Close led devotions and Mrs. Lillian Hawn gave the lesson.

It was voted to serve the woman bowlers' banquet April 25 at the Legion Hall. The next meeting- will be the afternoon of April 14 at Wesley Hall with Mesdames Raymond and Robert Young as hostesses. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER By Republic News Service and Mrs. Joseph Pillar entertained a number of friends when they gave a dinner at their home the evening of March 31. The guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Lelghton Gemar and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Foss and daughter, and Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Nelles. The evening hours were spent informally. Birthdays Marked At Alpena Gatherings By Republic News Service ALPENA To observe the birthday of Mrs. Jake Neuharth and Mr.

and Mrs. Ernan Grace, Getting Ready For Food, Fancy Fair a druc sbEAntteDr 5iSs For weeks members of the Methodist Hospital Auxiliary hare been busy at work carrying out plans for the sale of fancy work and Easter Hems at the gigantic Food and Fancy Fair to be held Saturday in the parlors of the First Methodist Church. Sponsored by the hospital auxiliary, the proceeds from the benefit will be used to purchase needed hospital equipment. Also on sale will be home-made baked goods, everything good to eat. Lunch will be served, also.

Pictured above with rabbits, baskets, corsages, hats, tally favors, they have made are from left, Mrs. George Faber and Mrs. Otto Sambo, and standing, are Mrs. Val Sanbom and Mrs. Lewis Murphy.

Others on the craft committee include Mrs. Charles Klingaman, Mrs. E. J. Van Wcsten and Mrs.

Martin Osterhaus. (Republic Photo by Tlce) a potluck dinner was served at the Local Cafe March 28. There were 18 guests. Surprise Party Self-invited guests arrived at the Leo Koerner home the evening of March 25 to celebrate Mrs. Koerner 's birthday, A carry-in lunch was served sfter a social evening.

Guests were and Mrs. Lyle Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Neuharth, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Koerner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brandenburg and family.

Birthday Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. John Thill of Mitchell entertained Sunday celebrating Mrs. Thill's birthday. Their guests were Mr.

and' Mrs. Alvin Hein of Alpena, Mr. and Mrs. George Thill of Woonsocket and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Metzger and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hein daughter of Mitchell. and Men's Club Meets Members of the Methodist Men's Club met at the church the evening of March 27-with Otto Kunze presiding. Ivan Kunze led the worship service.

The lesson was in charge of Rodpey Holllngsworth and Larry Kunze. Lutheran League Meets Mrs. Fred Kopfmann gave a reading at the meeting of the Earlville Lutheran League evening of March 27. The meeting was held at the church with Jerry Pederson presiding. Lloyd Arhart conducted devotions.

Carol Arhart played a piano solo. The Rev. Jacob Askeland gave the Lenten message. MYF Meets A film'strip on "Symbols In Christianity" was shown at the meeting of the Senior MYF the afternoon of March 27. The lesson was in, charge of the Rev.

Donald Greenough. The Senior MYF workshop will be held in the church April 6 at 7:30 p.m. Myrle Nelson, conference youth director, will participate. By Republic News Service DALLAS Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Gruhn entertained their card club the evening of March 27. prespnt. were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sinkular.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Sinkular.

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Jacobsen. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Hoffart, all of Dallas: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schuenman, Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Shaffer, Mr.

and Mrs. Erv Frark, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sasche, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Devish and Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McCanCe, all of Gregory.

Birthdays Noted A dinner was given at Leonard Jansen home March 27 marking the 12th birthday of Mary Jane Jansen and the ninth birthday of Ricky Jansen. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wardrip of Winner, Mr. and Mrs.

Merten Wardrip and of Colome and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman and son of, Pierre. Evening Party Mr. and Mrs.

Art Christianaoa entertained at an evening party March 24. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vavurska, Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Schweigert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Me- Connell and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lopour and daughter.

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