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act Upper 2, I960 'V Bwrt Rsehelle Andrews, Brlde-lo-bCf was honored by a large ifroiip of ladies at a mis- $ellane6us showed Thursday evening at the.Methodist church. Her mother, Mrs Dean Andrews poured, A short program was ed arid included' two duets by Francis McOohald and Cariiyn Hinckley, accompanied by Sheryi Smith; a reading by Evelyn Angus, two duets'by Barbara and Dremmel, accompanied by Marlene Stenzel, and recalling past in Rochelle's life by Esther Christensen. Fern Furst registered the guests. In charge, of the gift table was Esther Christensen. 'S- Rochelle was assisted in open- ftig her many gifts by her sister, Pamela and Esther Christensen.

Hostesses were the Mesdames l)elmar Angus, Jim Christensen, Wendell Drenj- Dale DUndas, Arie.Ditt'mer, Fred Davis, E. vifredrlckson, Graham, Cliff folding, Al Fred Habegar, Dick Duane Elsie Jx)ckwood, M. I. Lichter, Ed Larson, G. H.

G. Mc, Cecil Long, J. Mitchell, Clkferfee ttiebhoff, )n Ortmin, dhus Scott, Roger Seott, Luilla Bch6ncki smith, Glenn -sfhd' flay Westling. will become the brido of Michael -Scbtt, at the Burt Methodist church Sunday evening, August 14. Mrs Jessie Rash was to have all her 'children, except Morma, Mrs 1 James Storing, esk Heights, tbgether; at her home 'f6r first in many years.

Visiting at Mrs Rash's home this week were Mr 'and Mrs Lelghton Rash and Jeffrey Lee, Riverside, California; Mr and Mrs Wm. fi. Ernst and family, North Brook, Mrs Orville 0. White and Tommy, Nashville, Mr a'nd Mrs Wm. Radtke and Mr and Mrs Chet Webb and Gary, Mr and Mrs John Rash and baby, and Mr and Mrs David Miller and Leslea, all 6f Algona.

Mary Susan Radtke who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs Jessie Rash for past 6 weeks returned nome in MUs-f kegon, Mich, with h'er parents the Wm. Radtkea. Miss Bunkofske Honored A large number of relatives and friends gathered at the Burt 'Legion, hall Tuesday evening, Where attended a miscellaneous shower for Ruth Bunkofske. i Georgia" Holding, program chairman, announced the follow- ing pr6gram! dold by Bat-! barl Dfemiftel, acccinpanied by 8rhB'. flfldings by JUdy dnU solo by Joanritt 'temfttii, I Mrs rferry registered the gifts and Rttth was assisted in opening Eulan 'Schuler, Betty Peterson.

Sharon Peterson and Joanne Aekermart. Ruth will become the bride of Eugene -Heerdt the -Burt Gospel church Aug. Hostesses at the showed the-Mesdames Agneis. Siewari Georgia Holding, Dorothy Petegi Riebhoff, Flossie Bartlett, Virgip Trenary, Dorothy Seott, Alleeda Harms, John Gifford, Muriel Ackerman, Dorothy a u. Ethel Dremmel, Mary Jean Andrews, Iva Marie Mary Beth Hamilton, Hamilton Smidt, Lucille Behrends, Gladys Boeckholt, Francis Smith, Robert Bonnett and Hazel Larson.

No Church Sunday 1 Rev. and Mrs Fred and Cheryl Ann left Saturday 'for northern "Minnesota, where they are joining friends for a tw'o week vacation. will', be ino church 'Suriday, School vice's at the Methodist church August 7., Jeanetta Woltz and 'Linda Stenzel, who are employed in Des' Moines, spent the 'Weekend with their parents the Wilfred Woltz and Mrs Ella Stenzel; St. John's Ladies Aid Will meet at the church-August 11 instead of the usual meeting, day. Mr and, Mrs Walter Steward MONDAY NIGHT, AUG.

8, NBC-TV GARDENS STARRING ESTHER WILLIAMS WITH GUEST STARS FERNANDO LAMAS JOEY BISHOP DICK POPE, THE AQUAMAIDS, THE MANIACS, CYPRESS GARDENS SKI WORLD CHAMPION DIVERS, CYPRESS AQUABABIES. i UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION are enjoying a week's J-ofAheft 1 arid WH8 th SUCttftu ffflft, Mrl Beaft'McMvf4wH ed at a get 'acquainted coffee at the home of jDhe.d&f this past week. Ttte are newcomers to Mr and Mrs N. RibS Of Port are at, the home ofi her parents', jthe Robert ME rind, airs are spendihg fl vff'e'S- tion" with; his jMrehu; Mr and Mrs W. Brandt and Dorothy, Wells, Mihn.

were Wednesday evening visitors, at the Al Hinckley home-, i has been attending, summer school at Rollo, completed course and arrived at Bis home on Saturday, Mr and John Harps are parents of their second' daughter, Dixie at July 'Mfs Wallace (Hawcott ahd'M'rs drove to' Perry Tuesday where they niet- Mrs Etja 1 Holdren, who was returning 'two month visit with relatives in California. Mrs 'Matilda McFarland, Swea City, is spending a ew Delays the home of her £aught er Mts G. McFarland'. arid Mrs James Woltz and children spent from Thursday untiPTui day her. motaer, and Sisters Esfhervijle' while hef husband was attending National Conference for Lutheran Sunday School Teachers at Louis, Mo.

The Young'Adults'Club, of the Methodist church will- meet Sunday evening, August 7., W.S.CiS. will meet at 2:15 Aug. 3. Mrs M. 1 Richards will have devotions; and Georgia Holding will be.

in charge of the Hostesses are Helen Steward, Edna Smith, Veima Coolj and Rowena Ryerson. The Prebyterian Circles will meet August 3. Circle A-will meelt in the evening at the of Esther and Ruth Circle will meet at h'pm'V of Maricj. and Circle G. will the -church with Verda Kienitz hostesses.

Bancroft Girl Injures Chin In Swimming Bancroft Rita HendricksCiri daughter'fef Mr and Mrs' Richard' Chipman.Umd to under herLchin when i 1 ps iipl jured at the sw'irrirh'ing poqi. Has Major Surgmy Mrs Heleri Doocy underwent! major surgery at St. Ann hospital Friday. at Armstrong of Keith of Mr of Mf Eittd Mrs Armstrong. The double-ring ceremony was performed in the Nazareth heran''church by Rev.

L. R. Meirtecke of Lakota' gave the sermonette at the 'wedding. The bride was In sheet Ofgartza length'veil and carried'a', quet of deep rose sweetheart roses' honor was "Mrs Dean Ricord arid bridesmaid-was Shelda The! groom was attended by Donald Johnson and pavid Boekelman. Ushers were Robert Sheldahl and Ben Sweeney.

After the ceremony a reception Was held in the church base' ment with 175 in attendance. The groom is a graduate of the Lakota High School, served ir the marines and is' now employed at Austin, Mimt. Thie bride graduated froirTthe Armstrong high school and at- Jiended beauty school in- Fairmont. She will continue that work in Austin, where they will be at 'home -after week's wedding 'Honored With Shower. Relatives of Gerald Biersted honored his fiancee, Helen'Mam- menga, with 'a miscellaneous ishower Monday night at the 'Lutheran parish hall.

The program consisted of. a duet, then a small basket was brought in arid Corsages from it were pinned ori the nonoree, Mrs W. D. Ley, Mrs Gene Garrett and Mrs A. C.

Biersted. Helen gifts. She will be marHed Aug. 7 at 3 p.m to son of Mr and Mrs A. C.

Biersted. Annual Picmc Mr and Mrs T. R. Estle attended the annual.Old Settlers Picnic at Grant Center Sunday. Mr Estle received a gift for being the oldest man present.

After the usual pot-luck dinner, a program was held and then election of of- Eiccrs. Vern Anderson is the new president, Mrs W. L. vice-president, and Mrs Al Ziel-, ske, secretary and treasurer. 1 i' ipK tewsumuo; -juo bMhdif the 'AlWft of 'Center, thfr NeTsoh.

Mr and MrS'ttdyce 1 ttifipeft'atid family, of Washbutrt jpefli the weekend at the parental William fiippen home. C. F. Ennenberg family Mift lire na'd efi at the Httfbfd son and Ray Hintzjhbmes. M6ttflyl in nonoi 1 of uta Tom re- Bible 1 Geilen.

Llttdtf -fibftWite Ton Addy, a'nd fiwfght Oorefibush turned af- week attending 'Llitheran at.Lake Mr Sttjl. sRochester. J. 'dinner g'ue'sts-at ting and Dattemyited Sunday, at home 6f hef Helmick's Remvick. of ere 'Jut- ith 'Were the Carl ENDS TONIGHT (WED.) Arid THURSDAY, FRIDAY; SATURDAY BIG ADMISSION 75c FEAT If RES FiREE THE MOST UNUSUAL ADVENTURE UNDER THE EARTH! Banns Published Banns of marriage wore pub- lished Sunday for James son of Mr and Mrs Edward Gocho, and Carol Rustemicr, daughter of Mr and Mrs William RUstemier.

They will' be married; in St. Johns Catholic August 14. "I Between Phillip Vaskc, son of Mr and Mrs Ed'ward VasUe, and; Margaret Rose N'urre, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Nurrc. This wedding will take place in St. Johns Catholic church.

Alice Mcnke, who has been here on a two week vacation, returned to Sioux City Sunday where she, is a student at St. Joseph School of nursing. She and Donna Bergman will graduate there August ill. Many a housewife spends twg hours a day telling her neighbor she doesn't have enough time to do her housework. Ends Tonight (Wed.) Rogers And Hammerstein's "SOUTH PACIFIC" ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE BELOVED STOKY-TEUefi'S fOK ALL AGES QF THE HEMTl nJncle Passes Vera and Viola received word Monday night of the death their uncle, William Huettner of Snohomish, Wash.

Their father was there at tne time of his death, having gone there last week. The deceased was 65 and lived in Lakota many years -ago Two Win Ribbo.is Some of the Aggressive Lads sltended a swine, beef, dairy and sheep judging workout at the Thbrcson brothers farm at Swea City July 20. Those attending were Robert Beck, Roger Becker, Lynn Hert- xkc, John Kollasch, Arnold Sachs, David Sleper, Burdette and John Hoeppner. Monday, July 25th, Marvin Rippentrop and Arnold Sachs won red ribbons at the county demonstration contest at Burt. Mrs Raymond Winter entertained at a coffee Tuesday after- CHARLES BRACKET! HENRY 15VIN WAtnERREISCH CHARLES BRACKOT SECOND EXCITING HIT THE SCREEN EXPLODES Plus 2 Color Cartoons Yes 6If YOUR CAR AND All ITS OCCUPANTS WILL BE ADMITTED FOR ONE BUCK (A DOLLAR TO YOU) CONTINUOUS SUNDAY FROM 1 P.

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