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I 1. Jeanetta Woltz Of Burt Weds Wesley Man Burt A wedding of interest to Burt residents took place at the LAtte Brown Church at hun when Jeanetta Lee Woltz. daughter of Mrs Wilfred Waltz, Burt, became the bride of Richard Craig Simpson, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Simpson of Wesley. Rev. Utterback performed double ring ceremony al the 3 p.m..

Friday. Dec. 9. The bride was attired in a stront-longth gown. of, winter wool.

Judy Marlow bridesmaid. the Wendell Schutjer was groom's attendant. The: bride is a 1960 graduate of Burt high school, and until the time of her marriage was ployed at Des Maines. 'The groom is employed as a truck driver and after March 1 will farm near Wesley. Christmas Programs Set hold at the Presbyterian Christmas program will bei Methodist churches at 7:30 p.th.

and, Wednesday, Doc. 21. At St. John's Lutheran church, the annual Christmas program will be bold at 7 p.m. Christmas Eve.

The annual Christmas program of the Burt Community will be held in the school School torium at 8.p.m., Thursday, Dec. 22. The annual Candlelight Services of the Burt Methodist and Presbyterian, churches will be hold at 7 o'clock, on Christmas Eve al the church. The Rev. Fred Samek will deliver the message of the evening 'and music will: be furnished by the joint choirs directed by Erna Baars.

Rushed To Hospital torans Hospital, Dos Moines. Earl Meier was rushed to- Ver varly last Thursday morning where is receiving 'medical tests and treatment. Engagement Announced Mrs Russell Shipler announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her caughter, Judy Bonney. San Antonio. Texas, to Gary Nauman.

con of Mr and Mrs Andy Nauman. Augusta. Wis. Doc. 31 has been chosen as the date of their marriage.

Christmas Program Members of the Burt. Womans club were present at the Christwas meeting of the club held at the Ray Dremmel home Monday evening. Taking part in the service wore Margaret Smidt. Helen Smith and Stenzel. Appropriato music was furnished by Erna Baars accompaning Francis 006 McDonald, soloist.

and girls trin, Min garot Krith, Marsha Dronmnet, and Sharon Miller. Assisting hostesses were Beulah Bullock, Marlene Stenzel, and Georgia Holding. Elect Officers The members of Kossuth Chaptor 201. Eastern Star, held cloctian of officers at their regular meeting Tuesday evening. ns Worthy Matron was Mrs Harold Holmeren: Worthy Pat-' ron, Wayne Dugan: associate tron.

Mary Georgia Hanson. nssociate patron. Miller: conductress. Mabolline Lovstad; sociate conductress. Irene Bjusfrom; treasurer.

Lefio McMullen; secretary. Genevieve Graham. The other officers are appointive and will be chosen by the worthy matron-elect. Decorating Contest The Burt Lions Club is again sponsoring an exterior home decoration contest this year. Winners of last years contest are noN eligible to compote again this year.

however, it is hoped that they will again decorate their homes to help beautify the town. Brother Passes Burt 'friends were sorry to learn of the death of C. R. Liming at his home In Montabello, Calif. Last rites for Mr Liming were held at the Blake Funeral lone, Wesley, at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 15. Rev. Fred Samok, Burt, officiated at the setvices. Mr Liming.

a retired carpenter, was a brother of Mrs Elva Simpson, former Burt resident. Mr and Mrs Fred Hilton were hosts in their home to the mombers of the Francis circle and their husbands. The group enjoyed a pot luck supper after which a film was shown by Rev. Fred Samek. Fred Hilton also showed slides taken on their vacation trip.

The group also enjoyed the singing of carols and an exchange of girts. Mr and Mrs K. J. Smith will be hosts over the Christmas end to their daughter and weckly, the Robert Jensens, Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs.

Frank Becker, Mrs Harold Becker, and Mr and Mrs Martin Becker. Algona, spent Wednesday in Fort Dodge. Mr and Mrs Richard Simpson. Wesley. entertained al dinner Sunday evening 111 honor of the birthday anniversary of her mother.

Guests were Mr and Mrs Wilfred Woltz. Mike and Patricin, Mrs Judy Wupben, and Dennis Shinler. Mr's Wilfred Woltz and Patricia and Judy Wubpen attended a. miscellaneous post nuptial showST for Mrs Richard Simpson at the Evangelical church in WesTuesday afternoon. Mrs Simpson 18.

the former Jeanetta Woltz. Fred Baum, Minncapolis, spent the weekend with his aunt and cation co or co one oh uncle, the F. C. Schwieterts. The members of the American Legion Auxiliary hold their Deeember meeting at the hall day evening.

18 doz. cookies were packed and sent to the Woodward State Hospital and gifts were sent to the Veterans Hospi1al Gift Shop. The group also voted to give $10 to the Retarded Children's Fund. Elva Boottcher received the dour prize. There will be no sowing meeting in December.

Mrs Cora Stow was hostess at her home Monday birthday party honoring Eva Mae Morris. Guests were Mesdames Lima Doge, Amelia Polhemus, Gertrude Santhoff and Clara Van Steenberg. The afternoon was spent visiting and playing flinch. Mr Mrs Howard McMullen visited Sunday at the home of Mr McMullen's sistor and family ant Cherokee. The annual Christmas party of the Fidelis class will be held at the home of Lefie McMullen with Ethel Smith assisting hostess Dec.

21. Mr and Mrs J. L. Miller spent several days in Omaha, where Mr Miller attended a cooperative Land Bank meeting. Mr and Mrs I.

J. Olson, Osage, were Sunday guests in the Ed. Frederickson home. Mr and Mrs Wayne Dugan and Wayne Jr. and Nancy left Monclay for Phoenix.

Ariz. where they will visit until after Chirstmas at'the home of Mr and Mrs A. Maltingly. Mrs Lula Kolly and Kathy, Estherville, were weekend guests in the Wayne Dugan home. On Sunday all were guests of the Jess Dugans, Algona.

Mr and Mrs Merwyn Cunningham. Lana and Merwyn Jr. spent Tuesday in Fort Dodge. Mrs Al Hinckley and Duane accompanied Mr and Mrs Marvin Niebuhr. Alden.

Minn. and Mrs Percy Bartolt Waldorf, Minn. to Oakdale Saturday where they visited with Al Hinckloy and Marilyn. Mr and Mrs Leonard Daniels were dismissed this past work from the hospital and came to the home of Mis Daniels, daughtor, Mrs Cliff Holding where they will now be at home. Donna Ostwald Of Whittemore Wed Dec.

17 Whittemore Donna Ostwald' and Dale Bell exchanged nuptial vows in St. Paul's" Lutheran church Saturday evening. Dec. 17. The Rev.

Cleo Kautsch performed the double ring coremony. 'Miss Ostwald is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William co NOEL Peace 012 Earth, Good Will 10 Men." What a wonderful Christmas message! May your Holiday be filled with this true spirit of Christmas and each of you blessed by it. WESTERN BUYERS pic to pin pin Do pin Dino Die Dias 02 070 a too one cot no BRAND YOUR GIFTS 8 With The Labels Everyone Knows! We have assembled a tremendous array of gifts for your. Christmas shopping gifts that you can give with confidence because they are labeled by reputable manufacDin turers who have spent years in building quality.

Here are just a few. Stetson Kupenheimer Clothcraft Griffon Skipper pin Jerks Arrow Prep 'Ray Gilbert Jumper Country Field Stream Hanson Lake tried to make this Christmas the best yet by offering to our customers. the newest in quality men's wear, Since at Christmas a woman's place is in a man's store. mothers, sisters, daughters, sweethearts find We want season around. shopping salespeople surroundings want you for Our at to you are aim everyone.

feel ZENDER'S pleasant. is free to experienced a to help come you delightful want and in make HIM often this experience. courteous. thrilled. a and happy look The We ZENDER'S ALL GIFTS ATTRACTIVELY WRAPPED Ostwald of Whittemore and Mr Bell 11 son of Mr and Mrs Elmer F.

Bell. West Bond. white chantilly lace gown The bride, was attired In a over satin with titted bodice and long sleeve: that tapered at the wrists. Her Skill was of lave with satin rosette and sweeping train. Her fingertip vail of English not illusion V.

by 31 crown of pearl. Her jowelry was a strand of peni necklace with matching carrin: Sim. carried bouquet of red Car twald was maid of honor. Janice Balgemann was bride and. Paul Louck of West Bend N8 best nian and Gale Moye: was groomsman.

Marvin Ostwald and Wayne Bell were usher: Ru bun Butzke was organist and MIs Norman Schultz sang. A reception was hold at the Plantation following the coreinuny. The bride attended the Luthcran parochial school and graduated in 1960 from Whittemore high school. Mr Bell also attended the Lutheran school and graduated with the class of 1959 and is employed with the Whittemore Feede Company. Upon their return from a work's hive in Whittemore.

C.D.A. Party Christmas sotting trip they will Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1960 Cr cha Berger. Dorothy Duffy, Genevieve Minnie Vaughn. Ella Burke, Mildred F.Ibert.

Mar and Virginia Pristor. Edward Potratz. son of Mr and Mix Herbert Potratz. entered St. Ann's huspital in Algona Monday and returned hon.

Thursday afternoon. Mrs Willian Robber entered: Lutheran hospital in Fort Dodge Monday as a choal patient. Mr and Mrs I. 11. Pertl left for Californ: Wedne day and wil? spunrl the winter 111 that state.

They expect to return to their I Alaona (la.) Upper Des Moines-3 an appropriate background for the annual Christmas party of the C. D. of A. in Acodomy hall Thursday evening. Following a pot-luck supper.

al program was given. Mary Lot. hach and a vocal group composed of Mary Gengler, Patricia Fickhohm, Barbara Elbert. Carol Nurre and Mary Loebach sang. accompanied by Frances O'Brien.

Two muscal readings were given by Frances Mosbach. A short business mooting WaS held with the grand regent Rita Derner presiding. Loretta Butler lecturer gave an interesting talk. Entertainment lollowed. with Katherine Spurgoon providing the music for the musical chair gift exchange.

Following is the committee which was in charge of the Christmas party: Catherine Crot1y. Grace Pickarski. Aurelia Bosch, Lorene Kollasch. Irene Waldron. Emly Koppen.

Zitn Bormann. Pearl Bosch, Mario Hogan, Marcella Hansen. Jean HOLIDAY DANCE Music by Henry Charles Garrigan High Gymnasium Sponsored by Algona C. D. A.

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assortment. filling, coated with toasted and salted 10 rich, dark chocolate. jaresistible homo here in April. The Sottin Hoax hold their Christmas card party Monday evening 31 the Wilbur Roober bond v. Mi4 Orville Barber as heret.

Robust Andercon, won high: Mrs James Schul1.7 low: and Mra Molvin Roober travel. They also ox hanged gifts. A post nuptiai shower was hold Wednesday vening in the Lutheran church parlors in ho. nor of Ms Me: sin Hedin. tho former Janice Malm In 500) Ah: Edwi.n Gret.

nort winning high: and Mrs Er. win Strucker, low. The bridle received many u-rful gifts. pa No NO no to no nO tia pa din tie in do die No tic No tie.