Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

SOCIAL FARE By PEG O'BRIEN SOCIAL CALENDAR Jayccttcs Christmas Club Molhcr-dauBhler dinner, home econo ICS Hifih Kock County Thursday rederation 's Club Thursday MacDowcll 's Club Thursday Club PTA Christmas program Washington School Joins Fraternity Robert E. Knopes, Janesvilie, has been initiated into Wisconsin Beta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsiion at the University of Wisconsin. Knopes is a junior majoring in history. PERSONALS Mrs. Wayne A.

Munn, 1720 River Road, has returned after a holiday visit in the Chicago area. She was the guest of lier nephews, Donald Campbell, Winnetka and Scott Campbell, Hinsdale. Mrs. James McGuire, Rte. 3, was admitted Monday to Methodist Hospital, Madison.

Miss Judy Bell has returned to Lawrence College, Appleton, after a holiday recess with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bell, 305 Jefferson Ave. Miss Bell accompanied her parents to Chica go Saturday to attend the opera "Don Carlo." Miss Margaret Cunningham, 20 N. Wisconsin has returned from St.

Paul where she spent two months with her cousin, Dr. Helen Hart, University of Min nesota professor. F'ete Sam Gilberto's Fiancee at Shower Miss Jeanette Grover, Waupun, who will be married to Sam Gil berto in St. Patrick's Church Jan. 18, was honored at a'shower Tuesday evening in Labor Temple.

Hostesses were Mmes. Sam Moccero, Charles Costello, Curt Bouton, C. J. Gilberto and Wayne Mitchell. Forty-four guests played bunco, prizes going to Mmes.

James La Petri, Lillian Raasch, Paul Ris- meyer, Gerald Nolan, Fred Naatz and the Misses Laura Schaller, Vicki Lynn Bouton and Jeanette Grover. Mr. Gilberto, former Janesvilie resident, is employed at the Kro ger store in Waupun. Coming Events Wednesday evening Men's Club-EUB Church, 7:30, Christmas Decorations Show YWCA, 7:30. Thursday noon Hotel, 12:10.

BAZAAR AND CHILI SUPPER Friday, Dec. 6 SALVATION ARMY 3 P.M. Baked Goods, Candy, Fancy Work, Grab Bags. Supper, 50c 1 omoiTow DAY SPECIAL PRICES Dial PL 4-3637 218 W. Milwaukee St.

Evelyn Albert Asmus Are Married studio MRS. ALBERT A. ASMUS At a candlelight ceremony in First Congregational Church Saturday evening Evelyn Carol Jones and Albert Arthur Asmus repeated marriage vows after the Rev. Herbert C. Kimmel.

Gladioli and pompons made the background for the 6 o'clock rites. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones, 161 S. Fremont chose a gown of bridal blue embroidered crystalette.

Styled with portrait neckline and ledge sleeves, the elongated waistline accented a bouffant ballerina skirt with butterfly bow in the back. Her circular veil of silk il- lusian was held by a swiss hair- braid crown entwined with pearls, A white orchid rested on the bride's white Bible. Mrs. Winston Weber, as her sister's matron of honor, appeared in a cotillion blue velveteen dress designed with scoop neckline and brief sleeves. A crushed taffeta cummerbund accented the bustle back skirt.

Mrs. Weber completed her attire with an open crown plateau hat of velveteen petals centered with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink roses. Galen Smith, the bridegroom's brother-in-law, was best man; Thomas Jones, the bride's brother, and Edwin Kernen, the bridegroom's nephew, ushers. Following a reception for 150 at the Vets Club the couple departed for northern Wisconsin.

They will live at 210 Clark St. Mrs. Asmus is employed at George W. Borg Delavan, and her husband at Janesvilie Sand and Gravel Co. Mr.

Asmus is the son Arthur Asmus, Albany. BAKE SALE FRIDAY, DEC. 6 9 A.M. Wisconsin Power Light Co. For Pickups CaU 4-9390 Sponsored by VFW Auxiliary 1621 Smartly Styled Polished Cotton Blouse (Hand Washable) Suits Jackets Skills 9 Toieadois 9 Slacks Slips Panties Bras GirdleM Hosiery GaTiez Belts Jeannette's 111 W.

Milw. St. PL 4-3969 Send Holiday Flowers F. T. FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY Remember out-of-town friends and loved ones with beautiful fragrant flowers and call DAVY to-be-sure! DAVY Flora Prospect Ave.

Dial PL 2-74Sf Yule Dance at YWCA Saturday The Young Adult Club of vilie will hold a Christmas dance at the YWCA Saturday evening, open to all young people in this area over 18 years of age. The dance will start at 8 o'clock. Entertainment has been planned, and refreshments will be served. There will be a small admission fee. The activities of the Young Adult Club, including this dance, are open to anyone over 18, either with date or without.

There will also be an informal get-together Sunday evening Dec. 15, beginning at 7:30. Young adults, whether they have attended meetings previously or not, are invited to stop in. Sorority Dance Saturday Night "Candy Cane Frolic" is the theme for the Christmas dinner dance which Xi Lambda Exemplar and Theta Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor at Morse Hills Club, Beloit, Saturday evening. The Footwarmers, Williams Bay, will play from 9 to 11.

Mrs. Thomas Norton is dance chairman. Guest tickets may be obtained from sorority members. Senator Carr Speaker for County PTA Iva Thompson Is Bride in First Lutheran Church Steven Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Albert, 519 N. Garfield was born in Mercy Hospital Saturday. Mr. Albert is social studies teacher in Junior High School. Mrs.

Albert is a former Roosevelt School teacher. Two months old Michele Ann became the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Medicus, Detroit, Nov.

26. Mr. Medicus, son of Mrs. Helen Medicus, 809 Pleasant is a Chevrolet engineer at the Willow Run plant. Susan Kathryn, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert S. Blumreich, 1517 Carrington was baptized Sunday in St. John Vianney Church by the Rev. John Walsh.

Mrs. Kenneth J. Lohry and Michael Steed were sponsors. Susan has three brothers, Robin, 10; John, 7, and Richard, 5. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Blumreich and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ambler. AUXILIARY SUPPER EDGERTON American Legion Auxiliary will hold a 6:30 potluck supper this evening in Le- CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank my friends, relatives and neighbors for their many kindnesses during the illness and at the death of my husband, Oliver White.

I would especially like to thank the doctors, nurses and staff of Mercy Hospital for their thoughtful care, the Rev. Mr. Riggs and the Rev. Mr. Nielsen for their visits and comforting words.

Sophia White SENATOR CARR "Educational Legislation" will be the topic Senator Peter Carr will discuss at the meeting of the Rock County PTA Council at p.m. Wednesday in the Rock County courthouse. The business session will con sist of electing officers with Mrs Corydon Wright, Beloit, Rock County chairman of Fifth Dis trict PTA presiding. PTA's of Rock County public schools are welcome. This will be an opportunity to hear of edu cational bills and how the legisia ture operates.

A question and an swer period Will be conducted on PTA policies and procedures. Mrs. William Vierck, Beloit president of the Fifth District PTA, which consists of Rock Green, Lafayette, Iowa, Grant Crawford and Richland counties will be a consultant. Mrs. Henry Gould, state district service chairman of the Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers, will also be present to act as a resource person.

Refreshments and a social hour will conclude the session. To Slice Roll When you are slicing a roll refrigerator cookie dough, use a sharp knife and a sawing motion. gion Hall. Mrs. Hazel Bailey is chairman of the supper committee.

Initiation of new members will follow the business session. Clubs, Lodges Triumph Camp of Royal Neighbors will have its Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Homestead, 7 S. Main St. Fifty cent gifts will be exchanged.

Janesvilie Hammond Organ Society will hold its monthly meeting at 8 this evening at Krause's Town and Country. There will be no meeting of Home League at the Salvation Army Thursday evening because of the bazaar to be held Friday, Members are to have bazaar donations in by Friday noon. PICTURE FRAIiMNQ RT STUDIO 213 £. Milwaukee St. HOLIDAY BAZAAR MT.

ZiON E.U.B. CHURCH 2130 Mt. Zion Road FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6 2 p. m.

8 p. m. Fancy Work Fish Pond Rugs Baked Goods Etc. CAFETERIA SUPPER, 5 p. m.

Barbecue Beans Tuna Casserole Salad Rolls Cake Pie Ice Cream Coffee HEY! LOOK! Save time- Why spend time setting your hair this busy season? Be sure to make an appointment at Margaret's for end curli or a permanent wave before the holidays, to look your WE WILL BE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Waves Priced to Fit Every Budget. 7n iBmutif. Shaft Margaret Knight, Owner and Manager 33 S. MAIN ST. DIAL PL 4-5211 Greens and white pompons decorated First Lutheran Church for the wedding of Iva T.

Thompson and William Oscar Sathre which took place Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Irvin A. Suby officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Travis C. Thompson, Gallatin, wore a waltz-length gown of chantilly lace over satin designed with fitted bodice and and mandarin collar. A tiara of pearlized flowers held her fingertip veil. A white orchid centered the bride's bouquet of red roses.

Mr. Thompson came from Tennessee to give his daughter in marriage. Miss Jean Thompson, as her sister's only attendant, wore a turquoise and net dress, styled waltz length. She carried a bouquet; of yellow fuji chrysanthemums. Emil A.

Sathre was best man for his brother. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ragnar Sathre, 703 St. Mary's Ave.

Ushers were Richard W. Milbrandt, Jack E. Kislia, Carl W. Luedtke and Gerald Wahl. Mrs.

Ralph Kline and Mrs. Himie provided the music. One hundred twenty-five attended the reception in the church hall. Studio MRS. WILLIAM 0.

SATHRE The bride is payroll clerk at Rock River Generating Station, Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Mr. Sathre is a mechanic at Janesvilie Sand and Gravel Co. June Marko Holiday Bride Studio MRS. OMAR G.

OLSEN June Jeanette Mai'ko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marko, 1536 Carrington became the bride of Omar G. Olsen, 205 Cottage Grove, Rockford, Thanksgiving Day. The noon ceremony was read by the Rev.

Arlin Ad ams in St. John's Lutheran Church. The bride wore a cork color knit dress styled with scoop neckline and brown accessoreis including a wide trimmed taffeta hat. Her corsage was brown orchids. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Schilling attended the couple, Mrs. Schilling's charcoal dress was accented with white accessories and a gold orchid corsage. Luncheon was served at the Wagon Wheel, Rockton, before tha couple departed for northern Wisconsin. Mr.

and Mrs. Olsen will reside at 117 Racine St. The bride is employed at Rock County National Bank. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Olsen, Los Angeles, is employed by Ingersoll Milling Machina Rockford. Cider in Sauce Use apple cider instead of water the next time you make applesauce. Your sauce will sing of a bountiful harvest and fresh apple flavor. This year's crop of apples is 15 per cent above last year's. It is versatile breakfast, lunch or dinner food that tastes good and is good for you.

FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR UST MOTHER FATHER HUSBAND WIFE SISTER BROTHER SONS DAUGHTERS AUNTS UNCIES NEPHEWS NIECES GRANDMOTHERS GRANDFATHERS GRANDDAUGHTm GRANDSONS UTTLE BOYS and UTTIE GUiLS SWEETHEABT DARUNG NEIGHBORS SPEQAL FRIENDS FRIENDS ACROSS THE MILES MINISTERS PRIESTS THE BOSS EMPLOYER AND MANY OTHERS I Select them now Card Headquarters" YAGLA'S W. Milwaukee St. PL 4-6988 Harley Barkers Wed 50 Years Two hundred friends and relatives attended the open house held at Fairfield Grange Hall Saturday evening to mark the 50tli wedding anniversary of Mr. ad Mrs. Harley Barker, Delavan.

Among those at the wedding 50 years ago who attended the open house were: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barker, Woodstock, Mrs.

Mabel Barker Gudeyon. Whitewater; Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ells, Mrs. Truman Davis, Mrs.

Jennie Matthews, Ethemer Sisley and Sam Lyler, all of Delavan; John Woodford, Darien, and Mrs. Jas. Hoague, Janesvilie. Also at the open house were four of their five children with their families: Lester Anderson, Williams Bay; Mrs. S.

H. Wright, Chicago; Mrs. J. A. Gibas, Denver, Elbridge Barker, Delavan.

The Barkers' youngest son, Raymond, lost his life in World War II at the Battle of Tarawa. Supper was served to the relatives. A large cake in the form of an open book centered the table at which refreshments were served. Lester Anderson was master of ceremonies for the evening program which opened with an original greeting which he and his family sang. Grandchildren and Page 5 JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, DEC.

4, 1957 Catholic Women Set Up Rural Life Division A rural life unit of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women was organized Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Webb McNall, Rte. 5. Mrs. McNall is rural life chairman of Rock Deanery.

The Rev. Wilfred J. Schuster, Brodhead, diocesan rural life director as well as state regional director, met with the group and explained the objectives of the Catholic Rural Life Movement. Purpose of the movement is the religious, social and economic betterment of people who live in rural areas by means of spiritual and material benefits through a united movement with National Catholic Rural Life Conference. Some of the projects considered were promotion of Rogation Days; devotion to St.

Isadore, patron of farmers; devotion to Our Lady of the Fields; stewardship of the farm safety, beautification of farm home and setting up rural shrines. Attending the meeting were: Mrs. Robert Olson, St. Augustine's parish, Footville; Mrs. Percy Carey and Mrs.

Robert Burns, both of St. Joseph's, Edgerton; Mrs. John George, St. Jude's, Beloit; Mrs, Frank J. Bender, St.

Paul's, Evansville; Mrs. Arnold Schmitt, St. William's, Janesvilie; Mrs. Joseph Drew and Mrs. Robert Campion, both of St.

Mary, Milton; Mrs. George Schmidley, St. Patrick's, Janesvilie; and Mrs. Thomas W. Murphy, vilie, Rock Deanery president.

Newcomers to Attend Decorations Session Newcomers Club will meet at the Janesvilie Floral 54 S. Main at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Leyes and their staff, Magda Kawet- schanky and Margaret Klingbeil, will make Christmas corsages and centerpieces. The group will then adjourn to the YW for a business meeting and refreshments. All women new to the community are invited to this meeting. Fine Flavor Bacon that is broiled has fine flavor. Let the bacon stand at room temperature, then separate the slices and place them on a rack before you put them under the heat.

THE GIRLS By FTanklin "How can you talk about money at a time like this?" Country Club Setting for Holiday Parties greatnieces furnished accordion, piano, violin and vocal music. Movies were taken of the event. That Are Different CUSTOM CHAIRS Upholstered in your own selection of fabrics. FOOT STOOLS Large variety of frames to choose from, LAMP SHADES -Re-covered or custom made for her lamp base. Large selections of fabrics to choose from.

Janesvilie Country Club will be the setting for several holiday events in addition to the parties being planned for the membership. The club has been rented for a brunch next Tuesday morning, That evening Elliott's Ladies Shop will hold its annual Christmas dinner party. On Wednesday evening the Munn-Koch Clinic dinner party will be held. Hagen's House of Fashion is having a dinner at the club Thursday Dec. 12, and on Friday, Dec.

13, Pember-Nuzum Clinic Personnel will be entertained at dinner. The club will be taken over Saturday evening, Dec. 14, for a private dance. And on Sunday, Dec. 15, four couples will entertain at a Holiday Cheer gathering.

Merchants and Savings Bank has scheduled a dinner party for Tuesday evening, Dec, 17. Oilman Engineering and Mfg. Co. will entertain employes at a dinner on the evening of day, Dec. 18.

On Thursday evening, Dec. 19, a private dinner will be held at the club. Membership events for the holiday season include the regular Christmas luncheon-bridge Friday, Dec. 20; formal dance Saturday, Dec. 21, at which college students will be guests; children's party Sunday afternoon, Dec, 22; teenage dance Friday, Dec.

27, and regular New Year's Eve supper dance Tuesday, Dec. 31. Gingersnap Frosting A perfect accompaniment for applesauce or baked apples is the crisp ginger cooky. Top it with a "frou-frou" and it is even more perfect: beat one egg white until stiff, add teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons sugar and 2 teaspoons grated orange peel. Drop by teaspoonfuls on gingersnaps and place under broiler, for about 15 minutes.

by cochand 206 N. Jackson St. PL 2-1352 upholstering decorating DRAPES Know the Thrill of Really Clean Renew their Radiant Colors and Patterns Beautiful drapes enhance the appearance of your home, yet they must bt prop- cleaned at regular intervals to maintain their bright color and fresh texture. Why not send them this week for ipecialized cleaning by our craftsmen? cleaners PL 2-3613 For Pickup 1 and Delivery 24 N. Franklin St.

Free parking at rear. You Are Cordially Invited to Attend the Of Our New Factory Store THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. FREE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE CARNATIONS FOR THE FIRST 200 WOMEN CIGARS FOR THE MEN BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES Plenty of Free Parking in Our Big Lot Come out and see our new line of ready-to- wear garments made from our own material. RocK River Woolen Mills FACTORY STORE Infrrsoction of hiiqhways (14).