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THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 Ijams-Gruenholz Wedding Nov. 26 Saturday, Nov. 26, was announced as the date of the wedding of Miss Sallie Ann Ijams, daughter of Mrs. Edward B. Ijams of Allendale, and Herman Edmond Gruenholz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert E. Gruenholz of 3220 South Seventh Street, at a supper party given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Ijams at their home.

The date was announced on the punch napkins and match folders at the buffet supper party, which was attended by intimate friends and relatives of the couple. Emerald green, moss green and white, the wedding colors, were carried out in the table decorations. A gardenia tree, made of individual corsages for the young women guests who are in the bridal party, centered the serving table. OUT-OF-TOWN guests invited for last night's party were Mr. and Mrs.

David Bartram, Mrs. W. V. Morris, General and Mrs. Clark Ruffner, all of Washington, D.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell Howard Caldwell Miss Virginia Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Marshall all of Indianapolis; Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Sherman of Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. William Fairbanks of Alton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Lee and Miss Eleanor Lee of St. Louis, Mo. The wedding of the young couple will take place at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.

Dr. Lawrence Eberly will be organist and James Calvin, vocalist, for the wedding music. THE BRIDE'S FATHER will give her In marriage and attendants will be Miss Mary Jane Blakely, maid of honor; Misses Elizabeth Alexander and Sue Ann Bannon, cousuis of the bride, and Cinda Lou Pfennig, bridesmaids; little Miss Tracey Caldwell of Indianapolis, niece of the bridegroom, flower girl; David Dunbar, best man; Edward B. Ijams brother of the bride; James Beushausen, Stuart Sipes and Andrew Gruenholz, cousin of the bridegroom, ushers. A reception at the Country Club of Terre Haute will follow the ceremony.

After a wedding trip, the cuople will live in Terre Haute. Miss Ijams attended Ferry Hall at Lake Forest, 111., and was graduated from Honey Creek 7 High School. Mr. Gruenholz is a graduate of Garfield High School and attended Indiana State Teachers College. He is employed at the Visking Company.

Clubs As a welcome to new women faculty members of Indiana State Teachers College, members of the Faculty Women's Club of the college held their annual picnic Thursday evening at the Allendale Lodge of Indiana State. New members welcomed were Misses Nancy Allen, Levon Garrison, Elizabeth. Hankins. Mary Jean Holland, Lucille Turner, Barbara DeLong, Dixie Lee Stahr, Jacqueline Steeg, Dorothy Harwood, Mary J. Anderson, Ann Eppert, Dorothy Goebel, Betty Jo Hudson, Pat McCord, Dr.

Jane Grills and Mmes. Evelyn Crawl, Jane Follette, Louise Chichester, Brasilia Witham and Martha Nash. Mrs. Dorothea Swandcr, president of the club, presided and gave the welcome and Dr. Anne Lee, chairman of the Department of Home Economics of the college, spoke on "The Married Student." Miss Marjprie Hughes, chairman of the social committee, and her committee were in charge.

Mothers' Club of Boy Scout Troop No. 28 will meet at 7:30 o'clock next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. C. Anderson of 380 South Twenty-second Street.

Societies Claude L. Herbert Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans will meet at 2 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon at Memorial HalL Mrs. Jennie Roberts, president, will preside. East Side Furnishing Society of Union Hospital will hold a regular meeting next Wednesday at the Salvation Army Temple. The business meeting will start at 2 o'clock, after which there will be entertainment and refreshments.

The next sewing day of the society will be next Tuesday at Let Hi Show You How Snap-Oat Carbon Forms Will Save TOD Money Complete Deilmlnj Mr Woodbum Printing Inc. 25 South 6tb St. TYPEWRITERS Service TYPEWRITER REBUILDER SALES 114 North 7th C-1530 the hospital. Members who can spare an hour or more are asked to help. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Ethel Marrs, chairman; Mmes. Anna Hawkins. Edward Nash, Sam McClure, M. Newport, Cora Neibel, Clell McMahon, Mary Withers, Blanche Fouty and Hazel Thompson. Panhellenic Terre Haute City Council will have a regular October meeting at 7:30 o'clock next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Kenneth Moulton of 5 Monroe Boulevard, Edgewobd Grove. Mrs. Kent Biel and Mrs. E. Misamore will be assisting hostesses.

Plans for the general meeting to be held in November will be discussed at this time. Elks Ladies "Autumn Moon" Ball of the Elks' Lodge will be the formal opening of the Elks' City next Saturday night, Oct. 8, the affair to be for the Elks and their out- of-jurisdiction guests. Smorgasbord will be served from 6 until 8:30 o'clock with reservations to be made at the city club, C-8686. Dancing will be from 9:30 until 12:30 o'clock to the music of Mark Richardson's Orchestra.

An old-time Halloween Costume Ball is being planned by the Elks for Saturday night, Oct. 22, at the city club. There will be prizes for the prettiest girl and ugliest boy. Church Societies Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Mt. Pleasant Church will meet at 11 o'clock next Thursday morning at the church.

Each member attending is to take sandwiches. Dessert and beverage will be furnished by the hostesses, Mrs. Iris Mayes, Mrs. Elva Smith and Mrs. Lorene Lawson.

Personals Mrs. Wood Gageby of 1832 South Twenty-ninth Street is confined to Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, where she will undergo surgery on her arm next Monday. She is in Room No. 7216.

LETTERS GRANTED IN FRANCE ESTATE A grandniece of Mrs. Birdie D. France, who died Monday, receives the major portion of her $27,000 estate, all personal property, which was entered for probate yesterday with John F. O'Brien commissioner of the probate division of Vigo Circuit Court. Lenhardt E.

Bauer, iocal attorney, who with Marie C. Neligh witnessed the will written last Jan. 20, is named executor. He filed $25,000 bond. Mrs.

France, who lived at 411 South Center Street, was the 85- year-old widow of F. A. France, former operator of the Hotel Plaza (now the Reid or Milner Hotel) restaurant Bequests are $1,000 to the Board of Cemetery Regents for care of the family lot in Highland Lawn Cemetery; $500 to a friend, Mrs. Edith McKenna of 116 Monterey Avenue; S200 to another friend. Mary Lou Mellin of May- Baby Warmly 71491 BY ALICE BROOKS Handsome gifts mean more! Delight mom with this pretty 'n' practical set for the new baby.

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FREE six designs for popular veil caps. 25c TODAY. MAKE WEDDING PLANS Miss Sallie Anne Ijams and Herman Edmond Gruenholz are busy these days making plans for their wedding, which will take place at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Nov. 26, at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.

Announcement of the date was made last evening at a supper party given by Miss Ijams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Ijams at their home in Allendale. Mr.

Gruenholz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Gruenholz of 3220 South Seventh Street. THE ERSKINE He's Trying to Sell Her A Box Full of Trouble BY HELEN WORDEN ERSKINE Dear going with a boy I'm crazy about.

Our only problem is sex. He believes if I love him that petting is all right. We disagree on the meaning.of adultery. He says it means being unfaithful to your wife or husband. I thought it also meant going all the way before marrying.

Who is right? What are the limits of petting? My mother has always told me to watch my step because a boy would tell you anything to get you to go all the way. My boyfriend said she probably told me that so I would be scared, which I am. He said if I think he is going with me for that one reason, he would break with me so fast I wouldn't know what had happened. I am 16 and have two more years of high school. After that I plan to take a business course before I settle down to raise a Dear Mixed-Up r- Your boy friend is trying to sell you a bill of goods.

With it goes a box full of trouble which he doesn't mention. Petting is the down payment. Once you permit him to kiss and cuddle, you're opening up that trouble box. Being young and inexperienced, you'll never be able to shnt it. Your boy friend is right about the definition of adultery, however.

Webster says it means unfaithfulness of a married person, and adds that "under the English common law adultery is not a crime hut is a subject of ecclesiastical censure only." However, in certain states in the United States, it is a crime. Dear Helen We thoroughly enjoy your clean-cut, straightforward advice and so often discern tenderness, compassion nd grave concern for your correspondents and their problems. If only more of us could remember that passage in the Bible from I Corinthians, VIII verse: "And now abfdeth faith, hope and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love." I enclose the copy of a favorite poem, "Teach me to Love." The following lines prompted me to share this precious poem with you: "I want to bring them comfort and relief, To put my hand in theirs, and at their side Walk softly on, a faithful, fearless guide. HARDIN. Dear Mrs.

Hardin: Thank you for your inspiring thought and poem. Memo to Y. between the lines, certain things are apparent. You and your husband do love one another. He is still an adolescent.

You have developed into a mature woman. You take life seriously, he takes it lightly. You've got to do the through rough seas into calm waters. here is where a woman's intuitive sense must take must do it unobtrusively. 'Never be bossy.

That's one reason why your husband is what he is. Make him feel in charge. Build him up. Give him back his ego. Let him be the provider and you'll have a real man instead of an irresponsible kid for a husband.

Play it by car! Send your problem to Helen Worden Erskine. Be sure to enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope, and address her care of this newspaper. Helpful leaflets available. Write for "The Ideal Husband." (Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.) College Chest X-Ray Sessions Completed A four-day X-ray survey, during which 1,282 persons received chest X-rays at Indiana State Teachers College and Rose Polytechnic Institute, was completed yesterday.

Sponsored by the Vigo County Tuberculosis Society, the survey was financed by the annual Christmas Seal sales. Those taking advantage of the service included students, faculty members and non-teaching personnel. A total of 1,092 persons from I. S. T.

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a nephew, and the remainder of the estate to the grandniece, Mildred Hacker of Joliet. 111. Chi Omega Alums Form Association Wabash Valley Chi Omega Association will meet following the Chi Omega Fraternity homecoming luncheon next Friday, Oct. 9, in the West Ballroom of the Student Union Building of Indiana State Teachers College. This association is a newly- organized group of alumnae of the Alpha Delta Chapter of Chi Omega Fraternity of Indiana State.

Officers elected at the April meeting were Mrs. Cletis Shouse, president; Mrs. Jack Cash, vice president; Mrs. Robert Norris, secretary, and Miss Mary Ann Carroll, treasurer. On the advisory committee are Mrs.

George Carroll. Mrs. Gordon Hayes and Miss Hazel Armstrong, and on the board of directors are Mrs. Robert Scott. Mrs.

George Obenchain and Miss Elizabeth Campbell. Members may make reservations for the luncheon by calling Miss Molly Alkire, C-6557. 'ASTRO-GUIDE' BY CEEAN PRESENT For You and Yours Although there is a tendency to feel irritated and impatient, avoid letting annoyance upset regular routine. Will power is your best asset under present influences. By listening instead of talking, you may gain profitable ideas for future use.

In evening, get together with friends for a. gay evening. FUTURE A frightening forecast, but one that should make us think, is that probably half of the 6 million cars produced in 1960 will be involved in injury or death-producing accidents in their normal eight- year span. The Day Under Tour Sign ARIES (Born March 21 to April root of most of your troubles may be traced to misuse of time. (April 20 to May 20) you'll ignore the trickles of aggravation, you'll prevent the flood of anger.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) more aggressive! One needs pepper in his makeup to be worth his salt. CANCER (June 22 to July 21) best way to bring up children is never to let them down. LEO (July 22 to Aug. Remember that hoping doesn't change a changes you. VIRGO 22 to Sept.

You'll have to learn to face the music if some day you expect to lead the band. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. You're not alone in trouble. No one can hang out a sign "Nothing the Matter SCORPIO (Oct.

23 to Nov. 21) you would have long friendships, you'll have to cultivate a short memory. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. Think twice before speaking, especially if you intend to say what you think! CAPRICORN (Dec.

22 to Jan. dollar doesn't do as much as it used to; but you don't do as much for a dollar either! I AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. give your conscience a lot of credit that really belongs to cold feet. PISCES (Feb.

20 to March 20) be one of those people who get what they want by the right "takenique." I960, Field Enterprises, Inc. Wife Granted Decree The only divorce granted yesterday in Vigo County was to Helen L. Blackburn of 1618 Seventh Avenue from Ed ward. P. Blackburn, for whom no current i residence address was given.

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