The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 12

THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1960. Schulte Mothers Plan Card Party Flans are being completed by members of the Schulte Mothers' Club for the annual style show and card party of the organization to be held at 8 o'clock Friday evening, Nov. 18, in the Schulte High School Gymnasium. "Happy Holidays" will be the theme for the affair, which will be open to the public. All proceeds will go to the school.

Holiday fashions from the Meis store will be modeled by members of the club and their sons and daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Laham will be narrator. Mrs. Merle Drew and Mrs. Conrad Pickering are co-chairmen of the committee in charge.

Serving with them are Mrs. William Tunney, table prizes; Mrs. Anthony Cahill, other awards; Mrs. William Serban, tickets; Mrs. Gilbert Walker, special awards; Mrs.

Ralph Servie, hall appointments; Mrs. Frank Prox and Mrs. Eugene Knauer, refreshments; Mrs. Lewis Hudson publicity, and Mrs. Albert Carle, president of the club.

Weddings Miss Carolyn Joseph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hughey 3. Joseph of 1647 Eighth Avenue, and Norman Russell Nicoson. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Zenis Nicoson' of 1523 Plum Street, will be married at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Trinity Methodist Church. Nineteenth Street and Fourth Avenue. The Rev. James E.

Van Pelt will officiate and music will be furnished by the church organist. Blue and white will be the wedding colors. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. Attendants will be Miss Marilyn Joseph, twin sister of the bride, maid of honor; Misses Frances Borgman and Judy Webster, bridesmaids; John Hill, best man; Kenneth Joseph, brother of the bride, and James Slavens, ushers. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the church.

After a wedding trip Southeast, the couple will live at 2323 Second Avenue. Miss Joseph is a graduate of Garfield High School and Mr. Nicoson attended Gerstmeyer High Schdol. He is employed at the Wabash Fibre Box Company. Wedding vows of Miss Sondra Moore, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard H. Moore of R. R. 2, and Jesse Cress, son of Mr.

and BEAUTIFUL FLORAL FASHIONS FROM YOUR F.T.D. FLORIST The BLOSSOM SHOP Flowers and Gifts Ohio St. and Gilbert Ave. C-0058 C-3828 Ask about Flora-Cheques Mrs. Lester Cress of R.

R. 3, will be heard in a ceremony at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Second Prairie Creek Baptist Church. The Rev. David Dragon will officiate. Attending the couple will be Miss Karen Daugherty, matron of honor; Miss Carolyn Hunt and Miss Connie Moore, sister of the bride, bridesmaids; Bill Cress, brother of the bridegroom, best man; Larry Adamson and Keith May, groomsmen, and David Daugherty and Dick Moore, brother of the bride, ushers." A reception at the church will follow the ceremony with all relatives and friends invited.

Miss Moore is a graduate of Pimento High School and is employed by the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Mr. Cress, is a graduate of Pimento High School and is a student at Purdue University, West Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond S. Gooderl of 1804 South Seventeenth Street will entertain with an informal buffet supper party this evening at their home following rehearsal for the wedding of their son, Raymond L. Gooderl of Nashville, and his fiancee. Miss Mary Alice Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Fleming W.

Johnson of 1636 South Fifth Street. The bridal colors of blue and preen will be carried nut in the decorations. There will be 12 guests, members of the bridal party. The wedding of the couple will take place at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Patrick's Church, with the Rev.

Paul Voigt officiating. Miss Barbara Vestal will be organist. The bride will be escorted to the altar by her brother. Fleming B. Johnson of Charlotte.

S. and attendants will be Mrs. Louis Seprodi, sister of the bridegroom, matron of honor; Mr. Seprodi. best man: Robert Gooderl of Jefferson City, brother of the bridegroom; George Mayrose and Robert Wiandt.

A reception will follow in Parlors A-l, 2 and 3 of the Terre Haute House. Assisting in serving will be Mrs. John Etling of Cincinnati, Ohio: Mrs. C. Dwieht Townes of Perry.

Mrs. Robert Forbes and Mrs. Stanley Smith. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at New Hope Road, R. R.

1, Hermitage, Tenn. Miss Johnson is a graduate of Indiana Universitv and for several years has been employed as secretan' 'o the manager of the local Visking Cofnanv plant. Mr. Gooderl is a eraduate of the University of Missouri and is "employed as district office manager of the Ryder Trucking Company at Nashville, Tenn. Church Societies The annual St.

George dinner will be held from 1 until 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Oct. 30, at the St. George Clubhouse, Fourth and McKeen streets. The affair will be open to the public. Miss Martha Maloof, ticket chairman, has announced that tickets are now available and may be obtained from any club member or by calling C-5244.

Mrs. Joe Sabb is chairman of the dinner committee, with Mrs. Frank Nasser as co-chairman. Assisting are Mrs. Sam Corey, Mrs.

Mary Freije, Mrs. A. J. Malooley, Mrs. George Corey, Mrs.

Albert Mareena, Miss Rosemary Mareena and Charles Kassis, beverages; Miss Rose Maloof and Miss Martha Maloof, salads; Joe Sabb, special prize; Miss Helen Saikley, publicity; Miss Lillian George, Mrs. Watson, Miss Helen Corey and Miss Helen Saikley, hostesses. St. Benedict's Third Order of St. Francis has postponed its regular fourth Sunday meeting to Sunday, Oct.

30. Members are to meet at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon at the church on this date. For 'further information they may call Mrs. Klug, H-4980, or Mrs. Lang.

C-3488. Recital Piano students of Mrs. Rowena K. Miller will be presented in recital this evening in the band room of State Laboratory School. The following program will be given: "Liza Jane" American Tune "Skating Lady" Frost Sally Crumrin "Tirra-Lirra" German Folk Song "The Silver Harg Song' Daniel Janet Martin "Yodel Time" Burnam "Mechanical Man" Burnam Gretchen Aggertt "Blowing Bubbles" Auld "From a Lighthouse Burnam Marilyn Frey "Sea Rovers" Fletcher Judy Short "Fun With an Old Tune" Zepp "Frolicky.

Rollicky Wind" Coburn Sally Russell "The Clown" Wright Billy Frost "Man on the Flying Trapeze Arr. by Eckstein Earl Whitesides "To Spring" Greis "Prelude, Minor" Recimamnoff Kristine Agrett "Shadow Dance" MacDowell Beethoven Janice Reed The recital will be open to relatives and friends of the pupils. Airs. 'Martha House, chairman, and Miss Mary Einecke, co-chairmen. Other members of the committee are Miss Martha Harris, Miss- E.

Lucile Whitcotten, Mrs. Virginia Berry, Mrs. Joan Gerdink, Mrs. Betty Leberman and MM. Helen Orrill.

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The affair will be open to the public, with all proceeds to go to the school. at the Local 157 Hall or at the door the night of the party. Parties Societies When We're Through It's Like New TRENT SON 831 North 6th C-8680 Fidelity Temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Paul Revere Hall on Ohio Street. Mrs. Claude Wilkerson, most excellent chief, will preside at the meeting.

Members of Auxiliary No. 84 Plumbers and Steamfitters Union will hold their annual Halloween party tomorrow evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars ballroom at 31 South Thirteenth Street. Doors will open at 8 o'clock and there will be music from 9 until 12 o'clock by Weir Kirk's Orchestra. Dress will be optional and there will be various favors and prizes. Tickets may be obtained from job stewards, auxiliary members.

Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barton of R.

R. 1, Maplewood, will entertain with a rehearsal dinner party tomorrow evening at their home in honor of their son, Bruce Edward Barton, and his fiancee, Miss Patsy Joan Byers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Byers of 2433 North Eleventh Street.

The bridal colors of royal blue and crimson glow will be carried out in the decorations. There will be 20 guests, in eluding member's of the bridal party and the immediate families, Out-of-town guests will be Mr and Mrs. E. Barton of Florida grandparents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Barton of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs J. M.

Miller of Belleville, 111. The wedding of the couple will take place at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Maplewood Christian Church and will be followed by a reception at the church. When the Kappa Kappa Gamms Sorority Alumnae held its lunch eon meeting Wednesday at ''it home of Mrs. Ben F. Crawford Jr of 2100 South Center Street i surprise china shower was held for one of the members.

Miss Alice Johnson, who will be i married tomorrow to Raymonc Gooderl of Nashville. Tenn. Mrs I Don Dalbey was co-hostess with Mrs. Crawford. The Kappa colors of two shadei I of blue were used the table I decorations.

A short business ses- 1 sion. with Mrs. James R. Benham president, presiding, preceded the shower. Supper The Riley High School senior class will sponsor a baked chicken supper tomorrow evening, with serving from 5 until 8 o'clock, at the school.

The menu will include baked chicken, dressing, noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, rolls, coffee or milk and a choice of either pie or cake. The affair will be open to the public and tickets will be available at the door. All Youngsters and adults A REAL "TREAT" fo dine of the Goodie Shop! OUR COMPLETE SELECTION IS SURE TO SATISFY YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY Treat your family to dinner out, at least once a week FRIDAY Try These SEAFOODS! "EXTRA COLOSSAL CUDIAAD TMM A AND NOODLES rllF i EDrtl: FRENCH FRIED I UIMA CASSEROLE FILLET OF HADDOCK Regardless of which particular entree you choose, you'll find an abundant variety of the tastiest crisp salads, and steaming hot vegetables, as well as delicious desserts to complete a meal to perfection. If you or the children would rather partake of a meat entree we also have these tasty treats from which you may select: GOLDEN BROWN FRIED CHICKEN BAKED HAM SWISS STEAK ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Serving Hours: 11 A. M.

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W. Plans Fall Book Sale Nov. 7, 8 and 9 are the dates of the American of University Women's Fall Book Sale to be held on the mezzanine of the Terre Haute House. Chairmen working on the sale are Mrs. Inez Skelley, in charge arrangements' Miss Gertrude Soules, chairman of sales; Mrs.

James Mason, co-chairman; Mrs. E. J. Wodicka, transportation; Mrs. R.

A. Jewell, collection of books; Miss Nelle McCalla, pricing; Miss Inez Morris, treasurer; and Mrs. Richard Turnbow, publicity. Anyone having books to donate is asked to contact Mrs. Jewell, L-3439, for immediate pickup service, so that the books may be sorted and marked in time for the Nov.

7 sale. Proceeds of the sale will go to A. A. U. W.

fellowships and educational research projects. Business Women To Hear Wampler "America Beyond the Horizon" will be the topic of the speaker at the meeting of the Terre Haute Business and Professional Women's Club 'at 6 o'clock Monday night in the Hoosier Room of the Hotel Deming. Fred Wampler, congressman from the Sixth Indiana District, will speak on the program arranged by the legislative committee of the club. It is headed by SPECIAL IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS Ten Varieties, First Size Look at These Low Prices for First Quality Pkg. 10 Bulbs (10 Colors) 95c Pkg, 20 Bulbs (10 Colors) $1.79 Pkg.

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