Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. JANESVILLE DAILY MAY 19.1952. JANESVILLE, WB. District Garden Clubs to Delavan spring meeting of tiie south central district of the Wisconsin Garden Club federation be held Tuesday in Christ Episcopal church, Walworth avenue and Fifth street Registration at 12:50 and wiU be foUowed immediately by luncheon and the program. Miss Elsie M.

Lauter- bacfa, Plymmith, will be the speaker. Miss Lauterbach has been bird ctoirman for the Wisconsin den federation for the past tuv years, is a member of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology and a member of the National Audubm society. She has lectured on "Our Feathered Friends" to many garden clubs in the state and color slides. Mrs. Robert Miller, 617 Walworth avenue, is in charge of reservations and members of the St Agnes guild will the lundieon.

Delavan Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Jkliller were in Milwaukee over the week-end and attended christening services for their granddaughter, Enid EHen Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith.

Mrs. Griffith is the former Dorothy Miller. William HJldcbrand died of a heart attack Friday at his home in WrightstowTi, where he was in the insurance business. He is survived by liis wife and one son, William, a senior at the Uni- vereity of Wisconsin. The family resided in Delavan for several years.

The Ridge Prairie Homesteaders dub met Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Albert James. Officers elected were Mrs. Newton Heiss, president: Mrs. H.

T. Pounder, vice president; Mrs. Al- Iwrt James, secretary-treasurer. A social time followed the business meeting and traveling bingo was played, prizes being won by Mrs. James, Mrs.

Pounder, Mrs. Heiss and Mrs. Grover Henriott. Mis. Uoyd Lobdell was E.

G. Buzzell has returned to his home at Delavan lake after being a patient for several weeks in Mercy hospital. Harold W. Zilisch, managing director of Lake Lawn lodge, has been elected a director of the Wisconsin Vacational couhcil, an organization concerned with tourist and vacational promotion, which met recently at Stevens Point Mr. and Mrs.

John Taplin, Milwaukee, spent the week-end in the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Topping.

Mrs. John Hayes and children. Beaver Dam, were guests last week in the home of Mrs. Hayes' grandmother, Mrs. D.

E. Cannon. The Walworth County Business and Professional Women's club will have a 6:30 dinner this evening at the Chauteau, Bay. There will be installation of SUSIE Q. SMITH By Unda and JeTzy Waltei KlitTkie, assisted by Agnes Mik- kclsen; spiritual life, Ruth Bromley; promotion, Clara Rhodes literature.

May Thayer; supply. Myrtle McCaslin; missionary education and service, Hildur Taylor; youth and children's work, Martha Slules; status of wt)men, Esther Ewing. La Grange Agriculturists accompanied by their wives attended the fifith annual Parade of Harmony of the Wauwatosa chapter SPEBSQSA Saturday exening. Others wlio went from La Grange included Jlessrs. and Mmes.

Lloyd Taylor. Herb Nelson, F. W. Brom ley, Edwil Duerst and Robert Chamberlain. Tuesday evening the boys will be honor guests when they sing at the meeting of the Waukesha diapter.

Marian Oleson, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Oleson. was christened in the Skoponong Lutheran church at PalmyTa Sunday. Sponsors were Mr.

and Mrs. James OmdoU. The Rev. and Mre. NeLson and son and the OmdoU family were entertained by the Olcsons at dinner Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols, former La Grange residents, arc announcing the engagement of their daughter, Alice, to Floyd A. Olson. Oklahoma City, Okla.

The wedding will take place May 31 in Oklahoma City. Miss Nichols graduated from Whitewater College high and has been attending the University of Wisconsin. Her fiance is a graduate of Colorado college, Colorado Springs. der. Prisoners Are People; Hahn, Conquers Nothing; Crawford, Elizabeth the Queen; Putnam, Keep Vour Head Up, Mr.

Putnam; Moses, Grandma Moses; Behrman, Duveen; Caruso, Dorothy Catusa: Rebcn. The Healing Woods; Day, Day With the Giants; Marsliall, Man Called Peter; Churchill, Closing the Ring: Merton. Ascent to Truth; Davidson, Life in America; Michener. Voice of Asia. Whitewaier The Young Homesteaders are sponsoring a weed spraying and com borer spraying meeting 8:15 tonight in Sugar Creek town hall.

Movies and talks will be furnished by the FarmnvU Co. ood a free lunch will be served after the demonstrations. Mlu Ill 8. rnlita itrnt. boM IIS-J, nutmlrr mm npra- of JasMTUIa (Surtir.

D. W. Brawit. Itltt. to clrcslatloa Mral, "Wasn't it swell of Legs to plan this surprise party for you, Parade Features Colorful Whitewater Music Festival Guests Saturday of Mr.

and Mrs. Laurence Kachel were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Waite, and daughter, iGcraldlne, and Carol Nesbit, all 'of Brooklyn. Dorcas society of First English Lutheran churdt meets this cvc- 'ning in the home of Mrs.

Daniel Kyle. The Ladies Aid society of First English Lutheran church is invited to visit the 50th anniversary celebration of the Sugar Creek Lutheran Ladies Aid society at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Those wishing transportation may call 409J.

Williams Bay Club to Sponsor Flower Show June 27-28 Sugar Creek Aid Has 50th Birthday Elkhom The Sugar Creek, at the city flag decorations, fricndSiLakc Geneva, class A girls Aid is having 50th arml-, and relatives of the young school club: VValvi-orth. class boy's the ulj Beta Pi. annual music! Waterloo had a class chorus festival of band and chonis com- and a class A girl's glee club; Miss Charlotte McKelvey. daugh -lfx Saturday made White-Wilmot, class A giris glee club; ter of the D. J.

McKelvej-s. streets lively and colorful Cambridge, classC Iwys glee club; won the honor of being the thousands of uniforms, I K.ist Troy, class boy 's glee club; torian of the College high school graduating class with a grade point of 2.68. She will speak at the class day e.xercises in the college auditorium at 2 p. m. Wednesday, 28.

musicians of southeastern Wiscon- club; Wilmot. boy's glee club, and jtheran church Wednesday at 2 E.VG/IGEI 11 J. Schweiger, Sharon, is announcing the engagement of her daugii- tcr, Nancy Leo, to Donald Lee Jarosb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jarosh, Grand Marsh, Wis.

The wedding will take place at 10 a. m. Saturday, June 28, in St. Catherine's Catholic church. Sharon.

The bride-elect is a 19S1 graduate of State college and is teaching business education in the Batavia. higb schooL She is a member of PI Omega Pi. national commercial honorary fraternity, and Alpiia Sigma sorority, of which she was president in her senior year. She is also a member of "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities." Mr. Jarosh.

1950 graduate ot the school of electrical engineering at the University of Wisconsin, is a member of Tau Beta Pi. Beta Kappa Nu and Phi Eta Sigma. He is a veteran of two years service In the navy. sin. The City high school band'Delavan, class A chorus, and director, Carlton Patt.

were! Books at Ubrarr hosts. Competition was held im Tlie public library is announc- aty high and College high ing the following books for spring auditoriums and in the Congrega-i reading: Fiction, Marshall, JuUa tional church IGwynn; Wilkins. Crmvu Without Townspeople sat on their porches Sceptre; Gallico, Trial by Terror; at strategic points while the bands' Mnsfors, The Deceivers: marched by in parade. iThe Devils Advocate; Grey, Cap following: Class bands, CbUegc'Strange of Dr Ckrlislc- the University of Wis-mier Antoine Pinay picked UD Williams high. Wliitcwater.

Cambridge, Cartlner.ci^e of thrMom tveck-end to the seats last feith; Bay, Garden dub its an-JDelavan. Elkhom, Marehall, Pc-MiS; Lcc. AU That Heaven Mr. and ory upper house of Frances Hamneton. the councU of the republic.

p. m. Friends and neighbors are cordially invited. Elkhom Brieik he CoaUtion Wednesday Up Strength Paris h1 lUcine county agricul-Coker, Day of the Peacock; Saturday, June 27-28, in the high ture, Stoughton. Union Grove school auditorium.

Mrs. John'watprford: class C. Burdick. East Side General. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Morrissy havej The an electoral col- r-usi o.uc remrncd from Dania, wiiere lege wte -w-as 1 thcv spent the winter. They visited support for the govcironent's cam- i Darien, East Troy, Hart- 1 Post. for daughter. to fight iSflaUon by cutting Johnson Creek, Sharon and'Haycox, The Earthbreakers; son-in-iaw ana oaug ic xr rhl StagLg and iwalwwrth: class Williams Gown of nuw; consists of members ot Robert McCllntoc; Mmes.

T. E. viUe Williams, Lowell Art Ray, Donald liam Gallinger and Donald Abel; S. WUrwiitn national assembly, county and Thomnqon Gran- i-aimyra. Elkhom and Pe-I Morm Qijcago StoO': Forester I aid KraiSe w'aukee; class A.

Mukwwiago, Kd- j-t. Hornblovvcr; Sedges Bnght on their way home andS Delav -an, Stoughton and ProcesMon; grr BchiM subcommitties, schedule, Mrs. high. son Blind. ggret.

came Mel Spence. chairman; Mmes. The many mcluded: tor Frank, Wallin. Henry Tallis, College, high, Watcrford. We Are Free, xmiam Sej-nour and Last nieht's results were for 132 Vosatka and Richard Snldtker.

county agriculture. Cam-TTie Gentleman; Coles. NigW entertain club Tuesday territories. The election fills nearly of thfc council's 320 seats. Burton and Mrs.

J. J. Campbell; land; class B. Mukwonago, Morning: DuJIaurier, Murohy. horUculture.

Mrs. Harry Wallin ton. City high. Palmyra, Bur- P.achcl: Rmehart. The Swimming and Miss Margaret Pine; artisUcjlinglon, Darien, Williams Bay and Pool; Ehrlich.

Spin the Glass XAMED TO ADA BOARD Home to Tennessee COIXIUOX KILLS officets.and a guest speaker. The Hay bum Family; IS? Fort Atkinson. VV.i^^^^^ Ruck. Love at of Americans for on coUlsion of a passenger train In Mrs. John Ev and son, Beloit spent several days last week in A.

East Troy. Elkhom, Brown, Tubcroussii (northwest India. Mrs. Wallace Fobart Mosinec, were married May 10 in Mosinee. After a honeymoon trip fte couple will be at home at Colby, where Mr.

Obear is sales service manager of the Lewis Container Co. CiLnNGE La the last meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service the following officers were elected: President, Beatrice Seitz; vice president Pauline West; secretary, Elsie Taylor; treasurer, Phyllis Dunham; secretary of Christian social relations and local church activities, Inez Butterfly Set ter; judges' and Creek and DcUv-an. Begonias: Guapcrt. Anatomy of Aubrey Lane: luncheon, Mrs. I Walworth had a dass A MarshaH, Mr.

Jones, jfci Robert Spruce; Junior exhibits Iglcc club and Elkhom a class Meet the Master; Goren, Contract Mrs. Frank Fridlund and jBridgeCbmplcte; Douglas. Strange Lee Bell; conservation, Mrs. I Lands and Friendly People; Wil- Frank chairman, and nnVinir" and -A Oiiiz on Sf Forrcstal Mrs. J.

BaUe: admission. Mrs. Diaries: De MiUe. Dance to the i EmU Wolff, chairman, Mmes.iSS%,P^"'"P=''';i„%^^^''"ftiP'^ Priest; Ernest Norrman. B.

Huebncr. I Giants of Geology: R. Nauman, F. Kesselring; tea. of the Family: Mrs.

Henry Kroeger, chairman, Around Us; Kotcn. Lmv Cal -I-' Herman ifoulberg. T. S. ory Cbok Book: Philbrich, I Led Arvidson, L.

Ziech, Karen 29- Three Uves- North With WilUam Steine, Lou Hennes, State Line was Fourteen LyUe and H. Fielder; sales to the home of Mr. and and handicraft. Mrs. Hcmy Tal- llrs.

Everett McFarland Thursday lis, chairman. Mmes. LaWrenwI evening to assist them in celebrat-' A HoUister, Carl BJorge, L. Hor-'ing their 26fh ivedding vath, O. H.

Boyens C. F. Jar-'sary. The Rev. G.

A. Papperman, rard; clerks, Mmes. LovyeU Wass, I Harvard, was guest speaker; and C. J. Balfe, Mel Spence, Aubrey i lunch was served by the hosts utoi Lane.

Harry WaUin, Robert Mc- were presented with a gUt 1 Clintock; hospitality, Mmes. Mrs. Roy PclUngton returned BedeU, WilUam Walk- Fr.day from spending some Umc er, William H. Chapman, Leslie i in Milwaukee with her daughter. Mohns, A.

J. Muudschau, A. J. "trandquist. Grant Bobzien and J'red Christensen, Mrs.

Stuart Randall, and family. MID-CITY THEATRE ENDS TONIGHT By SIRS. ANA'S CABOT Here is a big beautiful butterfly set to protect j'our upholstered chair as well as lend charm to the living room. It is fascinating to crochet and a set ymi'U be proud of. Pattern No.

2123 contains complete crocheting instructions, material requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. Send Sc in COINS, j-our name, address and the PATTERN NUMBER to ANNE CABOT, Gazett Necdiecraft Bureau, sn W. Qnincy street, Chicago 6. HI, Program Is Given for Sharon Grange Grange met Thursday night and at the close of the meeting a program of readings and community singing was given. Mrs.

Paul Mereness read "The Farmer Wife's Lament;" Mis. Russell Zell, "Dad's Schoolmate;" Jlrs. John Sandman "To Mrs. Ralph Brooks, "Beginning of Memorial Day," and Mrs. Margaret Long, "On Memorial 4-H Hear Dr.

Reese Dr. Neil Reese was guest speaker at the 4-H meeting Friday night The calendars for the year were given out Jack Lami, Dale Heonig, Jean Ellen Roth and Dorothy Brandenburg are the program committee and the entertainment committee for the year is Charles KjcUand, Norbert Naber, Kathiyn Smith and Nancy Feuerstein. Plans were made for members and their parents to attend a square dancing party at Elkhom May 23. The ne.vt meeting will be June 13 and the refreshment committee will be Nancy Feuerstein, Winnie and Donnic Foot Cbnnie and Dale Hemu'g, Dclores Hayes, Ronald Pauls and Frank Kooistra. Mrs.

Robert Roehl has returned from Savannah, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd D. Nelson. David Nelson returned to Sharon with iiis grandmother for a visit Mrs. Ralph Peters was hostess to the North Sharon Sunshine club wlicn it met Thursday aftcmoon.

Mrs. Morrison Keough had charge of the program whidi consisted of the following arUcles, "How to Last Chance fo Join fhe REX AUEN CLUB! before the big doubleheade. P.T.A. show on May 24. Membership entitles you to several free shows this year! 12 Big Weeks Only $1.00...

Don't Now! Anne Cabot's Nevv Album of Wash Slipcovers," "AU Around the Needlework is chock-full of grand designs, plus exciting features and a gift pattern printed in the book. 25 cents. House," Does Spring Ocaning Leave You Tired Out?" "Household Hints." "Watch Your Bedside! Manners," "What 's New in Home- ir. ARE AGED FROM, ri IF WE HAVE FOR YOU 10 Foundatioiu Second Floors BostiYickls.