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V. -beld at Dubuque. The convention theme, "Catholic Education, Preparation for the Lay Apostplate," was featured throughout the meetings. Of special interest to the Alumni of St. Mathias school, Muscatine, was the evening panel discussion, "The Lay Apostolate in Action." The discussion leaders were Edward Masterson, Davenport, who is a graduate of St Mathias school, and Mrs.

John Cunningham of Rock Island. Mr Masterson in summarizing the material handled, paid sincere tribute to the Sisters who are playing such an important part in preparing the lay leaders today as in the past. At a meeting held at Mount Carmel, the results of the Mount Carmel Expansion Fund sponsored by the Alumni, were given The drive surpassed its goal by reaching a total of $617,400. In the list of 46 associations participating, St. Mathias of Muscatine ranked 13th with a total of $4,178 from its members.

Mother Josita speaking for all of the Sisters expressed her sincere gratitude to all who participated in the drive, saying, "We could never have achieved our goal without your generosity The daily prayers for benefactors said by over 2,000 B.V.M.'s express better than mere words the deep gratitude we feel toward all those who have helped us." Plans are being drawn up for enlarging the present Infirmary as soon as possible. Miss Marcella O'Neil received the first Mount Carmel award for outstanding work in the Alumni. Mrs, Charles O'Neil was reelected president for another term. The Sisters' meeting was conducted by Sister Mary Bernarda, B.V.M., of Mundelien college, former teacher in the Junior and Senior high school department at St. Mathias.

Grace Lutheran Married Couples To Hold Meeting Members of the Married Couples class of Grace Lutheran church will hold their June meeting at Park Lane Golf and Country club at 7 p.m. Thursday. Members and guests will 'participate in a short six-hole two- ball foursome of mixed couples in connection with the meeting, with those participating being asked to bring golf clubs and balls. Prizes will be awarded to high scoring and low scoring couples. The green fee will be 50 cents.

Refreshments will be served at the church basement after the games. In case of rain the meeting will be held at the church basement at 7:30 p.m. LfTTLE SHOE OF MILAN STRAW As advertised in GLAMOUR Other HHart young to Thu product fiat no connection whatever witfi The American National Rtd Crtmt WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS unison's Swansdn Siglin Vows Are Planned on Aug. 1 Mr. and Msm.

E. V. Swanson, 512 East Tentli street, announce the engagemen-1 and approaching marriage of thuir daughter, Marilyn Jean, to Vtsrlyn V. Siglin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

N. R. Siglin of Mason City. The wedding-Avail be an event of August 1. MISS SWANSON Chayka-O'Brien Wedding Is Event at Sioux City Miss Nellii Bernice Chayka daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Chayka of 111., former residents of Muscatine, was married to Robert Joseph O'Brien son of Mrs. Michael J. O'Brien of Sioux City, at a nuptial mass Saturday morni ng, June 19, in St. Boniface Cal frolic church, Sioux City.

The I lev. George Bernard McFadden of Storm Lake officiated at the ceremony. Bouquets cjf mixed white flow- decorated the altar. Miss Janice Tritz, organist, ac- IHrs. Donald Bersch- inger who siang "Ave Maria" and ''Panis Angelicus." The bride given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of hantilly lacte styled with pleated tiers cascading down the back and extending into a cathedral train, Her illusion veil fell from a tiara of seed pearls.

She carried a csiscade arrangement of white orchii 3s and stephanotis. Maid of rionor was Miss Shiu- vaun O'Brien, sister of the bridegroom. She wore a gown of mint green lace, rtiered with ruffles. Eler short Hatching veil was attached to a bandeau, and she carried a cascade of orchid majestic daisies. The bridesmaids, Misses Margaret O'Keefe and Dorothy 3'Toole, similarly dressed orchid find tarried green' daisies.

Diams Janney was flower girl and "Rodney Mahon served as ring bearer. Diane wore white net over John T. O'Brien was best man 'or. his brother. Ushers were VTichael Walker, Gerald McCarty, Thomas O'Brien and Michael T.

O'Brien. A rece-ption was held at Cathedral hall. After a wedding trip to Minnesota, Mr; and Mrs. O'Brien will at home at 1210 Hill avenue, Sioux Qold Star Mothers And IHusbands to Be Guests of Auxiliary Gold Star Mothers and their husban.cls will be guests of the Ameri-ean Legion auxiliary at potluclk supper at 6:30 this even- ng at the Legion home. Families of the auxiliary mem- jers also to attend and each auxiliary member to provide a covered dish and table service.

Schoemakers to Observe Si Iyer Ann i versa ry Date Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schoemaker, 408 Busch street, will hold open house Sunday in celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. The open house -hours will be from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Mr.

Schoemaker and the.former Miss Dorothy Kiefher were married June 26, 1929, at the First Baptist church with Vernon L. Shontz officiating. They have a son, Roger, and a daughter, Barbara. Supper Courtesy for Margaret McBride Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Ebher Tuesday evening at a picnic, supper at their home, 410 Busch street, honoring McBride of Albuquerque, N. who is and rela- Those attending -Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

McBride and Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gary and David, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ebner, Stewart and Muscatine, Mr.

Clement McBride, Letts, Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Drake and Mary, East Moline, McBride, Ruth Lodge of Moline, Joan McBride, Iowa City, Margaret McBride and Sheldon LUthsinger, Albuquerque, N. M.

MRS. O'BRIEN Koons-Lando Vows Planned July 10 At St. Petersburg Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.

Koons, 1903 'Fourteenth St. Petersburg of the engagement of their daughter, Roberta Lucille, to James Edwin Lando, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Lando, 2498 Sixteenth St.

Petersburg. The wedding will take place at 10 a. m. July 10 in St. Paul's Catholic church, St.

Petersburg, with a reception following at the Wedgewood Inn. Miss Koons was born in Davenport and was graduated from St. Petersburg high school in 1951. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Edward Dollman, 1467 Washington street.

Mr. Lando is a native of Gary 111., where he was graduated from Dundee high school "in 1948. He is now a member of the St. Petersburg police department. Group Returns from Visit in Detroit Mr.

and E. A. Schweitzer, 911 Sycamore street, and Mrs. Lily Bates, 1200 Iowa avenue, have returned from Detroit, where they visited 10 days with friends and relatives During their stay in Detroit, they attended the wedding of Ann Mlarie Holexa and Jim Bates on June 12. The bridegroom is the son of Loring Bates, former Mus- catme resident.

They also attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration of and Mrs. Norman Bowlus. Mrs. Bowlus is a sister of Mrs. Schweitzer.

Woman's Benefit Assn. Is Planning Picnic The annual picnic of the Woman Benefit Assn. is planned for Sunday, July 4( at the Box Car Ranch on the Muscatine Island The picnic will be an all-day event. Those needing transportation are to call Mrs. Clara Heerd phone 3485, or Mrs.

Anna Hank! phone 55. Garden Party Is Enjoyed at Herb Pals Meeting Members of the Muscatine Herb Pals club enjoyed a. "poke" luncheon and garden party -Monday afternoon at the hom of Mrs. Charles TeStrake, rural route 4. Mrs.

Anna Opel displayed specimens of various varieties of mints and gave comments concerning each. One new member was voted into the club. A tour of Mrs. TeStrake's herb garden completed the afternoon. Another meeting is planned July 19 at the home of Mrs.

Opal Fry The program by June Shellabarger will feature the subject, "Fu with Fennel." Mono Council Plans To Install Stafj Mona Council, Degree of Poca- lontas, met for a business session Tuesday evening at the Redman hall. Installation of officers was scheduled for the next meeting, July 13. The refreshment com- -nittee will be Grace Hartung, iloldie Tobias and Caroline Chat- leld. WEEK END SPECIALS- in i BOYS'SPORT SHIRTS Plisse or Knit Sizes 6 to 18 SPECIAL PURCHASE EACH $1,00 WOMEN'S iSHORTY PAJAMAS REDUCED tegular $1.98 Values. Cool, comfortable easy to wash $1.44 REGULAR 29c MESH PANTIES Cool, airy, absorbent rayon mesh.

Elastic and band leg styles 23c LITTLE GIRLS PEDAL PUSHER SET Say colored matching shirt and pant outfit for summer Special Priced $1.97 SUMMER MATERIAL REDUCED THIS WEEK Reg. 59c Domestic Swissette Reg. $1.19 Printed pucker nylon 89c Rayon Chambray YARD YARD VI 88c it up slow-blended for richer flaw BARBECUED CHICKEN WITH DELRICH SAUCE Cut up a 3V4 Ib. fryer, Melt Vi Ib. Delrich Margarine, Blend in 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 2 tablespoons chopped ondon, 1 teaspoon salt, V4 teaspoon of pepper, Vs teaspoon oregpno (optional), and cups tomato juice.

Marinate chicken in half the sauce for several hours. Broil once, and basting frequently with rest of until chicken is tender (about 40 to 45 minutes). Serve with potato chips. Featured al your grocer's now NeivPeliirfi Glances A of the Guardettes will be held at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at: the home of Mrs. Ronald 611 Pine street.

Journal. Wednesday, June 1954 Van WagenehS Are Attending ConVO 'The Rev and Mrs Congregational Churches being held on the campus, of Yale university, The sessions opened June 23 and will close June 30. Boynton Hosts at Steve Rawson Steve Rawson of Davenport, Milwaukee railroad division freight agent, who is being promoted to a similar position at Minneapolis, was honored at a 6 o'clock dinner at the Five O'clock Supper club Tuesday night at' which B. W. Buynton, was host.

Approximately 60 were guests, including Muscatine city officials, shippers and business men. Mr. Rawson will assume, his new duties later this week. was presented a farewell gift by Lester'Isaacs in behalf of Muscatine friends. After dinner entertainment was presented by Mack Rose, Warsaw, 111., sleight of hand performer.

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