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Musical Program Features Sodality's Christmas Party Members of the Christian Mothers Sodality of St. Lawrence church were entertained at ft musical program at their Christ mas party in the parish hall Tues day night. L. or Club Elects Officers at Christmas Party L. or L.

club members elected officers for 3R54 at their Christ mas party in the home of Mrs. Ted Schtiiz Sr. Tuesday night. Mrs. Wayne Farrell was named president; Mrs.

George Nell, vice- president, and Mrs. Ray Honken- lus, secretary-treasurer. The party began with n. o'clock potluck supper. The table's centerpiece was ft small Christmas tree decked with colored ornaments.

A small Christmas angel was placed beside the tree. While the group waa seated at the table, Christmas gifts were ex After supper, Mrs. SchulB, re tiring president, conducted the business meeting. The remainder of the evening Was spent watching television and visiting. The next meeting will be at Mrs, Joe Hoelscher's home Jan, 19.

Oscar Buchanans of Glidden Holding Open House on Anniversary (TtmM GLIDDEN Mr. and Mrs. OB ear Buchanan of Glidden will hole open house at their home from to 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Dec 90, in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. They Invite their friends to call. TONIGHT (Wednesday) "Lady in Iron Mask" HEY, KIDS! Friday at 4:15 m.

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Sundiy From 1:15 p. m. TtmM Merilrf, CmeH, CmeH, rs I I If 1953 Presbyterian Guild Holds The program featured numbers by the Carroll Wlks Chnrus Mrs. Ronald Roam, The presentation, which divided into three parts, was preceded by the reading of "The Liltlos! Angel" by John Nockols. As the first part, Mrs.

Room played a medlpy of Christmas carols. The second portion, presented by chorus, was "The Christmas Story." narrated by SUnehnrl. Vocal soloists were. Dale Texlor and A. Rolinor of Carroll and Clifford Johnson of Manning.

The third part consisted of two other solpclions by the chorus, "Beautiful Saviour" nnd "Tltoi Lord's Prayer," wilh Mrs. Ream accompanying. Following the program, Mrs. Robert J. introduced Mrs.

Knute Nelson, sodality president, who presented gifts lo the Rev. Arthur S. Foeckes and the Rev. Gerald Wingert on behalf of the Christian Mothers. Mrs.

Dolesaralso introduced Fr. Poeckes, who gave a short talk. Entertainment became informal After lhe program, Santa Claus arrived wilh the gift exchange. A draw prize was won by Mrs. Tony Kanne.

Refreshments were served from a table decorated with Christmas greens, lighted red tapors and choir boy candles. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Fred Orlner, vl co-pros! dent, presided al lhe coffee sor vices. The party had been nt-runged by the Christmas committee, headed by Mrs.

B. J. Leahy and Mrs, Dolezal, co-chairmen. Junior Legion Auxiliary Holds Christmas Festivities Eighteen of the 10 members of the Junior Legion Auxiliary attend ed the group's Christmas party in the American Legion hall after school Tuesday. Some of tho smaller members were accompanied by their mothers.

Mrs. Virgil G. Oleson, chairman, conducted a short business meeting and read two Christmas poems before the youngsters played games and grouped around tho Christmas tree for a gift exchange. Mrs. Olesen reported that the Junior Auxiliary has in ado and sent 100 Christmas tray favors to the Veterans Hospital at Iowa City.

Each youngster rocolved a gift and a treat from the Legion Aux illary. The next meeting of the Junior group will be the third Tuesday In January at the Legion hall. Calenda F.LC Club Election Party TLTfi ryl HofQ nf Vifl aan 'TViftlirirvmifaeHfir'MrnfflHfnf Mornhprs of the Presbyterian i Guild Ploctod officers for 1954 in connection with their Christmas party at Mrs. Carson Summers' home Tuesday night. Mrs.

H. C. Gotrh was Mrs. Summers' cn-hos- Dale Johnsons Yule ESA W.S.C.S. Circles: I Mrs, Carl Bnupilp-.

1 p.m. potluck luncheon, Mrs. C. Hugo Orf's homo; 111 Mrs, Wayne Harriott. Carroll Canton and Auxiliary, 6:30 pntluck dinner and election of officers.

I.O.O.F. hall. Prpsbylerinn Women's Orgnniv.a- nSti.S^SSXZ party, Mrs. RfismussOji. 4 v.ii i i Alpha flororltv and husbands at a Christmas party in O.N.O.

Chrisltnas party, Mrs. I.rnn 1h r' Tuesday night. 1'innrr was served at card ta- WPS dpcomled with Christmas cen-j tprpioces of groonory and angel Mr. and Mrs. E.

Dale Johnson Oxonford. Los Amies Chrislmas party, Mrs, Clara Stroh. Now Doal club Christmas parly, Mrs. Fred Orlner. Signet Lodge No, 2fM A.

F. and A. Masonic Tomple. Thursday Alumnae Nurses polluck dinner and Christmas party, Nurses' Home. Methodist Circle IV Christmas party, Mrs.

Robert J. find snowman candles. Candy! ratios tied with ribbon were fav- Ohrlslmas carol recordings were played throughout Ihe meal. Bingo was played In a draw for Christmas gifts, awarded by the host and hostess. la distributed gifts in the husbands' exchange.

A gift, exchange between "so- American Legion Auxiliary, Legion crot sisters" was conducted. Lat- clubrooms. i or, Alien Siorncr, acting as "San- Odd Fellows Christmas parly for children, I.O.O.F. hall, Entre Nous club-dinner, New Brown Tho ncxt PcUng of lhe soror Derby. Ity will be, a business session at Rainbow Girls, Masonic Temple, I Uu hnme of siemcr lwo Clio club Christmas party, 2:30 p.

I wcc i (a Driftwood Room, Hotel! Burke, Eight O'clock club no-hostess dinner, Hotul Burke. Hubbub Club Christmas parly, Mrs. Larry Lefllngwcll. DeBclles, Mrs. John W.

Drees. 8-4 Fun Club, Mrs. Waldo McMln- imee. T.B.C. Club, Miss Noll O'Donncll.

G.O.B. Club Christmas party, Mrs. Mary Encnbach, N.O.E. club Christmas parly, Mrs, C. L.

Fan-ell. Friday- Thimble Bee luncheon, Hotel Burke K. of C. children's Chrislmas parly, 7:30 p.m., K. of C.

hall. Pomplae Somalco Christmas par ty, Mrs. Omer Langenfeld Sunday School party, Church of Nazarene parsonage Presbyterian Junior departmenl Chrislmas parly, 7 p.m., Under croft Two Couples Take Vows At Audubon (TlmM Herald AUDUBON Anna Jeanetle Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C.

Larsen, Audubon, was married to Richard D. Berge, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Berge of Bode at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25.

The Eev. Erhardt Nielsen performed the double ring ceremony at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. The bride wore a white silk organza gown and fingertip veil held to a lace bonnet trimmed with pearls. Her flowers wove white spider mums, centered with talisman roses. Bridesmaids were Neoma Steen, sister of the bride, Dorothy Ann L.arsen, sister-in-law, and Phelva Berge, sister of the bridegroom.

Mrs. Steen was matron of honor. Best man was Robert Lithscum. Groomsmen were Lawrence Larsen and Glen Aasland. Flower girl was Barbara Ann Larsen.

Billy Bisgaard was ring bearer. Ushers were Harlan Berge, Carl Hartman, Pete Larsen and Arnold Larsen, A reception was held for about 2SO guests in the church parlors after the ceremony. The couple will live in Iowa City, where Mr. Berge is completing his final year in medical M-hool. The bride attended Dana College, Blair, for one year and graduated from nursing school at Iowa Lutheran Hospital in DCS Moines.

She is presently employed as a jurse. Donna Lee Hopkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hopkins, Oulh- Center, was married Thursday afternoon to James Pittman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Pittman, Waterville, Ga. The Rev. Grant IC1- 'ord officiated. The bride wore a blue satin dress with navy accessories. Attendants were Mr.

and Mrs. Mads Petersen, Kimballton. Mrs. Peterson is a sister of the bride. Mr.

and Mrs. Pittman have been! employed at Ihe Guthrie County! hospital. The bride is a graduate of Guthrie Center high school. Mr. Pitlman is a veteran of three and one-years service in Korea.

They will make their home in rlaterville, Ga. Ed Martens' Of Westside Wed Fifty Years at their wedding Herald -WESTSIDE Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Martens quietly observed their 50th wedding anniversary at their home December 9.

They were married at Monmouth, Iowa, Jackson county, and came to Westslde in 1003, farming southwest of Westside until 1345 when they moved into town. Bridesmaid was Mrs. John Behrens of Clinton, and best man was Peter Bahnsen of Oxford Junction, but they were unable to be present for the anniversary observance. Mrs. Martens (Matie Bahnsen) was born July 9, 1882 at Wall Lake, Iowa.

Mr. Martens was born August 13, 1879 at Lost Nation, Iowa. Tho honored couple was each presented a gold wrist watch, gifts from Mrs. Marten's brothers and sisters, Many relatives, friends and neighbors called lo extend host wishes. The Martens were also recipients of many gifts and cards.

They received a purse of money. The table waa laid wilh a gold lace cloth and centered with a huge bouquet of yellow roses, a gift from the children of Mrs, Josie Meyer. The wedding cake wits made by Mrs, Glen Meyer and decorated by Mrs, Edward Meyer. Mrs, Emma Campbell and Mrs. Agnes Frank served and Mrs.

Henry Wllken, poured. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Romer of Wyoming, Iowa wore out-of-town guosts at their uncle and aunt's anniversary. Mrs.

Kenneth Holley Entertains the P.F.F. At a Christmas Party Mrs. Kenneth K. Holley was hostess lo P.F.F. club members at a Christinas party in her home Tuesday "night.

Lunch was served before bridge was played and gifts were exchanged. Centering the dining table was a popcorn ring, in the middle of which were Christmas cookies from which a red candle rose. On top of each individual cake was a tiny red or green candle. teas. Tho homr was decorated for the Christtnastirlp.

Mrs. Arlpon Gillett. was chosen president; Mrs. Phil S. Mr-Quirk, vice-president, and Miss Fnnnie Blondel was re-elected secretary- treasurer.

The program was in the form of a. cnndlellghting service, with Mrs. W. L. McConkio ns narrator.

Mrs. Golch and Mrs. F. C. Beverley assislod with the candles.

During 1 the service, Mrs. Golch sang Holy Night," accompanied by Mrs. Summers, In conclusion, each member lighted a. candle from the main catulip and sang "Silent. Night." All the candles wore thon plncpd in front of three largo lighted candles on a table.

The program continued with group singing of Christmas carols, accompanied by Mrs. Gotch, and a gift exchange. Coffee was served from a can- dlolightod table. Mrs. M.

L. Mills, retiring president, poured. Leo Bueltels' Are Hosts To Club At Christmas Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bucltcl were hosts to LRVMB club members at a.

Chrislmas patty in their home Tuesday night. At the card tables, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lappe won high score prizes, Mrs. Lappe a.lso receiving the draw.

Second high prizes were awarded to Mrs. Henry Vcnteicher and Victor Hermsen, nncl low to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ricke. A Christmas theme was used in serving lunch.

A decorated cake honored lhe birthday of Mr. Ven- leicher, who was presented with a purse from the group. Christmas gifts were exchanged. Santa Claus also distributed gifts to the children of members. At the bridge tables, Mrs.

M. Maddy won the high score prize and Mrs. E. J. Daugherty, low.

Mrs. L. L. Akin, the only nonmcmbcr guest, was presented with a gift by her hostess. Gifts wore exchanged around the lighted Christmas tree.

The next meeting will be at Mrs. Daugherty'a home Doc. 29. Entertain Friends at Christmas Breakfast Mrs. Ralph M.

Crane and Mrs. James W. Wilson entertained a few friends at a Christmas breakfast in Mrs. Crane's home Tuesday morning. Mrs.

Charles U. Fisher of Glidden was an out-of- town guest. Rosalie Williams' Engagement Is Told (Times Hi'J-Kld Scrvlrf) AUDUBON Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of Audubon have an- nounc-ed the engagement of their daughter, Rosalie, to Lloyd Benton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Benton, also of Audubon. Miss Williams is attending Audubon High school. Mr. Benton recently entered the Marine Corps and now is stationed at the Marine base in San Diego, Calif.

REX deitroys Unpleasant Household Odors 6 ot 98c I 2 I Delta Dek Members Are Mrs. Porter's Yuletide Party Guests Mrs. John Porter entertained Delta Dek club members and two other guests, Mrs. H. J.

Traner and Miss Muriel Reynolds, at a Chrislmas party in her apartment Tuesday night. Candles and Christmas greens decorated the rooms. Contract bridge was played at three tables and the high score prize was awarded to Mrs. Lambert J. Thelen, Miss Reynolds received the second high prize and Mrs.

D. W. Quinn, the traveling prize. Gifts wore exchanged around a Christmas tree which had been sent to Mr. and Mrs.

Porter by their sou James of Butle, Mont, Lunch was served at the bridge tables. Each was centered with a large lighted candle surrounded by Chrislmas greens. Christmas candle figurines were favors at the services. The next meeting will be al Mrs. H.

J. Olerich's home Jan. 5. Vonnahme-Schreck Wedding Banns Called Wedding banns were called for the first time Sunday morning at St. Joseph's Church here and Our Lady of ML Carmel Church, Mt.

Carmel, for the approaching marriage of Madonna Vonnahme, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vonnahino of Mt. Carmel, and Gerald Schreck, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Schreck of Carroll. The wedding will take place at the Mt. Carmel Church Dec. 29. K.

of C. Annual Christmas Party For Children Friday Children of Knights of Colum bus will see a film and hear selections by the Knights of Columbus choral group at their Christmas party in the K. of C. hall Friday night, beginning at 7:30. Santa Claus will arrive, bring ing treats for all the children up to 12 years of age.

Madonna Vonnahme Is Complimented At A Prenuptial Shower Madonna Vonnahme, who will marry Gerald Schreck in an 8:30 ceremony Dec. 29 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon in the Mount Car mel hall. Hostesses were Kathryn and lone Vonnahme, sisters of the bride-elect, Mrs. Alois Vonnahme, and daughter, Colleen. The prospective bride was pre sented with a corsage with compliments of her sister, Lois Vonnahme, who is away at college.

Games were played and prizes were awarded to Joan Pudenz, Marilyn Bruch, Mrs. Joe Heisterkamp and Dolores Berger. The hostesses were assisted In serving lunch by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Frank Vonnahme, and Mrs. Susan Reiff.

After lunch, the honoree opened her gifts whicl) had been placed on a table decorated in her chosen colors. Guests besides those mentioned were: Mrs. William Schreck, daughters, Mary Rose and JoAnn, Anne Jasper, Mrs. Ed Sturm, Mrs. Erwin Vonnahme, Mrs.

Clarence Luchtel, Mrs. Ray Vonnahme, Mrs. Norman Baumhovcr, Mrs, Joe Loeffelholz, Mrs. Wilbert Wuebker, Mrs. Lowell Wuebker, Mrs.

Gene Hoffman, Mrs. Leo Schmitz, Gladys Vonnahme, Mrs. Howard Bock, Mrs. Al Feilmeir, Catherine Baumhover, Margie Berger, Lois Stork, Marilyn Stangl, Mary Ann Noes, Rita Pudenz, Mary Heisterkamp, Kathleen Snyder, Marian Wernimont, Mrs. Kennelii Noes, and Mrs.

Mike Wittrock and daughters, Diane and Linda. By GREYHOUND Plenty of Seats! Plenty of Service! tAere ore no fewer DES MOINES 12.4$ CHICAGO $9.00 MINNEAPOLIS U.eS OMAHA $2.39 (PlMI GREYHOUND Hotel Surkt Phone 3551 nner Members of the F.L.C. club followed a no-hostess dinner party in the dining; room of Hotel Burke with a Christmas party at Mrs. Don Hillyer's home Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen members were seated at the table for the 1 o'clock dinner.

The centerpiece, a Swedish Christman tree, was surrounded with Christmas greens and holly. The place cards carried out the Christmas theme. At Mrs. Hillyer's home, the group exchanged gifts which had been nlaced under the Christmas tree. The packages were distributed by 'Mrs.

Santa Glaus." Games, arranged by Mrs. C. M. Baylias, were included in the entertainment. Part of the afternoon was spent boxing randies as a Christmas gift from the club to the Carroll County Home.

Mrs. Hillyer served punch and cookies from a table laid with a Christmas cloth and decorated with a candle arrangement and a Madonna figurine. Mrs. Carl Bauerle presided at the punch bowl. Mrs, Bauerle, Mrs.

Merrill Rogers and Mrs. Bayliss comprised the committee on party arrangements. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Alfred Meyers' home Tuesday, Jan. 5.

Club Group Begins Christinas Party With A No-Hostess Dinner The Merry-Meelers held their annual Christmas party Tuesday night. After a no-hostesa dinner at the New Brown Derby, Mrs. Robert Moehn entertained the group at her home. Contract bridge was played and gifts were exchanged. Score prizes were won by Mrs.

Louis Macke, who held high, and Mrs. Louis Nockels, low. After the games, Mm Moehn served lunch at the bridge tables, which were appointed in the Christmas colors of red and green. Mrs. David Arts will entertain at her home in three weeks.

Hansman-Behrens Wedding Banns Wedding banns were called for the first time Sunday for the ap prqaching marriage of Margaret Helen Hansman, daughter of Mrs. Rose Hansman of Carroll, and James Behrens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behrens. Banns were announced at Holy Angels Church, Roselle, and St.

Mary's Church, Willey, where the wedding will take place at 8:30 Tuesday morning, Dec. 29. Personal Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rohb, son, Bruce, and daughter, Sara, accompanied by Mr.

Robb's mother, Mrs. E. A. Robb, are leaving Wednesday afternoon on a southern vacation trip. They are going; to Mobile, and then west along the gulf coast.

They will be New Year's guests at Midland, of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Utley and family, formerly of Mr.

and Rlley nnd daughter, Rosalyn, of Storm Lake visited over Sunday with Mr. Riley'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rlley, and his grandmother, Mrs.

w'. T. Rosa. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnofd Sporleder are leaving Wednesday night for Tucson, where they will spend about six weeks with their i son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and i Mrs. Harold Rudi, and family, Ralph Anzrvlnn, John and Duane Thelen, Creighton University students, arrived from Omaha Tuesday night to be at their homes here until Jan. 4. The three have taken work for the holidays.

Ralph Anzevino and Duane Thelen are assisting at the post office. John Leahy is working at Nockels Store. Arthur A. Neu, who attends Northwestern University, Evanston, 111., will arrive Wednesday night to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. A. N. Neu, and his brother, Charles. Group of 60 At Teachers' Christmas Party Sixty teachers, their wives and husbands attended the annual Chrislm'as party of the faculty and staff of Carroll Public schools in the school lunch room Tuesday evening.

Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts, contributions were made lo the Goodfellows Christmas Fund. Tables were decorated with arrangements of evergreens, ornaments and Christmas candles. Members of the committee were Catherine Veenker, Erma Aron and Roberta Brown, representing the grade and Jacqueline Schulz, Margaret Carney, and Mrs. Clayton Patrick, of the high school faculty. Dinner was prepared by Mrs.

J. Beisch, Mrs. Norbert Kasperaen and Mrs. Frank Halbig of the school lunch staff. Wallace Eldridge of Lake View Married at Little Brown Church (Times Herald Newn Service) LAKE VIEW Announcement is made of the marriage of Donna Lou, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Lou of Kingsley, and Wallace Eldridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eldridge of Lake View. The ceremony took place Dec.

11 In the Little Brown Church at Nashua. The bride'wore a blue suit and carried white mums. Her attendant, Mrs. Mary Adams of Goldfield, wore a brown suit. Her flowers were pink carnations.

The bridegroom was attended by his father. The couple left on a trip to Chicago Immediately after the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eldridge were the only Lake View relatives present at the ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hucgerlch and Mrs. Mary Berger and daughter. Josephine, went to Sioux City Tuesday to visit Mrs.

Berger'9 son, tlie Rt. Rev. Msgr. Julius Berger. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Bernhard of Park Rapids, arrived Tuesday for a few days' visit with Mr. Bernhnrd's sister. Mrs. George J.

Hess, and family. They are en route to Clearwater, for the winter. Brownie Scouts Are Entertained Mrs. H. F.

Wickenkamp and Mrs. Edward S. White, leader and assistant leader of a Brownie Scout Troop, onlertainod the youngsters at a Chrislmas party in Mrs. Wickcnkamp's home Tuesday afternoon. Seven of the eight members were present.

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