The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 5

THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1962 Erma R. Bowen To Wed Aug. 25 Aug. 25 is the date chosen by Miss Erma R. Bowen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Bowen of 1008 South Twenty- second Street, for her marriage to G. Con Keller of Sweetsers, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman F. Keller of Indianapolis. The wedding will be at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon at Centenary Methodist Church. The Rev. Robert DeLong, church pastor, will officiate.

Mrs. James Barnes will be the organist. MR. BOWEN will give his daughter in marriage. She will be attended by Miss Emily R.

Cox, maid of honor; her sisters, Misses Vera and Juanita Bowen, and Miss.ZoEtta Keller, sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaids. John Younker of Boonville will be Mr. Keller's best man. Ushers will be Bruce Hoagland and Jim Wittenauer. Grooms- member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity.

He will teach at Oak Hill High School in Converse. Anniversary In observance of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Baratto of R. R.

2, West Terre Haute, a dinner and reception were held Sunday afternoon at Louise's Restaurant. After the family dinner, more than 100 relatives and friends called for the afternoon reception. The Barattos have lived in the Sanford area for nearly 40 years. They have a daughter, Mrs. Peter Dinelli of Highland Park, 111., and a son, John Baratto, basketball coach at East Chicago Washington High School.

men will be Les Hash, Bobj f-t-, George and Dave Knott. VjlUDS The bridegroom's parents will entertain with a rehearsal din-! Golden A club members ner at Holiday Inn Restaurant the night preceding the wedding. There will be a reception at the Woman's Department Club following the wedding. AFTER A wedding trip North, the couple will live in Sweet- sers. Miss Bowen was graduated from Wiley High School and has been attending Indiana State College.

Her fiance was graduated will have a covered dish dinner and business session Friday evening at the Y. W. C. A. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock, with the business session following at 7 o'clock.

Hostesses and host will be Mrs. Lula Cox, Mrs. Vona Weeks, Mrs. Lena All and Philip Balder. Alma Triple Link Club members will hold a family picnic at 6:30 o'clock this evening at from Bosse High School inline Ouabache Oven in Deming REFRESHMENTS FOR BRlDE-ELECT Miss Molly Ann Alkire, second from left, who will be married Aug.

12 to R. Michael honored with a shower given by Mrs. J. H. Kintz, far left, at her home at 2430 North Seventh Street.

With them are, reading from right, Mrs. Donald Kintz, who will be her sister's matron of honor, and Mrs. James L. Alkire, mother of the bride. tests.

Prizes will be awarded. The reunion will be open to all members of the family and their Births Evansville and from Indiana State College, where he was a NOW YOU CAN GET A SIM TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOB YOUR OLD HEATING SYSTEM FOR DETAILS CALL AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. 1201 1ST AVE. C-'Olt Let Us Show You How Snap-Out Carbon Forms Will Save You Money Complete Forms Designing for Special Applications Woodburn Printing Inc. 25 South 6th St.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Morris of 4013 Park Avenue, North Terre Haute, announce the birth of twin They Park. A short business session also have two other sons, John will follow the dinner.

Each member attending is to take sandwiches, a prepared dish or salad and own service. Dessert and beverage will be furnished by the hostesses, Mines. Marie Johnson, Frieda- belle Bailey, Ada Lindley and Dorothy Whitlock. Societies and Garry, and two daughters, Mary Ann and Connie Sue. Personals THE ERSKINE COLUMN- The Time to Be Happy BY HELEN WORDEN ERSKINE Dear Helen My husband made much of holidays.

They were a time to be happy. No matter what the holiday, political or religious, he celebrated. I looked forward to these days as much as he. Then he died, quite suddenly, within the year and I dread their coming. The Fourth of July was -hard for me.

Labor Day won't be so bad but when I think of Thanksgiving and Christmas without him it seems more than South Seventh Street returned home Sunday evening from a two-week conducted bus tour of the New England states. Smith-Corona NEW FULL DUTY ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER 1 AO 50 from 107 TYPEWRITER REBUILDER SALES 114 N. 7th C-1530 Ladies' Auxiliary of Eagles will hold a business session at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Eagles' Lodge Hall, with Mrs. Lola Booth presiding. Trustees will meet at 7 o'clock, preceding the regular meeting.

United States Army Mothers, Post No. 1, will hold its annual picnic today at Square No. 3 in Doming Park. This also will be a birthday luncheon for members with birthdays in July. Honor guests will be Mmes.

Goldie Balder, Leota Fleming, Sadie Wence and Roxie McKee. Each member attending is to! Modern Language Picnic Thursday One of the Summer meetings of the modern language department of the Woman's Department Club will be the picnic to be held Thursday at the Summer home of Mrs. Charles Bresett, south of Riley. Luncheon will be served at noon, with each member attending taking a salad, vegetable or dessert and her own tacn memoer auenaing is to service The hospitality com take a picnic basket and er mit tee, of which Mrs. Brayton own service.

There will be a Castle is cha irman, will furnish short business session following luncheon. Reunion The 1 thirty-fourth annual reunion of descendants of the Robert and Alice Blair family will be held Sunday at the Fort Shelter in Deming Park. After a basket dinner at 1 o'clock, there will be games and con- the meat course. Mrs. Russell Bonham is chairman of the department.

Royal Crown Cola HALF-QUARTS the fresher refresher NEHI BOTTLING CO. 1348 Sycamore C-3054 Record Earnings CHICAGO, July 23. (UPD Stewart Warner Corporation said Monday record second- quarter sales pushed the firm's net earnings for both the second period and the first half of 1962 to the highest levels in 33 years. Net income for the six months ended June 30 amounted to or $1.15 share, up 26 per cent from $3,032,732 or 91 cents a year ago. can bear.

Thanksgiving, we had turkey, of course, with all the trimmings, including cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie my husband's favorite. There was laughter and talk and the smell of good things cooking. The whole family was at table. My husband said grace, then honed the big carving knife to get it extra sharp, and stood up straight and handsome to carve the turkey. He made a ceremony of the occasion.

At Christmas our granddaugh-i ter helped him trim the tree Last year it was a big one, six feet tall. They decorated it all white his idea with that glittery artificial snow you spray on; then hung it with silver balls and tinsel and fastened a silver Star of Bethlehem on top. The ornaments are packed away on a top shelf in the spare room closet but I shan't have the heart to get them down this year, give gifts, or send out cards. Is it wrong to feel this way? Should I send Christmas cards whether I'm sad or glad? I ask the question because the lady of whom we always bought our cards called the other day and said if I got my order in early she could give me a good joy. Order the Christmas cards.

Choose the gayest, prettiest and most charming possible. Continue to make an occasion of holidays, but in your own way. selection. GRANDMA. Dear are in the land of the living.

Go on with your life. Having been through an experience similar to yours, I know how hard that can be. But you are fortunate, as was in having had a husband who knew how to enjoy life, who remembered to live himself. Vice President i Your husband set you an ex- I ample. You would be less than CHICAGO, July 23.

(UPD true to his memory if you Judson S. Sayre has been named didn't follow it. Life is change, vice-president for'marketing of: It isn't essential that you do Borg-Warner Corporation, chair- exactly as he did, unless that man Robert S. Ingersoll what you yourself would en- Monday. Sayre will take over early in 1963.

Use of a $60,225,000 REA loan to build facilities to serve 17 favored REMCs costs you and other taxpayers $12,800,000 in interest subsidies in the first ten The Governmenf pays ouf: YIELD ON TAXABLE U.S. TREASURY BONDS Governmenf receives: INTEREST RATE BORROWINGS FROM REA TAX SUISIDY YOU AND OTHER TAXPAYERS ARE PAYING OH REA LOANS 1950 It costs the government more than 3.8% interest to borrow money these days. But Uncle Sam charges only interest on 35-year REA loans like the one for $60,225,000 intended to finance generating and transmission facilities to serve 17 Hoosier REMCs facilities that would only duplicate those of the investor-owned companies now providing their electric power at low rates. You and other taxpayers have to pay for these interest losses. You also have to make up for the Federal income taxes REMCs are excused from paying on their profits.

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He enters his senior year at college this Fall and I my sophomore year al high. We've been seeing each two years, except during vacation when he returns home. We meet at various musica' events in which we both participate. Our backgrounds, interests and tastes are similar We belong to the same faith. We talk frankly to one another about our hopes, fears, ambitions.

He often speaks warmly of a sister whom he loves dearly and says I remind him of her. Now vacation is here and he's gone home. He promised to write and hasn't. I'll simply die if I don't hear from him. We have each other's telephone numbers and addresses and yet there is this wall of silence.

What am I to do? I've been infatuated before but this is different. CONFUSED. Dear ache in the heart is just as real at 15 as 50. Perhaps even more painful because youth takes life so seriously. But the cure remains the same: Let the boy the initiative.

Get' on with your life. If turns up again, well and good; if he "Men have died from time to time, and worms have eaten them, but not for love." Concentrate upon your music. Make it your major interest. The more independent you are, the more desirable you will be. Dear Helen My husband wanted me to help support a son he had by another woman.

It came as a complete surprise to me and I refused. Now he tells me it would simplify matters if I left. I work and we've just about got the house paid for. The question is, who would get the or More important, I love my husband in spite of all He has done to hurt me. His conscience must bother him for he argues all the time.

He is 52, I am 38. He's kind in his way but handi capped by not being able to read or write, so signed paper without knowing that it was an agreement to give the boy his name. Please print my letter and your answer. I shall read it to DESPERATE. is a case for a lawyer.

Go to the nearest Domestic Relations Court and ask the judge to either assign or recommend one. On the basis of information furnished, you would be better off apart from this man, especially if you are self-supporting. Did you keep a record of payments you made on the house? 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 "Divorces and Separations." (Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.) Mildred Tippin To Wed D. Rusk Miss Mildred Tippin of 1728 North Eighth Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Tippin of R. R. 1, Greencastle, will become the bride of Donald Rusk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman D.

Rusk of 1915 North Thirteenth Street, in a ceremony at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Aug. 5, at the Somerset Church in Greencastle. The Rev. James C. Brown will officiate, and music will be furnished by Miss Mary Ann Trout, organist, and Mrs.

Nancy Baldwin, who will sing "Whither Thou Goest" and "Wedding Prayer." The bride will be given in marriage by her father, and attendants will be Miss Helen Tropilo of Gary, maid of honor; Misses Marilyn and Joanne Tippin, sisters of the bride, Dridesmaids; little Miss Becky Tippin, niece of the bride, Note to new cooks: heavy cream doubles in volume after it is whipped. manners If you don't hear about a death in time to send flowers, do write a note to the family. Rozhon-Hehmann Wedding Held In San Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Michael C.

Hehmann are on their wedding trip to Mammoth Cave and points in southern Indiana: The wedding of Miss Patricia Joan Rozhon and Mr. Hehmann took place Saturday at All Saints' Catholic Church in San Pierre, with the Rev. Louis Jeziorski conducting the double-ring ceremony and as celebrant of the nuptial high mass. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Rozhon of San Pierre, and Mr. Hehmann is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Hehmann of 2224 Cleveland Avenue. ALTAR VASES were filled with white gladioli, and the pews were marked with bows of white satin ribbons. Attendants were Miss Rita Rozhon, sister of the bride, maid of honor; Bill Cloutier of Terre Haute, best man; Al and Bob Rozhon, and brother respectively of the bride, ushers. The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore a floor-length gown of white silk organza. Alencon lace formed the neckline of the short- sleeved, fitted bodice, and tiny buttons decorated the back.

A large bow highlighted the skirt. She. wore a pearlized circlet, from which fell her white illusion veil, and carried a bouquet of white roses. HER ATTENDANT was dressed in blue taffeta with an overskirt of blue organza. She wore a headdress of taffeta and veiling matching her dress, and carried a fan-shaped bouquet of pink carnations.

A dinner for 50 guests was held at noon in the church parlor of the SS Cyril and Methodius Church in North Judson. Upon their return from their wedding trip, Mr. Hehmann will Dance Planned For Elks Juniors Plans have been made by the Elks' Lodge for an informal Junior Dance to be held State ffppin will Wednesday evening at the teach in RockviUe this Fall, Fort Harrison Country Club. flower girl; Master Kent Brown, nephew of the bride, ring bearer; Marvin Gambill, best man, and Larry Gambill and John Leminger, ushers. A reception will follow'at the church.

The couple will make their home in Seelyville. Both Miss Tippin arid Mr. Rusk are graduates of Indiana Public Accounting Firm of Terre Haute. Naval Training Center at Great Lakes, 111., where he will at- electronic technician's school, and Mrs. Hehmann will return to Indianapolis to complete her training as a medical technologist at St.

Vincent's Hospital. and Mr. Rusk is an accountant with the Ernst and Ernst music for dancing from 8,:30 un. Wardle-Gilbert Wedding Aug. 4 Saturday, Aug.

4, is the date set for the wedding of Miss Mary Leona Wardle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wardle of 102 Riggy Avenue, West Terre Haute, and Larry Dean Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Buford Gilbert of R.

R. 3, West Terre Haute. The double-ring ceremony will take place at 6 o'clock in the evening at Bethany United Church of Christ, with the Rev. Alvin Ricklees hearing the vows. Mrs.

Paul Pollock will be organist, and Miss Marianne Morgan will sing "Because" and "Always." The bride's father will give her in marriage. Attendants will be Miss Sally Knox, maid of honor: Misses Beverly Goodwin and Nancy Verpleatse, bridesmaids; John Daniel, best man, and Jim Mann and John Livengood, ushers. til 11:30 o'clock, and dress will be informal. The affair will be for all Elks Juniors of senior high school age and over and their guests. One hundred guests have been invited to attend the reception to follow at the church.

Assist- limrted The Catalinas will provide Stock Dividend PHILADELPHIA, July 23. IBPD Directors of L'Aiglon Apparel, Monday voted a stock dividend of 2 per cent on mon, payable Aug. 15 to of record July 20: Unclaimed Furs From Storage To Be Sold ing in serving will be Misses Vickie Gilbert, sister of the bridegroom; Peg Cramer, Georgia Osborne and Mrs. Gary Carter. After a wedding trip South, the couple will live in Leroy.

Miss Wardle is a graduate of the West Terre Haute High School and will be graduated Saturday from St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Gilbert is a graduate of Concannon High School and re- return to the United States ceived his degree in June from Indiana State College. He will teach in Merrillville this Fall.

Mrs. Raymond Kearns St. Anthony Patient Mrs. Raymond J. Kearns of 1642 South Fifth Street is a patient at St.

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