The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 4

LA ffHE Wtt.) BAltf. i ,1 SWS id fntffithly meeting ef County Gerrfrfflunfty Council be held this everting in room el fchifieiandef union Hlgf jl at 11 Organlz let area isefttativ ufld 'U Ifft Mft iftdlvkffitt who has project to profit 0fr is welcome to attend! we Council meetings and their ideas. sacred concert will be held at 80 p.m. in JjBptist Church. OHVettfirtg, "Sweden's iftg Ambassador," will be featured.

Flftl Baptist midweek service will be Held -Wednesday at pv m. Studies -Will be in the Book of- the Revelation. First Bkiitfftt choir wilt rchcnrst Wedhektey at 8:30 The CfoHitegitlitiitl confirmation class Wednesday at 4' p.m. CftitBfetatiohal senior choir will practice Wednesday at 7 p.mv the church. Members of First Congregational Church will have a congregational meeting Wedhesday at 7:45 p.m.

in the church basement tor the purpose of dl3Cuss.lng the merger. JUMlar ahd senior MYF will mett Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Fifst Methodist Church. A fancy work and bread sale will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Wlscoflsln Service office.

iPillpW Cases, aprons, hand painted towels and crocheted items Will be available. Various kinds of homemade bread will be a specialty at the Unit 4 of Irnmanuel Lutheran Church is the sponsoring organization. Mrs, John Palm is chairman. Methodist teachers and officers will have a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church.

Male Chorus will meet tonight at iRhinelander Union High School instead of the Vocational The time of rehearsal is- 8 o'clock. Townline Hobby Club will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. iri the homte of Mrs. Gaylord Brown, Star Rte. 2.

St. Mark Lutheran' Church will have Advent service, with the Lord's Supper Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. LoCal Gals TOPS Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m; in the Ernest Faulkner home, Rte. 2. Rliihelander Duplicate Bridge Club will play Wednesday at 7:30 i three tti happily 'every school dayV arid skirt are sew-easy, and so gfly in plaid or with: simple, white cotton Meetings in Mondtf, the Masonic bfing Christmas packages.

AAtlW ftreetlflttr 8 p.m., the home of Mrs, JeM firewtt, Spring Lake Rd. Odd Fellows, p.m., in the VFW ttall. St. Mark communion announce- 4 to 7 p.m., in the parson' age. PTA Council, 7:30 p.m., South Park School.

Oneida County Community Council, 7:30 p.m., in room 124 of tafidef Union High school. Male dhottis, 8 p.m., in Rhine- laftder Union (instead- of Vocation ft 1 School). Pointed pattern M45r jChHdren's Sizes 2, fi fl skirt 1V4 yards bimisb yard 606 iftCoilis for tfiis pftt- tefd add 10 cetttn for each teM ior ist'class mallirjg. to Adahifi, cara of The Daily News, Pattern M3 West 17th Sfc, New York 11, PWnt plainly NAME, AD- with ZONE, SIZE and in the Hideaway of Hotel Feiilon. St.

Aupustine's choir will rehearse Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the church. Dorcas Welfare Center, 203 E. Mljnlco will be open Wednesday 3:30 to 5 p.m. immauuel junior confirmation class xwiUrticeive instruction W-ed- nesday St 6i90 Immanuel junior choir will Wednesday at 7:15 p.m., at 8 o'clock.

-Trinity junior and senior confirmation class meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the church. i A. xpiith night dinner will be in Church Wednesday at 5:3,0 p.m, Trinity junior and.senior Luther leagues -will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the church.

Trinity senior choir will rehearse Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. JnlU, cln 9 MACSHORE CLASSICS CAMPBELL STORES SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK Nov. 20, dtobby Club, 8 p.m., in the home of oaylof'd Brown, i Star Hie. 2. South (Park PTA Stunt Night Jfleetlflg, p.m., in the slxtn grade room or the school.

WWII Mothers, 8 p.m., in the! Youth Center, N. Stevens St. VFW, 8 p.m,, in the clubrooms. Trim-Line fOPs Club, 7 p.m.,, in the Vocational School. teachers mteting, 1:30 in the home of Mrs.

Fred Schueppert, 1044 Randall Ave. Cohg-regationrtl admlrtis- tratiVe board, 4:30 -in the parish house, Immanliel teachers and officers of the Sunday school, 7 p.m., in the pastor's study. (Republican Women's Federation, 8 p.m., Hideaway room, Hotel Fenlon. Ladies Auxiliary, Newbold Boy Scout Troop 597, 8 p.m., Kenneth Perry residence. Wednesday, Nov.

30. VFW Auxiliary birthday supper, 8:30 p.m., in the clubrooms; membership dues card is ticket for admission. Bread and fancy work items, 10 a.m., in Wisconsin Public SerVice office; sponsored by Unit 4 of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Mrs. John tPalm chairman. Bazaar and bake sale, 10 a.m., in Congregational Church sponsored by Snow Flake Rebekah Lodge.

LoCal Gals TOPS Club, 7:30 p. in the Ernest Faulkner home, Rte. 2. iRhinelander Duplicate Bridge ClUfa, 7:30 p.m., in Hotel Fenlon. St.

Augustine's choir rehearsal, 7 p.m., in the church. Dorcas Welfare Center, 203 E. Monico open 3:30 to 5 p.m. Sacred concert, 7:30 p.m., in Calvary Baptist Church; with Carl Olivebring. First Baptist midweek service 7:30 p.m.

First Baptist choir rehearsal, 8:30 p.m. The Congregational confirmation class; 4 p.m. Congregational senior choir, 7 p. in the church. Congregational Church meeting for discussion on merger, 7:45 p.m.

Methodist junior and senior MYF, 7 p.m. Methodist Sunday school officers and teachers, 7:30 p.m. Immanuel junior confirmation class instruction, 6:30 p.m. Immanuel junior choir, 7:15 p.m. Immanuel senior choir, 8 p.m.

St. Mark Advent service, 7:30 p. with Lord's Supper. Trinity junior and senior confirmation classes, 4 p.m. Youth night dinner, 5:30 p.m., in Trinity Church parlors.

$4.00 Moder ls who live 9 corn fertile, roll up sleeve to -if- wash day, White, Violet CreniOistachio, eofii to 35. with campus it's a cimh ter Pwan, Grey, Sherbet, Miss Judith Carole Grant Weds David Charles Spafford Mary's Ho re Singing -i Modern Menus (EhVke Studio Photo) MR. AND MRS. DAVID CHARLES SPAFFJDRJD Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Pohnl and daughter, Laurie Kay, re-. turned today to Oshkosh after spending the Thanksgiving holidays here. Their daughter was baptized Sunday in the First Methodist Church. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Allen and son, Scott, returned Sunday to Milwaukee after spending the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pe- long, 26 E. Phillip St.

Miss Judith Carole Grant' and David Charles Spafford were married last Saturday in First Methodist Church. The Rev. C. L. Lindberg performed the single ring ceremony, at 4 p.m.

Mrs. Darwin Kuczmarski sang "Because" and "We'll Walk With God." Mrs. Freda Torgeson was the organist. The- daughter of Mr. and "Mrs.

Vernon Grant. 226 Grant was escorted to the altar by her father. She chose an antique satin bridal gown with fitted short sleeves and a' modified scoop neckline. The extremely full skirt was caught up.at regular intervals and held by roses of hand alencon an aleh'cdn lace flounce on the underskirt. The bodice, neckline and sleeves were, trimmed with the same clusters of lace and the back of the bodice closed with tiny pearl buttons.

The headpiece of matching lace, fitted snugly to the head and dipped over the forehead, was edged in seed pearls. From at fell the short shoulder length veil of pUre silk illusion. She carried a sheaf of white mums and pompons with streamers of variegated ivy. Matron of honor was Mrs. Lee Bcrnsteen, sister of Patricia Jahnke, a'close friend, was the bridesmaid.

They were gowned in wintar-beige satin brocade sheaths with 'scoop necklines and short sleeves. Jacquard green satin cummerbunds accented their waistlines and they wore green shoes and gloves. Their were of fall flowers and they carried bpskets of 'mums and pompons. The bridegroom chose his brotli- er, Marvin Spafford, as best man. They are sons of Mrs.

Joseph Spafford, Rte. 3, the late Joseph Spafford. Gary Grant, brother of the bride, wag groomsman. Gilbert Spafford, cousin of (the bridegroom, and Brent Johnson, cousin of the bride, seated the guests at the church. Mrs.

Vernon Grant appeared- in a loden green nylon lace dress with satin trim. Her white accessories included a cymbidium orchid tied with green ribbon. Mrs. Joseph Spafford wore a purple brocaded sheath with matching jacket and hat. Her cymbidium orchid was tied with purple iribbon.

A reception and buffet in the church parlors i followed the service. Coffee was poured by Maureen Lader, cousin of the bride; the cake was by Mrs. Otto Lader, aunt of bride, and Mrs. Glen Spafford. i In attendance were guests from Madison, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Rapids, Stevens Point and the state ofiMinnesota.

For'her going, a way. costume, the bride chose a sapphire blue velvet dress with matching accessories. Mr. and Mrs. David Charlies Spafford will make, their home on Rte.

3, Rhinelander. Mrs. was employed by the Merchants State Bank until the time of her marriage. Her husband, self-employed for Spafford Farms, served two years with the Armed Forces. i A son, born Wov.

26, to Mr, and Mrs. Allen Lltt.wto.fi. Mor A Soft, Nbtf. aft-ta Mrs. Harold Hlehter, A snn, to Mr.

Mrs, dors Zyhdwsfci, fftvtff. A daughter, boffi NOV. 27, Mr, artd Mfg. Robert'BasWafi; H5t sam St. son, born Nov.

2Vt6 Mr. ahd Mrs. Calvin Ewarti, St. Admissions. fj Wltfiam ttennlh, Dahl St.

Afthur Boll, Star Rite. "2. Foelker, 1 Milwaukee. Ma'ry Sehuman, Lfcjt du bea'u. i itahiey ZoricW, 1424 Ave.

Elftfrtahti, flic. 3. Mrs. "Marie'Ols-oh, N. Browrt St; Nicholas Biesik, Rlc.

1, Florence Eagle Rjv- er, Spencer ROou, Rte. 3. Lee Anderson, 1140. Boyce Dr. Mrs.

Augusta Herri ck, 619 Margaret. St. Bernard Stokes, 903 Coon St. Mrs. Arthur Seidel 609 Pelican St.

Dismissals. GeraM Gcenen, Rte. 1, Kau- kaUrta. Mrs. Barton Manlcy, Rte.

2. Frahk Kolodinski, Three Lakes. John E. Russell, 4 E. Prospect St.

Mrs. Frahk Shepard, Rte. 1, Wabeno. Bruce Yankee, 1309 Lincoln St. Francis Reardon, Milwaukee.

Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Marshall, 310 W. Kemp St.

William Dennin, 423 Dahl St. Mrs. Mable Matthews, .68 A N. Brown St. Mrs.

Edward Dahl, 16 N. Pelham St, Leslie J. Jarvis, 127 E. Randall Ave. Dwight Badgley, Rte.

3. Peter J. Slizewski, 3, Eagle River. Mrs. William Glasgow, Crandon.

Otto Voss, Star Rte. 2. Mrs. Donald Page and infant son, Elcho. Mrs.

Roland Nimmer and infant daughter, Three Lakes. Mrs. Roger Kort and infant son, Star Rte. 2. Mrs.

Elmer Graveen Jr. and infant son, Lac du Flambeau. To Appear Here NOR AH BEAUTY SHOP 58 S. Brown St. 'Stafford Hotel Bldg.

Owned and Operated by Norah Daltoti Open Thurs. Frl. Until 9 p.m. Sat. 'til 6 p.m.

With or Without Appointment Phono FOrciat 2-6354 WE LIKE TO BE BUSY SO CALL SOON! Let's all be- grateful for the feminine vanity that has prompted the search for new fashions and litest hair styles and for places like Norah's Beauty Shop that have helped women find the most flattering hairdos suited for them alone. Expert Beauticians To Serve You! We Curl Up and Dye For You! NON-GROUP i HIP enjoy the exclusive advantages of BLUE GROSS-BLUE SHIELD HEALTH PROTECTION Join with so many others who have the finest health care and make budget payments from your quarterly or annually. NOW IS THf TIMf FOR iV't yev prptoition yw 0914 you wt iws mm fHM 4115 N. Ayr, MHwevta iofofogtisio about C80S5-BLUE SHIELD You can often get rid of a day's weariness by being kind to your feet. Give them an alternating hot and cold footbath.

Sit on the 'bathtub edge and dangle your feet under a' hot and cold water once mixer valve is set for 'a -not-too hot' flow. CARL OLiyEBRING Carl E. OliveBring, "Sweden's Singing Ambassador," had traveled throughout North America and Europe presenting sacred-concerts, singing special revival meetings, Bible conferences, banquets and other affairs. He has appeared on TV and fad- io and has recorded. music in several languages.

Mr. Olivebring was born and raised Sweden -and spent most of his life in in an old fashioned Christian atmosphere. His- person is' synonymous with sacred music in Scandinavia. His novel treatment of music is a "sermon in song. "His.

mellow baritone voice has been enthusiastically received by thousands, of church-loving people denominations. The "singing ambassador" be heard Weidnesday at 7:30 p.m. in Calvary Baptist Church. The pub lie is invited. PTA News South Park' PTA Stunt Night Night group meet tomorrow evening in the room of the school'.

The 7:30 pirn, meeting is for all who-are interested in helping with the stunt, as well as those who have signed'up to. participate. More workers are heeded. Christmas MAKE SHAG SWEATERS Tiny-Button Slipovers WERE 8.98 NOW ONLY Large-Button Slipovers WERE X0.08 NOW ONLY Gold-Button Cardigans WERE 12,98 NOW ONLY THREE-QUARTER SLEEVES DEBYLE'S SPORTSWEAR DEPT, WOOL DRESSES 14,95 to 16,95 Vol, 17,95 to 35,00 Vol. 99 1 99 DEBYLE'S By rflgtfls time, amusing emphasis -oft homemade gingerbread fllett (Yield: 20 cookies) Three and- one-quarter cups sifted all-purpose flour, 1 teaspoon double-acting powdef teaspoon teaspoon 2 teaspoons ground ginger, ground cinnamon, 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg, cup slig- ar, cup shortenitlg, cup mild flavored molasses, cttp apple butter, cup chdppad dried dates, iVfe' tablespoons' butter or Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, sodn, spices awl cuts Of th-e -sugar.

Melt shortehihg, ftdd molasses and rtllx Well, Stir in sifted floxir mivtiire. Chill 2 hours or until dough is stiff enoujth to roll. Combine apple butter, dates and remaining cup sugar iri a small saucepan. Stir and cook 3 minutes, from heat, blend in butter or margarine and cool. Turn dough onto a lightly floured boafcd.

Knead about 20 strokes. Roll to VHnch thickness. Shape with a gingerbread man cutter, iplace half on ungreased cookie sheets. Spread each with Ite teaspoons filling, keeping it away from the Top with remaining gingerbread men, (It unnecessary to seal edges.) Bake in a preheated hot (400 grees 10 minutes or until lightly browned around the edges. Decorate to simulate gingerbread men with confectioners' sugar and water frosting, raisins and cirina' mon Store in.

tightly closed containers. 'Wisconsin's Largest Furrier'' RECORD LAST DAY TUESDAY TERRIFIC SELECTION Coats Scarfs Stoles Jackets VOGUE DRESS SHOP FLASH iFROM THE NORTH SANTA'S ARRIVAL IN RHINELANDER DELAYED STORES OPEI TOWITI Rhinebnder.