The Daily Tribune from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin • Page 10

WISCONSIN RAPIDS DAILY TRIBUNE Page 10 Tuesday, March 9, 1954 St. Mary's Mothers Club Personals Mrs. C. E. Boles left today for VFW Auxiliary Names lNfltionflJ 4'H I Week Observed Dads' Night This Thursday Duluth, called by the Because March 6-14 has been TO REMIND YOU death of her bother R.

G. Keehn. Officers and Delegates designated as National 4-H Week, St. Mary's Mothers Club will He was a frequent visitor in this city. Funeral services for Mr.

the Lynn ureeK -s-n jiud corresihold its Dads' ivugni Deginning Keehn, who died Sunday night, a.iviiiarv nf 1 pondent has provided The Trib-with a pot luck supper, lhursday rtetfn Po? with s0 Pertinent 'acts Uenlng at 5:45 in Notre Dame Post NO. eur Mrs jlortenserii Mrs. j. A. th tk arP aekPfl tn note Johnson, Mrs.

Charlec Collins, Mrs. Peter Gruber, Mrs. Oscar Kronhoim, Mrs. Henry Ostby and Mrs. Ervin Haferman.

will be conducted Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt dl I. The motto for National 4-H the change of dat is "Working together to to Thursday.

i'it7 nriM(nt: i eeK Annual Concert Well Received An appreciative audience of about 800 attended the 24th annual Living Music Day concert presented Monday evening at Lincoln Fieldhouse by Local 610 of the American Federation of Musicians with the cooperation of the performance fund of the recording industry. The Wisconsin Rapids city band, directed by B. T. Ziegler, opened the program with a group of classical and martial selections and there followed modern, old have returned to Wisconsin Rapids following a two-month visit in Florida. nm ------commuiee -cnairmen anu uira Circle Bake Sale The Rev.

Carl Dockendorff will Charles Marzotka, senior t0 send donations to the show slides of his Mexican trip. First Methodist Circle Five will Mrs. Alfred Vest and children promote World Understanding." The reporter states that the 4-H pledge is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking, Diane and Edward, Charleston, arrived Saturday and are Catholic Mothers sponsor a bake sale at Johnson Hill's beginning at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. SS. Peter Paul Mothers Club visiting relatives here.

Mr. Vest expects to join her later. will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoor in the school gym Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gjertsen My heart to greater loyalty My health to better living for My club, my community and my country." The 4-H motto is "make the president; M-s aionen fcr the Blind.

Plans for the sen, junior vice president; Mrs. j7th dislrict meeting were dis-Clara Irwin, chaplain; Mrs. Grant It wm be held on Sunday, Gee, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Marcn 2i. a donation was voted Knox, conductress, and Mrs.

em Home For tne Blind Lunch Liggett, guard. iwas'sened bv the committee. Delegates tor the ensuing sea-j son are Mrs Invin. Mrs. Robert Sale George.

Mrs. Charles Marzofka. i There vviU be a combined rum. Mrs. Gaylord Ticknor and aild bdke sae in the Grove Knox.

Alternates include Mrs.jSchool from 9 to 12 o'clock Sat-" lurday morning. spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gjertsen. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Ness, Rochester, Lenten Service Wednesday Night There will be a Lenten service I time and specialty numbers by best better," and green and white spent Sunday at the Gjert TONIGHT'S EVENTS Eastern Star, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Contract Bridge Club. Mrt.

W. J. Haselton. hostess, Paper Inn, 6 p.m. Book Club, Mrs.

R. S. Brazeau, 7:30 p.m. Immanue! Lutheran Evening Guild, church parlors, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S EVENTS SS.

Peter Paul Catholic Unit Six, church hall, 7:30 p.m. Rainbow Past Matrons, Mrs. Viola Daly. 7:30 p.m. First Methodist Circle Four, Mrs.

George Atwood, 2 p.m. First Methodist Circle Three, Mrs. Arthur Rockwood, 2 p.m. Royal Neighbors, VFW Hall, 7:30 p.m. First Methodist Circle One, church parlors, 2 p.m.

THURSDAY'S EVENTS Esqulrettes, Mrs. Fred Hrlber-nlk, 8 p.m. St. Mary's Group Eight, Mrs. Frank Sautner, 7:30 p.m.

Lincoln Choir Parents' Association, high school, 7:30 p.m. War Mothers, clubrooms, 2 p.m. BPW meeting, Elks Club, 6:30 p.m. dinner. Ona Nama Club, Mrs.

George Smith, 8 p.m. St. Mary's Mothers Club Dads Night, Notre Dame Hall, 5:45 p.m. SS. Peter Paul Catholic Mothers, school gymnasium, 2 p.m.

First English Lutherart Women's Society. Lenten service and tea, church, 2 p.m. Biron Contract Club, Mrs. Karl Witte, 7:45 p.m. FRIDAY'S EVENTS First Methodist Circle Five, Johnson Hill's, 1 p.m., bake sale.

SATURDAY'S EVENTS Rummage and bake sale, Grove School, 9 to 12 noon. at 7 clock Wednesday evening George Middlecamp orchestra, the Trickle duo, Don Kirst trio, Harold Cox orchestra, Merle Blanchfield's Smoothies, the Banks banjo duo and The Squires with Bernardine Speltz as soloist in St. John's Episcopal Church. Campus Notes The public is invited. A colored nasium.

Eighth grade moth' -s are asked to be present as the eighth grade banquet will be discussed after the session. Mrs. Fracis McConnell's third grade will have the program. Lutheran Society The First English Lutheran Women's Society's March meeting at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors, will feature a tea and Lenten service with Mrs. C.

A. Jacob as leader. Women of the Moravian Church and Lutheran Chapel have been invited. Hostesses will be Mrs. Milton Birthday Tarty Thirteen school friends helped Arndt celebrate her '13th birthday Monday night aft sen home.

Mr. Gjertsen returned with them as far as La Crosse. Mrs. Earl Hillmer has been admitted to Wisconsin General Hospital at Madison for surgery. Rich But Simple Pastry Dessert Arnie Strope of Radio Station film strip, "The Last Supper," wit! be shown.

Richard Glaman, Bancroft, is WFHR acted as master of cere are the 4-H colors. The white background of the 4-H flag symbolizes purity and the green of the 4-H emblem, nature, most common color in the great outdoors. It is emblematic of springtime, life and youth. Concluding the report, the Lynn Creek correspondent says, "By fulfilling their pledge and doing their best to follow their motto, the 4-H clubs hope to promote world understanding through their own example." Among 35 students oi me univers- er school. The party was given Trecrding the service, a pot luck supper js scheduled in the VLo ni fnr thP business Dannette's grandmother Mrs monies.

Serving on the committee in charge of arrangements for the concert were B. T. Ziegler, George Middlecamp, Don Kirst, You'll treasure this rich but parish house. Families are asked to bring their own silver, dishes, sandwiches and a dish to pass. Coffee will be provided.

simple pastry dessert. Harold Cox, Merle Blanchfield, Fish Chowder Crackers ed orial staff of the Daily Card- Joe Langlois. Alter supper inal, student newspaper at the ere played, eaguest unnersitj. awards went to Ann Perry, Bar bara Wagner and Julie Manley. Biq Roche-a-Cri A short gab session followed Wallace Rabe, who is rvinsJJ "ny from Waterloo, Iowa, to ar t0 concld party Mel Kirschling, Everett Lambert and Martin Lipke.

Chef's Salad Rolls Mincemeat Turnovers Beverage Little Dynamo MINCEMEAT TURNOVERS Ingredients: pound butter Abbotsford, was a recent caller French Witness Business Talent or margarine, one 3-ounce pack A and Club age cream cheese, dash of salt, Mrs. Harry Nelson, 931 Wylie South Leola 1 cup sifted flour, cup (about) entertained the A and Club SPRING LAKE MOTHERS Entertainment is planned by Mrs. Evert Jollng and Mrs. Bert Joling for the monthly meeting of the Spring Lake Mothers' Club to be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, March 11, at the school. Mrs.

Frank Sternot and Mrs. John Jollng are hostesses. By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Women's Editor feet tall, tips the scales at less Monday evening. Prizes were own vast corporation with no ready-to-use mincemeat. Method: Cream butter and cream cheese.

Add salt and work than 100 pounds, and has a soft questions asked. He knows his at the Worth Maples nome. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Ingalls and Mrs. Earl Wetmore were Wisconsin Rapids business visitors Friday. Elmo Ueeck and son David were Sunday callers at the Andrew Seising home near Wauto-ma. Mr. and Mrs.

William Jensen won by Mrs. Joseph Delain, Mrs. T. G. Bachtle and Mrs.

M. G. Lumsden. Mrs. A.

W. Triggs won the traveling award. fragile-looking spouse is a match in flour gradually with wooden for the toughest banker in Wall little-girl voice and a shy manner. She's the kind of woman men instinctively want to protect. But Adele's Wesley Simpson, knows better.

A successful financier, he lets her run her Street. Add to this the fact that her spoon. Chill. Roll half the dough at one time; cut in 4-inch squares; put about a tablespoon of mincemeat on each square; fold over into triangle; pinch edges to The business ability of American women is making headlines in France. Most recent subject of French comment is Adele Simpson, a tiny dynamo, who with her partner, Eleanor Graham, runs one of America's biggest and most successful wholesale dressmaking firms.

"Agence a Paris Glass on pictures should be cleaned with cloth that has been wrung out in hot water and then dipped in alcohol. Polish with chamois cloth until dry. Miss Donna Rathermel, who Is employed in Stevens Point, spent the weekend at home and was a Saturday dinner guest at the Lyman Miller home. Mr. and Mrs.

Jce Taylor, Miss Anna Ruess and Emil Nielsen were Sunday dinner guests at the Jerry Rozelle home at Red Granite. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gunn and family of Wisconsin Rapids were Sunday supper guests at the Merle Miller home. designing skill has been recog of Wisconsin Rapids and Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin York of Monroe Cen- ter were Sunday dinner and sup-1 Elks Ladies Organized gether with tines of fork. With fork, prick top in several places. per guests at the Shirley Barnes home. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Humphrey of Madison were weekend guests there. MINUTURI CAMIIA FANS nized by three major awards in the brief five years since she has headed her own firm and you'll have some Idea of why a Paris financial paper should consider her. worthy of a full page. Even more amazing to most Fifty-four women attended the organization meeting of the Elks Bake in hot (450F) oven about 12 minutes or until browned.

Serve warm as they come from oven, or reheat. Makes 10 to 12 turnovers. equivalent of the Wall Street Sophomores on Rally Program Sophomore students who have been selected to appear on the Readers' Rally program at 2:30 next Sunday afternoon are Ju Journal, devoted almost a full Ladies of Wisconsin Rapids held Frank Ingalls, Jim Clulewski See HtUA page recently to an awestruck dissertation on the methods and and Scott Runnels htin the River Room. Howard Chilewski to a factor joff lcf named were Leone Schil Frenchmen is the fact that this KODASLIDE HIGHLUX 1 PROJECTOR meeting on Fond du Lac on Mon-, iiitv.wn6 Mont' T-Talon T3nnlr coprptaru magnitude of the firm which bears Adele's name. Mrs.

Simpson is less than 5- tiny, feminine creature can run iUk.llL UU.I1 i day FUNERAL FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. George LoveseejGfnevieve Johnson, treasurer; Sis ii on tit-cwii, c. oi iiio( unu of Wisconsin Rapids spent Wednesday evening at the F. Ingalls Ethel Zika, historian- Are Your Tribute In Their Hour of Sorrow home.

one of the country biggest busi-neses with one hand, and with the other manage two perfectly appointed homes and an adoring family of contented husband, teen-age daughter and college son. As the French say quelle femme! dith Weaver, Margaret Tabor, Donna Weaver, Jean Robinson, Camille Crunelle, Joyce Shimkus, Annette Schmidt and Nancy Konkol. Miss Harriet Schleich, Lincoln High School speech instructor and dramatics coach, will be a guest on the program to discuss books with the students. Preliminary organization work was carried on by a women's committee, assisted by Harold Larson, Elks exalted ruler, and Frank Thalke, secretary. This club includes wives, mothers, widows, unmarried daugh Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Urban, 651 Cook anounce the birth of INC. ffP. TAX CASE a daughter at Riverview Hospital on Monday. ters and sisters of Wisconsin Rapids Elks Lodge No.

693 and is designed to encourage friendliness and good fellowship Express your sympathy in times of bereavement by sending a distinctive tribute of flowers. Arrangements to suit any taste any purse. A son was born to Mr. and! Mrs. Robert Loonstra, Rt.

Arpin, at Riverview Hospital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mathew- Bring in a few of your favorite color transparencies and see them projected on the "High-lux III." Has 300-watt lamp arid Blower case. A real buy at $56.50, inc.

Fed. Tax. Easy terms if you wish. through social activities and to further the Interest of Elkdom. ASK YOUR DOCTOR About The Relationship Of FOOT BALANCE To Total Body Posture WEAR Foot-so-Port Shoes From HEALTH SPOT By-lws were approved and the NAME HONOR STUDENTS NECEDAH Honor students at the Necedah High School for the past six weeks period have been announced by Principal R.

A. Herbison. They are Betty Peterson, Ruth Ganther and Ann Dvorak, seniors; Jim Ayres, Edna Batten, Charles Blystad and Donald March, juniors; Beth Taft, Judy Strack and Ronald Ravenscraft, sophomores; Janice club decided this first meeting would be the charter night. Meet son, 221 18th St. are the par-ents of a son born Monday at Riverview Hospital.

PHONE 25 or 26 Ebsen's Greenhouse Morning Afternoon Deliveries ings will be held the second Monday of the month with the exception of June, July, August and A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Reddick, 1040 8th December. The next session on April 12 will be a pot luck SHOE SHOP 1900 211 Oak St. Fry, Lillian Gardner and Arthur Ph.

Gardner, freshmen. St. at Riverview Hospital to-j day. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Dhein, 1150 So Practical, So Pretty 7tf 'W'-A Hp Onion'Potato Soup for Supper Try this perfectly delicious soup; it's made quickly. Onion-Potato Soup Sardine and Egg Salad Rolls Cookies Beverage Onion-Potato Soup Ingredients: 3 large onions (thinly sliced), 3 tablespoons but Fremont anounce the. birth of a daughter at Riverview Hospital today. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Ruesch, Rt. 1, Vesper, at Riverview Hospital today. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Admitted: McKinley orb In, Kuehl, Rt. 1, Arpin; MrP Joyce Kurtzwell, Wayne Tafelski, Nekoosa; William Bowden Bab- Spotlights this collection of ter or margarine, cups boiling water, 2 chicken bouillon Jlfe an cubes, Vi cups milk, 13 cup instant mashed potato, 1 cup cream or evaporated milk, 13 cup cooking sherry, salt and pepper to taste, parsley for garnishing. Method: Cook onion gently In butter for 10 minutes.

Add boil cock; Baby Cristine Shepard.i Hancock; Master Conrad Heeg, Pittsville; Reinder Pfeifer, Mrs. Katherine Keller, Mrs. John Shinn, Miss Kathleen Dolan, Mrs. Leslie Krueger, Miss Maria Plun-kett, Arthur Johnson, Wisconsin Rapids; Master Donald Bergh, Rt. Miss Nettie Kingsley, Rt.

3. Dismissed: Mrs. Irvin Smith and baby girl, Hayward; Mrs. 12-42 GIRDLES BY FORMFIT ing water and bouillon cubes; cover and simmer for about 20 minutes, or until onions are soft. Force onions and liquid through Richard Klun, William Weller, Joe Marach, Wisconsin Rapids; Mrs.

Ernest Scheppa, Rt. Miss Betty Erickson, Nekoosa; Roland Sherwood, Pittsville. A neat-as-a-pin home frock to keep you looking your best. Sew the tie-on apron of the same or contrasting material. Pattern No.

8068 is in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, dress, 3 yards of 45-inch; apron, yard. For this pattern send 30c In COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett (Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune), 372 Quincv Street, Chicago 6, 111. comes out of the oven. sieve.

Add milk; heat to scalding, then stir in instant mashed potato; cook, stirring for a minute or so. Add cream and sherry; season with salt and peper. Heat piping hot. Garnish with chopped parsley. Makes 5 or 6 servings.

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