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IAU CUIIt WISCONSIN i iKte- -a yV 4y-- U' -r- i i ip iii.i.i 11. VJ i i 1' I Jf I I 't I II mi' iv i Jii "-V This Niiiart houxewlfe has brought he'r household paper work Into the tub to work out menus while she's relaxing. She'll demote half of her hath. time gltlng herself a manicure and smoothing her hkln with rich face cream. Restful Bath Aids Housewife During Hot Summer Days By ALICIA HART To really enjoy your bath, at-NKA Ueauty Kditor tach a foam pillow to the tub with suction xups to serve as a Inent.

Tent coat In pale creamy beige fleece (left) has Inter-breasted closing and large notched revers. In the same mood, flap pockets placed low at either side. Theater coat (right) designer has used oversized patch pockets placed low. In the- fall collection of iop designer, the full cost is prom-esting look achieved through designer' use of very low double-voluminous fleece coat (center) has big notched collar, huge la pure silk gold brocade, has a sweeping flare. Again, the Returns in New Guise tor Fall During the intense summer heat, you can keep your house hold running smoothly and still be attractive.

It's much cooler in the morn ing, so plan to do your major housework and meal preparations while the weather is still the comfortable range. The afternoon should include quiet rest and grooming period. You can take a nap, it you've time, but remember, the best cooling device is a long, restful bath. Secrets-of Charm deep cuffs of the old design have i hn roniarori hv narrower mffs Fullness used to be almost clr cular: his year, it's concentrat Tent Coat NEW YORK (NEA) --The full coat, as you'll be seeting it round this fall, has a refreshing newness about it. Knowing that women love this coat and want to go on wearing it, top designers hava kept it in their collections but redesigned it.

This fall, the voluminous coat i Jed at sides and back, leaving the whether the sleeve is slim or gmooth wide. It's rut in everv matin? fab- Where the full coat, In former years, usually had a one or two button closing, the 1954 coat may be double-breasted or may have no button closing at all. Your Home Should Reflect. Good Taste and Personality Kitchen Living Becoming Increasingly Popular Again Barbara Tompkins, Marvin Roshell Married in Cadorr CADOTT The marriage of lis Barbara Tompkins to Mar vin Roshell took place July 24 at John's Lutheran church here. Vhe Rev.

Fred Rotermund per formed the double ring cere mony at 2 p.m. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H.

Tompkins. Morrison. and the groom is the son of Mr. and MMrs. Joe Roshell, Cadott.

The bride was escorted to the altar by father. Baskets of mixed garden flow ers decorated the altar for the ceremonv. The bride's gown of lace over satin with a fitted bodice and long lace sletves which ended in a point over the wrist. The bodice was trimmed with sequins, and her floor length skirt extended Into a train. A crown ot tulle and soquins held her nylon tulle fin gertip veil.

She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses, car nations, and stephanotls. The groom's sister-in-law. Mrs. Eugene Roshell. served as matron of honor.

Bridesmaids were L.avonne wesvacu. croom's cousin, and Mrs. James Michal. Donnal Brenner was, flower girl. The brother, Eugene Roshell, was best man.

Groomsmen were William Roshell. Jr ano James mil nai. iuuaiu 40- vacil was the ring bearer. A reception was held at Bohemian Hall for about 250 guests following the wedding dance was held at the Rainbow Gardens in the evening. The couple, will Uve in San Antonio, where both are Ferving In the U.

S. Air Force and are stationed at Lackland Air Force Base. Open House Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rone, 2211 Seymour will have an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.

to observe the ninety second birthday of her mother, Mrs Hans Crkksonv ptiolo by Rwbrlck 8tudh ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Hoffe, 811 Fourth announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Donna, to Eric E. Gilbertson, son of Mrs.

E. G. Gilbertson. 608 SummefSt. Miss Hoffe grad-uted from the Northwest Institute of Medical Technology, and Gilbertson attended the University of Wisconsin and graduated from Beloit College.

The couple plans to be married Aug. 22 at the First Lutheran Church. Christian Dior Retreats to 20s for Fall Styles By PEGGY LAMSON PARIS. (API -Christian Dior has droDDed the waist line to the njps, flattened the bust and sent women's fashions back to the: Jazz Age of the 1920s. Dior, pace-setter In women fashions, set off an entirely new style when he showed off his fall and winter, creations.

He called it "the Line." IF IT CATCHES on, as most Dior styles have done in the past, he will be tossing aside the winning, winsome, womanly curves of recent times. The designer, who threw a bombshell into last fall's fash ions by. lifting women's skirts to inches, has turned out a line that is flat, slender and boyish. Hips are permitted but not much, of them. What there.

Is, however, is certainly empha sized in a style highly remi niscent fv.the, boyish bob, the speakeasy, the raccoon coat and the Charleston. THE NEW STYLE is aimed at turning the atomic age woman oacK me napper 01 im Dior, who skyrocketed to, fame a few years a'go with his "new look got a big round of applause from fashion writers, as he showed off his hew crea I in a Weekly Luncheon at Country Club Well Attended Ninety women were' present at the weekly luncheon at the Khq Claire Country Club Wednesday. Mrs. Douglas Curtis was chairman of the hostess committee, which included the Mmes. Katharine Bundy Wahl, Roy Chad-son, J.

W. Tanner, R. A. Buck-ley. Alma O'Brien, H.

L. Culver and R. K. Culver. The golfers played a Calcutta, tournament in the morning.

foursomes took part. The foursome which won first place with a net score of .10 was made up of Mrs. R. J. Lewis, Mrs.

Walter (I 1 Mrs. R. 11. Crewe ami Mrs. R.

D. Smith. R. Lewis won the Dorothy Anderson tro phy after playing off a tie with Mrs. Robert Burrows.

This won an IR-hole medal handicap event. Bridge and samba were played during the afternoon. Mrs. George Cam pen and Mrs. Oswald Lind won bridge pries.

Samba prizes were won by Mrs. Homer H. Smith and Mrs. J. L.

Herchmer. Helen Rotermund. Is Married Miss Helen Rotermund and the Rev. Theodore Hessell were married July 17 at Wisconsin Rapids. The Rev.

Fretl Roter mund, Cadott, the bride's broth er, and the Rev. F. H. Krctzch- mar. Waterloo, Iowa, performed the double ring ceremony.

Given In marriage by her brother, John Rotermund, the bride wore a satin gown with lace tiered ruffles and a marquisette yoke. An orange blossom tiara secured hcT veil, and she carried a bouquet roses. Mrs. Glen Malenke, Austin, the bride's sister, was matron of honor, and Barbara Klevene, Miami, was flower girl. Best man was Paul Bernhardt, Cincinnati, and ring bearer was Paul Mueske, Wisconsin Rapids.

The bride taught Bible school at St. John's Xhurch in Cadott. for several summers. She is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Roter mund, Wisconsin Rapids.

Alter a short wedding trip, the couple wliLllve ln Cleveland, Ohio. Church and Club Federation of the vcMnni i nnnraoDiinnai a niirrn will have a meeting and picnic at the home of Mrs. Nick Kap-lar, North Shore Drive, one mile south of the Indian Head Gun Club, Tuesday at 2 p.m. Those living on the west side should be at the church at 1:30 D.m. Others call Mrs.

F. L. Stang. 3473, to arrange for rides. Each Person SI1UUJU Limit; UIOI um dishes, and a dish to pass.

Mrs. Gerald Tubbs will lead the -devotions, and a report will be glv- en on the Green Lake Women's TRINITY LUTHERAN Church congregation will have a picnic Sunday at 5 p.m. in the pavilion at Altoona Lake: Coffee will be' furnished. Cleaning a Grill When anything spills onto the open element of your grUI. burn it until It is charred and then It off carefully with a paint brush.

Keep a clean brush for this purpose This Summer Iff Music! ACCORDION LESSONS Instrument Free on Trial Plan CALL 3614 TODAY MEYER MUSIC "Whert Music fun" 417 South laratw mm iMART -XF 1 1 1 I III WMIIWWI Lieu -Tone give your walls the luxury look NELSON W3 N. Santaw DM 1-S773 Ut US itttimtnd Oh Poi1 corse I 22 So. Bdrstow 4 luiamt I 1 Four Iced tea flavors Lemon, lime, orange, and mint. Iced Tea Provides Cool Refreshment for a Hot Day head rest. If vou haven't a nil low, a folded towel will do as well.

Then, prop a bath tray across the tub and gather everything you'll need. You might Include a good book, letter-writting sup plies, your grooming needs brushes, manicure tools and face cream. Don t- forget pencil, paper and cookbook to plan menus and make up the grocery lists while you're relaxing in the tub. Your home will be more charming If It reflects your good taste and personality. Couple Celebrates 40th Wedding Day DURAND Mr and Mrs.

Harry Engeldinger were given a surprise party at their home here July 24 to celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. Present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Traun and family. Milwaukee, Dr.

and Mrs. John David and family, Cass-ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and family, Minneapolis. The couple was married July 22, 1914 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Arcadia.

Following a wedding trip the couple settled ln Durand, where Engeldinger was in business with his father. He retired a few years go- 1 Keep drains clear by pouring a tablespoon of dralr cleaner down sinks once every week. To Acid Stomach say It With isiacnng TUMS Don't let acid indi-gettioa jtettbc of you. Don't uffer aiianiiiT who attdlciily with pains. Eat I or 2 Tarns tor top-speed relief whenever distress 1 or 2 Tains for top- occurs.

Turns cannot ovenlkalize. Can't cause acid rebound. Require no water, do mixing, no waiting. Get a bandy roll of Tunis to carry fat pocket or parse today! TUMS FOS TW TUMMY 1 is cut with very low, wide, huge pockets, placed low at eith. er side.

Some designers like the tiny half belt for this coat and use it at each side, placed fairly low. All this is a decked chance from the old tent coat with its high, rounded collar. The very 1-2 cup water, thin strips of membrane free orange rind from one-half of an orange, 1-2 cup orange juice. Skim off any bits of foam. Makes about 1 1-4 cups.

In serving, garnish syrup with thin slice of orange. Mint Syrup: Use 1 cup sugar, cup water and 3 tablespoons chopped fresh mint. Chill and strain. Makes about 1 cup. In serving, garnish syrup with mint sprig.

K.vSteadman, Eau Claire, state secretary of the Gideons, has returned from Boston, where he attended the flftyrfifth Inter national Gideons- Convention. Three former Eau Claire residents, former school-mates here. held a reunion recently at the home of one of them in Oretech, Ore. The hostess was Mrs. Eve- lyn Waldron, the former Evelyn Parsons, now.

postmistress a Oretech. Her guests were Abigail Ellwood, of Visalia. formerly Abigail Curry, and Mrs. Pearle de Brauwere Miami, formerly Evelyn Reynolds. The three were born in Eau Claire, started to, the same school together afd con tinued through grade and high school together.

This is the first time the three had met since they graduated from Eau Claire high school in 1915. Mrs. Mathilde' Rishovd, 134 Lake has returned home after attending the Frances Clark Piano Workshop at' Mac Phail School Gf Music in Minne-apolis. Don Lemef Weds "1 LOlfOflO Don Lemler, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Lemler, Rice Lake marriH Mie tfthoi nta Paula.1 Calif June 26 in the office of the Justice of the peace. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frank Schiffman, 4Minot, N. D. Attending the couple were Air.

ana Airs. Earle Burtte of banta Paula. Alter aoneymoon "to San rt Society and Personals II in iiiiimi ii'ii ric. from elegant brocades and velvets for evening to cashmere blends, tweeds and the very shaggy surfaces for a 1 1 wear. blocks, flowers and so on.

Colors have a jaunty new look: Avo cado, chocolate, charcoal, beige, coral, orange are just a few. Neat idea on many of the towels is the printing of the pattern on each half so that it shows clear ly on the rack. So good-looking are these new towels that they could easily be turned into tier curtains by the addition of loops or cups lor hanging. Coordinated tablecloths In lin en or crystal cloth (cotton-rayon blend) include some designs nat suggest easy centerpieces One, called "Bumper features a gay border of seed catalog-sized" vegetables in wire lettuce baskets. A natural (I said to myself) as a background or my own wire basket filled with the fresh fruit I keep avail- able for eating out of hand.

And let the squash, turnips or beets wait their turn on the menus stored in the basket. Among the other designs are flowers, seashells and a provincial pattern of white trivets, canisters and. teapots on a brick-red ground.1 This latter design looked like an invitation to a setting' for provincial pottery, or a trivet stand and a pot of herbs. I thought it was a rare, for tunate coincidence that this design also made a perfect setting for a buffet supper; paper plates and cups smartly patterned in a similar provincial design and color. Then I found out that the same designing team of Scott Wilson and Fritz Foard are responsible for both.

They are also responsible for another happy Idea In yard- kuuus wrucn maicn reaay-maqe towels, croths and napkins. Printed with a mouth-watering display of ripe, red strawberries! on a white ground, fabric byyard is available lv-tnch and 52-inch widths, and is printed in design units of 17 inches. This means you can cut and hem your own mats, curtains or run ners without slicing ihto the middle, of a strawberry. A fresh, new look for a kitchen that needs prettying up cornea courtesy of correlated designs in new linen towels and tablecloths. The cloth here features multi-colored blue-ribbon vegeta We in wire baskets.

Wide border of chocolate brown is picked up as back ground color for towels which ire printed with similar design of vegetables. Three towels opened to their full 30-inch length are clipped to brass rods to make tier curtains. Yellow, coral, orange, avocado green and beige are accent colors used for the vegetables. Babies were born July 28 at Luther Hospital to the follow ing: Mr. and Mrs.

Lenard Dehlln T15 Hudson a daughter. Judith Ellen. Mr. artd Mrs. Robert Burns, 414 Beach a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Nelson, Eleva, a son. Wayne Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Perry. Route 5, a daughter, Marlene Marie. Babies have been bom at Sacred Heart Hospital to: Mr. and, Mrs. Paul Moses, 1131 Karrnn iinv vj nanpnipr Births By JOHN ROBERT POWERS Is the place you live In as attractive as you can make it? House or apartment, does it truly represent your taste and personality The decor of your horne bears your individual stamp, of course.

But its atmosphere is not the total of material things. Such things, as so often illustrat ed In the story of the poor little rich girl, do not themselves re suit in beauty or happiness. The essential element ln making a home attractive is the" congenl ality of its occupants. Let your home reveal taste in your choice of books and paint ings, music, and facilities for leisure-time activity. These need not be expensive.

You can rent paintings or purchase, re productions, as many of the Powers Girls do. They feel that surrounding themselves with beautiful things things they like and enjoy leads to greater happiness. Family Manners Establish good manners as a family pattern. To say "please" or "thank you" to a member of the family is no less Important than when speaking to a com parative stranger. Being courteous and pleasant is the way of a chariu.lng woman at all times, not on occasion.

Be gracious to your family. Respect their likes and wishes, just as you'd like husband, children tor roommate) to be considerate ot you. The effect of a gentle word or a special act of kindness is amazing. Make the warmth of your hos pitality genuine. entertaining is an obligation rather than a pleasure, it time to re-evaluate your outlook as a hostess.

One of the most gracious hostesses I recently conlided that she used to regard a company dinner tiresome 'production. Now she has learned to enjoy her guests by considering their presence a privilege, not a re sponsibility. True Measure Home can be a place to be endured when there's ho other place to go or a place that is enjoyed by all because you have made (t comfortable and attractive. Keep your home polished and shining as a way of displaying your pride In it. A few specks of dust won't alarm anyone, but a slovenly over all look will have disheartening effect on you and nn 0L'erv mmhiir nf vmtr that your home is vou: Making lif picture, you at vour requjrps effort, but effort so wortnwnne lt can't he in nr minuter js measurwj.

more importaniiy. YOL'R STKPS TO A SUCCESSFUL CAREER A worthwhile investment In charm for every girl starting a business career every girl or woman now in business who is eager to reach top-flight success. It tells you how to make that important "good Impression" to get your job. secrets on how to hold your Job. See how easy It I to choose a suitable wardrobe.

Save time uncertainty needless worry through these short cut. steps in charm that lead to YOUR SUCCESS. Write to Secrets of Charm in tare of this By KAY SHERWOOD NEA Staff Writer The increasingly popular picture of the "living" kitchen where guests are entertained, children play, Dad tinkers and Mother works forces us to take another look at the furnishings. Somehow the good, old flour-sacking dish towels, the slightly ragged table cloth and limp curtains are out of character. Thisglum thought crossed my mind as I was trying to hide some clean but stained dish towels (all right, so I didn't bleach last wash day), from the appraising eyes of the crswd What had seemed a small hole in the cloth suddenly looked like a crater and I wasn't quick enough to cover it up with the sugar bowl.

Even the curtains fluttered dispiritedly, calling attention to their sagging condition. It was enough to send me to the local department store, but fast. And a happy trip it was, too. New kitchen linens are so pretty and colorful. Freslj and unusual designs inject new life into the workaday kitchen.

Coordination color schemes make it possible to develop a "theme" without actually duplicating the exact design in curtains, towels, cloths or mats. Or, if you like, everything matching, cleverly patterned towels and cloths team up with matching yard-goods to make ensem bles of furnishings from curtains to cushions. Linen tea towels, for example, are printed with such fanciful patterns as vegetables in wire baskets, fish, French menus, Dusting Books If. you keep yofir books in an open case, you should dust them frequently with a dry cloth or soft hair brush. And it you live fn a location where there Is con-siderable soot, you might lay a strip of thin paper over the tops of the books.

Stuck Drawers When bureau drawers stick, try rubbing the sides with satid-paper or steel wool. Rubbing with the edge of a Cake of soap should help to- create a better sliding surface. Mothtr't Helper INSTEAD of the snail shelf ia yoar cost closet for children's glorcs, stsrres. sad soft hats, bow about a tboo bag ob the back of Ui closet door? Each child caa have a row of her own, thereby lesseninr chances for mil-, sps sad aicsses. Htimcnn-Ptvton OwriHliM, ShraM TP IK wyh By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor It's hard to get a good glass of lead tea if you like real tea flavor and not just amber-colored water.

Usually the brew Is not strong enough and it is diluted with too much ice; or if the brew la strong- enough, It is still over-diluted. Here is our own favorite method of making Iced tea. We like it because it is quick and i uniform flavor. We use three level teaspoons a fine grade of black tea and two cups of water for every two! 16-ounce-gIass servings. Yes, we put the required amount of water on to boil; as soon as the wa-ter boils, we pour it over the tea leaves in a teapot and let it brew exactly five minutes by the clock.

Then we stir the tea leaves once and strain the tea into the glasses. If your glasses aren't heavy, put a teaspoon in the glass before your pour. Next We put ice cubes in each glass-; leaving room for dilution give the tea and ice a whirl with a long-handled spoon, and serve at once. If the tea stands a bit and clouds, add, a tablespoon of boiling water for each serving and It will clear. But honestly, we think there is too much fuss about tea clouding especially since we learned that fine teas are more likely to cloud than poorer grades! Because the members of our family and many of our friends Bke their iced tea sweetened and flavored with lemon or lime, in summer we often make up.

a a of lempn or lime tea syrup and keep it in the refrigerator. At serving time, we add syrup to taste to each glass of tea, or let people help themselves. You can make other fla vors of tea syrup, too orange or mint. Jor instance lemon or lime tea syrup Ingredients: 1 sugar, 3-4 cup water, lemon or lime rind, l-l cup lemon or lime juice. Method: Put sugar and water in a small saucepan.

Cut rind thin- ly away from, one-half a lemon or lime Sj it is membrane-free slice into very thin even strips. Add rind to saucepan with lemon or lime juice, Stir over low heat until sugar dissolves. Bring quickJy to a boil; boil 5 minutes without stirring. Cool and refrig-rate in tightly covered a r. mu L.J"1 happiness niui iua new aijir, lyiui put the emphasis on a long, straight and narrow torso.

Coats and jackets all fall from sloping shoulders to a point Just below the hips. Waist lines as we think of them are riot marked at all. The straight cut pullover type bodice that is close fitting, clinging and fitting at the hips is featured in all daytime wear; FULL SKIRTED cocktail and evening dresses all stick to the same principle, the long torso with the fullness beginning at the hips or below. With this new design, a 22- tnch waist isn't pnin tn "he i Freeman Scientific, Surgical Supports The support recommended iby physiclarvs everywhere. Correctly fitted by authorized freemarir fitters of long experience.

Styles, sizes and lengths to meet every need. No obligation for fittings prices maintained are (suggested retail) by the Freeman Company. uiurss jour omtT newspaper ana enclose 10c in Mr. and Mrs Norman trowe. I measurements are just af coin, plus stamped, self ad-Route J.

July 28, a daughter Jiminutive-no bust, no shou'I- dressed return envelope, for a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sherlock, iders: no hios. What a eal will ronv of the hnnkim PhdhV 9794 Ls. IU VT 1 serv-! Diego.

-and Tiajuana. gafnish syrup with thin Mexico, the couple is now living lice of lemon or lime. "tat 126-C'W. Main St Santa Orange Syrup: Use 1 cup sugar, i Paula. Northland Trailer Court, July need is a straight, narrow, long STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL CA-29.

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