The Daily Journal from Fergus Falls, Minnesota • Page 6

FERGUS FAILS (Minn.) DAILY JQUtNAl TUESDAY, MAY PERSONAL and SOCIAL DIAL 6-2601 THe WCTU met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Maurice Reardon, Route 5, with Mrs. Elvie Schmidt assisting hostess. Devotional meditations were given by Mrs. Melvin Martin, followed by prayer led by Mrs.

Eugene Eddy. Two sacred solos were accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Olson. Readings were given by Mrs. Clarence Lien and Mrs.

Amanda Oehler. Reference was made to Senate Resolution No. 325 by Mrs. Oehler. Mrs.

Rubyn Peterson presented the lesson Alcohol Education and the closing prayer was led by Mrs. John'R. Miller. Schedules of the District meeting to be held in Fergus Falls, Zion Lutheran Church May 16 was presented by dis trict president, Mrs. Norman Solum.

Refreshment dainties were served by the hostesses. I Mr. and Mrs." Oliver Jacobson entertained relatives Sunday in Bonor of their son Marion who was confirmed that.day at Grace Methodist Church. His grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Davis of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Forness of New London were present.

guests were Lenore Parker of New London and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jacobson and Karen of Paynesville. Mr. and Mrs.

Arlyn BJorgnm are the parents of a son born AprilSO at St Mary's Hospital in Duluth. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Bjorgum and Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Edlund, This is the first grandchild for the Bjorgums. Guy Worden, member of State Hospital Employees Local 735, left by train Monday for St. Paul. There he boarded a special coach along with thirty other state, county and municipal employee delegates Iroffi Minnesota to'at- tend the International Convention at Milwaukee, Wis. During the convention sessions May 1 to 5, more than 1000 delegates from throughout tfte nation in attendance.

Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Kruchten attended a wedding at TJrbank on Saturday.

Mrs. Kruchten's parents, Mr- Ben Neutgens of St. Cloud, were among the guests and returned to visit in Fergus Falls until Monday- afternoon. Representing' the Otter -Tail county Red Cross chapter at a meeting in Grand Forks Saturday were V. A.

Ryan, Eber L. Palmer, Arnold Nietfeld, Mrs. A. W. Mau and Mrs.

Neely H. Gray. Publicity was the main topic of the meet- ipg of Red River Valley Red Cross chapters Robin Kay, twq months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald was baptized at morning services at the Faith Lutheran CJhurch Sunday with the Rev.

Armin Mueller officiating. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. George Kick and Mr. and Mrs.

Gilford Knutson. After the service, the r)onald Ficks entertained the To look your best betler your looks glasses by LOHN Opticians "THE OPTICAL CENTER" Fergus Falls, Minn. Across from Pott Office Consult your Ophthalmologist fur a complete Medical Eye Examination. sponsors and the grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Fick and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lindberg. Robin has a brother Randy. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Auseth were honored by a housewarming at their new home at 1202 S. Maybelle this weekend. Relatives in attendance were from Sioux Falls and Flandreaii, S.D.; Minneapolis, Fertile, Pelican Rapids, Battle Lake and Detroit Lakes. George Bowers attended an all- day meeting of the General Council of the Presbyterian Synod of Minnesota at North Como Presbyterian Church in St.

Paul on Monday. At the same time Mrs. Bowers had the opportunity to spend sometime visiting her cousin Mrs. Jamie Weir of Albuquerque, N.M. Weir, who is on the New Mexico state board of the League of Women Voters, is a delegate national LWV convention being held at the Leamington Hotel this week.

The Bowers went to the Cities on Sunday and were overnight guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Mittelstadt. Happy Hours Club heard the high school. Choraliers Monday under the direction of Mrs, A.

W. Frederickson in a variety of songs. Genevieve Keith also sang twq solos, accompanied by Joyce Rude. Refreshments were served by the Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Do-Bee Homemakers were entertained by Mrs.

Lorraine Peterson on Wednesday and made flower trees of styrofoam and artificial flowers. The May meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Clayton Sillerud and the project will be making terry cloth smocked pillows. A troop of WBA ladies called on Mrs; William'Neuman Monday afternoon to Kelp observe her birthday by bringing a decorated cake and coffee with her. Mrs.

Neuman received many cards and her gifts included the WBA red rose. Mrs. Neuman.is a faithful, longtime pioneer member of the WBA becoming a benefit member nearly fifty years ago. Ronna Johnstone was feted at a pre-nuptial shower last evening at the John Michealson home. Gifts from the 35 guests were brought to Miss Johnstone in a little wagon pulled by Janie Sabbe.

Corsages were presented to the bride-to-be, her mother Mrs. Edith Johnstone and her grandmother Mrs. John Michealson by the hostesses. Miss Johnstone will be married to Larry Dustrud of Fargo at Bethlehem Lutheran Church on Friday evening. Host- jsses for the gala event were aunts of the Earl Michaelson, Kenneth Sabbe, Jerome Renstrom, Sidney Michealson, Franklin Michealson and John M.

Michealson. Lake 'Region. Hospital Discharged April Mrs. Harold Bergerud, Rt. 1 Mrs.

Knute Golhe, Pelican Rapids Sirs. Gerald Hauger, Rothsay Mrs. Joseph Kugler, Rt. 1, Erhard Mrs. Duane Leth, Clitherall Carl Lyngstad, Broen Memorial Home GADOW: Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Gadow, Route 1, a girl, April 30. THORNBERG: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thornberg, 311 E.

i Washington, a girl, April 30. BACK TO SCHOOL AFTER TOUR OF Brethren Choir returned yesterday to the Fergus Falls school campus. Under the direction of Prof. C. F.

Erickson, the choir sang concerts in North Dakota, Montana, California, Oregon and Washington and Minnesota. The students, many from the East coast, had a chance to visit Disneyland and the Fair-in Seattle. In California the choir made a recording of California concert" under Loren Whitney, who records sacred numbers. Travelling with the choir as faculty representative and manager was the Lutheran Brethren dean, Rollin Rogness. (Journal Photo) National Fellowship Day Friday May Fellowship Day in Fergus Falls on.

May 4 will coincide with the nationwide observance of this interdenominational worship sponsored by the United Church Women. In Fergus Falls May Fellowship Day will be held at the Evangelical United Brethren Church'at 9:30 a.m., Friday. The Rev. Vern Schendel of Norcross will speak on the theme "One Family Under God: Who Is My Family?" In a divided world on the brink of either tragedy or a great new era of enlightened thought and action, this basic question must be answered. God has an answer and modern science comes to the same answer.

The Rev. Schendel will develop this idea more fully. Lutheran Church, Barnesville; Since 1938 Pastor Schendel has (Zierke Studio photo) served the Norcross Evangelical United Brethren Church. He is 'Rasmussons Celebrate Silver Wedding Twice Mr. and Mrs.

Robert E. Rasmusson observed their 25th wedding anniversary with two celebrations. On April 29 the Rasmussons' i their marriage, they received the year amTat' friends at an en house in their summer school and the remain-j me ere Mrs. John Vibral and der for audio visual education. Mrs Moms Moen ured coffee A coffee hour is being arranged by the ladies of Evangelical United Brethren Church as a part of the May Fellowship Day.

JUNE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lindholm of Rothsay announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Edythe Ann to Russell I. Johnson, son of Mr Hans Johnson of rural Undef- wood. The wedding will take place June 2 at Our Savior's a graduate of the Danube High School; Westmar College, Le- Mars, Iowa; Evangelical Theological Seminary, Naperville, 111.

His activities have been closely tied with the church and various committees in the Minnesota conference. Offering for the day will be dedicated to help in providing better" Christian education for children in Minnesota. Part goes to Gillette Hospital for Crippled Children, part for release time )me for leadership train- Fiancee Introduced To Family Friends Mrs. Charlotte Reeves of Detroit, Mich. for the 60 guests and Mrs.

B. K. Soby was acting hostess. On April 29 the Rasmusson's daughter Judy and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Kvaal of St. Cloud, had arranged an open house in the municipal hall at Rapids. Relatives and old Weekend guests at the home I lhe spita1 of Dr. and Mrs. R.

B. Feather- Robert E. Ras- stone were their son Robert at M.ss Bonnie Dyer i and ivcd at Sauk Rap ds until moving to Fergus Falls. They are the parents of four chil- Miss Dyer whose marriage to judy Gene BetTy' and Mr. Featherslone will take place ho were all present at June 30, was honored at a rmscei- cvcnt orj laneous shower at the home of present and Mrs Chester Rasmusson 's parents Mr.

8 hostesses were Mrs. Earl Han- A UIfs on of Coon 1 friends Mr Rasrnusson's mother was held Saturday afternoon at was unahle to attend the home of Dr. and Mrs. Featherstone. Many family'friends entertained the couple during their Clubs and Societies The Dane Prairie-Tumuli Farm Bureau meets Thursday evening at the Robert Molter home.

There will be the chocolate cake contest. Dean Wesley Waage will be the speaker. Republican Women will be having a brunch at the Otter Tail Power auditorium on Thursday at Mrs. Rhoda Lund, national committeewoman, will be the speaker. Any interested women may make reservations by contacting Mrs.

James Crowe. 4-H Talent Selected for District Festival Nineteen acts last, evening made the 4-H Fun Festival good entertainment' Chosen as the three" recommended for the district festival were Glorl- anne Anderson of Aurdal who sang a vocal solo; Jane Sanderson of French who played a piano solo; and the Rostad instrumental band of Barnhafd composed of Cheryl, Mike, Linda and Nancy Rostad. These will all be recommended Mittelstadt home, 526 W. Vasa. for participation in the district festival and the state committee will choose one of the three entries for actual performance at WILL MARRY WENDELL MAN Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver T. Gjerde, St. Paul, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Helen, to Larry Alvin Shower Given For Newly weds A miicelianeoiu shower given Sunday afternoon for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.

David Jor- genioii (nee Dianne Peterson). In the kltehen were Leibo. Rodney Jorgenspiv Kimber. Out of town guesto cime i St. Cloud, bell, Doran; Henning, RouiMy KCiiOUfl i Varcm' About 100 guests were present and Moorhead and rargo.

the event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jorgensoh. Mrs. Fred Wigdahl, aunt of the bridegroom, had baked and decorated the 3-tier wedding cake, which carried put the bride's col- A er tne Revolutionary flfar, Declarit on Independence An napolis; Trenton, -NJi, 'New York City.

Then it to the national government to MM- son, aunts of the groom, cut and i served the cake. Another aunt, i Mrs. Erick Jorgensoh, poured, Verria Mae foso registered the guests and Mary Ann Thompson was at the gift table. The couple many gilts. Hostesses were Mrs.

Fred dahl, Mrs. Elmer Johnson, and Mrs. Gene Jorgenson. Assisting Lake Seniors Stage Play Friday BATTLE T- "The Curious Savage" by John Patrick, a comedy, will be presented by the Senior Class, of Battle Lake Friday evening, May 4 at the auditorium. Mrs.

Savage (Sharon Kemnitz) has been left ten million dollars by her her husband, and wants to make the best use of it, in spite of the efforts of her grown-up stepchildren (Mary K.ay'Haase, Dick Tamke, Gearhart Jensen) to get their hands on it. The latter, knowing the widow's wealth is now in negotiable securities, and seeing they cannot get hold of commit her to a "sanitdrium" hoping to bring her to her senses. But Mrs. Savage is determined to establish a fund to help realize their hopes JrearnSj In the sanitorium he meets various social misfits, men and worn- en who just cannot adjust themselves to life, people who need the help Mrs. Savage can provide.

These gyests are portrayed by Dennis Paulson, Allen Evayold, Norma Adams, Carol Peterson and Bonita Gilbertson. In getting to know them. Mrs. Savage realizes that she will find happiness with them, but the doctor (Gary Hoffman) and the nurse (Kathryn Everts) tell her there is no reason why she should remain. She hesitates to go out into a hard world where people seem ready to do anything for money.

Throughout the cmick action of comedy, the self-seeking step- Pieprio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin children are distraction L. Piepho, Wendell, Minn. by their vain efforts to An October 6 wedding is plan- their, mother.

ned. Church Activities Morrison Missionary Chapter, Church of the Nazarene, meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Reno Tickets are on sale by 'the sert- iors for. of, tickets it, the play will be 'presented two evenings. the district festival.

Fifteen counties will be represented at the district event July 18 at Falls state hospital. The district annual meeting of the WSCS" of the Methodist Church will be held in Detroit Lakes Thursday starting at 8 a.m. Trinity Ladies Aid, Ashby, meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. Hostesses are Mm'es. Carman Braud, Other acts in the local festival! Bert vav old and Ed Haroldsbn: last night included; accordion solos, piano solos, pantomimes, vocal solos, duets and ensembles, stay in Fergus Falls.

SERVICE TO ALL SINCE 920 an acrobatic act, an original skit ers and a trumpet solo. Augustana Mothers Daughters To "Patterns for Living" will be the theme for the Augustana Lutheran Mother-Daughter banquet to-be held May 2 in the church parlors. On the program will be a brief talk by Susanne Tjornhom, music by the seventh grade violin sextet and songs by the girls in primary and kindergarten classes. All mothers and daughters of the congregation have been invited to attend. Tonseth ALCW meets at the church Thursday at 2 p.m.

Serv- Mmes. Henry Rocholl, Virgil Grant, Wallace Nelson and Clyde Rugg. Zion ladies Aid of Dalton will meet at the church on Friday at 2:15 p.m. Hostesses will'be Mrs. Sidney Skrove and Mrs.

Webster Immanuel Ladies Aid of Friberg meets Thursday" p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Vernon Buchholz and Mrs. Emil Fenske. Open to FE RG Evening Admission 25c-75c ENDS TONIGHT! NUKONfflE HMD SIDE An Adult Picture STARTS WEDNESDAY WARNER Feature Starts at 7 p.

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