The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 14

Huron, S. D. SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1951 The HURONITE and THE DAILY PLAINSMAN, PAGE FOURTEEN At the Ready-Schmidt wedding Because she and her husband are spending the winter in Florida. a former Hurunian, Mrs. A.

W. Palm, missed oul no an emotionfilled family reunion last Monday with some of her brothers and sisters. Il was a wonderful Christmas June Fenske Is Bride In Huron Church By GERTRUDE LAMPE In a double ring candlelight ceremony at the American Latheran Church Jan. 1 Miss, June Clara Fenske, daughter Mrs. Marie Fenske, became the bride of Vernon Albert Pearson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stuart Pearson, Forestburg. The Rev, Er)ing Erickson officlated. Nuptial music was played by Mrs. Walter Alalson with Mrs.

John Geyerman as soloist. Given in marriage by her uncle, Ernest Fenske, the bride chose a floor-length gown of net and Chantilly lace fashioned with fitted' I bodice, scalloped neckline, long sleeves and full skirt. Her Lip veil fell from a crown of seed pearls and sequins. She carried garnet and Better Times roses; and hyacinth florettes. Wearing identical length gowns of green crystallette and Moral headbands were Miss Shirley Scotter, maid of honor, and Airs.

LaVerne Hein and Mrs. Virginia Fenske, bridesmaids. They carried green and pink car. nation Florettes centered with Orange delight roses. Attending the bridegroom were Delmer Johannsen, Eugene Fenskc and Delbert Pearson.

Ushers were Eugene Hein and Lester! Pamela Fenske was flower girl, and Ronnie Hein was ring bearer. A recoplion for 200 guests was held in the church parlors. Mrs. Ernest Fenske and Mrs. John Hansen served the cake.

Mrs. Walter Wormstadt poured. Mrs. Ervin Fenske was at the guest! book, In charge of gifts were Mrs. William Johannson and Mrs.

Lesler Wormstadt. Waitresses were Margaret Scotter, Yvonne Beltrends and Ann Berens. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson went to Niagara Falls, and Highland, for their wedding trip.

He is a graduate of Forestburg High Schonl and served in the Marine Corps, He is now engaged in Foss Hopes To Remain In South Dakota PIERRE, S. D. (UPI doe Foss Friday he hopes to piece togelher" a job which will permit him to remain in South Dakota. The governor said he has recoived many joh offers, most of then out of the stale. He said he has not accepted offer yet but will devote the first few weeks alter he leaves to "looking them over," Investigation of the proposals: will lake him to both coasts, 1n; Chicago and cren 10 Wyoming.

Although Fuss did not indicated what type of work he seeks it has! been reported around the house that he has received offers from several airlines at fat in excess of the $13,000 he: received as governor. Foss was asked it he planned; to remain active in politics. He replied that "once you're in polities, you'll always be aclive in il." But he added that this "docs not mean I'll ever be a candidate: again," The Fess family will move Sioux Falls after he leaves office.1 He formerly was in the airplane and aulomobile business there. Spink County Crop Improvement Group To Meet REDFIELD The annual! meeting of the Spink County Crop Improvement Association will he held in the community room of the county courthnuse in Red-: field on Thursday, Jan. 8 at 10:30 a.

m. The business meeting will he. conducted in the morning with a free Dutch lunch scheduled al noon. Elmer Sanderson, extension. agronomist al South Dakota State College, will discuss 1959 recommended crop varieties at 1 p.

m. Next on the program will be Steve Opland, local agricultural stabillizalion. and Conservalion office manager. He will speak on weed control practices. Services Tuesday For 0.

Protz Funeral services for Otto Protz, who died Jan. 1-al Carlsbad, N. are scheduled at 3 p. m. Tuesday al the Abraham Funeral Home in Win-1 ona, Minn.

Protz was A former resident nf Huron and was general roundlicuse foreman of the Chicago, Land North Western Railroad, Survivors include his widow; lone son, Donald, Carlsbnd, N. lore daughler, Mrs. Al Nelson, Clinton, one hrother, Julie I Prolz and one sister, Ilelen, Per oria, three cousins, Bull Collun, James Howard Cotton, both of Huron and Mra. Willis: Walker, llo, Perm. present for Mrs.

Dale Brown, Brookings, Mrs. Burl Bruker, Walnut Creek, and Bruce GrinHot Springs, when they were reunited at Hot Springs with their brother, Jay Nelson Grinols whom they have not seen since he disappeared 27 years ago. The sisters said their brother! looked just as they thought he would, except for gray hair, The sleuth who found Jay Grinols was none other than his owni brother Bruce who operates the Riverside Market in Hot In 1956 Jay began coming into Bruce's store for fishing supplies mostly just to chat. "Colman" or was the only name Bruce knew for Jay and he knew he was al the V. A.

Center. Oddly enough was name Grinols never talked about. Colman's service record snunded familiar to Bruce, and he told his wife he luoked enough like bin to lye his brother, Aboul the saine lime Jay had The same iden. One revelation from Bruce just about cinched it for Jay. Bruce told him he had lost the sight of his left eye and had two brothers who also lost left eyes.

That WAS too much of a coincidence, was logether Is clear. But there is a gap in his history which his brothers and sisters hope he will be able to recall some day, Jay contracted malaria in World War 1 which may have led to amnesia. Following his ice hu was head of the credit and Ivan department of a large Insurance firm in Detroit. But nne day he leil his job and lost conlact with all the family. For 15 years Jay was so close and yet so far-be was hospitallized at Ft.

Meade, Three years ago he was transferred lo the A. Center at Hot Springs. Mrs. Palm is not the only member of the family who was not present for the surprise reunion. There are 11 brothers and sisters all told, one other is in Flo Ida, three in California, one in Paris and one In St.

Paul. Jay Grinois has more surprises to come when he meets his three grown sons, Jay Nelson Grinols, Colorado Springs, David in Minneapolis and Neal in Illinois. A reunion with them is planned soon. Huron's "Baby of the Ycar" 21 years ago Clew home la brale her birthday New Year's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Lee. She is Carolyn Lee, airline stewardess in Kansas City, Incidentally the Lees were liv. ing in Sioux Falls 21 years ago and visiting in Huron when Caro- lyn arrived.

So it la with Huron's first baby of. 1959, Debra And Arteman, daughlor of Mr. and Mrs. Willam Arteman. She was born al St.

John's Hospital dan. 2 while her parents wore visiting here from Waseca, Minn. Mrs. Arteman is the fornier Alta LoefCelbein, Two wedding stories in today's paper have a low things in common. Two Huron familles both with five children and both beginning wilh the letter had all children participating in the coremontes.

Al the Stahl-Maxwell wedding In Flandreau Dennis' was the bridegroom, Daryl assisled with the coromony, Dale was best man, and Dick and Darwin were ushers. Joanelle was the bride, her twin sistor, Nanetle, was matron of honor, Sue and Frances wat'e bridesmaids and brother Donald was an usher, While Mr. and Mra. Edward La Meyer were in Chicago last week Mrs. Meyer was delighted with the performance of the Ballet Russe De Monle Carlo.

She tried to buy a liny pair of ballet shoes for her daughter Kim who was two years old Dec. 31. Not being able to find the shoes MI's. Meyer ordered a custom made pair, and brought them home as Kim's birthday presc.at. The liltle miss is proud of her shoos is already pointing her Itocs, WEll: Mr.

and Mrs. John TO Windedahl, Carlhage, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlyn Ann, 10 Kermit Franzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Franzen, Willow Lake. Miss Windedah! is attending Gustavus Adolphus Colege, St.

Peter, Minn. Franzen is employed by the Wisconsin Highway Commision at La Crosse. Both are graduates of Carthage High School. No dale has been set for the wedding. Two weeks ago Bruce's wifel went to the V.

A. Center and checked with officials until they were certain Jay was the man. Jay's memory of when the fami- LOANS To Start The New Year Right Pay all of your old bills in full. Refinance, your car. Have smaller payments.

B. A. KISER FINANCE Over Western Union Phone EL 2-4525 MR, AND MAS. VERNON PEARSON (Flolo a MA. AND MRS.

JAMES HENZE (Dinger and Graf) Rites Performed In Holiday Wedding BRISTOL Miss Hose Esche. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Esche. Bristol.

became the bride ol James Menze, son of Alr. and: Mrs. Roy Honze. Tulare. Dec.

20, at Bethesda Lutheran Church. The Rev. N. C. Engelstad offici-: aled at the double ring candlelight! ceremony.

Two lighted Christmas trees. red and white carnations and tiered candelabra with white tapers, formed a holiday setting. Mrs. Burdell Boha was soloist and Mrs. Harold Vehe was ist.

Given in marriage by her the bride was attired in a chapel length gown of white Chantilly lace and tulle over satin, The molded hadice was fashioned with square. neckline, lone sleeves and bouffant skirt fealuring lace panels andi peplum. Her fingerlin veil fell: from a lace Juliet cap. She worn: pearl necklace and carrings. gill of the bridegroom, and carried red roses and white pompons.

Attending the bride wore her sisters, Joanne and Barhara Esche, They wore identically sivled dresses af blue velvet with. matching cummerbunds lined with; white salin and full street length! skirls. Their flowers were white. pompons and garnet roses. The hridegroom was allended by Douglas Henze and Durrell Schultz, Ushers were Roger Esche: and Donald Welke.

A reception was held in the: church parlors where the bride'si colors, blue and white, were carried nut in appointments. Poinset. lias, holly and lighted tapers formed the centerpiece for the bridal table. The wedding cake made by Mrs, Herbert Herter WAS: served by aunts of the bridal couple, Mrs. Selmer Sather and Mrs.

Laird MacNeill. Mrs. Herman Blume presided al the coffee serv. ice. Gifts were displayed by Margarel MacNeill.

Myrtis Hanson and Helen Blame. Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Durrell Schultz registered the guests. Waitresses: were Mrs.

James Peterson, Mrs. Robert Mallet, Janice Osl, Yvonnet Kloss and Marianne Mackmiller. The bride is a graduate of Bris-: Lol High School, allended Northern' State Teachers College, Aberdeen, and is al present teaching al Kolm-: quist. A graduate of Tulare High, School, the bridegroom is engaged in farming ncar Tulare. Following a wedding trip thei bridal couple will he al home Webster, Studio) my KXAB TV D- PI DAILY PLAINSMAN 0 CBS ABC CLIPBOARD MBS NBC TELEVISION THEATRE RADIO schedule of radio and television programs.

This service will appear once each week. Clip-out and save this complete weekly program for KDLO only. otherwise indicated, KPLO programing is the same as that of KELO. furnished cach weak by KDLO-TV Sunday, January 4 10:15 Mon to Man 10:30 This is the Life 11:00 Mission at Mid-Century 11:30 Faith for Today 13:00 Oral Roberts 12:30 How Christian Science Heals 12:45 Daicline N. 1:00 This is the Answer 1:30 Talk Bank 2:00 Dig News of 1058 3:00 Film Feature 3:30 Rin Tin Tin 4:00 G.

E. College Bowl 4:30 Original Amateur Hour 5:00 Small World 5:30 Look Up Live 5:40 Weather 5:45 News 5:00 Lassie 6:30 Bachelor Father 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 Danny Thomas 8:30 Sca Hunt 9:00 Keep Talking, Weather 9:30 News 10:00 Red Owl Theatre "Bride for Sale" 11:30 Files of Jeffrey Jones WEEKLY TV PROGRAMS Monday Through Friday January 5 January 1 6:30 a. m. 4:00 p.m. 6:30 Continental Classroom 7:22 Thought for Today.

(W. 1:00 Test Pattern 1:25 College at Hame 1W. F.I 7:52 Thought fur Today Th.) 7:55 News Weather 8:00 Today 8:25 News Weather KELO-Thougnts for Today 9:00 For Love or Money 9:30 Arthur Godfrey I Love Lucy 10:30 Top Dollar 11:00 Love of Life As the World Turns 12:00 Report 10 Midwest Farmer 12:05 White (Mon.) Johnny White (Mon.) 112:05 Country Music (Tues.) Willow Lake Sales (Tues.) 10112:05 Myxon Short (Wed.) Myzon Short (Wed.) 12:05 Johbry White (Thur.) Rangers (Thur.) 12:05 Myzon Short (Fri.) Myzon Short (Friday) 112:15 Noontime News 12:30 Weather Weathervane 12:35 Lust. Mkt. Guide 12:50 Farm Home Roundup 1:00 Jimmy Dean Show 1:30 House Party 2:00 Big Payoff 2:10 Verdict is Yours 7:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Eden of Night 4:00 Search for Tomorrow SETCHELL CARLSON 48 UNIT EVISI 116 ON MAN MA HOUSE OF TELEVISION HI-FI SIGHT HI-F1 SOUND WE TRADE 575 3rd S.

W. Dial EL 2-9259 Monday. January 3 4:15 Uniled Temperance League 4:30 Caplain 11 5:00 Lone Ranger 5:30 Carinonville U. S. A.

5:45 News 5:00 Farm Market News 6:10 Sideline Sidelighls 6:13 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Name that Tune 1:00 Union Pacific $:30 Father Knows Best Rough Riders 8:30 Highway Patrol 9:00 Film Fealure 9:30 Thin Man 10:00 Weather 110:07 News 10:17 Scoreboard 10:25 Night Final' KDLO- Triple City Edition 10:30 People Are Funny 11:00 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:30 26 Men Tuesday, January 5 4:15 Desien for Living KDLO Take A Break 4:10 Captain 11 5:00 King 5:30 Cartoonville v. S. A. 5:45 News 6:00 Farm Market News 6:10 Sideline Sidelighis 6:15 News 8:25 Weather A :30 Treasure Chest 6:45 TRA 7:00 Zorro 7:30 Real McCoys 8:00 Pat Boone Wyatt Earp 9:00 Garry Moore 10:07 News 10.17 Scoreboard 00.25 Night Final KDLO -Triple City Edition 10:30 Colt 45 111:00 San Francisco Beat. 11:30 Files of Jeffrey Jones Wednesday, January 1 4:15 Murray Stewart Show Captain 11 5:00 Woody Wandpecker 5:30 Cartoonville U.

S. A. 5:15 News 6:00 Farm Market News 6:10 Sideline Sidelights 6:15 6:25 Weather 6:30 Lawrence Welk 7:30 State Trooper Millionatre I've Got A Scoret 9:00 Armstrong Circle Theatre 10:00 Weather 10:117 News 10:17 Scoreboard 10.25 Night Final -Triple City Edition 10:30 Target 11:00 This is your Life 11:30 Command Performance Thursday, January 8 4:13 Sunshine Club Hilitex KDLO- Take A Break 4:30 Captaln 11 5:00 Huckelburry Hound 5:70 Cartoonville S. A. 5:43 News 5:00 Farm Market News Sideline Sidelights 5:16 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Morrell's Treasure Chest 6:15 Open for Business KDLO -Who's Who In Watertown KPLO-TBA 7:10 December Bride Yancy Derringer Zane Grey Theatre 8.30 Silent Service 9:00 Pursull Weather 10:07 News 10:11 Scoreboard 10:25 Night Final Triple City Edition 10:30 LawmAn 11:00 Have Gun, Will Travel 11:00 Tennessce Ernie Ford 12:00 Cases of Eddie Drake Friday, January 9 4:15 Murray Stewart Show 4:30 Captain 11 5:00 Cisco Kid 5:30 Cartoonvillo U.

S. 4. 0:15 6:00 Farm Market News 6:10 Sideline Sidelights 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6:10 Your Hit Parade 7:00 Trackdown 2-30 Jackin Gleason 6:00 Phil Slivers Lux Playhouse Cavalcade of Sports 10:00 Wealner 10:07 News 10:17 Scorchoard 10:25 Night Final KDLO- Triple City Edilion 10 30 Arthur Godfrey 11.00 00 Maverick 12:00 Public Detender Saturday, January 10 8.30 Industry on Parade Through the Porthole 0:00 Howdy Doody 9:15 Ruff Reddy 110:00 Fury 10:00 Junior Auction KDLO 11.00 wild BIll Hicknk Caricon Parade STATE CALENDAR OF MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday "THE GEISHA BOY" Jerry Lewis Marie McDonald Sessue Hayakawa Technicolor THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY "TORPEDO RUN" Glenn Ford Ernest Borgnine Metrocolor YOUR PLUS FAVORITE LATEST WORLD CARTOONS NEWS IN AND COLOR GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO SEE A MOVIE! 12:00 Americans at Work 12:15 Spollight on Sports 13:48 Hockey Preview 1:00 Pro Hockey 3:30 All Star Golf 4:30 Annie Oakley 5:00 Walt Disney Presents 6:00 Twentieth Century 6:30 Perry Mason 7:00 Our Miss Brooks 7:30 Wanted--Dead or Alive 8:00 Patti Page 8:10 Lincup 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:30 U. S. Marshal 10:00 Whirlybirds 16:30 News Weather 10:15 Lawrence Welk 11:15 Bowling WEEKLY TV PROGRAMS STATION KXAB-TV PROGRAM SCHEDULE Channel South Dakota Daytima Monday Through Friday 8:15 Musical Test Pattern 9:00 Dough Re Mi 9:30 Treasure Hunl 10:10 The Price is Right 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Tie Tac Dough 11:10 It Could Be You 12:00 Fun Time 12:15 Midday News .12:30 TRA 2:01 Truth or Consequences 1:30 Haggis Baggis 2:00 Today 1s 2:70 From these Rools 3:00 Queen For A Day 1330 County Fair 4:010 Western Theatre 5:00 Popeye And Friendle Sunday, January 4 1:45 Musical Test Pattern 2:00 This is the Answer 2:30 Christophers 3:0 Titis is the Life 3:30 Buckskin 4:00 Bai.

Masterson 4:30 Western Thealro 5:30 Sunday Matinee 7:00 Steve Allen 8:00 The Chevy Show Science Fielinn 9:30 Curtaln Time 10:00 TV Headlines 10:15 Weather Window 110:20 Sportslino 10:30 Late Show 12:00 Sign Off Monday, January 5:30 Terrytune Time 6:00 TV Newsroom 6:15 Weather Window 6:20 Sportsline 6:30 Talk of the Town 7:00 Itestleas Gain 7:30 Wells Fargo Peter Gunn 8:30 Glencannon 0:00 Whistler 9:10 Loretta Young Show 10:00 TV Headlines 10:15 Weather 10:20 Sports 10:30 Armchair Theatre 11:00 Jack Paar 12:00 Sign off Turaday, Janurry 5:30 Woody. Wandpecker 6:00 Newarcom 5:15 Weather Window 8:20 Sportsline 6:30 Bravo Earle 7.00 Eddle Fisher 8:00 Goorge Rurns Show Boh Cummings 10:20 Sports 10:30 Arthur Murray Party 11:00 Jack Paar 12:00 Sign Off WednasdAy, January 7. 5:30 Terrylune Time 6:00 TV Newsroom 5:15 Weather Window 6:20 Sportsline 6:30 Wagon Train 7:30 Star Theatre 8:00 Dr. Christian 8:30 Playhouse 9 9:00 This is Your Life 10:00 TV Headilnes 10:15 Weather 10:20 Sports 10:30 Alco Theatre 12:00 Jack PaRr 12:00 Sign off Thursday, January 5:30 Terrytune Time 6:00 TV Newsroom 6:1.5 Weather Window 6:20 Sportsiine 6:10 Annie Caklcy 7:00 Boots Saddles 7:00 1L Could Be You Janel Dean Tennessee Ernie 9:00 Marx 9:30 Masquerade Party 10:00 TV Headlines 10:15 Weather Window 10:20 Sparls 10:70 Armchalr Theatre 11:00 Jack Pear 12:00 Sign Of! Friday, January 9 5:30 Superman 8:010 TV Newsroom 6:15 Weather Window 6:20 Sportsline 6:30 Gabhy flayer 1:00 Honeymooners West Polat Squad 8:10 Thin Man 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports 0:45 TRA 10:00 TV Headlines 10:15 Weather 10:20 Sports 10:30 Armchair Theatre 11:00 Jack Paar 12:00 Sign off Saturday, January 10 8:45 Musical Test Pallern Howdy Doody Time 9:30 Ruff and Reddy 10:00 Fury 10:30 Circus Any 11:00 Johnny Jupiter 11:30 Detective Diary 12:00 Western Thesire 1:00 Circle 9 Ranch 2:00 NBC Rasketball 4:00 Major League Bowling 4:30 Western Theatre 5:30 Big Picture 8:00 Business News 8:15 TBA 8:30 People Aro Funny 1:60 Perry Como Show Lawrence Welk 9:00 Milton Aerie 9:30 Brains and Brawn 10:00 Shockerama WEEKLY RADIO PROGRAMS On your Dial: NBC. 1310 Huron, CBS, 570.

WAX MRS 950, KWAT Watertown; A30, WCCO, Minncapolis; K500 Sioux Falls; NBC, 550, Bismarck. SUNDAY 0.30 Sherlock Holmes 7:00 A mr. Monitor News, 10:00 TV Headlines Great Choirs. FAith Weather Hon. 7:30 Guest Star.

7:45 Life. 8:00 Monitor News. 8:05 Grace Notes. 8:15 Rev. J.

W. Kleinsasser. 9:00 Manilor News. 9:05 C5D Community Hour. 10:00 Monitor News, 30:05 NW Nows.

Sunday Melodies. 11:00 American Church Service. 12:05 Voice of Prophecy. Noon Edition. 12:45 Gospel Meditations.

1:00 Children's Chapel. 1:15 Medical Ass, 1:30 Catholic Hour. 2:00 Lutheran Hour. 2:30 Beams of Calvary 3:00 Monilor. 4:00 sington Springs Methodist Melhodist Church.

4:30 Monitor. 6:30 First Church Service. 9:00 Monitor 10:00 Hour of Decision. 10:30 Sun. Night Edition.

10:43 Huron Minis. Hour. 11:00 Sign Off Monday thru Friday--Daytime 5:00 a. m. Sunrise Stories.

6:05 Early Risers. 6:15 Farm Forum. 6:30 World News Roundup, 8:45 Early Risers. "Federal Farm Report." 7:00 Morning Edition. 1:15 Musical Clock.

7:40 Hymn for Today. 7:43 Edition, 8:00 Weather ReX port. 8:05 Musical Clack. 9:00 News. 9:05 Scrapbook.

10:00 News. Scrapbook. 11:00 News. 11:05 Regional News, Weather, 11:15 Mary Blaine. 11:30 Baby Parade.

MOVIE! 11:35 Markets. Luncheon 11:55 Quickie Ciub. 31:50 Quiz. Huron 12:00 News at Noon. 12:05 County Agents Report.

12:15 Noonday Weather. 12:20 Nonn. Edilion. 12:35 Country Music Time. 12:45 SDFU on the Air 12:45 Polka Party (T.

12:55 Grain Markets. 1:00 News. 1:05 Don Amche. 1:30 One Man's Family. 1:45 Dr.

Gentry. 2:00 News. 2:05 Five Star Matinee. 2:30 Woman in My House. 2:45 Pepper Young's.

Family, 3.00 News. 3:05 My True Story. 4:00 News, 4:05 Bert Porks 5:00 News. 5:05 Platter Party, 15:10 Platter Party (Tues. through 5:55 Variety.

6:00 Edition, 6:15 Sports Today. 6:30 Morgan Beattr. 16:45 Life and the World. This Week At The YWCA Monday, Jan. 5 4 p.m.

Children's Primary 7:30 p.m, Oil Painting Class Tuesday. Jun .6 4:15 p.m. Ninth Grade Y- 6 p.m. Junior Business Girls 7:30 p.m. Shower for Mrs.

Har vey Layton Wednesday, 7 1:30 p.m. Supervised Bridge 4:15 p.m. Eleventh Grade Y. Teens 5:30 p.m. Twelfth Grade Y.

Teens Thursday, Jun. 8 12-noon Good Will Club 5:30 p.m. Tenth: Grade Y. Teens' Friday, Jan. 9 2 p.m.

YWCA Board of Direetors 8 p.m. Victory Local Farm! Union Nate to Remember, Jan. 13, YICA Annual Dinner, Presbyterian Church 6:30 p.m. Faalman Estron Arelato By ALICK ALDEN The chemise silhouette does extremely well. in separales.

Adelaar interprels this trend in a smartly printed acclalo fabric Inal has the appearance, ture and resilence of line lal pongce. It's drip-dry, to v. Topping the pleated skirl is a perky satior blouse, the whole joh is perfect tor work as for that unexpected alter-five date. Monday Evening 1:00 m. News, 7:05 Groucho Marx.

Fino Night Line. News. 8:05 Night Line. 9:00 News. 9:05 Spins And Needles.

10:00 News. 10:05 NW Nightcap. 10:16 Basket, 10:30 Night Special. 11:00 News. 11:05 Music You Want.

12:00 Meal News, Wealher. 12:05 Sign Off. Tuesday Evening p. m. Nowa, 7:05 Night bise, 6:00 News.

8:05 Night Line. 9:00 News. 9:05 Spins and Needles, 10:00 News 10:05 NW Nightcap. 10:15 Chrielmas Basket. 10:30 Night Special, 11:00 News.

11:05 You Want. 13:00 Final News, Weather. 12:05 Sign off. Wednesday Evening 7:00 p. m.

News. 7:05 People Are Funny. 1:30 Night Line, 8:00 News. 8:05 Night Line. 9:00 Newb.

9:05 Spins and Needles. 10:00 News, 10:05 Nightcap. ChristIna's Basket. 10:00 Night Special. 11:00 News.

11:05 Music You WanL 12:00 FInal News. Weather, 12:05 Sign OLL. Thursday Evening 1:00 p. m. 7:05 Night Line.

1:00 News. 8:05 Night Line. 9:00 News. 9:05 Spins and Needles. 10:00 Nowa.

10:05 NW Nightcap. 10:15 Christmas Basket. 16:30 Night Spcolal. 11:00 Nows. 11:05 Music You Want.

12:00 Final News. Weather. 112:05 Sign. oft Friday Evening 1:00 p. m.

News. 7:05 Monltor. 1:55 News. 8:00 Cav. of Sports.

.0:00 News. 9:05 Spins and Needles. 10:00 News. 10:05 NW Nighleap 10:15 Christmas Basket. 10:30 Night.

Special. 11:00 News. 11:05 Music You Want, 12:00 Final News, Wealher. 12:05 Sign Off. SATURDAY 6:00 8.

m. Sunrise Storles. 6:05 Early, Risers. News Roundup. Farm 6:45 Forum.

Early 6:30 Risers. 6:55 Federal Farm Report. 1:00 Morning Edition, 7:15 Musical Clock. 7:40 Hymn for Today. 7:45 Drank fast Edition.

8:00 Weather Report 8:05 Musical Clack. 8:30 Musical Clock. 9:00 lor, 11:00 Monitor News. 11:05. Regional Nows, Weather.

1195 Chrisdan Women's Hour, 11:30 Baby Parada. 11:35 Lunchoon Club. 11:45 Sports Lunchoon. 12:15 Nonnday Weather. 12:00 Noon Edition.

12:35 Country 12:45 Polka Parly. 12:55 Take Flye. 1:00 Monitor News. 1:05 Not. Farms and Home Kour 1:30 Monitor.

1:45 Lind. MAy Crnsby Show 2:00 Monitor. 5:15 KIJV Tople for Today. 5:40 Monitor, 4:00 Yankton; Edition. 6.15 Sports Today, 4:10 CAS, Lawrence Welk, 6:15 Huron MinisABC, 1140, terial Hour.

7:00 Monitor, 8:00 Grand Old Opry, 9:00 Moniler, KYYR, 10:00 Monilor News. 10:05 NW Nighicap. 10:15 Basket. 10:30 Here's To Veterans. 10:45 DancInc Parly, 1:05 11:00 Monitor News.

11:05 Darcine In Ac- Party. 12:00 Final News, Weather, World of Sign OH..