The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 3

S. iday, June 9, 1961 THE DAILY HERALD Page 3. Alma Jean Kemper, Kenneth Haas Wed Miss Alma Jean Kemper, of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kemper of R.

2, Ferdinand, became the bride of Kenneth Haas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haas of St. Anthony, on Saturday, May 13, at 9 a.m. Rev.

David Duesing officiated at the double ring ceremony in St. Ferdinand's Catholic church. The altar was decorated with gladioli and garden flowers. Following the ceremony the bride and bridegroom placed a vase of blue and white pom pons before the statue of the Blessed Mother, while the choir sang "On This Day, Beautiful The bride chose her sister, Mrs. Marilyn Bradley, South Bend, as matron of honor.

Mrs. Joan Welp, sister of the bride; Vadonia Kemper, cousin of the bride; Mrs. Marlene Hochgesang, cousin of the bridegroom; and little Miss Donna Kemper, a sister of the bride, also attended her. Wilfred Haas, St. Anthony, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.

Don Welp, Robert Hasenour and Phil Bradley were ushers. Mr. Haas presented his attendants with pearl tie tac and cuff link sets. Mr. Kemper gave his daughter in marriage.

She wore a bridal gown of deep lustered satin. The bodice featured a modified scoop neckline To Speak At K. Of C. Communion Breakfast Rev. Michael Keene, O.S.B., who has been teaching canon law and moral theology at St.

Meinrad Major Seminary since 1942, will be the speaker at next Sunday morning's father-and-son Communion breakfast in the K. of C. Home in Jasper. Members of Council 1584 and their sons will receive Communion at the 7:30 Mass, which will be followed by the breakfast. Father Michael, a native of Indianapolis, attended the Cathedral grade school in that city before to St.

Meinrad's, from which he was ordained on May 18, 1937. He later studied at St. Anselm's College in Rome and earned a baccalaureate in canon law. In 1942 he received a doctor's degree from the Catholic University of America. He was named prior of St.

Meinrad Archabbey in August of 1958. CLUB ACTIVITIES JOLLY HOMEMAKERS The fourth meeting of the Jolly Homemakers was held June 6. The meeting was called to order by the president, Sarah Kieffner, who also led the club pledge and pledge of allegiance. It was agreed that the following meetings will be held on Monday night. Refreshments were served by Carmen and Dorthea Mauntel.

The next meeting will be held June 12 at 7 p.m. in the Haysville school. HAPPY TOILERS 4-H TINY TIP Peanut Brittle (By Margaret Schitter) 2 cups white sugar 1 cup white syrup cup water Cook this until it forms a ball in cold water. Then add 2 cups raw peanuts 2 teaspoons butter Cook until golden brown. Take off heat, add 1 teaspoon vanilla and teaspoon soda, stirring fast.

Put in pan immediately and pull from edges as it cools. Work fast to get out of pot and have pan large enough to put brittle in so it can run thin. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stradtner of R.

1, Jasper, and their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dumas of Milford, Ohio, and sons, David and Donald, returned from a trip out west, visiting their son, Jack Stradtner and family of Tucson, Arizona, and other places of interest. SOCIAL CALENDAR SATURDAY Huntingburg V.F.W. Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale Saturday at the Lamkin building beginning at 8:30 p.m.

MONDAY The Jasper Circle, D. of will meet in Kundek Hall. MONDAY Meeting of captains of the Moose Bowling League at the Moose Home at 7:30 p.m. The Pyrenees Valley Republic of Andorra pays France a tribute of 960 francs a year. edged in sequined lace and Since quarter length sleeves accented with in roses.

Loose pleats opened to provide a setting for sequined lace appliques St. which adorned the front panel. The waistline dipped to a vee with roses in accenting the back. Pleats edged in sequined lace fell down the back, and the skirt ended in a chapel train. Her elbow-length veil was caught to a crown of sequins and pearls.

She carried a cascade bouquet of calla lilies. The matron of honor and bridesmaids were dressed alike in gowns of mauve crystalette over taffeta. The rounded necklines came to vees in back, and the shirred sleeves were accented with roses. Each gown was semi-full in front, with the fullness brought to the back by small pleats centered with two roses. They wore shoes to match.

Their headpieces were made of a single rose and leaves with face veil. They carried Amazon lilies centered with mauve net. The flower girl carried a basket of daisies. The bride presented her attendants with pearl necklace and earring sets and lace gloves. Mrs.

Kemper, mother of the bride, wore a lavender crepe knit sheath with lavender and black accessories. The mother of the bridegroom wore a beige eyelet sheath with bone accessories. Both wore orchid corsages. Breakfast was served at the home of the bridegroom, and dinner at the D. of I.

hall in Ferdinand. A reception was held later in the D. of I. hall. The couple left for a trip south, the bride traveling in a navy shantung sheath with navy and white accessories and an orchid corsage.

Since their return they are residing in Ferdinand. WEDDINGS CLUBS WOMEN'S PAGE PERSONALS BIRTHS THE CLASSIFIED PAGE SWIMWEAR and SPORTSWEAR for Ladies and Girls LOREY'S FASHIONS ON THE SQUARE New and Used TV Expert Repair on Any Radio or TV JOHN GENTRY Phone 763-X Huntingburg Astra Theatre Jasper Fri-Sat. June 9-10 "OPERATION EICHMANN" Werner Klemperer Ruta Lee Donald Burka Latest News "Man Hunt" Fri. 7:30 Sat. Sun-Mon-Tues.

June 11-13 "LOVE IN A GOLDFISH BOWL" Panavision Technicolor Tommy Sands Fabian Jan Sterling Sunday Shows Tivoli Theatre Jasper Fri-Sat. June 9-10 "BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL" Deluxe Color Cinemascope Robert Wagner Terry Moore Broderick Crawford "Concert Comedy Fri. 7:30 Sat. Sun-Mon-Tues. June "THE FIERCEST HEART" Color by Deluxe Cinemascope Stuart Whitman Ken Scott Raymond Massey Rafer Johnson Sunday FAMILY Drive-In First Showing Dubois County Fri-Sat.

June 9-10 "CIMARRON" Cinemascope Metrocolor Glen Ford Maria Schell Ann Baxter This is probably the world's greatest Western Epic to come your way at Regular Admission. Also "THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT HE WAS A RACCOON" (A Walt Disney Live Action Feature) Sun. through Wed. June 11-14 First Showing In Dubois County "TWO LOVES" Cinemascope Metrocolor Shirley McLaine Laurence Harvey Jack Hawkins "Doggone South" "Cat's Paw" "Mysteries of the Deep" Mrs. Haas is a 1959 graduate of Ferdinand high.

school. Mr. Haas graduated from Jasper high school 1958 and is employed at the Western Auto Store in Jasper. MICHAEL JOSEPH BEYKE Michael Joseph is the name given the seven pound son born May 19 to Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis A. Beyke, 1428 Franklin Street, Jasper, at his baptism June 4. Rev. August Fichter officiated at the ceremony in St. Joseph church, with Mrs.

William Boyer of Indianapolis and Mike Witte of Jasper serving as sponsors. Ruth Beyke was proxy for Mrs. Boyer. Hospital Notes MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NOTES (From Jasper community unless otherwise noted.) Birth To Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Fielding, R. 2, an 8 lb. oz. boy. Admissions Mrs.

Marvin Eisenhut, R. Miss Mary Doyle, West Baden; Mrs. Donald Norris, Crane; Mrs. Frank Woodford, R. 1, Winslow; Jane Marie Burger, 7, and Ann Frances Burger, 6, daughters of William, R.

Thomas Collins, 8, son of Ralph, R. 2, French Lick; Mrs. Emma Sermersheim, R. Debra Jean Dedrick, 6, daughter of James, R. 1, Otwell.

Dismissals Mrs. Alois Schneider, R. Timothy Eckerle, 8, son of Mrs. Leona, 1624 Jackson; Miss Barbara Zehr, R. 2, Dubois; John Giesler, 3, and Jeffrey Giesler, 2, sons of William, R.

1: Denise Burke, months old daughter of Richard, W. 13th; Harold Meirose, S.J., West Baden College; Roman Schmidt, R. Mrs. Aaron Campbell, St. Anthony; Mrs.

Ralph Terwiske, Dubois; Miss Patricia Clark, R. Forrest Anderson, Ireland; Mrs. Ronald Heichelbech and baby, W. Sixth; Mrs. Victor Nonte, R.

2, Dubois; Connie Gosman, 8, daughter of Arthur, 107 Chestnut, Huntingburg. Miss Theresa Schitter, 69, of 1301 Kundek, died at 3:06 a.m. today. Ferdinand Students Do Well In Latin Exams Miss Patricia Maffenbeier, a Latin I student at St. Ferdinand High School in Ferdinand, earned a Special Gold Certificate of Excellence in the annual nation -wide Latin vocabulary examination sponsored recently by the Educational Stimuli of Superior, Wisconsin.

All high school Latin students across the nation had been invited to take part, and approximately 6,500 did so. All of the 73 Latin students at St. Ferdinand High took the exams. The results, which arrived recently, showed that 25 of the students were awarded National Honor Certificates, Forty-one of the 65 Latin I students and five of the eight Latin II students from Ferdinand High ranked above the national average. Special Gold Certificates, such as the one awarded to Patricia Maffenbeier, were given to those students having a percentile ranking of 98 or higher.

Patricia, a Latin I student, had a percentile ranking of 99. Other high scorers included the following Latin I students: Richard Bieker and Rita Weyer, 96; James Werne 94, Janet Barth and Gerald Schaefer 92; Kathleen Kuebler, Rita Laake, Ann Niehaus and Harold Schipp 90. The Latin teacher at Ferdinand is Father Fidelis Jent, O.S.B., who is leaving on June 10 for St. Louis U. where he will attend summer school.

Guidance will be his major as he works toward a master's degree in education. KATHY JANE BEGLE The six pound 11 ounce daughter born May 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Begle, of R. 2, Ferdinand, was named Kathy Jane.

She was baptized June 1 in St. Henry Catholic church by Rev. Linus Hopf. Sponsors are Mary Jane Fest of R. 2, Huntingburg, and Dennis L.

Begle of 2, Ferdinand. The mother is the former Rita H. Fest. SCOTT ALLEN BREDHOLD The son born May 25 to Mr. and Mrs.

Ferrel V. Bredhold of R. 1, Huntingburg, was given the name Scott Allen. The eight pound nine ounce infant was baptized June 4 in St. Mary's church, Huntingburg, by Rev.

Terrance Gercken, O.S.B. Mrs. Gervase Gaesser of Ferdinand and Clarence Bredhold of Evansville are his sponsors. The mother is the former Bernida Schipp. See Our Match-Mate Shirts Blouses by Monticello and Lady Monticello Sold Exclusively In Jasper By I ROCHESTER BARGAIN HOUSE LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Do You Want To Save Up To On Your Insurance Auto-Home-Business ELLSWORTH Insurance Agency Jim Ellsworth Ph.

689 Huntingburg: GARDEN MUMS OUR 1961 LIST WILSON GARDEN STORE Same Location As Wilson Flowers GROWN in PEAT POTS ANN LADYGO Pink anemone cushion-short JOYOUS lavgo- ender rosy-pink cushion--short KINGS RANSOM Golden yellow--medium SEPTEMBER CHEER Cherry-rose-pink cushion -short SPARKLING Rose-geranium pink-medium SEPTEMBER DAWN Rose-pink-short EARLY GOLD Bright golden yellow pompon- ORANGE GOLD CUSHION Orange and Gold-short CAMEO Pink cushion- RUBY MOUND Bright ruby-red cushion-short MARTIN'S YELLOW Large yellow--short POMPONETTE Golden- -bronze pompon -short FLAMBOYANT Flaming orange bronze--medium LEE DICK Lemon-yellow pompon cushion--short YELLOW POMPONETTE Bright yellow pompon-short NANOOK Ceam white- short RAGGEDY ANN White carnation flowered cushion-short. look NOW HAVE COMPLETE A YOU CAN WASHER- LAUNDRY in a SPACE ONLY 'WIDE Counter Height NO VENTING NO LINT TRAP NORMAL DELICATE CYCLES for all fabrics BLEACH DISPENSER HI-LO HEAT HOT, WARM, COLD WATER SELECTION FULL LOAD CAPACITY (22" cylinder) 2 DRYING CYCLES SPEED QUEEN Fluff dry and damp dry Model 325 "'COMPACT-COMBO" Washer-dryer Costs less than deluxe Automatic Washers Buy It On Eckerle's Easy Terms And remember it's SPEED 1 QUEEN FAMED DEPENDABILITY FOR Eckerle Electric Hemmerlein Eckerle Huntingburg.