The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 3

Wednesday, July 15, 1959 THE DAILY HERALD WEDDINGS PAGE PERSONALS CLUBS PAGE BIRTH8 SOCIAL CALENDAR WEDNESDAY The Happy Helpers 4-H club will meet at 1:30 p.m. All must bring their record books and projects. WEDNESDAY At the regular meeting of Post 147, American Legion, Renus Meyer, past district commander, will install the new officers. A Dutch lunch will follow. The meeting will begin at 8:30 p.

m. JASPER PERSONALS Mary A. Jerger is a patient in the Daviess County Hospital. Home (I JW na i Demonstration! 1 Margaret Fleck And Thomas Kress, Wed Amid an altar of palms and white gladioli, Miss Margaret Ann Fleck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Fleck, became the bride of Thomas Kress, son of Mr. and Mlrs. Thomas Kress, all of Jasper. Rev. Jerome Neufelder officiated at the double ring ceremony at a nine Mass on June 13.

Entering the altar with her father, the bride wore a bridal gown BRENDA KAY NORDHOFF At the baptism of the eight pound one ounce daughter born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nordhoff, Newton Jasper, the infant received the name Brenda Kay. Rev.

Jerome Neufelaer officiated at the baptismal rites in St. Joseph church on July 12 with Mrs. Sylvester Schroeder, R. 5. Jasper, and Clarence Nordhoff, R.

1, Birdseye, as sponsors. Mrs. Nordhoff is the former Janice Hopf. STORK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BAINBRIDGE CLUB Forty-nine members answered roll call at the regular monthly meeting of the Brainbridge Home Demonstration club held in the community room of the Dubois County State Bank on Tuesday, July 7, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs.

William Steffe, and the minutes and report were read. Plans were discussed by the members for an exhibit to be put up at the County Fair in Huntingburg. The two delegates to Purdue, Mrs. William Steffe and Mrs. Don Weyer, gave their report of the various meetings and lessons they attended during the Homemakers Conference in June.

A special meeting was announced for all who are interested in cake decorating. The meeting will be held in the community room of the Dubois County State Bank on Wednesday, July 22, at 8 p.m. FoUawmg a delicious lunch served by Kirs. Kuhkei and her committee, the favorite game was played with special prizes going to Mrs. Bill Hemmerlein, Mrs.

Bill Kiefer, Kate Huther ana Mrs. Anna Brockman. The three guests present were Martha Wilz, Darlene Steffe and Frances Frick. The next meeting will be held in the' community room of the Dubois County State Bank on Tuesday, August 4, at 7:30 p.m. Births To Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Flamion, Dale, a 6 lb. girl; to and Mrs. Robert Green, 608 Washington Huntingburg, a lb. girl; to Mr.

and Mrs. John Henke, Stendal, an lb. boy. missions Everett S. Pelt, Velpen; Oscar Brown, Eckerty; Will McCoy, Cliris- ney; Oliver Lindauer, 415 Fifth Huntingburg; Walter Geeskin, 412 Jackson Huntingburg; Sister Mary Clarice, O.S.B., Ferdinand; Earl Wayne Highsmith, N.

Geiger Huntingburg; A. L. Conrad, St. Croix; Mrs. Pauline Sibrel, Holland; Charles Woodward, Elberfeld.

beginning at 11:00 a.m., and the turtle soup that has made the St. Meinrad picnics famous, will be served. Hand-made quilts will catch eye, and children can enjoy the pony rides and novelties. Amusements, games and attractions for all ages will make this an enjoyable day for the entire family. Music by the St.

Ferdinand High School, and the St. Meinrad Grade School Bands, will float over the shady picnic grounds from 1:00 to 10:00 p.m. Eckerle and Kenny Schaefer will be the respective directors. Patrons are welcome to visit the century old historic St. Meinrad Archabbev.

This Benedictine Arch- abbey, overlooking the picnic grounds, is one of two in the U. and one of seven in the world. ANGELA THELMA MEYER BRIDAL SHOWER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NOTES Astra Theatre Jasper AIR CONDITIONED July 15-16 SILENT Laurence Harvey Dawn Adams Craig John Clements i MGM News Show Time 7:30 Tivoli Theatre Jasper AIR CONDITIONED July 15-16 LIKE IT 'Marilyn Mtonroe Tony Curtis Jack Lemmon Fox News FAMILY Drive-In Theatre JV Thurs-Fri-Sat. July 16-18 OF THE FAST Cinemascope Eastman Color Jock Mahoney Linda Cristal And MUSIC Zsa Zsa Gabor Ferlm TONIGHT ANY (Nelson Studio Photo) of French imported hand-clipped Chantilly lace trimmed with silk taffeta inserts on the'front of the skirt. The scooped neckline was fastened down the back with tiny covered buttons.

The waist was emphasized with a silk taffeta bustle in the back. The billowy skirt fell in a chapel train. Her fingertip veil of imported illusion was caught to a dainty Mary Queen of Scots hat. The hat fashioned of Alencon lace was outlined with seed pearls and featured a single tear drop pearl accent over the forehead. She carried a cascade of white daisies and ivy strands with sprigs of white and mint green stephanotis intermingled throughout the bouquet.

Serving the bride was her maid of honor, Miss Donna Fleck. Miss Fleck was dressed in white nylon sheer organdy with full ballerina- lengfch skirt over net and taffeta underskirts. The bodice had a scooped neckline with cap sleeves and a wide band of flocking pastel miniature flowers. The skirt had a deep band of matching flowers, The crushed cummerbund of nile green taffeta formed a huge bow in the back giving a bustle effect and draped to the hemline. The picture hat was of nile green to match the cummerbund and shoes of the same color.

She carried a cascade of white daisies and ivy centered with mint green daisies. Mrs. Kenneth Ackerman, close friend, served as bridesmaid. She was dressed identical to the maid of honor. Little Miss Deborah Schnaus, niece of the bride, was flower girl.

She was dressed the same only she carried a basket of white daisies with ivy leaves. She wore a tiara at the back of which was placed a cluster of daisies and stephanotis. The bridegroom chose his brother, David Kress, to serve as best man. Allen Fleck, brother of the bride, and Kenneth Ackerman, close friend, served as ushers. Daniel Fleck, brother of the bride, was ring bearer.

Mrs. Fleck wore a pink jacket dress with white accessories and a White carnation corsage. Mrs. Kress wore a pale green dress with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Breakfast for the wedding party was served at the home of the godfather, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Fleck. A reception was held from 12 noon to 5 p.m. at the VFW for the relatives and friends. For her going-away outfit Mrs.

Kress wore, an aqua colored dress with white accessories and a daisy corsage lifted from her bridal bouquet. The couple are residing at 310V2 W. 4th St. Mrs. Kress is employed at Fashions and Mr.

Kress is employed at the Jasper Corporation. Births Born to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Louis Jones, 1327 Franklin Jasper, an 8 lb. 9 oz.

Admissions Justus Butt, Paoli; Mrs. Hattie Osgaitharp, Otwell; Richard Bennett, 13, son of Clarence, R. 2, Montgomery; Mrs. Robert F. Colvin, Loogootee; Mrs.

Ralph Gehlhausen, R. 4, Jasper; Mrs. Margaret Knight, R. 2, French Lick; Mrs. Paul Loveless, Otwell; Thomas E.

Tucker, R. 2, Jasper; Mrs. August Lechner, 1504 Jackson Jasper. Dismissals Harry Roos, 418 E. Fourth Jasper; William E.

Kane, R. 2, Jasper; Mrs. Maurice Benjamin, Loogootee; Mrs. Johnnie Rogers, Eckerty; Harold Breidenbaugh, 13, of R. 2, Jasper; Charles Altman, St.

Meinrad; Mrs. Vincent Gish, St. Anthony; Leslie Jenkins, Indianapolis; Richard Lee Steinhart, 1521 Main Jasper; Hiaimer Merkel, Dubois. Angela Thelma Meyer, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert E. Meyer, 1037 Dorbett Street, Jasper, was baptized in St. Lutheran church, Haysville, by Dr. H. J.

Brede, Monday, July 13. Her sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kief fner. A miscellaneous shower complimentary to Miss Patricia Wibbels was held at the home of Mrs.

Aaron Campbell on Sunday afternoon, July 12 given by her chosen attendants, Mrs. Campbell, and Misses Dori 9 Leisman, Marilyn a a Sarah Knit's, and by Mrs. Otillia Wibbels and Mrs. Alois Haas, mothers of the prospective bride and bridegroom, respectively. The favorite game was played followed by a luncheon.

The attendance prize was awarded to Miss Ann Haas. Miss marriage to Lawrence Haas will take place on Saturday, August 29, at 9 a.m. in St. Anthony Catholic church, St. PAUL JOSEPH The 9 pound ounce son born July 3 to Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond B. Hochgesang of 5201 Main Jasper, was baptized July 12 in Precious Blood church by Rev. Ralph EndreSs. He was given the name Paul Joseph, with Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wendling of R. 4, Jasper, serving as his sponsors. I Why Pay Money To Waste Time? ST. MEINRAI) PARISH PICNIC NEXT SUNDAY Next Sunday, July 19, is the date of the St.

Meinrad parish picnic. By that time the public will have an opportunity to see how the beautiful new parish church is progressing. The exterior walls and at least part of the roof should be completed by picnic time. Country fried chicken dinners, You can pay bills almost without effoi't with checks. You do less walking, less waiting for change and receipts and less worrying.

Paying by check saves you time saves you money and may save you the loss of the cash you carry. Open a convenient, personal checking account today. The German-American Bank Jasper, Indiana Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Each Depositors Funds Insured Up To $10,000 CYNTHIA LYNN WEISHEIT The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester W.

Weisheit, R. 3, Jasper, was baptized in St. Lutheran church, Haysville, Sunday, July 12, by Dr. H. J.

Brede. She was given the name Cynthia Lynn Mildred. Her sponsors are Mildred and Donald Noble. JASPER LIONS CLUB AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 18 Beginning At 1:00 P.M. PUBLIC SQUARE HEW AND USED ITEMS OF ALL KINDS FURNITURE APPLIANCES PAINTS FRESH FRUITS TABLES SERVICES EVEN FIVE LOADS OF FIREWOOD! See Some Of The Items In The Window Of Former ehr Klee.

Bldg. IF YOU HAVE ANY NEW OR USABLE USED ITEM TO DONATE, CALL 1143 OR 1159 AND THE LIONS WILL PICK IT UP..