The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 8

8 Thursday, September 25, 1958 THE DAILY HERALD Thursday, September 25, 1958 Page 9 DUBOIS (MRS. EMMA Mr. and Mrs. Fred Humbert and family Matilda and Norbert, visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Vaal and daughter Donna at St. Meinrad Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mathies and family of Evansville visited their parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mathies, and family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathies and family over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Kempf and daughter of Indianapolis visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kempf, over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kempf and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kuntz and children of Jasper spent the weekend at Cincinnatti visiting their daughter and son in law, Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Dinwiddie and family. CUZCO MRS. ETHEL NICHOLSON Rawley Hiltcn made a business trip to Indian.ipclis last Wednesday. Miss CharolcM Nicholson, daughter of Neal Nicholscn, was united in marriage last Saturday to Jimmy Butler of Indianapolis.

Among these who attended the wedding were Mrs. Velma Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicholson, Mrs. Liddie Nicholson of Jasper.

Mrs. Joan Linnerd of French L.ck. and Mrs. Lois Wine- inger and son Clifford. Frank Thompson and W.

L. Nicholson spent Wednesday night of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nicholson of Shoals and did seme fishing in White River. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Ellis family visiited Sunday with th sen, Joseph, at Bloomington. He ir attending college. Mr. and Mrs.

Elza Thacker of Gary spent the week-end with Virgil Mills and Miss Orpha Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Conrad of French Lick and Mr. and Mrs.

Evert Conrad enjoyed a fish fry with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nicholson Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox of French Lick joined them for a visit. Mrs. Janie Conrad, who has a leg infection, was in Jasper Saturday consulting a doctor.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nicholson visited Saturday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Nicholson at Shoals. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Charley I.uchauer awhile Sunday.

ELON (MRS. NEAL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid of East Gary visited during the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Mills, and other relatives and friends.

Mrs. Josie Allen visited during the past week with Mrs. Ada Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burdine and SsSii iSslLi Top Usines Top Value Stamps at Young Tender Road Small Lean Spare Beef Chsck Roast Lean Shoulder Pork Clubs and SirSoin Steak re Pork Sausi Rib and Loin leal Chops Rxr Tho Pi PORTERSVILLE JESSIE WTSCAVER Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Weber and Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and children Emma Jean and John, spent the weekend at St. Louis with the sen and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Hobert Weber and family and Mrs. Wanda LeGrande and family, all of Madiscn and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott of Florence.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beck spent the past week-end in Bloomington visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sims.

Mrs. Eliza Young and Mrs. Pearl Cope visited Mrs. Ethel Ferguson Friday at home in French Lick. Mrs.

Ferguson has been hospitalized due to an auto accident. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Archer attended the funeral Sunday afternoon at Birdseye Christian church of Fred Eckert. Mrs.

ELza Young, Mrs. Ruth Cope and Bonny Sue, accompanied by Mrs. Neal Kearby, attended the funeral at Taswell afternoon of Mrs. Pearl Tucker. Bro.

Kenneth Mills conducted a baptismal service at Paynther Creek last Thursday. children and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cockren. Mr.

and Mrs. Cleo Fisher and children Marla Sue and Brenda Kay visited Sunday at Indianapolis. Jackson towns'hin Trustee Anthony Hasenour and wife of St. Anthony were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jennings Hcfiman Sunday. In the evening they had supper at the Conner vat icn Club in Lower Boone for all the trustees and wives of Dubois County. Mrs. Arlo Krodel informed your correspondent that her nephew, Larry Stamm, son of Mrs. Loretta Stamm, and Alvin Brown, both of Haysville, left last week to attend the Barns State Teachers College in southern Georgia.

Larry received a scholarship to 'the college for his outstanding qualities in athletics. He will play on both basketball and baseball teams. They were accompanied by brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Stamm.

Guild meeting at church Oct. 1 at 1 P. M. San Xavier del Bac mission, near Tucson, Ar.z., is called by the Papago Indians white dove of Democrats Appoint District Chairmen INDIANAPOLIS Two convention opponents of Evansv i 11 Mayor Vance Hartke today were included among 11 district 'hairmen anoointed by John A. Watkins, Bloomfield, head of the Hartke for Senator Speakers Committee.

The two, who were beaten by Hartke in the Democratic State Convention last June, are Bartel Zandstra of Highland and Floyd Circuit Judge Paul Tegart of New Albany. Zandstra, former Lake County clerk who ran for lieutenant governor in 1956, will be chairman of the First District and Tegart will head the Eighth District. Others included: Second, Rochester Mayor William Jefferson. Third, St. Joseph Superior Judge Spencer Walton of South Bend.

Fourth, Benton Bloom of Columbia City. Fifth, Nelson Bohannan of Anderson. Sixth, George Schwin Jr. of Rock- ville. Seventh, Charles N.

DeCourcy of Linton. Ninth, Clarence Donovan of Bedford. Tenth, William Wolf of Greenfield. Eleventh, Jack Dillion of Indianapolis. will be the duty of each of these district chairman to name county or town chairmen who will speak on behalf of Mayor Hartke, Democratic candidate for U.

S. Senator, when he himself appear at a Watkins said. Watkins said the naming of district chairmen is unique project in Indiana and should serve to emphasize grassroots appeal of Mayor Hartke and our entire ticket this who will take the course by television in their own high schools. High school students will take the course on a voluntary basis over and above their regular work. Those passing will not gain college credits.

However, they will get advanced placement in college when they continue their studies at the university level. By successfully completing one year of Russian via television, high school students will earn the equivalent of two years of high school language. TV COURSE IN RUSSIAN neserve University, the first university in the nation to offer full credit college courses taught by television, will' chalk up another first when it inaugurates the study of the Russian language on TV on Monday, Sept. 22. The university will also become the first to work in co-operation with public school systems in teaching Russian to high school students Meinrad Parish St.

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