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The Herald-Press from Saint Joseph, Michigan • 4

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M'" tV i THE HERALD-PRESS, ST. JOSEPH, MICH. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1959 Off To A Dancing Start Pipe Those Hot Breads! Artists Invited To Display Wares At Outdoor Mart Now that cooler weather 1 here and the children are back in school, why not try a few new recipes? iiit-i wi iiiik) 4 Here are some, graciously by Mrs. C. B.

Bodine, 1572 Pearl Benton Harbor. Area artists have been invited to display their work at the Outdoor Art Mart to be sponsored by the Northern Indiana Artists, of South Bend, Ind. The show will take place in South Bend on Sunday; Sept. 20 at the corner of LaSalle and Mrs. Bodine, a cook of some reputation, especially with Swedish dishes, prepares these recipes in her pretty pink and gray Rahn Circle Has First Meeting The Rahn Circle of the First Methodist church held its first fall meeting in the church lounge recently.

Devotionals were in charge of Mrs. S. A. Grimes, who took as her theme "Mquntalntop Experiences." Chairman. Mrs.

Lawrence Klepp, introduced the new program chairman, Mrs. Sophia Stanton, who announced that the study course on Africa will begin at the church on Oct. 6 and run for four consecutive Tuesdays. Time Is 1:15 p. m.

Other meetings planned include cancer dressings on Sept. 24 to which members are to bring a sack lunch, and an Oct. 16 rummage sale, with Mrs. Edward Taylor as chairman. Assistant hostesses were Mrs.

Mayme Russell, Mrs. Margaret Loshbagh, Mrs. Rose Bower and Mrs. Orover Brown. kitchen where blonde woods and gleaming copper pieces from Swe den create a pleasant background Lafayette streets from noon to 6 p.

with a wide variety of ceremaics, sculpture, mosaics, weaving and other art forms on display. Mrs. Bodine, who wai born in Dalsland, Sweden, learned to prepare these dishes by memory and experimentation. Exhibitors are asked to have This one is her own specialty their paintings and craft items often served for breakfast or luncheon. She calls it "filled set up by 10 a.

m. All items will be on sale to the public. omelet." Rain date is Sunday, Oct. 4. Filled Omelet Ingredients: five eggs, 13 cup I 'v milk, sugar and salt to taste.

Method: Whip eggs, mix in milk, sugar and salt and pour in buttered cast iron frying pan Anne Steele Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Miss Anne Steele was honor Bake in 300 degree oven until a knife comes out clean when in serted. Stewart 4-H'ers Meet Monday New members as well pres Make a cream sauce, add a can of lobster or mushrooms. Put filling on half of omelet when done; fold the other half over, ed at a kitchen shower given by the Misses Judy Green and. Alice Becker at the Becker turn on plate and serve, piping home, 1108 Pine st, recently. hot.

Oysters in Aspic Games were played and prizes ent members of the Stewart 4-H club are asked to be present alt the first meeting on Monday, Sept. 21, at the Stewart school, starting at 7 p.m. The group is in need of volunteer 4-H leaders and they also are requested to attend the meet won by Mrs. Iris Harboldt and Ingredients: 18 to 24 oysters, 1 envelope unflavored gelatin; juice of Vi lemon and teaspoon salt. Method: Simmer oysters in own Junior high students from the twin cities, flocked to the YWCA Friday night for the opening SURF activities, directed this year by Mrs.

Webster Sterling. In addition to dancing, as shown here, the teenagers played numerous games, including shuffle board, ping pong and box hockey, listened to Hi-Fi recordings and enjoyed the snack bar refreshments. Friday evenings from 7:30 to 10:30 are set aside for this age group. Senior high students participate in SURF activities on Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m.

Registration will continue each weekend until the first of November. (Herald-Press photo.) Miss Donna Re nick. Miss Steele, daughter of Mrs. Cecil Steele, 710 Park will become the bride of Raymond Loikits, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Loikits. 1325 Wolcott ing. Parents are welcome, esneciallv juice until edges barely curl. Chill and drain. Put in shallow pan.

those of new members. Soak gelatin in i cup cold water. Add 1 cup. hot water. Stir until at Trinity Lutheran church Ymmm-ymmm: You can learn how to bake Swedish rye bread by following Mrs.

C. B. Bodine's recipe printed below. She's shown here in her kitchen at her home, 1572 Pearl Benton Harbor, with two loaves ready for the oven. (Herald-Press photo.) on Oct.

24. dissolved. Add lemon juice and salt. When cold pour over oysters. Chill.

Unmold and garnish. Swedish Rye Bread KOUB PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVES, riOMPT rsorEssiONAt iimvics Dailj a. m. p. m.

Sondi; a. m. Ingredients: 1 quart lukewarm water, 3 cups rye flour, two cakes Symphony Orchestra Has Openings For New Players of yeast mixed with lVa teaspoon BIZER Nettie Washburn Chooses Shrimp Silk For Wedding Nettie A. Washburn, Sodus. ed from Eau Claire hieh school Woman's Page Whittle Kill Nlltl 4 BlMkt Wast daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wil- a s. and is employed at Sears Roe salt and enough white flour to form a very soft dough. Let rise until double in bulk. Add one cup of molasses, 23 cup sugar and two tablespoons of shortening and more white flour.

Knead. Let rise until double in bulk. Shape to four loaves, let rise again and bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Some people add anise and fennel seed to Swedish rye bread, Mrs. Bodine says.

Koldomar Ingredients: two pounds liam Sheldon, Newberry, Mich. OF MtMrial St Joseph became the bride of R. D. Jewell, buck and Company of Benton Harbor. son or Mrs.

Nora Jewel, route 1 Eau Claire, and the late Edward Jewell Friday morning at Moore 's Corners Evangelical Norma Shambarger Wed At Her Mother's Home Rehearsals of the Twin City Symphony orchestra, under the baton of Harold Newton, begins on Monday, Oct. 5, at 7:45 p. m. at the Benton Harbor high school. 1 New players are invited to apply for membership, Mr.

Newton announces, and they may call Van Kniebes, personnel chairman, at YU 3-1872, for an interview. There are vacancies in all string sections and the French horn. Players of all instruments are asked to register for future openings. A' few extra seats are available for rehearsal Those wishing this experience may also apply. Main requisite for membership is a pledge to at united Brethren church.

I The Rev. Louis Reyner offici ground beef, 1 medium onion, 1 cup cooked rice, salt and pepper and one head of cabbage. ated at the double-ring ceremony before an altar decorated with white and shrimp gladioli, Method: Mix the ingredients, add a little water. Steam the Mrs. George Rahn was organ cabbage in hot water, separate ist and Mrs.

Clifford Farquhar, 4XS I i I ft V-: 1 soloist for the 11 a. m. rites. leaves. Put a large spoonful of the meat-rice mixture on each The bride wore a ballerina- leaf, roll and tie with string.

length gown of shrimp silk chiffon over taffeta with a satin FOOT POWDER It For AGTIUE PEOPLE When Norma Shembarger became Mrs. Kenneth Emery on Thursday, Sept. 10, she wore a white ballerina-length satin gown with a scoop neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. R.

E. Schaller at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Isabelle Shembarger, route 2, Benton Harbor. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Meiners, WO 8. Crystal are the parents of the bridegroom. tend all rehearsals and spend a cummerbund. A half hat of Brown in butter. Remove to kettle and pour one tablespoo'n syr-l up and 1 tablespoon brown sugar over rolls.

Add enough water to make a gravy Let simmer one hour. Remove string and serve leaves trimmed in pearls with a short veil completed her costume. She wore a white orchid reasonable amount of time in practice and preparation. An exciting season of concerts is planned, including such re-1 knowned soloists as Sidney Harth, the new concertmaster of corsage. Risgrynsgrot Wearing a ballerina length Here's a traditional Christmas gown of blue taffeta with blue the Chicago Symphony, and Ralf dessert.

Bjoerling, tenor, son of the accessories was the matron of honor, Mrs. Merl Baske. sister A crown of pearls with a short net veil and a nosegay of white Ingredients: 3i cup rice, 1 famous Metropolitan Opera quart milk, tablespoon butter, of the groom. Delton, Mich. salt and a little sugar.

singer, jussi Bjoeriing. Mrs. Alice Baran -Hatch will be Method: Rinse the rice in cold water, then in hot water Miss Barbara Washburn and Larry Washburn, daughter and son of the bride, attended their mother as flower girl and ring bearer. Miss Washburn wore a piano soloist in an Ail-American program and the Emmanuel Missionary college choir. Miss then cold.

Melt butter in double boiler, pour In milk. When hot Minnie Wood, director, will be spotlighted in a major work of chorus and orchestra during the Lenten season. put the rice, salt and sugar in and let the mixture boil until done. If too thick stir in more HAROLD NEWTON play many great compositions from classical literature. hot milk.

Serve with cinnamon sugar and top milk. Twin City Symphony itself will Helps eontrol foot odar Promotes foot health Combat A prtveaU athlete's foot Forty rears of pro Tea satisfaction Only Mrs. Bodine is a member and MRS. EMERY Taur 0ru( Ston vice president of the Jo Harbor Vasa Lodge. replica of the bride's gown in blue and carried a basket of flowers.

Kenneth Jewell, brother of the groom, Benton Harbor was best man. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors with Mrs. Harry Bodke, sister of the groom, in charge. Upon returning from a wedding trip to Honolulu, Hawaii, the newlyweds will reside at carnations and yellow roses completed the bride's costume. Mrs.

Hervy Schultz, as matron of honor, wore a yellow street-length gown with a square neckline and cap sleeves. A headband of yellow flowers completed her costume and she carried a nosegay of yellow and white carnation's. Robert Shembarger, cousin of the bride, Eau Claire, was best man. On the following Saturday evening a reception was held at Bainbridge township hall for 150 guests. Those assisting were the Misses Sandra Zebel and Beverly Gearing.

The bride was graduated from Benton Harbor high school and her husband attended the same school. The new Mrs. Emery will reside with her mother temporarily until the bridegroom has finished his service in the Navy. He is stationed in Washington, D. C.

She has a daughter, Mrs. Ed Keith Poling Seated As Master Councilor ward O'Keefe, who lives at Beechwood, north of Benton Harbor and a son Rolf Lofblad. Money Back Chiaraiite Twill Benton Harbor, Brevities Tk Miehiraa jTp of Coloma, and four grand children, Marian and Sonia O'Keefe Grandson Born Wolverine chapter, Order of worthy grand matron of the and Linda and Mark Lofblad. Pipestone Sodus. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Ludwig Do they enjoy grandmother's cooking? DeMolay, installed new officers at public ceremonies in the Masonic Temple, Benton Harbor, Wednesday evening. The bride attended Cedar Lake academy for two years and is now employed as a practical nurse at Memorial hospital. The bridegroom was graduat- Oh, yes, Mrs. Bodine says: "I hand them a loaf of my rye of Coloma have received word of the birth of a son, Jeffery Allen, to their son and his wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Ludwig of Scottsdale, formerly of St. Joseph. The baby weighed six and one quarter pounds. bread, now and then." Seated in the chapter's three top offices were: Keith Poling as master councilor; John Hor- nack, senior councilor; and Dar The first United States federal taxes to be introduced were import duties and an excise on distilled liquors.

ren Walters, Junior councilor. The new master councilon is Patient Transferred Mrs. Marie Anderson, 324 N. Winans ave, Benton Harbor, who underwent surgery at Memorial hospital, has been transferred to rlkcc "nB son of the Gerald Polings, St. OES, installing organist In addition to the main officers the following were installed: senior deacon, Steve Lake; junior deacon, Steve Millar; senior steward, Paul Dubman; junior steward, Alvin Swingle; chaplain, Fred Peden; marshal, Ralph Frost; scribe, Ken Poling; treasurer, Vernon Barn-hart; orator, Wayne Duering; almoner, Ed Goldenberg; standard bearer, Warren Rogers; sentinel, Donovan Schoonmaker; organist, Craig Taylor; first through the seventh preceptor, Mike Walker, Richard Neff, Robert Wallis, Fred Hampton, Earl Cox, Douglas Lombard and Ron Ward.

Berrien County hospital, Berrien Joseph, and a junior at St. Joseph. Last month he was selected as a representative DeMolay boy in Michigan to represent the state DeMolay at the Mich- Center, where she is gan Grand Chapter meeting in Vance Fishers Greet Parents At Open House Attorney and Mrs. Vance Fisher, 1601 Miami Benton Harbor, were in the receiving line at an open house Wednesday, Sept. 16, at Northwestern university, Evanston, greeting parents of new students at the school.

As members of the Parent Council, the Fishers helped plan two events, one in the spring and one in the fall. They will remain on the Council until COMING CLUB MEETINGS Daughters of Union Veterans I Marquette. will meet Monday, Sept. 21 at Odd Fellow hall at 8 p. m.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE First Semester EVENING CLASS SCHEDULE. 1959 Twin City Newcomers club will Installing officer Wednesday was: DeMolay Dad Harold F. Koch, executive officer for the Jurisdiction of Michigan, assisted by William Ballard of Flint, Michigan State Master councilor, as installing senior councilor; Kenneth Worsham, of p.m. at the Business Administration REGISTRATION meet Monday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.

m. for games night. Place is St. Joseph Congregational church, 2001 Niles ave. Old members are in September 21, 22, 23 and 24 from (:3 Building, Britain Avenue.

Mrs. Seils Hosts Royal Neighbors vited. FEES: $6.00 per credit hour for resident of Benton Harbor. $7.50 per credit hour for nonresidents. Other courses as indicated below.

Non-credit course Indicated by Telephone WAlnnt 5-1471 Twin City Area Chapter of Kalamazoo, past state senior councilor, as installing junior councilor; David Gruber, last local master councilor, as marshal; Walter Kargus, past local master councilor and past state senior deacon as chaplain; Da- ZtSZ?" The Royal Neighbors of Amer-! their daughter, Miss Valerie ica met Friday evening at the Fisher, now a sophomore at home of Mrs. Otto Seils, 1119 Northwestern, is graduated. the Michigan Association for Retarded Children will meet at 8 p. m. in the Solarium.

Me- Michigan with 12 members The Parents Weekend this present. year has been set for Nov. 7, mortal hospital, on Tuesday, Special prize of the evening! date of the Northwestern-Uni- Rent 00 Short, rpnnrtc nf tW. cuivier tt m.Hn ot "li," representative, as senior deacon state meeting at Calvin went to Mrs. Lila Russell.

Guest versity. of Wisconsin football was Miss Christina Bizanes. I game. and Mrs. L.

H. Weckler, past college and appointment of delegates to the national convention are on the agenda. Past Patrons and Past Matrons club of the Colonial Chapter No. 319, will meet at the Masonic Temple, Benton Harbor, on Sept. 22 for a 6:30 cooperative supper.

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Margarets' guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the parrish hall. America Chapter, 234, OES, will meet at 8 p.

m. Monday in the Masonic Temple. Past matrons and past partrons will Includes BRECK shampoo, cutting and setting. $795 Only 0 REVERSIBLE checked wool eoa.t complements a gold wool dress from the fall collection of Harry Frechtel. One aide of the coat is gold to match the dress; the other is green, gold and brown check.

Both sides hre patch pockets. conduct the ceremony of initia tion. TEMPLE BEAUTY SHOP Adult Driver Education September 29. the erealnf the aaeead meet In fiila (a 406 State Street WOTt: The OUet art withdraw any eaarae which, aaea attract eaeagh atadent warrant It reteallon. St.

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