Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 17

Ktorx (III SIMMV JOL'flNAL. October 21. 1954S Hoiiclay. BFiae ro Sunshine Guest I 4 I l-'i-- --4 1st is chaTge cX Women's Benefit association willhac dinner and a business Luncheon Jo Be Tuesday Event j. -i lTIIE Sioux Cty "Sunshine 7 1 league.

have a guest luncheon at 12 30, o'clock JUST HELP YOURSELF TKri juif Tl you tr (or ef ou 4hc'ou oa tvr (, ln'nfl your lrndi nj torn 'u. s-s. jiday afternoon'at the Y. W. C.

A. A silent auction precede business meeting i Luncheon hostesses will be i i Mesdame Ar thur Johnson, Wit- 1 1 tiam Lrnike, Emma Brown, Lciia I Hoffmann, C. Ctsaerk.a, -El-j i re.er Servine, 11 arty. 0, A.j is Ncwburgh, CI 'A. 'Holt, V.

J.j i Soderburg and E. ThvoVs. -j Mrs. Aruthur Johnson, 1216 If 38h and Summit mna. 1 1 sorority.

She is employed at the Iowa City public library. Mrr Cook is a junior at the university nd a member of WEDS SUNDAY Miss Josephine Nimmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Nimmer, 905 Seventh street, and Harold Saltzoian, son of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore SalUnun of South Sioux City, were married last Sunday at SL Thomas Syrian Orthodox church. The rouple will reside hrre.

Xi social and jt "1 -NA N.ai.nai-.-aatWtWJaWii t.mmmmmmm mmmmwmmm imm uwmmmmtmmfi put on the affair as a benefit each. year. This year the funds will be used- for equipment to set a homemaking depart Choose and Register All Three Sterling China and Crfstal at 5 AND MRS. J. W.

GLAS 1V1 COW of Iowa City an-Bounce the approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Nancy Glasgow, -to Brown, 3028 Jennings street. The wedding will take place at St. Mary Catholic church at Iowa City during the Christmas hqli- ays. The bride attended the Slate University of Iowa and was a member ol Alpha Deltas Pi ri Jryft fe if taW Wl A lovely set featuring a large fualilJiamoni flanked by two side diamonds.

Matchi ng wedding ring with three diamonds, 14K white or yellow gold. IftMMitf Tht. Buy on Convenient Term; 237 Frances Bldg. I IMPERIAL a lace wteh pvrclte I e4TV feerterH Gil Ait fuimtmi H9. V) A ft4 frem $150.

VaMirabk knpanal dtred pearb mm be ro oJy irac of ehmft. A fj rillm treddbaj gift tor Ar Jil mi-t mmn DavjoTTtheta Sorority Party -for 25lh Year Tuesday Night THE 25th anniversary dinner for members of Pi Omega Mu sororitiy will be held at 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Steak house, the sorority was founded in 1D29 by a group of nine girls and now has a membership of 26. The sorority is local social group which participates in-com munity Mrs. James Easley Is presi dent. The committee in cnarge of arrangements includes Mrs.

Martin Conway, Mrs. Don Farr. Mrs. Donald Land, Mrs. Earl WiUson and Mrs.

Jack Colbert. An anniversary cake decorat ed in the sororitv colors of orange and blue will center the tabrc. Milwaukee Women's club will havea potluck dinner at 6 o'clock -ThUrsduy evening at Scandinavian hall for members and families. A meeting will follow. Mrs, Larson will preside" Wessington Spritigs Sets AnnualMieasant Festival JS oveniLrKJ WESSINGTON SPRINGS, S.

Sieci41lar44or th fourth annuaL pheasant festival are under way with buffet-style banquetdinner and program scheduled for the Wessington Springs' junior college gym, at 6:30 on November 3. Twilight on the Prairie is the 1954 festival theme. The sponsoring organization is the college auxiliary and alumni who business OO. ment on the campus. Mrs.

Boyd Wright again' heads the food committee and reports that choice buffalo meat haM been secured for barbecuing at the festival along with the us ual fried pheasant with all the: trimmings. Others acting on the food copimittee are Mrs. Ceorge Hussman. Mrs.NRoscoe Dean, Mrs. Clayton Gillette.

Mrs. John Sargent, Mrs. John Patlon, and 'A Mrs. Ernest Schlicht. Mrs, Roscoe Dean, the room decoration compdttee with Mrs.

O. C-Scandrctte and una. nuim jujer. The program will iricrude mu sic from a two-piano-organ trio prayed by iNelle ZioydDick Vo-wells, and Phillip Bunker; aongs from the Range Riders, mcn'i Elcl.ubandJrom quarte rass trio, German band and other variety num. will appear Americans two- cups of Ier day.

drink coffee more than per person TRLISES TOl'RS iMi.ri;MKNr i.v 1. WIXttK HI W.m IndlM. 8. A itn-m-iR MmilltrrHhnn, Orirnl, Amiinj th Wnrid. Hll, Hr-niurt.

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tnmr- Xih-n, Kltvpt, Nim-I In l4ethlhHl. VACATION Till Hv-MmIh, ril, jnuiiiwt. KUirlU mil Orlmna-HlliKl. or tm l.llrrsliir nd rmiHf Infornuitkm, fall Wrlla MORNINGSIDE T0UE3 Member Am, Hue. mf TntTet jAfta.

1901 Mmtnal.l A fh. MM JJo o'clock Wednes- notf 'Viii a venu Mrs: Verna will be SDret'sze flenty-! Parking Space 1 Siou City, Iowa II KOT'lK'Tt; i i n. LMIil'S QUALITY FulST nicttmg at 6 30 Delta Sigma Pi, commerce fraternity. y. v- Mission Groups Year of Circuit THE 25th anniversary of the organization of the Sioux City circuit Women's Missionary federation will be observed at the annual autumn" convention to be held Tuesday at St; Paul's Lutheran church at Irwin, la.

Delegates Irom the four Lutheran churches here, St. John, First, Morningside and River side, will be joined by delegates from churches at Inwood, soldier, Onawa, Albaton and Irwin, tot the one-day event Mrs. N. Astrup Larsen of De- corah, Ia the first president of the organization, will be present A feature of the afternoon program will be a summary of the circuit history, to be present- ecHjyMrs. R-JPohiman, circuit historian.

Rev.T. It. Hove of Minneapolis, a member, of the public relations department the Evan gelical Lutheran church, will be the guest speaker. RW. O.

A. knApmnn. nastnr of Riverside Lutheran churfch here, on the convention theme, IfMy People Shall Turn I Will Circuit officers are Mrs. J. M.

Kutzler of Sloan; Mrs. Herman Giermahn of Onawa, and Mrs. Arthur Routledge and Mrs. H. Snedeker of Sioux City Past circuit presients will be honored at a tea.

following the afternoon program. Th auxiliary of the bury County chapter of the Izaak Walton league will have their annual" Halloween party o'clock: Friday evening at the home of Mrs. O. Bakke, 2018 S. Cleveland street Mrs.

Art Smjtn, w. Mevers, Mrs. G. 1L. Jones and Mrs.

Ruby Dean will assist Mrs. Ray Clark will conduct a short business meeting and there will be a program of games, Baby may, use as many as a dozen diapers a day. They should be a oft and lightweight, wash easily a dry rapidly. Most Dakota day artivju-Kliday and Saturday at the University of South Dakota are arrangeit so that university Xriendslknd alumni may take part 'and plenty of time Folowing the coronation of Miss Dakota the pop rally Friday' night, there '11 be coffee and doughnuts served in the student "taton for alumni and friends. Before the 10 a.

m. Saturday parade, coffee -and doughnuts will be served in. the McKusick law library for all law. school alums Immediately folSowinjr the 2 p. m.

Xootball game between thejj University and State college, the alumni and, friends are invited tcrxoffee: ariijj clouKhnuts in the''--union building. In the past years, 1 1 this event has attracted a large number of alum, who spend the time hashing over the game wUh old friends. The public Is invited to the annual Pikota day dance in the Saturday night Music I will be furnished by DonFrjfa.r Si and his orchestra. Area Anniversaries Mr. and Mj3Jhn G.

Relfenrath WYNOT, Neb. Special: Mr. and, Mrs. John Gv Rnfenrath were honored on their 54th wedding (anniversary Sunday when seven of their 10 children, with their families were present for the occasion. Mr.

and Mrs. Reifenrath were early settlers in this community. Mr. Reifenrath was born at Brookey Bottom, eas of here, October 6, 1869, His wife was born at Festina, la. She and Mr.

Reifenrath were married at Fes-tina, and began farming a few miles southeast of Wynot. They have lived, on the same farm all their remarried lives. Their children are: Miss La- vina JBeifenrath of tinhorn, Mrs. Francis Wieseler of Concord, Mrs. Louis Wle-seler of Rochester, Mrs.

John Goeden of Fordyce, Mrs. kidore Gubbels of Randolph, Joe Reifenrath and Alphonse Reifenrath, both of Wynot; Sister AJredarof Orian, S. Mrs. Vincent Walters of Aurora, 111., and Mrs. Leander Gerleman of Ossian, la.

1 Mr, and Bin, George Heinlle SLOAN, la. Special: and Mrs. 'George Heinlie observed their 5uth wedding anniversary last Sunday with open house. Mr. and Mrs, George Johnson MARCUS, la.

Special: Mr. and Mrs. Georges, Johnson ob served their 50th wedding anni versary on October 17, 1954, with open house. Mr. and Mrs, A.

C. Smith la- Specials Mr and Mrs. A. C. Smith celebrated their golden wedding anniversary recently with a dinner party for 80 relatives and friendsr Mr.

and Mrs. Smith are the parents of 13 children, including three sets twins, 50 grand- ehjldren and 15 great-grandchU 'Mr. and Mrs. Mc Trelnen REMSEN. Ia.

Special: Mr. and Mrs, Nic Treinen were honored on their 53d wedding anniversary recently when their children entertained at an anniversary surprise party Xor them at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spensley Vermillion, S.

D. Special: The wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spensley was celebrated Sunday at an open house given by daughter, Mrs. RoberLjSchumacher of Mitchell, here.

j-: Mr. and Mrs. "Spensley were married In home of Mr. Spensley'i parents in Vermillion, Mrs. Spensley, was born at Rosendale, and came to Vermillion when a child of 11 years in a covered wagon.

She was educated in rural schools and taught one year in a rural school near Mitchell. 1 Mr. Spensley was born In Dubuque, Ia. He came to the Dakotas when he was 17 years old. He has been a farmer all his life.

They are charter members of Rebekah lodge nd, Odd Fellow lodge. Spensley is now the oldest member of the lodge in the state and-he orily living charter member. Mrs, Spenslfxis 87 and Mr. Spensley is ,91., They have four living children. Mrs.

Lillian Ikietson and Mrs. Laura Lown, both of Mrs. Leone Scntrmacherof-Mrtcrrelh-snd Howard Spensley of Sioux Falls. There are 11 grandchildren and 13 Mr. and Mrs.

C. I Tninnell Minn. Special; Mr, and Mrs. C. L.

Trunnell, Lii-vern, who are observing their golden wedding anniversary, will hold, qpen house at their home here, from 2 to 5 p. and from 7 to 10 p. 'rn feext sSaturdayy- 5 1 Add finely cut raisins to steamed rice and serve With curried lamb or chicken. iBe sure to wash the raisins well in boiling water before, Uinj; thiiUtrick makes them pleasantly plump. i i "SIOUXUND'S BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS FOR OVER A HALF CENTURY" WKert'you register your jolection of fine Sterling, China and Crystal with Thorpe's Bridaf Secretary, your individual needs rece'vi pjompTi courteous, and intelligent guidance to assure you" of perfect narmpriy InyourfiBle "Do Stop in it Your Earliest Convenience" THORPE arid COMPANY JKWKI.l.tRa AMKmAN Lt.M In Salon Francois, Monday Wednesday aiiiai 4 Mr.

Nino famed hair jfyliir, brings you the latest news in hair fashions, will be here Monday through Wednesday to consult end des'gn newjajt coiffure to suit your fate, your personality. Come in enj meet Mr. let him create hair-do JUST FOR YOU. popular, are themt--Hfrjs the' Methodist church gauze. The gauze wear as wen the heavier fabrics, possibly because they wash easily.

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