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TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1943 I A I PAGE CLUBS Blanche Helland, Fargo, Is Wed to Lt. Rex Fogarty Mr. and Mrs Nome, a noi Of their daugh pr f- to Lt. Rex and Mrs St. The Jan 4, wit Trinity Lut head office Mrs.

Berlin Boyd Is Elected Girl Scout Commisshr Louise Gardner, Betrothal "old Homer Woodland Wed in Mandan Helland of the marriage fie, of Fargo, son of Mr '3 Mandan re spoken of the I Moor MBS. BEX FOGARTY Bucyi A two-piece frock of powder blue worn by the bride for her wedding. Her accessories were brown and she wore a corsage of red roses The bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Phil Helland, and the bride's brother, Tyler Helland, both of Fargo, were attendants for the ceremony. Lieutenant Fogarty and his bride were in Bismarck last week visiting at his parents' home, before he left for Camp Roberts.

Calif. The bride is associated with the Newell company in Fargo and ex- join her husband later. Lieutenant Fogarty was a supervisor for Winston-Newell before entering the service last May. Grace Eide of rus Is Wed Announcement has been made by M. Eide, Glendale, formerly of Bucyrus, of the marriage of her daughter, Grace Adele, to Lt.

Harry S. Tripp, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Tripp of Rochester, Mich. The marriage took place in Glendale with Dr. James Season officiating. A sea green dnessmajter suit was worn by the bride, who carried a Rainbow Bible adorned with Finch roses. Her attendant, Mrs.

Carter Grant, wore beige wool with brown accessories and talisman roses. The bride is a graduate of high school in Bucyrus wherejhejs. past Worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbew. She has been employed in the advertising department of Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale. Lieutenant Tripp is stationed with the army at Gilroy, Calif.

Lt. and Mrs. Clark R. Crawford are visiting this week with friends and relatives in Bismarck, Steele and Moffit. Lieutenant Crawford is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Crawford, of Moffit and a nephew of Mrs. D.

B. Wetmore, 813 Rosser Ave. Mrs. Crawford, the former Helen Ritchie of Bismarck, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. A. Ritchie of Steele. The Crawfbrds will leave Thursday for Houston, where Lieutenant Crawford is stationed with the ermy air corps. Mrs.

Berlin Boyd was elected 1943 Girl Scout commissioner tor Bismarck Tuesday morning when the annual meeting of the Girl Scout council was held in the Scout office of the World War Memorial building. Mrs. Boyd, who succeeds Miss Elizabeth Jones, has served as public relations chairman for the council for the last year. She was a Bismarck representative at the Girl Scout regional conference in Aberdeen last May; took part in the state Girl Scout defense Institute here Apr. 11, and addressed the state Business and Professional Women's meeting in Bismarck on Girl Scouting.

She has also participated in radio work for Girl Scouts. Others Elected Mrs. A. J. Lunde was elected vice commissioner of the council and Mrs.

Enoch Schultz was elected secretary, replacing Mrs Dan Hall. Mrs. R. E. Thompson was named "to -a-aecoa4 twm as -Two new council members chosen Tuesday are Miss Henricka B.

Beach and Mrs. P. R. Fields. Among plans for the year made by the council at their meeting is that to invite a national Girl Scout representative to come to Bismarck this spring in order to give a training course to adult members of the organization.

497 In Scouting Annual reports were made by all standing committees and these, included information regarding Bismarck Girl Scout membership There are 29 troops in the city, of which ten are in the 14 are intermediate troops and five are senior scout units. The total number of Girl Scouts in Bismarck is 380. while the totai of adults in the organization, including leaders, troop committees and At a ceremony Saturday in the Presbyterian manse In Mandan Mhs Louise McKenzie Gardner of Glencoe became the bride of Homer Geary Woodland, son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Woodland, also of Glencoe The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Gardner of Langdon Rev. Stewart read the 4 p. (MWT) service The bridegroom's sister, Miss Doris Woodland, was maid of honor, and Miss Naomi Buckley was bridesmaid Mr 1 Woodland a attended by Oder A white wool dress was worn by the bride and her corsage was of red roses Her maid of honor wore a dress of blue silk jersey and Miss Bucklev was dressed in a brown wool i print afternoon frock Following the ceremony the bridegroom's parents were hosts at a bridal dinner at their home. Mr and Mrs Woodland will make their home on the Woodland farm near Glencoe The bride is a graduate of Langdon high school and also of the Valley City Teachers college She is employed as a teacher in Telfer school No 3 Mr. Woodland is a 1932 graduate cf Bi'marck high school and is engaged in farming Vows Mr and Mrs George Lee of Steiling announce the engagement of Mr Lees sister, Miss Dorothy Lee, to Raymond Evans, USN.

Miss Lee, who has made her home with her brother and sister-in-law, attended schools- in Sterling Her fiance, son of Mr and Mrs. Earl Evans of McKenzie, attended schools there and is now a gunner's mate, third class, in the navy. Ruth Reinschmidt i 2 iss He ien Mane uutei. Slope Society J. Marry in Hazen took place in St Paul's Catholic Making their home at 717 Thayer church, with Rev.

Max I. Herbcr of- in Bismarck are Mr. and ficiatlng. Jay Marshall Corbin, whose mar- riage took place New Year's Eve I in St. Matthews' Lutheran church at Hazen.

Rev. G. Feichtner read the nuptial service at 8-30 clock The bride is the former Miss Ruth Relnschmidt of Bismarck, daugh- Miss Helen Marie Mastel, daugh- PESSENDEN--Miss Cecelia Lira ter of Mr and Mrs Peter Mastel of ncA became the bride Dec. 28 Hpzelton, Became the bride Jan 2 of Malinski of Fessenden. of Fred Andrus, son of Mrs.

Mary I The cerem ony was performed by Andrus of Hazelton. The ceremony Bcv somerfeld in the St. Elizabeth Catholic church at Sykeston, Attendants were Miss Josephine Lira, sister of the bride, the Misses Esther, Mamie and Julia Malinski, sisters of 150 Present at Townsend Club Dinner Monday hundred and fifty persons, among them several legislators and their wives, were present at a chicken dinner and birthday party held Monday evening in the World War Memorial building dining room by members of the Townsend club Decorations carried out a patriotic and for victory theme In charge of general arrangements was P. Miller, president of the club, and he was assisted by Mrs. Maggie Buckley, Mrs.

Elizabeth Kindschy, Mrs. Irene Shaw and Mr. Quinn In charge of the evening's program was Mrs. Marie Durey. Ten of Mrs.

DureyVmusic students presented piano and vocal selections The students included Dorothy Kollman. Patty LU Rosenberg, Delores Eslinger, Muriel Ward, Beverly Young, Corrlne Lovin, Donna Marie Senger, Ruth Porter and Ann Monoghan. Group singing and old-time dancing followed the selections and Simon Nelson presented a violin solo, accompanied by Mrs Durey Dr. R. Enge introduced to the group the newly-elected speaker of the House of Representatives, Ralph Bcedc gave a- -short talk.

Mr Miller presented a state ilag, which was made by the members, to the club, and Mrs Buckley presented a talk on music. A. W. LUCAS CO Shopping Center" The bride's matron of honor and only attendant was her sister, Mis August Helfenstein, 312 South Fifteenth St, Bismarck, and the bridegroom's brother, James W. Andrus, 900 Mandan St, Bismarck, was best man The bride wore an afternoon frock of pastel pink and her only jewelry was a cross, a gift cf her mother The matron cf honor the bridegroom: Pfc Adam Malinski, brother of the bridegroom; the brides' bi other, Roman Lira, and John Stsrn California Trip Leaving the latter part of the week for Lodi, Calif, will be Mr.

and Mrs. Prank E. Nichols, 1214 Avenue who will make an extended visit with Mr. Nichols' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Nichols. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Nichols' father, George Cooper, who STEELE-A former Steele girl. 1 fxpfr remain in California and ter of Mrs.

Emelia Relnschmidt of wore a pastel blue dress and earned a v.TM,, aiiu Hazen and Mr. Corbin is the son of a lace handkerchief, a gift of th" council members, is 117. making a Mrs. Anna Corbin of Livonia. Miss bude sum of 497 persons registered in the Alice Corbin, the bridegrom's Mrs Andrus was graduated from organization.

Mrs. Bechtold Heads Guild Heading new officers elected recently afternoon guild of George's Episcopal church is Mrs. Helen Bechtold, president. Mrs. George H.

Instone was named vice president, and the other two officers were re-elected. They are Mrs. G. H. Dullam, secretary, and Mrs.

R. V. Danstrom, treasurer. The first 1943 meeting of the group was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Danstrom, 617 Fourth St.

Mary A. Schmidt Is Bride of T. Stastny Married Saturday in the Lutheran chmh were Agnec Schmidt of Bismarck Relieve Misery of HEAD COLDS Put Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril It (1) shrinks swollen membranes, (2) soothe irritation, (3) helps clear clogged nose. Follow VICU VA-TRO-NOL directions in folder. was maid of honor and Anton Rein- Hazelton high school and has schmidt, brother of the bride, was taught school for the past 8 years, best man.

The bride's cousin, Ar- she now is teaching at Temvik and lene Burtts, daughter of Mr. and iU continue her position there Mr of Bismarck, was Andrus, also a graduate of Hazelton high school, is a graduate of the University of North Dakota at Mrs. J. Burtts flower girl. A satin gown of aqua blue a fitted bodice, tiered skirt with and Grand Forks.

He is employed as su- sweetheart neckline, was worn by perintendent of schools at Petti- the bride, whose fingertip veil fell bone. form a coronet. She carried Amer- lean beauty roses and wore a matched set of necklace, bracelet and ear- COn0m i end- Thomas Stastny of Mandan. Rev. C.

j. Fyliing of Bismarck officiated at the 4 p. m. ceremony. Miss Freda Becknall and Clifford Ettleman were attendants.

A review of the best-seller of Bernadette" by Franz Werfel was presented Monday evening by Mrs. Berlin Boyd at a guest meeting for members of the Court of Immaculate Conception, Catholic Daughters, and their guests. Each member brought a guest to the review, given in the Catholic Center, and the group also included several Catholic Daughters of Mandan. At a business meeting preceding the guest affair, Mrs. Halloran, regent, rings given her by the bridegroom Miss Corbin's gown was of rose taffeta and her flowers were white and pink roses.

The flower girl's frock of pink organdy was trimmed in ribbon. A wedding reception and supper for 30 guests was held at the home of the bride's mother after the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs Burtts and Miss Alvina Maier of Bismarck, and the bridegroom's mother were among out-of-town persons present Corbin, who has made home here lor last six years, was formerly employed at the Bismarck hospital Mr Corbin is employed by the Bismarck Hide and Fur company Elect Election of new officers foi 1943 was held Monday evening when members of the Bismarck-Mandan Home Economists met for a dinner in the Princess room of the Prince hotel. Covers were laid for 15 women. Mrs J.

Heiiing was elected president, to succeed Mrs. iaura Other officers are Miss Miss Almetta Darling, became the biide Jan 3 of Elton TiipleU of the air corps Mrs TrJplett now makes he. home at Modesto. Calif. -he is a sister of Glen Darling of Steele HETTINGER At a ceremony Dec 18 the Chapel of the Pines -t Tort Lawton, Wash Miss Phyllis Collins, daughter of Mrs.

Eunice Collins of Hettmger, and William Leon Clement, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon clement, also of Hettinger, were married Rev Thomas Conroy performed the ceremony. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Clement are 1940 graduates of Hettinser high school. RYDER--Miss Mildred Engelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ingvald Engelson of DesLacs, became the bride Dec 22 of Arthur Slind, son of Mi and Mrs. Ban Slind of Ry- dei Rev.

B. Mueller read the ceremony in the Trinity Lutheran church parsonage at Sidney, Mont. The couple's attendants were Mr. and Mrs Ing Sesseng of Blaisdell, biothcr-m-law and sister of the bndegioom Mr Slind will leave Mary Louise Burke Is Flower Girl Esther Frendberg, vice piesideni; Mrs Owen, sscretarj. and Mrs George Bartlett, treasurer 1 The group made plans to cooperate with Mrs.

P. Rosenberger, i nutrition chairman foi the state ce-1 fense council, in nutrition and Maivm in Bismarck The next meeting 01 and Mrs the club will be held Feb Doris Mork of Little Mary Louise Burke, daughter of Judge and Mrs Thomas Burke, 615 Fifth St, was the flower luaUClQU 10 girl Saturday in Devils Lake at the wedding of Miss Virginia Powell, daughter of Mrs Albert Powell of Devils Lake, to Arthur Santure of Monroe, Mich. The br.de addressed the members and urged, wore a white faille gown; her' ma- their whole-hearted participation in tron of honor, Mrs John Powell, nice Mork, of the prospective bride. Just Received Fresh Shipment of DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES In One and Two Pound Boxes 60c to $2.00 DRUB STORE scrap salvage. Refreshments at the close of the evening were served by a committee for which Mrs.

A. A. Doerner was chairman. Others on the committee were Mmes. R.

J. Fleck, Harold Fitch, L. Garske, Leo De Rochford, N. H. Woehle and Margaret Homan and the Misses Catherine Roether, Mary Lang and Catherine Helbling.

Mrs. James Burman, who has been visiting relatives here the last two weeks, left Monday for Los Angeles, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. R. Rhode, and her aunt, Mrs. Daisy Clapp, 700 Third St.

They were among 14 guests Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Charles St. Clair of rural Bismarck entertained for Mrs Burman, their niece The group held a skiing party and a dinner at the St. Clair home.

Mrs. Burman has also been visiting with another aunt, Mrs. W. B. Couch, 700 Third St.

Visitors recently at the home of I Mr. and Mrs, Milton Quamme, 618 Bell have been Mrs. Quamme's sister, Mrs. William Craig, and daughter, Delores. The Craigs left Sunday night for their home in Seattle, Wash, and before coming here visited Mrs Craig's mother in Buxton, for the first time in 19 years.

Meeting of Clubs and Social Groups I was dressed in pale blue faille, and The redding will take place in Maiy Louise a long frock of Mandan this month shell pink ors and carried a Miss Mcrk is empUnecl at tne colonial bouquet Maiy Louise and i Northwestern Bell Te'epnoae com- her ei Elizabeth Ami, I panj office in Mai dan Hci i a have been ng at the home of A a i i then i a 5 en'i A. 4 Powch just before i -'iv Who's M' and a TO DETOUR ARTHRITIS By Burt Flnney of Finney's Drug Store Medical science knows of no sure cure for arthritis, the crippling disease which in its worst stages has been called a living death No age is immune from this wasting attack Many conditions may contribute to its beginning, and once begun it may cause misery and despair through a lifetime. Frequently arthritis is the out- giowth of an earlier disease or accident which was not taken care of properly Prevent this possibility by seeing your doctor ever, for minor conditions which neglect may build into a fearful disease. Medicine, in arthritis as in many conditions which precede it, Is vitally important. The care with which vour doctor's prescription is filled makes a great difference Take it to an experienced pharmacist.

Thid is tne 295th of a series of Editorial Advertisements appearing In this paper each week. Copyright WBA Wednesday, 8 p. home of Mrs G. M. Freitag, 1513 Avenue Installation of Bismarck Independent Charity Wednesday, 2:30 p.

home of Mrs. T. LeRoy Evans, 110 Rosser Ave. of Wednesday, 7.30 in World War Memorial building Dinner meeting of officers' club at 6'30 p. in Grand Pacific Dakota Study Club Wednesday, 7:30 p.

home of Mrs. C. E. Pickles, 811 Tenth St. Mrs L.

E. Mowris will present the program topic. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindnesses extended and for the beautiful floral offerings during the loss of our dear mother and grandmother. We extend special thanks to Mrs. Plomasen and Mrs.

Rindahl for the music and also to the Rev Carl Fyliing for the consoling words. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jansonius. Mr.

and Mrs, Martin Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jansonius. will join him after he is stationed.

BELFIELD--At a ceremony sol- emnizeS Dec 26 Miss Ellen May Hoistad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoistad of Churchs Ferry, Jewell, son of Mr. Jewell of Belfield, 1 exchanged wedding vows The ceremony took place in the Cham Lake Lutheian church, with Rev A. Bvnlee of Starkweather officiating.

The bude sister, Miss Betty Hoistad, and the budegrooms brother, The engagement of Jewell, attended the couple. Mork, daughtei of Mr. and Mrs Mi -ind Mrs. Jewell will live in Mork Alverno Edgclw. where Uf.

Jewell is a mem- Hansen, USN, of Flashei, was an- ber of the school faculty, nounced Saturday at a party HEBRON Announcement has. boon made by Mr, and Mrs A White of Mmot of the engagement and approaching mainage of their daughtei, Jeanne, to Staff Sgt. Geoige Uiban of Hebron, who is stationed at Camp Baikelsy, Tex. No dite has bscn set for the wedding. Miss White, a graduate of the Mmot State Teacheis collage, has 'lent the last two summers in spe- cui stud at the University of rt in Seattle Is i I A Announcement has made by Mr.

and Mrs Emil ise of Seattle, Wash, formerly to make his home with his daughters in Hollywood. Mis. Nichols has been complimented at several parties before her departure. Mrs. William Wiley and Mrs p.

Wedge entertained Monday at a card party in the Wedge home, 2207 East Main Ave. Two tables of cards were in play with honors going to Mrs. Ben Klavundy and Mrs. Herbert Roberts. A traveling prize was awarded to Mrs.

M. St George and the honor guest received a gift from the hostesses. Last Friday Mrs. Roberts, 425 Sixteenth St. entertained for Mrs.

Nichols. A gift was giveif to Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Fred Hannon of Stanton was an out-of-town guest. Mrs.

Klavundy, who resides in the Park Hill addition, also was among recent hostesses for Mrs Nichols Two tables of cards were in play at her homeland high honors went to Mrs. Wedge. The Misses Edna Gunderson and Brenda Quale were hostesses Saturday evening at a party honoring Miss Esther Holden of Wilton, whose brother Harry Holden of Wilton, also attended, The. bv the mother and sister, Mrs Los Angeles gciiig jn'o the 5 i nau ino i i i i i i i at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Warner Quale, 1005 parents of Miss Quale and brother-in-law and sister of Miss Gunderson. The evening was spent in -bridge with-)-! honors going to the Misses Evelyn Snyder, Jean Sloan and Violet Holden Several solos were sung by Miss Gunderson and buffet refreshments A guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Belk, 710 Fourth St, and their daughter, Miss Emily Belk, now here from Denver, is Dr. David B. Wilsey of Elko, Nev. Church Societies Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid Thursday, 2 30 p. with Mrs.

Harley Buschbom as hostess I Liden ani-fioman Peterson of New will live on a farm near NEW SALEM Miss Westermann of New Salem and Pvt. Ray J. Schumaker of Kettle Falls, were married Dec. 12 at a ceremony in Medford, Ore. The bride i is the daughter of Mr and Mrs.

i Charles Westermann of New Salem, and Private Schumaker is the son of the October marriage of Mr and Mrs. Fred Schumaker of on daughter. Viola, to John Kettle Falls. Mr. and Mrs.

Ham" mett of Medford the couple. Mrs Schumaker is employed at the Boeing Aircraft plant in Seattle, and Private Schumaker is stationed at Camp White near Medford. of Mr and Mrs Rich- ilueller of rural Hazen. Rev. perfoimed the ceremony 25 the Lutheian church at Attendirg the couple were 5 Edna Mueller, sister of the I I and Pvt Byrne Soland JUDSON At a ceremony Dec 30 i Lewis, Wash The couple is a Indianapolis, Miss Ruth in Seattle, where Mr.

Mueller Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Elliott of Rapid City, became the bride of Elmer Be- neke, son of Mrs.

Hugo Beneke of Judson. Rev E. Ainger the service, with Mrs Dayton twin sister of the bride, and Cpl. Edgar Beneke of Ft Knox, brother of the bridegroom, atterM- ing the couple. i i re Tiplo ed.

EW ENGLAND Miss Wmru- Hope Oakland daughter of and Mrs I OaklancBof New md became the bride Dsc 30 lold Hansel, son of Mrs S. of New England Rev Rich- Bejs officiated at the ceremony Norwegian Lutheran church England Miss, Frances Pari New England was, maid of and Miss Ahc Nelson also of was bnaesmaid The oom was attended by Wilbur i i High Young Seepmds to the fabric thai totes colon 10 beautifully--roroa Mtami Two-ptecer. multt- purposed in NeUy brilliant new Sky stedM blue, whitt. brown. 6.95 BUY ASPIRIN that can do more for you than St.

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