The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 6

Six THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Friday, September 22,1961 and GLouL WOMEN Elfrieda Tice, Mitchell Society Editor -Phone WY Kathleen Lowe Becomes BrideOfRaymondMentele MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND G. MENTELE (Photo by Brown) The marriage of Miss Kathlee: Mae Lowe and Raymond G.

Men tele, both of Mitchell, was solemn Ized Saturday morning in th Holy Family Catholic Church with the Rev. James Michael Doyle of ficiating. She is the daughter of Mr. anc Mrs. Ralph V.

Lowe of Rapii City and his parents are Mr. am Mrs. Frank Mentele of Canova. Sister M. Alice played nupt i a music on the organ and accompa nied the choir.

Miss Margaret Lowe of a i City was the maid of honor and Miss Donna Mentele of Canova, a bridesmaid. Duane Mentele of Des Molnes was the best man, August Dold Jr. of Howard was an attendant and ushers were Rodney Irwin of Rapid City and Jerry Mentele of Canova. A wedding breakfast for about 100 guests was held in the church parlors, served by members 1 Division Three of the Altar Society under the supervision of Mrs Loren Webber. Assisting were Mrs.

Frank Von Wald, Mrs. Marion Morgan, Mrs Norb Eich and Misses Sever 1 Lucke, Gerri Nuss, Phyllis Audiss. Sheila Wipf and JoAnn Petersen. The bride was graduated from Flandreau High School in 1958 and from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing with the class Guardians Of Gregory Job's Are Installed By Republic News Service GREGORY The International Order of Job's Daughters installed Mrs. Alfred Ritter and Milo Hlavka as guardian and association guardian at a Sept.

13 meeting held at the Masonic Temple. Also installed were Mrs. Elmer Rosser, director of epochs and Mrs. Frances Driscoll, hospitality chairman. Nancy Johnson is honored queen.

Mrs. Neal Slaughter is a guardian of the bethel. Wedding Date Set Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tucek of Tripp announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sylvia Ann, to Lars Jezek, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Jezek of Olivet. The wedding date has been set for Oct. 24. Service for rear Wedding Dahle Jewelers 213 N.

Main of 4961. She is employed at the Methodist Hospital. The bridegroom was graduated from Canova School in 1955. After a wedding trip the couple will be at home in Mitchell 705 S. Edmunds St.

at Affianced WSCS To Give For W. Lake Teacher; By Republic News Service WHITE LAKE Mrs. Scheme was hostess the evening 6f Sept. 13 to the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service in the church parldrs. A dessert lunch was served.

Mrs. Wendell Creasey presided and opened the meeting with prayer. Plans were made for reception for the pubic ool faculty sept. 27. Mrs.

Schone pre sented the lesson on "The Mis sion of the Church of Christ in Latin America. She was sisted by Mesdames Charlie Falk, D. W. Bosworth, Alva Byrum, Joseph Thomas and Lyle Larimer. Guests at the meeting were the Rev.

Clarence E. Palmer, and Mesdames B. P. Dolllver, Bert Overweg, Wilfred Vanden Hoek and Ervln Keller. Birthday Party Mr.

and Mrs. Darrell Glissendorf were hosts to a group of relatives the evening of Sept. 8 hor, oring the former's birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Gllssendorf, Mrs. Fred one, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Glissendorf, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

land Glissendorf and The odore Schone. Lunch was served. Altar Society Meets Mrs. Harold Schumaker was hostess to the Robey Ladles Altar Society of St. Willibriod Church of rural White Lake Sept.

11. The Rev. Father McArthur of Platte was a guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. Alfred Hettinger and Mrs.

John Reinesch. The hostess was assisted in serving lunch by Mrs. i ncent Dockendorf and Mrs. Dallas Dockendorf. Shoes, Shoes, Who's Got My Shoes? i ro! Jollnson honored queen of Job's Daughters, was the guest of honor at the sock hop lield Saturday evening in the Masonic Temple.

Socks of all colors and descriptions were In evidence as the discarded shoes were piled in the center of the dance be sorted and claimed By the 150 dancers at the end of the evening. Miss Beth Chandley was the general chairman and Dr. and Mrs. Clalr Post, guardians, headed the list of chaperones. In the group pictured tln ff for shoes are from left Luan Pierson, Jennifer Lewis, an unidentified boy from Mitchell Junior High and Ronnie Fast.

(Republic Photo by Tice) Church Group Meets The Trinity Lutheran a i es Aid Society met at the church parlors the afternoon of Sept. 5. Mrs. Nettie Tlede of Sioux Falls was a guest. The Rev.

G. 0. Bohn led devotions and the discussion. Mrs. Richard Evans presided.

It was voted to send Christmas gifts to the patients at Yankton State Hospital. Lunch was served by s- dames Anker Sorensen, bert Kristensen and Wilmer Steffen. Parkston Aid Society Sets Date For Dinner By Republic News Service PARKSTON October 19 is the tentative date for the annual turkey dinner held by the Salem Congregational Ladies Aid, according to Mrs. Elmer Widmer, president of the unit. At the Sept.

6 meeting the group entertained IFYE student Edgar Ugalda of Costa Rico. He showed slides and spoke on the customs of his country. Hostesses included Mrs. Ralph Palmer and Mrs. Bertha Schoppert.

Girls Staters Report Girls State reports highlighted the Sept. 6 meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. Gloria Mr. Mrs. George A.

Jacoby of Pickstown announce the engage of their daughter, Kay, to Norman Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emfrey Olson of Fairfax. Miss Jacoby is employed at the ASC office at Lake Andes. He fiance is employed at Fort Pierre.

No date has been set for the wedding. Juhnke 'and Ruth gave a Joint Neugebauer Other business included a.dona- tion of $5 to the Crippled Children's Home at Sioux Falls. Records Completed The monthly meeting of the Sunbeam 4 Club, held Sept. 8 at the county building, was devoted to explaining and filling out the end of year records. Mrs.

Lawrence McLain and Mrs. Joe Boehmer helped the younger members. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by Sue Ann Morehouse, Nancy Stirling and Karen Stirling. hower Honors Bride Of Oct. 1 At Kimball By Republic News Service KIMBALL Miss Judene Kott, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Kott of Academy, was the honoree at a bridal shower the evening of Sept. 13 in the Presbyterian Church Hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed Dorwart, Mrs.

Bert Martin and Mrs. Kenneth Brchan. Miss Kott was assisted in opening her gifts by Mrs. Sharon Ekstrom. Games were played and refreshments served.

Miss Kott will be married to Robert B. Jedlicka of Chamberlain at the Kimball Presbyterian Church Oct. 1. Coffee Party found. Of interest to Mitchell residents i the marriage that took place in the Kaylor Congrega- ional Church of Harlan Phinney Pierre, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vlorton Phinney of Mitchell, to carol Magstadt, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ida Dorwart entertained a and Mrs. Elder Magstadt of Tripp.

guests at a coffee Included ln the wedding party were Judy, Douglas and Craig the afternoon of Sept. 13. Gussts were Mrs. Prank Burian, Mrs. John Brooks, Mrs.

Herman Dressen, Mrs. Prank Kratochwill. and Mrs. William Pitch provided entertainment. Bridge Club Meets Mrs.

Ray Brennan was hostess to the Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club Sept. 13. Mrs. Berthe Clements was a guest. Prizes went to Mrs.

Clements, Mrs. Rose Skluzak and Miss Irma Lenz. Lodge Entertained Mystic Chapter 49. OES, met the evening of Sept. 11 in the Masonic Hall.

Mrs. Harold, Sanders presided at the business meeting. September 29 and 30 were set for the annual fall rummage sale. It was decided to hold a card party for OES members and their husbands and, Masons and their wives, to be held Oct. 18.

Committees were appointed. Following the meeting lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. V. Vlereck and Mrs.

Art Poster. Club Entertained Mrs. Ida Dorwart was hostess to the Jolly Bidders Bridge Club the afternoon of Sept. 12. Mrs.

Rose Skluzak was a guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bill Westendorf, Mrs. Matt Reuland and Mrs. Leo Ryan.

Phinney. The bridegroom was graduated from Mitchell High School in 1959 and attended Southern State Teachers College in Springfield. He is employed with the Hoist Motoring Co. in Pierre. The newlyweds are residing in Pierre at Rigg's Trailer Court.

Wa-Tan-Ye Club Has Fund Raising Party The first dinner meeting of the current season of the Wa-Tan-Ye Club in the Ruby Ann Cafe Monday evening was followed by a gathering in the home of Miss Josephine Weatherer. Mrs. W.H. Hays presided at a short business session. Miss Wea- therer, fiance committee chairman, arranged a program of varied entertainment, slated to raise funds for the organization.

Duplicate Bridge Club Plans New October Series A new series game is being scheduled for the Mitchell Duplicate Bridge Club, announcement made at the meeting Tuesday eve ning in the Elks Club. Beginning Oct. 3 and rnnning through Oct. 31, members who wish to participate will play three of the games with different partners with four of five scores being tallied. Members who do not wish to participate may play their regular partners.

with The second session of individual championship play will be held at the Cataract Hotel in Sioux Palls beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday. Winners in the play Tuesday were, first, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Promke of Plankinton; second, Dr. and Mrs. C. H.

Boyden; and tying for third and fourth places, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Bollinger of Parkston and Mrs.

Lyle Johnson and Mrs. Keith Torpin. Some cooks like to check the oven thermostat occasionally with a portable oven thermometer. Springs Extension Hub Holds Election By Republic News Service WESSINQTON SPRINGS Mrs. Edwin Porst was elected chairman of the Snappy Stitchers Extension club at a meeting the afternoon of Sept.

15 at the home of Mrs. Edwin Forst. Mrs. Carl Priedrich was named vice chairman and Mrs. Lloyd Tamblyn the secretary treasurer.

After the meeting the hostess served refreshments. Mrs. M. A. Zink and Miss Sharon Grabinski were guests.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Percy Newcomer. Plan Food Sale The Sunny Sue Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. Geo. Wolting the afternoon of Sept.

15. The new officers were in charge of the meeting, namely chairman, Mrs. Boyd Wright, vice chairman, Mrs. Robert Burchfield, treasurer, Mrs. Henry secretary and reporter, Mrs.

Ernest Scott. It was voted to have a sale of food, hand made articles and lunches Nov. 18 as benefit for ie Senior Citizens Home. Piano Teacher Has Dinner For Students By Republic News Service File was hostess at a buffet dinner Sept. 11 at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. L. Flte, for her piano students and their parents. After dinner she presented the pupils in a recital.

Participating were Barbara, David and Claudia Halgrimson, Brenda Spears and Kathy Brown. Paula and Pame- 1 la Fite played and sang several selctions. The latter received gifts from her pupils. Parents present were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Halgrimson, Mr. and Mrs. Max Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spears and Mrs.

C. A. Alison, grandmother of the Halgrimson children. Farewell Parly Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Garnos were honor guests at a farewell party the evening of Sept. 6 by members of the senior choir of The American Lutheran Church. Mr. Garnos has been director of the choir for the last two years while the junior choir has been under the direction of Mrs. Garnos.

They and their young son, William, left Sept. 9 for Vermlllion where Mr. Garnos will continue his studies at the University of South Dakota. Mrs. Garnos has a position in the University library.

The Garnoses own and operate the Cestrian Drive Inn at Presho during the summer months. Joint Potluck Supper Mrs. J. E. Falton, Tucson, was honored guest when the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary held a Joint pot luck supper the evening of Sept.

6 at the Legion Auditorium. Mrs. Palton was one of the early members of the Auxiliary. Rosella Krier, Girls Stater, and Gary Jackson, Boys Stater, gave their reports. Discussion was held on the district fall conference scheduled at Dallas on Oct.

5. Mrs. Victor Young, district president, gave a resume of the program planned. Legionnaires accepted an invitation to have lunch with the auxiliary after their separate meetings, the first Wednesday of each month. Coffee was served at the close of the meeting.

Three Mitchell girls have been pledged to Alpha Rho chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta, social sorority at the University of South Dakota. They are, Cheryl Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baldwin; Sheila Lalley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Lalley, and Carol Wiblemo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Wiblemo. Another wedding taking place recently was that of Miss Connie Leanne Wilson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Wilson, and Ken Marlee Skillingstad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Skillingstad, in the Church of the Nazarene. The bride attended Mitchell High School.

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