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Donna Walton Is Married To James Mauser of Dimock Mitchell Dally Thursday, Dec. 11, MR. AND MRS. JAMES E. MAUSER Donna Jean Walton daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Walton of Mitchell, became the bride of James E. Hauser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hauser of Dimock Nov.

29 in a double ring ceremony ait the Holy Family Cathnlic Church of Mitchell. The Rev. James Bream officiated. Miss Mary Louise Fritz was organist. Miss Cheryl Walton was maid of honor and Miss Pamela Walton and Mrs.

Dennis Ziebart, bridesmaids. Mrs. Bill Long was personal attendant. David Hauser served as best man and Alvin Fischer and Dennis Ziebart as groomsmen. Ronald Weber and Robert Hauser ushered.

At the reception at the Brig, those assisting included Miss Barbara Schneider, Mrs. Robert Burnham, Mrs. Paul Rehorst and Mrs. Dennis Geidel. The bride is a 1965 graduate of Mt.

Vernon High School and a 1966 graduate of the School of Practical Nursing. She is employed at Tobin Clinic. The bridegroom attended Parkston High School and is employed at Dakota Manufacturing. They will reside on a farm at Dimock. Hints from Heloise Cheryl Carstens Is Bride Of Ralph Nauman in Mitchell Miss Cheryl Ann Carstens, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Alvin Carstens of Mitchell and Ralph Craig Nauman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nauman of Gettysburg, were married Nov. 29 at an evening candlelight service at Zion Lutheran Church of Mitchell.

The Rev. Leonard Eberhard performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Ruth Schimming was organist and Miss Mary Jerke, soloist. Miss Donna Carstens of Mitchell was maid of honor and Miss Darlene Lauer of Mitchell and Mrs.

Dale Price of Cresbard, bridesmaids. Dale Price of Cresbard served as best man and Kent Nauman of Gettysburg and Keith McKay of Reliance, groomsmen. Delbert Wilhelms of Mitchell and Dennis Carstens of Minneapolis ushered and were candlelight- ers. Mrs. George Carstens of Mitchell and Mrs.

Paul Ebener of Omaha were hostesses at the reception in the church parlors. Mrs. Paul Carstens of Huron was assisted by Mrs. Wilfred Carstens of Mitchell in cutting cake. Mrs.

Chet Pearson of Papillion, and Mrs. William Wilhelms of Letcher poured. Miss Vicky Carslens of Huron and Miss Diane Ebener of Omaha were at the punch bowl and Mrs. John Howard of Mt. Vernon at the guest book.

Misses Bonnie Schnabcl and Marcia Norwick of Mitchell were in charge of gifts. Women of the Lutheran Womens Missionary League supervised the recep- Mr. and Mrs. Nauman lion. The bride was graduated from Mitchell High School and was employed at Tempo in Mitchell.

The bridegroom is a graduate of Gettysburg High School and attended a ot a Wesleyan University and Yankton College. The couple will reside at Spirit Lake, Iowa. SELECTED By Republic News Service BURKE Mrs. Donna Roggow, Burke, has been selected one of the Outstanding Young Women of America and her biography will appear hi the annual edition of OYW. By HELOtSE CRUSE Dear Heloise: Most neck-hugger pillows are to soft to successfully keep my keep my hair in perfect shape.

So 1 lay out two old bath towels, one on top of the other, fold them in half lengthwise, then roll 'em up as you would a newspaper tightly and secure With a rubber band on each end. If you use sturdy rubber bands, they'will hold indefinitely, of until you wish to unroll the towels to wash. I've used this idea for five or six years. So comfortable, and my hair do (even the elaborate ones with side flips) will last perfectly this way. Mrs.

John Burnett Dear Heloise: Attention all popcorn ball enthusiasts Grease' two plastic cups or small bowls with butter or oil. Then use a cup in each hand to pick up and press together the Hot sticky popcorn to form hadr in perfect shape. The corn will not stick to the cup thus, no burned fingers. Ruth Palmer it it Dear Heloise: I'vegftnally learned how to darn Knitted sweaters, suits, and so on. Stretch a piece of your famous nylon net over an embroidery hoop.

Put the knitted garment on top, place the top of the hoop in position, then do your darning. You will find that your stitches will not gather together and make a pulled looking spot on the mend! Home Knitter it Dear Heioise: If you like those yummy sweet dill pickles that are too expensive sometimes to fit into the budget, just try this recipe. Buy a quart of whole dill pickles not Kosher. You will also need three fourths cup of sugar and a teaspoon celery SCGCl Slice the pickles thin, round- wise. Now use a wide mouthed jar or any bowl that has a lid.

Put in a Idyer of pickles, some celery seed and sugar. Repeat this process 'til all ingredients are in the jar. Now all you have to do is wait. I leave them on the counter a couple of days, then refrigerate. They get better and better for a couple of weeks.

After that I don't know they are always gone by then! They make their own juice. If you like them not quite so sweet, and more dill flavor, add three tablespoons of the dill pickle juice when making the pickles So easy and so good! Julia McNaughton Dear Heloise: You often talk about pants- stretchers. How about a time stretcher for us housewives? Or doesnt one have an answer to that one? I Tired Mother Dear Heloise: Vinegar is the best thing I've found to remove any kind of fruit stains on the hands. Great Grandmother Dear Heloise: I'm a do it yourself per- son and therefore have many kinds of glues, cements, on hand. Since only a small quantity of the right cement or glue is required for each job, I find that the rest of the tube is usually too dry when the next project Glen Wells Observe Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Wells of Mitchell observed their 25th wedtung anniversary al a reception at their home Nov. 29. The event was given by their children, Mrs. Denise Little and Ricki Wells for a group of friends and relatives.

Assisting were Mrs. Wells' sisters Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mrs. Jim Hildebrand and Wilson, all of Mitchell. Iris Prouty and Glen Wells were married Dec.

3, 1944 by the Rev. Fank E. Lochridge at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Hildebrand. Their attendants were Mrs.

Hildebrand and Duane Smith, who were present for the anniversary. The couple has two grandchildren, Tommy and Richie. comes along. Soj for the past few years I have been keeping all these tubes ift a tightly closed glass jar and find they seem to last indefinitely. Mrs.

I. D. H. Dear Heloise: Ours is a "memory" Christmas tree. Each year when we take trips, instead of collecting the usual souvenirs, we look for unusual things that will make attractive ornaments for our tree.

Our tree is trimmed with birds, butterflies, animals, tiny dolls and even two small bumblebees. Each year as we enjoy our tree, we have the added pleasure of remembering the place from which each ornament came. Mrs. Earl Jolls Open House Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Boeh- mcr will be honored on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, Dec. 14 at the Community Room of the Security State Bank of Alexandria during the hours of p. m.

The event is given by their four children. No other invitations" are being sent. The couple requests no gifts. OPEN FRIDAY EVENING HANNYS Pre-Holiday SWEATER Special save on New Fall Sweaters Mitchell's largest selection Now reduced One Week Only, over 600 to choose rom sizes S-M-L-XL sleeveless, short sleeves, long sleeves, pullovers, and button cardigans, necks, Crew necks and turtlenecks, Orlons, Lambs- wool, bulky knits and many others in big assortment. Regularly priced from $10 to $30 Now Reduced Save from S2 to $6 this week only t-HANNYS Affianced Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Holmberg announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Jane, to Donald Sink- nlar, son of Mrs. Luella Sinkular of Dallas. A December wedding is planned. Ronald Carlsons Feted at Vilas By Republic News Service VILAS Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Carlson of Vilas were honored at a surprise housewarming Nov. 28 at their new home. Attending were William Wright, Mrs. Ethel Hepner, Mrs.

Carl Bolenbaugh and Mssrs. and Mmes. Art Lefdahl, Gerald Hall, Fay Hall, Dick Lentsch and Darla, Robert Leith, John Vittitoe, Roy Thompson, Lowell Clites and children, Floyd Clites, Leland Carlson and Loren Bamsey Jr. Miss Buchholz Wedding Planned By Republic News' Service SIOUX FALLS Sir. and Mrs.

Leonard Buchholz of Sioux Falls, formerly of Avon, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Loxie Kay, to Allen J. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Johnson of Jackson, Minn. A fall wedding is planned.

SANTA CLAUS TABOR Claus will make his appearance here at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20 with candy for the children. The Tabor Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring his visit as well as the bonus drawings which are being held each Wednesday with a final drawing pre ceding Santa's visit Dec. 20.

Elmer Soderberg Marks 89th Year At Howard Home By Republic News Set-vice HOWARD Members of the Soderberg family noted the 89t.h birthday of Elmer Sodefberg of Howard at a family gathering. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hughes of Sioui City, Alice Soderberg, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Sorlerberg and family of Sioux Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bernard and family of Miller, BiU and Don Soderberg and Bernice and Victor Soderberg of Howard. Projects Told Mrs. Robert Thompson was hostess to Chapter AF of the P.

E. 0. Sisterhood at her home. Mrs. Theodore gave the program on three projects sponsored by the group, Cottey College, Educational Loan Fund and the International Peace Scholarship.

Crocus The Crocus Rebekah Lodge No. 102 of Vilas met with Mrs. Jim Cory of Fedora as a guest. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party. Mrs.

William Hepner served lunch to the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows after the meeting. Gay Lassies Dolores Dold, Barbara Hughes and Julie Dofnbusch are new members of the Gay Lassies 4-H Club. Names were drawn for a Christmas gift exchange at the regular tmeting. Sally Schwader discussed styles and Patrice Feller served lunch. Farmerettes The Adams Farmerettes Extension Club met at the home of Mrs.

Willis Stock. The.all- day meeting included a noon potluck dinner. A recipe submitted by Mrs. Willis Stock was selected for the Christmas Fair. Berton Top ticket items were dis- and, WOMEN Tufli, Society Editor Phone cussed at the meeting of Ber- itoa Extension Club.

Fourteen members and a guest, Mrs. Louise Welch, met at the home of Mrs. Oscar Fosheim. Plans were made to send Christmas gifts to Redfield and Yankton State Hospital. Mrs.

Johannas Thue received the door prize. Progressive The Progressive Extension Club members met at the home of Mrs. Howard Norby, with Mrs. Henry, Loe in charge of the program on changing times. Mrs.

O. M. Christopherson discussed money management. The club welcoming committee has welcomed Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Visker and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gates to Howard. Mrs. Leslie Olson was welcomed as a new member of the club.

Tuesday Club The Tuesday Club met with Mrs. Darrell Cross to plan for the Christmas party to be al the home of Mrs. Chester Erland with'a potluck supper. Demonstrations were given by Mrs. Erlahd and Mrs.

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and Mrs. B. C. Loveland of Canton. Both attend South Dakota State University at Brookings.

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