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Elaine Suzanne Miller Miller Berry Mr. and Mrs. Harris N. Miller, 209 S. Wisconsin, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elaine Suzanne, Manhattan, to Ralph E.

Berry, also of Manhattan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Athan Berry, Mitchell, Neb. Miss Miller is a graduate of Salina high school and Brown- Mackie school of business. She Is a secretary at Kansas State university, Manhattan.

The prospective bridegroom, a graduate of Mitchell high school, holds Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in entomology from Colorado State university. Fort Collins. He is completing for a PhD degree in entomology at KSU. He also teachea at K-Statt. wedding will be Sept 4 Salina's University Methodist Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Williams, 'escott, announce the engagement and approaching marriage their daughter, Judy Diane, Earl P. Caldwell, Salina, son Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Caldwell, Assaria. Miss Williams, a graduate of Tescott high school, attended irown-Mackie school of business, works at Schilling institute. Her husband-to-be was graduated from Assaria high school, le works for the Plumb- ng company. A late summer wedding is planned. Patricia Ann Tanner Tanner Nelson ST.

JOHN Mr. and Mrs Raymond S. Tanner annoVnce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Patricia Ann, to Carl William Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Car A.

Nelson, Culver. Both are graduates of Kansas State university, Manhattan Miss Tanner attended the Mer rill Palmer Institute of Human Growth and Development, anc is working toward a Master' degree at Michigan State uni vcrsity. East Lansing. Her fiance is a graduate stti dent Jn history at Wayne Stat university, Detroit, Mich. A late summer wedding is planned.

Williams Caldwell Connie Marie McGuirc McGuire Bowman Margaret Ann Redmond Redmond Knudsen Heloise OAKLEY Mr. and Mrs. Melin L. McGuire announce the en- of their daughter, Connie Marie, to Jay D. Bowman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Bowman, Smith Center. The bride-elect was graduated rom Oakley high school and attended Brown-Mackie school of business, Sah'na, and Fort Hays Kansas State college, Hays. Her fiance is a graduate of Smith Center high school, and served three years in the TJ. S.

Army. Both work for the Southwestern Bell Telephone company. A September wedding is planned. Verna Lee Hoover and Mrs. William Redmond, SI.

Joseph, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret Ann. to Carl Knudsen, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Carl Knudsen Lincoln. Miss Redmond is a graduate at Bishop LcBlond high school and Mount Saint Scholastica college, Atchison, where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in education.

She taught school this past year in St. Joseph. Her fiance was graduated from Lincoln high school and St. Benedict's college, Atchison, where he received a Bachelor's degree in musitc education. He teaches in Axtell, Kas.

The wedding will be Aug. 13 at St. Joseph's Co-Cathedral. Send your news tip to the Salina Journal. $10 In prizes every week.

Our Town Continued from Page 24 charge of arrangements. Approximately 35 guests are Invited, including the honoree's mother, Mrs. Henry H. Spaeny, 1404 Oak Circle; her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Brady, and her sisters- in-law, Mrs.

Henry H. Spaeny and Mrs. John C. Spaeny, all of Salina. Mr.

Zugg Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Zugg, Thornburg, la. Green and white, Miss Spae- ny's chosen wedding colors, will be used in the decorations.

Patio Party Monday evening, Mrs. Brady, 1416 Bachtold, Mrs. Henry Spae- ny and Mrs. John C. Spaeny will entertain with a miscellaneous shower on the Bradys' patio for the bride-to-be.

Included among the guests will be Miss Spaeny's mother. Decorations will be in green and white. Brunch Approximately 20 guests are Invited to a 10:30 am brunch and miscellaneous shower Thursday at the home of Mrs, Keith Pound, 921 Hemlock. Assisting Mrs. Pound will be her daughters, Janice, Gloria, and Lois.

bride-elect's mother, sister sisters-in-law are invited. A centerpiece of wedding bells In green and white will be used on the serving table. The couple plans to be wed at pm July 24, at the Village Missionary Church. Entertain for Miss Giersch Mri. Owen Allen.

1839 Haskett, tntertained with a prc-nuptial miscellaneous shower for Karen Lynn Giersch, bride-to-be of the Rev. Floyd Smith. Centering gift table wac a small bride doll, and white tapers and lilies with greenery were used on the serving table, carrying out the honoree's chosen ivedding colors of green and while. Among Guests Included among the 25 guests was Miss Giersch's mother, Mrs. Melvin Giersch, Salina RFD 2.

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Smith, Thompson, Pa. They plan to be married at 2 pm Saturday at the Wesleyan Methodist Church.

Supper for Betrothed Couple Sandra Carlene Pan-son nnd her prospective bridegroom, Terrance L. Stewart will be Continued to Page 27 Hoover Hayen CUBA, Kas. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hoover announce the engagement of their daughter, Verna Lee, to Bernie Nelson Hayen, son of Mrs.

Delores Hayen, Belleville, and Lt. Col. (ret.) Bernard Hayen, Erie, Kas. The bride-elect was graduated from Cuba high school and Ben's school of beauty, Lincoln, Neb. She has modeled for several fashion shops in Lincoln, and now is a cosmetologist for the Inez' beauty salon, Lincoln.

Mr. Hayen is a graduate of Belleville high school and the University of Kansas, Lawrence, where he majored in political science and psychology. During his senior year, the prospective bridegroom was captain of the KU rugby team. This fall, Mr. Hayen will enter Air Force officer candidate school, San Antonio, Tex.

No wedding date has been set. Angel Cake Excellent Packing By Heloise Dear Heloise: I hope this will help other people who want to mail cookies to servicemen: Make an angel food cake and cut it In layers. Then pack (that have been wr ap ed in plastic wrap) between the layers, after the box had been lined in foil. I used this method and my son said the cookies arrived overseas in excellent condition. He said, "We even ate the packing!" Rose S.

You are an ANGEL, just like your cake, for sharing this super-terrific hint with all of us, and I'm sure our loved ones in the service will add a "bless you, Rose" to our thanks .1 know. I am a military wife and mother, and our only son is on his way to Viet Nam. Now, all you mothers with sons or daughters in the service, get busy and send them their favorite goodies this very week they are our loves, you know. Another good hint to enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope inside each letter. Be surprised how quickly you will get an answer back! Saves them the trouble of trying to "borrow" a stamp or because men just don't seem to keep those things in stock.

Heloise LETTER OF LAUGHTER Dbar Heloise: I found what to do with all the time you've been saving us gals. I went back to work full time. Mrs. Jeanne Miller Dear Heloise: When the family wants French toast for breakfast, and the bread is too fresh, just put it in the toaster for a short time (do not brown). Then cool the bread and make your French toast with the slightly dried-out bread.

I tried this, and my husband said it was the best I had ever made. Kottmans to Observe Golden Day BLLSWORTH-A 2 to 5 pm open house will be held July 17, at St. Paul's school in observance of the 50th wedding anni- Mr. and Mrs. James G.

O'Shea versary of Mr. and Mn. Herman Kottman, Ellsworth. The honorees were married July 19, 1916, at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church, North Ellsworth.

All of their wedding attendants still are living. They made their on the same farm in Lincoln county for almost 46 years until they moved to their present home in Ellsworth four years ago. Their nieces and nephews will be hosts. The couple requests no gifts. On their wedding and Mrs.

James G. O'Shea, 128 S. llth. Smith Ahrendes Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Carlson, Burdick, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Beulah Smith, 316 N. Phillips, to Hilbern Ahrendes, son of Mrs. Mamie Ahrendes, Miltonvale, and the late Mr. Ahrendes. The wedding will be July 17 at the First Presbyterian Church, Salina.

Wrong School In the story Friday about the engagement of Kent Graham Worley and Ruth Anne Heetderks, it was erroneously reported that Mr. Worley is a graduate of the University of Kansas. He graduated from Kansas State university, Manhattan, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. You will be happily surprised. Classified Ads sell old things.

Dear For summer travel with children, I use a piece of masonite (of. a convenient size) to place on their laps when the children want to use or color. I sure would appreciate any ideas for those day-after-day trips in the car with children. M.S. Gals: If you have any good ideas for amusing children while traveling, please write to HELOISE.

Letters do not have to be signed. Heloise Dear Heloise: The pretty knit headbands make lovely bands for straw hats. The bands come in all colors. Just slide the band down over the crown of the hat that's all. BETSY Dear Heloise: My little girl had outgrown her i-piece bathing suit, and had been asking for a 2-piece one, since they are in fashion.

I cut her 1-piece suit in half crossways, made a one-incfvhem on the cut edge of the top and bottom and inserted elastic. Then came the fun of decorating. Use either bias tape to make bows, or use buttons or lace. You would be surprised at the smile on her face, because she now has a bikini! D. Hofmann Letters to Heloise should be sent to her in care of King Syndicate.

235 E. 45th New York, N. Y. 10017 Ladder Loaf Featured Here are suggestions for a ladies' brunch: Scrambled Eggs Canadian Bacon Grilled Mushrooms Melba Toast Fresh Fruit Ladder Loaf Ladder Loaf 1 package active dry yeast cup warm water V4 cup milk, scalded cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons butter 1 large egg cups flour Vfe cup sugar mixed with teaspoon cinnamon In a large mixing bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Into the milk, off heat stir sugar, salt and 2 tablespoons butter; cool to lukewarm: mix into dissolved yeast with egg and then 1V4 cups flour: with spoon, beat thoroughly until smooth.

Gradually work in IVi cups flour. Sprinkle remaining V4 cup flour over clean flat surface anc turn out dough onto ft; knead in the flour; continue to knead until smooth and elastic. Place in greased bowl; turn lo grease top. Cover and let rise in warm draftfree place unti! doubled about 1 hour. Punch down.

On prepared pastry cloth roll out to a 14 by 12 ineh rectangle, spread with remaining 2 tablespoons butter (meltec and cooled). Beginning at 12- inch end, sprinkle sugar-cinna mon over two-thirds of dough. Fold plain portion over half ol sprinkled portion; now fold double layer over sprinkled por- ton still showing. Have ends meet and seal well. Place on greased jelly roll pan.

With sharp knife, slash top layer of dough crosswise at 1-inch intervals; with kitchen scissors, make cuts deeper to go through second layer of dough; do not cut through bottom. Bend each slice forward as far as possible. Let rise until almost doubled about 45 minutes. Bake in a moderate (375 degrees) oven 25 to 35 minutes. Day Golden For James O'Sheas The children of Mr.

and Mrs. James G. O'Shea, 128 S. llth, ll honor them with a pre-50th wedding anniversary open house from 2 to 4 pm July 17 at the O'Shea home. Entertaining will be Mrs.

Preston E. (Theodosia) Luck, Arlington, Dr. James G. O'Shea, Jetmore; Joseph Kent, Frank Wenatchee, Robert Pueblo, Phillip Marshall, and in absentia, Sister Marie Fidelis, St. John's Villa academy, Santiago, Chile.

The honoreea will renew their marriage vows at an 8 am Mass July 19 at Sacred Heart Cathedral. They were wed July 19, 1916 in Oklahoma City, and have lived in Salina since 1937. Mr. O'Shea was a car inspector for the Union Pacific railroad for 25 years, retiring in 1960. There are 13 grandchildren, two step-grandchildren and seven step-great-grandchildren.

They request no gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harsh Couple Will Mark 50th Date and Mrs. Walter Harsh, 202 W.

School, Lincoln, will have a post-50th wedding anniversary open house from 1 to 5 pm July 17 at their home. The couple was married Feb. 21, 1916, in Lincoln. Hosts for the festivities will be the honorees' 10 children. They also have 23 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren, many of whom plan to attend.

Auxili Installs lary New officers ol Carpenters auxiliary 691 were installed by outgoing president, Mrs. Donald Duncan, at a meeting at the Salina Labor building. Installed were Mmes. Wayne Lockard, president; R. D.

vice-president; Bill Parsons, recording secretary; Stanley Mayhew, financial secretary; John Murray, conductor; P. R. Krich, warden; George Rogers, 1-year trustee, and Ray Porter, 3-year trustee. Mirs. Paul Gaiser is the state board member and is in charge of the scrapbook.

Hostesses were Mrs. Lockard and Mrs. Norbert Laue. Send your news tip to the Salina Journal. $10 in prizes every week.

Luci's Matron Mrs. James H. Ray, Hale Center, a rancher's wife, will be matron of honor for Luci Bainea Johnson when President's daughter ii married Aug. 6 to Patrick Nugent. Campers Hikers Vacationers Sightseers Week-Enders and Just Plain Eat-Outers Welcome to the "NEW" CHUCK WAGON RESTAURANT Lindsborg's Famous Eating Establishment Located on US Highway 81 just 28 Miles from NCHA Campsite Completely Remodeled Excitingly Redecorated New Furniture New Menu to Tempt Our Guests Seating Capacity of 160 Same Delicious Food As Always CHAR BROILED STEAKS CHICKEN SEAFOODS SALADS SANDWICHES Open Daily 7 a.m.

to 10 p.m. Open 'til 11:00 p.m. Saturdays Lindsborg, Ks. Club News Continued from Page 24 meeting with Mrs. Daniel Oke- on, 123 E.

Crawford. Lance Burr demonstrated the cleaner. Names of transferees were announced by Mrs. Jack Pharo, ice-president. They are Teddi Boudrie, from Topeka; Mrs.

Bennie Martin, Colorado; Mrs. Joe Favatelia, Biloxi, Mrs. Robert Wright, HaysvUle, Mrs. Jerry Goforth, Shawnee Mission, and Mrs. Neal Bachofer Russell.

Members of the Navy Mothers club, meeting at Memorial hall voted to send $15 donations to each of the three veterans hospitals in Topeka, Wadsworth and Wichita, for a party or watermelon feed. They also voted to send a tota of $25 to three Navy Mothers whose homes were damaged in the Topeka tornado. Recommendations for the new state and local by-laws books were voted on. A prize will be awarded in October to the member who gets the most new members between now and then. The club will have a soft drink stand at Ash and Santa Fe during the convention of the Nationa Campers and Hikers association at Kanopolis lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kottman 0SAVE! 0 SAIE Large Selection of Summer DRESSES--BLOUSES SWIM SUITS-SKIRTS off 127 N. Santa Fe Ladici Ready-To-Wear IHOUSEof OPEN SUNDAY 12:30 pm to 6:00 pm FABRIC RIOT SAVE ON TOP QUALITY FABRICS FROM AMERICA'S FINEST MILLS THOUSANDS OF 304 S. SANTA FE Open Daily 9:00 a.m.

to 9:00 p.m. Note To Campers: We are open evenings till 8 just in case you forgot anything or can't possibly leave Salina without one new thing naturally we can take care of summer needs, as well as new back to school clothes. Infants Teens Ladies Jn Kraft Manor.