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SEC THE PANTAGRAFH. BLOOMTNGTOV. 1XLIX0IS. MONDAY. NOV.

U. 1951. Living in Ponfiac El Pasoans Ehferiain For Air Force Men EL PASO (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritterbusch entertained Thursday with a family Miss Zalewski, Minonk, Wed dinner, honoring her brother, Ber- SOCIAL NOTES Mrs.

Curran Father Here From Iowa Charle W. Krrrer ef Keota In North Dakota nard Sudduth of Paris, 111., who will leave Tuesday for training in the air force. Guests were present from Paris, Martinsville, and Streator. The Curtis Armstrongs were ffiiest-s of Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Belly Gutherz Becomes Bride In Minonk MINONK (PNS) Mi Betty Gutherz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gutherz. became the bride of Donald Uphoff.

sor of Mr. and Mrs. John Uphoff. also of Minonk. at 3 p.

m. Thanksgiving Day at St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church. The pastor, the Rev. Paul Buch-mueUer.

officiated at the double ring ceremony. White chrysanthemums and nalm decorated the altar. The I is Hi 'Paulson of Rutland Thursday, at a dinner honoring Milford Arm-' strong, who will leave Tuesday for I-ttj. viii'urc hi davcV.er.j Mr. Howard Cuma ef ICS La-j Faette Apt.

I Mr. Krtrtr arrHed far i i bride wa escorted by her father i f7-v is 'and Mrs. Calvin a is ford accom Thar.kr;v'r.g hcLiay visit. Beasleys To Winter In Phoenix Mr. ar.1 Mrt Hdy ar.J daughter.

Karen. 12. cf 10154 FL CroT Si. are en route to Phoenix. Am.

whnt they will panied Mis Rosemary sum pen. who sang. Miss Gwyn Gutherz, sister of the MINONK (PNS) MIsf Martha Zalewski, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Zalewski of Minonk, and Sylvester Heit-kamp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Heitkamp Sr. of Mooreton, N. were married at 9 a. m.

Tuesday, at St. Anthony's Church in Mooreton. The pastor, the Rev. Fr. Solmenski, performed the double ring ceremony in a nuptial high mass.

White chrysanthemums decorated the altar. Music was played by Mrs. Veit of Barney, N. and she accompanied the' church choir. Miss Agnes Pikarski, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid.

Joseph Pikarski and Ralph Heitkamp, cousins, were ushers. The bride's gown, worn by her sister, Mrs. R. E. Husseman of Minonk, on her wedding day, was ivory satin, Victoria style, -with a square neckline and the long sleeves pointed at the wrists.

Her illusion veil with chantilly lace was held in place by a tiara of seeded pearls. Her jewelry wa gold cross earrings and a matching necklace. She carried a silver rosary and a bouquet of white roses with ivy and white stream bride, was bridesmaid and uean (Uphoff. brother of the bride- training in the air iorce. Vogel-Wilken Vows Exchanged In Altamont LEXINGTON (PNS) Miss Verena Vogel, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Vogel of St Elmo, and Charles Wilken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Wilken of Fairbury, were married Nov.

10 in St. Clare's Catholic Church in Altamont. The ceremony was performed at 11 a. m. by Franciscan Father Christopher.

The bride wore a white satin wedding dress with a fingertip length veil, with a tiara of pearls and lace. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Her jewelry; TA Richard Allen the Thf cUw.nl to ilop on raits ptM0 iru Dallas, where they wrri Txar.jr.iViri rci WeeAs-y4e7 Vows Repeated tiv rt Mrs. Deasley Lrthr. Robert Boyd, who GRAYMONT (PNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Wiechman are now llvtng in Pontile following their wedding of Nov. 11 near Flanagan. Mrs. Wleehman I the former Delori Roberts of Pontiae.

In Double Ring Service groom, was Desi Dale McKeon. classmate of the bridegroom, and David Gutherz, brother of the bride. Mis Norma Gutherz had charge of the guest book. THE BRIDE'S GOWX wa of velvet, ballerina length, fashioned with fitted bodice, a yoke with Peter Pan collar closed with smair velvet covered button and the long sleeve were pointed at the wrist. Her ivory velvet Juliet cap held a shoulder length veil of illusion.

She carried a white Bible containing an orchid with trsmers knotted with green in the r.ew State Farm Iruurar.ce Companies' offices there. Cole-Bryant Mrs. Porter Visits Here Mrs. Georre W. and children.

Mary Ann and George. Vows Read In Normal fern. Her only Jewelry were pearl have returned to their com la earrings, the bridegroom gin. Her sister wore forest green Hlue Island after pending Thar.kjrivir.' with her mother. velvet, ballerina length, rtyiea similarly to the bride wore a green velvet cap ana camea a cascade of bronze chrysanthemums tied with cold ribbon.

The FAIRBURY (PNS) Mis Jeanr-ice Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Weeks of Fairtury, ar.d Richard Allen. oa of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Allen of Thawville. were united In marriage at 3 p. m. Nov.

18 at the First Methodist Church in Fairbury. The Rev. Cecil Lock-ard performed the double ring ceremocj in the presence of 125 guest. Preceding the ceremony, a IS minute organ prelude of nuptial mu5if was played by Mrs. Curtis Weeks, aunt of the bride, and Stanley Weeks, cousin of the bride, sang.

The candles ere lighted by John Kramer and Robert A rends. The bnde. given ia ma ma re by her father, wore a town of white and Chantilly lace with an Elizabethan collar. Ion tarered sleeves and cathedral train. Her veil was fingertip illusion r.et.

She wore a ssncle rA rt rwir'l a rift of the Williams-H usion Nupfials Held LE ROY (PNS) Announcement i made of the marriage of Miss Delores Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams of Le Roy, and Jack Houston, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herman Houston and grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Luther Fain of Le Roy, where he made his home. The couple was married by the Rev. John L. Boldon, minister of the Le Roy Christian Church, in the church parsonage.

The single ring ceremony was used. The bridegroom is employed by Thornton and Anderson Garage in Bloomington in the body and fender department. The young couple will live in Bloomington. Attending them were Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Moore of Le Roy. was a pearl necKiace. miss aiary Belle Vogel, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Flower girls were Lucille and Doris Kramer, nieces of the bride. Beverly Wilken of Lexington, a niece of the bridegroom, was also a flower girl.

Ray Curby was best man. Ushers were Nolan Rathbun and William Wilken. A wedding dinner served by the ladies of the Altar Society followed the ceremony with 54 guests attending. The new Mrs. Wilken wore a marine blue suit with red accessories and a corsage of white carnations when the couple left on a two weeks wedding trip.

The new home will be made in Kankakee where the bridegroom is employed as accountant for the International Harvester bride's mother wore a navy blue ers. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bridegroom' parents for 40 guests. A wedding dance was held that same evening at tn VJ.W. Hall, Barney, N. D.

For a short wedding trip the bride was attired in a navy blue suit. On their return they will reside on a farm near Mooreton, The bride was educated at Minonk Parochial School and Minonk High School and for the past eight and half years has been employed at the Minonk Telephone Co. as operator. The bridegroom was educated in the Mooreton schools and is a veteran of World War II. He served in the Marines for three and half years.

Out of town guests were present from Minonk, 111., Wahpeton, N. and Minneapolis, Minn. City was best man. Head usher was Glenn Walrich of Armstrong and nephew of the bridegroom, assisted by Kermit Wasmer, John Kemmer, Robert A rends and Wilbur Keely, all marine who are stationed at San Diego. and who were home on a short furlough.

A reception for 125 immediately followed the ceremony. In charge was Mrs. Walter Burt, assisted by Mrs. Doris Shult and Mrs. LeRoy Shaklee of Peoria.

Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Stanley Weeks, Miss Elizabeth Weeks, cousins of the bride. Miss Dolores Mos-er. Miss Dorothy Traub, Miss Lois Kafcr. and Miss Doris Ann Bach.

Miss Barbara. Ambrose was in charge of the guest register. Miss Linda. Boner of MiUi-kin University a class mate of the bride was at the organ playing traditional wedding music during the reception. The bride is a graduate of the Fairbury High School and is employed at the Fairbury Hospital.

The bridegroom attended Thawville High School and is a graduate of the University of Illinois. He is at present in the USMC and is stationed in a camp at North Carolina. crepe dress with navy and pink accessories and the bridegroom's mother wore a plum crepe dress and both wore corsage of gold Mrs. Helen Lowell. 0 N.

Evans St Major Georre rerter Is at Camp Kilmer. J. and was ur.il'.t to Join els family for the hoLJay. Sharps Have Guesfs From Evansfon The Ed Sharps cf R. TL 1.

entertained at Thanksgiving hcl.dav ruest Mr. ar.d Mrs. chrysanthemum. A reception wa held in the church for 100 guests. Assisting were airs, uuane sister of the bride, Mrs.

Glen Dikeman of Decatur: Miss Jean- I a( ne cicaareiu, Mis Dorothy L. Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mr. T. J.

Cole, became the bride Nov. 11 of Kay-win K. Bryant, on of Mr. and Mr. H.

Bryant of 1004 Hovey Normal. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harry Wooding in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church of Normal. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Mis Patricia Peterson. Best man was Robert Swear-ingen and usher was John Winker.

A reception wa held in the church lounge immediately following the ceremony. Miss Mar-cia Lou Bryant, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Phyllis Ambrose, cousin of the bridegroom, were in charge of the reception. Following a short trip, the couple is now residing at home in Towanda. The bride is a graduate of Bloomington High School and the bridegroom graduated from Normal Community High School and is employed by the John Felmley Company Win High Scores FLANAGAN (PNS) Mr. Harold Rapp entertained the member of the W.

W. Pinochle Lots Gruwold ar.d son. Dick, of; Jones. Francis Krull. Mrs.

Shir I bridecroom and carried a co- Cvar.sien. The CrUwolis arrived from ley Zivney of Minonk, Mis Jean McClure cf Normal. Mrs. Clarence Smith. Mrs.

William Uphoff i kr.Ul bouquet of white roses Hcr.c!-!j lat Summer to make UVe.r home Evanston. She Is cf Mrs. Sharp. Ar.cther son of the Griswolis, with satin streamers tied with rosebuds. Mis Jacqui Weeks, of the bride, was matron cf honor.

Richard McMahon of Gibson and Miss Minnie Earth. BOTH are graduates of Minonk Hizh School. The bride attended in eollere In Pasadena, J.m. It Cal.f. business college at Madison, and is emoloved a secretary in the guidance of fice of Bloomington Colfax Couple Marks ftces HE lurn anniversary Living Here High School.

The bridegroom attended college at Fort Collins, for one year and I a student at Illinois State Normal University. When leavinz for a short wed COLFAX (r.NS) Mr. and The Hal Palmers Enferfatned On Thanksgiving Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hal Palmer.

37 Fl Moe.ro St. entertained TharJis- Mrs. Clyde rhiLps owned their 45th wrddir.e anniversary Thurs VAUer Nupfials day at the home of hi paren ding trip to Wisconsin, the bride Club at her home Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips.

This wa wearine a rrav suit wiin gray fr several friends and, evening. Mrs. Dean Augsburger, as the first time their anniver LE ROY (PNS) biue accessories and an or a guest, held high score, and Mrs. Clarence Obert held low score chid corsage. They have an apart-'ment at 703 Dale Normal.

reaves, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Gere iJry came on Thanksgiving Shirl Jackson, daughter of Mr. Irvtre mere here from Tonica dA, Ln Lve 4J ycars. jand Mrs.

Leo Jackson of Le Roy. a-1 Mr and Mr Strang and. William Eugene Rice, son of ar.1 their ko ar.d daughter. Sue -t tt fnnrar ftt niaominrton. Mrs.

Dee Cooper of Bloomington. Choice of the Mouse C1LIE AMCE Miss Lois Rapp was also a guest. Mareaxet Kalkwarf was hostess to member of the Merri suihen. drove over from Pe- fJQQt'fn atlOCK meters Card Club at her home Monrtav nleht. High score was where they will reside.

Out or town guest were present from Marysville. Ohio; Detroit. Benson. Bloomington, Normal, and Decatur. Prenuptial events included two showers: a kitchen shower at the were married at 7 p.

m. Nov. 16 in Le Roy Christian Church. Officiating was the Rev. John Boldon.

minister, with Miss BoVTnfauT Services Read held by Mrs. Hattie Durre and Mrs. J. F. Connolly, a guest, held LE ROY PNS Mis Pefgy Allen soloist and Miss Bride in Peoria low acore.

of Mrs. Gerhard Schmidt Doris Ann Hcndren, soloist. The home BENSON I PNS) 3 with Mr. Glen Dikeman If you're garden or flower lover, follow Marcla Custer's Golden wa her I and Miss Jeanne Clcaarelh as Miss Barbara Z.Z. Tw Vf.

a Mr, 'Jftry Matlock, son ct Mr. ana Mrs. Bert Matlock of LeRoy "Down to Earth" column on ine of honor, and hostesses ana a variety mower rouun nuia Panta graph Women page every 4 james iuct. orouiiT 01 mc unuc- G-lii Jotax Ilo of Benvrfi in Le Rov Presbyterian Church. Thursday.

Usher groom, was best man. iut rlr.e ceremony Nov. 3 in 3 the home of Mrs. John K.ruu wun Mrs. William Von Behren assistant hostess.

Both are aunt of the bridegroom. St. John's Catholic Church Ln ITS THAT i i The Rev. Richard L. Harter.

pastor, officiated. Mrs. Roger Won.irey, sister cf t.e bride, was matron of honor. nil IVrti. The triie wa rven Ln mar-nire by her brot.rr.

John E- were Bob Flanagan and Bus Prater, cousins of the couple. A reception followed In the church. Both yourv people are graduate of Le Roy High School. She is emnloyed by State Farm In- a i In chemistry the suffix "ide" indicates the combination of one element with another. Kenneth Bobbins, nephew of the ZJIA rkrdoes.

Matron of hoor was Otto P. Krue and Thomas on oexroom. mw Mrs. Matlock was graduated D. Birdoe wa 11 man.

Uher- IN THE MIDDLE tr.r mere Otto P. Kraue and Wu- TV. V7.f i rsZk Companie and he by and Mr. Matlock from Cartock ro in Est Peoria. bert J.

Itaag OF THE KKHT! arvl re- H.rh School in 194S. She is etn- A tld.2 break fait Their new home is at 605 W. ceruoQ iwvn. r-cjea cy rm Jefferson St, Bloomington. that mkM too TJra mt si.

Sor an imrcT. Ouldren Uk 1U oranf flavor. Accurate donn Gttt today. Bottle of SO tablet JSC i. 4 firm.

SEW GEM SEWING MACHINES Tlave a lifetime silent chain drive for permanent timing at any speed. OKAY APPLIAHCE CO. 10 South Center tng ras father on a farm east Larry McConkey Feted 0tTj short wedding tripj CKINAW (PNS) Mr Nrw is emrloyed Li the recorder ofSce In trw court-houM in Peoria and he is in busi-r in Benson. They are at home at li: Malone Ave, I Vena. SI JOSEM Limn 1.

PlaMtftt TarKag 2. Fmt Oraag Rcc 3. No BtmUm or Cuttiftfof TabUH 4. AccraoDoa9 to the southern past cf lUinois a uuVrn past cf Illinois roiciiiBHi and India: honor na. the "couple is living turned Wmtrrs btaley apart- din" r'dlaT Itoy.

of the birthday of their son. in the Mas it Larry. I rr.cr.t ia Le Promptly Relieve! Etching Eczema! vnsc. POINT LONG POINT (PNS) Mr. Wr.ctlii C.fcrs.rrheriaf hostes the Fortr.ighUy Bridge Club Tuewlay ever.ir.c and honors ment tj Mr.

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