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the Six THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Saturday, June 20, 1959 Mitchell Woman Gives Mission Society Report Mrs. Wilford Johnson, delegate to the annual conference of the Women's Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, gave devotions and a report of the conference at a meeting of the organization in the home of Mrs. Ed Strand Thursday. She reported that a $40 pledge had been made for the local society at a public missionary meeting where $1580 was received.

The meeting was opened in prayer Mrs. Harold Austin and closed by Mrs. William Smith. Plans to serve at the Father-Son banquet to be held in the church hall the evening of June 20 were made at the business meeting which was in charge of Mrs. L.

L. Smith Hilde- and brand. Guests were Mrs. Renee of Brookings. Burkholders Honored On 25th Wedding Date Mr.

and Mrs. Elner were honored at a surprise party at their lake home the evening of June 16 on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Gifts of silver were presented the couple. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Fox, Patty and Ronnie Burkholder, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kovanda, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Pierson, Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.

Walt Miller. Walker Family Has Reunion At Hitchcock Park By Republic News Service ARTESIAN A Walker family reunion was held June 14 at cock Park in Mitchell. Present Minnesota were the Elmer Walkers of North Branch, John Graumans of Minneapolis, the (Lloyd Gullicksons, Wilmont; from Iowa, Charles Walker of Scranton, the Leon Walkers of Bayard, Roddie Walker of Ft. Dodge; from Parkston, Mrs. Bell Cowles and Ronald Hilgenberg: from Carpenter, the Royal Gambers: the Gall Hilgenbergs from Hot Springs and from Artesian the J.

M. Hilgenbergs, Paul Hilgenbergs, Mrs. Nellie Hilgenberg, and the John Johnsons. Birthday Club The Double Four Birthday Club entertained the evening of June 10 at the home of Mrs. Hadley Wise honoring the birthday of Mrs.

Marvin Scott. Mrs. Ben Cope and Mrs. Albert Rapp won prizes at bridge. A dessert luncheon preceded the play.

Stork Shower A stork shower honoring Mrs. Wallace Weiss was held June 12 at the home of Mrs. Lester Sterret of Fedora. A group of ladles from Artesian attended. Refreshments were served.

Bridge Club The Contract Bridge Club met June 8 at the home of Mrs. Albert Peterson. Mrs. Roy Knust and Mrs. Tom Burns.

A 7:30 dessert luncheon preceded the play. Marks Anniversary Diana Rebekah Lodge 113 celebrated its 50th anniversary the evening of June 8 with Friendship Night. The lodge WAS instituted March 4, 1904 with five charter members, Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. V. E.

West and Lillian Loring. A program was presented with Terri Sue Brown tap dancing, songs by Doris Shoemaker and Bette Goudy, accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Brown. Mrs, Gertrude Shoemaker gave a reading and also read the history of the lodge. Mrs.

Clyde Scott gave a reading. A memorial service was held. Games were played and lunch was served. Members from Fulton, Letcher, Carthage, Fedora and Roswell lodges were represented. Mrs.

Wilbur Forst, a member of Diana Lodge from Aurora, was also present. New Member Joins Club At Woonsocket By Republic News Service WOONSOCKET-Mrs. Eldon Senska was hostess to the Modernaires Home Extension Club at her home the evening of June 11. Mrs. John Brown was assistant hostess.

Mrs. Donald Druse had charge of the business meeting. Discuss 1 on was held on Achievement Day, demonstrations and a club picnic. Mrs. Fred Scherschligt joined the club as a new member, Mrs.

Willam McDowall was a guest. Following the business meeting a recreation period was held and refreshments were served by the hostesses. The July club meeting will be held at the home of Scher-1 schligt, with Mrs. Clarence Goudy as assistant hostess. Women's Missionary Federation of Bethany Lutheran Church met in the church basement the afternoon of June 12, with Mrs.

hard Olson presiding. Mrs. C. 0. Forbes read the Scripture and led in prayer, Mrs.

Lytle Gilbert so presented the lesson and Mrs. William Moe gave the cradle roll program. the last meeting life membership pins were presented to Mrs. Helen Asper and Mrs. Alven Peterson.

Refreshments were served by the June committee, Mrs. 0 a a Strand, Mrs. Moe and Mrs. Mae Ohlson, Guests present included Mrs. Russell Strand and daughters of York, Neb.

and Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Visitors from Denmark The Rev. and Mrs. Frede Ellitsgaard of Demark were visitors in the Nielson homes in this vicinity over the past week end.

For the year the Rev. Ellitsgaard has been student in Union Theological Seminary and at Columbia University, where his class Included ministers representing 16 nations. He himself speaks five languages. Because of his many, he was granted an Plans Ready For 8 et 40 Convention Last minute details in preparation with the 40 et 8 were being made Friday arranging for the convention. From left Chapeau and head of the state 8 et 40, local convention chairman.

The three for the annual state convention of the 8 evening. Pictured are the three they are Mrs. Helen Peterson of Sioux Mrs. John Burke, local Chapeau, and met at the Lawler Hotel to complete Lorraine Saylor, Edwin Kaul Wed In Double Ring Service At Menno MR. AND MRS.

EDWIN KAUL (Photo by John Jundt) By Republic News Service MENNO-The wedding of Miss Lorraine Sayler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sayler of Menno and Edwin Kaul, son of Mrs. Ida Kaul of Tripp, took place June 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Salem reformed Church.

The Rev. E. Kaempschen officiated at the douring ceremony, Music for the nuptials was provided by Miss Kinzle of Southern State Teachers College at the organ and Warren Erickson, also of Southern, as soloist. The bride was attended by Mrs. Calvin Neumeister as matron of honor and Miss Arlene Littau as bridesmaid.

Marion Sayler was flower girl and Leslie Hamberger the ringbearer. The bridegroom's best man was LeRoy Sayler and Clifford Kaul was an attendant. Ushers were Har(len Sayler and Melvin Meisen- (holder, A reception was given in the Menno Auditorium for about 250 guests. Assisting were Miss Beverly Gross, Mrs. Herman Fink, Mrs.

Frank Theerdsma, Leroy Kane, Mrs. Wilmer Zeeb, Mrs. Maynard Hamberger, Mrs. John Ludens and, Miss Ruth Mehlhaff. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Scotland High School.

The bride has worked in the office of the financial secretary at Southern State Teachers College for four years. The bridegroom is a graduate of Southern State Teachers College and has a master's degree in education from the University of South Dakota. He has been teaching in Sioux Falls for the past five years. The coming school term he will teach at Patrick Henry Junior High School in Sioux Falls, The couple will reside in Sioux Fals at 1000 Dale Drive. Freeman Couple Speaks Vows In Hutterthal Mennonite Church MR.

AND MRS. By Republic News Service FREEMAN 'The Hutterthal Mennonite Church was the setting for the June 14 wedding of Miss Kleinsasser and Willian M. Stahl. The Rev. Abe Wiebe performed the ceremony and the Rev.

William Unrau gave the sermon-(man. ette. Mrs. Delmer Hofer was organlist and Mrs. John Gross and Paul tended tour in the United States by his bishop.

His wife joined him three weeks ago to be with him in his travels through the States. The couple has two small children who remained in Denmark with their grandparents. The Rev. Mr. Ellitsgaard has two parishes, consisting of a membership of 2.500 persons.

He 18 a cousin of the Nielson families. Shower Given For Tripp Bride-Elect TRIPP On Sunday, June 14, 8 miscellaneous bridal shower was held in honor of Mias Carrol Bindert at the home of Ray Freier. Twelve classmates and friends were present. They were Mrs. Harold Bindert, Deanna Brosz, Mrs.

John Dewald, Adline Stoebner and Donna The afternoon was spent playing games and visiting. The winners of the various games presented the prizes to the honoree. After Miss Binder opened her gifts lunch was served by the hostess, Lois Freier, assisted by Mrs. Ray Freder. Miss Bindert will become the bride of Jerold Juhnke on Sunday, June 21.

Former Murdo Resident Weds By Republic News Service MURDO Miss Betty Lou Dahlke, Sturgis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dahike, Murdo, and Wesley O.

Mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mann, Sturgle, exchanged nuptial vows June. 7 in the Presbyterian Church of Sturgis. The Rev.

Harvey Grate of Grace Lutheran Church officiated at the double ring ceremony. Attending the bride were Mrs. Lowell Burditt, Marcus, as matron of honor and Miss Arlene Peters, Okaton, Mrs. Cyril Kenley, Sturgis, as other attendants, Donna Arneson, Elm Springs, was flower girl. The bridegroom's attendants were Earl Dahlke, Murdo, best man, Allan and Vernon Mann, Sturgis, groomsmen and Allan Mann, New Underwood, ring bearer.

The bride wore 8 white floor length gown of Chantilly lace over nylon tulle and satin with a low scalloped neckline and short capped sleeves with lace mitts. Her ingertip vell of tulle WAS at-' tached to a seeded crown cap. She carried a lavender orchid on a white Bible. A reception following the ceremony was held in the Grace Lutheran parish house with Mrs. G.

Neugebauer in charge. Assisting were Mrs. Carrol Andrews, Miss Mabel Eggers of Murdo; and Mrs. Anna Brooks, Mrs. Charles Autumn Bride For and About WOMEN Sandie Solum, Mitchell Sociely Editor Phone WY 6-5516 Hawn-Paulson Vows Exchanged In Methodist Church Ceremony MR.

AND MRS. Miss Marlene Paulson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paulson of Mission, Darrel Hawn, son of and Mrs. Charles Hawn of Kimball.

were married June 12 in the First Methodist Church in Mitchell. The Rev. Arnold Herbst performed the ceremony with Mrs. J. W.

Kaye al the organ and Miss Carol Montgomery as soloist, Maid of honor was Miss Charlotte Cooper with Esther Uttecht and Carolyn Austin as bridesmaids. Roger Paul- DARREL HAWN son was best man. Attending the bridegroom and acting as ushers! were Donald Stadler and Delbert Paulson. Assisting at the reception which followed in the church parlors were the Mesdames Delbert Paulson, Donald Stadler, Bill Kelly and Ralph Alexander and the Elaine Henricksen and Betty Hawn, After a honeymoon Mr. and Mrs.

Hawn will be at home on a farm near Kimball. Mrs. Hawn will finish her senlor year In nurses training in September. Sample-Friman Marriage Vows Recited In Parkston Ceremony By Republic News Service PARKSTON -Miss Audrey Pearl Friman and George Sample were united in marriage in a late afternoon ceremony at the Salem Lutheran Church in June 14.1 The Rev. Mr.

Schwarz performed Committees For Legion Auxiliary At Fulton Named MR. AND MRS. By Republie News Service FULTON Committees for the coming year were appointed by Mrs. Julius Bertsch, president, atta the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of the Fulton, Farmer, Epiphany unit at Ephiphany June! 10. They are: Constitution and by laws: Mrs.

be Myron Eich, Mrs. Genevieve Rehorst a and Mrs. Fred Trabing; a auditing: Mrs. Walter Paradeis, Mrs. Richard Elch: poppy: Mrs.

Zens, Delphine Paradeis a d. Mrs. Frank Learn; Americanism: Mrs. Nick Stellen; child welfare; Mrs. Robert Benson; community; service: Mrs.

Ray Hoffman; Junfor activities: Mrs. John Davies: Legionette: Mrs. Wayne Slade: membership: Mrs. Kenneth deis, Mrs. John Nielsen and Mrs.

Martin Blumenberg; Mrs. Amiel Beyer: music: Mrs. G. E. Soladay; national Mrs.

John Mullenberg: Pan American: Mrs. Edward publicity: Mrs. Bill Prouty: reha-! bilitation: Mrs. James Gannon; radio: Mrs. Duane Ozanne; Mrs.

Francis Beatch, Mrs. Richard Dunn and Mrs. Stanie Stenson: reporter: Mrs. Wayne Slade: past: president's parley: Mrs. John; Nielsen; hostesses for the three towns: Mrs.

Irving Eich, Mrs. Delmar Tilley and Ruth Johnson. Delegates named to the department convention were Mrs. Bertsch, Mrs. Myron Eich and Mrs.

Wayne Slade. Mrs. Duane Ozanne Mrs. Marjorie Dyson and Mrs. Kenneth Paradeis are alternates.

Mrs. Kenneth Paradels installed Mrs. Marjorie Dyson as treasurer. Following the meeting Mrs. Walter Paradels, Mrs.

Kenneth Paserved lunch. radeis and Delphine Parades Mrs. Cora Noteboom of Har. rison, announces the ment and approaching a T- riage of her daughter, Clarice Kaye, to Robert De Vries, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman G. DeVries of Corsica. Miss Noteboom Is a 1959 graduate of Dakota Christian High School, and is presently employed to the ASC. Office in Armour, Her fiance is employed in trucking and farming. A fall wedding in planned.

et 40 in conjunction chairmen in cherge of Falls, Department Miss Bertha Beler, planning stage. by Steve Solum) Scotland VFW Auxiliary Honors Charter Member By Republic News Service SCOTLAND Mrs. Floyd Wheeler, who is leaving Scotland this month to make her new home in Arizona, was honored this week where she was presented with a gift and a 25 year pin from the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mrs. Wheeler was a charter member of the first auxiliary organized here and after it disbanded she joined the Yankton unit.

However when the auxiliary was re organized here in 1946 she transferred her membership to the Scotland post. She has held many offices in the unit here. She also has held state offices, having been department senlor or vice in 1937 and was department president in 1938 after the resignation of the president. Lodge Elects The Women of the Moose met the evening of June 10 and elected officers. They are Mrs.

William Penn, senior regent: Mrs. Edgar Mehlhoff, junior regent; Mrs. Orin chaplain; Mrs. Albert recorder; Mrs. Kenneth Wright, treasurer, They will be installed at the next meeting.

A report of the state convention was given by Mrs. Orin Dean. Re freshments were served by. Mrs. Frank Glynn, Mrs.

Juhnke, and Mrs. M. Schultz. Conference Delegate At the annual youth conference held in Little Rock, Marvelle Suess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Suess, was selected as delegate to area conference. She shares the honor with a delegate from Monroe. They were selected from 225 young people. Bridal Shower Miss Roberta Erps was complimented at. a bridal shower the afternoon of June 14 in the Stanley Baker home with LaVerne Baker, Carol and Marilyn Eberhardt 88 hocuesses.

Bridal games were played and the prizes were presented to the honoree. Miss Erps will become the bride of David Eberhardt June 23. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Gives Book Review The Dorcas Society of the Ebenezer Reformed Church met at the church the evening of June 12. The devotions were led by Mrs. E.

Kost. Several reports were given and routine business was transacted. Mrs. John DeRoos gave a review of the book, "A Tool In His Hand," an autobiography of Paul Hanson, doctor in central Arabia. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Paul Deouscher. Baptismal Dinner Baptismal services were held at the Methodist Church Sunday morning June 14 for three babies. These included Mark Paul Phillips, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Phillips, Robert James Melgaard, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arlen Melgaard, and Debra Ellen Ellinger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellinger. Friends and relatives of the Rev.

and Mrs. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Melgaard gathered in the church parlors after the service for a dinner. Family Gathering Fetes Coast Guest By Republic News Service WHITE LAKE A family gathering was held June 14 at the Glenn Salmen home honoring Mrs.

Edwin Pearson of Denver. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Salmen and daughters of Wessington Springs; Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Salmen and son of Brooklugs and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Salmen and Casper Salmen: Make Tables for Park The Town and Country Gals tension Club met June 11 at the Carl Bogenhagen home. The women spent the afternoon making picnic tables for the city park. Lunch was served by the hostess.

Bridge Club Meels Mrs. John Falk WAS at members of the Saturday Bridge 1Club, June 13 for a dessert lunch. Those revelving prizes were Mrs. A. C.

Woodward and Mrs. Hemmer. Degrees Conferred The degrees of the Eastern Star were conferred on Mrs. Vernon Niles at a meeting of the lodge June 12 in the lodge hall. Hostesses were Mrs.

Joe Bosworth and Mrs. Lee Dodds. Williams, Sturgis; Miss Donna Anderson, Rapid City; Mrs. Lawrence Dienstal, Belle Fourche and Mrs. Herman Bloom, Scenic, High The School bride and graduated Black Hills from Teach- Murdo ers College and is presently employed as commercial teacher in the Sturgis High School.

The bridegroom graduated from Sturgis High School, attended Black Hills Teachers College and presently is employ. ed in the office at Fort Meade. After a wedding trip to the West Coast the couple will be at home at 1380 Meade Sturgis. READ THE WANT ADS Newlyweds To Make Future Home On Farm In Keyapaha Vicinity MR. AND MRS.

GEORGE SAMPLE (Photo by Dean) the ceremony. Mrs. Sample's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Friman of Hurley.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Wilbur Sample of McGregor, Minn, ganist Mrs. and Ronald Miss Hilgenberg Barbara was Lineback, or: the soloist. Miss Margaret Friman and fiss Eldora Semmler bride's! attendants while Virgil Sample and Daryl Oleson attended the bride. groom.

Sam Sample and Kenneth Friman were ushers. A reception was held in the Legion Hall following the ceremony. It was served by the Lu- theran Ladies Aid. The bride is a graduate of 1 Hurley High School and of the South DakoBeauty Academy in Sioux Falls. She has been employed at Stewart's Beauty Solon in Parkston.

The bridegroom is employed in Sioux Falls, where the couple will at home at N. Dakota Ave. August Bride Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mudloff of Tabor announce the engageunent of their daughter, Joan Irene, to Louls Sedlacek, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Sedlacek of Scotland. An August wedding is planned. By Republic News Service WINNER--Miss Sharon Lee Clanahan became the bride of Wilbert H. Quick June 9.

Vows were spoken at the Method 1 st Church in Winner. Dr. Harold W. Wager officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.

Vivian McClanahan of Carter, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Quick of Clearfield. Mrs. Garold McClanahan of Carter served as matron of honor and Donavan Quick of Winner was best man.

WILBERT H. QUICK (Photo by Rosebud Photo Co.) Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mrs. Vivian McClanahan. Assisting were Mrs. George Soles of Millb or Miss Velda: McIntosh of Winner; Mrs.

Wesley Haskell, Miss dra Quick, Mrs. William Van Jr. of Winner and Mrs. Pete Heinzman of Cleatfield. Following a honeymoon the couple will make their home on a farm near Keyapaha.

The bride was a student of Winner High School. The bridegroom served in the Army. WHERE TO SUMMER Costume Jewelry Close Out at Price DAHLE JEWELERS WILLIAM STAHL Gross the soloists. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe K. Kleinsasser and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Stahl, all of Freeman.

of honor and Marvin Stahl the Miss Fern Kleinsasser was maid, Other attendants were Ruby Kleinsasser and Jake Stahl. Marilyn Stahl was flower girl and Michael Kleinsasser was ring bearer. Ushering were Silas Kleinsasser and John M. Stahl. Assisting at the reception in Pioveer Hall were Mrs.

Jake A. Gross, Miss Judy Stahl, Miss Vera Walter and Mrs. Eli Stahl. The bride is a graduate of Freeman Academy and Junior College and has taught school for two years. The bridegroom is a graduate of Freeman Academy and farms north of Bridgewater, where the couple will reside.

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