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Page Six THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, Monday, July 8, 1957 and GbouL WOMEN trm Holaday, Mitchell Society fditof Phoni GLL? Extra Pounds Prove Hot Weather Handicap Summer is the perfect time to reduce. For one you have more free time to exercise as this girl is doing. ly cool foods are more refreshlni when the thermometer soars, bu whether or not an item is actually jooling depends on its calorie count Calorie-packed foods are heating. This is another reason why ho weather is a splendid time to dro extra pounds. Fruit juices, skim milk, hard boiled eggs, lean meats sea food, green salads, fresh fruits lots of fresh vegetables and slice whole wheat bread are tempting healthful and low in calories.

A few more aids to summer com fort: Stockings are very hot. your legs are not brown enough to look attractive without them, us one of the leg make-ups. Also, your hairdo can make a big difference. Either have you hair cut shorter than usual or ar range it in a manner which will be cool. This means get it off you neck! If you would like to have my leaf le about swimming and diving send a stamped, self-addressed en velope with your request for leal let No.

22 to Josephine Lowman in care of this newspaper. Tomorrow: "Beauty Salons It's Really Up to You. 1 By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN You wouldn't wear a fur all summer, would you? Well, since you have put your furs and heavy clothes in moth balls, why not throw away that coat of fat? Every organ in the body must work harder to support those pounds you do not need. Overweight is especially uncom fortable in hot weather. There is the problem of chafing and prickly heat.

Also, the heavy woman must pass by the cool, light undergar ments designed for summer because she requires more rigid figure control. Shorts and pedal pushers are out of the question. She often gives up swimming because swim suits are too revealing. Summer is the perfect time to reduce. Our appetites are not so whetted by' cold weather, and there is such an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Many women's winter clubs and civic responsibilities drop off so that members can find more time for exercise and also for outdoor life with their families. Foods czn be deceiving. We are likely to judge a food's cooling ability by its temperature. Certain JoAnn Broz, Joseph Stedronsky Wed In Wagner Methodist Church MHS Graduates Speak Vows At Alexandria At a marriage ceremony per- 'owned Wednesday evening in Alexandria by the Rev. Wendell A.

Johnson of the Methodist Church there, Miss Sondra Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smith of Mitchell became the bride of Rob ert Gobell, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs.

Robert Gobell of rural Mitchell. Attending the couple for the double ring ceremony were Miss Susan Parker of Mitchell, who served as maid of honor and Michael Shevin, Mitchell, who was the best man. For her wedding Mrs. Gobell wore a white gown with a pleated skirt and lace insertions. She had a corsage of mixed white flowers.

Mr. and Mrs. Gobell both graduated from Senior High School in Mitchell last June. While a student here Mrs. Gobell won many iwards for various school activities, ncludlng all-state band and chorus.

Mr. Gobell was senior class president, played football and participat ed in track events. Following the ceremony Miss Parker held a reception at her home for the couple. Classmates of the bride and bridegroom were in attendance. Following a wedding trip to Call 'ornia the couple will live in Rapid Sty where the bridegroom will at- end the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in the fall.

Altar Society Makes Plans For Buffet Supper The regular meeting of the Catholic Altar Society of the Holy Family Catholic Church was held Tuesday afternoon in the church clubrooms, Opening prayers were led by the Rt. Rev. J. M. Brady, followed by he flag salute.

Mrs. Leo Huebsch, presidet, conducted the meeting. Plans were completed for a buffet supper to welcome the Rev. James Doyle the parish. Reports were given by the Division Leaders and Committees.

The Rev. Richard Mahowald and he Rev. James Doyle were guests at the meeting and each spoke briefly to the group. Mrs. Robert Baird and her committee of Division 1 were heiresses or the afternoon.

Following the serving of refreshments games were played and-prizes awarded. Mrs, Kenneth Wray won the door prize. INCORRECT NAME GIVEN In a recent story regarding the VFW Auxiliary meeting which appeared on the Society Page, the reporter was informed that a memor ial service was conducted for the late Ed Midgard. The name should have been Jack Midgard. Extension Club Officers Renamed By Republic Service PRESHO Last year's officers were re elected to serve another year when the Better Homes Ex tension Club met at the home Mrs.

Raymond Moe June 25. They are Mrs. Moe, chairman Mrs. Walter Jacoby, vice chairman and Mrs. John Jenson, secretary treasurer.

Guests was Mrs. Helen Staining er, Kennebec, home demonstration agent, who gave reports on dates for future meetings. Several book reviews were givei by Mrs, Jenson with Mrs. Fm Feldhaus giving the recreation and music 'demonstration. The club history, compiled in 195' was read by Mrs.

Jacoby with Mrs Elisabeth Nolan adding the club achievements during her chairmanship, bringing the history up to 1956. Mrs. E. F. Hemesath will host the first meeting in the fall.

A potluck lunch concluded the afternoon Family Picnic A family picnic was held at the home of Mrs. Wilma Doily Sunday The occasion was the birthday Mrs. Dolly's brother, William Tied je, of Mitchell. Other relatives present were Mrs William Tiedje, Miss Mildred Tied Je, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Tiedje and daughter, Ruth Ann, all of Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dolly and family and Mr. and Mrs. LeRo; Dolly and family.

MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH G. 8TEDRON8IU (Photo by Brown) By Republic Newt Service A reception was held ID the WAGNER Miss JoAnn Broz. church parlors.

of Circle Frey-Zirpel Vows. Read In Afternoon Ceremony Visitors Are Hostesses At Theater Party Two Jtiung vteltofi to Mitchell were hostesses on Friday afternoon at ft theater party at the State Theater to eight of their Mitchell riends. ttdstesftei Were Miss Barbara Robliwon, of Mr. and Mrs. Tremaine Robinson of Chaddsford.

and Miss Colleen Gaitskell, daughter of Mrs. C. R. Gaitsklll, Sunland, Calif, The latter with Mr. and Mrs.

Robinson and their families'are at he present time visiting at the L. W. Robitison home in Mitchell. Following the show, the girls went to the Robinson home for refreshments. MR.

AND MRS. NORBERT J. ZIRPEL (Photo by Schmidt Studio) By Republic News Service TRIPP Miss Elaine Frey, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frey of Delmont and Norbert J.

Zirpel, son of Mr. and Mrs. dott- ried Zirpel of Parkston, exchang- marriage vows in a late after- oon ceremony June 30 at the Reformed Church. The lev. Mr.

Blaufuss officiated. Miss Marcella Brosz was organist and soloists were Misses Vlary Ellen Zirpel and Carol May- Miss Darlene Frey was maid of honor and'bridesmaids were Misses Rosalene Zirpel, Marlene Albrecht and: Carol Erck. Elmer Zirpel' was est man and Ernest Frey, Ivan' Baumiller and Ray Dewald were attendants. Ushering were Ray Thum and Wilbur Zirpel. Sandra Ttyium was flower girl and Wayne Zirpel the ring bearer.

A reception for around 420 guests was held In the Legion Hall. Among hose assisting there were Mrs. Marvin Haase, Mrs. Melvln Zirpel, iss Lucille Herr, Martin Zirpel, Stuart Oberg, Mrs. Clarence Haase tflss Alice Reiner, Mrs.

Leo Welser, Mrs. Ray Thum, Mrs. Elmer Zirpel, Mrs. Ervln Zirpel and Miss ilarlene Haase. Ervln Zirpel was oastmaster during a program.

Mrs. Zirpel is a graduate of Trlpp High School. The bridegroom as served four years in the Air 'orce and is engaged in farming. After a short wedding trip the Jrpels will make their home on a arm southwest of Parkston. aylene Willard Married In Andes By Republic News Service PICKSTOWN On June 27 Miss Gaylene Willard, daughter of Mr.

nd Mrs. Fred Willard of Picks- own became the bride of Arnold Stickney Legion Auxiliary Unit Has Installation By Republic News Service STICKNEY Mrs. W. F. Gerken was hostess to the American Legion Auxiliary the afternoon of June 26.

Mrs. Hazel Helland of Mt, Vernon, district president, was present and installed the local officers for coming year, as follows: Mrs Richard Lien, president; Mrs. Lu Verne GreenweU, vice president; Mrs. W. F.

Gerken, secretary; Mrs Nina McNary, treasurer. Mrs. Keith Gerken became a new member of the group. Mrs. Helland gave a report of the State meeting at Rapid City.

Sharon Hargreaves gave a report on her week spent at Girls' State. Church Society Meets The Dorcas Circle met at the Aurora Reformed Church basement the afternoon of June 27 with Mrs Richard Pykstra and Mrs: John Van Genderen as hostesses. Mrs. Peter Punt and Mrs. Jo seph Hansum led the topic "Father." Plans were made for the Mission Feast to be held Aug.

14. Family Reunion The Scales family had a reunion at Fish Lake Park on June 23, Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Scales, Mr, and Mrs. Ben Miller, Mr. and Mrs Rex Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Miller ttnd family, Mr and Mrs.

Vince Lalley and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Scales, Mr and Mrs. Ed Heezen and family Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Heezen anc family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scales and family, "all of Plankinton; Mr and Mrs. Don Scales, of Stickney Mrs. Helen Herway and Mr.

and Mrs. Wright Newsome and daugh ters, Eagle Grove, la. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Broz of Wagner and Joseph G.

Sted- rtmsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- vud Stedronsky of Wagner, exchanged marriage vows the after- One of the wscs were walsted by Alyse Mazourek, Laura Heida, Lorene Olson, Dorothy Haar, Lottie Engel, Mrs. Vera Pullmw, Mrs. Helen Rohla, Mrs.

Milo Neeetril, Birthday Noted Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Am bur were hosts at a five o'clock dinner Sun day afternoon for relatives on the first birthday of their daughter, Dona Rae. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Ambur and Blanche, Mrs. Hilda Olson, George Orbison, the Paul Olson and Lawrence Ambur families. Bridal Shower Miss Irene Drier was guest of honor at a nuptial shower June 30 in the parlors of the Church of Christ the King.

Hostesses were Miss Anna Urban, Mrs. E. F. Hemesath, Mrs. Frank Urban, Mrs.

Henry Rasmussen, Mrs. Walter Jacoby, Mrs. Edward LaRoche, Mrs. P. Swinson, Mrs.

Raymond Brodrecht, Mrs. Albert Krier, Mrs. C. J. Kuokleburg and Mrs.

Francis Cartney, Kennebec. The time was spent socially and playing with a dessert lunch being served to approximately 40 guesu, Assisting the bride to be in opening her gifts were her sisters, MRS. ARNOLD EITEMILLER Eitemiller, son of Mr. and Mrs Vene Eitemiller of Armour. The eremony was performed in thi Presbyterian Church in Lake An des, with the Rev.

Leslie Lewis per forming the double ring service. Miss Deanna Pearson, Bristow was maid of honor and Alyin Cudley, Wagner, the best man. Mrs. Eitemiller is a 1957. gradu ate of Piokstown High School and Mr.

Eitemiller a graduate of Arm our High School. After a short trip to the Black Hills, they will reside on a farm south of Armour. Charlotte Junker Of Carthage Is Wed In Illinois fcy Republic News Service CARTHAGE Miss Charlotte Junker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Junker, Carthage, became the bride of Raymond N.

Trompeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Crabgrass Hot Weather Pest By Mitchell garden Club According to one of the country's eadlng landscape and nursery specialists, the beginning of hot weather is also the time to start waging war against crab grass, Pull upright with a rake, and cut he crab grass with a mower. Be careful to catch and burn all seed- Ing stalks so that they cannot take root again.

Incidentally, here's a note for next year: Good seed planted thickly in the late spring is the best year 'round crab grass kill- Nitrates cannot be formed In the ground at high temperatures. The Intense heat may last for long periods during the summer, starving the plants. The hot months are also a good time to cut back dead stalks and iranches from plants that need this treatment. Without such impediments to sap their vatality, will be better able to withstand the rigors of the sun and teat. As summer goes on, be sure you don't let your garden run down.

Keep tall flowers well staked and cut out all dead stalks. Keep edges trimmed and stir the soil on the surface for weed prevention. Give plants which are ready to bloom plenty of food. A little extra effort during hot spells will save and preserve the fruits of a'long spring's labors. Airman From Bridgewaier Is Wed In Maine By Republic News Service BRIDGEWATER In a wedding at the Nazarene parsonage, Bangor, June 29 Miss Jean Elizabeth Walker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Walker of Bangor and George Arthur Sample, U.S.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sample of Bridgewater spoke their wedding vows. The Rev.

Deane Hardy officiated at the double ring service in the presence of immediate members of the bride's family and a few intimate friends. The bride chose a blue summer suit with all white accessories and wore a corsage of yellow roses. Bailey. Attending Mr. Sample as Her bridesmaid was Miss Joan best man was Robert Walker.

Immediately after the ceremony a reception was given at the Essex Street Grange Hall. Mrs. Sample attended the Bangor schools and is employed at Freezes Department Store. Mr. Sample attended the public grade and high school at Bridgewater and has served in the Air Force for three years.

He recently completed a service period in Greenland. Currently he is assigned to the 4060 the Field Maintenance Squadron at Dow Air Force Base. The Samples are making their home at 235 Palm Street, Bangor. MRS. N.

TRUMPETER Trompeter, Peru, 111., June 29 in St. Joseph Catholic Church in Peru. iversity of Colorado and is employed as teacher in the Peril school system. Mr. Trompeter is graduate of St.

Bede High School, and University of Notre Came, South Bend, Ind. He is associated with the Trompeter Construction Company at Peru. Attending the wedding from Carthage were Mr. and Mrs, Earl Junker, Mrs. Charles Selken, Misses Marie, Linda and Chertne Junker.

90 Members Of Fluth Family Hold Reunion By Republic New! Set-vice BRIDGEWATER Ninety members of the Fluth family held a reunion in McKennan Park, Sioux Falls, June 30. This group included the children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Fluth, early day pioneers of the Bridgewater'area. Those from the Bridgewater-Em- cry community attending were Mr.

and Mrs. George Slevers, Mr. and Mrs. Relnhold Llberda and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Wlmer Glanzer. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Juncht and family, Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Fluth, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fluth, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Fluth and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Fluth, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Fluth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fluth. Birthday Club Fetes Woon socket Resident By Republic News Service WOONSOCKET The birthday Nuptial Mass was read by the Rev.

Casimis Miller, using the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Gamache was the organist and Mrs. Adolph Gnldovic the soloist. Mrs.

Stanley Allen, Portland, was matron of honor. Don Trompeter, brother of the bridegroom; was best man. Jim Moran and Ray Katowski were the ushers. A wedding breakfast, for the immediate families was held in the of Mrs. Charles Emerson was observed June 26, with members of her birthday club coming in and bringing potluck supper.

Guests present included Mrs. Elizabeth Rowan, Mrs. Max Miller, Mrs. Battis Steichen, and Mrs. William Goergen.

Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Emerson of Minneapolis, who arrived later in the evening. Supper Guests Red Room at the Hotel Kashlskia.i Supper guests at the home of After a honeymoon at a resort Mrs. Anna Helgoland June 26, in- In Gulf Hills, the couple willicluded Mrs.

Nellie Helgoland, Mrg. reside at 616 Chartress St. La I Hat tie Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Salle.

Johnson, all of Mitchell and The bride, a graduate of Garth-Mr. and Mrs. Mike Helgoland, ru- age High School, attended the Un-'ral Woonsocket. MORE NEW BRANIFF SERVICE Fast SIOUX CITY OMAHA LINCOLN SOUTH AMERICA Now luxury service to 9'countriesl PHONE 8283 or cell The Mitchell Nations! Bank, 217-19 North Mein Street AIRWAYS BRANIFF Misses Alvena and Alvina Dreier Miss Evelyn Dreier and Mrs. Char les Seeley also assisted at the arty, and registered the guests, espectively.

noon of June 30 at the Alice Broz, Janic Bwartz, Church. The Rev. Robert Weguer Joan Stedronsky, Mrs. Jean Von- officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs.

POD Pirplek played nuptial music and accompanied the soloist. Miss Bonita Rohla. Mrs, Clarice iros was matron of honor and Misses Frances and Rose Msrie etedronsky were brides maids. John Weldensee was best man were Jerjy were Ush- ack SchuMt, Ind Don- 1M4 Charleoe Bverg was Mwv fBaa4 was ring bearer. Eschen, and Mrs.

Elaine The bride is a two-year graduate of the University of SouUi Dakota and has been teaching at School in Morningeide, Sioux City, la. The bridegroom is a graduate of South Dakota State College. He is in the hardware business at Wagner. Following a weddiog trip in Canada, the couple will reside in Canada after July 15. SHOP IN MITCHEU LAWN HOSE 25 ft $1.39 50ft.

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