The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 29

Mr. and Mrs, Melvin S. of Seattle, form'er Racine residents, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Holly Sandra, to Jeremy M. Smith, son of Mr, and Mrs. John P.

Smith of White Center, Wash. Miss Wee and her fiance will be Susan Qualheim To Be Wed in August Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Qualheim of 111 S.

Vincennes Circle, North Bay, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Edward W. Hodges, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hodges of Oak Ridge, Tenn, Miss Qualheim, an education major, is scheduled to be graduated from Northwestern University, Evanston, 111., in June. She is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority.

The bridegroorn-elect, a graduate of Northwestern, is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He is living in Wilmington, where he is staff organizer for the state Republican Party. An Aug. 4 wedding is being planned. Studio Margaret Winterle fiancee Mr.

and Mrs. Reinhard Winterle of 1031 Emmertsen Road announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Karen, to Marshall (Jerry) Merrill, SA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Merrill of 912 Cleveland Ave.

The bridegroom-elect is serving with the Navy aboard the USS Intrepid. No wedding date has been set. Lucdlike Photo Diana Fries Betrothed The engagement of their daughter, Diana Mary, to Lewis Di.xon Webster is being announced by Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Fries of 744 Perry Ave. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Webster of Appleton, formerly of Racine.

A late summer wedding is planned. NAIL TIP To protect your fingernails, use an orange stick tipped with a brush at one end. Just dip the brush into soap and clean around each nail. It will do an effective job, gently. married July 7 in St.

Luke's Church of the "Richmond Highlands, Miss Wee is the granddaughter of Mrs, Cliristine Wee of 2503 17th and of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Krause, also formerly of Racine and Toronto, Canada, now residing in Seattle, The future bridegroom is majoring in psychology at Seattle University, Guests at the Rotary Ann luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m, in the YWCA will be Claude May, who will speak on "Land of Sunshine and Shadow, South and Mrs. May. Luncheon reservations, in charge of Mrs. Lee Bolton, will close Monday.

Miss Sharon FredeHckson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, E. R. Fredericksdn of 6900 Durand Road, has been elected president of Tau Chapter of Delta Zeta sorority at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Miss Frederickson is a junior in the school of home economics, majoring in foods and nutrition. Photo Husbqnds Jobs Inspire Jayceffes Hats Hats told the story at the Jaycettes' recent election- meeting.

Occupations of Junior Chamber of Commerce provided the inspiration for their wives' hats. After the ballots were counted, the new their photographed as above from left: Mrs. Robert Nelson of 2403 West Lawn president, whose husband is a salesman of photo-copying equipment; Mrs. Robert Kimberlain of 2307 Dwight treasurer, whose hat is composed entirely of cookies, a product sold by her husband; Mrs. Dan Drab of 3321 10th vice president, whose hat of drawings and ruled lines symbolizes the work of her engineer husband; and Mrs.

Gary Jensen of 610 Oregon secretary, whose husband is with a Racine gift shop. Joint installation ceremonies of the two organizations are planned. House MRS. WARREN BELTZ (Sandra Hedera) Hedera-Belfz Nupfials Told Mr. and Mrs.

William Hedera of Ft. Lauderdale, announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Sandra Lee, to Warren Arthur Beltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beltz of Big Bend, Wis. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Joseph Clements, March 22, at the Southwest Baptist Church in Ft. Lauderdale. Attendants were Doris Wisler of Ft. Lauderdale and Terry Dennis of Racine, a cousin of the bride. The newly married couple was honored April 7 at a reception at the Racine Labor Center.

Mr, and Mrs. Beltz will reside in Racine until June. The bride is a student at the Racine-Kenosha Teachers College. Her bridegroom, a graduate of the same school, is teaching at North Cape School. D.

Toff Weds in Texas The marriage of Capt. Donald Louis Toft, USAF, son of Col. and Mrs. Douglas 0. Toft of Chester, formerly of Racine, took place March 24 in First Baptist Church of Devine, Texas, where he claimed Arlene Ann Bendele as his bride.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bendele of Devine. The couple will live in Abilene, Texas, where the bridegroom is stationed at Dyess Air Force Base. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.

The bride, in a gown styled with lace bodice and taffeta skirt with chapel train, was attended by Mary Ann Moore of Devine, who wore duty rose. David Toft of West Bend, was his brother's best man and ushers were ROnald Schott of College Station, Texas, and Anthony Petri Jr. of Devine. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony. Luedtke Photo Virginia Webster Luedtke-Webster Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Web- stjjr of Appleton, formerly of Racine, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Virginia, to Kenneth R. Luedtke, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman F. Luedtke of 1204 N. Main St. The bride-elect attended Stout State College in Menomonie, Wis.

Her fiance is studying photography at the Layton School of Art in Milwaukee. Plans are being nfade for a wedding early next year. Journal-Times fo Run 2d Annual Brides' Tab Just about a year ago telephones at the Journal- Times were ringing furiously with many Racine residents asking the same question: "What happened to the special section on brides? We thought it was going to be in the paper today." To avoid similar confusion this spring, announcement is being made of the Brides' Tabloid which will appear in the Sunday Bulletin April 29. This special section will feature everytbing; fun at the showers, flowers at the ceremony, fashions for the wedding party, food at the reception and furnishings for the couples' first home. Look for it two weeks from today! Alwoys comfortable beautifully basic Lacy Knit by L'AIGLON Never out of season and a dress you'll truly live in This flawless gem of a dress is so basic that it will go everywhere at a moment's notice now and the whole summer ahead.

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Ralph H. Rasmussen and Mrs, James E. Bunck are co-chairmen of tea arrangements and Mrs. Harold C. Jensen and Mrs.

George Matteson Jr. are planning the Easter decorations. Mrs. Harold E. Ross and Mrs.

Jess Barta will pour. Three women are being added to the roster of life members of the club this year. They are Mrs. Martin F. Hueffner of Iowa City, Iowa, Mrs.

John Pugh Jr. and Mrs. E. H. Wadewitz.

The club's life members are the Mmes. Percy H. Batten, jMax Bloch, J. H. Brannum, Louis Cahoon, Bert L.

Calkins, A. R. Callender, Malcolm E. Erskine, M. Wayne Everett, John S.

Hart, Richard P. Howell, Taylor Jelliffe, Milton J. Knoblock, Edward Matausek and Walton Miller. Carol Purtee June Bride Mrs. Marie Purtee of 1509 Arthur Ave.

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