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a TWENTY THE DECATUR REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, November 27, 1956. Woman's Club Plans Dinner Decatur Woman's Club will honor their husbands and families Thursday with dinner at 6:30 m. in the clubhouse. Special music is planned for the event. Mrs.

Charles Wintz is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Keith Baird and Mrs. Lester Hays. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Bachrach will show films of their African trip. Reservations are requested immediately, and may be called to Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. R. C.

Archibald or Mrs. Emery Livergood. Bridge Saturday Night At Southside Country Club Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhns will accept reservations for the dinner bridge at 6:30 p.m.

Saturday night at Southside Country Club. Lowe-Oltmann Vows Exchanged in Owaneco Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frederick Oltmann are on a Florida wedding trip following their marriage Sunday at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with the Rev.

Jacob Esslinger officiating. The parents of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lowe, Owaneco, gave a reception following the ceremony in the parish 1 house. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lester H. Oltmann of Nokomis. The bride, the former Miss: Barbara Jean Lowe, chose for her wedding a floor-length gown of tilly lace with a jeweled neckline. Her silk illusion veil fell from a jeweled double crown and she carried a white orchid on a prayer book.

Miss Virginia Lowe in cafe au lait parfait was maid of honor and Miss Myrna Speagle in lace mint green was bridesmaid. Their dresses were of ballerina length with portrait necklines and matching disc shaped hat. They, carried baskets of bronze chrysanthemums. The candlelighters, Miss Dorothy Lowe and Miss Carolyn Gabriels wore rosebud parfait identical to that of the bridesmaids. Marvin Oltmann was 1 best man, Charles Tester, groomsman; with Lloyd Redeker and John Wilhour serving as ushers.

The couple will live in Nokomis where the groom is engaged in. farming. Miss Martha Rose Gardner Gardner-Westray Clinton, Nov. 27 (Staff) Mr. and Mrs.

John Gardner of Beason announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Rose and Joseph Gene Westray, son of Earl Westray of Clinton. Miss Gardner is employed in the office at John Warner Hospital, Clinton, and Mr. Westray works in The Journal and Public office, Clinton. A February wedding is planned. WARRENSBURG OES INSTALLS OFFICERS Illini Chapter 813, Order of Eastern Star, will hold an installation of officers Wednesday at 8 p.

m. in the Warrensburg Masonic Temple. They are: Mrs. Kenneth Stone, worthy matron Kenneth Stone, worthy patron Mrs. Harold Rotz, associate matron Harold Rotz, associate patron Mrs.

Grace Watkins, secretary Mrs. Helen Osborne, treasurer Mrs. Sue Illman, conductress Mrs. Marilyn Ellington, associate conductress Mrs. Juanita Alsup, chaplain Mrs.

Mary Lou Long, marshal You'll need about two cups of mashed cooked potatoes to combine with a four ounce package of shredded dried codfish. for codfish balls. Soak the codfish according to package directions before using. Over-baking meringue pie may result in a tough and shrunken topping. Mrs.

Jimmy Lyle Harry Ward-Harry Clinton, Nov. 27 (Staff) Wedding vows were exchanged Sunday, by Miss Ruth Ward, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Shields, and Jimmy Lyle Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harry.

The wedding took place at 3 p. m. in the Clinton Baptist Church, with The Rev. Casper J. Allen officiating.

The bride, given in marriage by her brother, William L. Ward of Kankakee, wore a gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta starpoint. The bodice was fashioned with a scoop neckline with lace appliques embroidered with iridescent sequins. Her mitts were of matching lace, and, the full gathered skirt over net and taffeta extended into chapel train: Her full circular veil of pure silk English illusion fell from a heart shaped lace shell with pearl design. She carried a bouquet of white roses.

Mrs. J. Arnett Wilson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a floor length autumn gold crystalette. over taffeta gown, and a gold lace picture hat. She carried bronze chrysanthemums.

Jerry Harry, brother of the bridegroom was best man, and ushers were J. Arnett Wilson, Sonny Neal, and Paul North. Mrs. Harry was formerly employed in the office of the Dewitt County Farm Bureau. Her husband attended Illinois State Normal University at Normal.

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Mrs. Leon Lamet of Carthage spoke to group in Southeast School on the subject, "Too Many, Too Little, Too She referred to the increasing numbers of children in the schools as too many, pointing to the teacher shortage as too little, and stressed the fact that as citizens we should do something about education in order to maintain a level for the next generation before it is too late. A member of the national education committee of AAUW, the speaker is vice-chairman of the citizens advisory committee on Education in Illinois. She has been teacher, and was a' delegate to the White House Conference on Education in Washington. Mrs.

Lamet reminded, AAUW members that 3S a liberal arts group they have the prerequisites for teaching. Five children from the sixth grade at Enterprise School gave a play they had written themselves about Thanksgiving, Veterans Day and Book Week. It was directed by the teacher, Miss Eta Eilers. Participants were: Freddie Brewer Dickie Glick Carla Muirheid Margaret Myers Alice Stites Family Visits From Flossmoor Thanksgiving week visitors Guy Alfred, left, and James Mat- ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Rodfrom Flossmoor are Mr. and Mrs. they. Mrs. O'Connor is the gers, 412 N.

Oakland Ave. Jack O'Connor and their sons former Harriett Rodgers, daugh- (Photo by Lindquist) Yule Shopping Carnival at A pre-Christmas "Shopping Carnival" featuring nine select small shops of Decatur and sponsored by the young adult clubs of the YWCA will be held at the Thursday. From 2 p. m. until 9:00 p.

the shops will display and sell gifts for the whole family. The entire second floor of the YW will be given over to the carnival. It is being decorated hy the young adults in holiday fashion. There will be no admission fee and the public is welcome. Clubs will sell refreshments.

Shops co- operating in the event are: Ahlenius' Gift Shop Ball O' Yarn. Shop Happiness House Gifts Hobby House Toyland Leek Antiques -Little Red House Vallette Parfums Welcome Shop The event marks one of the efforts of the young adults to raise money this year for conference and convention funds. Members of the Young Adult Interclub Council planning the event are: Mrs. J. M.

Owens, Voyants, president Miss Ruth Kasper, Supper Club, vice-president Mrs. F. Mason, Voyants, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Chester R. Moore and Mrs.

C. J. Ritchards, Cosmo Miss Ardis Bond, Supper Club Mrs. Dan Pugh and Mrs. S.

Garrison, Grand Amigos Who's New Steven Allan, born Nov. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hebel, 22 Seventh Drive. Mrs.

Hebel is the Phyllis Bateman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bateman, 976 N. Monroe St. Paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Hebel, 3340 E. Chesnut St.

Mrs. Maude Brown, 976 N. Monroe is the great Belinda Kay Bradford, born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Dale E.

Bradford, 2509 N. Calhoun St. Mrs. Bradford is the former Marlene Meredith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul E. Meredith, 2104 N. Church St. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. A.

R. Hirstein of Macon. Great grandmother is Mrs. Ada Wagner, 1325 N. Water St.

Steven William, second child, born Nov. 18 to Mr. and Mrs. John R. McDonald, 5 Peggy Ann Dr.

Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McDonald, 1046 W.

View and the William Brunkens of Tower Hill. Michael Frederick, born Nov. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sweet HI, 6604 10th Ave.

Terrace St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Sweet is the former Constance DeMarr of Decatur. Dixie Darlene, third child, born DATE DESSERTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS There are so many delicious desserts and breads that are made from dates.

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Find fault with her and she is hard to live with. Tell her she is wonderful and she'll break her neck trying to be a perfect wife. A woman needs to be needed. She is often at her best when the going is rough and when her husband needs her help, her encouragement, and her ability to make the best of things. The reason why she often seems to grow dissatisfied and frustrated when the uphill struggle is over is simply GOLDEN QUAYLE PLANS POTLUCK SUPPER SUNDAY Golden Quayle Club's mystery pals will be revealed Sunday at a 6:30 p.

m. potluck in the Odd Fellows Hall. There will be a gift exchange also. Hostesses include: Mrs. Walter Adams, Mrs.

Glen Dugan and Mrs. Lillian Sutherland. Licensed Practical Nurses On Thursday the Licensed Prac- tical Nurses will meet in the Nov. 17 to Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Thornell of Marion, Ind. Baby's mother is the former Geneva Schoolcraft, daughter of Mrs. Dica Schoolcraft, 340 W.

Sawyer St. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Harrison of Decatur. Kevin Mark, second son, born Nov. 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bergiand of Mannheim, Germany.

Baby's father is a sergeant in the U.S. Army and is being transferred to France. Mrs. Bergland is the former Barbara Payton. Grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. Jack H. Pavion, 2126 E. Lincoln and the Rev. and Mrs.

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A woman who is crazy for things, who has to keep ahead of the Joneses, who is never satisfied with what she has, is a woman who doesn't feel loved. As long as a woman is sure that she is loved, things aren't of paramount importance. A woman doesn't really want to be boss. She is never as proud of overruling her husband to get her own way as she is when she's able to say, "John simply put his foot down." A woman's home is as important to her as a man's career is to him. That is why she will spend weeks trying to find just the right shade of material for the living room draperies.

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