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a a a Illinois, Wednesday, June 24, 1959. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE TWENTY-ONE Sister Visits Mrs. I. Davis Mrs. Nellie Freihage of Sierra a Vista, Ariz.

is visiting in the home of he: sister, Mrs. Idella Davis, 1460 N. College after returning from a tour of Europe. Mrs. Freihage, graduate of Decatur High School, moved to Arizona in 1920.

She had worked in the business office of The Decatur Herald from 1913 to 1917 when she entered Illinois State Normal University. In Arizona she became assistant postmaster and postmaster at Hereford and served for 28 years. She remained in government service with the Army Electronic Proving Ground at Fort Hauchuca, Ariz. until her retirement this year. Mrs.

Freihage, who was the former Nellie Cooper of Decatur, served as a council member at Sierra Vista, Ariz. from 1956 to 1959. Judy Greider Is Winner Judy Greider Wins on 'Social Judy Greider, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greider, 2195 W.

Macon and her five year old gelding "Social Climb er" won a trophy and blue ribbon in the equitation class at the Evansville Junior League Horse Show in Evansville, over the weekend. Judy appeared in the class for 10-vear-olds and under. She judged for riding ability and for putting her horse through the paces. This is Judy's first season in horse shows. She won a first in the Midwest Show in Springfield early in June.

Her family accompanies her when she is entered in competition. HOGAN-BANTA ENGAGEMENT TOLD Clay City, June 23 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hogan of Clay City announce the engagement of their daughter Annakay and James D. Banta, son of Mrs.

Iva Banta of Flora. Miss Hogan is employed by the IGA market in Flora and Mr. Banta is, with the Flora Marathon Service Station. Henneberry-Loftus Johanne Fairs CIT Scout Counselor LEGION A AUXILIARY COUNCIL MEETS Clinton, June 24 (Special) The Dewitt County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary last meeting of the year will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Legion Hall in Clinton.

There are three units in the county, Farmer City, Kenney land Clinton. MRS. ASH PLAN REHEARSAL DINNER Mr. and Mrs. E.

Glenn Ash of Harristown will give a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the Hotel Orlando for the wedding party of their son David and his fiancee, Miss Patricia Ann Galbreath. 'The couple is to be married in a 3 p.m. ceremony Sunday in the First Methodist Church. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Galbreath of 84 First South Shores has been honored at several parties recently. A coffee and kitchen shower was given Tuesday at the home Mrs. John Winings of 424 S.

Bovd St. and last Saturday a miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs. A. P. McIntosh of Orear.a.

Co-hostesses were Mrs. Edith Irwin, Miss Eunice Irwin, Mrs. Donald Keck and Mrs. Glenn Ash, all relatives of the groom-to-be. Former 'classmates of Miss Galbreath in Peoria were guests at a Mr.

Johanne and Mrs. H. Fairs, daughter Fairs of John H. of 43 N. Country Club Rd.

is visiting this week with her and sister, Mrs. Howard R. Nonken of Malvern, Pa. Thursday she will go on to South Kent, where she' will be counselor of the Girl Scout Counselor in Training unit at Camp Frances. She will be at the camp the remainder of the summer.

Judy Hagebush To Head Pi Phis Officers of the Pi Beta Phi sorority chapter at Millikin University for the coming year are: Tudy Hagebush, Decatur, president Bev Patterson, Moline, vice president Judy Hanes, Decatur, corresponding secretary Ann Drennan, Cottage Hills, recording secretary Jo Benson, Round Lake, treasurer Jan Van Ausdall, Springfield, pledge trainer Emilyann Berg, Decatur, historian Barbara Witzeman, Springfield, scholarship chairman Karla Fleck, Decatur, rush captain Sandra Bertash, Chicago, and Mary Gage, Decatur, social chairmen. Karla Fleck was the recipient for the past year of the Arling. ton Heights Outstanding Sophomore Award presented to only one active in the Pi Phi province. Selma Mitchell of Elgin, past president of the chapter, winner of the fraternity service award for the lota province. She also recipient of the outstanding senior award presented by the local alumnae chapter.

miscellaneous shower June 17 given by Miss Clara Galbreath of Peoria, aunt of the Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Henneberry of near Utica announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Jean and James T. Loftus, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Milton M. Loftus, 333 E. Pierson Ave, Miss Henneberry is in the LaSalle. National Bank, LaSalle.

Her fiance is a student at Illinois State Normal University, Normal. The wedding will take Aug. 29 in St. Mary's Church, Lowry-Lockhart Miss Mary Jean Henneberry MURPHY-SCHROF WEDDING SUNDAY Miss Sandra Joan Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Murphy of Clinton, became the bride Sunday of John Marion Schrof, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schrof of Forrest. The wedding took place in St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Forrest.

The couple will be at home in Normal after July 1. She is a junior at Illinois State Normal University and he is employed by the American Screen in nearby Chatsworth, Her wedding' dress of lace and tulle over satin was made with a hooped skirt and she carried a white orchid with blue delphinium on a white Bible. Monte Swearingen of Decatur was ring bearer. Mrs. Oscar B.

Lowry of Paris announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Patricia and John Lockhart of Weldon. He is the son Mrs. Victor Lockhart of Santa Fe, N. Mex. The wedding will take place 3 p.m.

Aug. 9 in the First Bap tist Church of Paris. Miss Lowry received her bachelor of science degree from kin University and has been employed as a teacher at Roosevelt Junior High School. Mr. Lockhart attended DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind.

He is engaged in farmling. MARY LIGHTHALL ENTERTAINS Clinton, June 24 (Special) Miss Mary Lighthall of Clinton, entertained at a kitchen shower in her home yesterday for Miss Mary Garl of Pekin who is to be married July Miss Garl is a former resident of Clinton when she taught Business Education in the Clinton High School several years. An out-of-town guest at the party was Miss Nancy Robinson of Springfield, a former girls physical education teacher at Clinton High. Their Weddings and Engagements Told Sunderland-Williams Only the immediate families were present June 15 for the wedding of Miss Sharon Sunderland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Herman Sunderland, Rural Route 6, and Ronald L. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Williams, 1940 Indiana Ct.

The Rev. Alfred H. Stone officiated at 4 p.m. in the First English Lutheran Church. The new Mrs.

Williams chose a white sheath dress and a white carnation corsage for her wedding. She was attended by Miss Sandra McKinney who wore a two piece white dress trimmed in brown with a corsage of pink carnations. Dale Sunderland was best man. Mr. and Mrs.

Williams are making their home at 1940 Indiana Ct. He is attending Brown's Business College. West-Cummins Miss Nancy Jo West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.

West, 2920 E. Main married Sunday to Carl 'Gene Cummins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Cummins, Rural Route 7.

The Rev. Donald Ferrill officiated in the West Side Nazarene Church and a reception followed in the YWCA. After a wedding trip to Wisconsin the couple will live on Rural Route 7. He works for his father in the Disposal. Her wedding dress of lace and net was fashioned with a floor length skirt that fell into a train, and she carried a cascade of white flowers.

Bridal attendants Miss Joyce Gillen and Miss Debbie Miss Patricia Lowry carnations, attended her sister as matron of honor. Stanley Peterson, Paxton, was best man and ushers were Charles Swanson, Ludlow, cousin of the groom, and Eugene McNelis, Gibson City, nephew of the groom. New Shipment Just In! Vines a Plants! FLOWER JACOBS SHOP 2629 E. Main Ph. 3-9791 HETTINGER-INGLEMAN WEDDING JUNE 12 Monticello, June 24 (Special) Mr.

and Mrs. David Charles Ingleman are at home on a farm near Paxton following their marriage June 12 at Monticello. Mrs. Ingleman is the former Miss Phyllis Irene Hettinger. Monticello, and her groom is the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Ingleman, Paxton The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Orville Hubbartt, St. Joseph, formerlv of Monticello, before. 84 guests in the home of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis C. Hettinger. The bride wore blue chiffon ballerina length dress, a halo of vellow and white flowers and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Mrs.

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Ed Morenz served as best man, and 1 ushers were Farell and Alex Cummins. Tooley-Skusa Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tooley, 532 W.

King announce the engagement of their daughter Bette and Dean Skusa, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Skusa, 1622 E. Lawrence St.

A July wedding is planned. The groom- is employed at the Decatur Signal Depot. Webb-Huffman Clinton, June 24 (Special) Miss Patricia Webb and John Huffman will be married at p.m, Sunday in Assembly of God Church by the Rev. C. R.

DePrenger. Miss Webb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webb, Clinton, and is a junior in Clinton High School. Her fiance is the son of Mr.

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