Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • 5

Recent Wedd ings And Engagements i Eta Chapter meets in Sputnik Room Meetings held (Continued from Society Pige 1) Mil 1' i 9 i i i if I 3 rv 1 i MR. AND MRS. RONALD G. MISS MEREDITH JUNE COLEMAN, whose engagement is being announced by her parent, Mr. and Mrs.

Mosris A. Coleman. Ilamld E. Parde, aon of Mr. and Mrs.

John Parde, is the prospective bridegroom A wintrr wedding Is planned. A 0 'rt3 taken from Hebrew 11: 1-4 closing with prayer and silence in tribute to Mrs. Clyde Little, who died Sept. 28. Mrs.

Dwfcht Moell had chare of tne program and brought before the erouD a resume of thn work being conducted by the Rev. and Mrs. tiabei in the M.Y.F. and Sen ior, groups of the church, Coble read a letter shu hnA received from Mrs. Harold Enz, who is attending a meetine at Fv.

celsior Sprincs. Mo. Minutes nf tfe last meeting were read and approv ed, me yuiet Day service will be held Oct. 23, at the church in ob servance of the 30th anniversary of "Week of Prayer and Self The study course. "No Thnnlt will be held on three Sun day evenings Oct.

30, Nov. 6 and Nov. 13. This is for the entir fam. lly.

The annual bazaar and dinner will be on Nov. 11 at the church. Next meeting will be on the home of Mrs. Dwight Moell on Nov. 17.

Susannah Susannah Circle met Monday, Oct. 17. at the home of Dori.t HPn. derson, with 24 members present. aiter rctreshments, served by Bessie Bates and Ellen Guenther.

the Present. Ruth Scrareln sided at the business meeting. The memDers brought items for medi cal kits for missions. The offering was $4.26 and there were live calls reported. Velma Pelton presented the devotions along with the program, presented by Letha Whitney, using the theme, "Praying Thev presented an inspiring prayer and meditation service.

Elizabeth Circle Elizabeth Evening Circle met in the home of Mrs. Arnold Shew, on evening, Oct. 20. Mrs rrancis Ancerson and Mrs. Fred Bischoff were co-hostesses.

There were 18 members present. Three ladies from the group attended the Fall Seminar in Tecum- thi 1 it i Oct. 16th at the First Presbyterian Church. The bride is the former Sharon Kay McCown, daughter or Wilbur Motown, Lin coin, and Mrs. Loren Bartholomew, Odessa, Tex.

(Skinner photo) MR. AND MRS. JOHN ALBERT JR. who were married Oct 8 Trinity Lutheran Church, DeWitt. She is the former Belva Hahn, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Hahn, DeWitt, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Omaha. (Skinner photo) DeWitt Church is scene of Hahn-Albert marriage rites Miss McCown-Mr.

Willet united in marriage Oct 16 MRS. DENNIS BARBER, who was married Oct 21 at by Judge Blase. The bride is the former Diane Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sanders, and the groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Barber. They are now residing at 5024 No. 11th St, Beatrice, where they plan to live until November, when they will leave for Phoenix, Ariz. Mr.

Barber wUl be employed at a missile base near Phoenix. (Judd Photo) 1 4 spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davison and Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Skalla. i In Lincoln for the Nebraska-Missouri game were Mr, and Mrs Earle Howey. Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Hovendick attended the game Saturday and had -dinner in the evening at the Comhusker Hotel. Mrs. Elbert Briggs and Mrs. Eva Keyes spent Tuesday in Lincoln.

Harold.Teitenv!y- er, Susan and Kathy attended the Nebraska Missouri game Sajur-day in Lincoln. i- Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Rogjers Jr. and children, Sioux City, Iowa, are spending the' weekend vfith Mr.

and Mrs. Heath Griffiths and attended the homecoming gaftie. Weekend guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keyes are Mr.

and Mrs. John Allaman, Kansas City, ila Mrs. T. E. Adams and Mr.

tnd Mrs. Brandon Adams had lujich at the University Club prior to the game. Mr. and, Mrs. Roger Goodenotgh were fat Lincoln Saturday for he Nebraska-Missouri game.

Mr. and Mrs. Vera Berrymkn, and Larry, North Platte, and Mrs. Grant Brake, Cozad, are spending the weekend with Mr. and s.

Olen Brake. IIM! i I I mi tl'ltiHIj I l. mmmi fit- hi jjS S. 1 i-M1 II i The Eta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa met for a Founder's Day dinner meeting In the Sputnik Room of the Paddock Hotel, on Monday evening. A oandlelighting service was given by Mildred Dry.

A short business meeting was conducted by President Hoffhine. All members were present. The" next meeting will be heJd Nov. 28, with the Beta Chapter of Lincoln as guests. Oliiceis retained at recent meeting The Cheerful Workers Club met recently at the home of Frances Murray with Mrs.

Leonard as die hostess. In election of officers, all present ones were retained. Dorothy Clayton received the hostess prize. Games were played and lunch was served'. The next meeting will be Christmas party and gift exchange at the First National Bank Friend-ship Room at noon Dec.

11. Treats are served by D. Rasmussen Troop No. 163 opened its meeting with a prayer led by Mrs. Hotovec.

Records were played and the different instruments identified. This was part of the work on 2nd class rank. Diane Rasmussen served treats. The rest of the meeting was 6cent playing games. sen.

Nov, 4 is World Community Day 2 p.m. at the First Christian Church. Study course of three sessions starts Oct. 30. Mrs.

Ed O'Don-nell gave devotions, "Are You a Mrs. Sherman Gillett gave the program on "What Does W.S.C.S. Mean to You." Fred Springsrr Blue Springs. (Skinner photo) carried colonial bouquets of blue tinted carnations. Judy Meints, a lister of the bride, was flower girl and Mike Remmers, cousin of the bride, carried the rings.

Richard Scheideler, of Beatrice, served his brother as best man and the groomsmen were La Verne Meinta, brother of the bride, and Warren Scheideler, cousin of the groom. Ushers were Marvin Kelle, Cortland, cousin of the bride, and Marvin Scheideler, Ord, cousin of the groom. Immediately following the ceremony the bride's parents held a reception at the church basement. Assisting were Mrs. Herb Wasser-man, Mrs.

Art Vanek, Mrs. Chris Meints, Mrs. Arnold Meints, Mrs. Ehme Wallman, Mrs. Bruce Cook, Mrs.

Ron Snook and Misses Janet Forke and Arlene Schmidt. Arranging the giftJ were Misses Lois Weber, Lenora Gerdes and Adella Wienck, Miss Eileen Wenzl. Lincoln, had charge of the guest book. For traveling, the' bride chose a navy blue wool outfit with matching navy blue and winter white accessories, After their wedding trip, the couple will make their home at 601 Grable Street, Beatrice. The bride was graduated from Wymore High School and is presently employed hy The State Savings and Loan Association.

Beatrice. The groom attended 0 1 1 High School and Is employed by Store Kraft Manufacturing Company, i at a WILLET. They were married groomsmen and ushers were Don Weaver and Larry Schuerman. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church parlors. Mrs.

Elmer Emal had charge of the guest book and Mrs. Marvin Walker and Miss Margaret Gar-ton arranged the gifts. For a wedding trip to Colorado, the bride wore a grey dress with black accessories. They will live at 915 No. 6th Beatrice.

The bride is a graduate of Beatrice High School and is employed at Mosiman's. The groom was also graduated from Beatrice High School and is employed by Thompson's Market. Home of Mrs. Werner scene of Circle meeting Our Lady of Peace Circle met on Oct. 20 at 2 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Leo Werner, 1108 So. 6th with 18 members present. The meeting was opened with thePrayef "and" thePIedgetrthe Cross by the president, Mrs. Chas Redmond, and the Rosary was recited by the group and led by Mrs.

Joe Kreuzberg. The group still has its Gold Bond Stamp Project, which is progressing fine. Plans were, made for the Rummage Sale, which will be held on Oct. 21 at the K.C. Hall at 8th and High St.

Plans also were made to serve at the Meyer Farm Sale, which will be held Oct. 27. The club prize was received by Mrs Frank" Witkowskr and the special prize was received by Mrs. William Kosobud." The next meeting will be on Nov. p.m.-at the home of Mrs.

Ella St. -After the business meeting adjourned a social hour followed with lunch. Bumble Bee, an old gold-mining ghost town, -is becoming a tourist, attraction. An old trading post has been made a museum, and other old buildings are being restored. Miss Sharon May McCown, the daughter of Filbur McCown, Lincoln, and Mrs.

Loren Bartholomew, Odessa, and Ronald G. Eil-let, son of Mrs. Gertie Willet, of Beatrice, and the late Jesse Willet, were married at the First Presbyterian Church, Beatrice. The Rev. H.

Willard Lampe performed the double ring ceremony Oct. 16 at 4 p.m. Baskets of white gladioli and fern and two candelabra decorated the altar. The organist, Mrs. H.

Willard Lampe, ac-oompanied Miss Lucile 1 1 1 who sang Because" and "The Lord's The bride appeared in a floor length gown of chantilly lace lined with white taffeta designed vith Sabrina neckline. The sleeves ended in bridal oints over the hands. Her veil was of fingertip length and she carried a white Bible topped with red roses. Miss Ruth Stein was maid of honor and Mrs. Larry Schuerman and Miss Reva Poppen, Beatrice, were bridesmaids.

They wore alike dresses ofJbluesilk organza with blue velvet trim and matching headbands. Susan Winkle, Alma, niece of the groom, was the flower girl and Kevin Winkle, Alma nephew of the groom, was ringbearer. Serving as best mai was the groom's Richard Willet. Bill Siems and Deaa Umphres were Mrs. W.

Keller is honored by Chapter XI Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sig--ma Phi met at the home of Mrs. John Campbell, Wymore, Oct. 18, -with 13 members present. Mrs. Paul Dry presented the program on "How To Be A Real followed group discussion rAfteru the r.

meeting a pink an blue shower was given for Mrs. Walter Keller. The hostess prize was won by The next meeting will be held Nov. 1 at the home of Mrs. Bill Hladik, Wymore, with Martha Thomas presenting the were in Lincoln Friday night at tending the Board of Directors meeting of the University of Ne braska and Saturday for the home-, coming game.

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gartner and Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Carlson attended the game yesterday in Lincoln.

Attending the Nebraska-Mis souri game in Lincoln Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bagby. Mr. and Mrs.

John Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Christensonl for din-1 ner and the game.

Mrs. Rex Dolmith, Taos, N. Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Marian Holt. Mr.

and Mrs. -Norman Stevens, Everett and Vernita will return home today after visiting several days with friends and relatives at Sioux Falls and Kimball, S. On Wednesday evening, they at tended the Beatrice-Fremont foot ball game. Spending the weekend in Garden City, with Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Carlson are Mr. and Mrs. George Lessehnop. -Mr. and and son, Bill, St.

Joseph, are spending the weekend in Be- atnee with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Seng. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skalla and Camille, Des Moines, Iowa, are MRS.

ROBERT D. SCHEIDELER, the former Darlene Meints, who was married Oct. 16 -at. Peter's Lutheran Church, Wymore. -Parents ct tne course are and bronze and gold mums.

Marvin Gifford, Falls City, brother-in-law of the bride, was best man and the usher was LeRoy Hahn, brother of the bride. Given In marriage by her father the bride wore a white ballerina length gown of bouquet taffeta styled with a sweetheart neckline and bracelet length sleeves. The molded bodice and sheath skirt featured a panel of Venice lace to the hemline. A bouffant draped ov-er-skirt was caught at the waistline. Her elbow length veil of Imported silk illusion fell to a circular sweep from a jeweled coronet.

She carried a bouquet of white mums centered with a white orchid. A 5:30 p.m. dinner was served at the Paddock Hotel to the immediate families. Mrs. Albert is a faculty member of the West Community Schools Omaha.

Mr. Albert is employed by Union Pacific, Omaha. After a trip to California, they will make their home at 1742 So. 32nd -Ave-t-Qmaha. munity Day.

The Christmas gifts to be frun'ished by Circle 3 for the Mission Church at Spaulding, are-four gifts for girls -a four gifts for boys ages 12 to 18. Circle members reported making 60 church calls since the last meeting, The group was dismissed with the repeating of the Lord's Prayer. Circle 4 Circle 4 met Oct. 20 In the Church parlor after having helped serve the Dempster dinner. Mrs.

Robin Spence was hostess and Mrs. Ferris Haddad and Mrs. Kenneth Tho-ber were assistant hostesses. "The Study of the Church" was given bjrMrsi Guy Terwilleger and Mrs. Duane Kettlesen.

Circle leader, Mrs. Kenneth Tho-ber, announced that Circle 4 is to provide Christmas gifts for four girls and four boys ages 12 to 18. It was decided that Mrsr Ernest Sebby would purchase the Medical Kit for the circle to be presented to the World Community Day meetings. There were 11 members pre sent and three guests, Mrs. George Barber," Mrs.

Kenneth Lantz and Mrs. Richard Munn. A list was passed around asking for circle hostesses, co hostess, program and luncheon chairman. Travelers (Continued from Society Page 1) and attended the Nebraska-Missouri game in Lincoln. Weekend guests of and Mrs.

Louis Burkel are Mr. and Mrs. Josh Kindred, Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. J.

D. Reynolds has returned after spending 10 days in Omaha with her daughter, Mrs. Eldon Bondy, and family. Mrs. Charles Reilly and Lucile, Mrs.

Marian Holt and Mrs. Rex Dolmith were in Nebraska City for dinner last Sunday. Attending the homecoming game Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman and Mr.

and Mrs. George Kilpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leinweber and their house guests, Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Wyman, Aline, were dinner guests at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leinweber, Frankfort, Kan. Spending the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Don Winkle and Mr and Mrs: Kenneth Whittaker are Mr. and Mrs. Jon Appleget, Fre mont. Mr.

and M. S. Hevelone Baskets or bronze and gold chrysanthemums appointed the altar of Trinity Lutheran Church, DeWitt, on Oct 8 for the wedding of Miss Belva Hahn, Omaha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hahn, De- Witt, and John Albert son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Albert of Omaha. Pastor Douglas Allen read the lines of the double ring ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Marvin Gifford, Falls City, was her sister's only attendant.

She wore a street length dress of peon satin in an opera blue shade. The fitted bodice was styled with scoop neckline and bracelet length sleeves. The dome shaped skirt was fashioned with fullness at the hips by Inverted pleats. A wide band at the midriff was accented by a tailored bow at the center front. She carried a bouquet of Oct.

20 is dak, of Presbyterian Circle meetings Circle 1 met at the home of Mrs. James Davsion Oct. 20 for a 1:15 dessert luncheon. Mrs. th Shultz and Mrs.

Robert Kyle assisted the hostess with the serving to the 19 members present. Mrs. J. E. Davis gave the devotions and also presented "the "Study of the Grcle leader, Mrs.

M. O. Trin-del, announced the quota for this circle for the Christmas gifts to be sent to the National Missions Church at Spaulding, Idaho, to be six gifts for men and nine Christmas bags. The group voted to furnish a Medical Kit for-W 1 Community Day. Information blanks for the church directory were filled out.

Members of the circle reported making 44 church calls -the past meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. D. Warren. Circle 2 met 20 for dessert luncheon in the church parlor.

Mrs. Lester Guenther was the hostess assisted by Mrs. Floy Fel lers and Mrs. C. W.

Waldon. The meeting opened with everyone singing the Twenty third Psalm. Mrs. Merle Jones gave "Moments with Missions," stressing missionaries in India. Mrs.

Clyde Dempster presented the program, "Study of the Church.1' Mrs. Ralph Humphrey, circle leader, conducted the business meeting. Individual members contributed money towards the purchase of a Medical kit. The quota for the Christmas package to the Mission Church for Circle 2 Is gifts for six women and nine Christmas bags. Mrs George Barber and Miss Elizabeth Ching were guests.

The 13 members present reported making 50 calls the past month. The group was reminded that division Is to serve the November Service Society luncheon. Circle was dismissed by all singing together "Blest be the Tie that Binds." followed by the Mispah Benediction. Circle Circle 3 met for a dessert luncheon Oct. 20 at the home of Mrs.

Earle Howey. There were 12 members present. The Rev. H. Willard Lampe presented the program, "Study of the Church." Mrs.

Howey, circle leader, passed out the thank Offering envelopes and announced that the speaker for the Praise Service is to bs the Rev. Ralph Chaimberlain. The circle members voted to purchase a Medical Kit for the World Corn- ana Mr. and Mrs. Ci beneidejer, Wymore Church is scene of MeintsScheideler wedding" Nothing More Could Be Desired By whatever standard you judge Harman Service completeness of facilities the friendly manner in which each service is conducted the rea- -sonable cost you ill find that it leaves nothing more to be de- sired.

you nKFo WITCIICRflFTM Miss Darlene G. Meints, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meints, Blue Springs, and Robert D. son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Scheidcler, Blue Springs, were united in marriage Oct. 16th a St.

Peter's Lutheran Church, Wymore. The Rev; Walter Landgraf performed the candlelight ceremony at 6: 30 p.m. in the presence of 200 guests. Baskets of white gladioli and blue and white asters decorated the altar. Bill Hobelman sang Promise Me" and "Wedding Prayer" and Mrs.

Ernest Jur-gens played the traditional wedding music. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of imported chantilly lace over taffeta. Scallops of lace framed the sabrina neckline of the lace basque which featured long sleeves tapered to bridal points. The full gathered skirt of lace billowed to floor length, the back featuring cascading tiers of scalloped lace. Her finsertip veil of french illusion was held in place by a pearl crown.

The bride carried red sweetheart roses on a lace covered white Bible and wore a pearl necklace, a gift of the groom. The maid of honor was I Nancy Dawson, Wymore, and the bridesmaids wore Miss a 1 Meints, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Richard Schcldelcr. Beatrice. They wore royil blue ballerina length dresses of chiffon over taffeta with a royal blue cummerbund with matching hats.

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