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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
6
Open house will honor Mr and Mrs Wesley Root of Spring Valley on their silver wedding anniversary. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at their farm home north of Spring Valley.
The Salvation Army thrift store updates its schedule to 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. Advised shoppers to note the change and plan visits accordingly.
Miss Carol Murphy was honored at a bridal shower on Thursday at the Chester Taylor home in Austin Rt. 4. Hostesses were Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Eugene Jorgenson and Mrs. Ralph Waters. Gifts were opened with assistance from Miss Lonette Murphy and Miss Argyl Askelson. The marriage to Dean Bridley is set for June 20 at Oakland Lutheran Church.
A local salon promotes special occasion hairstyles for dates and dinner parties. It offers simple elegant looks, sculptured lines and waves that can be recreated between visits. Contact HE 3 5122 for an appointment and start with a skilled shaping a personal permanent and a controllable coiffure.
St. Monica Court of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters marked its 69th anniversary with a Sunday dinner at Queen of Angels Church dining hall. Roxanne Schneberger and others led a candlelighting ceremony and members with 40-year ties were honored. speeches came from Mary Fraser and representatives from several courts.
Mrs. Milo Walters of Rose Creek hosted the Friendly Marshall Project Club on Thursday. Guests included Jolene Blom Nancy Meyerhoffer Miss Emmett Scott and others. The lesson Sharpening Up was presented by Mrs. Edson Quast. Next meeting July 8 noon luncheon at Gus Young's Supper Club.
Miss Mary Fawver and John M. Hardy wed at St. Augustine Church at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The ceremony featured Rev. Paul Nelson and music by Mrs. Mary Cronan and Anne Meany. The couple will reside at 505 5th Ave NW Apartment 2 after a northern Minnesota honeymoon.
Fifty five members and friends attended the Lightly family 49th reunion at Todd Park on Sunday. Francis Lightly was elected president for 1965 with a slate of officers including Mrs. Charles W. Lightly as vice president and Mrs. Everett Hansen as treasurer. Out of town guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. Tucker of Los Angeles and several Lightly relatives from Minnesota and Iowa.
Miss Karen Waldee was honored at a bridal shower Friday at 1607 4th Ave SW. Corsages were given to the bride and her mother Mrs Ordene Waldee. Guests played bingo with prizes to the winners and Miss Waldee. The couple plans to wed June 15 with William Jon Block.
Mary Ann Schweitzer notes that success in furniture stores hinges on the salesman’s attitude knowledge and courtesy. A good salesman must enjoy the work and possess thorough product knowledge along with interior decorating insight for layout color schemes and related topics.
Miss Joan Fogdall and Robert D. Porter wed at 7 30 p m in First Baptist Church. Bride, daughter of Gordon and Mrs Fogdall of Oakland Avenue W, and groom, son of Merle and Mrs Porter of Wichita, were joined by Rev Charles G Pausley. Reception followed. couple to live in St Louis Missouri. The bride, a pupil at Ottawa University, will teach in Kirkwood Missouri. groom attends Washington University School of Medicine.
Miss Barbara Stilwell was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Linda Balk and Miss Donna Watt at 1614 2nd Ave SE. Guests played games with prizes awarded to Miss Stilwell, Mrs Borney Friedrick, and Mrs Donald Stilwell, while Mrs James Herplinck won the door prize. The couple to be, Miss Stilwell and Gary Heimler, plan to marry June 27 at St Augustine Church.
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