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Tuesday, June 24, 194'The Daily HeraldTO?[SOCIETY• Weddings• Personals• Clubs• PartiesAll news for this column must reach us by 11:00 j i j / VylA. M., for publication the day It Is submitted. Mis* Mildred Smith. Society EditorPhone 23SOCIAL CALENDARKunkter-Hemmer Wed In Huntingburg TodayTUESDAY A meeting for the Men’s Union Bible class of the Trinity Evangelical Ac Reformed church and the Presbyterian church will be held Tuesday night, June 24, at 7:30. The guest speaker will be Rev. E. H. Boening, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, Haysville. The public is invited.Dubois Church Choir Enjoys Annual OutingTAtCHERT’Sa#lan:iauiie«l; TERM1NIX offers triply guaranteed. protection against termites, ztinee 1927 more than 100,000 properties have been treated by TERM!-?SIX. Ask today for a free TERMIN’IX inspection of your property. There is no obligation.Krempp Lumber Co. . Phone 171; AwtioHteJ Reprlt;*«nlatl»lt; ofOhio Valley Terminix Corp.Adv«rfl«d _TERM INIXw Chib'S LaROI^1 IN rf-RMpf ccjnTRCHThe all male adult choir of St. Raphael’s Church at Dubois observed their annual outing Sunday June 22 at Heekc's Grove. An abundance of refreshments, cats of various kinds, music, and eames were enjoyed throughout the day despite the unfavorable weather.Those in attendance were the pastor. Father Joseph Terstegge; the organist, the choir members with their families, and the regular beUriugers as guests.At present the parish choir numbers these thirteen men: OriiioBeckman. Edwin Brosmer Lcrov Fischer. Tlico. Ifeeke. Enul Kempt. Lawrence K«mpf Ray Matheis. Edwin Malheis. Arthur Mathcis. Paul Nonfe, Albert Sehopt-rs. Clems Se-ger. and Clco Thnsiug.BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR ELMER HOFFMANAstra TheatreJasper, Ind.Tues.-Wed., June 24-25 ■MHIIUTIMAI flCTBttS pmtrttfllW4i0BER0N-Ge«y BRENT CMttKORVIN • LUKASUniversal New's CartoonTuts.-Wed. 7:30 P. M.Gem TheatreHuntingburg, Ind.Tues.-Wed., June 24-25Claudette Colbert Walter Pidgeoo June Al|ys#nMrs. Elmer Hoffman eniertained Sunday at dinner honoring her husband on his 41st. birthday, at their home near Alfordsville. A three-tiered angel food cake centered the tabic. Covers were laid lor the lol-lowiny:Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harker and daughter. Katherine. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Haiker. Mr. and Mrs Walter Hoffman and children. Eideena, Frederick and Earl of Otwell: Marie Harlter, Anna Mae Barron. Jacqueline Ann Hall and Ruth I loll man of Evansville: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoffman and children, Kenneth and Karon. Mr. and Mrs. William Grabe-man of Ireland: Mrs. Anna Hoffman and son. Robert, Mildred Hoffman of Jasper; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rohrsc.heib. Jr.. of Haysville; Ralph Kimtz of Huntingburg; Mrs. Cecelia Webber, Barbara Horrall of Washington; Mrs. Elmer Hoffman and children. Shirley and Randall Ray and the honoree. Mr. Hoffman.In the afternoon Arnold Potts and Ruth Horrall of Washington joined the group.Mr. Hoffman received many nice gilts.Rev Father Alban. O.S.B. officiated at the double ring cerenionv in St. Mary's church. Huntingburg. this morning at 9:00 A. M. that united in marriage Miss Mildred Kunklcr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Prosper Kunklcr. Huntingburg, and Paul Hemmer. .son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hemmer. Dale. Large baskets of mixer flowers were used as church decorations.The bride wore a white satin gown with long sleeves and skirt extending into a long train. She wore a fingertip veil, and carried a bouquet of white lilies with long satin streamers. She wore a pair of pearls, gift of thf bridegroom.Miss Ruth Kunkter, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, wore a white formal with headdress of white flowers, and carried a bouquet of pink, white and blue roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Ktinkler. sister of the bride, and Miss Dorothy Hemmer. sister of the bridegroom, were attired in blue and pink gowns, respectively. Miss Kunklcr wore a headdress of blur flowers and carried a Colonial bouquet of pink roses. Miss Hemmer wore a headdress of pink flowers and carried a Colonial bouquet of blue roses C usages nf white carnations were worn by Mrs. Kunklcr. who was dressed in navy with, white accessories. and Mrs Hemmer. who wore black wHh, white accessories.I.e Ray Oliuge r. cousin of the hnde. served as best man. and Charles Hen:mer. brmher ot the bridegroom. was groomsman. Ushering were Nor her; Obligor and Alfred Hemmer. iSIn St. Man’s School basement To relatives and f.lends were served dinner, followed by a reception at the bride's home.The couple will live in Dale, following their return from a wedding trip through the South Mrs Hemmer is a graduate of Huntingburg high school. She has been employed as a clerk at Kaiicr-iiemy's Store, Hunt :neburjr Mr. Hemmer is a graduate Dale high school, and he is employed at Winkler's Wholesale House, Dale.LINDA LOU SEITZMr. and Mrs. Herbert. Seitz are the parents of a six pound. 12 ounce daughter born June 49. She was christened Saturday afternoon receiving the name Linda Lou. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parker. The mother was formerly Martha Louise FendeLCarol Jean Hall, Don Prior Married4 DENNIS CHARLES MATHIASThe christening of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Othmar Mathias took place Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. He received the name Dennis Charles. The godparents are Miss Doris Mathias of Loogoo-tee and Charles Seger of Indianapolis. The mother was formerly Miss Florentine Seger of Dubois. She is the owner and operator of Florentine's Beauty Shop.1ft innnthv
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Jasper Herald
Jasper, Indiana, US
Tue, Jun 24, 1947
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