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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1970
Page
8
Rev Wanda Clausen outlines four core gifts of a woman in family life. The home skill with love, hospitality, helpfulness, and self gifting define a homemaker's influence beyond chores. Time, genuine care, and daily acts of kindness deepen family bonds and bring meaning to life.
Social club notes describe a personal shower honoring Miss Judy Sueper. Blue and white carnations centered the serving table. Hostesses were Mrs Don Mausback and Lynn. Prizes at bingo went to Mr Steven Sueper and Judy Sueper. Miss Sueper and Jack Gretsen will be married August 1.
Mrs. Charles Bencke reported on the state convention for Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Pawnee Chapter 20. The group voted to hold a family picnic July 15 at 6 20 p m at Pawnee Park for members and their families. No July or August meetings scheduled. Reports by Mrs. Edward Luckey Mrs. Ralph Kopetzky Mrs. Blanche Gahan and Mrs. Ark Kresha noted.
Revitalized two piece outfit turning shirt and skirt into a smart set. Jacket features raised leaf panels and a neck band with current style appeal. Knit from worsted wool with sizes 92 to 46.
Miss Mary Lynne Nelson and David R. James wed in Albion at Zion Lutheran Church. Rev. C H Baalson officiated. Bridal gown featured venise lace and a floor-length veil. Maid of honor Kathryn Johnston. bridesmaids Anne Batchelder and Elizabeth Nelson. Groom John James served as best man. Couple ties future to NU affiliations and professions.
A new double sided adhesive tape promises quicker fringe or braid attachment to window shades. Users apply tape, peel, and press fringe or trimming into place, reducing gluey fingers and mess.
A collection of reader practical hints covers watering hanging planters with shower caps to shield soil, serving ice cream on sticks via sponges, carrying two small detergent bottles for picnics, and using nylon nets to remove silks from corn. Tips come from Mrs Pepers, Mrs McGarvey, Mrs L G, and Betty Seabrook.
Peggy King daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale King married Roger Duhachek son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Duhachek in a 7 3 pm Saturday ceremony at the Methodist Church officiated by Rev Earl Hess. The gown was organza with venise lace rose high neckline long puff sleeves and empire waist. The bridal party wore aqua gowns with lace accents and carried pink carnations and stephanotis. About 300 guests attended the reception at the Newman Grove venue. The couple will reside on a farm northwest of Newman Grove.
Miss Donna May Hellerich of Lincoln wed Kent Walter Behlen at Havelock United Methodist Church in Lincoln. The ceremony featured Rev. Albert Gee and organist Leavne Detmer with a dais of roses and daisies. Attendants wore yellow and white checked gowns, with Anita Fox as flower girl. After a West Coast honeymoon the couple will reside at 2500 8th Street Apt. D, Warwick Manor.
Extension Clubs Modern Mr s Weir June meeting at Corntusker Public Power District. Louise Corcoran presented AIL Ty a Day as home economist program. Twelve members attended and prizes awarded to Mrs Rudy Lichsinger Mrs Hele Engel and Deloris Thalken. Hostesses at Engel home planned future events.
An inflatable bathing chair features a seat back and sides with a safety strap. Suction cups anchor the chair to the tub bottom for stability.
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