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OPICc kNUMBER 1TIIE RAMSEY REFQItMED CHURCHSunday School at 1:30.Divine worship at 2:30, with jv. Bushman of Dakota in charge the service. The monthly mls-Isslon offering will be received this time.American Legion AuxiliaryThe American Legion Auxiliary 111 hold i'ts regular meeting on onrtay evening, Jan. B.10YS AND GIRLS LOSE GAMES AT CRYSTAL LAKENext Homo [Game .Jan. 6At Crystal Lake Dec. 22 itnnka 20, Crystal Lake '31-glrlsTi tonka-20 fg ft flagen Jean f ....................7 5 3Wilson f ................................2 2 1aebrand f ..................~........0 1 1hacker f ............................0 0 0ieenken g ..................-........0 0 3Jbbas g ..............................0 0 0•ruisman g ..................-........0 0 3foeckholt g .........................0 0 0Totals ............................ 9 8 11Crystal Lake-31 fg ft fwluver f ........ 8 2 3faictman f ............................2 1 5layan f ................................1 2 1tottlngton g ........... 0 0 0verson g ..............................0 0 2luatad g ............................0 0 3kelson f ................................2 0 4Totals ............................ 13 . 5 181st quarter: Titonka 8 Crystal ^ake 11; half 1CM15; 3rd quarter tt-22.Jean Hagen was high scorer for the evening with 19 points, while Kluver had 18.Htonka 35, iCrysfca! Lake 47-boysTitonka-35 fg ft fDowns f ................................3 6 0Young f .............................3 2 5Bruns c ............. 2 0 . 5Norland g —.........................1 0 5Ame^bury g•....... 1 0 5Krantz f ........ 0 0 1Tjftdon f ........... J. ‘1 1Baade g ................................2 0 0Schmidt g ............................0 0 0TVvtola 1 a ft 22TEXAS PAPER TELLS OF MERLE KORTE WEDDINGFrom an Albuquerque news paper we copy the account of the wedding of Merle Kortc and Miss Jnnice Lorraine Mallow:Thanksgiving decorations of chrysanthemums and candles were used in the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening when Miss Janice Lorraine Mallow became the bride of Mr. Merle Kortc.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Derwood O. Mallow and was given In marriage by her father. She wore one. of the new wedding gowns with the old-fashioned air. Made of white brocaded satin, with the full length skirt standing ou‘t over hoops, it has a drop shoulder neckline with a deep pleat forming a bertha and sleoves. The' bodice gathers into a bustle at the back. She wore lace mitts, and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses arranged around a corsage bouquet of gardenias which 'later graced 'the coat of her traveling costume.For something old, the bride wore a gold bracelet which belonged to her great great grandmother, and for something borrowed, and blue, a garter Which several other brides in her circle have worn. vCandles In the church were lighted by two young cousins of the bride, Margaret Seery and MArilyn Seery of Belen. Their dresses were of a style similar to her own, but made of net, one in turquoise and the other In pink.Alfred McJClaln sang I 'Love You Truly” os the girls were lighting tlhe candles. Goodsell Slocum played the wedding marches.The bride was attended at the altar by tw0 childhood friends, Gloria Lowe, who as maid of honor, wore a pink brocaded taffeta and Jackie Pickens, who was In blue. The gowns had dropped shoulder line and draped front. Both attendants wore wreathes of / flowers In their hair, and carried large colonial bouquets Of P»8tel flowers. •Mr. Korte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Korte Of Tttonte'a, XoWa, was attended by Mr. Paul White as best man, and Mr. Homer Ol*: son as groomsman. Thomas Mai-.
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