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*TTib DaTTv TWAcr*m—3fAU CLAIM, WISCONSINHawkins, Mcllquham Vows Repeated at Chippewa Falls Secrets of CharmThtir-,*ny, July IK, 1 nr*5T. CHIPPEWA FALLS — Miss! i Katherine Hawkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Everett , Hawkins, and John J. Mcll-. quham, son of Mr and Mrs. lufohn D. Mcllquham, were .! married Saturday at 8 p.m. ini 11he First Methodist Church | here. The double ring ceremony was performed By t h e Rev. Charles A. Hanson.MISS GERMAINE Folk-man. Bonduel, Wis.. was the maid of honor, and Mrs. Norman Bowe, sister of the bride, Miss Mary Ellen Mcllquham, j sister of the groom, and Miss i Linda Solberg. Eati Claire, were bridesmaids. Jackie Kay Bowe was the flower girl.Paul White attended the groom as best man. Others attending the groom were Norman Bowe. Homer Pelo-quin. Duane Mcllquham, Os car Solberg. Adam Cahow'^ jand Junior Bateman.I Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired |in a chapel length gown of nylon chiffon over taffeta. A (sculptured neckline and cap (sleeves, etched with imported 'lace, styled the fitted basque. Sequins and pearls detailed the cascading skirt panels. An open coronet crown of lace and rhinestones held her silk (illusion veil. She carried (white roses and stephanotis in a crescent bouquet.The bridal attendants were attired in ballerina length gowns of black and white nylon dotted swiss fashioned with scoop necklmes and sweetheart waistlines, which were detailed with a black (flocked border. Their headpieces were of pink daisies. They carried white baskets of (pink and white daisies and black leaves.The flower girl wore a floor length gown of white nylon dotted swiss with black velvet ribbons encircling the waist. Her headpiece and flowers were identical to the other at-tendants.Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church parlors.Mrs. Hawkins attended her daughter’s wedding in a dusty rose nylon lace ensemble with a matching rose corsage. The groom’s mother wore a mint green dress with a corsage of pink roses.THE NEWLYWEDS will honeymoon in Minnesota. For traveling, the bride selected a blue cotton dress with matching accessories.Mrs. Mcllquham is a senior at Stout State College, Me-nomonie. She is a member of Delta Zeta sorority and at present is doing extension work at Red Wing, Minn. The groom is employed by Northern States Power Co., here. (They will reside here on Hy-jdro Lane.| Prenuptial events were given by Miss Germaine Folk-I man at Menomonie, Mrs. Bert Johnson and Mrs. Adam Ca-how, and a community shower was held at the Sunnyside (School. The rehearsal dinner was served by Mrs. Oscar Solberg at her home in Eau Claire.Potatoes and Your DietTil* Flint* AtbamMrs. John McllquhamColor Rinses Give Lustre to Your HairBy ALICIA HART NEA Beauty EditorHair coloring, like any other make-up, is meant to set your hair shining with color highlights.It is also meant to banish yellow streaks and tinges and add a lovely smoky, slate, pearl or platinum tone without leaving a blue or purplish cast.Many gray-haired women find that they have a problem of dryness when they use a temporary hair coloring. Their hair tends to become coarse, brittle and dull.An answer to this may lie in a new color cream rinse that combines both cream rinse conditioner and temporary color rinse, according to the makers. The color lasts from shampoo to shampoo. The rinse is said to restore the normal moisture content to the hair while giving it color highlights.The rinse Is applied with a brush or cotton wad at the roots of the hair, then along the entire strand. After five minutes, the solution is simply rinsed off with warm water.By John Robert PowersIf it’s a potato you dieters are yearning for, go ahead (and have one! Properly pre pared and simply seasoned and dressed, a potato is an important source of essential minerals; and its skin is an excellent source of vitamin C.Sweet Potato, Tlt;ki!Some diets permit half a potato a day. I think it’s safest to plan ont a mediumsized potato once or twice a week. And here’s a real sur-)prise! Occasionally you can safely treat yourself to 'a sweet potato. Sweets are an excellent source of the eye and skin enhancer, vitamin A As they run higher in c a 1-ories than whites, a half sweet potato should be the limit of your intake per week.To retain vitamins, cook your potato with the skin on and eat a generous amount of the skin. Baking is the ideal method. When you boll your potato, use as little water as possible, or both the valuable minerals and vitamins will go down the drain leaving on-( ly starch behind. Pressure cooking retains most of the food value and rates secondCream Puff FillingHere's a delightful springtime filling for cream puffs: Fold sliced ripe strawberries into sweetened whipped cream flavored with vanilla.Moth ProofingClean clothes win half the battle against moths. When you put woolens away for the summer, first have them dry-cleaned, then moth-proof them.High C” Is the key to a lot of annoyance on some of the TV musical shows.Marinated ShrimpMarinate fresh cooked shrimp in a tangy French dressing: serve with sticks of fresh pineapple as a first course.only to baking as a cooking method.Of course you must count your potato into your day’s calorie allotment, but this is small penalty. A medium-sized potato costs you only about 80 calories. It’s the gravy, butter or frying that brings the count up to 200 and over. So you can see it not the potato that is the offender hut its garnishment and fixings.P.S. YOUR BEAUTY DIETWhether you want to gain, lose or remain the same -YOUR BEAUTY DIET will provide you with a pattern of safe, laboratory tested menus that can he followed by t h e entire family according to each Individual's needs. YOR BEAUTY DIET is a way of eating, not starving. Write to Secrets of Charm in care of this newspaper and enclose 10 cents in coin, plus stamped, self-addressed envelope.Company SaladCompany coming'’ Use a can of hearts of palm in that salad.41 Years of Eye ExaminationDR. J. H. OHMOPTOMETRIST15 S. Barstow St.dark town strutters by Jonathan LoganJuniors* favor*Jonathan Logan look .. • Interpreted *»ow in back-to-fa!)Ivy plaids.Cool touch . •. the white pique accents.Sites 7 to 15jacket dresa ...17^
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Eau Claire Daily Telegram
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Jul 18, 1957
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