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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1963

Page

7

Friday Evening Wedding Unites Dolores Curtis and Laurence Schmitt

Friday evening at 7 40 the First Methodist church hosted a double ring ceremony uniting Dolores Curtis and Laurence Alan Schmitt in holy matrimony. The bride wore a white satin and lace gown with train. Linda Curtis served as maid of honor while Robert Schmitt stood as best man. About 30 guests attended the reception in the church basement.

First Methodist Church Dolores Curis Evans Laurence Alan Schmitt Walnut Walter Curtis Arnold Sehmitt Floyd Scott Marjorie Willams Frohardt Linda Curtis Robert Schmitt William Gray Dennis Snider Linda Chapman Joyce Binning Ramona Metzges al ‘Ammen Sylvia Williams Kathy Sell Steve Frye

U S Women Buy Status Not Warmth in Fur Purchase

A Chicago talk by Louis Cheskin cites 90 percent of American women buy fur coats for psychological satisfaction rather than warmth or durability. He notes 33 percent buy to match community status and 12 to 25 percent buy for personal desire, urging suppliers to pursue status symbols amid competition with boats pools and sports cars.

Louis Cheskin Associated For Industries Chicago Cheskin Futhers

Rebekahs Plan Card Parties and Luncheon Activities

The Women’s Acivities group and Rebekah lodge met in regular session at the 100 F hall. A series of card parties for Rebekahs Odd Fellows and friends began with the first on Saturday Oct 5 at 7 20 pm potluck lunch to follow. Lydia Weeks chaired the chicken noodle supper Oct 3 with a menu of chicken and noodles mashed potatoes gravy candied sweet potatoes peas stew relish apple sauce rolls homemade pie and coffee. Thirty five guests from four Rebekah lodges attended from Lone Tree Tipton West Liberty Mechanicsville. Proceeds went to the Odd Fellows home in Mason City. A musical program by Stephanie’s Dance Studio and Sally Hoopes Music Studio featured Dangers Connie Quast Janice Hoyt Mardelle Rowe and Jerry Marthaler with the singing group Our Own Broadway including Nancy Shoppa Bobby Thomas Janet Hoopes Ralph Monson Donna Curtis Geri Crawbaugh Carol Ann Werzel Kathy Hoopes Sheri TeStrake and Kathy Terrill. Accompanied by Sally Hoopes organ and Werlitzer organ, Mary Rowe served as mistress of ceremonies. Nora Mills read a poem.

Miriam Rehexandge Rebekahs Odd Fellows and Friends Lydia Weeks Rebekah Lodges Lone Tree Tipton West Liberty Mechanicsville Odd Fellows Home Mason City Stephanie Sally Hoopes Dangers Connie Quast Janice Hoyt Mardelle Rowe Jerry Marthaler Grou Nancy , Shoppa Bobby Thomas Janet Hoopes Ralph Monson Donna Curtis Geri Crawbaugh Carol Ann Werzel Kathy Hoopes Sheri TeStrake Kathy Terri

Mary Hahn and Milford VanDolah Wed in Blue White Setting

Mary Hahn and Milford VanDolah were married Sunday at the First Methodist church chapel in Milford in a blue and white decor, with about 150 guests attending. Rev. Edwin Frohardt officiated, the bride wore ice blue organdy, and the couple will reside at Mulberry after Oct. 5.

Mary Hahn Milford VanDolah Gladioli Blue Cernadons First Methodist Church Mary Lou Hahn Edwin Frohardt Robert H. Hahn AC Mulberry VanDolah Martin VanDolah Floyd Scott Thomas R Hahn My. Hahn Donald Walbridge Lester Wim) Carpenter Donald Yoeum Ginger Heh

Jane Longhurst and Nelson Bruns Engaged

Mr and Mrs Robert Lone lust announce the engagement of their daughter Jane to Nelson Bruns son of Mrs Mary Beans of Silsbee Texas The wedding is set for November 2 at 7 am at the First Methodist church Invitations are not being sent but friends and relatives are invited A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home Miss Longhurst is a Muscatine Community College graduate and works in the Grain Processing Corp laboratory Mr Bruns attended Sam Houston State College and is employed at Stanley Engineering

Wisconsin Evans Street Schmull LM High School ALC Ban, Sag Inc Muscatine High School Community College Tome-D-Nize Out Oftown Rock Island Davenport LOT Mulberry VanDolah Muscatine High Tows Wesley J & K Button Co Reynolds High Muscatine Municipal Electro Light Cedar Rapids Miss Longhurst Muscatine Community College Grain Processing Corp Myr. Bruns Sam Houston State College Slanley Engineering

BVM Alumni and PTA Plan Joint Muscatine Meeting

Sister Mary Madelova of St Mathias leads the Muscatine BVM Alumni and the St Mathias PTA in a joint meeting at Hayes Catholic High. October 7:30 p.m. groups meet separately in rooms then combine for a program by Richard Logan on the Sisters and the Mother House, plus a film.

Mary Madelova St. Mathias Muscatine BVM Hayes Catholic High St. Mathias Pta Hayes My. John Cannon PTA Usta Richard Logan Bvit Mit Carmel Dubuque

St Marys A and B to Show Films at School Hall

St Marys Altar and Rosary Society will hold an open meeting on Wednesday October 2 in the school hall. The program includes two films sponsored by the American Cancer Society and parish women are invited to attend. A cooking note suggests adding a garlic clove to chicken or beet broth for seasoning.

St. Mary's Altar and Rosary, Society American Cancer Society

Carol Neipert and Charles Jones wed at Musserville Church

Carol Neipert and Charles Jones married Sunday at Musserville Methodist Church. The ceremony featured Rev. T Ray Crews with music by Miss Charlotte Johnson, and bouquets of white gladioli. The couple hosted a reception for about 200 at Hoopes Hall and will honeymoon in Wisconsin Dells before settling at 207 W Sixth. Both newlyweds are from Muscatine area with ties to local families.

Carol Neipert Charles Jones Musserville Church Ficor Musserville-Methodist Church Carol Joan Neipert T Ray Crews Lloyd Neipert Newell Jones Arthur Toussaint Charlotte Johnson Bernadine Canacay Frances Thirtyacre Denise Hubbard Sandy Neipert Steve Myer Jerry Jones Delbert Jones Hoopes Judy Coulter Wisconsin Dells Muscatine High Mr. Jones Fom Abbie High Muscatine Community College McCormick Market Jiwa Iowa City Oclwein Albia Iowa Detroit Mich Kan- Sasi

eMINTON S SUGGEST

Off hand the calendar says October is near and the store fills with holiday season gifts. Beautiful shower caps catch the eye while practical wooden salad bowls in Canadian Birch offer stylish serving options. Consider layaways to ease the rush and check off gifts early.

Olive Branch Scholars Elect New Officers

The Olive Branch Scholars club chose officers at the first meeting of the year. Mary Markham is president, Linda Outa vice president, Wathy Sierman secretary, Peggy Collins treasurer, and Joan Mirman reporter.

Olive Branch Scholars Club Mary Markham Linda Outa Wathy Sierman Peggy Collins Joan Mirman Karen Batchelor Judy Kathy Bierman Janet Patty Finley Candy

Kintzes Guest of Berean Class at Moonfish Fry

The Rev and Mrs Fonte were guest evangelists at First Evangelical United Brethren church. They spoke at a Berean class moonfish fry at Donald Jones cottage Sunday. A social hour followed as there was no business meeting with 57 people present.

Mes. Fonte First Evangelical’ United Brethren Church Donald Jones Cottage

Old-Time Cooks Prepare Potatoes for Pancakes

Cooks of the era peel raw potatoes, cover with cold water, and let them stand for a couple of hours before grating for potato pancakes.

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