Dalton Lawhead wedding set for Bloomington
Miss Bonnie Dalton and Orval Lawhead plan a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Church of Christ in Bloomington Indiana. The couple will reside in Bedford after a wedding trip to Mexico.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
9
Miss Bonnie Dalton and Orval Lawhead plan a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Church of Christ in Bloomington Indiana. The couple will reside in Bedford after a wedding trip to Mexico.
Mr and Mrs I C Eberly of North Ninth street host family in law and friends including Barbara Eberly in New York City Mrs Frances Frendman and Lawrence Eberly of Mechanicsburg Pa Dr and Mrs Charles H Rust announce the birth of Kathy Ann at Union Hospital Blytheville Ark guests include Gene Glass Bert Britton Larry Hollowell and their Blytheville relatives Mrs Britton visiting for two weeks Funeral attendance in Muncie for Harry Nicholson noted Mrs J H Gallagher recently discharged from St Anthony Hospital Mr and Mrs Raymond Mathews host Mathews parents from Tucson Gerald Mathews son also present Buena E Godfrey now of Manchester Ga visits Terre Haute before returning home.
Turkey objects to Britain's Cyprus constitution proposals offering self rule with a Greek majority. Ankara seeks equal rights for Turks and Greeks, rejects any self-determination that implies union with Greece, and warned it could deploy troops if needed.
Frank E. McKinney former Democratic national chairman announced a second merger for Fidelity Trust Co in Indianapolis. The deal would expand Fidelity resources to about 80 million dollars and create Fidelity Bank & Trust Co with McKinney as president. Otto J. Feucht of Bankers Trust becomes board chairman of the merged bank pending approvals.
Larry Rhea Bruce age 17 son of Mr and Mrs F Adrian Bruce of 2438 North Eleventh street enlisted in the U S Navy on Wednesday following his 1956 Garfield High School graduation.
Anna Bell Mize of 424% Cherry Street won a divorce from John Mize in Superior Court No 2 on Wednesday. Judge Albert Owens granted the decree and restored her maiden name Lynch.
Representing the Newman Clubs at Notre Dame University, Miss Mary Bevilacqua and Miss Mary Jo Steed from Indiana State Teachers College will join more than 100 delegates. The conference runs June 20 to 27 with instruction on leadership and club operations. Mothers of World War II also meet Thursday evening at 519 South Ninth Street, home of club president Mrs Agnes McCauley, starting at 7 30.
Early figures show 1,589 students enrolled for the first summer session, up about 4 percent from last year’s comparable count and potentially 7 percent with late enrollments. The final 1955 summer term tally was 1,529. Upcoming workshops include enameling July 16 21 secretarial machines July 5 20 and four music workshops July 9 20.
The mother of Randy Eckman a seven year old leukemia patient reports the boy shows improvement after a Lourdes pilgrimage in France and a two day Chicago visit. He had traveled with his mother from St Joseph Michigan to Lourdes seeking a cure last February and returned home hopeful.
Montezuma and surrounding areas report numerous social visits and moves. Mr. and Mrs. James Borden move from Anderson to Colonia while A J Myles and Mrs Catherine Lamb spend a day in Terre Haute. Various residents travel and visit, with illnesses noted and hospitality extended.
Police said John Green, 46, lacked a driver's license after his car struck a wire service pole. He reportedly claimed decades of driving without a license in Bridgeport and the South.
Social Scene notes a dessert party and Lenox china shower hosted by Mrs. Thurston Smith and daughter Brenda for Miss Carole O'Rear, bride–to–be of Thomas Cousineau, with blue and white decor. Guests include Don O'Rear and Spencer Collins, among others, and a brunch by Miss Louise Jaenisch. A separate Tuesday dinner at Skyland Lodge preceded gifts for Mrs. Phillips before her Phoenix trip.
Mrs Mabel Phillips retirement as Wiley High School director of music is celebrated with a dinner tonight at Shrine Country Club hosted by Edgewood Grove teachers. Mr and Mrs Ralph M. They will host the visiting group at 140 South Twentieth Street after the dinner. Thursday morning Miss Anita continues the social notice.
In Omaha on June 20 opponents pressed to block a union of the Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed churches at the General Council meeting. The eight day conference focused on merger terms along with security loyalty oaths and racial segregation. If approved the merger would take effect in June 1957.
Marshall Illinois June 21 Mr and Mrs Harve Nightlinger dined with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Niel Nightlinger in Indianapolis. Kenneth Little and parents Herman Little were in Indianapolis a day. Bob and Ann Little returned home with their parents after visiting grandparents. Mrs Robert McCourt hosted a canasta meeting on South Fifth street with eight members. Robert Sink of Washington DC visited his parents here urged by his aunt Cecile Coates illness and surgery in Terre Haute. John Hurn and wife welcomed a daughter Melisa born to them in Fort Pierce Florida. Hurn is daughter of Merrill Bruner Marshall. William Gueutter and children visited Pulver family in town. Paul Daniels and family of Mishawaka spent time with John Mc Cauley relatives.
New officers of Job's Daughters Bethel 79 will be installed at the William Penn Masonic Temple Saturday at 7 30 PM Miss Linda Gardner the honored queen will retire From office After the retirement service Miss Mary Lou Morrison and her new officers assume duties The list includes Morrison honored queen Jerritzma senior princess Thompson junior princess Lybarger guide Keith marshal Mathers recorder Nipple treasurer Fagg librarian Mitchell musician McCracken chaplain Waltman first messenger Fassino second messenger Templeton third messenger Dempster fourth messenger Paige fifth messenger Thomas junior custodian Woolf senior custodian Leachman inner guard Combs outer guard Ann Weber Norma Reynolds and Barbara Leachman are flag escorts Members of William Penn Masonic Lodge and Twelve Points Order of Eastern Star invited Mothers Club will host a reception after the installation public invited.
The June Woman's Day Lunch at the Country Club of Terre Haute will be held on Wednesday June 27 at the clubhouse. Event limited to 20 guests per party with reservations due by noon next Tuesday. A social afternoon of games will follow the luncheon. Committee includes Mrs Frank J Crawford chair Mrs James D Anderson Mrs Harry Fisbeck Mrs Demas Waterman and Mrs John L Pfister.
On Thursday evening the first meeting of the reorganized Friendly Bible Class of Ottenbein E U B church will be held at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Ev Ward 3003 Putnam avenue Devotions by Mrs Minetta Storm and program by Mrs Anna Logue Members of Cory Methodist church plan a ham supper Saturday at Cory High School gymnasium Serving runs from 5 30 to 8 30 p m
Vigo County Teachers Local No 764 AF of T holds its seventh annual picnic at 6 pm Monday at Ft Harrison shelter in Deming Park. Women bring a covered dish, men supply soft drinks. for members and families. officers listed.
Summer festival of St. Benedict's Church will be staged today and Thursday despite weather. Jack Conrad announces the event begins at 5 pm each evening with a spaghetti dinner tonight and light refreshments Thursday night on the lawn across from the church at Ninth and Ohio streets.
The Abner Lamb Family reunion will be held Sunday June 24 at the east side of the Ute Shelter in Deming Park. A basket dinner will be served at 1 o clock. Members are asked to bring service.
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