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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1959

Page

6

Weddings and Engagements in Terre Haute and area

Miss Judy Arlene Jackson daughter of Lois Jackson and James E Branum wed at North Terre Haute Baptist Church with Rev J C Durr officiating. Attendants include Mrs Larry Milan and Thomas Branum. The couple will reside in Terre Haute after a wedding trip. Miss Jackson is with Universal CIT Credit Corp and Branum with Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co. Miss Anita Morlan and Robert Testy wed at Carbon Methodist Church with attendants Cecilia Paullus and Ronald Testy. They will reside in Brazil after the ceremony at 7:30 PM.

Judy Arlene Jackson Lois Jackson North Ninth Street James E. Branum Delmar Branum Rosedale Ind North Terre Haute Baptist Church J. C. Durr Dorothy Hostetler Ernest Steward Larry Milan Thomas Branum James Martin Robert Smith Mmes Thomas Janum Barbara Ames David Stone Charles Lockridge Faye Lynn Grove Janet &Chull Jean Stableton Terre Haute Miss Jackson Otter Creek High School Universal Cit Credit Corp Branum Rosedale High School Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co Anita Morlan Earl Morlan Knightsville Robert Testy Earl Testy Carbon Methodist Church Cecilia Paullus Ronald Testy Miss Morlan van Buren High School Prudential Insurance Co Testy Indiana State Teachers College Aillison’s Indianapolis Pno Brazil Carbon Methodist Arch

Slenderette Salon Offers Home Slimming Plan Support

A distributor advertises continuing slendering plans at home for privacy and convenience. Consumers are urged to call C-7318 and note the product is distributed by an Independent Licensed Distributor of the Stauffer Home.

Stauffer

Joyce Ellen Jackson and Donald Shepherd to wed at Maplewood Church

MISS JOYCE ELLEN JACK SON and Donald Eugene Shepherd will marry Saturday at 7 30 p m at Maplewood Christian Church. Neil Kuns to conduct. organist Mrs Dolph Cross plays bridal music. Attendants include Elsie McGlosson maid of honor and bridesmaids Karen Gabbard Bonnie Thomas. junior bridesmaid Carol Nichols Indianapolis. Flower girl Debby Kay Thorpe ring bearer Danny Jackson and ushers Ted James and Dennis Jackson. Reception at church. couple to live at 2305 North Tenth Street. Jackson employed at Union Hospital Shepherd teaches Otter Creek School.

Joyce Ellen Jackson Donald Eugene Shepherd Maplewood Christian Church Neil Kuns Dolph Cross Elsie McGlosson Karen Gabbard Bonnie Thomas Carol Nichols Indianapolis Debby Kay Thorpe Danny Jackson Edward Rowley Ted Smith James Smith Dennis Jackson North Tenth Street Miss Jackson Union Hospital Mr. Shepherd Otter Creek School

Local officials receive new 49 star flags

Mayor Ralph Tucker and 30 year Scout Executive Art Freudenberg received new 49 star American flags for display in their offices. The presentation was made by the Department of Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary.

Ralph Tucker Art Freudenberg Department of Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary

Residents Note Sudden Death and Family Announcements

Mrs Herbert Mace of South Center street returns from Marion Ind after her sister Miss Elizabeth Brownlee’s sudden death. Dr George Hohl, visiting relatives, heads to Passaic N J to begin school superintendent duties. Melvin Pratt remains hospitalized at St Anthony. Mr and Mrs H D Bucy of Chase street with daughter Tye Corey visit Philadelphia then return with Koutsouros family for a month. Births announced: Elizabeth Ann Stroot on June 7 and Danty Russell Arnold on June 21. families named with connections to Newlin, Pratt and Arnold households. Ellio

Herbert Mace South Center Street Marion Ind Elizabeth Brownlee George Hohl Doris Chrissy Becky Hohl Ned A. Bush Oakland Avenue Des Moines Passiac N. J H. D. Bucy Chase Street Tye Corey Roger Carol Beth St. Louis Philadelphia George Koutsouros Robert Stroot South Twenty-fourth Street Elizabeth Ann Stroot Ed Stroot Seabury Keith Newlin Oak Street Russell Arnold Riverside Calif Danty Russell Arnold Francis Phillips Locust Street Melvin Pratt South Ninth Street Ellio

Second Avenue Evangeli cal U B Church Picnic Saturday

The Second Avenue Evangelical United Brethren Church sponsors a Sunday school picnic this Saturday at Deming Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Recreation will be provided. Members and friends are invited. Call Bettie Parcus or Joyce Bailey if you did not arrange the noon meal. Transportation offered by John Bailey or Albert E. Howard.

Second Avenue Evangelical United Brethren Church Deming Park Bettie Parcus Joyce Bailey John Bailey Albert E. Howard

Bar Group Plans Turkey Run Picnic With Lincoln Expert

The Sixth District Bar Association will meet Saturday June 27 at Turkey Run State Park. Frank P. Crawford, district president, says Dr. Louis Warren, Lincoln authority, will be principal speaker. A noon business session precedes a 1 p.m. luncheon address.

Sixth District Bar Association Turkey Run State Park Frank P. Crawford Louis Warren Lincoln Warren

Stage Canvass In MS Drive Seeks Volunteers Tonight

Stage canvass in Mississippi will stay open until all workers report. Mrs Walter Frazier urges volunteers to deliver collected donations to City Hall tonight and arrange pickup for those who cannot report. Local MS Society organizers request area lieutenants and volunteers to ensure home visits reach residents by 8 pm.

Walter Frazier City Hall City Hall Post Frazier Robert Peters Paul Fowler W. L. Tatlock Tatlock MS Society Esther Alman Elija Rowe Floyd Archer Jessie Jacob Wayne Witty Robert Francis Arthur Kline Ed Weston Berry Morton William Kinder Daniel W. Cheek, Jr Harold Asbury Richard Heustis Charles Hardaway Clifford Roll Gilbert Walker Clayton Spittler Bill Johnston Robert Pollack James E. Dodson Louis Heck John Mulvihill Earl R. Melendy William Toney Daniel R. Williams Robert Peter Arthur Meadows Richard Meserve

Nila Magidoff Inspires Audience At ISCT Convocation

Russian born Nila Magidoff drew a near capacity crowd at Indiana State Teachers College in the Student Union Building with a lively recounting of her firsts in America. Now a U S citizen she calls herself a missionary for democracy and travels nationwide to speak to varied audiences about life in the United States and Russia.

Nila Magidoff Indiana State Teachers College America United States Madison Square Garden Russia

Women Club Officers Named In Local Groups

Joyce Shanks reports upcoming installations and meetings of several groups. The Jaycee Wives Club will install new officers at 6:30 p.m. after a dinner at Fort Harrison Elks Country Club with retiring President Mrs. John Denham officiating. New officers include Mrs. Ronald Bland as president and Mrs. Robert Carr as vice president among others.

Jaycee Wives Club Elks Fort Harrison Country Club John Denham Paramanu U Communy Ronald Bland Robert Carr John W. Thompson Paul Hauck Robert Maurer Rod Hahn Vigo County Republican Women’s Club Throckmartin’s Louise Theide George Barnes P. N. Sturtevant Alex Irving Elsie Taylor Mildred McKenzie E. D. Rowe Norma Caveney

Salt removal in New York harbor reaches twenty two million cubic yards

Report notes that approximately 22 million cubic yards of salt are removed from New York Harbor annually through dredging and waterway maintenance operations. The figure highlights ongoing navigation channel deepening and harbor management efforts.

New York

Mizpah Bible class meets Friday at 2 p.m.

Mizpah Bible class of Liberty Avenue Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Gifford German's home 2337 Liberty Avenue. Mrs. Mary Walters will give the devotions. Women's Fellowship of Plymouth Congregational Church meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the church with devotions led by Mrs. C. E. Kruse and hostesses Mrs. Robert Karn and Mrs. Dorothy Ewing. This will be the last meeting until September.

Liberty Avenue Women’s Fellowship of Plymouth Congregational Church C. E. Kruse Robert Karn Dorothy &Wing

B P W Celebrates Annual Fun Night in Style Show

The Terre Haute Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual Fun Night featuring a style show of hats representing 21 program meetings. Mrs. Myrtelle led the event with flair.

Terre Haute

Neuenschwander Wins First Prize At Hat Identification

Neuenschwander earned first prize by identifying the greatest number of hats. After the dinner and festivities in the Crawford Lounge of the YWCA, club members joined in group singing. On July 19, members will meet for breakfast at the Elks Country Club.

Neuenschwander Crawford The YWCA Elks Country Club

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