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WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961 ELWOOD CALL-LEADER Especially For Society DOROTHY Editor Society Deadline Women DURHAM (SATURDAY 10:00 A. 8:30 M. A. PHONE-FE 2-3355 JEANINE LIGHTFOOT Mr. and Mrs.

Murvel Lightfoot, 1121 South street, today an nounced the approaching mar riage of their daughter, Jeanine to Jerry Dean Duffey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffey, 222 North 10th street. The wedding will take place July 29 at the First Baptist church at 6:30 o'clock with Rev. Lindsay officiating.

Miss Lightfoot graduated with the 1960 class of Willkie high school and attended the Holy Cross Central School of Nursing. Mr. Duffey graduated from Willkie high school in 1960 and is currently serving with the Aviation Branch of the Navy. He is stationed at Patuxent River, Maryland. The couple will make their home near the Navy base following the wedding.

All relatives and friends of the couple are invited to attend. Birthday Dinner Is 'Held At Yates Home Mrs. Earl Yates entertained Sunday evening at a dinner in observance of the birthday anni versary of Eddie Phillips. A birthday cake centered the table. The evening was spent Those present were Mrs.

Olin ips and children, Cathy Kilgore, Judy Kilgore, Earleen Yates, Kay Yates, Kenny Yates, Carol and Janet and Mary Ellen Kilgore, Sharon McPhearson, Barbara and Leroy Philips and the hostess, Mrs. Yates. 4-Hers in Madison Co. Participate In Demonstration 4-H'ers in Madison County par ticipated in a General Demonstra-1 tion and Public Speaking Contest at the Pendleton High School, June 27, 1961, according to Mrs. Judith Hanson, home agent.

General Demonstrations are those which do not fit into the following categories: Meat Pro ducts, Fruits and Vegetables, and Pastry, Dairy Foods, Clothing, Home Furnishings, Electric, and Crafts. Demonstrations that do fall into those categories are known as Special Demonstrations. Susan Alexander of Highland was the county winner and she will now enter the district contest. The district contest is to be held a July 14, 1961 at the Madison Heights High School. Junior Demonstrations were also given.

Janet Myerly of Frankton and Linda Day, also of Frankton, tied for first place. Merry Workers 4-H club Place to announced. County fair to be discussed. Elwood Hobby club -Mrs. Anna Lee at 1:30 o'clock.

Drop It Club Picnic at Killbuck park at Anderson. Eagles Auxiliary -Eagles hall at 7:30 o'clock. Edna Martin Circle Mrs. Johr. Quarles at 1:30 o'clock.

FRIDAY American Gold Star Mothers Inc. rummage sale at the old western building from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

L.E. and club Mrs. Wesley Sheedy at 1:30. o'clock. Aroma Riley Cheer Guild -Miss Edith Cox at 1:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Joe Beeson, co- hostess. Spoon and Thimble club Meet at the school. Time to be ed. Loyal Workers class of the Grace Methodisst church Mrs.

Lola Freeman at 7:30 o'clock. Cockerham Photo MR. AND MRS. R. J.

WELLS Miss Georgia Ellen Welcher, George Welcher, route 3 Elwood, Joseph Wells, son of Mr. and ria, Thursday evening, June mony held at the First Baptist pastor of the church, officiated at 7:30 o'clock. Two beauty baskets of pink flanked by two seven branched church. Directly in the center Miss Jo Ann at the organ played "Romance:" by Rubenstein; "To Rose" McDowell and "Reverie" by Tyshkosky. For the entrance of the bride, she played the traditional wedding mach.

Lighting the candles before the ceremony were Marsha and Sharon 1 Wells, sisters of the bride groom. The Bride Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a white street length dress of lace. The skirt was styled with tiers of scalloped lace and. the fitted bodice featured a square scalloped neckline and had elbow length sleeves. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a seed pearl tiara.

She carried an orchid and white mums atop a white Bible. Mrs. David L. Miller, matron of honor and the bride's only atten dant wore a flowered chiffon sheath dress designed with a scooped neckline. Her accessories were in matching color.

She carric pink carnations centered with a gardenia. Steve Fulk of Alexandria was the best man. Mrs. Welcher, mother of the bride was attired in a pink cotton dress with accessories and had a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mrs.

Wells, mother of the bridegroom wore a black and white cotton dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Reception After the ceremony, a reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. -A white three tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple and wedding bells set in tulle centered the bride's table Table was set in crystal. Serving the guests were aunts of the bride, Miss Freda Stewart and Mrs. Ronald Chriss.

The couple left following on a wedding trip to the Straits of Macinac, Mich. The bride changed to a black and white cotton frock and wore the orchid taken from her bridal bouquet for Mrs. Wells is a graduate of Willkie high school and attended Ball State Teachers college and Indiana Business college. She is a member of First Baptist church and of Tri Kappa sorority. Mr.

Wells graduated from Alexandria high school and attended the Indiana Business college and the A.M.F. Training school. in Cleveland, Ohio. He is a member of the Epworth Methodist church in Alexandria and is employed at the Wells Bowling lanes. Mr.

and Mrs. Wells will reside at East Main street, El wood. Guests Guests attended the wedding from Alexandria, Anderson and Elwood. FABRICS STAY BRIGHT when theu're DRY CLEANED WASHING TENDS TO FADE MOST COLORS Dry cleaning is gentle to both colors and fibersfabrics last longer and stay brighter. Use our convenient drive-in lot! Vest Cleaners 1516 E.

Main St. Dial FE 2-3131 Former Hobbs Resident Is Married HOBBS Friends in Hobbs have received word of the marriage of Donald Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Delphi and formerly of Hobbs and Miss Bruce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian Bruce of Terre Haute, The couple were married on June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are at home at 2230 North 12th street, Terre Haute. The bride is a graudate oi Garfield high school and is employed with the General Telephone com pany.

Mr. Scott graduated from Delphi high school and is a senior at Indiana Teachers college, Terre Haute. He is employed with the A and food stores. Tipton County 4-H And Home'Ec Members To Attend School daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

became the bride of Robert Mrs. Edgar Wells of Alexand29, in a formal wedding church, The Rev. R. W. Sage, at the double ring ceremony carnations and white mums candelabra adorned the was a white kneeling bench.

Job's Daughters Of Windfall Install New Officers WINDFALL Bethel No. 98 off Jobs I Daughters Order of Eastern Star held Installation of new officers Friday night at the Masonic Temple. The Outgoing Honored Queen Annette Mitchell introduced several people. The Past Honored queens, The present guardian and Associate Guardian Gerald and Helen Davis, the past guardian and associate guardian Ellen Sloan and Dudley Lacey. The present Worthy Matron and Patron of the Order of Eastern, Star, Mary and Bud Hoback.

Gifts for perfect attendance the last six months were presented by Annette Mitchell to Judy Land, Sharon DeWilt, Candy Brown, Sandra Summers and Paula Mc New. She also presented Helena and Gerald Davis with a silver coffee server, a gift from the Bethel. Annette Mitchell gave a talk or: the happenings in the Bethel during her office as Honored Queen. The Honored Queen introduced the other Installing Officers and the New Honored Queen Gayle Keisling was escorted to the 'altar for her obligations. Mrs.

Trudy Regnier of Tipton sang "'TheLord Prayer" during the service. The father of Gayle Keisling placed the robe around his daughters shoulders and her mother, Mrs. Jean Keisling placed the crown on her head. Other officers installed wereSenior Princes Candy Brown; Junior Princess Paula McNew; Guard Sandra Summers; Marshall Kit Lewis; Recorder Jody Land; Treasurer Cathy Johnson; Musician Billie Campbell, and Chaplain Sharon Dewitt. Messengers will be First Connie Findling; Second Patty Downs; Third Marsha Buzzard; Fourth Monette Hiatt, and Fifth Kathy Burkhardt.

Senior Custodian Sharon Bolinger; Junior Custodiain Donna Simms; Inner Guard Donna Silcox; Outer Guard Dianne McKiney and Fag Bearer -Pmela Brown. MRS. DANIEL F. FOLAND of the church. Marilyn Bryant at the organ presented a medley of bridal airs as the guests assembled and accompanied Herb Cappel who A full-length gown of white skinner satin was worn by Miss Virginia Anne Bales for her marriage to Daniel F.

Foland. Sunday, June 18 in the Central Christian church, Anderson. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Robert Fribley, pastor of the First Methodist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Max G. Bales of 115 Edgewood Drive, Anderson and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis K.

Foland, 3321 Cherry Road, Anderson. Beauty vases filled with white chrysanthemums and Killin daisies adorned the chancelry flanked by lighted seven branched candelabra. White ribbon bows marked the pews attired in a beige dress with mat- accessories. Both white gardenia cor- sages. Reception A reception followed the cere mony in the Fellowship hall of the church.

The tiered wedding cake was encircled with greenery and daisies and topped with yellow roses. The couple left after the reception on wedding trip. The bride's going away ensemble was a beige linen sheath with beige and white accessories and wore a white orchid. After the trip, the couple will be at home at the Southcrest Trailer Court, Fort Wayne, Mrs. Foland was graduated from Madison Heights high school in 1957 and graduated this year from Purdue university where she majored in elementary education.

She will teach this fall in the Rich mond public schools. Mr. Foland was graduated from Madison Heights high school also 1957 and graduated in June from Ball State Teachers col lege, Muncie where he majored in Business. He is on a six weeks training program for General Telephone in Fort Wayne after which he will work in Sales for the company in Richmond. Mr.

Foland is. a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt of ,1923 South A street. Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Foland entertained at a dinner in their honor. Other 4-H club members as well as Home Demonstration club mem bers of Tipton county are invited to attend the Charm School to be held Friday July 7 at the 4-H communi building. Miss Helen Hollingsworth, Mrs. Ione Smith and Mrs.

Hortense Wetzel of the L.S. Ayres and pany Indianapolis will conduct the school. Theme for the 4-H club mem bers will be "'What's Your Definition of Charm'. Time for the 4-H club school will be from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

They will be given such points of how to introduce a friend, use of the telephone, use of the family bathroom, conversation, how to order from a menu, diet, posture, rest, when your date arrives and what to wear, when and how. Points for the Home Demonstration club members will include if you are the program chairman, it you are the hostess, if you are the shopper, 1 if you are the community service worker, if you are the cook and if you are the traveler. Mrs. Ione Smith of the Fashion Bureau will give a demonstration on "How To Accesorize, Your The school for the WOmen will be held from 1:30 to 2:30 o'clock. The program is free and open MRS.

CHARLES HANSEN JR. Before an archway entwined flanked by lighted seven branched Joan Caldwell, daughter of Mrs. street, became the bride of of Mr. and Mrs. Harney Hansen, ing July 1.

The impressive double formed by the Rev. J. E. McCoy Christian church. Organ selections were presented Miss Karen Stack, sang "With Bride In Lace The bride, given in marriage by her brother, James Caldwell, was lovely in a ballerina length gown of Chantilly lace over net and taffeta fashioned with a scalloped neckline adorned with sequins.

The full bouffant skirt of scalloped lace o- ver tiers of ruffles was accented with a bow. Her shoulder length veil of illusion tulle, fell from a crown of seed pearls and sequins. She carried a white Bible topped with an orchid and ivy and tied with pink and white ribbons. Her only jewelry was pearl pendant and earrings. Mrs.

Jerry Smith, matron of honor and the bride's only atten dant wore a dress of pink chiffon over taffeta designed with a scooped neckline. On her hair, she wore a pink chiffon bow with tulle. She carried a basket of pink and white mums with ivy. Ed Hansen, brother of the bridegroom was best man and seating the guests were Jerry Smith of Elwood and Wayne Fisher of Winchester. The men wore dark suits.

The bride's mother, Mrs. Caldwell, wore a blue organza over printed taffeta dress with white accessories and had a white or chid corsage. Mrs. Hansen, mother of the bridegroom wore a lavender linen dress with accessories in white and had a laven der orchid. Reception A reception followed the cerein the Fellowship room of mony church.

The table was centerd with a three tiered wedding cake de corated in pink and white topped with a miniature bridal couple. The table had a long silver flounce and was adorned with bellls and roses. The table was set with crystal and silver. The gift table was covered with a linen cloth and decorated with arrangements of water lilies and a Memory candle. The couple left later on a wedding trip to the Smoky Mountains.

They will reside at 47 Wilmin Drive, Marion when they return. The bride changed to a willow green suit with white accessories and wore the orchid taken from her bridal bouquet for travel ling. Mrs. Hansen is a graduate of Willkie high school and is a member of the First Methodist church. She has been employed in the bookkeeping department of First National bank.

Mr. Hansen is a graduate of Winchester high school and is a member of the Phi Delts. He is employed with Indiana and Michigan electric company in Marion. Guests Guests were from Winchester, Marion, Gas City, Upland, Indianapolis and New Castle and from Fremont, Nebraska. Calendar WEDNESDAY American War Mothers Inc -Legion Home at 7 p.m.

Mabel Austin and Juanita Sparks, hostesses. Leisure Ladies Aid society-Mrs. Denver at 1:30 o'clock. V.F.W. Auxiliary Post Home at 7:30 o'clock.

sang several selections. The Bride with white candelabra, Jean Caldwell, Charles H. Winchester, ring in the East by Mrs. and Naomi Circle Of Hobbs Meets; mums and ivy Miss Barbara 1520 North Hansen son Saturday evenceremony was per- Main Street HOBBS Mrs. Max Watkins, Sr.

north west of Hobbs entertained the Naomi Circle of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the Hobbs Christian church evening. The meeting was opened by Circle leader Mrs. Maurice Wittkamper who directed group singing. It was decided to meet the fourth Tuesday each month. The C.W.

F. prayer was repeated in unison. Program year books were filled out. Devotions were given by Mrs. Kenneth Dickover whose theme was "A Way of Scripture was from Matthew and Luke.

The meeting closed with the C.W.F. benediction in unison. 'The July meeting is to he at the of Mrs. Maurice Wittkamper. dy leader will Mrs.

Salome Henderson and worship leader will be Mrs. Max Watkins Sr. "New Times" will be the theme. Officers for the Naomi Circle are circle leader Mrs. Maurice Wittkamper, secretary, Mrs.

James Melson, treasurer, Mrs. Don Lo ser, Worship Leader, Mrs. Max Watkins, study leader, and Mrs. Ray Noble and Mrs. Ivory Smith.

Personals Esther Waymire. "Through The Mrs. Lottie Kennedy and Mrs. Robert E. Ritter and daughter, Pam have returned from a week's vacation spent in Wheeling and Wierton, West Va.

with relatives and friends. Happy Helpers 4-H club -Karen Swain at 1:30 o'clock. Four Plus Four club Mrs. Nina Hoppel at: 745 North 13th street at 7:30 o'clock Women of Moose Moose hall at 7:30 o'clock. Busy Bee club Red Corner school.

8 and 40 Madison County Salon 153 to hold picnic at Falls Park Pendleton, 6:30 o'clock. Bring table service, dish of food and enough fried chicken for two people. Welcome Wagon Newcomers club Coffee at Mangas Cafeteria from 10 to 11 aa.m. Jeannane Fianan and Kay Downham, hostesses. Duplicate Bridge at the Elks club Time is 7:30 o'clock.

THURSDAY Edna Maftin Circle of First Baptist church Mrs. John Quarles with Mrs. Jesse Ray, co. hostess. Time 1:30 o'clock.

Shiloh Ladies Aid society All day meeting at the church. Picnic. New Lancaster Ladies Aid society Thelma Crull at 2 p.m. Country club Steak and mashed potatoes, special dinner, p.m. There is only one real way to lose weight, curb your Just released by Federal Government for sale to public.

Non habit forming XDRIN. 21 tabs. $.98 at Tam's Drug Store. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a full length gown of skinner satin featuring a scooped neck line and long sleeves which came to focal points over the hands. The gown had a dropped waistline and the full skirt fell from a fitted bodice and was high lighted with satin roses across the back at the waistline falling into chapel train.

Her finger tip veil of nylon illusion fell from a crystal tiara. She carried a white orchid atop a Bible with showers of ribbons and lilies of the valley. Miss Margaret Bales, sister of the bride was maid of honor and wore a gown of yellow dotted over yellow taffeta. She wore a ture hat of white starched lace and had white lace gloves. She carried a crescent bouquet of white Marguerite daisies and yellow roses.

Bridesmaids, Mrs. David Bales, the Lawton, bride, Miss sister Kathy in Foland of Anderson a sister of the bride groom and Miss Janice Thompson of Kokomo wore identical yellow dotted Swiss and taffeta with lace picture hats and gloves. They carried cresent bouquets of white daisies, Robert Foland of Anderson, served his brother as best man and seating the guests were David Bales, Lawton, Okla, brother of the bride, John Weber, John Barnard, Hancock and Frederick Brown. The bride's mother, Mrs. Bales wore a Dior blue linen sheath ensemble with white accessories, and the mother of the bridegroom was The Junior Past Honored QueenAnnette Mitchell was escorted to the atar where she signed the Bible and was presented with a Past Honored Queen's pin and a scrapbook, The new queen Gayle Keisling introduced her family and was pre sented a fan of flowers a gif.

of the O.E.S. Her motto was To Err is Human and colors were melon green and white. The officers retired. A dance and reception follow the installation was held at the Community Building. A large number of peo ple attended.

Visit them in Cincinnati, Pick up the phone and you're almost there Its fun to phone Long distance INDIANA BELL to the public. Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society To Hold Meeting Perkinsville Good Samaritan society will meet July 13 at the Methodist church in Perkinsville for a regular meeting. Time is 8 o'clock. Edna Martin Circle To Meet Thursday Edna Martin Circle of the Wo. man's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

John Quarles. Time is 1:30 o'clock. ner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Francis Foland, Robert a-1 Kathleen Foland of Anderson.

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