Town Club Members Dined and Danced at Riverview Country club Saturday evening their first formal party of the 1956-57 season. Out-of-town guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elegreet, Galesburg, left in the above photo, are shown with Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Pooler, Appleton. In the lower photo, party-goers are, from left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Minkebige, Kaukauna, Mrs. Robert Lang and Mr.
Lang, Kaukauna, and seated, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hovde, Appleton. (Post-Crescent Photos) UN Leader of Wisconsin Church Women Will Talk At World Community Day Mrs. William Tonkin, Milwaukee, prominent leader of Wisconsin church women and United Nations speaker, will talk at World Community Day services at 2 o'clock Nov.
2 at the First Baptist church. Sponsored by the United Church Women of Appleton, the convocation will take its theme from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights published by the United Nations. It reads: human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. The Milwaukee church. woman is well-known the state for her service as chairman of Mrs.
William Tonkin the World Relations committee of United Church Women Wisconsin and as a member of the advisory committee of the World Relations committee of United Church Women during 1951 to 1955. A speaker for United Nations, she attended the first meeting of the American Commission of UNESCO. Active in her home area, Mrs. Tonkin held the presidency of the United Church Women of Milwaukee, 1943 to 1947, and was co-chairman of the Milwaukee Committee for Israel. She is a member of the First Methodist church, Milwaukee, and has been named an, honorary member of Hadassah.
Women of Hadassah have been invited to services. A nursery will be held. Mrs. Ray Dawson and Mrs. Kenneth Maynard are co-chairmen of the day's activities.
Clothing articles for the needy in Europe, the Near East and the Orient will be collected along a with blankets and yardages of sheeting and denim. Free-will offerings will be asked to support projects and stud programs of United Church Women, the Department of nter church Aid and ServIce Refugees of the World Council of Churches. Marriage License Application for marriage censes has been made at the office of County Clerk Mollie Pfeffer by Raymond R. Taubel, route Clintonville, and Leone L. Patten, route 1, Black Creek; Russel A.
Nichols, and Mildred T. Van Roy, Kimberly; Ronald J. Winkler, Hollandtown, and Doris J. Williams, Kaukauna; John R. Nienhaus, Appleton, and Rosemary L.
Kons, Little Chute. Recent Campus Programs To be Broadcast Saturday Two programs recently on the campus will be rebroadcast on Lawrence's frequency modulation station WLFM Saturday, An interview with the Bel Canto Trio, atic group made up of Pierette Alarie, soprano; Leopold Simoneau, tenor; and Theodor Uppman, baritone, will be heard at 3:45 in the afternoon. John Yule, Appleton, the interviewer. The trio recently appeared in Appleton on the Lawrence community artist series. A speech delivered by Clarence B.
Randall, retired chairman of the board of Inland Steel company and now special advisor to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, will be heard at 5 o'clock in the evening. Randall gave the speech recently to a group of industrial, civic and educational leaders as the first public event in Lucinda Darling Colman residence hall. Other educational programs on the day's schedule include a PECTOR'S Appleton's Foremost Jewelers College Avenue at Appleton St. A program tea will be held; by the Mothers club of First Methodist church at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon as a benefit for the crib and toddlers' nursery which the club conducts during Sunday morning church services.
The program, planned. by Mrs. Jean Wilkins, will be held Life of Maestro, Toscanini, Studied at Wednesday Club Mrs. Carl Given reviewed biography, "Toscanini," at the Wednesday Musicale meeting at the David Fulton home, 505 E. Frances street.
The life of Milton Cross, radio announcer, will be studied Nov. 14 by Mrs. Randall Reuss. Mrs. Francis Scholtz will be hostess.
Afternoon performers were Mrs. Andrew Parnell, Mrs. Ralph Bohl and Mrs. J. M.
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St. A Hospital Auxiliary Has Review of Past Projects, Preview of New Activities A review and preview of activities of the Appleton Memorial Hospital auxiliary was featured when members met for their fall general 1 meeting Wednesday at the Outagamie county courthouse. Articles to be sold at the auxiliary Christmas bazaar were displayed. The bazaar, to be held at Butte des Morts Golf club from 11 o'clock in the morning to 8:30 in the evening Nov. 27, will feature booths for hand-made holiday gift articles and ornaments and Christmas bakery.
In conjunction with the bazaar, there will be a luncheon from 11:30 to 2 o'clock, a tea from 2:30 to 5 o'clock and a smorgasbord supper from 6 o'clock to 8:30. Ticket sales are being handled by the Mmes. Perry Brown and L. at a service station, cated on the corner of E. Washington and N.
One id a streets, Thursday were the Mmes. Robert Griffiths, Lloyd Williams, Ted O'Keefe, Leo Mothers Club to Hold Benefit Program in the dining room. Featured will be piano selections Neah Nissen, vocal solos by Mrs. Lawrence Niedzwiecki, reading by Mrs. Ralph Taylor Alton and a variety of dance numbers by students of an Appleton studio.
Mrs. John Kulhavey and Mrs. Julian Conkey are co of tea, which will be served in the social union room of the church. Committee members are the Mmes. Larry Whiting, Kermit Krieck, Williard Smith, and Robert Knox.
Ticket sales chairman is Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain. Name Winners Of Bridge Play An open Howell movement game was sponsored by the Appleton Contract Bridge association at the Elks club Thurs- Frances, Earl Harder and Francis Jenkins. The station donated profits of its sales for the day to the auxiliary for payment on its $50,000 pledge. During the meeting Wednesday the auxiliary added $2,250 to its pledge payment.
The sum represented funds realized through summer projects and. contributions of individuals and Fox Cities groups. Named to the auxiliary nominating committee were the Mmes. Carl Haugen, chairman, J. B.
Wagg, Stephen Freschl, Homer Benton and Miss Mabel Sibley. Five members of the Calumet Memorial hospital auxiliary of Chilton spoke on the tion of their hospital programs. They were Mrs. Arthur Horst, auxiliary vice president, Mrs. Franklin Flemming, hostless chairman, Mrs John Landgraf.
ways and means chairmari Mrs Joseph Shyne and Mrs. Charles Kriwanek. The next general meeting will be on the last Wednesday of January. Chilton Couple Celebrates 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Woelfel, route 1, Chilton, will observe their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday at Willow Inn, Brant. A reception will be held from 2 to 7 o'clock and dancing will begin at 8 o'clock and continue until midnight. The couple who was married in rites at St. Mary Catholic church, Chilton, in 1931, will attend a special mass there on Thanksgiving day. Their five children will be present.
day night. Winners were Lloyd L. Doerfler and C. A. Beirnard, first; Con Crowe and N.
E. Brokaw, second; Mrs. Dave Smith and Mrs. H. A.
DeBaufer, third; and Mrs. J. S. Winnig and Mrs. Doerfler, fourth.
The seventh session of the association's closed winter tournament will be held at 7:30 Monday night at the Conway hotel. No "green thumb" necessary KRESGE'S GOOD LUCK Hawaiian TI PLANT Grows like Magic in Water or Soil According to South Seas legend, the TI plant brings good luck to the ing, watching as home. if by your magic Ti Experience plant Only. the log fun grow- of 110 West College Friday, Nuptial Vows Were Repeated Saturday Nadine D. Tietz and Jeanine B.
Jeske. London, and Mrs. Eva Keller, Milwaukee, Alvin Sayers, New London. Miss Tietz, don, was wed to James F. Thies, son and Miss Jeske, daughter of the Otto A.
Anstett, son of the senior Fred C. Anstetts, October 26, 1956 Appleton Post-Crescent 10 by, from the left, the former Shirley Keller, Miss Keller, daughter of Daniel Keller, New became the bride of Marvin Alberts, son of the daughter of the G. E. Tietzes, route 2, New Lonof Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Thies, route 1, Clintonville, Jeskes, Manawa, repeated vows with Ralph Baraboo. (Carter-Hanson Photos) Sale, Dance Plans Made by KD Circle Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters worked on plans for two fund-raising projects Wednesday evening at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Richard Stack, 1306 W. Cedar street. Mrs.
Stack, chairman of the, circle's fall rummage sale, announced the sales will be held from 6 to 9 o'clock Friday evening, Nov. 2, at the Valley Fair shopping center. The Mmes. William Schuh, Raymond 'Bleier and Paul Radtke were appointed ticket chairmen for an annual "Silver Tinsel" dance, which will be held Dec. 27 at Butte des Morts Golf club.
Mrs. John Christman will handle publicity. Mrs. Kenneth Davis is general chairman of the holiday fete, held each year to raise funds for circle charity work. Mrs.
Schuh and Mrs. Guy Barlow were named to aid Mrs. W. S. Plankuch for a Christmas candy sale.
Mrs. Gus A. Zuehlke gave a committee report on plans for a spring project and a state King's Daughters con- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reck- er, New London, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Gary Tate.
Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Tate, New London. A wedding date has not been set. Carter-Hanson Photo) Past Leaders of vention report was given by Mrs.
John Milhaupt, Mrs. Pfankuch reported on the recent King's Daughters council meeting. Assistant hostesses were the Mmes. Henry Hamilton and Robert Balliet. The next.
meeting will be Nov. 28 at the home of Mrs. Bleier, 112 S. Rankin street. Dr.
H. T. Gross, medical director of the Community Blood Center, will be guest Firemen's Unit Has Installation Mrs. Russell Luebben was installed as president of the auxiliary to the Appleton Firemen's association Thursday night at Shrine Unit Hold Fall Dinner Meet Past Worthy High Priestesses of Valley Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, met Thursday for their fall dinner program at the home of Mrs. Carl Bertram, 821 North street.
Mrs. Roland Schulz was assistant hostess. Card prizes were won by Miss Ruth Wolf, Kaukauna, contract and Mrs. R. D.
McGee at schalfskopf. The next meeting will be April 25. a meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Kramer, 843 E. Glen dale avenue.
Game prizes were won by Bernice Schmidt, John Grootemont, Carl Beschta, Harold Lillge, Roland Kuehnl, Norman Rettler, Duane Arts 1 and Esther Beilke. Mrs. Luebben will be hostess for the November meeting. Chilton Pair Honeymoons In Northern Wisconsin Honeymooning in northern Wisconsin and Michigan are Martin Schmidt, route 4, Chilton, and his bride, the former La Verne Geiser, route 1, Chilton. The pair recited vows Oct.
17. in 9:30 services at St. Mary Catholic church, Chilton. The Rev. David Koehne officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her father.
She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gregory Geiser, route 1, Chilton. Miss Janice Geiser, the bride's sister, was maid of honor. Miss Mary Kramer and Miss Eunice Geiser, cousin of the bride, both of Chilton, served as bridesmaids. Best man was Michael Geiser, the bride's brother.
Ronald, Harvey and Delbert Schmidt were groomsmen for their brother. are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, route 4, Chilton. Alfred Wagner, uncle of the bride, and Armand Zahn, cousin of the bridegroom, both of Chilton, escorted wedding guests their seats.
Breakfast was served at the Hotel Chilton and dinner, re- La Verne Geiser (Neumeyer Photo) ception and supper were held at Kleists hall, Potter. The couple will be at home after Nov. 1 at route 1, Chilton. The bride, a graduate ton High school, is employed at Hotel Chilton. Mr.
Schmidt, is employed at. Hillside Cheese factory. Ravel piano program at 4 o'clock, the anthropology teature "Ways of Mankind" at 7 o'clock and concert hours after There will also be a BBC drama "Nebuchadnezzar," at 7:30. Early in November, the station will expand its time to Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5 to 10 o'clock, and its regular Saturday schedule from 2 until 10 o'clock. Shop Friday 10 a.m.
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