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1 18 it full dry ANNOUNCED Mrs. Ellias Manoles. Miss Mary Lu daughter of Elmer H. Seibel, 3621 Third and Ellas Nicholas Manoles, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Nick H. Manoles, 804 Twenty-fifth were married Sunday at Highland Park Presyterian church. The Rev. Harry C. Shiffler of.

ficiated. Mrs. Helen Canine sang and Miss Frances Shaw was or- ganist. Peplum Effect. The bride's white satin gown had an overbodice, sleeves and of Chantilly lace.

Her peplum veil of nylon net was attached to A Juliet cap. She carried baby orchids and stephanotis with bouvardia. Miss Enid Beth maid of honor, wore ice blue satin and carried yellow fuiji mums with al cascade of gladioli bells. Mrs. R.

M. Seibel was bridesmaid. She wore royal blue satin and carried yellow gladioli. Reception at Church. Joseph P.

Tarazewich was best man and ushers were S. Chris Yeanos, Raymond Pugh, Willard Canine and Aristotle Manthos. Mr. Pugh and Mr. Manthos lighted the candles.

The reception for 170 guests was at the church. After A trip to the Wisconsin Dells, the couple will live in Iowa City. B. P. W.

Board To Convene Here The fall board meeting of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be Saturday and Sunday at Hotel Kirkwood. Approximately 200 women from all over Iowa will attend the sessions. Dr. Lydia T. Jordan of Daven- port, president, will preside at the business meetings.

Speaker at Saturday's luncheon will be Henry W. Burma, a member of the state board of control. His talk will deal with mental health. Business sessions and committee reports will take up the major part of the conference. Sage-Blair Vows Taken in Ankeny Carol Sage, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell E. Sage, and Ronald E. Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Blair, all of Ankeny, were married Friday at the Methodist church in Ankeny. The bride wore a white satin gown with seed pearl trim and a full court train. Her nylon veil was held by A sweetheart hat and she carried a bouquet of red roses. Carry Roses. Her sister, Phyllis Sage, was maid of honor and wore a blue sheer gown and carried pink and vellow roses.

Phyllis Chesnut. the bridesmaid. wore a pink gown and carried pink and white roses. Gene Muehlenthaler was best man and Roger Swartfager and Tom Kovacevich seated the carry guests. Church Reception.

Hostesses at the church reception for 250 guests were Charlene Neveln. Beverly Stall. Gloria Epstein and Madonna Miller. The couple will live at 677 Twentieth st. EASIEST DINNER YOU SERVEDI -creamelles MORE DELICIOUS MORE TENDER MACARONI DANNY DYANSHINE SAYS.

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"I was a brand new senior." said Delores Elaine (Dee) Farquhar, 22. of Leon, recalling the day two years ago when she was en ill. "Mother was here for the week end and I woke up sick in the middle of the night," she added. 6-Month Recovery. That was Nov.

8, 1949. Six months later in May of 1950 Dee was released from Kenny cottage on a convalescent leave and went home. She was readmitted to the nursing school on Aug. 28, 1950, and completed her training last July 16. never considered dropping out of nursing--I knew I'd come back." declared Dee, a pretty dark-haired.

blueeyed young woman with dimples. Completely recovered from the polio attack, the slender 5-foot. 6-inch nurse says she "tires more easily than I used to but that doesn't keep me from working I was pretty "She has done wonderfully to stick it out and make the comeback she has." observed Hedvig A. Freden. director of nursing.

"We're proud of her." Liked Nuring. Dee. who was graduated from Leon High school in May of 1947. said "nursing always appealed to Although her father had died during her senior vear in high school, she entered nurses training in Des Moines the following September and "mother saw me through." Dee. now on general duty at Bliss Psychiatric hospital in St.

Louis, is paying her mother back the "$1.000 it cost her for my tuition, books, uniforms and spending money" during the three years' train- When polio threatened to end her career almost before it had begun, it was her mother -and her classmates- who kept up her morale. Notes on Tray. Fellow student nurses sent her A bed jacket, shipped notes on her food trays while she was in isolation, and visited her frequently during convalescence in Kenny cottage. At. commencement time last September, Dee admitted.

"It was Urge Cemeteries To End Racial Ban SOUTH SIOUX CITY. NEB. (U.P.) A resolution urging cemeteries to eliminate burial racial restrictions was adopted here Wednesday by A district American Legion convention. The resolution was sponsored by delegates from Legion posts at Winnebago, home of Sgt. John Rice, the Korean war veteran whose body war denied burial in Memorial Park cemetery at Sioux City, la, because he was an Indian.

Rice was buried Wednesday in Arlington National cemetery. The resolution urged cemeteries to drop restrictions of all kinds on the military sections of their grounds, ending segregation of bodies of servicemen. ADVERTISEMENT. Royal Fan Tunes Up With Janet Leigh Accompanying JANET through her busy day demands lots of energy. But Janet's youthful friend is equal to the task.

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Colorado Bartletts are your grocer or fruit dealer to get most economical for canning pur- vou a good supply if he does not poses. Their delicious flavor and have Colorado Bartletts on hand. MESA COUNTY PEAR BOARD OF CONTROL Palisade, Colorado Chatting about graduation exercises for student nurses at Towa Lutheran hospital Thursday are Delores Elaine (Dee) Farquhar (left), 22, of Leon, and Hedvig A. Freden, director of nursing. tough to see my class graduate without me.

"But now I don't care," she said. "I'm graduating with a good group of girls." Given Thursday and Friday off, Dee came to Des Moines by train. arriving early enough for the 6:30 a. m. chapel service in honor of the graduating class.

"That was a thrill," she declared. Plans Indefinite, She will return today to St. Louis where she "wants to stay for awhile although my plans are indefinite." Meanwhile, she planned to accompany her mother. Mrs. Fay Farquhar.

and aunt. Mrs. Amy Gardner. to Leon for a brief visit after the commencement exercises at First Lutheran church. "This is really A bigger night for mother than for me." said Dee.

"She made me promise when I went to St. Louis that I'd come back for Son of Jet Plane Designer Enlists CEDAR RAPIDS. IA. UP A 23-year-old college student. whose father designed the first jet plane to see action in World War Il.

has joined the air force. recruiters said Thursdav. He Hangwind Franz Lippisch, son of Dr. Alexander Lippisch, now a research engineer for Collins Radio Co. here.

Dr. Lippisch was a wartime German designer who turned out the first combat jet. a Messerschmitt, and also fathered the swept -back delta wins design. New Home for Brethren School By Religious News Service WINONA LAKE. A new $330.000 building for Grace Theological Seminary here was dedicated by officials of the National Fellowship of Brethren Churches.

Located on a 33-acre campus, the building has an 800-seat auditorium, a 20.000-volume library, classrooms and administrative offices. The ten-year-old school has been housed during recent years in the Free Methodist publishing house building here. The new structure's three floors. with a total area of 32,000 square feet. will have accommodations for 200 students.

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and Mrs. Arthur J. Jenc, 2907 Carpenter and. Orren L. Grundmeier, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugo Grundmeier of Carroll, were married Saturday at Trinity Lutheran church. The Rev. Russell M. Grundmeier of Groton.

S. brother of the bridegroom, officiated. Louise Coellner sang. Handmade Gown. The bride wore A handmade white satin gown with frosted lace embroidery at the neckline.

Her veil of imported illusion tulle was fingertip length. She carried white roses and a white orchid. The maid of honor, Dorothy Kemmerer, wore blue satin and net with an off -shoulder fitted bodice. The bridesmaids, Dorothy Aurand and Wanda Van Buren, wore blue and yellow moire taffeta gowns, respectively. They carried yellow mums and daisies.

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Sonja Ehlert, Katherine Buse. Ramona Walston, and Florence Polzin. After a trip to Minnesota, the couple will live in Carroll. For Mrs. Meier.

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