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Louis by is St. 1 DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER January 5, 1958 African Trip to Be Club Topic Members of Des Women's Club will "travel" through Africa at their program meeting at 11:15 a. m. Wednesday at Hoyt Sherman Place. Mrs.

Raymond Baker of Johnston, who with her husband traveled 7,000 miles by automobile and plane over the garden route of Africa last year, will tell about their trip. The Bakers were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of Coon Rapids. Mr.

Baker is head of the breeding research department of Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn Co. The two couples visited several government experimental stations, saw native ceremonials, took a boat trip across Lake Tanganvika and a launch trip on the Nile River. Mrs. Baker will be presented by the history, philosophy and travel department. Committee members are Mesdames W.

H. Steinbrenner, Cornelius Bos and R. H. Rominger. Seated at the new members' table at luncheon will be Mesdames Kenneth Johnson, Myron Blank and C.

F. Taylor and Miss Norma A. Peters and committee members, Mesdames Warner Crusinberry, D. J. Baskerville, Floyd Burgess and Harold J.

McCoy. At 1:30 p. m. the literature department will present a panel discussion of "Behind the Scenes in Your Public Library." Miss Ethel Be ele coordinator of home reading services, will moderate. Others on the program be Mrs.

Margaret Lucille Hoit, 0-ordinator of services, and Miss Ruth McFadden, head of stations department. Committee members are Mrs. Clyde Lighter and Mrs. Harold Allen. Hospitality committee members for January are Mesdames Arvid Lundgren, chairman, Howard F.

Boeke, Merton Burbank, Paul Cotton, H. R. Duncan, Roy B. Eddy, Lloyn Fugill, Glen Hansen, Frank Root, M. Strand and Ray Fountain.

Book Mart will be attended by Mesdames D. H. Darling, F. A. Hanson and Howard W.

Harrell. Wedding, Eight Betrothals Told BELLIZZI-GERING Miss Judith Darlene Gering, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gering, 5805 S.

W. Third became the bride Saturday of Nick Bellizzi II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Bellizzi, 3001 S.

W. Fourteenth st. The Rev. John J. Aldera officiated at Christ the King Church.

Bridal attendants were Mrs. Michael Cunningham, Mrs. Jack Carnes and Miss Geraldine Gering. Ralph Compiano was best man. Ushers were Kent Folsom, John Zahn, Joe Gering, and Michael Cunningham.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Bellizzi are graduates of Lincoln High School. They will live in Cedar Falls, where Mr. Bellizzi is a student at Iowa State Teachers College.

CORELL-PARKER Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Corell, 1801 Euclid announce the engagement of their daughter Jodine and C.

Dennis Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Parker, 6640 Mott ave. Miss Corell, a graduate of Des Moines Technical High School, is employed by Central Life Assurance Co.

Mr. Parker, also a graduate of Tech, now is serving in the navy. WINTERS-JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Winters of Camp Dodge announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Marie and Robert E.

Johnson, son of Col. and Mrs. Donald B. Johnson of Camp Dodge. The brideelect, a graduate of Johnston High School, is employed by Bankers Life Co.

of Des Moines. Her fiance, a graduate of Lincoln High School, is a National Guard technician at Camp Dodge. FREDRICKSON-SWAIN Miss Elaine Ruth Fredrickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bellizzi Miss Fredrickson Miss Long Miss Mrs.

Elwood C. Fredrickson, 1421 Mattern is betrothed to Charles William Swain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Swain, 2347 E.

Eleventh st. The bride-elect is a senior at East High School. Mr. Swain, a graduate of East, is a junior at the State University of Iowa. PHILLIPS-ANDERSON Mr.

and Mrs. James E. Phillips of DeSoto announce Garden Club Will Hear Talk by Miss Seberg Miss Eula Mae Seberg of Marshalltown will address the Des Moines Garden Club at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the Art Gallery at Hoyt Place.

She will speak on "Flower Arrangement." Miss Seberg is from the Ford Floral Shop in Marshalltown and is presented by Allied Florists Association of Des Moines. She will be introduced by Mrs. H. L. Hoak Camp Fire Girls Officials Attend St.

Louis Meeting Several officials of Heart of the Hawkeye Council of Camp Fire Girls are attending the National Camp Fire Girls, professional conference in St. Louis today through Saturday. They are Miss M. Genevieve Clayton, executive director; Miss Virginia Lee Cunningham, assistant executive director, and district directors, the Misses Elisabeth Hartwell, Betty Louise Jones, Donna Leek, Dorothy Green and Henrietta Heman and Mrs. Margaret Harrison.

Miss Cunningham is chairman of the region 7 professionals group, who will be hostesses at the conference. Wa Tan Ye Club Wa Tan Ye Club of Des Moines, professional and' business women's service club, will have its first meetting of the new year at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the club rooms of the Polk County Federal Savings and Loan sociation of Des Moines, Seventh and High streets. There will be a New Year's program, About the About the Wedding pictures or stories concerning Des Moines residents appear in this edition of The Des Moines Sunday Register only if the wedding takes place the preceding Friday or Saturday.

Necessary information must be in The Register's possession at least by the Wednesday BEFORE the wedding. Accounts of weddings which take place on other days of the week are printed in either the daily Register or The Tribune. Intormation relating to them must be in the office NOT LATER THAN three days after the event, These deadlines are necessary for the orderly printing of the news. King's Daughters, Sons Circles Will Meet Iowa, is employed by Equitable Life Insurance Co. of the United States.

PULTZ-GARVEY PULTZ-GARVEY Miss Robertta Ann Pultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pultz, 3219 S. W.

Seventh and James F. Garvey of Boone are planning a spring wedding. The future bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Garvey, alSO of Boone.

The bride-elect, a graduate of Lincoln High School, is employed by the Des Moines Register and Tribune Company. Her fiance is an assistant manager of a Thriftway Store. LONG-SHEDD The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Long of Boone have announced the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann and John Shedd, son of Mrs.

Willard Shedd of Boone and the late Mr. Shedd. The brideelect is a student at Iowa Methodist Hospital school of nursing in Des Moines. WALTER-BERRY Frances Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd A. Walter of Denison, will become the bride of Kenneth R. Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max R.

Berry, 3315 Thirtieth Des Moines, Jan. 25. Vows will be spoken in Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Lake View. The bride-elect attends Iowa State Teachers College, and her fiance teaches at Lehigh. ANDREWS-SCHULTZE Miss Jane Andrews, 715 Hickman road, will be wed Friday to Jack Schultze of Redfield.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Andrews and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred J. Schultze, all of Adel. Miss Andrews is employed by Friedman Motors, Inc. Mr.

Schultze is employed by Northern Natural Gas Co. in Redfield. Des Moines streets. Devotions will be by Pearl Stutsman and lesson by Bessie Christison. Dinner will be served at 6:15 p.

m. by Ruth Circle. Deadline for reservations is today. Guests of Manbecks p. Recent guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Hoyt Manbeck, 844 Thirty were Mrs. William Manbeck and daughter, Marilyn, 8 months, and Mr. Manbeck of Park Ridge, Ill. Rodine May Vows Spoken Miss Judith and Howard changed nuptial p.

m. Saturday Presbyterian Rev. Arthur ficiated. Parents of Ann Rodine E. May exvows at 7:30 at Central Church.

The Cruickshank of- the couple are Mrs. Howard E. May Mrs. Hobson Plans Open House Today Mrs. Allan Hobson, 300 Hobson drive, will entertain at an open house from 2 to 4 p.

m. and 5 to 8 p. m. today. It will honor Mr.

and Mrs. Halford Hunnell who were married Dec. 28. Mrs. Hunnell is the former Donna Hobson.

Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Robert Hobson and Richard Hobson. Josephs Does your sterling show any of these markings so, you are the proud owner of a STERLING FLATWARE PATTERN Edward Baltimore 3 Madam FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. YOU CAN ADD TO OR FILL IN ANY OF THE MORE THAN 200 OLDER STERLING PATTERNS NOW AVAILABLE THIS YEAR THROUGH GORHAM'S ANNUAL SPECIAL ORDER SERVICE PROGRAM Also Available Some inactive sterling patterns by LUNT WALLACE REED BARTON Stop in with a sample See if your sterling pattern is now open for spacial order fill-ins. Order Delivery Now- during Josephs the summer JEWELERS SINCE 1871 and early fall. SIXTH AT LOCUST Several circles of The meet this week, and home ing at 12:30 p.

m. Friday at ing are: Radiant, luncheon, 1 p. m. Tuesday, Mrs. Harry Pearson, 5615 Kingman blvd.

Mrs. Dale R. Morgan, co-hostess; Mrs. Kenneth Sawyer, devotions, The group will make valentines for the Fort Madison home. Linda Jean, 8 p.

m. Thursday, Mrs. Harold E. Ackelson, 2417 Farwell road. Mrs.

J. J. McFarland, co-hostess; Mrs. Thomas C. Thorpe, devotions.

Table decorations will be made for Founders Day dinner. G'Belmir, guest day, 12:30 m. Monday, Clarence Patterson, '4119 Kingman blvd. Mrs. H.

W. Humphrey and Mrs. Herbert Wengel, cohostesses; Mrs. A. W.

Kirkpatrick, devotions, and Mrs. Robert Renner, program, Mrs. Alvin Hazen will review Silver Cross magazine, and King's Daughters and Sons will board will have a luncheon meetBishop Cafeteria. Circles meet- Mrs. Kirkpatrick will give the Bible study.

Friendly, 8 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. William J. Wood, 519 S.

W. Thornton ave. Mrs. Clifford Watkins, devotions and Silver Cross. Mrs.

George B. Critchett, county president, will be a special guest. Guiding Light, 8 p. Wednesday, Mrs. Fred C.

Lorence, 1136 Sixty-sixth st. Mrs. Walter Leniton, co-hostess. The group will make tray mats and favors for a nursing home. Questers' Party De Moine Belle Chapter of Miss Corell Miss of the program committee.

Door hostesses will be Mrs. T. E. Andresen and Mrs. Paul Elliott.

Mesdames W. E. Bogan, Fred Callison, C. Allen Justice and D. R.

Fromknecht will serve on the hospitality committee. Tea table will be arranged by Mrs. Theodor Rehmann. Mrs. Volney Diltz and Mrs.

John Bemis, past presidents, will pour. Miss Judith Anne Moffitt To Be Bride Miss Judith Anne Moffitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Moffitt, 3808 S.

W. Twelfth and Larry A. Forbes, son Mr. of and Mrs. Corvin E.

Forbes, 3109 E. Ninth are planning to be married next August. The brideelect, who attended the State University of Iowa and Drake University, is employed Cownie Furs. Mr. Forbes studying at St.

University school of dentistry, Louis, Mo. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Delta Sigma Delta fraternities. Miss Winters Miss Pultz Phillips Walter Miss Andrews the engagement of their daughter Betty Jean, 2840 University and Robert L. Anderson of Fargo, N. D.

Mr. Anderson is the son of Mrs. C. R. Anderson of Ogden and the late Mr.

Anderson. The spring bride-elect attended Iowa State Teachers College and is employed by Arlo Roberts in Des Moines. Mr. Anderson, a graduate of the State University of Churches- Continued from page five lips, president; C. M.

Pinneo, first vice-president; D. C. Wirtz, second vice-president; W. G. Wessels, secretary and Ross S.

Kleinheinz, treasurer. BETHANY LUTHERAN Women's Guild, Bethany Lutheran Church, 8 p. m. Wednesday, church, parsonage. Mrs.

S. Ehlers will give a review of "Cross and Crisis in Japan," and Marilyn Turnquist will sing a solo. PARK AVENUE CHRISTIAN Christian Women's Fellowship, Park Avenue Christian Church, luncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday.

Mrs. Chester Johnston, program chairman, will present a film, "The Greatest of These Is Love." Mrs. Pearl Hagen will preside at the business meeting. Members of Group Three will be hostesses. Helen Sneller is group chairman.

Executive board will meet at 12:30 p. UNION PARK PRESBYTERIAN Auxiliary Ladies of Union Park Presbyterian Church, 1 p. m. Thursday. Members of Circle Four will be hostesses.

Mrs. Maude Vines will present the program, "In This New Year." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Women's Association, First Presbyterian Church, dessert luncheon, 1 p. Thursday. The program will be "Stewardship of Shared Joy." Mrs. George E.

Moore will preside at the business meeting. WESLEY METHODIST Woman's Society of Christian Service of Wesley Methodist Church, meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Wesleyan Service Guild will be hostess at the church, E.

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to 5:30 P. The Questers will meet at 1 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. W.

A. Muller, 1404 Mountain West Des Moines. Mrs. A. A.

Herrick will give the program. Mr. and Mrs. C. Albin Rodine, 2805 Sixty-second- and Mr.

and Mrs. H. Edson May, 666 Thirty st. Miss Roberta Ann Elin attended Mrs. May as maid of honor and Steve Jones was best man.

Guests were seated by Jim Rodine, cousin of the bride, and Charles May, the bridegroom's brother. Hostesses at the church reception were Misses Patricia May, Diane Cleveland, Marilyn Light and Louise Lundgren and Mrs. Richard Higday. Both Mr. and Mrs.

May were graduated from Roosevelt High School. The bride is employed by Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Mr. May recently returned from Ft. Riley, where he was Applications Are Now Being Taken For Special Evening COLD Classes WAVES In Beauty Culture Starting January 6th $3.50 We are the only beauty school In Des complete with Moines conducting evening classes in shampoo and beauty culture.

People employed during the day can continue with their present style set. employment and attend our school in the evening. We can assure you high For Your Convenience earnings and employment in pleasant We Are Now Taking surroundings. Write, phone or come in for your FREE booklet "CAREER IN Evening Appointments BEAUTY." OPEN to 9 P.M. MON THRU FRI.

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Penguin looks A few words about beauty! Bake in 350-degree gas adorable, standing in this first month of oven for 40 to 45 minutes. bowl of chopped ice colDuring '58, why not have a "beauty Turn upside down immedi- ored with blue vegetable The expert at ately. Cool before remov- coloring. your nearest beauty salon ing from pan. give the advice The American Way can you you need.

Just "plunk" your- Tie-Back Tip news Heard of chair Don't know about you, but a wonderful self into the salon project, while and say, "All right, tell me my eyes often trick me when what's wrong!" A make- I'm fastening tie-backs for visiting down South. Club over session sends you fresh- laundered curtains! women from away feeling like Spring Mrs. Floyd Rank of Council with good resolution to Iowa has the two states made scrapbooks Bluffs, answer: on "The American Way of keep yourself prettier. She pulls her window- shade to the level she'd cutting out magazine Hardest to Clean gets 'em even every time! photos and short, simple articles that describe not Heard this re- problems, but good points mark the other Silent Servant of our American life. These day: "The Few of us rate maids these books are sent to schools hardest thing days but we still have a in foreign countries so to clean in my helpful servant! That's children, learning English, kitchen is the natural gas, the miracle learn about America as kids!" Nothing clean, silent, econom- well.

Your club could do it! less than a few ical and completely deyears of growing -up will pendable. Your local gas Just Dial Dinner change that problem. But company brings it to you; No lighting, waiting or it's certainly true today's a pipeline supplier warm- gas is called autogas appliances present no Northern Natural Gas matic all the way! The new cleaning problems! When Company brings it to them brings gas range you a new you cook and refrigerate from hundreds of miles kind of cooking freedom: with streamlined gas appli- away. Natural gas is a Automatic top burner lightances, your kitchen stays. servant who works for you ing, automatic and oven cleaner.

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Might have double ovens, many have saved these rotisseries, many come in Applesauce Sponge Cake for Easter, but Spring-minded colors. Take Mrs. Ervin Renner of How- couldn't wait! a look, at your local gas ells, Nebr. says this cake is Mrs. George company, Iowa Power and easy to make, easy to keep: Ludcke of Light Company, or gas apBeat 3 eggs till thick and Minneapolis, starts pliance dealer.

light. Add 1 cup sugar with a shelled hard-boiled gradually; beat till all sugar egg. Now (with a tooth- Baking Bread? is Add cup pick) add a ripe-olive head. Verna Cline of Naper, Nebr. dissolved.

hot applesauce. Beat well. Tiny bits of pickles at- says bread comes out lighter Now sift together four by and finer-grained if you beat tached broken-toothpick times: cup cake flour, are eyes, a snip of carrot a bread dough thoroughly while tsp. salt, 1 tsp. baking nose.

One halved ripe olive it's still very soft. powder, tsp. soda, 1 tsp. makes two "flippers" (one Add cinnamon, to mixture, tsp. beat nutmeg.

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