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THE WINONA DAILY NEWS, WINONA, MINNESOTA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953 State Fellowship Chairman to Talk At AAUW Meeting The fellowship program of the American Association of University Women, with its many facets and the local, state and national responsibilities for the continuance '11 I 4 A of the program, will be discussed 'I ,) ft 1 7 At V'V I 4 At Horn Her After a wedding trip of a week to Indianapolis, are Mr. and Mrs. David H. Ties, the latter formerly Donna E. Brown, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ned Brown, 167 Winona St. JKr. Ties is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Ties, Winona Rt. 1. by Mrs. Thomas J. Whalen, SL Paul, state AAUW fellowship chairman, at the November meeting of the Winona AAUW, Nov.

12. A 1 p.m. luncheon will precede the talk. Both will be at the Hotel Winona. The program Hill mark the midpoint of the local branch efforts to point up fellowship and raise funds for its support.

The local AAUW. under the leadership of Miss Phyllis Roney, fellowship chairman, is in the midst of a ticket sale campaign for a children's Mm series. Proceeds from the sale will be used by the Winona branch is its contribution to state and national fellowship. In addition, the local branch has in the past awarded two one hundred dollar scholarships to qualified young women in the local colleges. Fellowships for gifted women are an old story to AAUW which has given research awards since 1890.

The international grants arc another chapter of the fellowship program. This year the national organization reports that 40 AAUW international grantees will study in the United States. They come from 22 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa. Australia, South America and the Philippines. Professionally, national says, the largest group are teachers, and the next larcest, research scientists.

Other fields represented are medicine, nursing, law, psychology, social work, economics, radio and auditing. "This year," as always national reports, "the grantees present a Mr. And Mrs. Adolph Schroibtr, Winona RL 2, announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Mary Jo, above, to Sylvester C. Mullen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mullen, Stockton, Minn. The wedding will be Nov. rs at 9 a.m. at the Cathedral cf the Sacred Heart, (Harold's photo) Local Community Concert Tickets Sent to Members Tickets for the Winona Community Concert Association series of concerts during the 1955-56 season have been mailed to members, Mrs.

C. G. Gaustad, association secretary, announced today. Those who have not received their tickets, are asked to call Mrs. Gaustad who will check on the tickets.

First concert of the season will be given by the Robert Shaw Chorale and concert orchestra Nov. 14 at 8:15 p.m. at the Winona Senior High School Auditorium. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. Other dates for the season are Ethel Barrymore Colt, Jan.

17; the Roman Totenberg Instrumental Ensemble. Feb. 21, and the two-piano team, the Teltschiks, March 6. Dates of concerts are listed on back of the membership tickets. The program for the Shaw Chorale concert will be as follows: Hallelujah from The Mount of Olives" I-udwi vaa Beethorea He Watching Over Israel from Elijah" Felix Mflelsaotia The Shepherd' Farewell from "The Infancy of Christ" Hector Berlins Dona nobis pacem from "Mas in Minor Johann Sebastian Back Hallelujah from "The Messiah" George Frederick Handel Liebeslieder Waltzer, Opus 51 (selected) Johannes Brahma King David Arthur Honeccer Symphonic drama, after a play by Rene Morax; for narrator, soli, chorus and orchestra.

Narrator. Booth Colmao Soloist with the Robet Shaw Chorale: Sopranos Elizabeth Baisch, Lorraine Smorol. Jayn Somorgi Mezzo-sopranos Jane Cramer, Carol Jones. Barbara Williamson Contraltos Gretchen Bene. Florence Kopleff.

Margery Pearce Tenor Lindsev Bergen, Howard Robert. Keith Wvatt Basses Eugene Brice, Howard Kahl. Thorn a Pyle Part I The Young David Scene 1: Shepherd Introduction. Psalm: "God shall be my shepherd kind." (Contralto Scene II: Hero David and Goliath. Kntrv of Goliath.

March. Song of Victory: "Oavid is Great!" (Chorus) Scene III: Prophet David in the Wilderness. Psrlm: "In the Lord I put my faith." (Tenor). Psalm: (), had I wings like a dove." 'Soprano Song of the Prophets: "Man That is Born of Woman." (Male chorus) Psalm: "Pity me. Lord, in my distress." (Tenor) Scene IV: Warrior David Triumph over Saul.

Saul' Camp. Psalm: "God the Lord shall be my light." Chorus) Incantation of the Witch of Endor. March of the Philistines. Lament over Saul and Jonathan. (Contralto, soprano and chorus) Part II David the King Scene The Ark is Set in Jerusalem Psalm: "AU praise to Him.

the Lord of Glory." (Chorus) Song of the Daughter of Israel. (Soprano, women's chorus) The Dance before the Ark. Scene II: David and Bathsheba Song: "Now my voice in song upsoaring. (Chorus) Song of the Handmaiden: my love, take my hand." (Contralto) Psalm: "Pity me. God.

la my distress." (Chorus) Psalm: "Behold in evil I was bom." (Chorus) Scene III: The Revolt of Absalom Psalm: shall I raise my eye unto the mountains. (Tenor) Song: thou forest of grief." (Soprano and women's chorus) March of the Hebrews. Psalm: "Thee will I love. Lord." (Chorus) Scene IV: Last Dav Psalm: "In distress (Chorus) The Crowning of Solomon. The Death of David.

(Soprano and chorus) Rev.W.H. Clement To Be DAR Guest Speaker "The Religious Background of David H. Ties, Bride at Home After Trip Mr. and Mrs. David H.

Ties who were married by the Rev. Harold Rekstad at 2 p.m. Oct. 8 at the First Congregational Church, are now at home at 319 Kansas St. after a wedding trip of a week to Indianapolis, Ind.

Mrs. Ties is the former Donna E. Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Brown, 167 Winona and Mr.

Ties is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ties, Winona Rt. 1. Mrs.

Rekstad sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Becua-se," and Miss June Sorlien played the wedding music. The bride attended by her sister. Miss Shirley Brown, as maid nl honor and Miss Rosetta Ram-czyk. as bridesmaid, wore a gown of white velvet in. princess style with V-shaped neckline, and a veil held by a cap of pearls and sequins.

She carried a white Bible, gift from the bridegroom, and white roses' with tints of blue, showered with stephanotis. She was given in marriage by her father. T1ie maid of honor was in gallant blue and the bridesmaid in royal blue. They wore rhinestone headbands and rhinestone necklaces and bracelets, gifts of the bride, and carried cascade bouquets of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. La Vera Ties, was his brother's Calendar of Events SUNDAY, NOV.

6 9 a.m.. Cathedral of the Sacred Heart KC Mass, breakfast and memorial service. 10:30 a.m., St. Mary's Parish Hall Thanksgiving Festival. MONDAY.

NOV. 7 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Elmer Fuglie Circle Nine, SL Matthew's Lutheran Church. 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ben Grain Circle St.

Martin's Lutheran Church. 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Temple Bethel 8, Order of Job's Daughters. 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Arthur Busse Circle D.

St. Martin's Lutheran Church. 7:45 p.m.. Madison School Madison School PTA. 8 p.m., Winona Athletic Club Winona Athletic Club Auxiliary.

8 p.m.. Odd Fellows Temple Humboldt Lodge. IOOF. 7 p.m.. Community Room, City Building Temple 11, Pythian Sisters.

8 p.m.. Community Room, City Building Pythian Sisters public card party. TUESDAY, NOV. 8 2 p.m.. Elks Club Elks Ladies Guest Day card party.

6:15 p.m.. First Congregational Church parlors Winona BPW Club dinner meeting. 6:30 p.m.. Red Men's Wigwam Red Men's raccoon dinner. 7 p.m..

New Oaks Formal Dance Group dinner dance. 7 to 9 p.m.. Central Junior High School and Winona Senior High School Open house. p.m., Winona General Hospital dining room Nurses potluck supper. 7:30 p.m..

Masonic Temple Winona Chapter, RAM. 7:30 p.m.. Red Men's Wigwam Chapter 4, NAPE, open meeting. 7:45 p.m.. Elks Club Winona Tournament Bridge Players.

8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. R. H. Wilson Chapter CS, PEO. 8 p.m., St.

John's Church social rooms Sorrowful Mother and St. Anne's societies. 8 p.m.. American Legion Memorial Club American Logon Auxiliary. 8 p.m., YWCA Travel talk by Carol Lane.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 9 a.m.. College of Saint Teresa Opening of Book Fair. 10 a.m.. Central Lutheran Fellowship Hall Nordic Folk Festival and bazaar.

1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. A. L. Kitt Chapter AP, PEO. 1 p.m., McKinley Methodist Church parlors WSCS Quiet Day.

1:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Harold Englund Circle Four, Goodview Trinity Lutheran Church. 1:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Vernon Angst Circle Two, First Congregational Church. 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs.

Paul Johns Ruth Circle, Grace Presbyterian 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. M. H. White DAR board of management. 2:30 p.m..

Faith Lutheran Church social rooms Ladies Club. 2:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. M. H. White Wenonan Chapter.

DAR. 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Anna Brczinski Circle St. Casimirs Catholic Church. 7:30 p.m., St.

Matthew's Lutheran Church social rooms-Women's Club. 8 p.m.. Red Men's Wigwam Winnebago Council 11, Degree of Pocahontas. 8 p.m., VFW Club Neville-Lien Tost 1287, VFW. 8 p.m., Winona Senior High School Auditorium WSH All-School production.

THURSDAY. NOV. 10 1 p.m.. Hotel Winona Westfield Women's Golf Association luncheon. 1:30 p.m..

College of Saint Teresa Dr. Elisabeth Nydegger, book review. 2 p.m., Rd. Station clubroom Rd. Woman's Club.

2 p.m.. Central Lutheran Fellowship Hall Ladies Aid. 2:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. August Benck Circle Three, Evangelical United Brethren Church. 2:30 p.m..

Community Room, City Building Woman's Relet Corps. Evening, at the home of Mrs. Stanton Steege Circle Five, St. Matthew's Lutheran Church. 8 p.m..

College of Saint Teresa Tea House Winona Teresan Chapter. 8 p.m., St. Casimir's Parish Hall Ladies Friendship Club. 8 p.m.. Eagles Hall Friendship Lodge, AOUW.

FRIDAY, NOV. 11 Noon to 3 p.m., American Legion Memorial Club American Legion Veterans Day dinner. 1 p.m.. at the home of William M. Christcnscn Circle Central Lutheran Church.

7 p.m., Madison School Madison School PTA Fun Frolic. 8:15 p.m.. College of Saint Teresa Teresan Players in "Brigadoon." 9 p.m., American Legion Memorial Club American Legion dance. SATURDAY. NOV.

12 1 p.m.. Hotel Winona Winona Branch, AAUW. 8:15 p.m.. College of Teresa "Brigadoon." 9 p.m.. Red Men's Wigwam Red Men's hard times dance.

9 p.m., Winona Athletic Club Winona Athletic Club Fall Festival. Coming Events Nov. 13 Teresan Players in ''Brigadoon." Nov. 14 Winona Community Concert Association concert, Robert Shaw Chorale. Nov.

15 Tuesday Night Dance Group. Nov. 15 Girl Scout Father-Daughter banquet. Nov. 16 First Congregational Church Festival of FalL Nov.

21 Cotter Glee Clubs' "HMS Pinafore." Nov. 30 McKinley Methodist WSCS Holiday Harvest. Dec. 5 Winona General Hospital family Christmas party. Dec.

17 Soroptimist Club Doll Fair. wonderfully heartening spectacle of 'women Throuch their careers of service in their own lands they are adding to the sum of mankind's creative efforts. We of AAUW feel privileged to be A -P li mJ Trinity Evangelical Church, Milwaukee, will be the scene Dec. 3 of the wedding of Miss Carol Hustler, above, Milwaukee, and Richard Williams, Milwaukee. Their engagement and coming wedding have been announced by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs.

Agnes Hustler, Blair, Wis. Mr. Williams is the son of Eldon Williams, Legion Plans Dinner, Dance On Veterans Day Veterans Day Friday will be observed at the American Legion Memorial Club. Johnny Roberts and His Orchestra will play for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

From noon to 3 p.m. the traditional free sauerkraut and weiner dinner will be served to members of the Legion and their families. At 11 a.m. that day the, Legion will conduct a brief ceremony at Third and Center streets. 83RD BIRTHDAY WHITEHALL.

Wis. (Special) The 83rd birthday of Gabe Nelson was celebrated Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Blanche Halverson who entertained at dinner for him Wednesday, his guests being, hit only living sisters, Mrs. G. B.

Anderson, Whitehall, and Mrs. Rena Axness, Arcadia. Mr. Nelson was presented with birthday cakes by Mrs. Halverson and Mrs.

Edward Anderson. Mr. Nelson was born Nov. 2, 1872, in Plum Creek, Town of Arcadia, son cf Ole Nelson and their sponsors." Two of this year's grantees will be studying at universities in the Winona area. They are a junior lecturer from the department of psychology.

University of Pretoria, the Revolutionary Days" will be the subject presented by the Rev. Webster H. Clement at the meeting of Wcnonah Chapter, DAR, at the home of Mrs. M. H.

White, 370 W. Sanbcrn Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Moppy Anderson, Mrs. Floyd Newell and Mrs.

Harold Selvig. A meeting of the board cf management ai 2 p.m. at Mrs. White's home will precede the general chapter meeting. RED MEN'S DANCE A hard times dance for Red Men and members of the Degree of Pocahontas and their guests is planned fr next Saturday at 9 p.

m. at the Red Men's Wigwam. Prizes will be awarded an 1 lunca will be served. A raccoon banquet to raise funds for the Christmas party for members' children will be served at the Wigwam Tuesday at 6:30 p. m.

South Africa, who will do graduate worTc in psychology in the student counseling field at the University of Minnesota, and an assistant St. Matthew's Women's Club To View Film best man and Richard Tews, Ned Brown Walter W. Brown and I Allen Tews were groomsmen and i ushers. Patrick and Michael I Four circles and the St. Matthew's Women's Club have listed meeting dates.

The club's meeting Wednesday will be at 7:30 p.m. in the church social rooms where the Rev. A. L. Mennicke will speak on "Luther's Domestic Life." his wife Ingeborg.

He spent most of bi life that valley, moving to Whitehall about 15 years ago. His wife died after they retired from farming and moved into Uown. Mr. Nelson has been blind for 15 years. His health Is poor and he has been a patient at the Com-j munity Hospital, but he was allowed to return to his home for a few days over his brithday.

WSH All-School Brown, twin nephews of the bride and sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brown, were ringbearers.

A reception was held in the church parlors. The bride's mother wore slate blue and the bridegroom's mother, a charcoal frock. WESTFIELD LUNCHEON The first luncheon for the Women's Golf Association cf the West-field Golf Club this season w.ll be held at the Hotel Winona Thursday at 1 p.m. A film, "Beauty and the Bride" will be shown. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Harry Strehlow. Mrs. Louis Doebbert, Production in Final Rehearsals Final rehearsals are under way for the Winona Senior High School's annual all-school production, "Varieties of 1955," which will be presented Wednesday, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The theme of this year's show is the average American family's use of TV.

A muse has been sent from Olympus to Earth to explain what this family prefers in its "Viewing." Being average, the family changes channels often in Their flowers were in pink and white. The' bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Prigge, was in gray with white flowers. Miss Beverly Bellman had charge of the guest book, the Misses Betty Brown and" Lois Hahn poured, the Misses Helen Laabs and Harriet Masyga opened gifts, the Misses Katy Brown and Eileen Ties served the wedding cake -and the Misses Marge Davies and Garnet Ties acted as hostesses. For travel, the bride wore a gray wool suit with red accessories.

She is a teller at the Winona proudly presents Towle Sterling's inspired new pattern LV SPRAY! from the chemical section of the Royal Veterinary College, Stockholm, Sweden, who will continue her research in cattle mastitis wh'ch takes a heavy toll of Swedish herds, at the University of Wisconsin. Branch members will be called this week for reservations for the Saturday luncheon, and members are reminded that reservations made and not canceled, in case of inability to attend, must be paid for. Anyone not called in reiard to a reservation is to call Mrs. Edmund Bronson. chairman of the calling committee.

Panel Discussion On BPW Club Dinner Program "What Confronts Us in Our Workaday Lives" is the topic of the panel discussion to be given on the program of the dinner meeting of the Winona Business and Professional Women's Club' Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at the parlors of the First Congregational Church. Mrs. William Markle, chairman of the legislation committee, will be the moderator, and members of the health and safety, education and vocation, national security and international relationship committees will tak part. They will be Miss Janet Paton.

Miss Helen Robb, Miss Rose Schettler and Louisa Farner. Devotions preceding the dinner will be given by Miss Margaret Weimer. A short business session will follow the program at which time a report wi'l be given on the rer-ent District Four meeting at Red Wing, and several other matters will be discussed. Efforts will be made to have the meeting over in time for members who wish to do so. to a'tend the travel talk to be given by Carol Lane at the YWCA.

PYTHIAN SISTERS Temple 11, Pythian Sisters, will entertain at a public card party Monday in the community room of the city building at 8 p.m. A prize will be awarded at each table and lunch will be served. A business meeting of the temple at 7 p.m. in the community room will precede the party. Officers will be nominated at the business session.

order to see and hear comedy, mu sic, dramatic presentations, both in play form and individual readings, and skits. All seats are reserved and tickets may be purchased from any Senior High student. The program for the show is as follows: Mrs. Edwin Moore and Mrs. Alfred Witt.

On entertainment committee are Mrs. Lloyd Stevens and Mrs. Hugo Trester. Circle Three of which Mrs. Gordon- Synhorst is chairman, will meet at the home of Mrs.

Eldon Brandt, 508 Harriet the evening of Nov. 15. Circle Four with Mrs. Orval Hilke, chairman, will hold its meeting at 8 p.m. Nov.

16 at the home of Mrs. Robert Ziebell, 575 W. Howard St. Members of Circle Five of which Mrs. Willard Critchiield is chairman, will meet Thursday evening at Mrs.

Stanton Steege's home, 841 W. Broadway, and Circle Nine with Mrs. Harold Thaldorf, chairman, will be entertained at 2 p.m. Monday by Mrs. Elmer Fuglie, 1420 W.

Broadway, at her home. Madison PTA To Hear Talk On Tuberculosis "TB Prevention And Cure" will be the topic discussed by Miss Patricia Leary, head of the Winona Nursing Service, at the Madison School PTA meeting Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the school. Discussion of plans for the Fun Frolic to be hell on Nov. 11 also will be a part of the meeting.

This year's Fun Frolic is under the chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kane with Mr. and Mrs. John Blank serving as co-chairmen.

A refreshment hour will follow National" Savings Bank. The bridegroom is a truck driver for Uoyd Ozmun. The bridal dinner was given at the of the bridegroom's par-rats. Parties were given by Mrs. W.

W. Brown and Mrs. Evan Davies, by relatives of the bridegroom at the Lutheran School in Silo and by the Winona National Savings Bank at the New Oaks. Children's Film Series Ticket' Sale Under Way In all the Winona schools tickets for the children's film series went on sale Thursday. These films are sponsored by the Winona Branch, AAUW.

Any child may obtain his ticket from the school which he attends or from any AAUW member. Tickets entitle the child to eight" movies. The first film will be shown Nov. 26. The title is "Crazy Legs." All the movies will be Saturday matinees at the Winona Theater, and there will be two showings of each film 1 p.m.

and 3 p.m. This project is the result of AAUW's interest in promoting better films for Winona children, and a portion of the sa'es goes to their fellowship fund. Miss Phyllis Ro-ney is fellowship chairman. The publicity committee for this year's series is- Mrs. Howard Johnson, Mrs.

Arnold Donath, and Mrs. Thomas MeCullouch. OpenHousePlanned At Ettrick School ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) American Education Week will be observed next week at Ettrick Elementary School, according to Principal William Mahlke. Faculty members have invited parents and the general public to attend school during the week.

All visitors to the lower grades will be served coffee Monday afternoon, while visitors, to the four upper grades will be served Tuesday. Preparations are being made by Mahlke and the teachers. Mrs. Herbert Lyon, Mrs. Marie Draeger, Mrs.

Victor Folkedahl. Mrs. James Brynildson and Mrs. Sheldon Cant-Ion. TERESAN CHAPTER Dessert will be served at 8 p.m.

in the tea house at the College of Saint Teresa at the open meeting of the Winona Teresan Chapter Thursday. The remainder of the evening will be spent in reviewing the books on display in the lobby of Saint Teresa Hall at the college during the college annual Book Fair. Members may bring guests. LADIES CLUB The Faith Lutheran Ladies Club will meet in the church social rooms at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Josephine Redmann and Mrs. John Burfeind. the meeting. CIRCLE FOUR Circle Four of Goodview Trinity Lutheran Church will meet at the home of Mrs.

Harold Englund, 4325 6th at 1:30 p.m. College of St. Benedict Exhibit At Local Library The art exhibit currently in the Bell Art Room of the Winona Free Public Library to Dec. 1 is on loan from the College of St. Benedict, St.

Joseph, Minn. Two of the instructors at the college. Sr. M. Thomas and Sr.

M. Kristen, have included several professional pieces demonstrating the use of unusual media in the field of liturgical art. Copper wire has been used effectively on a background of wood to delineate the figures of the "Crucifixion" while a piece of ordinary blackboard slate holds the figure of the "Madonna" etched on its surface. Of the oil paintings in the group, "The Last Supper" and "Mary Magdalen" are of special interest because of the unusual arrangement and design effect of the first and the lovely luminous quality of the color in the second. Clever and imaginative desicn work and calligraphy complete the collection.

The students have combined bits of newspaper with tern-era painting on black backdrops for interesting abstract effects. One of the tempera designs depicts the Nativity scene and another Little Red Riding Hood strolling through the wood to Grandmother's house, while a scratchboard design of India ink over waxed red paper offers another abstraction. Lettering done by Helen McNab, an armless girl who uses her feet in manipulating the brush or pen. shows great skill and precision of execution. 'I 'f 1 111 Inspired by Hi II the weeping 111 1 1 grace of the A ViA )- Charm of Willi 'yJT'jll 1 See silver spray 1 today.

Note how Tole crafumet I 1 have captured in today's glowing ster- the classic curve of beauty. SILVER SPRAY See how beautiful it locks In the hand inviting it i to Olini SILVER SPRAY i now and enjoy it for a lifetime? Come in and ask about our conve- ncnt club plan. jjj opc. ptoce seti.na 25.00 px" 4.50 serving pces ort of 4.50 Muse Carol Miller Orchestra Family-Father Richard Neitzke Mother Susan Mourning Son Dudley Shaw Daughter Susan Selover "The Lamp." by Hilliard Booth-Cast Matilda Dee ring, spinster Mary Heise Harold Dee ring, nephew. Michael Pierce Alice Deering, niece Barbara Beatty Archie Clark, young lawyer James William Bill Worth, man of all trade Clarence Crumb Annie O'Shane, Deering maid Berndt Act I Living room of the Deering house Act II The same, five minute later Orchestra Guitar solo Marie Crespo Vocal solo Jerry Ziebell Accompanist, Judy Hanigen Talent Try outs Girls trio Phyllis Kowalciyk, Connie Eckhoff and Diane Simons Accompanist, Alary Rand Solo Mary Nystrom Accompanist, Judy Hanscen Organ solo Dorothy Felsch Bov quartet Richard Ralne, James Williams.

Robert Prudoehl and Rich-and Anderson Accompanist. Diane Simon Dance Band "Seventeen "Twelfth Street Rag" Record Pantomime Robert Bergsrud Chorus "Give Me Your Tired. Your Poor "Once in Love With Amy" A dramatic. "Dramatic Reading Clarence Crumb and Neil Baudhuin "The Old Lady Show Her Medals." by J. M.

Bame Cast: Trs. Dower Patricia Olson Mrs. Micklehara Grausnick Mrs. Ha.egerty Joane Sula Mrs. Tully Rand Rev.

Wukinson James Brust Pvt. D. Dowey Robert Hervey Scene I Mrs. Dowey living room la a London basement Scene II The same, five days later Scene III The same, a month later Final Entire cast PLYMOUTH CLUB The Plymouth Club of the First Congregational Church will be entertained by Miss Jean Risser, Center at her home, at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday. The Misses Luella Leete and Marion Wheeler will be assisting hostesses. WINNEBAGO COUNCIL There will be nomination of officers at the meeting of Winnebago Council 11, Degree of Focahontas, Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Red Men's Wigwam. An attendance prize will be awarded.

SORROWFUL MOTHER The Sorrowful Mother and St. Anne's Societies of St. John's Parish will meet in the church social rooms Tuesday at 8 p.m. A social hour will follow the business session. Cards and bunco will be played and lunch served.

HONORED AT SHOWER WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) A prenuptial shower was given for Miss Armclla Knutson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knutson, Pigeon, and Allen Skoyen. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Skoyen of that area, in the Synod Lutheran Church parlors. Pigeon Falls, Sunday afternoon. They will be married Nov. 8.

CIRCLE Mrs. Anna Brezinski. 613 W. Broadway, will entertain Circle THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL St. Mary's Parish Hall St.

Casimir's Catholic Church her home Wednesday at 7:30 of at m. SUNDAY, NOV. 6 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. EV EDSTROM you start your child's musical duction ATTRACTIONS GALORE HAMMOND 0RGAU Children's Profile Silhouettes Pictures with Santa Claus Beautiful Hand Dressed Dolls Large Honey Walker Doll Apron Park Baked Goods Candies Favorite Recipes Sugar Plum Tree Grab Bag Children's Movies Gingerbread House for Kiddies Games Prizes 3 fro ssons.

Fr instruction book. Free practice timo available at our studies, or organ may bo rentod. Rental too applies on any pvrchato. CIRCLE MEETING Circle Two of the First Congre gational Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Vernon Angst.

830 W. Wabasha at 1:30 p. Wednesday. Mrs. A.

J. Kertzman will be assisting hostess and devotions will be by Mrs. A. W. Gates.

I EDSTnOM'S Phone 143 Roc hotter Phent 3044 Winona Cafeteria Service throughout day Roast Beef Luncheon at Noon.