Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 14

The Sioux City Journal, Tuesday, June 1, 1965 For and About Society, Clubs Beauty, Health Women: Child Homemaking Care Young Matrons' Art Club Hostess Group for State Convention Here The Young Matrons' Art Club of Sioux City will be hostess group for the 63rd annual state convention of the Iowa ation of Club Women at the WOOLWORTH'S I CAN SIS CAN DAD CAN YOU CAN PLAY THE MAGNUSI ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN IN JUST 60 SECONDS It's true! Everyone can play a Magnus Organ in one minute just by reading numbers. It's so easy, you need no lessons or practice. You'll play full, rich music both the melody and chords of all your favorite songs, including jazz, opera, hymns, classics and pop tunes. Here's the quickest way for everyone to enjoy the satisfaction, fun, and relaxation of playing real music, instantiy. Magnus, Electric Chord Organs make the perfect gift, priced for every budget, and styled for every taste.

29.95 Mail Order Coupon Woolworth's 4th, Sioux City, lowa Name Address Please send me Mag ius Jewel electric chord organs at 29.95 plus $2 for handling and I postage. Iowa residents add sales tax. I am enclosing check or money order for DOWNTOWN 417 Fourth St. Ph. 252-2278 Open Mon.

and Fri. Nites Till 9 P.M. SUNSET PLAZA 3000 Hamilton Blvd. 252-3472 Open Daily Till 9 P.M. M.

Sat. Till 5:30 P.M. Sheraton-Warrior Motor Inn this coming weekend according to Mrs. Henry Crosswhite, general chairman. Registration begins at 8:15 a.m.

Friday at the hotel with official opening scheduled shortly after 10 o'clock. Mrs. Emma Turner, first vice president from Cedar Rapids, will be the main speaker of the morning. Her subject: "The Club Woman's Role in a Great Society." The state chaplain, Mrs. Helen Dukes of Des Moines, will conduct memorial services before Mrs.

J. Wesley Christensen, of Sergeant Bluff, prominent west Iowa club woman, gives the luncheon address. Friday afternoon's agenda includes reports from the rules committee and department chairmen reports. There also will be numerous actions on convention matters. Mayor James Reeder Jr.

will officially welcome the delegates during Friday evening's Citizens Night observance. The Rev. Charles Copeland, pastor of the Malone AME Church, will give the invocation preceding a talk by Mrs. Hubert Olsen, director of Christian education at the First Congregational Church. Mrs.

Jewel Spencer of port, state president of IACW, will introduce the state officers and special guests. Mrs. E. H. Soper of Sioux City will provide special music.

A reception will follow the 8 o'clock program. Saturday's daylong activities will be capped by a 7:30 o'clock banquet and talk by U.S. District Attorney Donald O'Brien. His subject: "Adult Delinquency." Mrs. Spencer will install the new officers and awards will be presented.

Other Saturday sessions will be concerned with youth, the national association's recent Denver meeting, nominating and panel discussion, "'Reorganization of the Club Structure of the Iowa Association of Women's Clubs." Mrs. Helen D. ly of Des Moines will be erator and Mrs. Nina Woodson of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Aldeen Davis of Muscatine and Mrs.

Elzona Trosper will be panelists. Assisting Mrs. Crosswhite with the over-all arrangements are Mrs. Etta Grider, registration; Mrs. Classie Brown, arts and crafts; Mrs.

Shirley Winfrey, hospitality; Mrs. Mabel Robinson and Mrs. Earldean Hunter, publicity; and Mrs. Lorene Hayes, patrons and advertising. The Hour of Pleasure Club of Sioux City is providing the banquet hostesses.

Other state officers expecting to attend include Mesdames Jeannie Morris, Barbara Robinson, Grace Wade, Pauline Humphrey, Jessye Bell Davis, Helen Wilson, Ollie Sanders, Gertrude North and Goleatha Trotter, all of Des Moines; Mrs. Sophia Roberts of Davenport and Mrs. Bessie Draine of Council Bluffs. Down from Pole PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa (P- -Two men came down to earth Monday after five days inside a six-by-four foot box atop a 55-foot pole. Patrick Billson and Devis Steyn raised nearly 500 pounds ($1,400) by the fort for their field hockey club at nearby Uitenhage.

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Film Home Ec. Film Party Line Huntley- Brinkley Trailmaster Tilton News Weather, Mkts. Kentucky Jones Wed. Movie (c) Mystery Cloak News, etc. Tonight Show (c) Summer Theatre Tito to Russia ported Monday night.

Tass said MOSCOW (P)-President Tito the visit would be an official of Yugoslavia will visit the one, at the invitation of the Soviet Union late next month, Soviet government and the Comthe Soviet news agency Tass munist party. Mary Schroeder Bride at Remsen Schneider photo Miss Mary! Schroeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schroeder and Richard G. Riedeman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Riedemann, all of Remsen, were married May 8 at St. Mary's Catholic Church there with Rev. Gerald Zensen officiating. Mrs.

Ronald Pottebaum of Sioux City, the bride's cousin, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Riedemann, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Nancy Schroeder, another cousin of the bride. Gordon Riedemann was his. brother's best man and the bride's two brothers, Philip and Paul Schroeder, were his personal attendants. A dinner for 200 guests was served in the Knights of Columbus Hall in Remsen immediately following the ceremony.

The couple is at home in Remsen after a wedding trip to the Black Hills and Colorado. Eberly Family Holds Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eberly left Monday for their home in Statesboro, after spending several days visiting Mr. Eberly's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Perle M. Eberly, 1322 S. Newton and other relatives. A family reunion was held Sunday at the farm home Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Eberly near Lawton. Among those present was a third brother, Percy M. Eberly, and his wife of Waterloo, Iowa. New residents who were introduced at a Siouxcomers' Club luncheon held at the Paddock Steak House include Mesdames Thomas Dock, Richard Sutter, David McNeil, LeRoy Mitchell and Robert W.

Bleecher. Women's League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will have a one dish potluck luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday in the parish hall. Mrs.

Sam Lehr is chairman, and Mrs. 0. Lange, Mrs. Lehr and Mrs. A.

Roepke will assist. Mrs. Vernon Hollman will present the program. SOCIAL CALENDAR WEDNESDAY Wednesday Bridge ClubS. C.

Boat Club. Wednesday Athletic ClubS. C. Boat Club. Chapter JG, PEO Mrs.

C. H. Dirr. Chapter KE, PEO-Mrs. Stanley Swanson.

Isis Chapter Past Officers, Daisy Chain Club Mrs. Joe Hale. S. C. Piano Teachers Association-Mrs.

Anton Kwam. Rose Croix Chapter 400-Masonic Temple. Lt. Lauren C. Shull Post 580 Auxiliary-VFW Hall.

Chapter IL, PEO-Mrs. Frank W. Cannon. Siouxland Gem and Mineral Society Jones Hall, side College. Ladies Day-Morningside Country Club.

Wednesday Club Sun Valley Golf Course. Salvation Army AuxiliaryW. A. Jaycee Sues--Danny's rant. Silver Leaf Grove, WOW IO0F Hall.

BERLIN More German importers are using Dutch ports. Area Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Utecht Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Utecht of Wakefield, will observe their silver wedding sary with open house, from 2 to 5 p.m, next Sunday, at their farm home south of Wakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Burns of Hornick, will be honored at an open house next Sunday at their home when they celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Friends will be welcome to call from 2:30 to 5 p.m. No invitations have been sent. A family dinner will be served at noon. Kaye Goodwin, Robert Campbell Lawton Choices K.

Goodwin R. Campbell Two students at Lawton Community School have been chosen to attend Hawkeye Boys State and Girls State. Robert Campbell, son of Mrs. and Mrs. J.

H. Campbell, has been selected by American Legion Post 718, Lawton, to attend Boys State at Camp Dodge, Des Moines, the week of June 6. Lynn Hall was named alternate. Kaye Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Goodwin, will attend Girls State at Cedar Falls, Iowa, the week of June 13 3 under the sponsorship of the American Legion Post 718 Auxilliary. Helen Moore was named alternate. Democrat Club to Hold Picnic at Lewis Park Members of the Woodbury County Democratic Women's Club will hold their June in the form of a potluck picnic Wednesday evening at Lewis Park. The event will get underway at 6:30 o'clock. The picnic will serve as a "get together" session for new members.

The officers and board members have charge of arrangements under the direction of Mrs. James Wengert, president. Treasurer of U. S. Past the 'Crisis' in Brain Surgery DARBY, Pa.

(AP) The treasurer of the United States, Mrs. Kathryn 0'Hay Granahan, passed the crisis period Monday, after undergoing emergency brain surgery on Thursday, Sister Marie, administrator of the Fitzgerald-Mercy Hospital, said. Sister Marie said Mrs. Granahan, 69, was "a little better today," but that the hospital still considers her condition very serious. She said Mrs.

Granahan will remain in the intensive care unit for a few more days. A team of neurosurgeons removed a blood clot from the surface of her brain. OSLO-Norwegian fishermen are trying new types of nets. ARE YOU REALLY IN LOVE? Would you be jealous if someone else made a play for him or her? Are you more in love when together or by yourself? Find the surprising "right" answers to these and 8 other questions, which disprove the old it hits you you'll in June Reader's Digest now on sale. People have faith in Reader's Digest symbol of American Beauli SPAGHETTI MACARONI EGG NOODLES Grade School Bands, Orchestra Schedule Announced for Summer The summer grade school bands tra instruction will day, June 21, through Aug.

13, an announcement City Parks and partment. Dale Caris will struction, assisted broson, string tional information tained by calling Recreation Depart City Hall, 277-2121, The schedule, 21, is: 19:30 to 10:45 a.m. Fridays; junior high school band and 10:45 a.m. to noon Wednesdays and 10:45 a.m. to noon Fridays.

schedule and orchestra, begin Monand continue according to by the Sioux Recreation De- head the inby Don Amspecialist. Addimay be obthe Parks a and me ent, 101 beginning June School noon Grade school band and to 10:45 a.m. Mondays and 1 to 2:15 p.m. Wednes- supervise days; junior high school band and orchestra, 10:45 a.m. to noon Mondays and 2:15 to 3:30 p.m.

Wednesdays. East Junior High School Grade school band and orchestra, 9:30 to 10:45 a.li. Tuesdays and 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Thursdays; junior high school band and orchestra, 10:45 a.m to noon Tuesdays and 10:45 a.m. to noon Thursdays.

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