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October rites ut St. Patrick's.—O'Neill Photo Co.
Ewing WSCS to Note
Anniversary Today
EWING The Women's Society
of Christian Service will celebrate
the anniversary or the society to
day (Thursday). There will he a
six o'clock covered dish dinni r.
Each member will give 50 cents
as a gift which wiii l>e used to
purchase articles for the kitchen.
"Crown Thy Good with Broth
erhood" was the theme of the de
votions in charge of Mrs. Jessie
Angus and the lesson presented
by Mrs. Sis Ebbengaard when
the group met Wednesday after
noon, October 1, at the parlors of
First Methodist church. Mrs
James Tinlsey, president, presid
ed at the business session. The
year books were given each
member.
The election day dinner No
vember 4 was discussed. Plans
were completed and committees
appointed
Mrs. Tinsley and Mrs. Willis
Hockey were appointed as a com
mittee to assist with the r< cep
tion for the teachers of the Ew
ing public school held last Thurs
day at the school auditorium.
Mrs. Henry Fleming, secretary
of promotion, read the- quadren
nial goals of the society and also
presented other articles of in
terest. Mrs. L. A Hobbs, secre
tary of missionary education,
read an article on "Methodism
in Red China.”
Mrs l^e Brigden, secretary of
youth, announced that the MYF
had a mem!>ership of 20 boys and
girls in Ewing. They have start
ed the study of the Bible and
m<H*t each Monday evening of the
nUMrs. J. L. Pruden told of her
visit to the Mother Jewel s home
at York. She also explained how
it is possible for a society to
"adopt" a child.
Mrs. Willis Rockey, a teacher
in the primary department of the
Sunday school, requested names
of prekindergarten children.
Food for the silent auction was
donated by Mrs. L A. Hobbs_
Monday. October 13. was set as
the date for the study cluh to
meet at the church parlors.
Twenty-two members and fout
guests, Mrs Dewitt Gunter Mrs
Robert Pruden, Elisabeth Eggle
ston and Miss Virginia .9la k„',!
Stanton, were present. Mrs. Ben
Larsen and Mrs. Pruden were
luncheon hostesses. Halloween
decorations and bouquets of fall
flowers were used in table dec
orations.
Combined Band
to March Friday
The O’Neill high and St.
Mar\’s combined bombs will
march Friday night. October 10.
at the O’Neill-Ainsworth football
game, which will be played at
Carnev park in O'Neill.
The* Parent-Teachers’ associa
tion held its first meeting of the
school year Monday night, Octo
ber G, at the public school.
The half holidays that the
grade school children have beer
receiving in the past for not be
ing absent or tardy for six con
secutive weeks will no longer be
offered at O’Neill public school
This week, being the last weel
of the first six weeks of school
is being concluded with the usua
six weeks tests
A PTA meeting was held a
Long Pine at 2 p m. Tuesday.
Dlerk* Return* from
Farm Loan Conference—
Lyle P Dierks returned Satur
day' from a two-day conference o
National Farm Loan associatioi
managers held at Hotel Sheraton
Fontenelle in Omaha. About 121
managers from Iowa, Nebraska
South Dakota and Wyoming wen
in attendance.
During the conference the farn
loan association managers heai i
talks and listened to reports oi
[arm and ranch credit condition
in the four-state Omaha distnc
Among speakers were Gov . Hei
schel C. Loveless of Iowa; Thom
ks A Maxwell, jr president o
the Federal Land bank of Om
ha: and Fred W Gilmore Was!
ington. D C.. director of' lan
bank service, farm credit admu
istration. _
Mrs Rav Hostess—
Mrs. Elgin Ray will hostos
tonight (Thursday) to the Dr
club.
Schoenle-Graham
[Marriage Lines
Read Saturday
Yellow and bronze poms graced
the altars of St. Patrick's Catholic
church for the wedding of Miss
Mary Jean Schoenle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schoenle of
O'Neill, and Richard Allen Gra
ham, son of Mr and Mrs. Harry
Graham of O'Neill.
Very Rev. Timothy O’Sullivan \
performed the double-ring cere
mony at 10 a.m. Saturday. Octo
ber 4, followed by a nuptial mass.
Acolytes were Donald Schoenle, a
brother of the bride, and 1 tonaltl I
Hosn.
Escorted to the altar by her j
father, the bride appeared in a
ballerina length gown of Chantilly
lace and net over taffeta. The
gown, styled on princess lines, fea
tured a scalloped sabrina neckline |
accented with iridescent sequins
and tiny pearls. Long sleeves
tapered to points at the wrists.
Her illusion fingertip veil was held
in place by a madonna crown with
sequins and tiny pearls. She wore
small pear! earrings She carried
a white prayer book topped with
white chrysanthemums and a re
movable corsage. Her prayerbook
was a gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Carlene Schoenle of Kans
as City, Kans., was maid-of-honor 1
for her sister Bridesmaids were
the Misses Kathryn McCarthy and
Mary Helen Benze, a cousin of
the bride. They were dressed
identically in ballerina length em
erald green gowns with velvet
bodices featuring v necklines and
three quarter-length sleeves. The
full gathered skirts of chiffon
were worn over taffeta. They
wore matching velvet headbands
and transparent shoes with glass
heels. They carried cascades of
yellow poms wjth yellow ribbon
and wore a single rhinestone
: heart suspended from a silver
j chain.
The bestman was Harold Duane
Weier of Omaha. Groomsmen
I were Donald Graham of Omaha.
! brother of the bridegroom, and
Thomas Langan. Ushers were
1 Edward Graham of Omaha, a
1 brother of the bridegroom, David
Maughan of Tilden and Duane
> Linden berg of Valentine, both
brothers-in-law of the bridegroom.
They w’ore dark blue business
suits and white carnation bouton
nieres.
Mrs. Schoenle, the bride s moth
red in a grey suit trim
med with fur, matching hat anct
electric blue shoes and purse.
She wore silver jewelry and a pink
carnation corsage. Mrs. Graham,
the bridegroom’s mother, appear
i ed in a grey sheer w'ool dress
with black accessories. She wore i
a pink carnation corsage
Mrs Garrett D. Janzing,
the bride’s grandmother, wore a
black dress with matching acces
sories. Her corsage was of white
carnations.
Miss Ellen Havranek accom
panied Miss Rita Jilg of Kansas
City Kans., who sang "Ava
Maria", "Panis Angelicus" and
"O Mother. At Thy Feet is Kneel
ing".
A dinner at the Town House for
35 memtiers of the immediate fam
ilies followed. A reception from 1 l
until 4 p.m. was held at the
Town House.
The four-tier wedding cake was
cut and served by Mrs. Henry
Benze, an aunt of the bride. Miss
Donna Payne had charge of the
guestbook. Mrs. Ken Huston had
charge of the gifts Miss Joanne
Lansworth poured. Helping sene
were the Misses Teresa Boyle,
Marie Boyle, Joanne Soukup, Rita
Hoehne and Ellen Donohoe.
For her wedding trip to the
Black Hills, Mrs. Graham wore a
i brown suit with matching purse
and shoes. She wore a beige feath
I ered hat and gold jewelry.
Mrs. Graham is a graduate of
■ St. Mary’s academy and w’as em
ployed in the office of The Front
ier Mr. Graham, who served one
and one half years in Germany
,; with the army, was graduated
c from St. Mary's academy and at
tended Wayne State college. He is
: employed as a linotype operator
. at The Frontier.
[ Visits Hawaii—
Mrs. A. E. Ponton of Elgin has
1 been visiting with her daughter,
1 Miss Florence, for three weeks
while her son. George of Elgin,
has been visiting in the Hawaiian
Islands. He visited his son and
s wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ponton,
r and another son, Jim He return
ed to O'Neill Sunday evening.
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