Dates For 4-H Contests Oshkosh The annual home economics demonstration contest for 4-H and FHA members will be held July 7 at Neenah High school, Miss Lois Klusmeyer, county home agent, has announced. The contest is divided into two sections, junior for girls 13 years, and senior, for those 14 older. Demonstrations will begin at 9 a.m. Topics may be selected in the areas of clothing, home furnishings, food, food preservation, child care, safety or related topics. Demonstrations should include an introduction, subject matter and summary, the home agent points out.
The 14th annual "make it yourself with wool" contest will be sponsored by the American Wool council and Women's auxiliary to the National Wool Growers association. The district contest for Winex nebago county will be held Sept. 10 at Campbellsport. The contest is designed to encourage girls from 13 to 22 years to make their own dresses, sportswear, and coats from wool. Requirements include the contestants to do all their own cutting, sewing, pressing and model the garment before fashion judges.
Entry blanks may be obtained at the county extension office. Marriage Licenses Oshkosh Marriage license applications have been filed in County Clerk Nell Hoffmann's office by Henry VanderHeyden, route 1, Neenah, and Sharon D. Cowling, route 1, Neenah; Francis J. Raab, 515A Merritt avenue, Oshkosh, and Dianne M. Postl, 320 Merritt, avenue, Oshkosh; Loren A.
Kavage, Berlin, and Mary Lee Barnes route 2, Oshkosh; LeRoy N. Stahle, 1407 Cedar street, Oshkosh, and Patsy L. Perkins, 352A W. Sixteenth avenue, Oshkosh; Bruce D. Thielke and Thressa L.
Schwoerer, both of Omro; Thomas A. Klabunde, 1631 Spruce street, Oshkosh, and Juelane F. Hable, 803 N. Sawyer, Oshkosh; Ronald Bartow, 1161 High avenue, Oshkosh, and Sandra M. Devlin, 830 High avenue, Oshkosh; Lyle C.
Werner, 1414 Oshkosh avenue, Oshkosh, and Josephine D. Gurkowski, 1418A Oshkosh avenue, Oshkosh; Donald R. Tigert, route 2, Oshkosh, and Carol L. Cronce, route 1, Eldorado. I Glenbury On a Recent Vacation in the Los Angeles area, Miss Chris Glomstead, 740 Tayco street, Menasha, met Polly the porpoise at Marineland of the Pacific.
Miss Glomstead was chosen to be the guest feeder of the porpoises at the world's biggest oceanarium. She is assisted by trainer Cliff Moore. Teachers Exchange Vows In Lutheran Ceremony Oshkosh St. John Evangelical Lutheran church was the setting for the 7:30 p.m. Saturday wedding of Miss Audrey Jane Madison and Frederick Charles Wachter.
The Rev. Erling W. Rabe officiated at the candlelight cereparents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Madison, route 3, Oshkosh, and Mrs.
Raymond Wachter, Sheboygan Falls, and the late Mr. Wachter. Soloist for the evening rite was Milton Berndt with Mrs. Roy Miller as organist. The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Serving as honor attendant for her sister was Miss Carol Madison. Bridal attendants were Miss Charlene Wachter, Sheboygan Falls, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Nancy Goggin and Mrs. James Steffens. Richard Wachter, Sheboygan Falls, served as best man for his brother, Thomas Kanneman, Albuquerque, N. Jerome Wyckoff, Sheboygan Falls, and Richard Meyer, By Huntington $498 combed woven cotton gingham plaid SUNNING A Glenbury sun-bright plaid so prepared for summer front neck carefully lowered to a sunback sleeveless big patch pockets button and self bow-trimmed shirred skirt side zipper self belt.
Sizes: to Colors: black (with red and green) (royal with green) MENS CHILDREN'S WEAR 200 Main NEENAH 2-8321 Auxiliary Elects Officers Winneconne -Mrs. Charles Luce was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at its meeting Monday evening. Other officers are Mrs. Arlen Drews, first vice president; Mrs. Clarence second vice president; Mrs.
Philip Markert, secretary; Mrs. George Schneider, treasurer; Mrs. Jules Kohnke, chaplain; Mrs. Irvin Hendricksen, historian; Mrs. Wallace Nelson, sergeant-atarms.
The newly elected officers were installed by Mrs. John Ryf. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. George and Mrs. Leona Mrotek.
The attendance prize was won by Mrs. Herman Nimmer. Mrs. Charles Luce, Mrs. Thomas Coates and Mrs.
Harold Huebner were hostesses at a reception Saturday ning at the Legion clubhouse honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen. Mrs. Allen, the former Nona Luce, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Luce was married June 23 in Chicago. They will live in the Indian Trail apartments, Oshkosh. Give Solution For Removing Spots on Rugs Neenah If you have a spot on a rug or carpet, after the spot has dried, scrape as much of it off as you can with a dull knife.
Then use a vinegar detergent solution for sponging. To make the solution, stir one teaspoon neutral dishwashing detergent and one teaspoon white vinegar into a quart of warm water. Put on with a clean cloth, wiping from the edge to the center of the spot. Occasionally blot up the excess solution. Dry the carpet and necessary.
When the carpet is thoroughly dry, brush the pile gently. Entertain Club Neenah Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mueller, former Neenah residents, entertained 30 members and guests of the Neenah Star club, at a picnic Monday at their home on Green Bay, near Little Suamico.
Change Meeting Winneconne The American Legion auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Legion clubhouse instead of Monday. Air Conditioned For Your Comfort! SHOP AT PANTTONS Thursday E.O.M. Friday Saturday SALE Reg. to SPRING HATS 5.98 DRESSES Early.
Spring Sty Sizes '5-7 to 22.95 Values '9-11 COSTUME JEWELRY 88c ed. Reg. 1.00 Values (Plus Tax) Reg. 3.00 Values (Plus Tax) HANDBAG BUYS COTTON SLACKS Reg. 3.98 Close Outs 2.90 BANLON CARDIGANS Reg.
6.98 (L. S. 4.88 Cottons Sleeveless -Wools. Sport Values to Vests 6.98 3.00 .00 Orlon-Wool Cardigans Reg. 8.98 10.98 Bulky Knits 6.88 Reg.
5.98 Nylon-Dacron Values Close BLOUSES Outs 3.77 Reg. 4.98 5.98 CAN-CAN PETTICOATS 3.00 00 Pantton's Jackets, Dresses, Values Maternity to 14.98 Wear Price TOWN and COUNTRY SHOP Sportswear June 29, 1960 Appleton Post-Crescent D3 Resident At Zonta Conclave Green Bay, were groomsmen. Guests were shown to their places in the church by Robert Malnati, St. Paul, Charles Wachter, Ronald Kampmann and. Ronald Born all of Sheboygan Falls.
A reception followed the ceremony in the English room of the Hotel Athearn. When the couple returns from a honeymoon in Canada, they will make their temporary home in Oshkosh. The bride was graduated from Oshkosh State college, where she affiliated with Gamma Sigma sorority. She will be employed as an elementary teacher in Appleton in the fall. Mr.
Wachter, Oshkosh State college, graduan ate and member Periclean fraternity, will be employed by Neenah Public school system in September. Bridal Shower Neenah Miss Armella Young was honored at a bridal shower given by Mrs. Edward Arft at her home, 819 Nicolet Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young, Appleton, will be married Saturday to Robert Arft.
Neenah Mrs. Ruth Walter, Cecil street, president of the Neenah Menasha Zonta club, is currently attending the international convention at Toronto, Attending as official dele gate of the local club, Mrs. Walter will participate in the election and installation of i international officers for the next biennium. Delegates from 16 countries in which the Zonta club is represented attend the sessions, including Dr. Madhure Shah, India, whose Zonta club, Bombay, is one of the She sently a Fullbright professor at.
Columbia university, N.Y.I To be included in the convention program which marks 40th annual meeting of the clubs, the keynote address will be given by the Hon: Ellen Fairclough, M.P.,, Canada's minister of citizenship and emigration; Leonard Brockington, war time assistant to the prime minister and rector of Queen's college, Kingston; Jean Newman, Toronto's comptroller and deputy mayor and Anna Russell, concert comedienne. Mrs. Walter will join the delegation on a trip to Stratford for the opening night performance of Shakespeare's "King starring Julie Harris, Christopher Plummer and Douglas Rain. Patricia Binder Tell Troth of Miss Binder, Melvin Howe Post-Crescent Photo Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Oshkosh, was the setting for the military wedding last Saturday of the former Grace Ellen Serwas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip J. Menzner, Marathon. Six brother officers of Lt. Menzner, who graduated from West Point earlier in the month, formed the traditional arch of sabers Oshkosh Church Scene Of Clark-Albrecht Rite Oshkosh Wedding vows were exchanged by Miss Susan Norine Clark and David Warren Albrecht at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Algoma Methodist church, Oshkosh.
The Rev. Roy Deming officiated at the ceremony for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville W. Clark, 1710 Sheridan street, and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin E. Albrecht, 2014 Oregon street. Miss Shirley Albrecht served as honor attendant and bridesmaids were Miss Judith Clark, Miss Phyllis Albrecht, Miss Susan Albrecht and Miss Kathleen Clark. Kenneth Albrecht, Manitowoc, served as best man.
Groomsmen were Thomas Bowen, Gerald Clark and Edward Warnke, Jr. Guests were shown to their places in the church by Robert Wolfe, Robert Hartman, Fond du Lac, Jack Clark and Michael Bohn Waukau. Mrs. Donald McHugh was usherette. After a honeymoon at Mac-8 Menasha The engagement of Miss Patricia E.
Binder and Melvin R. Howe has been announced by the brideelect's sister, Mrs. Richard Mulder, Kimberly, Miss Binder is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Binder, Marshfield.
Mr. Howe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howe, route 1, Menasha. The bride-to-be was graduated from Menominee, High school, and is employed by the George Banta company.
Her fiance attended Menasha High school and is employed at the Fox River knitting mill, Appleton. kinac Island, the newlyweds will reside at 2356 Hamilton street. The bride, an Oshkosh High school graduate and Constance School of Cosmetology graduate, is employed by Mary's Beauty Salon, Menasha. Mr. Albrecht, an Oshkosh High school graduate, is employed by Behm Motors, Appleton.
The couple was honored at a reception at the American Legion clubhouse. Mrs. Leo Dorn Elected to State Auxiliary Office Menasha Mrs. Leo Dorn, past president of Menasha Eagles auxiliary, was elected state trustee at the state Eagles convention held last weekend at Merrill. Neenah Eagles auxiliary has scheduled a meeting for p.m.
Thursday. Post-Crescent Photo Honored for Her 50-Year membership in H. J. Lewis Women's Relief corps was Mrs. Frieda Herrick.
The Neenah corps honored her at its Thursday meeting at S. A. Cook armory. Above, Mrs. Herrick, left, receives a corsage from Mrs.
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