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ESTHER LINDSEY, Society Editor
N bil/VS
Phone 129
All Society Items must be in our office by Tuesday, 4:00
p.m., in order for us to plan space. Tuesday evening meetings
may be brought or phoned in BEFORE 9:00 am. Wednesday.
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Order of Jobs Daughters Hold
Installation Ceremonies May 2a
On Thursday, May 26, Bethel
No. 15 of the International Order
of Jobs Daughters held their in-
stallation. The following council,
associate council, officers and
, cholr,were installed;
Council and Associate Council:
Guardian, Mrs. Jo Ann Fassben-
der; Associate Guardian, Lloyd
Waggener; Secretary, Mrs. Lor-
raine Davis, Treasurer, Mrs. Ruth
Kimport; Musician, Mrs. Idella
Johansen; Associate Cou n c i1
members, Mesdames: Mary Belle
Guthrie, Maurine Jones, Ethel
Wellman, Diane Sweet, Louise
Cummings, "and Theda Waggener.
Installing officer was Mrs. Gen-
eive Minter, installing guide, Mrs.
Hazel Wiltse, installing marshal],
Mrs. Donna Humes, installing re-
corder, Mrs. Betty Lou Clairmont,
installing chaplain, Miss Kathou
Russell.
Officers: Honored Queen, Mary
Jo Witzel; Senior Princess, Ruby
Strain; Junior Princess, Janice
Han-sen; Guide, Peggy Minter;
Marshall, Jeanette Keener; Chap-
lain, Margaret Hays; Treasurer,
Myrna McMahon; Recorder, Mary
Schlalkjer; Musician, Wanda Han-
sen; Librarian, Sharon Heuer-
man; 1st messenger. Lynda Han
sen; 2nd messenger, Donna Wil-
‘son; 3rd messenger, Marilyn A1-
ien; 4th messenger, Joan Well-
man; 5th messenger, Sharon Mc-
Farland; Senior custodian, Claud-
ette Wag ener; Junior custodian,
Claudene aggener; Inner guard,
Mary Kae Crosley; Outer Guard,
Bernice Schneider. Protems for
officers: Guide, Barbara Lee;
Marshall, Joan Steuble; Chaplain,
Phyllis Johnson; Treaurer, Mar-
garet Knapp; Recorder, Gerald-
ine Willy; Musician, Lynda Tay-
lor, Librarian, Lana Skog; lst
messenger, Marilyn Klinport; 2nd
messenger, Bette Darlington; 3rd
Messenger, Phyillis Davis; 4th
messenger, Nancy Jo Cummings;
5th messenger, Karen Johanson;
‘ Senior Custodian, Sheila Morgan;
Junior Custodian, Catherine Wal-
ker; Inner guard, Maxine Schnei-
der; outer guard, Mary Guthrie;
Installing officers were: Miss
Georgia Franklin, lion ored
Queen; Mrs. Chester Jones, in-
stalling guide; Mrs. Frank l-lumes,
installing marshall; Miss Katilou
Russell, chaplain; Miss Bess Cum-
mings, musician; Mrs. Alvin
Clairmont, recorder; Mrs. Ler
Benz and Mrs. Russell Hansen,
installing custodians.
Bethel Choir: Beverly Owen,
Marilyn Steuble, Linda Holwell,
FLOWERS FOR
EVERY
OCCASION
YNonsile Floral
Gift Shop
LeNora Cora
Wanda Hansen, Martha Brown,
Patricia Morrissey, Karen Johan-
son, Dorothy Horton, Nancy Jo
Cummings, Patricia Coy, Elaine
Culver, Mary Guthrie, Lynda
Taylor, Bonita Coy, Bette Dar-
lington, Phyllis Davis, Shirley
Martens, Catherine Walker, Ger-
aldine Willey, Margaret Knapp,
Mary Bonefield, Maxine Schnei-
der, Sheila Morgan, Katherine
Schulze, Lona Skog, Joan Steu~
ble, Karen Jordan, Phyllis John—
son, Barbara Lee, Susie Tibbs,
Yvonne Lcc, Sandra Tibbs, Laura
Ann l\‘lcl'.cland, Marilyn Kimport,
Jane Clark, Patricia Joan Sweet,
Karen Sue Nelson, Dannie-lie 11.
Holes, Sue Ann Prothero, Judy
Mobcrg, Norma Davis, Ann Wil-
son, Penny McFarland, Rhoda
0me Elizabeth Snyder and Kleo
Kay Rodocker.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting. The next
meeting will be held Thursday,
June 9th at 7:30 pm.
20th Century Holds ,
Election of Officers
The Twentieth Century Club
met Thursday, May 19 with Mrs.
P. T. McAvoy co-hostess. Mrs.
J. W. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. E.
J. Guilfoyle presented a most in-
testing program on Uranium.
During the business meeting
the following officers were elec-
ted for the ensuing year: Mrs
George Culver Jr., president;
Mrs. John Mullin, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. J. W. Kirkpatrick, sc-
cretary and Mrs. George Butler,
treasurer. Mrs. Christy Smith,
out-going president, presented
Mrs. Culver with the president’s
pm. ..
During the social hour the bes-
tess served delicious refresh-
ments. The last meeting of the
year will be held Thursday, June
2nd with Mrs. J. B. Slenker. Mrs.
Arch Dixon will be co-hostess
and Mrs. George Butler will be
in charge of the program.
~—oOo—-—
Mrs. Rotter is
Reunion Hostess
Mrs. J. V. Rotter was hostess at
a family reunion over the Mem—
orial Day weekend.
Present were her brothers and
sisters: Mrs. Fannie Failor of Ly-
man, Nebraska, Mrs. Leona Car-
ter of Denver, Colo., M-rs‘. Edna
Bohan of Tacoma, Wash, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Branscom of Osage
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry BransL
com of Newcastle; her nieces and
nephews; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Crouch of Deadwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Walker and family
of Clareton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Crouch and son of Denver, Mr.
and Mrs. Stac Mendenhall and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dutch-
er andfamily adn Mr. and Mrs.
, Dean Bohan and family.
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Sew and 50 Club .
Holds Meeting -.
Mrs. Eldon Humphrey was hos-
tess to the Sew and So Club at
her home Thursday, May 26 with
nine members and one s guest,
Mrs. L. D. Addington present,
The business meeting was held
after which a social afternoon
was held closing with; delicious
refreshments being served.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Rena Bor»
gialli Thursday, June 2.
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THE NEWS LETTER JOURNAL, NEWCASTLE, WYOMING
Miss~ghilQSchWa rze Marries
Bill Cattles in Sunday Ceremony
Miss Shirlcy' Ann
and Bill C. Cattles, both of New-
castle were united in marriage
in an impressive ceremony per-
formed by Reverend Kenneth
Rice at the Methodist Church
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
The double ring rites were of-
ficiated before the altar enhanc-
ed with bouquets of pink carna-
tions and white stock. Mrs. D. K.
Wiltse, organist, accompanied
Miss Ruby Strain, soloist, who
song, “I Love You Truly” and
“Because”.
The bride was lovely ill a gown
of white lace over satin, The
tight fitting bodice was styled
with a full skirt with nylon pleats
in front.
Her veil of pleated net fell from
a bandctlu studded with seeded
pearls. lied and white carnations
on a bible completed her cnscnr
ble.
Mrs. Robert Borgialli, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a turquoise ballerina
length gown with a white carna-
tion corsage. Miss Donna Lee
Mendenllall of Hamilton, Mont.,
and Miss Eileen Schwarze of
Greenwood, Wisconsin served as
bridesmaids. Miss Mendenhall
was attired in a flamingo baller-
ina length gown and Miss
Schwarzc wore a yellow ballerina
length gown. Both ladies were
white carnation corsages Miss
Mary Morse of Newcastle, attired
in a turquoise dress, was flower
girl.
Douglas Cattles served the
groom as best man. Ushers were
Roflert Borgialli and Orval Bor-
gialli both of Newcastle, Wyo.
Mrs. Schwarze chose for her
daughter’s wedding a light blue
Schwarzc'
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dress with white accessories and,’
white carnation corsagc. The}
groom's mother were a light tan;
dress with white accessories andi
willie carnation corsagc.
A reception was held immediat-
ely following the ceremony in the
Methodist Church dining hall.
The bride‘s table was centered!
with‘a three tier wedding cake.
topped with miniature bride andl
groom. Pink cal'nntiolls encircled
the cake. Miss Mary Jo Witzely
poured the punch and Miss Jcan-.
cttc chncl' pourcd tllc coffeel
Mrs. Robert Witzcl cut the cake,
and Mrs. Yvonne Morgan of l-‘a-.
villion. Wyo., was in charge oil
the guest book.
The young couple left for a
short honeymoon in the Black
Hills, The bride chose for hcr‘i
going away ensemble a beige
suit with red accessories and red
carnation corsngc. Mr. and Mrs.
Cattles will make their home in‘
Newcastle.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwal‘ze
of Newcastle. She graduated
from Newcastle High School ill
1955. The groom is the Still of;
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Cattles of
vacastlc, and is a graduate of
Newcastle High School with the
class of 1953.
Out of town guests attending!
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
George Schwarze, Mr. and Mrs.
Ewald Schwarzc and childen, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Scllwal‘ze, Min,
and Mrs. Nielsen and sons, all of'
Wisconsin, Miss Elenor Schwarze
of Chicago, 111., Miss Donna Lee
Mendenhall of Hamilton, Mont.,
Mr, and Mrs. Forest Morgan and
daughter of Pavillion, Wyo.
Miss Irene Cummings and John
Whittord Are Married May 29th
The W. R. Cummings ranch
home, near Newcastle, was the
scene of a Sunday noon wedding
when Miss Irene May Cummings,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Cummings became the bride of
John Robert Whitford, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Whitford of Win-
ner, S. D.
The double ring ceremony was
officiated by Rev. Ronald Giffin
of Osage in the living room a-
dorned with bouquets of red car-
nations and lovely spring flowers.
Miss Bess Cummings
the traditional wedding marches,
also "Because", and “I Love.You
' Sly’s Super Market News
Vol 13.
Today’s buying and selling
is so different t an Just five
ears ago not only in one line
at in all. For instance, slab
bacon sales is almost the thing
of the past, today the thlc
sliced bacon is ver popular
0 ecple
want to slice their own. rices
in many items are chea er and
of course, in others are igher,
but the cost of llvmg kee s
pretty well balanced. Peop e
of today are anxious for the
easy way to prepare meals and
"Teach and every month we find
they!" items that are delicious
‘- to. serve but easy and quick Other specials will be a large
You Need The Money We Can Save You.
for the housewife to prepare.
Fresh frozen fruits, vegeta-
bles, pies, cookies, fowl, fish
and seafoods and many other
items we carr that all on
have to do is a d a little we er,
bake and serve.
A wonderful free deal this
week on Pard Dog Food. You
buy seven cans or a dollar
at our store
Chicago with a refund blank
and receive our dollar. This
deal expires une 11, 1955, so
buy this week and mail your
coupon and labels. Your dog
can have free food for severa
meals.
Newcastle, Wyoming, Thursday, June 2, 1955
send labels into ‘
No.11
bag of oran e slices or straw-
berry tells, or a candy treat,
Missmn orange base for a de-
licious summer drink Duncan
Hine white or chocolate cake
mix, L i b b y s spaghetti and
meat balls, Brookdale one
pound pink salmon, Charmin
paper £80 count) napkins and
other i ems for your choice.
Fresh fruits and vegetables
just in. Remember Red Stamps
and Free Parking.
C all SLY’S SUPER MAR-
KET each Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings for
free delivery service.
Dora.
played
Truly”.
Escorted and given in marriage
by her father, the bride was love—
ly in a white nylon net over white
taffeta gown, with a pearl tiara
for her head. She wore a pearl
necklace belonging to her aunt,
Mrs. O. A. Darlington, and car-
ried a white Bible.
As maid of honor and
wore a pale pink formal with
white accessories.
turn to Spearfish this fall to con-
tinue their studies.
Out of state guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitford and
son, Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitford all of Winner, S. D., Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell Hood and Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney Ware all of
Spearfish, S. D., Mr. and Mrs.
Cordy Shaver of I-lemings‘ford,
Nebraska and Mrs, Lynn Talcott
of Denver, Colo.
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B & P W to Hold
Installation
Installation of officers will be
held by the Newcastle Business
and Professional Woman’s Club
on June 6th. New officers include:
Mrs. F. M. Pimpcll, president;
Mrs. Earl Brennan, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. T. R. Cochran, secre-
tary; Mrs. Bill Klodt, correspond—
ing secretary and Mrs. Chester
1). Knapp, treasurer.
~000—
Sorority Chairmen
Named at Meeting
The Lambda Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met May 23rd at the
home of Mrs. Keith Ray. The
program was given by Mrs. Bet-
ty Wurkinten.
President, Miss Margaret Bren-
nan announced the names of the
chairmen of the committees for
the following year: program,
Mrs. Ilarold Ditto; membership,
' Mrs, E. J. Landrigan; social, Mrs.
Steve Sckulich; Ways and Means,
Mrs. J. A. Lane; Service, Mrs.
Mrs. W. Gray; and publicity and
historian, Mrs. Robert Gulley.
~——oOo—
Daughters of Nile
To Meet June 7th
The monthly meeting of Zeno-
bia Club, Daughters of the Nile
will be held June 7 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beadle.
Mrs. John Brorby will be co-hos—
toss and the meeting will begin
‘at 8 p.m. This will be the last
meeting before the summer re-
cess and all members are urged
to be present. .
——oOo—
Progressive New
Comers Have Meet
The Progressive Newcomers
held their monthly meeting at Av-
ery’s Restaurant Thursday eve—
ning, May 26th.
A nominating committee com~
posed of Mrs. H. T. Branum,
chairman, Mrs. R. W. Warkentin,’
Mrs. Clyde Weghcr, Mrs. Vern
Tobias and Mrs. D, A. Reams
were selected.
The meetings during the sum-
mer will be noon luncheons in-
stead of evening meetings. The
films showing the life of the In-
dian children at the St. Michaels
Mission school were shown by
Rev. Alan B. Chcales. Handicraft
by the Indians around Alut Bay
was also displayed.
~000—
Mrs. H. L. Sedgwick
Hostess to P. E. 0.
Mrs. H. L. Sedgwick was a gra-
cious hostess at on
meeting of Chapter X PEO last
Thursday.
Twenty members and one guest
Mrs. L. E, Harrington,'were pre-
sent for the business and pro-
gram. Mrs. E. H. Waddle gave
an interesting report on “How
Color Affects Us”.
Mrs. Peter Smith will be hos-
tess for the next meeting on
June 9.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted into the Wes-
ton County Memorial Hospital
during the past week are: Mrs.
Mel E. Wolfe of Upton, Miss Sy-
bil Jackson, Mrs. Jerome Sutton,
the Mrs. Nell K. Rus 11 Cl i M -
‘brld'e’s only attendant, MISS Car— 1e“, Mrs. Floyd Tiesgvee:
an]
.01 Ann Snyder 0‘ Mandanv N- ‘D- Sears of Laramie, Mrs. Clifford
Fries of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Mrs. John Gilmartin, and Edward
,The groom and his brother. Markley, Joe Honeycutt of Osage,
Jerry, Who acted as best man. Beverely Tagger-t, S. T. McKinney
were attired in convential busi- of Moorcroft, Edward
ness suits with white carnation and Mrs.
bontonnieres.
The bride‘s mother
Winter,
Eliseo Hernindez of
Gillette. r
received Patients dismissed the past
her guests dressed in anavy blue W99k are: Ted Minehal‘t. MYS-
dress with a white Corsage, The Linn Philo, Mrs. Norman Stearns,
groom's mother were a red suit MI'S- R0bertV10kney,Henl’y Mill-
with white accessories and white gate.
corsage.
Mrs. Robert Skanadore,
Alex Krutsch, Upton, Clair Mar-
After the ceremony a delicious 16“. MI'S- Donald Thompson, Mrs.
buffet luncheon was served to a- Bruce Merrill 0f. Dewey, 3- Do
bout eighty guests, A four tier Nell Russel-l, Sybil Jackson, Glen
wedding cake baked by Mrs. H. McCoy, Shirley Scott of Carroll-
A. Cummings and decorated with ton. M0-. MI‘S- Wm- Watson. of
silver and white bells,
topped Moorcroft, Bill Sears, Mrs. Clif-
with miniature bride and groom, ford. Fries of Council Bluffs, 13.,
was served by Mesdameg J_ W, Mrs. Jerome Sutton, Noah Cline-
and H. A. Cummings. The bride bell. Mrs. Howard Allen Jr., of
and groom were recepients of Sundance and Eddie MarkleY-
many lovely gifts.
Two births were recorded the
The bride chose for her going past week: a girl to Mr. and Mrs.
away ensemble, a fitted blue suit Howard Allen Jr. of Sundance
with pink accessories and wore May 26 and a girl to Mr. and Mrs.
her rosebud corsage. The couple, Alex Scheneman May 30-
who have both been students at
Black Hills Teacher’s College at VISIT RELATIVES
Spearfish left for a short wedding
Mr. and Mrs. George Lake
trip, after which they will make spent the Memorial Day weekend
their home in Winner, S. D., for in Faith, S. D. with relatives and
the summer months and will re- friends.
afternoon 5 _
Preliminary
MISS WESTERN GATEWAY ROD '
Name _,
Address
Height .
Date of Birth
Fill out and return to Miss Western Gateway Rodeo.
Contestant will be contacted
Newcastle, Wyoming.
Entry Blank
it
pleting finished entry blanks and provided with rules. 7.»
ing to be done 01] horscmanship. personality, appear“
photogenic qualities.
TAKES SON TO S. D.
Mrs. Alice Addington returned
to Newcastle last Monday from
Winner, S. D., where she had
spent a few days. She was accom~
panied to Winner by her son,
Doug who remained there to
spend the summer with his grand-
parents, Ml‘. and Mrs. Paul John-
son.
SPEND SUMMER HERE
Clay and MiSs Frieda Parker
arrived Monday evening from So-
minole, Okla, and will spend the
summer months in Newcastle as
guests at the Alton Parker home.
STOPPED IN NEWCASTLE
Mrs. Esther Klein was in New-
castle Tuesday and visited her
sister, Mrs. J. R. Parrish cnroute
to her home in Casper -i'rom
Spearfish, S. D., where she had
spent her vacation visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ostcn Ol-
sen.
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VISIT IN NEWCASTLE .
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M,
and family returned to
home in Cheyc
ing the Memorial day w
in Newcastle with relati
friends. Their daughter.
ane Morrison remained
castle and will spend a few
ill Newcastle with relatlvu‘
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WEEKEND IN GOLDEN
Mr. and Mrs. George
returned Monday even
Golden, Colo., where they
a few days visiting her 5 .._
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