APRIL 13, 1958 THE SUNDAY COURIER AND PRESS- -EVANSVILLE, INDIANA PAGE NINE- Ceremony To Unite Pair Today Miss Dorothy Mae Appman and Daniel R. Dierlam will be united in marriage this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church in Cynthiana, Ind. The Rev. Armand Hosto will officiate at the double ring ceremony and T. C.
Westfall will give the prayer. The altar will be decorated with palms, two candlelabra and baskets of gladioli and carnations. Lighted tapers will be used in the windows. Parents of the couple are Mr. land Mrs.
Arthur Appman, 2112 Daniel Dierlam, RR 13, EvansMaryland and Mr. land Mrs. ville. Ballerina Length Gown Miss Appman has chosen for marriage a ballerina length gown of imported French lace and nylon tulle, The off shoulder yoke is scalloped and has illusion fill in. It is topped with a lace mandarin collar and the long sleeves end in points over her wrists.
Self covered buttons fasten the back of the gown. The voluminous tulle skirt is designed with an inset of lace and is worn over a skirt of tulle ruffles. Her fingertip length veil will be worn with a half pill box hat of French lace edged with brading and scattered with simulated seed pearls. The bride's only jewelry will be a pair of pearl earrings, gift of the bridegroom. She will carry a white Bible topped with a white orchid.
Sister In Wedding Mrs. Rosalie Yeager, sister of the bride-elect, serve as matron of honor. Miss Sharon Schmidt, niece of the prospective bridegroom, will serve as bridesmaid. Barbara Christian will be the flowergirl and Brent Dierlam, nephew of the bridegroom-elect, will serve as ring bearer. Mr.
Dierlam will have his brother, Alvin, as his best man. Edward Dierlam, another brother, and Eugene Martin, cousin of the bride-elect, will be the ushers. Mrs. Lela Giles of Cynthiana, organist, and Ray Winkler, Mt. Carmel, will sing "The Lord's Because, and "I Love You Truly." The reception will be given in the church basem*nt immediately following the ceremony.
The bride's table will be covered with a lace cloth over pink taffeta. A five tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple will center the table. Serving will be Mrs. Mildred Martin, Miss Sandra Brooderhausen, cousin of the Betty Paul and Miss Dorothy O'Daniel, sister of the bridegroom-elect. Upon their return from southern wedding trip, the new couple will reside at 2001 W.
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need more closet space? Miss Dorothy Appman Bell Women Will Hear Dwight Swope The Women's Club of Indiana Bell Telephone will have a luncheon meeting at 12 o'clock Tuesday in the Vendome Mural Room. Dwight Swope of the Social Security office will speak on how social security affects women. Mrs. Bill Rachels is program chairman. Evansville Chapter of Sweet Adelines is planning its 10th anniversary card party and show April 28 at 8.
p.m. in St. Joseph's Auditorium. Committee members are: Program, Mrs. Margaret Henn; tickets, Mrs.
Velma Berry; tallies Mrs. Kay Kraft; favors, Mrs. Oval Hessenauer; prizes, Mrs. Wimberg; table, sweet tooth booth, Mrs. Donna Walter and soft drinks, Mrs.
Connie Hitch. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the Community Center. The Au Mary of Robert Morris Chapter No. 87 installed Mrs. Vincent A.
King as president at its recent meeting. Mrs. Elsby Goffinet will serve as vice president and Mrs. Ervin Groening, secretary-treasurer. Mrs.
Waldo Zwickel and Mrs. W. J. Bicking had charge of the luncheon. BALLET TOE TAP ACROBATIC School of Dance ICE SKATING 2040 E.
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Meigs, distinguished gynecologist at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, will narrate the film, and Two Women." which has been prepared by the American Cancer Society and will be shown for the first times locally on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, as part of cancer education month. The film showings for women only, given by the Vanderburgh County Unit, present new hope for the control of uterine cancer. Dr. Meigs speaks of the necessity for early diagnosis and illustrates this with the case history of two women 1g- nored her warning signals; and of her annual check up. one whose early cervical cancer was detected during the course du Cancer of the uterus is the second most common cancer in women, and no where is the tragic consequences of neglect more evident.
Medical authorities state that 16.000 women could be saved annualy if they would have early and proper examinations by their doctors. The local society is using this film as a focal point of its education program. Local physicians will be present to answer questions after: the showings. The film showings will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Ross Theater, Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
at the Grand and at 7:30 p.m. in St. Auditorium and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Franklin Theater. Jesse and Oscar Fine of Premier Theaters, and James Kornblum are donating the use of their theaters for the showing which is without to the public and the Rev.
charge Gabriel Verkamp is also donating the use of St. Benedict's auditorium. Demonstration Club News The following demonstration (clubs have scheduled meetings for Tuesday: Crystal Heights will meet at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs. Frank Elbrink, RR 13, Evansville.
Co hostwill be Mrs. James Barnett. Color in the Home will be discussed by Mrs. William and Mrs. Victor Baker, There will also be a white elephant sale.
Mrs. Wilmer Jones, Inglefield will be hostess to Forest Hills at 10 a.m. and Mrs. Dorothy Schoettlin will give the lesson on Glass 1 Itching. The business meeting will be at 1 p.m.
with Mrs. Grace Rickrich presiding. Mrs. Carl Funke and Mrs. Oscar Ottman will give Color in, the Home.
Earle will have a dessert at 12:30 noon in the home of Mrs. Jake Niedhammer, Boonville, New Harmony Rd. Mrs. Ray Korb and Mrs. Albert Schersch will give the lesson on Color in Home.
There will be a plant exchange. Perry Heights meets Wednesday 11 a.m. with Mrs. Ruth Parkinson at the St. Mark's United of Christ.
Color in the Church Home will be discussed by Mrs. Nix, and Mrs. Wilbrun Walter Schere. A covered dish luncheon will be served. Other clubs meeting on Wednesday are as follows: Hoosier at 1 p.m.
in the home Mrs. Edward H. Koressel, 717 Cullen Ave. Mrs. Darwin Baldand Mrs.
Robert Jones will the lesson on Color in the give Home. Mrs. Edward Kron will enterat 7:30 p.m. in her tain Hornville home, R.R 7, Evansville. Mrs.
Pearl Bassemeier will give the lesson on Hong Kong Weaving and social hour will be conducted Mrs. George Brenner. Swedish Embroidery is the lesto be given by Mrs. Arch Kishline at the meeting of Fairfield with Mrs. Sam Medlicott, 2610 E.
Powell at 10 a.m. Each member is to take huck toweling for the lesson. The following clubs have meetings scheduled on Thursday: Mrs. Henry Schiffer and Mrs. Bert Hicks are hostesses for the meeting of Burkhardt Thursday 7:30 p.m.
in the home of Mrs. Marshall Olmstead, Olmstead Rd. There will he a flower and bulb exchange. Millshire meets at 7:30 in Central Turners with Mrs. p.m.
Sam Cambron as hostess. Mrs. Glenn Bottoms will have the meeting of Modern Mrs. in her home on Lakeland Ave. The business meeting at 1:30 p.m.
follows the handicraft lesat 10 a.m. Mrs. Charles Mabern, 2222 E. Riverside will hostess to Hornette at 7:30 p.m. The lesson on Color in the Home be given by Mrs.
Frederick King. Bon Air meets at 10 a.m. the Community Center. Mrs. Mrs.
Donald W. Reynolds Miss Splittorff Is Married In Simple Ceremony In the presence of the immediate family and a few close friends Miss Dorothy Lorene Splittorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Splittortf, 809 Hercules, became the bride of Donald Wayne Reynolds. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, RR 2, Boonville, Ind. The Rev. Robert A. Schmidt officiated at the double ring ceremony in the Good Shepherd Lattheran Church Saturday morning.
The couple's only attendants were Miss Janet Carol Splittorff, sister of the bride, and Tom Webb of Boonville. The bride carried a white Bible surmounted with A bouquet of pink carnations. The couple will make their home at 816 SE Eighth St. Cards To Follow I Newcomers Club Fashion Show Cards will follow the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club fashion show which will be presented Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. in the McCurdy Rose Room by Lois' Fashin Shop.
Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. E. L. Boswell and Mrs. Victor Reising.
Newcomers who have not been contacted may call Mrs. Robert Bushaw, GReenleaf 7-3084, for reservations. The Minerva Club of Evansville College is sponsoring a card party Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the MISS PATRICIA M. ALVEY, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. J. T. Alvey, Winslow, will be married to Jack D. Boyer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elven Boyer of New. burgh, on May 3 at 2 p.m. in Centenary General Boptist Church in Yankeetown. Andrew Moutoux is leader and the leeson on Swedish Darning will be given by Mrs.
W. M. Snow. Mrs. S.
B. Montague and Mrs. Snow will be hostesses. Helene -Covert Studio Portraits and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY TRI-STATE "WEDDINGS" CANDID- -FORMAL STUDIO Dial HA 4-9134 17-8 S. E.
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and Mrs. Arthur J. Shaw, 1526 E. Morgan and Mr. Sawyer is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sawyer, 627 E. Virginia St. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of imported Chantilly and nylon tulle. The deep V-neckline was edged in tiny folds of tulle.
Close fitting lace sleeves extended to bridal points and selfcovered buttons fastened the back of the gown. The voluminous ruffled tulle skirt was designed with an overskirt of tulle scattered with lace appliques and sprinkled with iridescent sequins. Lace Tiara She wore a tiara of French lace and pleated tulle embroidered with iridescent sequins with her finger tip veil of imported silk fusion. She carried a modified colonial bouquet of white spring flowers centered with an orchid. Mrs.
Carl Cason was the matron of honor. She is a cousin of the bridegroom. Junior bridesmaid was Mary Ruth Shaw, sister of the bride. Marguerite and Janet Gayle Shaw, sisters of the bride, were flower girls. Best man was Farrell Hodgkins and guests were seated by Edgar Shaw and James Pokor- ney.
Placed Bouquet Following the ceremony the placed a bouquet of white carnations on the altar of the groom lit a candle before the alBlessed Mother and the bridetar of Saint Joseph. A wedding breakfast for the wedding party and immediate families was given at the Brenner Party House followed by reception from 2 to 4 p.m. The bride's table was centered with four-tiered cathedral cake topped with a miniature bridal couple. Serving were Misses Mary Ann Klenck, Elaine Weber and Pat Rubsam. Miss Janice Schmitt registered the guests.
After a southern wedding trip the couple will reside at 1663 V. F. W. Hall at 110 Wabash Ave. Prizes will be awarded and those planning to attend are to take their own playing cards.
Mrs. Leonard F. Sawyer Lodge Ave. The bridegroom attended Evansville College and is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, MRS. SALLY WEYEL, 300 Evergreen Rd.
(seated) is shown here with five generations of her family. They are (left to right), her daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Titzer, 307 Goodsell her granddaughter, Mrs. Earl Sparks, 2507 E.
Riverside her great-granddaughter, Mrs. Vaughn Myers, 1317 Sycamore and her great-great-granddaughter, Dawn Rehnee, born Nov. 30, 1957. Mrs. Weyel is 82 years of age.
(Staff Photo) Guest Speaker To Be U.S. Doctor In India Dr. Norma Dunning dia, will be the guest Presbyterial on Wednesday byterian Church in Terre begins at 9 a.m. with a of Sullivan, Presbyterial Dr. Farmer is the physician in charge of the Mary Wanless Hospital in Kohlapur, Ind.
She is a native of Ohio where her father was a Presbyterian minister. She is a graduate of Western College for Women at Oxford, Ohio and the Women's Medical College in Philadelphia. Dr. Farmer has been in India since 1930. Her husband, Sidney Farmer, is now the auditor and property supervisor for the Kohlapur Church of Northern India.
The following Presbyterial officers have been nominated from the South District: MISS MARY BALL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ball, 1745 Diane is attending the Weaver Airline Training School in Kansas City, Mo. Miss Ball is graduate of Mater Dei High School and attended Evansville College. Brighten Up Forl Beautiful Spring Days! Permanent $5.
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Mrs. Fred Alsop president, will preside. Mrs. Harry J. Whetstone, Evansville, literature, secretary; Mrs.
Robert Mohr, Evansville, Missionary education secretary; Mrs. Charles Tyner, Evansville, Westminster Fellowship advisor; Mrs. Pearl Harding, Evansville, business and professional women's secretary; Mrs. Harold Thomas, Evansville, national missions secretary; Mrs. Olen Pumphrey, Ft.
Branch, Evangelism secretary; and Mrs. Earl Cox, Princeton, south district chairman. Mrs. Schuttler Will Speak At Luncheon Hannah Circle of the Women's Guild of Bethel United Church of Christ will meet Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. at the Goodwill Industries.
Mrs. Gertrude Schuttler will give the devotions and also have the program on the Bible character, Hannah. Mrs. Albert Poetker will give the table prayer. Luncheon will be served at noon with Mrs.
Kathryn- Redding and Mrs. Oscar Kessler as hostesses. The group will also be taken on a tour of the bullding. Circle chairman is Mrs. Marguerite Schlimmer and co-chairman, Mrs.
Henry Wehr. The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church is sponsoring a rummage sale at Cleaves Memorial Church Saturday at 6 a.m. Business and professional wornen will be guests at the meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Trinity Methodist Church Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. for dinner.
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