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Lead Daily CallDeadwood Pioneer-Times Friday, May tl, Party Honors N. Hills Bride Awards Given At Terraville pnTiWHi mi i muxmn t-t titti ri rnr 1 nrn Prenuptial honors extended to WW, cNc ft I Norma Christianson Tuesday The Terraville Scnooi held evening when about 52 ladies from the Northern Hills area awards day Wednesday in con fathered in the Cold i a i a X)C Twin Cities 1 fi junction with kindergarten grad uation. 3 izJ The kindergarten class provided entertainment with songs and finger plays. The theme was Guests expected Friday night Dirlcne Welln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Cleo Wells. Dead- in the home of Mr. and Mrs. "Circus Time." wood, will be amon the 200 Harry Loger. Central City, are Awards were presented by rioom of the Franklin Hotel, Deadwood.

Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Curtis. Mrs William F. Grieb. Mrs.

Guy Hemmingcr, Mrs. Berthald Jacobs. Mrs. Carl Kubler. Mrs.

E. R. Sihllchting. Mrs. Melvin Scotvold and Mrs.

Rodger Thomas. A with scrolls of currency attached was presented to University of South Dakota stu- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Donna Warren principal. Those dont.i.

alumni nnd children of i ry Bohlen and their son-in-law alumni, who will show original and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim receiving certificates for per Loger and infant son. Brent, all fect attendance were a dy Schell.

Jack Bergstrom. second grade; Roxanna Creger, third the bride-elect. Miss Christian- art work in the traditional art department exhibit. The event Is set for the 1'SD Baccalaureate Sunday. June 5.

Members of Kappa Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. Deadwood, had a potluck supper Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Yvonne Jones, Deadwood. The time was spent visiting.

State conventions plans were discu a of Parkersburg, Iowa. They will be here for the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Loger, daughter, Gaylene and son, Eugene, will move their trailer house to Lyman, Tuesday morning where Loger is working for Big Horn Construction Company of Wyoming. The Lo-gers came to the Black Hills grade Mary Kurjen fourth: Kareen Tracy, Eddie Grenstiner, fifth grade; Patsy Michalek. sixth grade; Lu Ann Tracy, Kenny Ommen, seventh grade. Mrs. flair (Muriel) Saba Garry Abrahamson Gerald Avery pr-T; rr-rra son and her mother, Mrs.

F. C. Christianson were given corsages by the hostesses. They also gave the guest of honor a gift. Winners of prizes for games presented them to Miss Christianson, whose marriage to Wayne Dachtler.

Lead, will take place Saturday. Library award certificates for 3' years ago from Lyman. Giylene will be a high school TO GRADUATE Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will' address the 83rd commencement of Huron College May IS. Among the seniors who are candidates to receive degrees is Harold (Hal) Ewoldt son of Mrs.

Florence Ewoldt, Lead. He was a member of Circle a branch of Klwanis and president of Voorhees Hall, men's dormitory. Mrs. Ewoldt ex- freshman next fall, and Eugene briefly, and those who will attend sessions to be held in Pierre. June 10-11, will be announced at a later date.

Regular meetings will resume In the fall. will enter his senior year. James R. Nelson, son of Ralph reading 12 books were presented to Norval Kurzenb r. Johnny Bergstrom, Randy Din-man, Leslie Styles, first grade; Marty Aldinger, Jack Bergstrom, Marty Uphoff, Randy Schell, Darrell Michalek, second grade; Roxanna Creger, Tim Grenstiner.

third; Robin Kinney, fourth; Robert Kursenber-ger, Kareen Tracy, Gwen Michalek, fifth grade; Janet Mi Nelson. Lead, was promoted re Event Fetes Miss Bousa Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Keimet and. cently to the rank of major In the U.

S. Air Force. Muj. Nel son is stationed at Wright-Pat terson Air Force Base, Dayton Ohio. Mrs.

Robert Thoresen and 0 Mrs. Tom Thoresen. Blacktail. Lt. Col.

nnd Mrs. Charles chalek, Curia Kurzenber aunt of the bride, invited 26 son have returned to their home In Pringle after attending the graduation of Mis. 7. i t's brother and sister. Kill V'andel nnd Mari I.u V'andel from Dead-wood hih school.

They visited Tuesday with Mrs. 7. i Vs mother. Mrs. Paul Vamiel.

who will leave Deadwood Mav SO sixth grade; Benita Tracy, guests to the R. Thoresen home Wednesday evening for a mis eighth. Gardner plan to spend Memorial Day weekend with Mrs Gardner's mother, Mrs. H. Bla k.

Deadwood. They attend Library awards for 24 books went to Margie Uphoff, third peels to ne present iur "-uation ceremonies. Humphrey, whose home town is Huron, will receive honorary doctor of civil law degree, ami his wife Muriel, a native of Huron and an alumna of Huron College, will be given an honorary doctor of fine arts degree from the college. Huron College, a 4 year liberal arts school, was estub-luiuul In ikhm uid la related cellaneous shower honor i Sandra Bousa, Blacktail, Miss grade, and Ronnie Coolley, fifth will mnkelca graduation exercises ai duc with her faniilv. Th 2 grade.

A library award pin was Fourche High Scnooi. Mine Black, nephew and grandson of Mu'kL their home in Houston. Tex. Mrs. VandiTs family, which in presented to James O'Dell Bousa will become the bride of George Gratz, a student at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City.

June in St. Ambrose Catholic Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Black, fourth grade, for reading 60 cludes sons. Krtdie and Jimmie have been residents of Dead' received a diploma.

The visitors will return to their home in Church, Deadwood. wood for about years. Miss David Holso Judy McNall Ky (Bernie) Roth to the Presbyterian Oiurch. Marquette, early next Vnndcl is been an employe of books. Bible Meetina, Anniversary Set week.

Ft. Joseph's Hospital, a d- Students at Spearfish College Take Part in Commencement Rev. Carroll Onstott, pastor of the Bible Baptist Church of Butte, will conduct a Bible conference at the Berean Included among some 123 sen with literature emphasis and Deadwood Girl Is First to Join BCL Volunteers A Deadwood student will be Bridge Tally Howell movement was played at 4'4 tables by Mile-Hi Duplicate Bridge Club Wedn a evening in the Lead Homestuke Club social room. Winners were: Mrs. T.

I. Newell, Mrs. Norma 1 a son, Belle Fourche, first; Mrs. Orm and Manseau, Mrs. W.

J. Thomas, second and Mrs. Pearl Palo and Baptist Church, 908 Washington speech. He expects to teach or Lend, beginning Tuesday, Area Food Group Elects New Staff Mrs. Mary Simpson, of the Douglas School System was elected president of the Black Hills Area School Food Service Association at a luncheon meeting May 21, in the new elementary school In Spearfish.

Mrs. Viola Donnafield of Hot Springs was named vice-chair iors who were eligible to participate In commencement exer May 31, and continuing through do work in the field of radio. Judy McNall, daughter of Mrs. The bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. James Bousa, were presented with carnation corsages.

Prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. Doris a Central City and Mrs. Lee Iver-son, 8pearfish. The door prize was given to Mrs. William Cor-nett, Lead.

Appointments were In he bride's colors of pastel blue, green and yellow, and a floral arrangement with white wedding bells centered the table. Mrs. Iverson wrote down and later read comments made by Miss Bousa when she unwrapped her gifts. Register i names was Mrs. Doris Hill, and Marianne Thoresen placed ribbons in a holder to form a bouquet.

Among the guests were Mrs. Friday, June 3. The meetings cises Friday morning at Black will all be held at 7 p.m. the first volunteer accepted In Edna McNall, Lead, majored in On Wednesday, June 1, there will be a social hour following the evening service in celebra Hills State College, Spearf 1 were: Garry Abrahamson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Abraham-son, Pluma, who is teaching at Spray, Ore. He has accepted a position at Fossil High ol, Fossil, Ore. for the com i year. elementary education, and her minors were physical education and English. She was a member of Women's Athletic Association.

Miss McNall will do tion of the loth anniversary of man: Mrs. Mabel Cleveland, the founding of the host church Deadwood, secretary-treasurer. The public Is cordially invited to attend all of these meetings. Abrahamson will leave in and Mrs. Alma Potthoff, of Douglas, reporter.

Featured on the program were Mrs. Douglas Dittus of Spear June to attend a workshop at Church Honors the University of Oregon, Eu to the newly initiated new Benedictine Corps of Lny Volunteers. She is Susan Kovarik who will serve year nt the Madonna Home for the Aged in Lincoln. Neb. Miss Kovarik.

a student at Mount Marty College, Yank-tan, will do social work, organizing recreational facilities, a library, attendances at cultural programs offered by the community, as well as help in public relations activities of the home. Details of the new Benedictine Corps were announced this week by Mother M. Julia Hunhoff, OSB. prioress of Sacred Heart Convent, Yankton. The program has been set up Arnold Thoresen, Deadw her student teaching this summer.

Roy (Bernie) Roth majored in elementary education and minored in sociology and physical education. He is married to the former Nancy Wells, Dead-wood and is the son of Mr. and fish who presented a piano Lead Graduates Mrs. Frank Peerboom, Black- gene and is being sent by the State of Oregon. He will attend selection and Richard Kane.

Mrs. C. P. Gaughen, third. LEA Run-Off Elects Mrs.

Janet McNall Results of a run-off election for the office of secretary of the Lead Education Associ a i have placed Mrs. Janet McNall in office. The general election last week in which Mrs Esther Cone became president and in which James Zeman was elect president-elect and Jack Rainey, treasurer, ended in a tie beJ tween Mrs. McNall and Mrs. Eva Haka for secretury.

The new officers will take over their Lead High School juniors who tail and Mrs. Mabel Hendrick-son, Spearfish, aunts of the second session of college this Spearfish, who gave several novelty readings. are members of the Methodist wood. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Teller nnd family plan to leave Dead-wood Friday for North Platte. to he Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Teller and family. The men are brot hers.

Arriving Wednesday to visit nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mndstrnm were their son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Wallace and daughter. Kelli Ann. Wallace is head of the manual nits department of the I'ngosa Springs, high school. Mrs.

John Heffron has returned to Deadwood nfter spending the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Mary Heffron Rineield in Dallas, Tex. Arriving Monday were Mr. nnd Mrs.

Cato Doyle of Juliet, 111., former Lead residents. They are visiting relatives and fi lends for two weeks. Mrs. Doyle, before her niarri age. was Cassandra Bray, sister of Fred Bray.

Lead; Clifton Bray. Central City and Mrs. Aldinc Plummor. Deadwood. Triad.

Volume 3. Black Hills Anemone supplement, published nt Black Hills State College. Spearfish, features work of local student writers and artists. Included are Mrs. I.n Vaughn Storsve.

who had a poem used for the front ispicce and another poem, "Facade. Mrs. Nancy Rndmnn's pen nnd ink drawing of dancing Indians was used to illustrate two facing pages. Both are of Lead. "I Gill It Nothing." a vignette, was authored by Donna Clowser.

Dead-wood. The publication is a BHSC Graphic Anthology. bride. Church entertained seniors of summer to work toward his master's degree. The teacher Attending the meeting from Mrs.

Raymond Roth, Dead- Lead were Mrs. Rosina Krejd. i majored in English and mlnored in business. directress of the Lead High the Class of '66 at a tea Sunday afternoon following baccalaureate services at the school. Seating the guests and helping with manners by miiiett lunchroom service; Mrs.

Gladys Mr. and Mrs. George Avery, Borg, Mrs. Ann McDonald and the reception were Linda Gale. Mrs.

Elsie Ladner. These wom Lead, are parents of aid Avery, who had a history major and social studies minor. He wood. At present he is a dispatcher for the Deadwood Police Department. Roth and his wife have accepted teach i positions for the coming school year In the Alliance, schools.

Roth will teach sixth grade and sports. Mrs. Clair (Muriel) Sabo, so that college grnduntes. who en will be attending the week- Diane Schmautz and Jack Phillips. Mothers of juniors were hostesses.

plans to teach. long summer workshop on the campus of South Dakota State duties next fall. John Bertolero (not pictured), Places were marked with sil University in Brookings, start houettes of graduates, and ing June 13. Lead, had a composite major of son of Mrs. Leo Bertolero, Lead, studied at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, for 3'4 spring flowers added color and Brownie Scouts Purple Finch Patrol gave Mrs.

Rappana a plant. Cindy Westphal also presented her The next meeting of the Black physical education and biology. fragrance to the table. Hills Area Association is sched She is the daughter of Mr. and years before enrolling at BHSC.

Rev. John DeVries presented uled for Douglas. Oct. 1. Mrs.

Truels Madsen, Timber New Testaments to the follow with a gift. Refreshments were wish to do so, may give a year of service to society in appreciation for their education. Like the volunteers to follow in the BCLV, Miss Kovarik will receive the salary received by a Sister of the order, $100 per month. Room and board will be arranged for either on the premises of the center being served, or in the home of parishioners connected with the center. Another possible benefit for volunteers is waived tuition for six semester hours of credit at Mount Marty College during anv year of service.

I His major was physical education and minor, history. He is married to the former Marci' Heine Brecht of Deadwood and Lead, and the couple has two Lake, and her hu.nband is co-owner of a Lead barber shop. The couple has three children. served by T. Trentz, who was hostess for the occasion.

Guests were Mrs. Delicate, Mrs. Mill- World's oldest national an Release mother from slavery. Learn to do something for yourself. ing graduates: Linda Morcom, Jan Rainey, Kenneth Phillips, Sharon Povondra, Carl Welker, Kathy Clark.

Howard Dachtler. Robert White, Jolene Walt. Diane Burns and Carolyn Wells. them is that of Japan (Kimiga-yo) in which the words- date daughters. Bertolero expects to age and Mrs.

Westphal. T. Trentz and C. Westphal, scribes teach. i from the ninth century.

Mrs. Sabo plans to teach. A reception for families and friends of graduates was held following commencement, in the upper lounge of the student center. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

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