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THE HAMMOND TIMES -k Page G3 Wednesday, OctoLer 9, 1957 Clara Eleanor Rohloff Bride of Paul Rosenau The First United Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hammond was the scene of a pretty wedding ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 7, when Miss Clara Eleanor Rohloff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rohloff of 102 Mason Calumet City, became the bride of Paul Arnold Rosenau.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Rosenau of 6644 Madison Hammond. Show Is Slated by E.C.

Club "Winter Prevue of Fashion" is the theme of the style show and card party to be presented by the East Chicago Woman's Club. The affair will be held on Oct. 30 at the Panel Room in Whiting. Miss Irene Vincent will be the narrator and Lewin's will present tbe fashions. The chairman for the show include the Mesdames Eugene Wilson, general chairman; Rp.y Francis, co-chairman; James M.

Cummings and Clifford Frie-burger, card party tickets; Leonard Clark and Willie Davidson, booklets; Howard O'Guin, Duane Egan and Kathryn Croker, cards, pencils and tallies; Wilson and Francis, decorations; L. K. Tsaros, music; R. S. Oyster, H.

E. Zoeger, Robert Wulf, Paul Goodus, Anthony Patou and Harvey Piggot, kitchen and clean-up. J. Bouquets of white gladioli decorated the church altar for the ceremony performed by the Rev. Edward Driscoll.

Tom JDoolin sang "The Lord's Prayer" and Perfect Love." Robert Rosenau waa best man for his brother, and ushering the guests to their places were William Brehmer and Jack Bur-nette. THE BRIDE, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of taffeta, the skirt featuring a scoop neckline with cutout applique motif embroidered in sequins. The full skirt, with a chapel train, was worn over a hoop. A two-tiered veil of silk illusion was attached to crown of mother-of-pearl flowers. She held a white prayerbook topped by white orchid and stephanotis.

Miss Loretta Rohloff, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and the Misses Arlene and Shirley Rosenau were bridesmaids. The attendants were gowned alike in Neptune green taffeta dresses, made ballerina length. Matching headbands held blusher veils and they carried bouquets of white Fuji 'mums. Linda Rosenau was flower girl, also dressed in Neptune green, and carrying a bouquet of button 'mums. A reception for 225 guests followed at Carpenter's Hall in Hammond before the newlyweds left on a honeymoon to Miami, Fla.

For traveling the bride wore a grey sheath dress and orchid corsage. The bride, graduate of Thornton Fractional High School, is employed at Graver Tank. The groom, a graduate of Hammond Tech, and who is now attending Purdue Extension, is employed as an electrician at Kroll Electric Company. I MUS. PAUL ARNOLD ROSENAU (Clara Eleanor Rohloff) Hammond Times Photo A NEW CORPS of officers for the Auxiliary to American Legion Post 78 of East Chicago was installed at services held recently at the Post Home.

Taking oaths of office were, left to right, seated, Mrs. Julius Prusiecki, 3831 Main president, and Mrs. Peter Wesolowski, 392 Alder treasurer, and, standing, Mrs. Chester Michalski, 3931 Fern sergeant-at-anns; Mrs. Emil Balon, 3824 Pulaski recording secretary, and Mrs.

John Harney, 3929 Pulaski East Chicago, second vice president. Peppers 'n Fish To Make Slipcovers 1 ZTA Presents Officers of Mrs. William KimWough of 1875 Warwick Whiting. NOW "In" The Gift Department at Twin City Furniture Braised ereen peppers make a tangy vegetable to serve with steaks, chops or fish. Wash 6 medium green peppers.

Cut off tops and remove seeds and core. Cut into strips. Heat 3 to 4 tablespoons butter or margarine in heavy skillet or saucepan. Add green peppers and cook until they begin to wilt, stirring constantly. Add 1 tablespoon boiling water, 1M teaspoons salt, and An Unbelievable Value in MILLIKAN'S RECORD end Plenty of pins and patlenca will help you make skintight slipcovers for your furniture.

a big job because you will have to make your own pattern as you go along, but it's also teaspoon ground black pepper. Cover and cook slowly 5 minutes. Makes 5 servings. SHOP When They Were Young Eddy Arnold Daddy's Littls Boy Littl Man You'v Had a Busy Day Daddy's Litils Girl plus 9 other songs about children. 093 LPM 1484 HANK SNOW'S COUNTRY GUITAR VAYA CON DIOS 12th Street Hag Sweet Marie.

Q98 etc. LPM western 12 full selections on one record top art- SQ93 ist3 all well known standard selections. t- one of the most satisfying and money-saving jobs in the Home Sewing field. It takes pins because for a perfect fit you should pin the material together at the seams so closely that one pin touches the other. If it is to be your first attempt at a slipcover, better make a muslin pattern first or if you have old slipcovers that fit well, rip them apart and use them as a pattern.

It is possible to cut the slipcover material to fit as you go along, generally following the seams in the upholstery. Pin it wrong side out until it fits smoothly and there is no pull on the material at any point. Basting may seem like an extra chore but it will make for a better fit. If you are going to add trim, rip the basting about six Inches at a time, insert the trim, and rebaste before the final stitchirtg. Cushionless couches and chairs offer special fitting problems.

Sew a piece of twill tape lengthwise across at the point where the back meets the seat, leaving long streamers to tie around behind and the cover will stay in place. Creole Haddock Ingredients: 1 package (12 ounces) quick-frozen haddock fillets, melted butter or margarine, salt and pepper, Va cup catsup or chili sauce, li cup hot water, Vs cup sliced stuffed olives. Method: Put frozen block of fish in greased shallow baking dish. Brush with melted butter and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake in hot (400 degrees) oven for 20 minutes.

Then remove from oven. Mix catchup, hot water, and olives and pour over the fish. Return to hot oven and bake until fish is easily flaked with fork about 20 minutes longer. Makes 3 servings. 5907 CALUMET AVENUE VE 2-1678 i-- DRAWER r-x-v CHEST fteg.

24 DRAYCR WITH PURCHASE CF for i Only of C.xtdo ltd. ft Plac ooont i The Philip Morris Country Musis Show Starring Carl Smith along with Little Jimmy Dickens, Goldie Kill. George Morgan, Mimi Roman, Ronnie Self, The Tunesmiths 098 etc. Columbia CL 1048 Jimmy Dean's Hour New Slate Installed for Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Ray Burton, department chaplain, installed the new officers of the Auxiliary to American Legion Pulaski Post 78, when the group met recently.

Taking office were the Mes-dames Julius Prusiecki, president; John Harney, second vice president; Emil Balon, recording secretary; Peter Wesolowski, treat surer; John Sukta, chaplain; John Nowicki, historian; Chester Michalski, sergeant at arms; Irvin Minkemyer, first vice president, and Miss Edna Walesiak, corresponding secretary. Committees appointed Include the Mesdames Nowicki, Americanism and finance; Minkemyer, membership, child welfare and memorial poppy chairman; Edward Piwkiewicz, civil defense; Matt Gargas. community service; Balon, rehabilitation and Girl's State, constitution and by-laws and Knightstown; Miss Walesiak, scholarship and educational aid; Mrs. Stanley Misch, junior activities; Mrs. Sukta, legislation; Mrs.

Harney, merit; Mrs. Bernard Karp, music, and Mrs. Kenneth Florey, national securities. Also the Mesdames Walter Gargas, Pari American study; Wesolowski, Gold Star, past president's parley; Prusiecki, publicity; Steve Polonczyk, radio and television; Chester MIchaelski, service sales; Matt Gargas, color bearer, and Anne Shurman, entertainment. Delegates to the First District meeting are the Mesdames Nowicki, Wesolowski, H.

J. Ja-blonski, and the alternates ara Mrs. Pearl Slaboski, Mrs. Frances Smith and Mrs. Harney.

Members are reminded to bring Christmas gifts for the veterans' gift shop to the next meeting at 7:30. p.m. on Nov. 7 at headquarters. Dinner was served after th Installation by Mrs.

Shurman, Mrs. Caroline Tamborski and Mrs. John Bzibzak. 1FWC Gives Dates for Conference A caravan of state leaders, headed by Mrs. Ervin J.

Heckel, state president of the Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs, will conduct regional federation conferences for clubwomen throughout Illinois, during the week beginning on Oct. 21 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Edward M. Durkee, Third District president, asked all members of the district to attend the Northern Region Conferences On Oct.

21 at the First Baptist Church, 820 Ontario Oak Park, and on Oct. 22 at the Presbyterian Church, 110 E. Third Dixon, I1L Mrs. Harold F. Dean, vice president-director of the northern region, will preside at the two conferences.

Directed toward the theme, "Know Your the day-long conference program will include general get-acquainted sessions and workshops to be conducted by state department chairmen. Mrs. Heckel will conclude the day with a talk, entitled "Give The Lady What She Wants." Chapter Plans Social Evening, Members of Alpha Psl Chapter of Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority will have a social meeting on Oct. 15 at 8:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Jimmy Compton of 839 N.

Keystone River Forest, 111. When the group met for a business session recently, Mrs. Perry Pratt, president, appointed Mrs. Emil Leader as parliamentarian for the coming year. Inspection will be held at the business meeting scheduled for Dec.

4. Mrs. Raymond Meisel announced that the proceeds from a fund raising event being held today, will be given to charitable organizations. Clothes Dryer Stays Cool, Man A new automatic clothes dryer gets hot on the inside but stays cool on the outside. Only the drum in which the clothes are being tumbled dry gets heated.

In other words, there are no hot spots on the cabinet surface. The dryer also features a disk-type lint filter that revolves with the dryer drum to filter the drying air. Included with this feature is an air fluff button, which cuts off the heat, but fluffs up such items as towels, terry cloth garments and chenilles. It also can be used to shake dust from rugs, bedspreads, pillows, curtains and other similar items. JEWELRY Entire Family Blue White Diamonds HAMMOND WATCH SHOP 147 State Street 2 Doers West of Hehman New officers were presented and Founder's Day was observed when Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity, Lake County Alumnae, met recently.

Serving this year are Mrs. Robert Rund, president; Mrs. Andrew Collins, vice president; Mrs. William Kimbrough, secretary and Mrs. Kenneth Kolb, treasurer.

New members are Miss Francis Logan, Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. Walter Szymanski. The organization was founded on Oct. 15, 1898, at Farmville, and has 79 college chapters In colleges and universities in the United States and Canada.

There are now 225 alumnae groups and 31,000 members. Mrs. Dan Byrne was in charge cf the jlace cards for the dinner. Any new alumna In the Calumet Region is asked to contact Mrs. Robert Rund, 6945 Schneider Hammond.

The next meeting will be held at 8 Nov. 7 at the home Dinner Dance To Be Held On Nov. 16 Final plans have been made for the annual dinner dance to be sponsored by the Engineers' Wives Club, an auxiliary to the Indiana Society of Professional Engineers. It will be held Nov. 16 at the Wicker Park Clubhouse.

The plans were made when the members met recently at the Hotel Gary. Mrs. Edgar Hanford will be general chairman for the dance. Following the business session conducted by Mrs. H.

F. Laudien, Mrs. John Pilzer, arranged four tables of cards. Membership in the organization is open to wives of all registered professional engineers, Mrs. Merle Nicewander of Highland Is In charge of membership.

SPECIAL THURSDAY Rej. $12.50 DE LUXE Cold HAIR TINTS HOOSIER STATE BEAUTY COLLEGE, Inc. 5435 Hohman WE tmor. 1-1470 Room 9 Douglas Bids. diamond am oi rrdjer 093 Columbia CL 1025 "Smith's the Name" 12 fine songs interpreted by Carl 033 Smith CoL CL 1022 Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs: Foggy Mountain Jamboree All the favorites from FLINT HILL SPECIAL to FOGGY MT.

CHIMES are rt. ores in Legion Unit To Meet Friday The Auxiliary to American Legion Post 16 will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the headquarters at 6634 Calumet Hammond. Mrs. Wallace Larson, president, announces that reservations for the chartered bus for the Marion VA Hospital party on Oct.

13 should be made at once with Mrs. Ernest Rosenau, 7338 Wood-mar Hammond. FULL of A WEEK WILL DO 3722-24 Main St. Indiana Harbcr CJANTTfM PHONE I. H.

5960 A- 1 -7 presented in this great album by two of the most popular country and western entertainers. 093 Col. CL 1019 Ray Price Sings Heart Songs I Lore You Because Mansion en the Hill Letters Have No Arms I'll Sail My Ship Alone, etc 598 Cel. CL 1015 East Chicago Deanery Names New Chairmen Highlights on the Conference on Confraternity of Christian Doctrine held at Marian College at Indianapolis were given by Miss Jean Flack, chairman, at a recent DCCW board meeting, held at the home of Mrs. John C.

Nowicki East Chicago DCCW president. A used clothing drive was the project decided upon for November, and the Holy Father's storeroom of Infants and baby wear Is the project for December. Appointed chairman of standing committees are Mrs. Joseph Was-ko, legislation and civil defense; Mrs. John Brazina, library literature and NODL; Mrs.

Edward Wanicke, immigration and social action: Mrs. Henry Southard and Mrs. Edward Nawracaj, co-chairman, spiritual activities; Mrs. Petrohella Konradt, Catholic Charities and Foreign Relief; Mrs. Frank Bokori, youth, home and social; Miss Flack, Confraternity of Christin Doctrine; Mrs.

Regis Kennedy, organization and historian; Mrs. Edward Kosia-tek, family life and adult education; Mrs. George Prieto, public relations, and Mrs. Joseph Fer-ence, ways and means. The East Chicago District will hold a meeting Oct.

18 at St John Cantius parish, following benediction at 7:30 p.m. Host pastor for the evening will be the Rev. Michael Petzold." Mrs. John Banasiak, parish chairman, and Mrs. Joseph Kaczmarczyk, alternate, will be in charge of refreshments.

Mrs. Anthony Drapac, vice president and program chairman, will present the Boys Choir of the St. Stanislaus parish, under the supervision of the Rev. Julian Jercha. The East Chicago DIstric willt be host for the November DCCW Hammond Deanery board meeting.

Plan Party Plans for a party to honor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wasser-mann, who were celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stadnik, who were celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary, were made recently by the HC Pinochle Club.

The regular semi-monthly meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Melvin Biederstadt of 3358 Washington Lansing. Prizes for games were won by the Mesdames Elmer Radloff, John Mins-berg, Kalman Borbely and Michael Stadnik. POWELL'S OAKERY Carmel Pecan COFFEE CAKE Double Dip CHOCOLATE BAR Lb. KUCHKEN BREAD wh 45c Special 63c 59e 39' WE FEATURE ALL EUROPEAN BREADS INCLUDING Strudal Ban Ket Jewiab.

Rya Swadiah Limpa Carman Pumpernlcka! Powell's Bakery Convenient Location HOHMAN and RIDGE ROAD Open Friday Eva. WOODMAR SHOPPING CENTER Open Thur. and Fri. Evea. week's SPECIAL XfcjL OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9:30 A.M.

TO 9 P.M 449 STATE ST.5iU' A Brand Mew Store now OPEN a brand new store, featuring smart styles for boys, delightful frills for girls, adorable infants wear, too. Here you will find quality clothing in fall's most vivid colors and styles that are interestingly different than the usual run of the mill. So conveniently located in Woodmar on Indianapolis Boulevard, 7025 to be exact. Store hours daily, 9:30 till 5:30, except Monday and Thursdays, 12 noon till Friday. 9:30 till 9:00.

Come out, see what is interestingly different in children's wear in sizes infants through 14. 4 Diamond designs on the collar and diamonds on the cufi A many-faceted sweater that you can wear just about anywhere from behind a typewrite to behind the wheel on weekends. In Jan-khara, Jantzen's own exclusive blend of wool and Vicara. Named "Blithe," 32 to 40 sizes, 10.98. Its color toned into the loomed tweed skirt, 10 to 13 sizes, 14.98.

cutter Charge It INDIANA HARBOR SHOP Of Course You Can MAIN STREET Children's Wear 7205 Indianapolis Blvd. Infants' Wear Tllden 5-0455.