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lane Ockerhausen and Glenn R. Bracken will ex-

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Rev. B. J. Renner will read the double-ring rite. Parents of the couple are Mrs, + Iva -Ockerhausen, 7550 Pendleton Pike, and Mr. and Mrs, Glenn ' Bracken, Allisonville, { ‘The bride’s gown of white satin will be worn with long gloves of matching satin. Her illusion veil

tiara. She is to carry a white prayerbook topped by white orchids. Her attendants will wear Amerfcan Beauty taffeta, matching, mitts and matching ostrich tips in their hair. Mrs. Alfred Barney, 8t. Louis, will be her sister's matron of honor. The bridesmaids will be Mrs. Glenn Thompson, another sister, and Miss Kathleen Pearson, La . Porte, Bandra Kay Bell, the flower girl, will wear white taffeta. The bridegroom's attendants will be Harry Steinmetz, best man, and Paul Bracken and Jack . Eller, ushers A reception will be held in the. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. 8hep- . herd, 8500 E. 38th St.. before the, couple leaves for a trip to Loulsville, Ky. They will be at home later with the bride’s mother. Miss Ockerhausen is a graduate of the Methodist. Hospital School of Nursing. The bridegroom atig North Carolina State Col-:

Miss Summers Is Bride of Mr. Stewart

_ Miss Betty Lee Summers became the bride of Frank B. Stewart in a single-ring ceremony at 2:45 p. m. today in the Madonna Chapel of the Third {* Christian Church. The Rev. A. C. ‘Brooks officiated. “The Dbrid€ is the daughter of © Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Sum- * mers, 2807 N. Talbot Ave. ant the bridegroom is e son oO Mrs. Frank Stewart, 6402 N! Harding Bt. Mrs. | J. Lowell Rhodehamel, the bride's only attendant, wore a suit of chocolate brown with dark green accessories. Her was tea roses. The bride wore a forest green suit with pink accents, shell pink hat and black suede shoes. Her . corsage was pink camellias. Best man was Robert A. Stew-

"* Robert L. Summers, brother of © the bride; and John Roll, ~ as ushers,

Following a reception in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left for a short wedding They will be at home at the Talbot St. address. The: bride attended Indiana 3 1s a senior ‘at ‘Purdue University.

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YOUTH helps youth at Riley Hospital. This slogan is the theme of the annual charity ball sponsored by the Sub Deb and Squire Federation. The dance, the White Whirl, will be held this year on Jan. 28 in the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Elliott Lawrence and his orchestra will play. The proceeds of the 1049 White Whirl will be given .to Riley Hospital and will help to install oxygen systems by each patient's bed. In.former years the White Whirl profits have given to the National Foundation of Infantile Paral: ysis, but this year the sub debs and squires voted tq support a “local project. igh £8 » THE CHARITY ball is just one of the many activities sponsored by the teen-agers. Under the direction of Mrs,

Della May Hartley and Pa

Tuttle «+ . sub debs plan White Whirl for Jan. 18.

Margaret R. Bond and her assistant, Miss Bobble Jo Jacobs, the sub debs and squires play club dances, hay rides, radio programs and wiener roasts. They also sponsor the Cinderella Ball in the spring, publish a paper for teeners, the Sub Debian, and donate to The Times’ Clothe-A-Child Fund at Christmas.

” o » THE FEDERATION was organized in May, 1939. Ayres’ is the sponsor and the 570 clubs are registered in the Hi-De-Hole Room in Ayres’ with Mrs. Bond. An official sub deb or squire club is eligible "to participate in the events sponsored by the federation. Teen-age members of the organization model clothes, work on the Sub Debian, appear on

the Tederation's “monthly “pro

grams and serve as ushers at the meetings. Carolyn Griener is president. Other officers are Eddie Davis, vice president, and Nancy Snyder, secretary.

By JEAN

tonight, New Year's Eve? Maybe you're all set with a bid to a congenial private party. Good! Just mind your manners, like always, and have fun. But if you have a date and no definite destination, what then? Naturally, you want to watch the new year in, in style. But you have to watch your step, too. One danger for teeners is getting mixed up with a razzledazzle older crowd or a mess of strangers. You won't enjoy it. The oldsters may resent your presence—and show it. Or they'll drag you into their dopo Either way, it's plenty

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