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C. Robert Freese Weds Elsie Jean Meyer

Ceremony Read At Five Points

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at Five . Points was the scene, at 7:30 p. m, Saturday, of the marriage of Miss Elsie Jean Meyer to C. Robert Freese. The Rev, Louis Wambasganns read the double-ring service, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl. H, Meyer, Indianapolis, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Freese, Columbus, Ind.

The bride wore a white satin gown with a flared skirt and a net yoke. Her fingertip illusion veil was held by a tiara of rhinestones and seed pearls. She carried a cascade of white roses,

Male Attendants " Mrs, Horace King, wearing a vellow gown fashioned like the bride's, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs, Wendell

Roberts and Miss Juanita Freese of Columbus, sister of

the bridegroom, dressed in pink and blue gowns also made like the bride's.

Robert Meyer, brather of the bride, was best man, and ushers were John Hargrave, Fountaintown, and Harold Meyer, brother of the bride.

After a reception in the bride’s home, the couple left for a trip to Virginia Beach, Va,

Scholarship Awards Are Announced

Scholarchip awards of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers were announced here today by Mrs. Malcolm M. Porter, Danville, scholar-

ship chairman. The scholarships, awarded to juniors and seniors in elementary and secondary teacher education, are in the amount of $200 and provide tuition, fees, textbooks, materials, tickets to auditorium series and athletic books. The awards are: Ball State Teachers College—Emma Jean Walters, Paragon; Donna Jeanne Haughey, Hamilton; F. Eileen Kagey, LaOtto; Zelma Valaire Clampitt, New Lisbon; Julia Bronnenberg, Middletown. Indiana State Teachers College —Lethelda Joyce Livingston, New Albany; Betty Jean Thomas, Brazil; Evelyn Arnold, Indianapolis; Sally Joanne Holt, Gary; Mary {Lois Richwine, Evansville; Elizabeth Ann Koho, Plainfield. | Indiana University—Lorel Ann (Mohr, Clifford; Ileen E. Nelson, |Angola; Doris Ellen Tower, La{Porte; Marilyn Alexander, Indian{apolis; Constance E. Friend, Terre {Haute; Carolyn Sue Keath, Sey{mour; Mary Irene Williams, Odon; | {Constance Jane Vanderlin, Mishawaka. Purdue University — Robert L.| Burch and Joann Johnson, North} iManchester.

” » ~ Folkening photo. | New officers, district directors jand committee chairmen to serve [the congress were announced

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Members - at - large, to serve South dealer , AS GOOD AS Old Mr. Dale is possibility his partner had an ace. three years, are Mrs. Robert F. Neither side vulnerable {at handling weak partners, he If Mrs. Keen had passed here, Shank, Indianapolis; Mrs. Joseph NORTH {had absolutely no way to find Mr. Muzzy would have shown his W, Walker, Greenfield, and Joe] Mr. Muzzy out whether or not Mr. Muzzy ace with a bid of five diamonds. R, Craw, New Castle. 8-852 {held an ace in today's deal. But Mrs. Keen suddenly came to Newly appointed district direc-H-8 6 2 | There were two reasons for this. life. SHE bid five diamonds her- tors to serve two years are Mrs.

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SOUTH wood four no trump because the! 35ubled tion; Supt. E. 8S. Castor, RochésMr. Dale only information needed was the .. : {ter, high school service; Mrs. S—~K QJ number of aces in the North Five Hearts {John A. Davis, Indianapolis, hos-H-AKQJ1073 hand. After the opening two-bid,] “KNOWING” his partner held|pjtality and convention 'arrangeD—2 {Mrs. Keen, for some unknown no aces, Mr. Dale bid five hearts ments; Mrs. Wallace Beer, Ft. C—A K {reason, decided to pass and await which became the final contract. Wayne, National Parent-Teacher, The bidding: |developments, And, as you see, six-odd was ice- and Mrs. Donald H. Carter, InSOUTH WEST NORTH EAST with Mr. Muzzy on her left she cold. dianapolis, press relations. ZH Pass 2ZNT Pass |hoped to get an opportunity later The part of the Blackwood con-| a 4£NT 3D DBL. Pass (to put in some kind of a bid vention applicable to this dea) ly Ib ill BH ALL PASS iwhiclr would befuddle him and doesn’t come up very often. But e yvi e — |prevent her opponents from when it does, a very useful. ‘D* reaching their best contract. | Here it is: When an opponen R t S t Eat Well for Less— g id : : overcalls at the five range after Te e

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At Home; Mr. Dale then bid four no/Mrs. Keen's overcall was Bve/Joseplrs Church couple are Mr. Jordan College of Music and despite the present meat Margaret A, Afflis, Marott Hotel, lowing budget recipes in your rourth Presbyterian Church. The Orlan Johnston Jr. son of the | three tablespoons fat, one ‘cup bolero and gray accessories. Indianapolis. {

t h M HOLDING only an ace and a pass with no aces and bid one| SHELBYVILLE, June 18—Miss a C enu jack; Mr. Muzzy didn’t think he notch higher than the opponent's Joan Therese Shipman and trump on the theory that he hearts. And with that bid Mr. - : 4 ; ; and Mrs, Charles Vern Shipman, C t B d t would be safe at five hearts and Dale would have bid six hearts Fairland, and Mrs. Ruth Guion, By GAYNOR MADDOX {Butler University and is a mem{ber of Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority. : Indianapolis, and Leroy OrlanE. E. Johnston, 2525 W. North prices. But you can reflect|/Johnston, also Marott Hotel, Shore Drive, were William Frankfamily menus. Rev. Calvin DeVries officiated. |bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. 2 =x = The bride wore a street-length E. E. Johnston. ! finely chopped onion, one-half cup catsup.

{had enough for a positive re-overcall for every ace you hold. Charles Edwin Guion will be marthat there was still a remote promptly. [2010 W. 60th St., Indianapolis OF COURSE, you can't - Times Special At the family reception in the] Mr. Guion also attended Jordan on the economy of the fol. were married here Saturday inj, Ais, son of the bride; Leroy BARBECUED CORNED BEEF dress of ice blue chiffon and! The couple will be at home . ® Me 1a. aaa onions. mown | N@ Times Pattern Service d

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