tchinson Herald South Dakota March 19, 1970 E. Llndsey of 3575 Ave., Long Beach, Calif. greetings in a sub-i renewal letter. She ts I Alice Heckenlaible, o2 Mr. and Mrs. Adam boy was born March Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scotland S. Dak. The are Mr. and C. Mettler and Mrs. The little fellow named Jonathan joins another broth- Brian, 1V2 years. Con- wishes to an- to its men,bership that Markowskl and will perform in Yank- 21st, 1970, at 8:15 p. m. Auditorium. This is group that was can- 10th due to icy Olivet, a home .s major at S.D.S.U. at 1970 Ag Queen, will the Little Interna-j on Friday and March 20 and 21. Advance last the death of At- H. Glynn, 89, of on Wednesday morn- llth at St. Benedict. after an extended ill- Mrs. FAgin ]'ggleston and Mrs. Neal Wagner at the home of El- on March 12th. People were their Mr. and Mrs. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Wagner and son Rob- Mrs. Barbara Zoeller and Michael. returned Thurs- Sioux Valley Hospital, where he under- He is ,getting Windbreaks _ The Office is tak- Orders for spring tree Anyone ivterested In Plantings or replace- should place their cases the tree sites to be measured to de- number of trees is generally a good the tree ground in freeze-up. Tree are Sod should be Mr. and Mrs. Willie Poeschl, Mrs. Helene Heckenlaible, Yank- ton, Mrs. Roger Wlbben, Amy and Brien of Sioux Falls, Mrs. Martha Sehatz and Mrs. Jennie Heckenlaible went to LaBolt on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lundln and Car- ol. Mr. Jack Balfany, of Sioux Falls, spoke to the Couples Club of Salem Reformed Church on Sunday evening. He presented the story of the Baltic, S. Dak., camp for the handicapped. Amos Schultz entered Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton on Sunday evening. The Scotland Centennial Bells will be singing on the Flying Buolskin Show Saturday noon at 12:30 on Channel 13 KSOO. Janet Bradley is singing with the Centennial Bells. LuVerne Mammenga was ad- mitted to the Sacred Heart Hos- pital on Saturday, March 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. U1- mer and Delores, and Mr. arid. Mrs. Alfred Ulmer of Mitchell, attended worship services at Verdtgree, Nebr., on March 15th and then had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vesely at Verdel, Nebr. This was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ulmers 28th anniver- sary which was March 10th. Ruby and Lucille Ulmer and Daniel Schroeder also were din- ner guests. Mrs. Ulmer spent a couple of days last week with her daughter and son-in-law. Wittenberg And Olivet Women's Society Of Christian Service Observe 50th Anniversary On March 10, 1070, the Witt- enberg and Olivet Women's So- ciety o,f Christian Service ob- served their 50th anniversary at the Olivet church. An organ arid piano prelude was played by Mrs. Herb Reich and Mrs. Edgar Muetler. The welcome and devotionals was presented by Mrs. Sterling Wen- zel. The history of the Wittenberg Society which was compiled by Mrs. Irvin Shelton and Mrs. Or- v,al Bohner was read by Mrs. Irvin Sheltcn. The society was organized under the ministry of Rev. L. H. Moore with eight charter members, namely: Mrs. John Zunkel, Mrs. Oscar Boeg- let, Mrs. Harvey Grim, Mrs. John Baumgart, Mrs. Albert Barth, Mrs. Andrew Bergland, Mrs. J. N. Shiley and Mrs. Fred names. Of the three surviving charter merbers, Mrs. Francis Baum- gart was in attendaxtce' and re- 49 years was also presented with a gold pin. A corsage was also presented to Mrs. Wenzel for her contributions of service to the tvo societies. The present membership of the society is 16. with one of the members, Mrs. Walter Erbele, serving on the mission field in Nigeria, Africa, for the past 24 years. Greetings were received from several former members and were read by Mrs. Allen Groen and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer. A ladles quintet consisting of Mrs. Edgar Mueller, Mrs. Jack Winne, Mrs. Gilbert Baltzer Mrs. Herbert Reich, and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer provided the spec- ial music. A skit, which was written by YIrs. Irvin Shelton, re-enacting the proceedings of the first W. M. S. meeting, was presented by Mrs. Orval Bohner, Mrs. Herman Holt, Mrs. William Barrel, Mrs. Stanley Boegler, Mrs. Edgar Mueller, Mrs. Lloyd Fischer, Mrs. Allen Groen, Mrs. Irvin Shelton and Rev. Sterling Wenzel. The history of the Olivet so- ciety was written by Mrs. Al- fred Dumrner and Mrs. Jenn.e Barth, was read by Mrs. Dum- mer. The society was organized with- nine charter members, namel,y: Mrs. Jessie Grim, Mrs. Harry Rimes, Mrs. R. E. Boeg- ler, Mrs. L. H. Moore, Mrs. Lan- dy Bingam, an, Mrs. Charlie Grim, Mrs. Henry Grim, Mrs. Henry Barth, and Mrs. F. C. Kratz. The present membership is 33. One of the three surviving charter members, Mrs. R. E. Boegler, was present and receiv- ed the gold pin emblem. Letters from former members were read by Mrs. Albert Steff- en. Recognition was given to three new members, Mrs. Gerald Newell, Mrs. Adam Reiser, and Mrs. Zeona Mass. A pantom4ne by the Olivet society depicting events occur- ing in the history of the United States over the past 50 years was presented with Mrs. Herb Reich as the reader. It was written by Mrs. Reich and Mrs. George Walker. Those in par- ticipation were: Mrs. William Bush, Mrs. Kent Wintersteen Mrs. Sterling Wenzel, Mrs. Oeo. Walker, Mrs. Gladys M, athias Mrs. Kleo Steffen, Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs. Elmer Johnson,] Mrs. Velma Steffen, Mrs. John Oorlog, Mrs. Marvin Cox. A beautLful bouquet of flow- ers, presented by the men of the church, graced the sanctuary. Mrs. Lizzie Groen presided at the guest book, and Mrs. Kleo Steffen and Mrs. Don Fischer , served as ushers. About 85 guests attended the tea in the church parlors foll- owing the program. Mrs. Don Fischer served the punch and Mrs. Wlliam Bush and Mrs. Ver- Year in advance, celved a gold pin bearing the lyn Wollmann served as dtrting vinctbreak nor- emblem of the W.S.Cq. Mrs. room hostesses. of 400 to 500 Offal Bohner who has been an The serving table was lovely acre, depending on the active member of the society for with a centerpiece of yellow treeshouldandconslstspacing.of atA .... '"''""'"'"'''"'''"'f'"'""''''''''' rows of trees. One greens is considered  ,o., ,o i Week-End 're°00 S p e C i a 1 farmstead and field in HUtehinon e Soil Conservation enno for more in- Large Bologna Ib 59c lday, M, are,hwo m-ties 20th at  " 001.18 east and lip i Winners 2 Ibs .ationales'wner;latrner'Bank,SandYAucti°n-Free_S°r" i Super Saver 0leo 2 Ibs 69c Super Saver Flour 10 Ibs 95c Tomato Juice 46 oz 29c and Saturday, 20 and 21 Program-- • and Only KONG,, and diamond! In Color STAR" Starring Ursula Andress Wells and Monday, 2 and 23 age of Innocence, COOL', Forster 17 to get in. at 6:30 p. m. at 7:30 p. m. ! Wilderness Cherry Pie Mix 390 i Cookies 4-29c pkgs $1.00 !Grapefruit 3 25c --We Give Gift House Stamps-- HEn daffodils, gold candles, and gold coffee and tea service. The two presidents, Mrs. Kent Winter- steen and Mrs. Robert Hora pre- sided at the coffee and tea ser- vice. Mrs. Sterling Wenzel and Mrs. Orval Bohner cut and served the three-tiered cake, the top The Saturday service will be geared to the needs of the Kids of this generation. The services will begin at 7:30.p.m. on Fri- day and Saturday. The Sunday service will be 10:00 a. m. and 8:00 .p m. Rev. Clawson grew to man- hoood at Bralnerd, Mln., and graduated from the Evangelical Theological Seminary at Naper- ville, Ill. He served pastorates in Duluth, Mlrm., and LeMars, Ia., before he was called to serve on the staff of Evangelical Theohgieal Seminary as treas- urer. The ptbllc is invited to these services. tier being church. After refreshments, Mrs. Liz- zie Meyers, formerly of the Oli- vet community, now residing n Sioux Falls, entertained ,the ladies by reciting several read- ings. Guests were present from Scotland, Menno, Sioux Falls, Parkston, Chancellor, Freeman, and Streeter, N. Dak. SAYLER---NUSZ A setting of candelabra was arranged at Salem Reformed Church in Menno for the 6:30 p. m. double ring wedding on Saturday, February 28th uniting Miss Joan Sayler and Gerald Nusz: The couple, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sayler and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nusz Menno, exchanged vows before he Rev. W. E. Odenbach. Music was by Marion Sayler, organist, and Lorene Parkin, who sang "O Perfect Love ' and "Wedding Prayer." Mr. Sayler gave his daughter in marriage, and she was at- tended by Miss Doris Ziegler of Sioux Falls as maid of honor. Mrs. Jerome Nusz of Rapid City was bridesmatron. Daniel Nusz of Menno was his brother's best man. Groomsman was Lee Herrboldt, Menno. Also in the bridal party were Michelle Sayler, niece of the bride, who was fower glrl in a miniature bridesmaid's dress, and Jeffrey Sayler, nephew, who I carried the rings. The bride's personal attend- ant was Mrs. Walter Sayler. Guests were seated by broth- ers of the couple, James Nusz Seattle, Wash., Walter Sayler and Gary Sayler, Menno, and a cousin of the bridegroom, Jeff- rey Nusz, Menno. in the form of Auction Sale Sat. March 28 in east part of Menno, starting at 1:30 P. M. ] Westinghouse refrigerator 1 Kitchen set 1 Maytag Washer and Tubs i Couch 6 Dining room chairs 4 Kitchen chairs 2 Beds with mattress 1 Wash stand 3 Upholstered chairs 2 Rocking chairs 2 Buffets ] Dresser 1 Floor lamp 2 Single beds with mattress 1 Hall tree 2 Serving carts Spring and mattress set 1 Baby bed 1 High chair 1 Grass sweep 1 water pump TERMS: Cash. If time is desired, make arrangements with Clerk before making bid. No property to be removed until settled for. REV. K. CLAWSON TO SPEAK IN OLIVET Rev. K. Clawsonl treasurer of Evangelical Theological Semin- ary at Napervllle, Ill., will speak I at Olivet on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. His sermon topics will be: "Pil, grimage to the Cross," "In the Shadow of the Cross," ;'Love and the Cross," "The Cross and Commitment." --Not Responsible for Accidents-- Emelia Quast Owner Sandy Sorensen, Auctioneer Menno Sate Bank, Clerk llpi'l_ i Ini 'Ill lllllll ll00l II Ill il I i AN INFORMATIVE AND Educational Meeting = Mr. John Kucht was born in Vienna, Austria, in 1908. He at- tended grade school in Austria 8 years, and school in Hungary 3 years. He also attended schools in the United States. He is married and has five children, 4 daugh- ters and 1 son. He is farming 1000 acres in Tuscola County, Michigan, in 'row craps and raises some hogs. He became a member of the National Board of Directors for the National Farmers Organiza- tion in 1964 and served in that cpaclty until 1969, He came to America in 1921 and has been a citizen of he United States since 1922, Will Be Guest Speaker Mr. Bob Hanson Farmer from Stratford, S. Dak. FIRST DISTRICT CHAIRMAN Will Be Master of Ceremonies FREE LUNCH Sponsored By The National Farmers Organization of Hutchinson County