The Sauk Centre herald., 1939-06-08

The bridegroom and his attend
ant wore dark suits.
At the reception that followed at
the home Of the brides parents
the table was decorated with huge
wedding cake and pink and white
flowers.
The bride Is a graduate Of the
Sauk Centre high school in the
class Of '33. In "a she was gradu-
ated from the Normal School here
and started country school teach
ing. For five years she has been
the popular teacher of the McCor-
mick Lake community school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thieschafer will re-
side on the gentleman's farm three
miles northwest of Melrose.
Girl Scout Hikes
Two overnight hikes have been
held during the past week at the
Girl Scout Lodge. The Senior troop
went to camp Friday and returned
Sunday afternoon. Nine Girl Scouts
and their leaders, Mrs. A. Rosen-
wald, enjoyed this event. Monday
afternoon nine Girl Scouts, men,
bers of the Silver Fox patrol, with
their leader. Mrs. Helen Minette
and Mrs. Rosenwald went to the
Scout Lodge. They returned home
Wednesday afternoon. The girls
plan to have several of these over
night hikes of three days each in
which to pass tests, which can only
be passed out of doors. Out door
cooking has become very popular
with the girls and many new ideas
in outdoor cooking have been prac-
ticed during the past week.
Four Will Go
To Camp Idhuhapi-
Four delegates from the Congre-
gational Pilgrim Fellowship of this
city will attend the Minnesota State
Pilgrim Fellowship conference at
Camp Idhuhapi, Loretto, when it
opens June 20 for an eight day ses-
sion. The announcement was made
this week by Rev. Peter J. Jansen,
pastor here, and dean Of the state
conference for this year. During
the Rev. Jansen's deanship, the
camp this year becomes for the
first time the all-state Congrega-
tional Youth Conference.
This week three delegates will be
elected from the local young peo-
pies group to attend, since attend
ance is allotted with reference to
size of congregations, Rev. Jansen
said. The fourth delegate will be
Raymond Berggreen, secretary OF
the Central Association Of Pilgrim
Fellowship, who will attend as an
association officer. Mrs. George
Berggreen has been appointed as
camp nurse.
Advanced instruction in leader
ship training and more intensive
study of the Christian Way, as well
as a richer fellowship, will give to
each young person a deeper ap-
probation of the meaning Of the
Christian Way of Life for the pres
ent day and make him more eager
to work in his church to help
Christian youth in Building a new
world" Rev. Jansen said in a bull
letin distributed to churches thru
out the state this week. Theme of
the conference this year Is the
Christian Way.
Birthday Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Isherwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Isherwood,
Of Sebeka, came to Sauk Centre Sat
urday night to help Harry. Isher-
wood, linotype operator at the Her.
aid, celebrate his birthday ami.
versary. They enjoyed splendid
time, although the anniversary
event did not take place until the
next day Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Harper Wakefield, Of West Union,
former Sebeka residents, also were
callers at the sherwood home Sat-
urday evening.
MarIxs-Wilen Marriage
Miss Ruth Wilen, of Minneapolis,
and Mr.. Ned Marks, of Sauk Gen.
tire, were united in marriage Thurs
day, June 1st, at eleven o'clock, at