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PAGE 6, SECTION 3 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1955 Dial Alpine 6-3111 Older Child Fee Jeanne Ann Rowleyl the Interloper. If you wish to build real brotherhood, then show the firstborn the many ways in which he can feel more important because of the newcomer. "You are such girl, you James Burull Marry When Baby Comes Mother gives 10 minutes to Kar celsior, Minn. She was the 118th bride to carry a sprig of Make the mportant By DR. GEORGE W.

CRANE Case Q-323: Gwen, aged has a sister Karen, aged 2. "But, Dr. Crane, there seems to be a lot of jealousy between our little girls," their mother ruefully complained. "Gwen resent Karen and shows no affection for her. I had thought she would be delighted to have a baby sister.

"For I was an 'ony' child, myself, and always was hungry for a brother or sister. "But from the very moment I brought Karen home from the hospital, Gwen has been jealous and somewhat hostile. I thoucht blood was thicker than water, as the Old saying AIR CONDITIONED ft goes, but It doesn't seem that war in eur household." True kinship is always of a spiritual sort. It has nothing to do with blood kinship. As we psychologists have so often explained, the first pair of brothers in the Bible, feuded be cause of Cain's jealousy of his brother Abel.

So don't expect blood to be thicker than water, for it is definitely not true, in the psychological sense. At birth, Gwen was tattoed. as were all of us, with this invisible psychological brand: "I want to feel important!" So Gwen would naturally like her baby sister Karen, not un less Karen makes Gwen feel im portant. But toddlers are literalists. it en and only 5 minutes to Gwen then Gwen feels cheated and less important.

Most adults fail to realize this literalness of children. Instead, they figure the older child "should understand that I love her just as much even though the baby requires more of my attention." But Gwen doesn't understand that fact, and neither do other youngsters. If you wives are expecting a second baby, by all means let your firstborn know that fact immediately. Don't shock that older child by suddenly crashing his entire little world by bringing a squal ling intruder into his kingdom, and then devoting more time to Staley's BeautySalon No Appointment Necaisary Dial 9-4914 Excellent staH of operators to serve you. At Union Comers above Stein's Department Store i myrtle presented by Mrs.

George Becker, Stoughton. The bridal aides. Miss Alice Engelhard. La Crosse, college roommate of the bride, as maid of honor, and Miss Marlene Sveura and Miss Mary Peterson, as bridesmaids, wore ballerina gowns of powder blue crystalette with scoop necklines, and bouf fant skirts with pleated panels in the back. They carried pink and white asters and wore matching headbands.

Little Ann Splitek, Kenosha, as her aunt's flower girl, wore a similar ensemble. Richard Jefts. Bayside, N.Y., nephew of bridegroom, was the ring bearer. His brother, Earle Jefts, was the candle lighter. Frank Splitek, Kenosha, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was the best man.

Groomsmen were John and Lloyd Rowley, brothers of the bride. Wayne Johnson, Hugh Jensen, and Lt. Osvald Blouse, Milwaukee, ushered. A reception for 300 guests was held In the church parlors. After their wedding triD to Lake Louise, Alberta, and Vancouver, B.

they will make their home in Olympia. Wash. me Drme is a Junior at the University of Wisconsin and will continue her studies in Washing ton, sne is a member of Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Her husband is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and will be stationed at Ft. Lewis.

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Stolen in the First Lutheran Church in Stoughton at I p.m. on Saturday, Miss Jeanne Ann Rowley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Rowley, Stoughton, became the bride of Lt.

James Robert Burull, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Burull, Stoughton. "My Love is Like a a aong composed by the bride, was Included in the prelude played by Mrs. M.

H. Hegge, organist, and Mrs. Margaret Rupp Cooper, Madison, harpist The vocal solo ist for the ceremony was Lyle Sampson. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of off-white crystalette with a prin cess line waist, scoop neckline with a shirred band which formed short sleeves, and a bouffant skirt ending in a sweep train. A crown of seed pearls held her fingertip veil.

She car ried a white Testament topped with one red rose, and a hand made lace handkerchief from Majorca, Spain, a gift of her aunt, Mrs. frank B. Rowley, Ex Faythe Redal, Marvin Martin to Wed in Fall The Rev. and Mrs. L.

M. Redal of Dodgeville announce the engagement and approach Ing marriage of their daughter, Faythe Elaine, to Marvin Martin, son of Mrs. Amanda Martin of Reedsburg, Sept. 25 is the wedding date. Delores Wesley Engaged to Wed Lt Defferding DELORES WESLEY The engagement of their daughter, Delores Ann, to First Lt.

Conley G. Defferding, Truax Field, son of Mrs. Rose Defferding, Appleton, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Norman J.

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