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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1957)
Mrs. Anthony Anewalt, nee Elizabeth Jane Gallagher , . , to reside in San Diego.—O’Neill Photo Co. Gallagher-Anewalt Noon Nuptials Read in St. Patrick’s Poinsettias banked the altars of St. Patrick’s Catholic church with Christmas trees on either side for the wedding Saturday, De cember 29 of Miss Elizabeth Jane Gallagher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mann Gallagher, to Anthony Anewalt, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Phillip Anewalt of San Diego, Calif. Very Rev. Timothy O’Sullivan, pastor, per formed the noon ceremony. The altar railing had arrange ments of white carnations and the pews were tied with Christ mas greens, holly and white bows. Given in marriage by her father, tl# bride appeared in a white satin slipper gown with a very full skirt, accented with hidden hoops and ending in a cathedral train. The sabrina neckline featured a yoke of Alencon lace re-embroidered with tiny seed pearls and sequins and in the back, tiny buttons down to the Basque waist. The long sleeves were pointed at the wrists. Her illusion fingertip veil, which matched the Alencon lace in her gown, was caught by a tiara sprinkled with seed pearls and sequins. She car ried stephanotis. Mrs. D. C. Larson of North brook, 111., was her sister’s ma tron of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. J. Robert Berigan of O’Neill and Miss Barbara Birmingham of Denver, Colo. They wore gowns of Christmas green velveteen with portrait neckline and empire waist. Their narrow ermine headbands had jewel clips at the sides. They carried tiqy ermine muffs, deco rated with sprigs of holly and wore one buttoned French kid gloves, pearl chokers and match ing button earrings. The bestman was Richard Sundberg of San Diego, Calif. Ushers were Hicks Williams of San Francisco, Calif., and D. C. Larson of Northbrook, 111., As sisting at the church were W. J. Froelich, jr„ of Chicago, 111., J. Robert Berigan, John Watson and Edward Campbell of Green Bay, Wise. The men wore navy suits, with Mr. Anewalt wearing a stephanotis boutonniere and the others, carnation bouton nieres. Mrs. Gallagher, the bride’s mother, appeared in an antique gold satin shirt waist gown with a bow in the back and wide soft pleats. Her matching head band of chiffon was sprinkled with rhinestones. She had match ing accessories and a cymbidium corsage. The bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. Anewalt, appeared in a French blue satin sheath dress with a jacket. She had a tiny matching hat and shoes, and a cymbidium corsage. Mrs. Joseph Hansen, of Nor folk, accompanied by Sr. M. Michael sang “Ave Maria”, “O Sanctissima" and “On This Day.” A breakfast lor 125 guests was held at the American Legion club. Organ music was played by Mrs. Ruth Warwick of Nor folk. White, silver and green form ed the setting at the club. White carnations, greens and baby’s breath formed the centerpiece with smilax extending the length of the table on both sides of the bride’s table. The five-tiered wedding cake had arrangements of white carnations on either side. For tier wedding trip to Las Vegas, Nev., and San Francisco, Calif., Mrs. Anewalt wore a biege wool suit, matching satin hat, brown lizard shoes and handbag. They will reside in San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Anewalt Is a graduate of St. Mary’s academy and the Uni versity of Nebraska where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. She also studied at Rosary college, near Chicago, 111. Mr. Anewalt, a graduate of a San Diego high school and Stanford university, is associated with his father in the real estate business. Women s Society in 1 956 Final Meet STUART—The Women’s Socie ty of the Community church held its last meeting for 1956 in the church basement on Thursday, December 27, with 14 members present. The devotions and program were led by Mrs. Noma Hall, Mrs. Bessie Gettert and Mrs. D. D. Su. The annual report was given and the year's business brought to a close. Lunch was served by the hos tesses, Mrs. Walter Gill, Mrs. Ima Myers and Mrs. C. R. Myers. Well-Filled Church Witness Program EWING—The Christmas pro gram of the Ewing Methodist church was presented Sunday evening, December 23 at 8 o’clock to a well-filled church. ! Dewitf Hoke, superintendent of 1 the Sunday-school, was in charge. The opening numbers were 1 Christmas songs by the congre ! gation and the Christmas story j by Rev. Lee Brigden, followed I by prayer. The welcome and two exer cises w'ere given by the primary ! dapartment of the Sunday-school. Children participating wrere Rox anne Ruby, Leigh and Bobbv Pruden, Marilyn Sedivy, Kim Ruby, all beginners; Kay Flem ing, David Woeppel, Randall Tuttle, Jan Ruby, Debra Buxton, Linda Eacker, Gail Fleming, Jimmie Elliott, Myra Pruden, Duane Tinsley, Kay Hahlbeck, Nancy Loughrey and Donna Tams. Miss Jeane Welke is the ' superintendent of the primary department. Teachers are: Mis. Robert Tams. Mrs. Claude El I Uott and Miss Iris V&nOstrand, Pianist is Miss Carolyn Tams The second part of the program was a one-act play, “The > Christmas House", by the upper room society, made up of par ents and their families. Char acters were: Mr. and Mrs Waldo Davis, Betty Wright and Jerry Tams who played the part of a family; Claude Elliott and son, Jimmie, Bobbie Tams and Dean Kimes, shepherds; Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, who played the part ; of Joseph and Mary in the pan tomine scene. Musical selections I throughout the play, were sung I by the junior choir in charge of ; Mrs. Dewit Hoke, with Miss Janell Hoke pianist. Others as sisting in the play were Mrs. H. i R. Harris, Ray Sedivy, proper - , ties, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson, stage and costumes. After the benediction by Rev. Brigden, treats were distributed. Rev. and Mrs. Brigden and Gary were presented gifts by the con gregation. Watch for our Advertisement next week.—Midwest Furniture and Appliance. ONeill. 36c Lynch News * Mrs. Helen Fields and tjaugh^ ter. Mary Kathryn, of Grand Is land visited at the Frank Weeder home on Wednesday, December 26. Christmas dinner was enjoyed at the Jack Tarr home by: Mr and Mrs. John Tarr and family of Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mul ler of Chicago, 111., and Mr and Mrs. Delbert Wade. Albert Dahlberg is home on a 10-day furlough here at the Vern on Dahlberg home and also at the home of his parents at Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hanslik and family of Pilger spent the ro days here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Novak and and Patsy spent Christmas eve at the Walter Wells home. Mrs. Gladys Spencer spent Wednesday evening. December 26, at the Glen Davy home on Sunshine Bottom Bud Spelts of Milford and Ken neth Stewart of Lincoln spent the Christmas holidays at the home of their respective parents. Mr aod Mrs. G. L. Mulhair spent several days the latter part ! of last week in Omaha visiting the latter’s sister, who is critically | ill in a hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heiser spent Christmas day in Neligh ; with relatives. Mr tnd Mrs Earl Mood) ac* j companied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long , to Arizona. They left . Thursday, December 20. Mr. Mi ody has his vacation from i RFA duties at this time. Dorothy Mulhair of the Univer sity of Nebraska spent the holi days with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havra Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spencer and baby returned to their home in Humboldt after spending Christ mas vacation at home. The Scott Gray family and his daughter, Ruth Ann, were Christ mas day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Lee and sons were Christmas day visitors at the Harlan Holtz home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davy called at the Wavne Davy home on Moni'av, December 24. nek and family of Missoula Mont,, and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Rossmeier and family of Sidney spent the holidays here with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Novak and Patsy spent Christmas day at the . me o: Mrs. TUlie Novak at Br.stow. Mr. and Mrs. Alford Davy and family spent Christmas day at the parental Glenn Davy home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connelly of Lincoln pent the holidays at n ■ ; irent il Martin Jehorek a me. nald Darnell a-sisted in the local post office during the holi day rush. Mr. and Mrs. James Maly, jr., f O’Neill sp nt the holidays at the parental home here. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer called at the Vcldon Lee home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Gallop an l family came Sunday morning from Seattle, Wash., to visit rela tives here during the holidays. Mr and Mrs. Merle Sieler were M n lav. December 24. (5 o'clock I'r.ner guests at the Earl Rosicky home. a , Bml Koval of Lincoln spent the holidays here with hi* moth er. The Veldon Lee family called at the Lloyd Spencer home on Monday, December 24 Mrs. Glenn Davy called at the Veldon Lee home on Monday, De cember 24. Mr. and Mrs Dennis Kube were in Croft on on Wednesday, 1 Xw mher 26. where they were sponsors at the baptism of a rela t.ve’s baby. Linda and Nancy Con nick uf Plainview spent several days with Margene Weeder last week Mr.. Gertrude Baker of Nio brara. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Baker and family of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Gladys Gallop were Christmas day dinner gueeto at the Ted Crooks home. Never An After-Thirst SWITCH TO - " .■n This Door Makes You f he Boss! ONLY $2.50 A WEEK after small down payment Mod*! TO10M7 Only the ’57 Frigidaire Refrigerators have the New "Quick Change” PLUS-in this 10.1 eu. ft Da Plan-A-Door- adapts itself Luxe Food Freezer - Re friger-' to the way you ahop! 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