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THE PLATT$34QUTJI, NEBRASKA, JOURNAL PAGE FOUR Thursday, November 20, 1947 UJsmpunq Mrs. Thtmu M'jrtey Mrs. Charles Marth and son, Jerry, of Chicago, arrived Sat urday for a visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen. There was a fins attendance at the party given by the Amer ican Legion Anxiliary, at their hall Thursday evening. NAEVE'S Package Store LIQUEURS BEER WINE 115 N. Sixth St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray and their two sons, Donald and Dale, spent the week end at York, where- they visited Mr. Gray's sister, Mrs. Walter Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Steinkamp (Audrey Mason) are the proud parents of a son, who has been named Terry Herbert. He was born Thursday, November 13, at the Methodist hospital, in Oma ha. His weight was nine pounds. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr Ed Sceinkamp ol Veeping JValer. Mr. and Mrs. A'.vir. Grociscr and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ei denmiller visited at the Albert Snell home near plattsmouth Wednesday. Dennis Holt F. I. arrived home Thursday from San Diego, on leave from the Navy until the third of December. He arrived in time to help his parents cele brate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday. Thursday was Mrs. Bert Phil pot's birthday, and her children invited her to the home of her son, Charles, for a surprise din ner, with Mr. and Mrs Charles Philpot and two children, Skip py and Cheryl; Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Grow and two children, 1 Topper and Penny, and Mr. Bert Shop During Our Christmas Sale! o If you have not already received our large TOY Gift Catalog we will be delighted to present you one so you may be better able to 'Compare our values. Our tree light sets and tree light bulbs have been shipped by the factory. CANDY? We have it this year, in bulk, Christmas ' hard, Creams, Sugar Creams, Milk Chocolates, Dark - Chocolates, Fudges and YES, Chewing Gum. A r 1 "" ki 'I' Jfi f sfr -tS? ipf i Retired Mai. Gen. Bennett E. reporters at a Washington press Meyers, whose war-time interest I conference. Meyers is in the in an aviation parts company is being- investigate by a Senate War Investigating subcommittee, foreground, Mrs. Meyers is in the right background, explained his side of the story to Sfcibal Variety i - if' .'.I i Stu'.nc tiii hp W$J' I fUti HONEY , I'VE 1 v r.,.r C . T-l L2ii THE BL fXlAy THINK HE HAS TWO HSARTS.BUT HfS 5ECCHD HE" "T' IS MERELY 'PULSATILE LOCATED lJ HIS TAIL .WHICH DOES ACCEPT BLOC D. AND FORCES !T THROUGH By EACH CONTRACTION IN AM INTERRUPTED CURRENT. The greater profits secured by doing business with Plattsmouth Creamery will give you new heart. Market your, eggs, cream and butter there regularly. "Profits mount fast when you get extra eggs" To get extra eggs next fall Order "HY-LINE" Baby Chix Now. These Chix are bred for high egg production. We Have a Very Limited Supply of these Chix SO CALL US and Place Your Order NOW I Plattsmouth Creamery Authorized Dealer for HY-LINE and HILLS Baby Chix DIAL 4278 PAINTS WALLPAPER We Now Have an Ample Supply of GLASS' SINGLE STRENGTH DOUBLE STRENGTH We Can Supply Plate Glass On Order Philpot, there to enjoy the eve ning with her. Mrs. Ole Olsen was in Lincoln Tuesday to attend a luncheon which was held at the Y.W.C.A. when the guests were a group of friends from different parts of the state, who met for a visit. Friday was Mrs. Chris Ras mussen's birthday. Owing to her recent illness she was unable to receive many of her friends to help her to celebrate the day, so the Eastern Star, of which she is past worthy matron, had Mrs. Thomas Stacey, who is famous for her fine cake baking, bake her aJarge birthday cake, which was presented to her by two of the members of the organization, and the day was made a happy one for the invaTid by gifts and birthday cards which arrived for two or three days in succession. Mrs. W. V. Wright and her daughter. Miss Fern Davis, re turned home Thursday from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where they had accompanied Dr. Fred Evans, who stopped in Weeping Water on his return trip home from New York City. Dr. Evans is an uncle of Mrs. Davis. The Melvin Bickfords are moving- into the south apartment on the first floor of the Olsen Apartments. Mrs. Lloyd Deck, of Central City, came Thursday and re mained until Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chris Holt. Visitors at the Chris Rasmus sen home Saturday were their son, Walter Rasmussen and fam ily of Yutan, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Maxfield and their son, Richard, of Lincoln. The Woman's Association of the Congregational church held their regular November meeting Wednesday afternoon at the church, with Mrs. Edna Shan non, Miss Mbel Dudley, Mrs. Homer Jameson and Mrs. Swain Neilsen, acting as hostesses for the afternoon. Mrs. Ole Olsen presided at the business meeting when Mrs. E. E. Lorensen was elected as president for the com ing year; Mrs. Ben Olive, as vice president; Mrs. Clarence Norris, second vice president; Mrs. Swain Neilsen, secretary; and Mrs. Eugene Day was re-elected to the office of treasurer. Mrs. John C. Pryor and Mrs. Leslie Wiles had charge of the program, with their subject being "Thy Neighbor as Tnyself." Mrs. Edith Myers is nicely lo cated in a room at the Miss Maude Moulten home for this winter. Mrs. Myers has been making her home at Grand Is land for the past few years. Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michelmann, of Grand Island, were her g-uests Tuesday. Guests at the home of Mrs. Ben Olive Saturday, were Mrs. Nierste Paint Store 337 Mam Str.eef. Telephone 6173. Wm. S. WETENKAMP Ileal Estate and Insurance Res. Dial 5176 Office So. 6th St. riattsmouth George Ayers, of Phoenix, Ari zona; Mrs. Arthur Wolph, Miss Evelyn Wolph, Mrs. Marion Tucker, Mrs. Conant Wolph, all Christian Service, of the Metho dist Church met Tuesday after cf Nehawka. The Woman's Society for noon at the chruch, with Mrs. Elmer Worman presiding at the business meeting, when a nom inating committee was appointed to select candidates for the an nual election of officers to be held in December. Mrs. Louis Hoback was in charge of the de votions and Mrs. Roy Ward led the program about "Children of Different Lands." William Clark, of Nehawka, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wiles. Miss Agnes Wiles, who is a senior at Peru, this year, spent last Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wiles. Dwight Wiles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiles, entertained a group of fourteen young peo ple at a wiener roast, at his par ents home, Friday evening. The evening was spent with games and music, and all report a most enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fitzpatrick think that they have had more than their share of troubles, lately. Thursday, November 6, they had a fire at their home, and Tuesday, the 11th, another fire occurred early in the morn ing, leaving the house badly damaged by smoke and water on the first floor and holes burned in the wall on the second floor. Thursday afternoon the oil cook stove exploded at the home of Glen Stratton, causing the wall paper above and around the stove to be set on fire. The city firemen were called and the fire was soon out. j Mr. and Mrs. Orville Voiles, of i Verdon, were Sunday visitors at the Robert Wiles home. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Lauritz en Sr., were hosts at a dinner, Tuesday evening when the guests were members of their pinochle club, which has six counts on their membership list. Dinner guests at the Clyde Fitzpatrick home, Tuesday eve ning were Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hanlan and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durante and their young daugh ter. Mrs. Jim Wiseman and Mrs. Henry Friesel were Wahoo visi tors Tednesday. Mrs. Ralph Forsythe, wife of Supt. Forsythe, is the new teacher in the Weeping Water I Kindergarten. Mrs. Forsythe takes the place of Mrs. Owen Welch, who taught last year, and consented to take the position again' this year, until another teacher could be secured. 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