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(dales Kfcrs. ThMnaj M-jrtey Miss Eileen Fitzpatrick spent the Christmas week end with her father, Clyde Fitzpatrick. Miss Fitzpatrick is employed in the drapery department at Mil ler at Paine's store. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sudduth of Plattsmouth, spent Friday night at the Dan Sudduth home. S. Ray Smith, accompanied by George Wiles, spent Tuesday at his farm, near Plattsmouth, and called on friends in Platts mouth, also, while there. It is with sincere regret that -we say that the S. Ray Smiths iiave moved to Hartington, Ne 4 braska, where Mr. Smith and his son, Milfred, bought an un dertaking establishment, and where both families will make their home. This has been a busy week socially for Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Henry Snell entertained Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rauth at an oyster stew, and an evening of visiting; Wednesday at noon, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wiles en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Smith, .Mrs. Dave Patterson and Mrs. Oeorge Domingo, at a luncheon at their home. Thursday noon ' they were guests at a luncheon ' at the home of Mrs. George Do mingo, and Thursday after r.oon. the South Sie Pinochle Club had a farewell party hon oring Mrs. Smith at the home of Mrs. R. O. Baker, with Mrs. 'Irving Patterson. Mrs. Harold t Thomas and her house guest, Miss Darleen Dasher, of Oma ha, as invited guests. Mrs. Smith was presented with a go-ing-away gift, and ihe after noon was spent reminiscing - and visiting. Mrs. R. O. Baker, the hostess, and Mrs. Smith &-ere the only original members l All run ehek-Garnett LAWYERS Bodied Abstracters left In the club. Now Mrs. Baker will have that honor. Arriving in Weeping WTater, Monday morning, after a three year's stay on the Hawaiian Islands, were Lt. j.g. Irvin Pat terson and Mrs. Patterson. Lt. and Mrs. Patterson left the Is lands December the 18th, and arrived in San Francisco, Dec. 23rd, then drove in their car to Weeping Water, where they are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rector, and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Patterson, and expect to have a thirty day leave before leaving for Oce ana, Virginia, where Lt. Pat terson has been assigned for duty. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Uffelman entertained at a dinner, Tues day evening, when their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wiles and two children, Barbara and Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Saunders, and daughter, Ann, of Scribner. Mr. and Mrs. Art Berthold and two daughters, Joan and Patty, and Mrs. Berthold's father, M. D. Brown, went to Nebraska City, Thursday, to attend a family dinner at the home of Mr. Berthold's parents. A real estate deal of interest ro their friends was the ex change of the Robert Gray home with its adjoining sixteen acres of ground, west of the City Park, and the Reuben Groesser hotiie, near the school house. If weather conditions are favorable,, the families will move this week. Lyman Lorensen, who is at tending Cornell University, spent his holiday vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lorensen. With them, also was their daughter, Jane, who is attending the Ne braska University. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lane spent Christmas at the home : of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bates, in Elmwood. ' Mrs. "George Domingo return ed home Tuesday, after spend ; ing the Christmas and week end i with her sister, at Council Bluffs. R. A. Smith, of Wilmot, South Dakota, arrived the Thursday before Christmas to spend Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Flora Murray. As it had been six ye.xrs since the brother and sister had spent Christmas to gether, the day was greatly en joyed by both. Mr. Smith drove '" III L ',' II I v- '. mi; BREAD'S GOOD IDEiiS MAKE PECAN PIE without pecans by substitutinq an equal amount of coarsely crushed cornflakes for the pecans called for in the recipe. Add V teaspoon almond extract. 3 ft -HOUSEHOLD HIUT REMEMBER THE important days! Hang a calendar on the inside of your clothes closet door u:.i..i ...... -1 vrusi uiiiiiuuti uuu in red pencil. Wo-EECIPZ SCRAMBLED EGGS RANCHERO 4 slices bocon 2 nions 4-6 eggs 4-6 Tbsp. milk Vj tsp. soil V tsp. ppper 1 Tbsp. butter Toast a jeep to Weeping Water, and wliile here several Weeping Water people had the pleasure of a ride in a jeep. When the snow became heavy enough he hitched the jeep to a bob sled, and gave others their first bob sled ride. He left Monday morn ing on his return to Wilmot. Miss Donna Baker left Thurs day, for Rollins, Wyoming, where she is a teacher in the public schools, after spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, and with her parents, going to Bassett, for a few days visit with her brother, Rev. Harold Baker, and family. Tuesday evening, Miss Donna Baker was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vogler. Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Herman left Christmas day lor a month's vacation which they expect to spend in Old Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wana maker of Omaha, spent Christ mas at the home of Eugene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Wanamaker. Clinton Wilkinson arrived in Weeping Water, Thursday mor ning to remain until after New Year's with his mother, Mrs. Edith Wilkinson. Clinton is a member of the United Press As sociation, and is now living in Detroit. Honoring the thirty-sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Michelsen, Sr., there was a aatnenng oi relatives at the home of their son, E. A. Michelson, Jr., Thursday even ing, when those present to en joy the occasion were Mrs. Michelsen's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Hislop, and their daughter. Joyce, of Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Russell VanEvery of Ogallala: and the bride and groom of thirty-six years ago. Donald Cohen and Michael Cohen, young sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen, were quite ill with the flu last week. Donald was very ill for one day, but both are well on the road to re covery, again. The DeForest Browns spent Christmas in Council Bluffs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ankerson, and with Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Carl Ankerson. Gerald Hansen, who is a stu dent at the Chicago School of Electronics, spent his vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thorwald Hansen. Thursday evening, Lyman Rehmeier en tertained at a party in his hon or, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rehmeier, with fifty guests present to en joy the evening of holiday fun. Gerald left Monday on his re turn to Chicago. With their two children at home for the holiday season, the Thorwald Hansen home has been a busy place. Sunday, the family had dinner at the home of Mrs. Hansen's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fos burg, and Sunday evening, at the home of Mr. Hansen's broth er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hansen, at Bellevue. Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fos burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fosburg, all of South Bend, were at a dinner at the Thor wald Hansen home. The many friends of Mrs. Bes sie Lyman Lindberg were shock ed to hear of her death, Decem ber 13, at Rochester, Minn., where she had gone for treat ment. Mrs. Theodore Davis returned home Monday, after having spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hum phrey, at Auburn. Mrs. Davis went to Auburn Friday, and en joyed visits with many old friends, while there. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Elgaard entertained their family at a Christmas Eve dinner, when their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Elgaard and family, of Maryville, Missouri, and Mrs. Don Philpot, Jack, Jr. and Vir ginia. The Danish people of the j Weeping Water community held a belated Christmas party, Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall, when a covered dish dinner was served after which there was singing around the Christmas tree, and a fish pond and a grab bag for the children. These caused much fun for the younger members of the group. About one hundred and assisting them in moving in to their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt, and Miss Janice Rohdanz spent New Years day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Armsrong, in Lincoln. Tom Colbert entered Bryan Memorial hospital Friday, and underwent surgery, Tuesday morning, for serious gall blad der trouble. , Mr. and Mrs. Nissley Marsh all expect to leave Sunday for a three weeks trip to San Di ego, California. They will ac company Mrs. Marshall's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Barnes, of Ash land. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Welch and their daughter, Virginia, re turned home Sunday, after spending New Years and the week end with Mrs. Welch's mother, at St. Joseph. Mo. Gertrude Olive returned to Doane college, Sunday, after having spent the holidays with were present to enjoy the eve- i her mother, Mrs. Emily Olive, ning together. j George and David left Tuesday Eibert Groesser, of Detroit, is , to return to their work at the spending two weeks with his j State University, after having parents, the Reuben Groessers, j vacationed at home. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Sudman. a son, December 31st. at St. Mary's hospital, in Nebraska City. He is their first j child and his grandparents are i Mr. and Mrs. Kord Sudman, of Avoca. ; Those going from Weeping : Water to Louisville Sunday af 't ternoon, to attend the funeral ! services for Ote Ward, were Mr. j and Mrs. Roy Ward, Mr. and ; Mrs. LeRoy Zessin, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Livingston, Mr. and : Mrs. Maurice Hammons. and ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hohman. The dance given by Jack Phil- pot, Jr., and Reginald Jorgen sen, at the auditorium, New i Year's Eve, was largely attend ed. The crowd was estimated as 250. Don Falconer's Orchestra, from Omaha, furnished the mu sic, and everyone seemed to have i a happy evening. I ...... several watcn parties were held at homes, and all joined the crowd at the dance, some- THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, January 6, 1948 PAGE FIVE time during the evening. At the Gus Nelson home were Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Hobson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Domingo, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson, Dr. and Mrs. L. N. 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