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Y T P c i X I 1 t t i i : THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE SIX Thursday, July 14, 1949. : Doris Lamb lives in Lincoln: I where they may see her often, i i ' Elmwood WSCS met at the j Methodist church on Friday af-, I ternoon. The president, Mrs. j mrs. -.race plybon. Corr$oondent Ario rratt naa cnarge 01 me - j meeting. Devotions were lead by , r, . .mo tvti0 1 Mrs. Wm. Bornemeier, her sub Fred Fleischman of Manley . being "Peace to the Nations, visited Alex Miller on Sunday ; praie tQ the Lord Mrs Mre cS-'rice Cook Pickwell and charles Miller lead the lesson on Mrs. cince cook PicRweii and h United Nati0ns, and the son are here from California j d l number visiting her mother Mrs. W. A. : , b Beverl Cook and other relatives Schlichtemeier, accompanied by John McKay attended the.. . 0nw Tvr,t ci funeral of Peter Pederson at ..T.,V ; v ,i Wedding" and "Swans". Mrs. Earl Horton wave "Status of Women". She contrasted the richest women in the world, a woman in Brazil who owns many tin mines, and Mrs. Loretta Mary Gibson of Detroit, the founder of the large cancer hospital there. She has been named at Holly wood as the Good Neighbor of the Year. Mrs. Glenn Miller was chairman of the refreshment committee. Bryce Quellhorst visited his family over the .week-end. He has permission to come home every two weeks from Fort Riley, where he is an officer at the camp. Mr. and Mrs. Don Erikson of Arnold. Nebraska, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hol lenbeck over Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Chester E. Wil cox and two children of Elm wood, and Mrs. Wilcox's mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Carter of Wabasso, Florida, were on a tour of three states June 23 to July 7. They drove over the Black Hills, the Big Horn mountains, and through Yellowstone park. While they were there, the week-end of the Fourth, the park had more visitors than ever before for a single day in all its history of over seventy years. Also included in their visits were the Teton mountains they at tended church Sunday at the famous Church of the Transfig uration in the mountains, and Jackson Hole. Their return trip was through the desert of Wyo ming and the Medicine Bow na tional forest to the Rocky Mountain national park and America's highest motor road. From there they came directly back to Elmwood. Weeping Water on Friday. Mrs. Pederson is a second cousin of Mr. McKay. The Phillips family and Mrs. Brinton and George returned from their visit in La Fayette, Louisiana on Friday. They re port hot weather and many showers there. Mr. and Mrs. Benecke are moving to the farm this week, having closed their playhouse and cafe on Monday. The three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stege and their families enioyed a family dinner and visit at their home on Sun day. They are Mr. and Mrs. La verne Nickel and Charles. Mr. and Hudnall of Des Moines, and baby daughter, Peggy Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Oberle and Marvin. Mrs. Mary Williams returned from her visit at Wauneta. Ne braska in time to spend the Fourth here. While in the west ern part of the state she and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nicklas and their two little sons motored to New Mexico. They found beau tiful scenery and plenty of rain there. On Friday afternoon a group of ladies were entertained at the home of Mrs. Harold Krecklow the occasion being a Key mer chandise party. The demonstra tor was Mrs. Lacy of Avoca. a cousin of the hostess. While the party was on. Mrs. Kreck low's father, Mr. Davis of Man ley, took the three boys, Duane, Dale, and David, on a fishing trip to Wabash, and the girls Dariene Krecklow, and her cous in, Bonnie Lacy, stayed at home to help care for the babies among the group. Mrs. Paul Eveland was winner in the con test game. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greene have returned from their trip east. Their first stop was at the home of their son, James, at La Fayette, Indiana, where he is assistant professor at Purdue University. From there they went to Cincinnati. Ohio, and visited their daughter, Denise. Her husband. Rev. Andrew Jans sen, is pastor in a one hundred year old church building there. The interior is said to be some what like the old North church CASS COUNTY DEMONSTRATION DAY Five members and their lead er, Miss Evelyn Wolph, attended Demonstration Day at Weeping Water, June 30. The meeting started at 10:00 o'clock. At noon each club had their lunch and a drink was prepared by Miss Shultz. The three demonstra tions received much help from in Boston, with its old fashioned . Mrs. Holistine, from the office pews. There are two children, j in Lincoln Raelyn and Johnny, in this par- j The demonstrations were: sonagehome. "Making a Bed", "Setting the Lastly they journeyed to New Table" and "Drop Cookies". Two Haven. Connecticut, and spent were team and the other was some time visiting their daugh- individual itr. rnyiiis. now jurs. Durrani Marilvn Whlnnlo nf TffVisiirlra Shields, and family. Their bovs are named Burk and Craig. Mr. Shields is an instructor at Yale University. The travelers en countered much hot and dry weather, and were glad to reach the green meadows and fields of the middle west. The other daughter of the Greene's, Mrs. gave an individual demonstra tion on 'Drop Cookies". She plans to give it at the county fair. Those who attended but did not demonstrate received much help also. Marjorie Whipple, Reporter. Real Estate LOANS ! 5 Percent Interest Charge Reduced for each monthly payment. Plattsmouth Loan & Building Ass'n. DEPARTS FOR WEST W. R. 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