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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE TWO Thursday, November 20, 1952 .SOCIETY Just Dial 241 Golden Wedding Celebrated Sunday By Neils Petersens v-.Yc'i2 Water (Special' Mr. and Mrs. Niels Petersen of 1 Weeping Water held open house at the Cass County Agricultural Auditorium en Sunday after noon. November 16. in honor of their eolden wedding anniver- sary. About MO people attended this happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Peiersen were married in Denmark. It lias been the occasion for many y:iars for friends to gath er for tho noon dinner at a : u( iden wedding anniversary. The Danish Ladies Aid served the dinner. The tables were beautifully decorated with white tablecloths and gold streamers. Potted plants were arranged on the tables. The guests of honor were snn-d at a table at the end of the room. In the center of the e.uest tablo was a beauti ful bourr.U't of gold chrysanth emum. These were given to Mr. ana Mr-. Petersen from the La the Danish Aid. On of the bouquet were ill brass flag poles, one the American i:s and fl.ig of Denmark. These Hag poles had beer, brought from Denmark by Mrs. Fred Rehnvier. Tho group sang the 'Do:cology" bolero the meal was served. At the open house in ternoon. the fn'.r.d wer from ; table brautifulh ated v itn a be? tabled" two gold candles in candle hold ers. On e-iieb candle v.a tied a larae v-. How bow. Toe napkins had the gue-ts of honor namrs in gold. A brass coffee mil was for '.-eiving the coffee. This had br-n brought back Denmark by Mrs. Fred racier. Two beautiful cakes, all oiw.ed with gold roses. eiven th happy couple from the Omar Baking company, and Mrs. John Rasmussen of Man illa. Iowa. Mrs. Rasmussen was a friend when they lived in Denmark. Mrs. Fred Rehmeier cut the wedding cake and served it. Mrs. Knud Jensen poured the Local Florist Demonstrates 'Mum Arrangement Plattsmouth Garden Club met at the Library Monday with a good attendance reported. Fol lowing the regular business meeting, the book "Pioneer American Gardening" was pre sented to the library. A three year subscription to the Nation al Gardener was also presented. Weather-proof plant labels have been purchased by the dub at cost and are being sold. A report of the dedication of a Blue Star Memorial marker in South Omaha on November 11 was presented by Mrs. Wm. Sprandel. who attended the ded ication alone with Mrs. if. l. Hoi Nehawka Is Host To Cass County Legion Auxiliary Cass County American Legion Auxiliary opened its county meeting at Nehawka Tuesday night as Verua Perry and Mary Jane Dunlap of the Plattsmouth unit advanced the colors. Mrs. Dorothy Janecek of Plattsmouth. county chairman, conducted the meeting, which was held at the Nehawka audi torium. Sixty ladies attended the session. The pledge of allegiance was led bv Hazel Porter of Eagle. and Violet Attebcry of Union gave the preamble. Group sin jr.g was lea Dy i.urs. tngene Clubs Recognized For Contributions Rivcrview Club. Plattsmouth Senior Woman's Club and Stitch j and Chatter Club were partici I pating organizations which helped to raise $22,500 at the annual Children's Memorial ba zaar held recently at Omaha, according to Mrs. Robert H. Hall, chairman of the promotion. : Lutz-Blair V ows coffee. Mrs. Miller Christensen was in charge of the guest book. The Petersen's have only one close relative living neac here and that is Mrs. Anton Jorgcn sen who is 87 years old. She was able to attend the celebration. Mrs. Jorgensen is a sister of Mrs. Petersen. neman. Nutzman of Nehawka and Mary Al'G I ciKen iUOntlaV A brief talk on chrysanthe- Gcbelman of Union gave the in- . r . . . inn- woe orosented bv Wm. vocation Glen Lutz of Plattsmouth and rown local florist. He also Welcoming Auxiliary members n'.; '.; .... ui u.u Bi omcnctntofl 1 air in Or I (hn Vdhon-Vl mpptillC ht; mill I'M! Oil 'MUIlX.dt. INUVf UIRI Mrs. Born Returns From Hospital Mrs. Henry Born, who has been hospitalized at Lincoln for the past month after receiving injuries in an auto accident, re turned home Wednesday. Mrs. Born was brought home by Satt ler ambulance, and was accom oar.ied bv Mrs. Amelia Heldt of B d corsages from mums and also showed arrangements of chrys anthemums. The flowers were donated to the club. One of the arrangements was sent to Em ma Egenberger. who is hospital ized at Lincoln. The corsages were presented to garden club officers. The December meeting will be a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Mary Keeley. A gift exchange will also be held. Three Initiated, Officers Elected Plattsmouth, who had been car- VFJv Rebelvah LodOTC dies of eit hov s two sr. holding one tid ing for her in the hospital. Mrs. Heldt will continue to care for Mrs. Born here. Mrs. Emma Egenberger, who was injured in the same acci dent, is still hospitalized. Social Workers ver Club Plans las Party -t;i the af r served ; decor h with used also from Reh aec- were Social Workers Flower Club held its November meeting at the home of Marie Wheeler. ; During the business meeting, j plans were discussed for a j Christmas party to be held at ; the home of Mrs. Nolte at the next regular meeting. ! A lovely luncheon was served ! by Mrs. Wheeler with Mrs. Mike Kaffenberger. assisting. . Recent Brides Are Honored at Shower Three members were initiat ed into Bud of Promise Rebekah Lodge at the group's regular meeting at IOOF hall Monday evening. November 17. Thev were Imogene Aspedon, i Eva Kerns, and Helen Oster- . holm. J Officers for the next year ' were also elected at the Mon de v night meeting. j New officers are Jessie Kling er. noble grand: Mary NeLson 1 vice grand: Clara Olson, secre tary; Betty Reno, treasurer, i Members of Mayflower Re- j bekah Lodge of Louisville were guests. At the close of the lengthy business- session, re freshments were served in the c'.ird.'g room at tables decorated m tne I nar.Ksgiving mom witn Pilgrims and turkevs. On Thursday, November 20. several members of the locel lDrige will be guest of the Ne hawka unit. Mr-. Melvin Sturm of Nehawka. whii-3 the response was given by Mrs. Laurence Wis. man of Weeping Water, county vice, chairman. Mrs. Violet Attebcry, district 12 president, was guest speaker and spoke on membership and Christmas gift assignments for the veterans hospital. Reports of the various unit presidents ioliowed. Featured en the evening pro gram was the Nehawka Auxili j ary sextette, which sang two i numbers, while Miss Suzy Swit 1 zer played two accordion solos. I Mrs. Ned Nutzman was program j chairman. , Groups were urged by Mrs. Pollard, legislation chairman, to write to their senators and con gressmen in regard to closing ! of beds in veterans' hospitals, i while at the same time hospitals are turning away veterans for ' lack of room. ! Mrs. Vera Warga of Platts mouth was secretary protem in . the absence of the secretary, and I the group accepted the invita tion of Mrs. Sophia Wolever to hold its next meeting at Platts ; mouth. The meeting will be held lexi it-pring. The Auxiliary 17, 1951, and their home at are now making Des Moines, Iowa. Humerickhouse Family to Move To Topeka, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Humerick house of Plattsmouth will leave next week for Topeka, Kansas, where, they will operate a cafe at the Topeka airport. Household possessions of the family were packed and trans ported to the Kansas city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Humerick house have resided here for the past several years, and had op erated a cafe here for several years. Saturday afternoon the Mur- I ray Volunteer Fire Department j was called to East Murray where a trash fire at the Harold Radtke home got out of control. No damages were suffered as the quick response of the fire aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa department extinguished the Hi11 I? .flames very scon, nas entertain , Mr. and Mrs John Aiden of .Sfvfrnl R ivc ! Union were guests of Mrs. James Murray Mrs. James Eastridge, Correspondent. Phone 5311 of Ne- Betrothal of Miss Lula Belle Schroder Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. of Plattsmouth engagement of Miss Lula Belle Fred Schroeder announce the their daughter. Schroeder. to Taylor, son of Mr. Taylor of La Mrs. Leslie Nichols and Mrs. William Faik, recent brides, were honorees at a bridal shower last Catholic Daughters Tuesday evening, at the home of j Outline PlailS For Christmas Arthur Johanns. Games were the diversion of the evening, and delicious re lreshments ere served. The henorees each received individual gifts. k.a 3 s : ar 2 X , a . m a e h m m a m Perhaps that is M and the 5 b a i .e::s a th Ycu need H Twin or ? Full Size m m Si trouble with your old mattress causa of your tired feeline:. a new ENGLANDER 209-coil Innersprinsr Mattress to gain your proper rest. Box spring at same price a $29.75 S 1ATT Furniture Co. The combined business and so cial meeting of Catholic Daugh ters of America was held Tues day night at the home of Mrs. John Bergman. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Lucille Horn Gaines. Mrs. Margaret Smith. Eleanor Iverscn. Angela Schafer and Ethel Hobscheidt. Plans for the Christmas school treat and participation in the Chamber of Commerce "Put Christ Back in Christmas" Pro gram were outlined. The group also considered plans for gifts for orphans. j At cards, prizes were awarded : to Mrs. W. A. Swatek, bridge, ' Mrs. Robert Whalen. canasta: anci Mrs. Edgar Creamer of Omaha, pinochle, j Refreshments were served by i the hostesses. from Weeping Water displayed dolls which members had made for the child's institute at Omaha. Fol lowing the close of the meeting, with retiring of the Colors, the Nehawka unit served refresh ments. Tl-.ose attending from Platts mouth were Mrs. Verr.a Perry. Mrs. Vera Warga, Mrs. Mary Jane Dunlap. Mrs. Emma Mc Clure. Mrs. Sophia Wolever, Mrs. Dorothy Janecek and Mrs. La- Vetta Baumgart. Represented at the were Eagle, Nehawka. Platts mouth. Weeping Water, Union land Elnyvocd. Missotirians Are r Week End Guests Mr. and Mrs. Noel Carneal of Kansas City. Mo., were week end guests of his brother. Glen Car neal and family, iv was the first visit of the Missourian to Plattsmouth in 12 years. Mr. Albert and Mrs. James Platte. Nebraska. Miss Schroeder is a senior at Plattsmouth high school, and Mr. Taylor is employed at Layne-Western of Omaha. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hild have been entertaining a number of relatives .curing the past week. On Wednesday their guests were their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Breuer from the western part of the state, and on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peters, of Sheridan, Wyoming, for dinner and the day. On Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Peters they drove to Walthill, Waterloo and Fre mont where they visited with other relatives. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hild drove to Kearney where they spent the day with Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor, who were formerly their neighbors in Murray, but who have made their home in Fremont for the past several years. Muirav Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Young, Larry and Laraine, were spend ing Sunday at the home of Mrs. Young's brother, Paul Linhardt and family near Avoca. where they enjoyed a line turkey din ner with a number of other embers of the Linhardt family-Rev. Val Johnson was a busi ness visnor in Nebraska City on j Monaay. Murmv Lancasters Have Guests From Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lancaster were so very pleased this last week to have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nailor and son Junior, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nailor. all of Alton. Illinois. Mr. Oscar Nailor and Mr. Earl Lancaster used to be partners in a grocery store at Murray. The Nailors hadn't been in this vicinity for ever 25 years. They visited with the many friends they had known while in Mur ray, and enjoyed seeing the changes that had taken place since their leaving Murray. Eastridge Sunday for dinner and an enjoyable afternoon. British Marshal Will Visit at Offutt Air Base Air Chief Marshal Sir William Forster Dickson, who will be come Chief of Staff of the Royal Air Force next January 1, will visit Offutt Air Force Base and Strategic Air Command Head quarters on Friday, November 21. He is conducting a tour of USAF installations on invitation j of the Air Force, following a j visit to the Far East. He will ! arrive at Offutt today, Thursday j and will leave Saturday for Wichita. Kansas. The textile and apparel indus tries use more than eight mil lion tons of co.al each year. M iss Schmidtmann Is Impressed by Egyptian Delegate Mi::-s Janis Schmidtmann Plattsmouth, University of braska student, who returned Tuesday from New York, whc? she and 53 other Nebraska stu dents attended sessions of the United Nations. The Lincoln Star, in an in terview with Miss Schmidtmann following their return to the .state capitol, quotes Miss Schmidtmann as being particul arly fascinated with a represen tative from the Egyptian dele gation, who talked to one of the groups. Miss Schmidtmann said the delegate seemed to be "anti" almost everything. While he seemed to crusade for human rights, he also felt that more than just one nation should have a hand in forming them, she said. Janis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WTm. 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