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Quarry City News: Rainbow Initiation Held Tuesday For Miss Kay Clark By Mrs. Lewis Baker Tel. 182 WEEPING WATER (Special) Tuesday evening at the reg ular meeting of the Weeping Water Assembly No. 5, Order of Rainbow for Girls, initiation ser vices were held for Kay Clark daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Clark. Mrs. Clark was a guest at the reception following the meeting. Mrs. R. P. Hobson, mother advisor, conducted . an impres sive majority service for Misses Betty Burgen, Nancy Bickford, Joanne Bender and Susan Hob son. These girls, having reached their twentieth birthdays are now majority members of the organization. Plans were discussed for a float for the Cass County Fair. The Worthy Advisor project for the coming term was also discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Farley Amick and Mr. and Mrs. Bud King were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Compton to celebrate the Comp ton's tenth wedding anniversary. That evening the Kings and Comptons drove to Arlington to attend the stock car races. They then drove to Blair where they visited Mr. and Mrs.. Cecil Peck and family. Plymouth Guild - The Plymouth Guild of the Congregational Church held its annual family picnic Friday eve ning in the city park. Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Bauman of the Con gregation Church and Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner of the Methodist Church were guests. - . Golden Anniversary (&xk fl IF n Berkshire Stockings Every pair with the famous Nylace Kantrun Top and Toe-Ring to stop runs from top or toe Choose your favorite styles at these low prices Regular $1.65 SaIPr: 1 pair 3 pairs $379 Regular $1.50 Sa, ,vice $349 . 1 pair 3 pairs Regular $1.35 1 pair I 3 pairs 319 MM Style Shop f IT 0 1 i 0 P 21st 2 P. M. COURT HOUSE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. TO SETTLE DILL ESTAT ES Mrs. Bud King held - a sur prise coffee Friday morning for Mrs. Kenneth Meyer on her birthday. Eight ladies presented her with a card and handker chief. Mrs. S. O. Potts of Fairbury visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potts and family. They all drove to Mason City, Iowa, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts and family. On Friday they took Mrs. S. O. Potts back to Fair-bury. Mrs. Bud King was hostess and Mrs. Pete Sutton of Louis ville, co-hostess, at a baby show er Sunday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Fred B. Ruhge and three week old son, Ronald Lee. Fif teen guests spent the afternoon playing fames and visiting. Mrs. Ruhge and son were presented with several gifts. Mrs. Wilbur Clark, and chil dren, Kay, Kenneth LaMar ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and family to Indiana, where the Clarks stopped to visit relatives. The Hoffmans are go ing on to Conneticut to visit Mr. Hoffman's parents. News Briefs Of South Bend By Mrs. Elinor Fidler Tel. Ashland 6043 SOUTH BEND (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Lozier and son spent the weekend at Auburn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker. Contest And Dance To Select Fair Girl Will Be On Friday WEEPING WATER (Special) The Miss Weeping Water dance and contest sponsored by the American Legion Post 237 will be held Friday evening, August 17, at the Cass County Agricultural Auditorium. The girls dressed in their gowns, will be judged on several points and the one chosen will represent Weeping Water at the Cass County Fair. 1 Mrs. Ed Pharoh and baby son of Peru were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Cox and family. Stacey Cox re turned home with his sister for a visit. Mrs. Ralph Gill of Cheryvale, Kans., and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Livers of Ashland were Thurs day evening suooer guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Livers and Mrs. Jennie Livers. - Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell at Ben nett. Larry, Mark and Sandra Car- nicle spent Friday evening through Sunday witht their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Schwartz at Lincoln. Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Streight visited their daughter, Mrs. Ril ey Davis, at the Lincoln General Hospital Thursday evening, and also saw their new granddaugh ter, born Wednesday August 8. She has been named Carla Ber-nice. Wiszmanns Visit Mr. and Mrs James Wiszmann and children visited Mrs. David Spelts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Woehler at Louisville Thursday evening. TRACT 1 Improved 80 acres. Large House, crib, garage, cattle shed, good well and windmill, small buildings. Some pasture. A well-balanced productive 80, 2 miles west, 1 south of Murray (W14, SWyt Sec. 21, Twp. 1 1 Rge. 13). TRACT 2 1 5 acres heavily timbered, U mile west, 1 Vi "'Ie milesouth of above. (North 15 acres of SEVi of NWI4 Sec. 32, Twp. 11, Rge. 13.) TERMS: 15 cash, balance on confirmation; abstract showing good title furnished purchaser of 80; possess ion of all land on payment of balance, subject to lease on 80 to March 1, 1957, purchaser to receive two fifths of 1956 corn crop. FOR INFORMATION CALL Francis M. Casey Smith & Lebens . REFEREE ATTORNEYSv Guest Night For JWC Was On Thursday WEEPING WATER (Special) The Weeping Water Junior Woman's Club met Thursday evening, August 9, at the Amer ican Legion Hall. This being guest night, each member who could, brought a guest. Mrs. Don Rutledge, president, conducted the business meeting. She opened by welcoming - the guests. Fifteen members answered roll by introducing their guest. They were: Mrs. Pat Wade, Mrs. Kenneth Meyer, Mrs. Bob Roberts, Mrs. Stanley . Miller, Mrs. Richard Kecklbr, and Mrs Dick Stone all of Weeping Water, and Mrs. Donald Meyer of Grand Island. Mrs. Barbara Saxton, chair man of the float committee gave a report naming the theme and decorations for the float. Five boys names were drawn to ride on it they were Robbie King, Bobbie Wright, Jimmy Michelsen, Galen Rothe and Billy Saxton, with David Rut ledge as - an alternate. Decorating on the float will take place at the old Young and Stanley building. Mrs. Frances Thoren, chairman of the Miss Weeping Water contest decor ations, explained the theme and color scheme. Paula Rae Freeman s name was drawn to be crown bearer The September meeting will be September 13, with Mrs. Rut- ledge. Mrs. Wayne Pederson will be co-hostess. It was announced three birth day coffees will be coming up for this month. Hostesses and co-hostess for the coming year were named. The new officers were also in troduced. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Pedersen, program chairman Mrs. Ray Freeman gave the "hi-lites" of the years before. Mrs. Clarence Schmadeke told about the park and swings pro ject. Mrs. Clarence King ex plained about the skating pond and also told about the wheel chair the club helped buy for the - fire department. Mrs. Fred Saathoff gave a resume of the birthday coffees held during the past year. Mrs. Thoren told of the floats built by the club in the past few years and also told of priz es won on them. Mrs., Lynn Rathe reviewed the March of Dimes project and told what was done to raise money. Mrs. Lewis Baker described the work done on the Miss Weep ing Water Contest last year. Coffee and cookies were ser ved during the social hour fol lowing. Flowers and table cloths decorated the tables. Welfare Society Annual Luncheon Is Held At Church WEEPING WATER (Special) The Welfare Society met Mon day August 6 in the Methodist Church basement for its annual covered dish luncheon. Twenty-two were present for the occasion. Mrs. E. E. Moore, president, conducted the business meeting and led in song, scripture and prayer. Mrs. Frank Hunt and Mrs. Fred Ward led the group in guessing games. A letter of appreciation sent to Mrs. Hattie Sperry from Mr. Zerbe, who is hospitalized in San Diego, Calif., was read. He thanked her for a stamp col lection she had sent the Red Cross for disabled veterans. Hostesses were Mrs. Martha Little, Mrs. Fred Linville, Mrs. Tom Colbert, Mrs. Fred Ward and Mrs. R. O. Baker. Faughns Depart Mr. and Mrs Jack Faughn and girls left Saturday for their home in San Diego. They were here visiting with Mrs. Faughn's mother, Mrs. Bill Baker, and husband and other sisters. They also spent some time in Lincoln with his mother. Mr. and Mrs Lestor Watland of Taylor were Tuesday visit ors with the Bernard Dill fam ily. Kay Watland returned home with her parents after spending the past week with the Dills. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs J. L. Carnicle were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frahm of Ithaca. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carnicle and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Swartz of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Haswell of Wabash, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carnicle and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Wiszmann and family and William Car nicle. The occasion was to honor Mr. Carnicle on his birthday. Kent and Gary v Davis of Lin coln are staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Streight, while their mother Mrs. Riley Davis is at the hos pital with the baby daughter. Miss Georgianna Bruhn of Leigh was a Wednesday over night guest of Miss-Elaine Fid ler. The girls are roommates at Doane College. Miss Mimi Harper of St. Jo seph, Mo., spent the past week visiting her father, George Har per, at Ashland. She spent Wed nesday afternoon with Miss Jan ice Dill. Mrs. Jennie Livers is staying with the Dallas Livers family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dill and daughter Joan of Lincoln were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dill. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fidler, Elinor and Elaine were Mel Emeigh and Don Vyhnalek of Crete and Miss Helene Roades of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. William Fidler and family of Wahoo were also sup per and evening guests. and Mrs. Ralph Gill visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Livers and family at Western. Miss Janice Wise of Pickrell spent Wednesday evening with Miss Janice Dill. 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