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1 Avoca Woman's Club Hold May Day Musical Wednesday Mrs. Henry Maseman Journal Corre pondent The Avoca Womans club held a May Day musical Wednesday at llif church. Mrs. Spencer Led prr gave a history of music from the time of the Pilgrims until the present day. The pro gram included: Mrs Calvin Carsten and daugh ter. Sally, "Until We Meet A pam": Clark Marshall, "Kash mcie Song", and "Old Man Riv er": Mrs. Victor Ross, Nehawka, whistled "Mighty Like a Rose", and "Glow Worm". Sally Car Mi n. "April Showers"; Robert M.uquardt, "Smiling Through"; and Mrs. Roy Ruhge, "Prayer Perfect". Guests were Weeping Water Womans Club, State, district and county officers: Mrs. George Dairy Men FEEDERS ! Don't Lose Valuable Cattle With BLOAT Don't Delay Call - - - Bob Knutson At Louisville, Nebr. Representing Standard Chemical Mfg. Co. He'll give you the complete details about the new Pre ventative Antibiotic that will eliminate Bloat in legume fed Cattle Louisville Phone 4237 RED VYING FARM ,S HOES with GGDSKKfl $11 '5 11 t - f' - fri w . You get new walking comfort in this farm shoe . . . with RED WING'S famous Cush-N-Step soles. Soft, pliable uppers are acid-resisting, stay comfortable around the ankle. Leather stays soft . . . even under barnyard acid conditions. More comfort, too, from original Sweat-proof,', insole. No cracking or curl-" - xiig iu pincn i ooi uisiue snue. Enjoy this new kind of foot comfort. Try a polr on. Stop in today. HOFS FOR THE 532 Um Platt$mouth Phone 7232; Qt (Pays 9 a Keep your Pilot. 2. 3. J:- "7 When 4. U 5. th Only til t.f '- 'r"jk 1 f,4lt.. if1i-ltilVil..iV..l- 1 ..i- ftli Juecminp. 1st rsiHot dent; Mrs. Harry Hust, State chairman of legislation and citizenship; Mrs. Nelson Ber ger, all of Lincoln; Mrs Fred Naber, Syracuse; Mrs. W. S. McOren Jr., president of Louis ville club, Mrs. Charles Pankon in, Louisville; Mrs. Arnold Dctt mer, Mrs. E. E. Lorensen, Mrs. H. C. Wilkinson, Mrs. Frank Cook, Mrs. Tom Aheson, Mrs. H. Blakie, Mrs. H. Jameson, Mrs. Ray Norris, all of Weeping Water; Mrs. Ross Raines, Colo rado Springs. Colo.; Mrs. Frank Culley, Shenandoah, la., and Miss Ann Marquardt, Doane Col lege. The Avoca Senior class pre sented their play, "Your Face is Familiar". May 2 and 3 at the school auditorium. Coach was Miss DeRyke. Cast in three acts: Gracie Giraed, Kaye Berner; Dr. Lewis Girard, Darrel John son; Mrs. Girard (his mother), Hilda Kammann: aunt Sarah, Elaine Brockhoff; Dr. Mather Ellis, John Knabe. by Carroll Carsten; Dr. Roger Morgan, Len ord Heebner: Mr. Havlland. Gi- ;iord Bose; Holly Kimball, Maye oeiner, i,ena, ciara jvammann; and Lily, Marilyn Bose. Due to an accident, John Kana be's part was taken by Carroll Carsten. To make it more inter esting, Lenard Heebner and Car roll Carsten changed to womens and was very interesting to see how they carried it through by bribing the maid. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maddocks and Mr. and Mrs. John Wolph attended funeral services Fri day for Mrs. Harry Maddox at Silver City, la. Mrs.' Maddox was mother of Mr. W. H. Mad docks. Mrs. Ted Hile, Russell, la., came to see her mother, Mrs. Pnrnlinn Marnunrrit u'tin is ill at St. Mary's Hospital, Nebraska i City. ! Wedgt-rcpd iolt f givei you firm support under arch. took for this label . , , 1 . . . tht sign of a goodsioa ENTIRE FAMILY Vlamj Ways x) on this Summer "T -' .-"'Tp fin si If keeps Tf furnoce sfrV - - reduc" rus,in' Tf -e small mourt of heat frrm the thf gas p.iot kwrw yoMT htimc tuipment diy through ttic sunwf . . . picvnls rut . . . Helps prevent dampness ond masliness in your basement I ..4 U kl.lt frt The c;is pilot crneisirs ruatniam the draft he chimney. This hfli'S vrn'.i.i. i.tiS and mu basenunt, rcajcts damp- Your furnace is ready (or occasional damp, dull days J?fc .war hme r..uch mt cn. winter comes, you just turn up your thermostat jet het. . . i ..i rr .1 .fr. !! rf.r.y thai ,blf for btin fntr.cinr to Mjv'f' .'.1 ct t when ou " ' M your pilot on. tost 'a slioM n-r co.t is to vf r " th vt-J 11 Ifliclr nMire tht d.i!(Tfi.: 10 ytur fummcr sal bills. Cos rfes s muck . . . ref tosts so fittl t 11 it mh d AAA-h A ifc A Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Halls trom; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer lien nings; Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wil f.on; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wes (1; Mrs. Pauline Iudalg, and Paula; Mr. end Mrs. Henry Conuier and Mrs. Kmma Ka valt were dinner gu;v.ts of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zaiser in Lincoln Sunday. After dinner they went to the Zaiser home and played cards. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr at tended funeral services for John Mead at Union Monday. Mr. William Kepler, Mrs. John Bui'kholz, Mrs. Ernest Haveman, Mrs. Ernest.Emshoff, Mrs. John Stubbendkk, Mrs. Dena Ruge attended Homemak ers Day at Plattsmouth Tues day. Mrs. J. M. Kohjer, Mrs. John Ehlers. Mrs. Dena Ruge and Frances, Mrs. Henry Maseman were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Baier Monday evening. Rev. J. E. Aeschbacher, Cal vin Carsten, Mrs. John Wolph, and Mrs. Henry Maseman at tended the State Conlerence at First Central Congregational Church Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Baier at tended funeral services Monday for Frank Johnson, a cousin of Mrs. Baier. Fred Meyer, Fred Marquardt and Earl Freeman spent Tues day helping at Milford in the clean up program. Mrs. Earl Cole Weeping Water visited Miss Meta Mueller Tues day. John Marquardt has been sub stituted for Marion Pittman. on the mail route, who was on va cation. To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haus child, a daughter, April 30, at Syracuse Hospital, 'ihey have three older sons. The Frkndly Farmerettes met Thursday with Mrs. LeRoy Have man. Tne lesson was "Care of Children's Common Diseases.' Tlie next meetng will be May 17, with Mrs. Lenard Haveman. Guesls were Mrs. Ld Koester, Mfs. Robert Noerrlinger. Mrs. John Norris entertained a roup of friends at a luncheon honoring Mrs: Minnie Burgess, sister of Jim Elliott. The fol lowing were guests: Mrs. Carl Tefft; Mrs. Will Maseman; Mrs. Paul Wolph: Mrs. Roy Norris; Mrs. Tom Ahe son; Mrs. Walter Power. The afternoon was spent playing Can asta. The Congregational Church will open their summer Bible school, May 20 at 8:45. There have been 35 children contact ed so far. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Pofahl, Lincoln, were Sunday guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Luce and Ronald. ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Kunz and children, Weeping Water, were in town Saturday evening visit ing friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruhge spent Sunday at the Wilbert Emshoff home in Omaha. Mrs. Carl Tefft attended the State P. E. O. at Columbus several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Propst, Plattsmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Will Propst, Omaha, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall strom Wednesday. The Avoca. Otoe and Syracuse ; fire departments were called to the Ernest Dickman home Fri-j day . evening. The family was! at home and were unaware of the fire until a neighbor came and told them. The house was badly damaged by smoke and water. The home was undergoing extensive remodeling inside, which was also damaced. Gilbert Neumeister chipped a bone in his ankle Monday where a piece of machinery fell on his foot. He was unable to free himself and called for help un til his soon, Rofter, did hear him and came to his rescue. Mrs. Roy Ruhge was a guest of her mother, Mrs. Charles Ott at a Mother-Daughter ban quet at the Presbyterain Church at Nebraska City, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Payne took the Junior Higii students to Nebraska City for an outing Thursday and visit ed places ot interest there. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mohr and family, Beatrice were Sunday j guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mohr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr spent several days last week at the Harry Mead home in Fremont. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Norris entertained a group of friends Thursday evening at cards. Mrs. J. M. Kohjer, Mrs. John Ehlers left Sunday for Lincoln, where they departed for their home at Bertrand. Tne Farmerettes Club toured places of interest in Lincoln Friday. Harry Stutt, well known here, passed away at his home Sat urday alter a brief illness. His wife. Ruby; two daughters, Miss Jean Stutt, Omaha: and Mrs. Wihna Hart. Omaha, son; Dr. Charles Stutt, Boston, Mass.: two grandsons and one grand daughter survive. Lawrence Na'fziger, Otoe, an nounces the engagement of his daughter. Elizabeth Ann, to Har- od Gene Kasten of Avoca, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kasten. Miss Nalf,'ier graduated from Otoe Hich School, attended Peru Slate Teachers College, and has been teaching in Otoe County. A A . A A L-L 4 , A A.a South Ashland Attend Homemakers Day Here Mrs. Ivan Armstrong Phone 1303 Representatives cf the Jolly Fairlanders Extension Club and the Junior Fairlanders Club at tended Homemakers Day" at Plattsmouth Tuesday and were guests of the Chamber of Com merce. Cooking on gas and electric stoves was demonstrated and and electronic oven was display ed. The ladies enjoyed a lunch eon at noon and a style show in the afternoon. Mrs. Clinton Jcnes of the Junior Fairlanders Club was awarded a set of steak knives as a prize. Mrs. John Fox attended the W. S. C. S. of the Memphis Methodist Church at the Carl Lohry home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weston and Eugene moved to Ashland Tuesday into the house they had purchased some tme ago. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weston, Cindy and Carla remained on the farm which they will operate. About sixty neighbors and rel atives gathered at the Carl Wes ton home Sunday night for a farewell party and a housewarm ing. Keith Weston showed films or the screen of scenes in Kor ea, which was interesting to everyone. Eugene Weston, who is a seventh grader in District 3J, will finish the school year In that district and is riding each day with his teacher, Miss Nan cy Abbott who drives out from Omaha each morning. Lynn Humston entertained Superintendent and Mrs. Heim and the junior class of the Mur doek High School after the Jun ior class play Friday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Humson. There were twenty-four present for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Kolb, Mari lyn and Charlene attended ser vices at the Evangelical Coven ant Church at Ceresco, Sunday. Mr. Kolb's niece, Mary Swan son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swanson, was a member of the Confirmation class that day. A family dinner was ser ved in the church dining room after the service, then the group spent the afternoon at the Swan son home- Mrs. J. A. Berin? of James town, Kans.. and Miss Alice Ber ing of Hutchinson came Satur day for a visit with Mrs. Ber ing's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Peterson. Miss Bering re turned home but Mrs. Bering remained for a longer visit. A family dinner was held In her honor at the Peterson .home Sunday. Those present were the honored guest and Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Maack and family, Mrs. John Maack, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grienenger and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welton and Earl Welton. Mrs. Arley Barger was a Thursday overnight guest at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Clark and family in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall and family of Lincoln spent all day Saturday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider of Val ley and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strode and Carolyn were eve ning guests, Carolyn remained overnight and spent Sunday with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Rapp and Miss Irene Philpot of O niaha were Sunday forenoon call ers at the James Bieler home. Later the Bieler family visited at the William Wesmann home at Washington and Mrs. Beiler and family called at the Leonard Stenum home near Valley. Mr. and Mrs. John Snell of Gretna and Mr. and Mrs. Ray mong Judds, Deanne and Jeanne j of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John' Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Judds Mr. Kasten graduated from O toe High School and is farming. They plan a June wedding. The Cemetery Kensington had their May event at the church Friday. Program was: Organ solo, by Mrs. Henry Maseman; "Walking In The Rain", Evelyn Heebner; "That Wonderful Mother of Mine," by Mrs. Ernest Jensen and "Doll Show", with pre-school age girls. They also held a judging of their dolls and each received a blue ribbon. Then a hat premiere was held which caused much merriment. The render was Mrs. William Johnson. Modeling the hats of pots and pans and other funny looking items were Mrs. Elmer Hall.strom, Mrs. Earl Freeman, Mrs. Lester Heebner. No prizes were given but the audience was invited to get prices and could order any one of the hats. Appropriate songs by Mrs. Hen ry Maseman. Duet by Maye and Kaye Berner, "Make Believe", trio, Maye and Kaye Berner and Karen Kepler, "Sympathy", ac companied by Linda Rohlfs. Mrs. Ernest Jensen sang, "Rock ing Alone in an Old Rocking Chair" with Mrs. Minnie Neu meister in the rocking chair. Mrs. Elmer Hallstrom closed with a poem tribute to mothers 1 and a prayer. I L. A j,,,, i. m l imi Extension Club spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fox. Mrs. S. F. Morris passed away at a Lincoln hospital after a long illness. The funeral was held in Ashland Saturday. The Morris family have been South Ashland residents for several years. Mr. and Mrs. C W. Bryant and family of Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs. William Mason and family of Ashland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Backman and Mrs. Emma Jones at a steak fry on the lawn Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stickney and family went to Logan, la., Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Williams and son. Mr. and Mrs. Art Box and Milton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Moomey at their cabin at South Bend, Sunday. Guests at the Box home Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Box and Mrs. Stella McLaugh lin of Elm wood. Mrs. Arthur Laughlin spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Henry Leikam in Lincoln. That evening Miss Edith Leikam and Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT USE T-4-L BECAUSE It sloughs off infected skin. Exposes more germs to its killing action. IN ONE HOUR, If not pleased, your 40c back at any drug store. Use STRONG, instant-drying T-4-L day or night. Now at SCHREIN ER DRUG STORE. 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WHUT OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT T J I i7 AiVl ITS DOME ) I I ri RlCKV, THESE PRcSSL'RE COOKERS S YEH, NOWVA GET : J s O ? l 7!ALREADV' ' ARE TERRIFIC ! IMAGINE ITONLY J TO EAT THE STUFF ) S Y-llt'T -;?- '1 TOOK TWO MIT30TES FIFTEEN MINUTES? W , ' iV' .'1J rf'S-; TO COCK THIS &iJ S H, n, S001L1 JkT . TM5EK.W "- "7i X rf ' "rv SPINACH V,V-v t NEBT2I. 71 Jk?- family brought her home and all were supper guests at the Laughlin home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stander went to Lincoln Monday and attended a movie. Mrs. Orie Sowards, Marvin and Joanne were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. August Klemme at Weeping Water and were afternoon callers and lunch, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John' Beck, near there. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fries and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sowers of Ontario, Calif., spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mar garet Lehman and Wallace McClelland. DESTROY Termites and All Pests BILL'S Per Mite SERVICE Dial 7142 CALL US FOR ESTIMATES 601 No. 9th rHE PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA. 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