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i o w 10 w w wm ' fHE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY J0URNA1 PAGE TWO Thursday, June 27, 1957 President McLean Presides At Meeting Of VFW Auxiliary tcpert-Wolever Auxiliary to Veterans of F'oreiRii Wars Post No. 2543 met at the V. F. W. club rooms Tuesday evening, June 18th with President Lu cille McLean presiding. Application for membership from Mrs. Euuene Vroman was accepted. Correspondence from Gertrude Atkinson, National Legislative chairman, urging the members to support May 4th, as "Teach ers Day" and to also support the bill to have a standing veter ans committee in Congress was read. The Auxiliary voted to con tact the Congressmen and Sen ators in Washington from Ne braska and urge them to sup port the two bills. Maxine Bowman, cancer chair man, reported that the Auxil iary had won a citation for their cancer work the past year. She also outlined plans for the concessions at the Bar-B-Que. Cynthia Begley Is Six Years Old Cynthia Begley was six years old Tuesday, celebrating her birthday when neighborhood friends came for an afternoon party arranged by her mother, Mrs. James Begley. Quests were Mary Jo Hirz, Cathy Ahrens, Nickey and Jay Cloldt and the honoree's sister, Anne. All received favors. Cynthia received lovely gifts. Balloons decorated the party table where refreshments were served. Otto J. Lushinsky, Betty Stejskal Wed George Lushinsky has receiv ed the announcement of the marriage of his son, Otto J. Lushinsky, to Betty J. Stejskal at Alliance, Thursday afternoon. The marriage was performed at the First Christian Church. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. George Lushinsky, Jr., of Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs Ed Lushinsky and children of Omaha were among the guests. The bridal couple will make their home in Alliance. Coss theatre Plattsmouth Last Time Thurs., June 27 C'ico Moore and Big Cast ' "OVER EXPOSED" Also 3 Stooge Comedy & Cartoon -Fri. & Sat., June 28-29 DOUBLE FEATURE "The Man Who Turned To Stone" and "Zombies of Mora Tau" Zombies strike on ocean floor! Mat. Sat. 2:30 - - Nights "Zombies" at 7:00 and 9:20 "Man Turned To Stone", at 8:15 Sun., Mon., & Tues. Ire fannr tfcM the 1 Puhtm Pine pliyt J Marlon BRANDO Glenn FORD ii.Ah;iA vvn rHie Teahouse OP THE 0f. CINfMASCOMi Eddie ALBERT Tulitzer Prize Play on the Screen! Funnier than ever! Matinee Sunday 2:30 Nights 7:00 and 9:15 cm "J HOTEL COFFEE SHOP PHONE 5258 ' MENU FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 30th SERVING FROM 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. Choice of Orange, Grapefruit or Tomato Juice or Chicken Noodle Soup ENTREES ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF FRESH INDIVIDUAL LAKE CATFISH With Lemon Slfce BARBECUED SPARE RIBS CANADIAN STYLE BACON With Pineapple ROAST YOUNC HEN With Bread Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Lime Cottage Cheese Pineapple Salad Harvard Beets Tea Rolls Whipped Potatoes Lemon Drop Sherbet OTHER SELECTIONS INCLUDE: FISH and SEAFOODS, CHOICE STEAKS The proceeds from the conces sions to go to the Auxiliary's cancer fund. Membership chairman, Mar garet Fitch, reported that the Auxiliary had won a cita'.-lon and a $10 check at the Depart ment Encampment for the sec ong greatest percentage of gain in memberships the past year. She also reported that the Aux iliary has seventeen paid up members for 1958. Marjorle Willis, kitchen chair man, reported that the Auxil iary had served a chicken din ner for the Plattsmouth Reserve Unit. President Lucille McLean re ported plans had been complet ed for selling popcorn at the Rodeo. The proceeds from the popcorn sales to go to the Na tional Home Fund for the V. F. W. Home at Eaton Rapids. Mich. Norma Wilson, hospital chair man reported that the party for the patients at the Omaha Veteran's Hospital has been scheduled for August 5th. She also reported that the Auxil iary had received a citation at Department Encampment for their hospital work. Barbara McGraw, poppy chairman, reported on the pop py day held May 25th. She ur ged a special thank-you to all the Cub Scouts who sold poppies making the Poppy Day a suc cess. President Lucille McLean an nounced the Auxiliary had been asked to sponsor the Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Methodist Church in Plattsmouth. She out lined plans for the work and appointed Marjorie Willis to handle the canteen. Norine Por ter and Barbara McGraw in charge of registration, and Cla ra Trice and Margaret Fitch as hostesses. The members and officers par ticipated in ceremonies draping the charter in memory of Ed na Meisinger who had passed away on June 5th. MaxLne Bowman, Shirley Fitch and Lucille McLean, delegates to the state encampment at Lin coln, gave reports on the ac tivities of the Encampment. Hazel Fitch, ways and means chairman, reported her activity following the May meeting had taken in $4.80. The meeting closed according to ritual and following the meet ing a lunch was served by the hostesses Norine Porter, Mar garet Fitch, Rose Meisinger, and Lucille McLean. Beverage Family Returns Home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bev erage and son, Roger, return ed home Sunday, having gone East for the graduation of their son, Dick, from Colgate College. The graduate began his work Monday at Union Carbide in New York Citv. The Plattsmouth people visit ed Mrs. Beverage's brother, Jim Warren. and family and at Chappaqua N. Y., with her cou sin, Mrs. Jack Kling. Side trips were taken to Wash ington, D. C, Annapohs, Md., and many points of interest in that section. At Monterev. Va., they visit ed the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beverage, parents of Mr. Beverage. Relatives were visited in that city. Returning home through Ken tucky an all day stop was made at Louisville. They report a wonderful trip, and a good visit with their son. BIRTHS - Son Born t Mor. and Mrs. Clar ence Cuthrell, Alexandria, Va., a boy, June 25. Maternal grand mother is Mrs. Julius Pitz; pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr.',. R. T. Cuthrell. paternal great grandmother is Mrs. John Motacek, allof Plattsmouth. Couple Has Trip To Black Hills Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClure returned home Sunday from a vacation trip to the Black Hills. They report an enjoyable trip seeing sites of that beautiful country side. Enroute thev stopped at Lex ington at the home of Reverend and Mrs. Samuel Weller and family and also at the home of Mrs. McClure's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wolf. Mr. McClure was enjoying a two weeks vacation fom his work at the BRE Shops. Mrs. Guy Wiles' Home Scene Of Golden Rod Meet The Golden Rod Study Club held the June meeting with Mrs. Guy Wiles. After the business meeting, the group joined voices In singing "America the Beauti ful" and "God Bless America." Featured sueaker for the pro gram was Mrs. Clem Woster giving an Interesting talk on how to write short stories. She closed by reading two of her original short stories, which were enjoyed by all. Twenty members and three visitors, Mrs. Steven Wiles and daughter. Helen, Mrs. Clara Meyer, mother of Mrs. Charles Spangler, were present for the meeting. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Guv Wiles, Mrs. Howard Wiles and Mrs. Charles Spangler. This was the last meeting of the summer. The Club will re sume meetings in September. John Henry Wiles Family Reunion Held At Garfield Park The second annual reunion of the John Henry Wiles family was held Sunday at the Platts mouth Garfield Park. An enjoy able afternoon was spent with 37 members present. All families arrived with pic nic baskets of food for the noon meal. Herb Edwards of Belle vue offered grace. The afternoon was spent play ing horseshoes, baseball, taking pictures and the little tots play ing on the park equipment. Officers for next year were elected as follows: President, Louie Beckman of Council Bluffs, la.; vice presi dent. John Wiles, of Plattsmouth and secretary-treasir.er, Mrs. .Robert Tilson, Plattsmouth. The reunion will be held next year at Dodge Park in Council Bluffs, la., the fourth Sunday in June. Many Out-Of-Town Guests Attend Rites Those attending the Caldwell Schneider wedding from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. A. Stransky of Wisner; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd James, Richard and Jule Ann James of Mason City, la.; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Miner, Peoria, 111.; Foster Pat terson of Vermillion, S. D. : Mrs. Ivan Smith and son. Worth, of Shawnee, Kans.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson of Tekaman and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pavlik, Gary Ind. Also Mr. and Mrs. L. Meyers, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Paap. Mrs. Anna Siemers and Mr. and Mrs. Kastens of Otoe; Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Kenner, Ne braska City; Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Hunteman of Avoea; Mrs. J. D. Dryden and son of North Platte; Sam Jensen of Grand Island. From Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Isgreg and Sandra; Miss Corrine Eckstrom, John Fagan, Mr. and Mrs. M. Everingham, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hcrmanson, Mrs. Harry Hildreth and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and daughters. Others were Mrs. Edward Pot ter and Kirk of Avon Lake, O.; Miss Carolyn Williams, Ashland- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdic, Malvern, la.; and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bender of Weeping Water. Couple Home After Wyoming Trip Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hild returned home Monday after a trip through Wyoming, the Te tons and Yellowstone Park. Their son, Marion, accompan ied Mr. and Mrs. Hild on the trip, but remained in Laramie where he will be employed through the summer months. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Hild and small son at Douglas, Wyo., and another son, Marvin at Laramie. George Smtih Family Returns From Trip Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and sons returned home Tuesday after a ten day vacation trip to the Southern Ozarks. A week was spent at a dude ranch at Branson. Mo., which was greatly enjoyed by the fam ily. At Kansas City, Mo., the fam ily attended the New York Yank ees and Kansas City Athletics baseball game, a big treat for the Smith boys. Vgy - Dial 241 - jf . t f t ' i . J i' Y ' v-v V - - v., " V , , - :M . " : : ') BETROTHAL Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wiles have announced the engagement and approaching- marriage of their daughter, Miss Janice E. Wiles and Mr. Don R. Frceburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frecburg-. The bride-elect is a 1956 graduate of the Plattsmouth Schools and has since attended Peru State Teachers College. Her fiance' graduated in 1955 from the Plattsmouth Schools and is attending Tarkio College. The couple will be married June 30th at eight in the evening at the Mynard Evan- gelical I'nited Brethren Church. Le Petit Chapeau Schiber To Head Cass County Salon 441 Cass County Salon 441 held their regular meeting Monday night in the 40 & 8 Club Rooms. Chapeau Elsie Schutz presided over the business meeting. Election of officers was held as follows: Le Petit Chapeau, Minnie Schiber; Le Demi Petit Chapeau Premiere, Helen John; Le Demi Petit Chapeau Deux ieme, Annette Fitzpatrick; La Concierge, Ethel Attebery; L' Aumonjer, Violet Attebery; La Secretaire, Sophie Wolever; La Petite Caissiere. Helen VromaTt L'Archiviste, Helen Gayer and La Surintendante. Ethel Zastera. Delegates were elected to at tend the annual Marche to be held at the Sheraton Fontenello Hotel in Omaha August 1st. Delegates are Mnnie Schiber, Sophia Wolever, Vera Warga, Helen John, Annette Fitzpatrick. Helen Vroman, Mary Gobelman and Ethel Strabel. Child Welfare chairman Hel en Vroman read a letter from Connie Cook, natient at the TB hospital in Kearney, thanking the salon for the money received for her birthday party. This par ty was Connie's first, her 10th birthday. A letter from partner Alpha Muncie was read. Mrs. Muncie is on vacation in Canada and wished the new officers success for the coming year. CALENDAR Thursday, June 27 American Legion Auxiliary to Post 56 will meet in the 40 & 8 Club Rooms at 3 p. m. Elec tion of officers. 'I ENGAGED Mrs. Leota Porter of Plaltsiuouth announces the engagement of her daughter, Jean, to Mr. Lyle Hild, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Vcrner Hild, of Plattsmouth. Miss Porter is a senior at Plattsmouth 1 1 i i; 1 i School. Heriance' is a gradu ate of Plattsmouth High School, class of 1953. and now farms urst of Plattsmoiilli. No dale lias, been set for the wedding. ft'"' . . i v - r i Helen Gayer invited the Sa lon to her new home in Papil lion for their July meeting. A covered dish dinner will precede the meeting. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Vera Warga gave an in teresting report of her week at Girls State where she served as senior counselor. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Helen Gayer and Mrs. Mar tha Cuthrell. Attending the meeting from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Gayer of Papillion, Mrs. Charles Attebery, Mrs. Harry Gobelman of Union, Mrs. Joe John. Mrs. Mata Amick of Weep ing Water and Mrs. Will Strabel of Elmwood. Kraft Cheese For Delicious Summer Meals Creamy CHEESE WHIZ 8 oz. Jar 33c CARMELSrprl39 Pkg. Minature Kraft MARSHMALLOWS Pkg. 29 Kraft DINNER pkgs. 35( Kraft Dressing CASINO Kraft Salad MUSTARD 8 oz. 33( Btl. 6 oz. Jar ir 35c 39c 45c American, Pimento, Brick 8 oz. SLICED CHEESE Pkg. Natural Cheddar 8 oz. CRACKER BARREL Pkg. Kraft Sliced NATURAL SWISS Kraft Sandwich Spread Kraft MAYONNAISE Kraft Deluxe OLEO Kraft SALAD OIL Kraft 8 oz. Pkg. XV 47c Lb.41C Pint 39C Plain & Choc. MALTED MILK Kraft Relish Pimento 16 oz. Jar 49c 21( 5 oz. CHEESE SPREAD Glass Kraft Clam, Pimento, Etc. PARTY SNACKS Ma I la ril or PiMsburv ) RISC11TS Kraft HORSERADISH Asst. Kraft LINK CHEESE 4 oz. Pkg. 29c 19( rkgs. 5 oz. Jar Each 29( Super Market Rubacks Vacation And New Home In Store For Duane Ahrens Family Mrs. Duane Ahrens and chil dren, Tommie and Cathy, de parted this morning by plane for New York City to visit rela tives for the summer Mr. and Mrs. Ahrens sold their home in Hillcrest and are buil.1 ing a new home in Westgate Addition in Omaha. Mr. Ahrens will remain In Plattsmouth with his oarents i near his work at Western Elec tric, and when the family re turns, anticipates moving into their new home. 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The family visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hilfiker and daugh ter, former Plattsmouth ' resi dents, who are now making their home in Santa Ana. At Long Beach the travelers took in the Cass County Picnic. Before returning home Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dugger and Mrs. Ada Ozman drove the Buechler family to Las Vegas and to Boul der CHy where they saw the Hoover Dam and the sights of Las Vegas. From here the fam ily boarded a train for home. Call Your News And Social Items to 241 LAST ALL YEAR LONG Capture it all in Snapshots BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA,TwiUt-Fl.9 Regular movies, telephoto shots, wide-angle views Now big-time movie effects with a turret-model movie cam era that's as simple to use as a Brownie snapshoofer! Just click the turret for the view you want, set the lens according to the expert recommendation of the built-in exposure guide . . . and then just aim and shoot. Fast f1.9 lens performance . . . uses inexpensive 8mm film. 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