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1 'i V' f3 . J K If lr. and Sirs. Edgar Duanc Burfrcn McGuVe, Burgen Rites Held At Watertown, S. D. Church On June 30th at 2 p. m. Miss Audrey Maye McGuire of Water town, S. Dak., and Edgar Du anc? Burgen of Weeping Water, were married at the Church of Christ at Watertown. Reverend Oral Morpan officit ed at the wedding ceremony. The bride wore a ballerina lace with rounded neckline and puffed sleeves from the fitted budice. The very full skirt fea tured tiers of nylon in the skirt back. Her fingertip veil (fell from a sequin covered hat. She wore white mitts and carried an arrangement of pink roses sur rounded with white chrysanthe mums and daisies. Miss Dona Leonhardt of Brookings, S. D., was maid of honor. She wore a dress of white embroidered organdy over pink tafieta. The ballerina length dress featured a full skirt, wide pi; it cuinberbund, round neck line and puff sleeves. She wore a headpiece of tiny pink roses. K'obert Burgen, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ush er? were Gene Burgen. brother of the bridegroom, and Darreil Drake of Watertown, S. D. Flower girls were Peggy Sal ling of Denver, Colo., and Patty McGuire of Aberdeen, S. D., both nieces of the bride. Candleliirhters were Michael Sailing of Denver, nephew of HOTEL COFFEE SHOP PHONE 5238 MENU FOR SUNDAY, JULY 14th SERVING FROM 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. Choice of Fruit Cup, Juice or Cream of Chicken Soup ENTREES ROAST YOU NIC HEN - . With Dressing and Cranberry Sauce 9 VIRGINIA BAKED HAM Pineapple Glaze O FRESH INDIVIDUAL LAKE CATFISH ROAST LOIN OF PORK CHICKEN FRIED STEAK Sliced Tomatoes Corn on Cob Blueberry Muffins Whipped Potatoes Dessert - Chilled Watermelon OTHER SELECTIONS INCLUDE: FISH and SEAFOODS, CHOICE STEAKS ,,.;-,, atfjj, uluiAlLkmVAaii frtJ3jit:3fc Sit I? mm I 9. 1 vtn. t i , 1 1 the bride, and Timothy Morgan of Watertown, S. D. A reception was held in the Methodist Church parlors im mediately following tne wedding ceremony. Mrs. Wayne J. Nicn olson and Mrs. Anna Nicholson grandmother of the bridegroom both of Wabash, assisted others at the receution. The bride is a graduate of Hardinc Academy and College at Searcy, Ark., and was em ployed in the Watertown, S. D. ; Public Schools. The bridegroom is a gradu ate of the Weeping Water High School and attended the Univer sity of Nebraska. He is employ ed at Northern Natural Gas Company at South Sioux City. After July 8, the couple will be at home at 6620 Albion. Der- i bey, Colo., after a wedding trip to the Black Hills. LAUGHING LASSIES 4 H CI.l'B The Laughing Lassies 4-H Club met June 25 with Barbara Schnieder. After the business meeting they practiced thread ing net-dies and basting. Mrs. Schnieder and Barbara served cookies and a drink. The Julv 9th meeting was held at Fay Garringer home. We worked on our towels. Jeanie Sprieck News Reporter EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE LADIES' FALL AND SUMMER DRESSES - SUITS - COATS AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 6? R IS 5l OUR LOSS IS YOUR CAIN LADIES TOGGERY Eagle Auxiliary Holds Meeting The regular meeting of the Kagles Auxiliary was held the past week with Madam Presi dent Mariorie Willis presiding. Communications were read by the secretary; approved and fil ed. A motion was made that the Auxiliary would fry the chick ens which the Aerie would iur nish for the annual Eagle pic nic. A report was given by Irene Smith on the state convention which was held June 14. 15 and 16 at Kearnev. Mrs. Smtih was the delegate to the state con vention. Plattsniouth did very well, with two state officers nam ed, they were Irene Smith as state trustee and Dorothy Jana cek as state membership direc tor. Ann Schubeck was made al ternate to the national conven tion which will be held in New York City. July 25, 26 and 27. Junior Past President Helen Jor clen is the delegate. Ida Reed and Hazel Lalloda were the recipients of the door prize. Marie O'Donnell and Hon ey Lou Cole were also in attend ance. 'lue meeting was then adjourn ed according to muul to meet uLjaui Juiy liiiti. Family Visits In Southern States ivir. and Mrs. Frank Krejcl, son Jim, and granddaughter, i,yn Marie MUiuian, returned buiurctuy morning rrom a visit wuli trieir son, Master sergeant and Mrs. Bob Krcjci and chil dren at Fort Campoeil, ivy. On July 4th the Frank and Bob Krejci s visited in CiaiKsville, Tenn., with the Walter Smith lauuiy and went by motor ooat from Clarksville to Cheatham fane on trie Cumberland Kiver. The dav was spent picnicing and boating. Jimmy also got in some lisning in Kentucky Lake at Hopkinsville, Ky. Mrs. June Rikard Soon To Leave For Crete, Greece Mrs. June Rikard, daughter of Mrs. Amanda Satth-r Loh mann, of Omaha, niece of Mrs. Ella Warga, Mrs. Sophia Mason, Mrs. Harley Burdick, and Mrs. Fred Herbster, Mrs. Dorothy Meisingcr and John Sattler is leaving Omaha July 24, for Fort Hamilton. Brooklyn, from where she expects to sail for the is land of Crete, off the coast of Greece. Mrs. Rikard Is joining her husband, M-Sgt. William C. Ri kard, who has been stationed with the U. S. Air Force in Crete, since January 14th. M-Sgt. Rikard has fifteen years of ser vice in the air force of the Uni ted States. The Rikards expect to be in Crete for a two year tour of duty. Since Sgt. Rikard left for over seas, Mrs. Rikard lias been liv ing in Omaha with a sister. The daughter of the Rikard's, Geral dine and her family, reside in Omaha, at 4409 Vernon Avenue. Service at distant points is no stranger to the Rikard family as their last tour of duty was at Anchorage, Alaska, for twenty seven months. Later stations have been in air force fields in Florida and Tex as. Sixteen members of the Jun ior Class of the Christian Church, enjoyed a picnic supper Mon day evening at Rivervicw Park in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Rozell and Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Taenzler were sponsors. Five guests were also present. Mrs. Rozell is teacher of the Bbile Class. ifl ill m H fossa S CHE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY OURNAl 3AGE TWO Thursday, July 11, 1957 Church Rites At Popular Plattsmouth Couple f "' 'i s ' . ." - o -, it--. . ; fv, i a, t J I; " " ' ?, Y I t- . . K i 0. Miss Janice E. Wiles, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wiles and Mr. Donald R. Free burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Freebura. were married June 30th at the Liberty Evan gelical United Brethren Church in Mynard. Baskets of lilies and roses and candelabra decorated the altar of the church. Mar jorie Grossahans, cousin of the bride, and Karen Tilson, were candlelighters. Their dress es were princess style of baby blue crystallette. As the guests assembled and were seated, a prelude of nup tial music was played by the organist, Mrs. Roy Cole. Mrs. Wayne Schneider and Mrs. Hal McCaw sang, "At Dawning." The double - ring marriage vows were solemnized by the Reverend Melvin Shafer. As the vows were concluded and the couple knelt, Mrs. McCaw sang, "The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely, dress ed in a floor length gown of chantilly lace and tulle. The lace bodice featured a jewel ed sabrina neckline and short CALENDAR The Sunbonnet Club will have their regular meeting on Thurs day July 11th at the Max Bow man residence. Friday, July 12 Navy Mothers Club will meet at 3 p. m. at the Consumer's Rooms. Friday, July 12 Guild meeting at the St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church in the church parlors at 8 p. m. Monday, July 15 There will be a meeting of the Odd Fellows at the IOOF Hall. Tuesday, July 16 fMrcle meeting of the Guild of St. Paul's Evangelical and Re formed Church will meet as fol lows : Circle 1 and 2 will meet at 8 p. m. in the church parlors. Hostesses for Circle 1 will bo Mrs. Fred Tschirren, Mrs. Chris Zimmerman and Mrs. Margaret Graham. Hostesses for Circle 2 will be Mrs. William Starkjohn, Mrs. Carl Potschies. Mrs. Fred Sie moneit and Mrs. Emil Schmidt. Circle 3 will meet at 1 p. m. in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Lugsch, Miss Helen Horn and Miss Amelia Martens. Tuesday, July 16 There will be a VFW Auxil iary meeting at the VFW Club Rooms at 8 o. m. Thursday, July IS The Dorcas Circle will meet at 2 p. m. at the H. G. Frcy home. Mrs. Frcv will be as sisted bv Mrs. G. Sawin and Mrs. C. C. Cotncr. Monday. July 22 Cass Countv Salon No. 441 of 8 & 40 will have a covered dish dinner at 7 n. m. at the home of Mrs. "Cap" Gayer at Papil lion. Members to meet at Feld housen Drug Store at 6:15 p. m. Thursday, July 25 American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting at 8 p. m. Due to re-decorating of the 40& K Club Konms. the m.-eting will hi' held in the Consumers Meet-; ing Rooms. Mynard Unites 4 v Mrs1. Don Free bury Nee Janice Wiles Photo by Chriswiser's sleeves. Matching gauntlets of chantilly lace were worn. The tulle skirt featured lace and tulle ruffled eascades on each side sweeping in to a chapel train. Her fingertip veil, a flare of layered tulle, fell from the queen's crown which was trim med with shimmering iredescent sequins. She carride a white Bible with a white orchid from which fell white streamers. Miss Beverly Harris attended the bride as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Rose Mary Nelson and Nancy Painter. All were attired in identical styled dresses in shades of pink chiffon over taffeta. Miss Harris wore a gown of a darker shade. The gowns featured a sabrina neck line and a deep V-bodice back with an empire sash of chiffon. The attendants' headpieces were crowns of pink with small veils of matching tulle. They wore pink mitts and carried nosegays of red roses. Serving the bridgroom as best man was Bill Allgeier. Grooms men were Alan Wiles, brother of the bride, and DeWayne Free burg, brother of the groom, who also served as ushers with Her man Meisinger. Julie Bashus. cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. She was dressed in a light pink organdy dress. The bride's mother chose a pink sheath dress of chantilly lace over taffeta with white ac cessories for the wedding. She wore a pink carnation corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a blue nylon lace over taffeta dress with pink accessories and a pink carnation corsage. A reception was held in the church parlor immediatley fol and Beverly Spreick served coo of the bride at Peru College, Freeburg is a 1955 graduate of church parlor immediately fol lowing the wedding. Mrs. D. L. Grove was in charge of the re ception arrangements. Mrs. John Ahrens. Jr., served punch and Beverly Spreich served cof fee. Sandra Young and Merry j Jo Williams served the cake. ' Lois Gapen tended the guest ! book. Joan French, Ruth Morse j and Jo Ann White, room ate I of the bride, at Peru College : had charge of the gifts. 1 Mrs. Freeburg graduated from ; the Plattsmouth Schools, class of 1956 and has since attended Pe ru State Teacher's College. Mr. Freeburg is a 1955 graduate of Plattsmouth High School and has this past year attended Tarkio College. They will make their home in Plattsmouth. Miss Sandra Burch To Wed July Hth I Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Burch have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Sandra to Howard 1 Heil of Louisville. Mr. Heil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip , Heil, Plattsmouth. J The couple will be married by the Reverend Keith Delap i at the Fist Presbyterian Church, ' Sunday, July 14, at 4 p. in., in the presence of only their ini- mediate families. j Mr. Heil is on leave from the Army and is stationed at Foit ; Lewis. Wash., where the couple ! will live. Miss Beulah Joehem of Omaha was a houseuuest over the fourth of July weekend at tlx- horn.- of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Philpot. J. C. Comstock Is Dinner Host J. C. Comstock entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Mettlen from Lincoln at a one o'clock dinner Sunday. Mr. Mettlln is Superin tendent of Schools at Nemaha, where Cecil Comstock is going to teach next year. Before departing for their home in Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Mettlln also called on Mrs. Hugh Stander who is a niece of Mrs. Mettlen's. Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. James Comstock and children Charles and Mary Lois from Bellevue stopped in to have supper with Mr. Com stock and Cecil. This climaxed the day for Mr. Comstock as his speciality is cooking and baking and need less to say he is one of the best. Patsy Kay Schmidt Has 7th Birthday Patsy Kay Schmidt was guest of honor Julv 9th when guests arrived at her home' at 2:30 to help her celebrate her seventh birthday. Patsy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schmidt, 301 Hill crest. Guests were Debbie Kimbrell. Pamela Brookhouser, Janis Won dra, Craig and Larry Smith, Peggy Aspedon, Scottie Keith, Mary Lou Porter and the hon oree's brother. Tommy Schmidt. Mrs. Schmidt was assisted by Mrs. James Keith at refresh ment time. Patsy received birthday gifts from her little friends. Louis Freidrich. Fred Hild, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tritsch and Mrs. Amelia Heldt were at Plainview Sunday to attend the funeral of an aunt. Mrs. John Volk. jy-- Our ffifltoCf Drug 'Store ' JS I DOLLAR DAY nWfK SPECIALS vflf 89c HOUSE HOLD RUBBER CLOVES l rair 4 PAIR - $1.89 WHITMANS CHOCOLATES 1 t Price 1,4 KJ YOU CAN RELY DEPENDABLE P1H CURL PERMAHENTS $1.50 PIN-IT 98c $1.50 CASUAL 93c $1.50 CARA NOME 98c $1.75 DUBARRY 98c $1.75 . Bobby Pin Curl Refill . 98c CHILDRENS $1.79 . LILT PARTY CURL . $1.49 $1.50 PROM 98c $1.50 QUICK 98c YOU C.Ui DEPEND ON iih i Htdi - f UN 1 ' f- -i j YOU CANDEPEND ON A 1 M I , I H I Miss Valerie Uffelman Is Wed At The Home Miss Valerie Uffelman. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Uf felman, became the bride of Roger W. Leudtke, son of Mrs. Thelma Leudtke. and Erwln W. Leudtke of Austin. Tex., June 25, at an 8 p. m. ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, with only the immediate mem bers of the families attending: the ceremony. The Rev. L. E. Thomas, minister of Trinity Methodist Church of Lincoln.' solemnized the service before1 a background of summer flow-! ers and candles. j Mrs. R. C. Dreamer, the ma- tron of honor and only attend l ant, wore a frock of pink silk designed with a fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. Her corsage was fashioned of pink and white feathered carnations. R. C. Dreamer, served Mr. Leudtke as best man and direct ed the guest to their places was Jean Uffelman, brother of the bride. For her wedding, the bride chose a waltz-length gown of white nylon eyelet over white net and ice blue taffeta, design ed in the princess style. A scoop neckline accented the bodice and a large bow and attached panel of ice blue nylon fashioned the back. She carried a white or chid and stephanotis on a white Bible. The reception table was cen tered with a three tiered white cake with the triditional bride :.nd groom on top of the cake The cake was flanked on either side by, three small white tap ers in wrought iron holders. The table was covered with a cro cheted table cloth, which was made especially for the wedding $2.98 - AYDS - $2.79 $4.98 - R.D.X. - $4.89 $2.98 - R.D.X. - $2.89 $5.49 -KESSAMIN- $4.98 $2.98 - KESSAMIN -$2.89 ON CjUit PBOMPT PlftSCRirTION I Plus Federal T.ix On Snmt Items ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT Um THE ml flEXALL f G)& i rr r m jirvi iv n' t i v.,;c n n n ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS T H F NAM E REXALL U Of Her Parents by the bride's paternal grand mother, Mrs. George Peterson, who came from Chicago to at tend the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Leudtke will temporarily make their home at 4015 Everett Street in Lincoln. Mrs. Leudtke was a graduate of th e Weening Water High School and the Lincoln School of Commerce. The bridegroom graduated from Lincoln High School and is a junior in the College of Business Administra tion at the University of Ne braska. Those attending the wedding ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ulfelman and Jean, Mrs. George Petersen, paternal grandmother of the bride, Mrs. Bernice M. Wiles, maternal grandmother of the bride, Mrs Thelma Leudtke, mother of the groom, Roy Herskind, friend of the groom and photographer and Mrs. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sanders, Janet and Paul and Mrs. Maurice DeVere and Maureen were present for the reception. Picnic Supper At Taenzler Home A picnic supper was enjoyed Tuesday at the Rev. J. W. Taen zler home. Out of town guests were a daughter, Phyllis Harold and two children from Chicago: a son Jake Taenzler, wife and two children from Glenwood, an other daughter Patty and her husband, Dick Lippsett and son of Glenwood. Mrs. Taenzler's sister, Mrs. Margaret Colvvell, and her daughter, Carolyn and husband. Max Stewart and son all of Glenwood. Ia. CANNON BATH TOWELS 49c KITCHEN TOWELS MM gab! C! TIPTCNI 93c 98c BATH SPRAYER 69c """""TIlt"" refresher WAVE 98c HUDNUT ECC SHAMPOO $1.75 SPECIAL $1.10 3 1 1 w . i w 1 1 u t ' sf-v l.iMniMiliM T Mr MUM WMWa