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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. PAGE EIGHT Section B Thursday, May 8, 1958 NEWS FR0SV1 AVOCA Mrs. Henry Mascman Seniors and their sponsor, A. C. Hansen took their sneak clay Saturday leaving Lincoln Friday evening and going to Denver anil Colorado Springs by bus. There were H00 students on this educational tour. Miss Marilyn Hose senior of 1957 accompanied Miss Hetty Reitseh, only senior girl of 1958 on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dumke and Lee and their niece, Car olyn Stohlman, Louisville also took this trip. Carroll Nutzman Ala Meda, Calif., stopped here enroute to Washington, D. C, where he was on business for the cham ber of commerce of which he is a manager. He visited his moth er, Mrs. John Nutzman. They al so had a family dinner at the Lenord Nutzman home near Un- adilla Thursday and all the fam ily attended. Those attending were Mr., and Mrs. Ted Nutzman Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Hillverd Nutzman, Otoe; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rod gers and Kathy. Unadilla; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Schroder and Ruth Ann, Palmyra; and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Lenord Nutzman, Unadilla. Carroll had not been here since 1945. He is also a ma jor in the army reserve. The Golden Rod Garden Club observed the 20th anniversary of the club Monday afternoon at the church parlors with Miss Bertha Neumeister as hostess. Mrs. J. H. F. Ruhge was chair man. The Theme was "Memories". Former members of the club were guests and included Mrs. Maude Ruhge, Mrs. Nancy Car- ... remember Mother with the finest. :Wilii : ;ff imv ' Mother's Day Sunday, May 11 mm 5 i 'ire V A, ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Creams, nuts, fruits, chewies, crunches 1 lb. box 135 2 lb. box 260 sten, Mrs. Rny Norris, Mrs. Hen : ry Dankleff, Miss Bertha Neu ; meister gave a resume of the I first eight years and Mrs. Al I bert Sill the last twelve. Memor. ials were given for former mem ! bers. Mrs. Harrv Mickle for Mrs. Ed Morley, Mrs. Fred Meyer for Mrs. Lulu Buss, Mrs. Elmer Hennings for Mrs. Ed Terrel, Mrs. Carl Tefft for Mrs. Cra olyn Marquardt, Mrs. Louis Ruh ge for Mrs. True Harmon and Mrs. W. V. Baler for Mrs. Al bert Schutz. A talk by Mrs. Ernest Ems- hoff "What The Club Means to Me" and Mrs. John Emshoff, "Purpose of the Club." Mrs. Hans Jensen paid tribute to charter members. A lunch was served by the hostess. The table was centered by an an niversary cake. Favors were spring bulbs. Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Hotel Lincoln Satur day in the English Room. Their theme was "Stairway to the Stars. The group singing was led by Gordon Gealy, music teacher at Avoca. The welcome was "Star Stud ded Salute" bv Miss Darlene Hunterman of the Junior class. The response by a senior, Rob ert Marquardt. A night to re member" by Spencer Leger; teacher; Rendezvous gossip, Gw en Bochm and Stairway to the Stars by Sup't. A. C. Hansen. Each senior received a rose out of the bouquet. Rev. Zielin ger gave the invocation. Mr. and and Mrs. Allen Ehlers were gu ests from the school board. Mr. and Mrs. John Hay, Lin coln were in town on business Monday. The Pine School and teacher, Mrs. Wiles, and mothers visited points of interest at Louisville Friday which included, Pottery, Cement plant, Quarry and the Peacock farm. Monday the pupils of Mrs. Wolph and Mrs. Wilcoxen and mothers went to Union by school bus and from there took the train to Nebraska City where they visited John Brown's Cave, Arbor Lodge , ice cream plant and other points of interest. Ken neth Wessel, drove the bus. The A Club initiated the new members with a party Monday evening and a weiner roast af terward. New members include Crystal Seegel, Lois Bose, Paula Lud wig, Beverly Brinkhoff, Philip Boehm, Lloyd Nelsen, Alan Stub bendick, Jim Schutz. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wilson vis ited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bornemeier and sons, at Oswego, 111. Mrs. Granius and the Junior High students visited Boys Town, Swiftj Packing Co. and Kitty Clover Potato Chip Co. Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Kepler spranied her nnklp Fridav and had x-1 rays taken to see if it was bro ken. Mrs. Ernest Emshoff, Mrs. Leo nard Brinkhoff. Mrs. A. Woh- lers accompanied the Criss Cross and Evergreen Clubs to Omaha Friday where they toured points of interest. Mrs. George Meyer had sur gery at St. Mary's Hospital, Ne braska City Tuesday. Mrs. E. R. Straub is at Uni versity Hospital, Omaha where she had surgery on both eyes for cataracts, Thursday. A miscellaneous shower was held at First Luthern Church Sunday for Mis3 Ann Mae Ems hoff, whose wedding to Wayne Wessel will be an event of June 2. Hostesses were Mrs. Ernest Emshoff, Mrs. John Berner and Mrs. Alma Minderman, all aunts of the bride-to-be. The Cemetery Kensington sp onsored their annual donation day at the Congregational church Friday. After the regular business me. eting opened by the president, Mrs. Ernest Emshoff a verse of America was sung. A list of donors was read by the treasurer. Mrs. Elmer Hen nings and letters from former members. The program chair men were Mrs. Robert Halls trom, Mrs. Calvin Carsten, Mrs. Maynard Bruns, Mrs. E. Ra- walt. Pupils of Mrs. Wolphs prim. ary room sang a group of songs Mrs. H. Maseman played sev eral organ numbers. Three solos by Misses Linda Rohlfs, Paula Ludwig and Sally Carsten, high school students, were accompan ied bv Mrs. Henry Smith. A true to life skit, "Acid Test" was given by Mrs. Rob ert Hallstrom and Mrs. Calvin Carsten. Lunch was served in the ch urch parlors with Mrs. Roy Split chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruhge en tertained the Neighborhood Club Saturday evening at supper and cards. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Will Dettmer, Mrs. Hans Jensen and Mrs. John Mohr. Mrs. Harry Jacobsen entertah ed Saturday honoring her moth er, Mrs. Anna Mohr, Syracuse, on her birthday. Those present were Mrs. ElYin Emshoff, Mrs. John Emshoff, Mrs. John Mohr, Mrs. Alfred Ebert, Mrs. Har old Blakie, Mrs. Claude Hollen berger, Mrs. Otto Hauschild, Mrs. Louis Ehlers, Mrs. Dora Oldenberg, Mrs. Bryan Seegel, Mrs. Ranney Mrs. Mary Meyer, Mrs. Herman Hillman. Mrs. Al bert Bose, Mrs. Louis Ruhge and Mrs. Henry Cezschin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durham, Grand Island, Mr. and Mrs. Ja mes McVey, Lincoln Air Base, visited Sunday with George Dur. ham. In the afternoon, they visit ed Claude Durham at Hilltop Home, Weeping Water. (Political Advertisement) (Pnlitiral Advertisement) THE GIFT BOX Chocolates and butter bom l'2 lb. gift2 2'4 lb. gift 3 The finest, freshest candies you can buy... exclusively ours L. A. BEHRENDS, A. B., M. 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