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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAOE FOUR Thursday, May 8, 1958 OPEN Friday P. M. Saturday P. M. 'TIL 9 P. M. mmamm Plattsmouth Nebr. .!IONl;:.TODD U- ""4 i V,?:" :U V .:. : . V 45; ;.: :!:: i' -V t i f ' 1 1 SUMMER SFT tlli Vinlprn rl,,. sunsheath straight irom charm to play a dual role in a city-suburb life. Fun to wear, festive to see with embroidered lace and rhinestone medallions. Fuller Fabrics' Hi-Fi, washable, silk-textured rayon. White, sand, navy or blue mist with contrast trim. - 12 to 20, Wt to 24y2. ONLY THE LOOK IS EXPENSIVE $10.99 movers choice to Find the handbag Mother's wishing for in our extra special collection. For fash ion, for pretty looks and big carrying ca pacity, these hand bags just can't be equalled. They are value-priced, too. S2n98 Spring Recital At Christian Church WEEPING WATER (Special) The annual Spring Recital was crlve by the pupils of Mrs. S. II. Harmon Sunday evening in the Christian Church. Approxi mately 120 attended. The chancel of the church was festive with many bouquets of flowers, daisies, snapdragons, jonquils and tulips. Candles were lighted by Margaret Lorensen and Mary Llndsey preceding the program. Mrs. Harmon gave a Welcome to the guests. The following program was presented: "The Village Chap- fl". organ prelude, Marlbelle Elliott; "The Caissons Go Roll ing Along", David Duwe; "Fea ther in My Cap , Ramona Sev ern; "Hobgoblin", Tommy Mee I ske; "The Rodeo Show", Linda ! Jose; . "The Puppet," Cheryl ! Starr: "Lullaby", vocal number ! Carol Nickels. Also "The Fawn in the For est", Carol Schlueter; "A Wist ! ful Paper Doll", Margaret Lor ensen; "Winter Song", Diann ; Rector; "Raindrops", Phyllis Hohman; "The Happy Banjo", Ann Callahan; "Chinese Rose," vocal number, Shirley Upton; "Wayside Rose," Mary Lindsey; "Princess Etude". Nancy Eh lers; "Whirligig", Helen Math er; "Sea Sparkle", Carol Nick els. "Moonlight Romance," Mary Alice Wood; "Allahs Holiday", Dickie Elliott; "Four Loves in My Heart", vocal number, Nan cy Ehlers; "La Grace",, Cathy Callahan; "Finale From Sonata in E Flat", Connie Switzer; "Al bum Leaf in D". Geraldine Mi chelsen; "Moto Perpctuo" Su san Wood; "Dawn", vocal num. ber, Sharon Stock; "Feux-Foll-ets", Marlbelle Elliott and the final number was an organ se lection, "Melody", by Susan Wo od. Pictures of the pupils was ta ken at the close of the recital by Mr. Harmon. Keeping in Touch Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Amato of Plattsmouth were among the 150 doctors and wives attending the 53rd Annual Nebraska Optome trie Association Convention in Hastings, May 3-5. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Covert of this city were at. Council Bl uffs Sunday to enjoy a family dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jerry Dennis, the lat ter a granddaughter of Mrs. Co vert. Other guests were Mr, ana Mrs. Hubert Dew and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dew and family. Cary Rohlfs, who is stationed at Abellne, Tex., member of the air force, is here to enjoy a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rohlfs as well as the many former school mates and acquaintances. Cary has two more years in the air force and has found it most Interesting as one of the chief defenses of the country. ! Omaha Church Scene Of Wedding LOUISVILLE (Special) St. Margaret Mary's Church in Om aha was the setting Sunday for the wedding of Barbara Jean Trovato, daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. John G. Trovato of Omaha and Frank Eugene Koterzina, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koterzina Sr. of Louisville. Msgr. Joseph Suneg performed the ceremony. Miss Janet Massara was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Sharon Sokol and Miss Vickie Lynn Koterzina, sister of the bridegroom. Richard Larson of Louisville was the best man. Richard Ca hoy, the bride's nephew, and John Schum of Omaha and Carl and Glen Schliefert both of Lou isville were ushers. An afternoon dinner and eve ning reception were held at Tro vato's Lounge. After a brief wed ding trip the couple will live in Louisville. Roderick Pejsar Academy Graduate Among the fourteen Nebrask : ans scheduled to graduate from the Naval Academy June 4 at Annapolis, Md., is Roderick J. ' Pejsar of Western, i Upon graduation, Roderick 1 will be cmomissicmed as second lieutenant in the USAF. He is the brother of Mrs. Boyd Linder of this city. The Plalismouih Journal Official County and City Paper ESTABLISHED IN 1881 Published Semi Weekly, Mondays and Thursdays, at 410 Main Street, Plattsmouth, Casj County, Nebr. Entered at the Post Office at Plattsmouth, Nebraska as second class mail matter in accordance with the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879. v , , HOWARD LINDQUIST .... Editor and Publisher EUGENE SCARLETT Publisher MARGARET D1NGMAN Woman's Editor H- M. JOHNSON Advertising Manager DON WARGA Shop Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $4.00 per year in Cass and adjoining counties, $5.00 per year elsewhere, In advance, by mail outside the city of Platts mouth. By carrier in Plattsmouth, 25 cenU for two weeka PHONE 241 Contents of The Plattsmouth Journal are the sole property of this newspaper and use of, or reproduction; in whole or in part, is expressly forbidden to nny person, persons, or publications other than legal rewspapers (as ticfined by Nebraska statutes) without written consent of the publisher. Mrs. Donald Seeba, the former Bette Alexen of this city, enter ed the hospital Thursday and is getting along fine. Friends may write her at the following ad dress, U. S. A. F. Hospital, Ward 6, Forbes AFB, Topeka, Kans. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Seeba are staying with relatives in this vicinity. Miss Georgia White Showing Improvement Plattsmouth friends of Miss Georgia White, former local re sident, will be pleased to learn that she Is improving at the Methodist Hospital in Omaha. Miss White was injured two weeks ago in a fall on the steps of the Garden Cafe in Omaha, suffering a splintering of her hip bone. Miss White is in room 232 Methodist Hospital. Lyle Hild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verner Hild leaves Saturday for military service. He will be sta tioned at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Harry Wilson of Murray re turned home Friday from the Clarkson Hospital, Omaha. Mr Wilson is improved. Alvo Has Annual Music Fest ALVO (Special) The 1953 Annual Music Concert was held at the School gym Thursday eve ning. Mrs. Vernice Johnson was the vocal director, Mrs. Madeline Barry, instrumental director and Mrs. Dalene Piper, baton direc tor. Playing were the orchestra, The Symphonets, the string quartette of Susie Cook, Lynn Root, Nancy Roelofsz and Kathy Elliott. Also Linda Sutton, piano solo; Ronnie Root, trombone solo ; Su sanne Cook, violin solo; Linda Sutton, flute solo; Sue Ann Lea ver, piano solo. Singing were the mixed cho rus; Girls Glee Club; Ray Ro senow solo; Kathryn Elliott, so lo; the girls quartette, Carol Pr intz, Shirley Foreman, Dianne Cook, and Karen Howe; Gary Marcoe, solo; Carolyn Vincent, solo; the sextette, Carol Printz, Shirley Foreman, Patsy Roelof sz, Dianne Cook, Karen Howe and Carolyn Vincent and Jean Marie Rieckman, and Carol Pr intz solos. The baton twirlers were grade school girls, accompanied on the accordion by Mrs. Barry. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright of Den ver Colo., who has been visiting her daughters and friends here departed for her home Sunday night. She was taken to meet her train by a daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Longmore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold were Monday overnight and Tuesday visitors in -he home of thoir daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mor ris and four sons at Albion. Al so at the Morris home were Rev. and Mrs. Wade H. Odneal of Casper, Wyo., who are Mrs Arnold's r.arents. Mrs. Frank Krejci of this city, Mrs. Ray Denham, Mrs. Louis Woster and Mrs. Henry Franke of Omaha departed early Sunday morning for Sidney to attend the funeral services of Dick Slemers. The ladies are sisters of Mrs. Siemers. Private Lawrence Bethel re turned to Fort Hood, Tex. Thurs day afternoon. He had been vi siting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bethel and brother and sisters and other relatives. BIRTHS Daughter Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pol lard of Eugene, Ore., are the parents of a girl weighing 6 lbs. 3 oz., May 5. She has been nam ed Carol Diane. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hild of Plattsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. Hall A. Pollard of Nehawka. Great grandparents are Mrs. P. A. Hild of Plattsmouth; Mrs. Ruth B. Pollard of Nebraska City and C. F. Harris of Union. The Pollards have two other children, Cynthia and David. Attend 10th Annual Auctioneers Meet Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young and Mr and Mrs. Lowell McQuin, of this city attended the tenth j annual convention of the Nebras-: ka Auctioneers Association held WV A-Ulll Will kJUUliLl.y . i I Mr. Young is retiring presi dent and Mr. McQuin the retir ing secretary-treasurer. Governor Vicor Anderson gave : the Welcome. Guest speaker at the 6:30 banquet was Harris Wil cox of Berecn. N. Y., President of National Auctioneers Asso- ciation. More than 100 attended: the banquet. Dick Grubaugh of! David City was toastmaster. In the election of officers, Dick Kane, Wisner was elected presi-1 dent and W. V. Emerick, vice ; president. Board members were: also elected. Visitors attended the conven tion also from the Kansas and Iowa Association. 5m cams Mm 9 lld h mm EBi:i-.?tB m sui rr ikni mm h . it ma- saw I U?ST!L Jy 45 CHOCOLATES I n DRESSER SET M m n - b -a a m i i 1 Just any gift isn't good enou gh for Your Mother. 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