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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JDURNAL PAGE TWO Thursday, March 26, 1958 Sallie Ballance of Eagle Weds Mr. Stanley Emshoff AVOCA (Sueclal) At -the Methodist Church In Eagle on March 6 was the wedding of Mb Sallie Ballance and Stan ley Emshoff. The marriage lin es were read by Rev. Bowne at 6:30. Baskets of pink and white snapdragons and gladioli decor ated the altar. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. Al Ballance of Eagle original, extluilve, patented SPACE conn REMOTE TV TUNING 4 THI tINTLlY Mod.l C-3006 lo-Boy II dlag. Mtai. 262 iq. in. rec tangular picture area. In grainta walnut, mahogony or blond oak color. You tvn havt 3-Stage Volume Control io . control TV from ortywher In th room. 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Pearl encrusted lace motifs were appliqued on the full skirt of satin which was fashioned with wide panels of lace and fell to floor length. Her fingertip veil was held by a half hat of lace trimmed with pearls She carried white gardenias. The bride's sister, Mrs. Billie Reuter, Lincoln, was marton of honor. Karen Emshoff, sister of the bridegroom, was brides maid. Best man was James Meyer and Larry Huge of Syracuse was groomsman. Kaye and Maye Berner of Lin coln lighted the tapers. Ushers were Darrell Mather of Weeping Water and Harold Ehmke. Denise Mather and Johnna Emshoff, nieces of the bride groom, were - flower girls and ring bearer was David Rueter, nephew of the bride. Miss Faye Erskine of Eagle played the wedding music and soloist was Mrs. Lois Lukes of Lincoln. A reception was held in the church parlors following the cer emony. The ladies of the church were in charge of the serving. The bride graduated from the Eagle Schools In 1956 and is em ployed In Lincoln. The bridegroom gra d u a t e d from the Avoca Schools in 1956 and is farming. After a wedding trip to Flor ida they will live on a farm near Avoca. New Mexico Rites Of Interest Here Edith Suiter was married to R. C. Mayfield of the US Air Corps in mid February at the First Methodist Church in Ros wel, New Mexico. Raymond is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O. Mayfield, for merly of Nehawka and grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester of Nehawka, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mayfield of Louisville. He was graduated from the Ne hawka Schools. After a wedding trip to the Southeastern New Mexico moun tains the couple settled in Ros well. Mr. Mayfield is stationed at Walker Air Force Base. Sewing Susies At Glazebrook Home Sewing Susies 4-H Club held a meeting at the home of An ita Glazebrook March 21. Charlene Kahler and Roberta Ramge worked on blouses and the ohter girls made hambur gers and lemonade. Mrs. Lepert explained pos ture and a picnic was planned. Food menus for breakfast, lunch and supper were planned. Each girl planning one of the three. Lunch was served by Mrs. Glazebrook and Anita. The next meeting will be at the home of Mary Peterson. News reporter, Marilyn Mohr. WALCREEN ACENCY Couple To Wed At Lakewood, Calif. April 11th is the date chosen for the marriage of Sharon Lynn DeRum and Duane Kaf fenberger at a 3:30 o'clock ser vice at St, Panaratius Catholic Church, Lakewood, Calif. Miss DeRum's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver DeRum, and Duane, a former Plattsmouth resident, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kaffenberger. Sisters Return From Phoenix Visit Mrs. H. L. Gamer and Miss Jessie Robertson returned home Monday evening from a visit in Phoenix, Ariz. They traveled by train. At Phoenix they were guests in the home of their niece, Mrs. H. L. Murphy, the former Ves tetta Robertson of this city, her husband, their daughter and son. Lee, the Murphy's daughter Is a freshman at the State Uni versity at Tempe, Ariz., and their son Tom is a junior at Phoenix High School. The Plattsmouth ladies visit ed many points of interest in the Phoenix area enjoying the beautiful climate there. They visited in Scottsdale, Mesa and viewed the beautiful Japanese Flower Gardens on the Base Line Road. They enjoyed to the utmost the orange groves, the exquisite fragrance of the blos soms, and the fruit on the trees. They vacationed a month. Local Navy Mothers To Omaha The Omaha Navy Mothers Club Battleshio Nebraska No. 42 celebrated their annual birth day party with a noon luncheon and short program at the Navy Personnel Base in Omaha on March 24. Decorations for the luncheon were of the Easter season. Mrs. Ethel Jacobsen, com mander of the Omaha club, in troduced Chief Yordy of the VA Hospital who spoke on volunteer work done by Navy Mothers Clubs and other organizations, and how very much it is apprec iated by the patients and urged all to keep on helping. Plattsmouth Navy Mothers Club received certificates of a ward in recognition for volun teer service in behalf of the vet eran patients through the veter ans administration volunteer ser. vice. Movies were shown of the Na vy Mothers National Conven tion in Boston and places of In terest in the city. Attending from Plattsmouth were Mrs. LeRoy Covert, Mrs. Edith Akeson. Mrs. Mae Fav ors and Mrs. E. Doody. Nebraska State Convention of NMC will be In Grand Island in July. Baumgart-Moritz Marriage Saturday LaVetta Baumgart and Mel vin Moritz were married March 21 at 4 p.m. at the First Pres byterian Church in Plattsmouth. Rev. Keith Delap officiated. Mrs. Marion Cockrell of St. Paul, Minn., and Ray Walton of Plattsmouth were the attend ants. A wedding dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sedlak honored the couDle. Those attending were Mrs. Marion Cockrell and Mrs. Bet tie Theisenvitz of St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reimer, Mr. and Mrs. Art Warrick and family, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Baum gart and family, Judy Baum gart and the M. J. Sedlak fam ily. The newly-married couple Is residing in Plattsmouth, Mrs. George Swayne of Oma ha fell and sprained her ankle and hip and was in the hospital three daye. She is better now and plans returnine to work this coming week. I'&lendar'I Thursday. March 26 American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. in the club rooms. Mrs. William Strabel, district president, will be a gu est. Initiation of new members. Thursday, March 26 Cub Scout Pack Meeting at 7:30 sharp! Short meeting as to dismiss for 1958 World Series Film showing at high school auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Public Invited to film showing. Friday, March 27 Fontenelle Chapter of DAR ' will meet with Mrs. Pearl I Mann at 7:30 p.m. Delegates to ! the State Conference which ; was held in Omaha, Mrs. Dale 1 Philpot, Mrs. Guy Wiles and Miss Jessie Robertson, will give their reports. ! Saturday, March 28 ! Odd Fellows will have a special I meeting at 8 p.m. in the IOOF J j Hall. All members please be pre- ' I sent. I t ... v - - - ' J ' ( V f f eWi . -.emi. ENGAGED TO WED Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Kamge an nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh ter, Miss Rita Diane, and Mr. Larry Vallery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vallery. He is a graduate of the Plattsmouth Schools and is engaged in farming. Miss Ramge is to graduate this year. The cou ple will wed June 21. Salon No. 441 Observes 10th Year at No-host Dinner Cass County Salon No. 441 of Eight and Forty celebrated its 10th birthday with a no-host dinner at Mack's Kitchen Mon day evening. Twenty-two part ners enjoyed the dinner. The table was beautifully de corated in the Easter motif; a two tiered cake served as the centerpiece, was baked and pre sented by the chapeau Mrs. Joe John. After the dinner a business meeting was held in the lounge of the 40 & 8 Club with Mrs. Joe John presiding. Partners voted to send $10 to to the bed-fund to be used at the National Jewish Hospital, Denver; also voted to send $5 to the Nurse's Scholarship Fund. Methodist Members Invite Newcomers Service men and families, newcomers, new members of the church and parents of baptized children will be honored guests at the First Methodist Church April 1 at 7:30 p.m. All are cordially invited to at tend this get acquainted recep tion. Mrs. Grant Roberts will have charge of the children who will be shown pictures and enter tained in the primary depart ment while the adults will meet in the Memorial Room. A program is being planned by Mrs. Vern Waterman and Mrs. J. Howard Davis. Afterwards refreshments will be served in the dining room followed by a song fest led by Cecil Karr accompanied by Mrs. Fred Fischer. Open House For Lincoln Couple Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Zink for merly of Cass County will hold open house at their home 3242 North 52nd Street, Lincoln for their 60th aniversary Sunday, March 29th from 2 to 5 and7 to 8 p.m. Friends are invited to call without further invitation. Seen in Plattsmouth spending their Easter vacations from their college work are Roy i Smith, "Butch" Furse, Mary j Ann Ryan, Sharon Ramge, Mary and Bill Sullivan, Janet Fred-1 rick and Marion Hild. i World's First Stereophonic Hi-Fi Portable $5$ Phonoradio Model 802 VsJ"-" rt " " Dual-channel stereo amplifier 5-watt radio 4 $00 High Fidelity speakers in detachable enclosures 5u Fully automatic 4-specd record changer LOW OVERHEAD MEANS LOW PRICES Chas. Warqa Electric North of Presbyterian Church X This fund is used for advanced training in tuberculosis work. Mrs. John announced the an nual dinner for members of the Cass' County TB Association would be April 8 at Eagle. Games were played and pri zes awarded to Mrs. Emmett Cook and Mrs. Joe John. Hostesses Mrs. Mollie Gobel man and Mrs. Tom Walling ser ved refreshments, and the bir thday cake was cut and served to the partners by Chapeau John. Mrs. Gobelman was also res ponsible for decorating the din ner table. Out-of-town guests attending were Mrs. Wilbur Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Richard Streeter and Mrs. Albert Inman of Louisville; Mrs. Emily Gonzales, Mrs. Will Stra bel and Mrs. Emmett Cook of Elm wood; Mrs. Joe John and Mrs. Mata Amick of Weeping Water, Mrs. Leonard Brothers of Bellevue, Mrs. Harry Gayer, Papillion and Mrs. Charles At tebery of Union. OUR DIAMONDS Are COLOR GRADED By Comparing Them With Our 5 Color Craded Stones, Known As CUIDE STONES Come in and ask to see them. Another proof that you get what you want in cur DIAMONDS Seeing is Believing at . . . Grove Jewelry Plattsmouth : aw" on 7th St. Phone 224 Westmar YMCA Names Luetchens Mel Luetchens, a Westmar college sophomore, was elected vice-president of the YMCA at their recent election. Mel is a pre-theological student. He was also recently elected ,-boy with the most charming personality" at the date week end banquet, where the girls get a chance to ask the boys for dates and foot all bills. His par ents are the Ilerold Luetchens of Murdock. "Mardi Gras" Coming To The Cass Theatre Pat Boone' and Christine Car ere lead an array of top music al and comedy stars on a mer ry romp through the streets of New Orleans and the campus of the Virginia Military Institute in Jerry Wald's "Mardi Gras," playing at the Cass Theater through Wednesday. Directed by Edmund Goulding for 20th Century Fox, the film follows the adventures of a quar tet of VMI cadets at the annual New Orleans festival. Co-starred in this Cinemascope Color production are Tommy Sands, Sheree North, Gary Crosby, Fred Clark and Richard Sargent. Adv. 4 II BRIDLE & SADDLE March 21st we held our 4-H meeting at Rollin and Elaine Terryberry's home, inviting an other Cass Co 4-H Riding Club to attend. All of our members were pre sent. We talked about having a trail ride May 16. At different dates we will have judging, de monstration of achie vement days. Our guest speaker was Her bert Everly from Omaha Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. He gave us a very interesting speech about horses. Our next meeting will be at the home of Dennis Petereit, with Pat Konfrst and Laurel Stoehr giving a talk on Horses Health. Roll call will be answered by describing our horses. Pat Kon frst, news reporter. Bonnie Bluebirds The Bonnie Bluebirds met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Leon Elliott Tuesday. After the regular business meeting, the girls colored Eas ter eggs. They also made 24 Easter baskets out of cottage cheese cartons and filled them with assorted Easter candies for YOU'VE EVER TASTED IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR CAR Vi Fried Chicken In A Basket French Fried Potatoes, Cole Slaw French Fried Shrimp w.l r i w . to That Famous A& W Root Beer orphan children at St. John's Orphanage in Omaha. 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