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AVOCA (Special) The Green
Thumbers Garden Club held
their Christmas dinner and
party Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Wm. Dettmer.
All the members were present
and Mrs. George Kirchhoff be
came a new member.
After the dinner a program
followed and gifts were ex
changed revealing the secret
pals and names were drawn for
the coming year,
The new year books were
handed out.
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til-: 1'iiUiMiiouiii s I't'p liaiul and student rooting section uc ivoom H iiuanis (jiiaymg suue ironibune) led te band. Cheer-
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shnwed plenty of 'zip Tuesday nisht despite the fact their favorites leader at left is Valerie Gorton.
weren't faring so well on the basketball court. Instrumental direc-
The December Birthday Club
met Saturday evening with Mrs.
Glen Stubbendick, all member ,
were present, Mrs. Anthony i
VVirth was elected president and !
Mrs. Marian Sutton was elected
tecretary.
flames were Dlaved and Mrs..
stubbendicks two daughters andi
Snnrira Dettmer sand a sons,
then birthday pals were reveal
ed at the gift exchange, 'ineir
mid-reason party will be with
Mrs. Ted Wilson.
All members were present,
Mrs. Jerry Pointer, Mrs. Kalph
Stubbendick, Mrs. Maynard
Rrjns.. Mrs. Clara Ruhee, Mrs.
Roy Kuhge,Mrs. Richard Sut
ton, Mrs. Marian Sutton, Mrs.
Nancy Carsten, Mrs. Anthony
Wirth, Mrs. Paul Linhardt, Mrs.
Gerald Thorns, Mrs. Ted Wil
son and one guest, Mrs. Viola
Sili.
THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE TWO Sections Thursday, December 15, 1960
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Mrs. Ivan Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sturm
wore among the guests at a
birthday dinner at the home of
Mrs. Oscar Reecc Sunday. They
were honoring Tommy Reece of
Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Recce. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. E. K. Reece and Bobby
of Lincoln and Jackie and Billy
Recce.
Mr- Arthur Laughlm enter
tained a group of ladies at a
party at her home Friday fore
noon, her guests were, Mrs.
George Harris, Mrs. Clarence
King and Mrs. Henry Leikam
of Lincoln, Mrs. Winona Slep-
Mr. and Mrs. George Mans
field of Ilolton, Kan. spent Fri
day night and Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mansfield. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Warren of
Elkhorn were Sunday afternoon
visitors there.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bower and
Jennie of Lincoln and Mr. and
Mrs Ray Bower were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Bower and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nissen
and sons went to Avoca Satur
day evening and attended a
I arty at the Art Norris home.
Mrs. Don Rau, Kathy and
hensen, Mrs. L?rt Rager and , Rusty of Orrtarr spent satur
Mrs. Carl Parks. clay "overnight with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Rau. Sunday the group
were guests at a family dinner
at the home of Louise and Freida
Wehrman in Murdock. Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Krecklow and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Rau and sons of Lincoln were
also guests there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leaver of
Missoula, Mont, visited with
Mrs. Leaver's sister, Mrs. John
Fox and Mr. Fox Sunday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Born
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Darold
Miller, Ellen and David went
to Omaha Thursday and spent
the day at the Bennett Born
man home. Kathy is home from
the hospital and doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richards
an". their daughter, Mrs. Jarr-s
Murphy and littlo daughters of
Waldwick, N. J. were Saturday
afternoon visitors at the Ray
mond Nelson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eltcn Erickson
attended the funeral services
pfor Mr. Erickson's aunt, Mrs.
Emma Hansen, at Fullerton,
Sunday.
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In our Store at the corner of 6th & Main
Having decided to move to California, we are holding these two
auctions to hurry things ip and try to beat 'OLE MAN WINTER!
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All remaining stock in our store, consisting of odd lots, Broken sizes
and a complete e'ean-up cf all remaining stock, (good range of maternity
wear!)
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At our Store at 6th & Main
A large portion of our furniture and housch:ld goods! Including
Living room suite, Bedroom suite, good springs and innerspring mattress,
2 chests of drawers. Chrome dinette set, fold-away bed, chairs, lounge tables,
cabinets, practically new 20 inch Deluxe Hotpoint electric range, cooking
utensils, including West in'icuse roaster oven complete with timer and
cabinet. Dishes and ot!ier articles too numerous to mention. The above prop
erty of Mr. and Mrs. jchn O'Connell.
TERMS: CASH
REX YCUNG, NiCRP.iS Cf McQLUN Auctioneers & Clerk
The overhead bridge over the
Interstate near Mrs. Bert Ragers
farm has been opened to the
public. The approaches have
been rocked also the dirve way
to Mrs. Ragers home. Paving
operations on that stretch of the
Interstate have been halted dur
ing the winter altho some other
work is being done on the new
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott were
Sunday afternoon and supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malvin
Wiles and Terry. James Stan
der was an evening caller.
Mrs. Lyle Bailey and Barbara
Dean visited Mrs. Bailey's fath
er, Ralph Dean, at the Nursing
home in Ashland Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Dean entered the
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peter
son were Friday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jorgen
sen 'in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buell
spent Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thompson
and. family were Sunday eve
ning visitors at the ArthuP'Lau
gliflji hoinft'.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox spent
Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Bundy east of the
Platte.
Harry Lenhard of Adams call
ed on Ray Keller Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harmon of
Weeping Water were Wednesday
supper guests at the Wayne Nis
sen home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wescott
j and Carrie Ann of Raymond
' spent Thursday with Mr. and
; Mrs. pave Parrott.
The choir of the Trinity Lu
j theran Church of near Murdock
m win present ineir unrisimas
music concert at the church
Dec. 18, 7:30 p.m. All are wel
come. The Jolly Fairlanders exten
sion club members held their
annual Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Harold Richards,
t Tuesday. There were nineteen
I present. A cafeteria lunch brot
by the members was served. The
next meeting will be January 3,
I with Mrs. Martin Stenberg. This
will be a family covered dish
i dinner. The lesson will be given
by Mrs. Raymond Nelson and
Mrs. Loyd Scott. The subject:
Tin craft.
Mrs. Orlin Bennett and Mrs.
Carl Kupke atended the Hi Nei
ghbor Christmas turkey dinner
i at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Wi i Gray in Waverly Saturday eve-
M j nmg. The Secret Pals were re
:fi ; vealed and names drawn again
'J j for another year. There was also
'Ira gift exchange,
'jj ! Mrs. Emil Reike and her
rJ lovely Christmas program at the
,,g ! school house Friday evening. The
1 room was prettily decorated. A
i large crowd was present to en
joy the program and the lunch
i that was served during the
social hour after the program.
Mrs. Harold Buell and her
hif mother, Mrs. Bert Allen of Wav
V j erly, spent Friday at the Vet-
j eians hospital in Lincoln to be
near Mr. Allen who had a leg
amputated that clay Mr. and
Mrs. Buell visited him again
j Sunday evening. Mr. Allen is
I doing as well as he can.
! Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rau,
1 Russell and Charles have pur-
chased a home in Lincoln and
moved there Saturday. Their
street number is 5340 Gladstone.
The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
I Rau in this vicinity gathered
frit" n fTfmfnll nirtwi HTrtTri,i
Pij I evening before they moved. The
Si'fltrilf invito om.de t l,,r,l-,
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;Rau with a gift.
I Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Critchfield
HSnf Baldwin. Knn. came tn the
JQ A. D. Bachman home Satur-
J&iiix. L'iy evening for a weekend visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Emshoff
entertained the neighborhood
pinochle club at dinner and
cards Friday evening, prizes
were won by Mrs. Emma Ra
wait, Mrs. Ernest Haveman, Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Jensen and Wm.
Dettmer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mohr were
unable to be present so Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Haveman took
their place.
The Congregational Women's
Fellowship met Thursday after
noon in the church parlors with
Mrs. Helen Noerrlinger and Mrs.
Ernest Norris as hostesse.
' Devotions were given by Mrs.
Han Jensen.
Committees for the coming
vear were read and the annual
reports of, ,the officers and
chairman were given. After the
business meeting a Christmas
party and gift exchange were
heid with the officers in charge.
The Goldenrod Garden Club
had their Christmas dinner and
party Saturday afternoon in the
church basement with all mem
bers present.
i Four new members joined the
club, Mrs. Elmer Johnson, Mrs.
Edward Nelsen, Mrs. Elmer
Kepler and Mrs. Stanley Ems
hoif. After the dinner and business
meeting the program committee-
had charge.
Mrs. Lois Tefft read the
Christmas Story. Mrs. Anna
Mickle had two contests, Mrs.
W. O. Baier and Mrs. Viola Sill
each read a Christmas Story
and 'members had a gift ex
change and revealed their Gar
den Pals.
Funeral Services
of Mrs. Grace Parker
Tuesday at Lincoln
Tuesday at 2 o'ejock at Roper
and Sons chapel, 4300 O street,
Lincoln, for Mrs. Grace Parker,
85, widow of Rev. D. W. Parker,
long time minister of the Metho
dist church in Nebraska. Rev.
Shepherd, of Lincoln officiating,
Maryalice Macey, organist. Bur
ial was at Wyuka cemetery in
Lincoln with Floy Ostrander,
Harry White, Paul Rudd, Fred
Hess, R.- L.. Fredstrom, S. B.
Lee, pallbearers.
Mrs. Parker was a native of
Cass county, born at Greenwood,
December 13, 1874. The husband
Rev. Parker, served several
churches over the state. Shej
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1956. She was a member of the
Plattsmouth Methodist church.
Survivors are: son, Warren H.
Parker, Lincoln; daughter, Mrs.
Howard (Marcia) Davis of
Plattsmouth; five grandchildren
four great grandchildren.
with Mrs. Critchfield's sister,
Mrs. Bachman and the ladies
mother Mrs. Emma Jones. Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Bachman spent
Sunday evening with the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Critchfield return
ed home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Slote
and Rae Ann and Mr. and Mrs.
John Drake of Lincoln, Mrand
Mrs. Orville Slote and Karen
and Mrs. Harm Slote of Hickman
spent Saturday evening at the
Elton Erickson home helping
Roger celebrate his 12th birth
day. Mrs. Malvin Wiles, Mrs. Ell
Gaudrcault, Mrs. Elmer Duck,
Mrs. Lloyd Scott and Mrs. Al
Rasmussen went to Wilbur Sat
urday to attend a flower show.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Rasmussen
were judges.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson
attended v the Messiala at the
University Coliseum in Lincoln
Sunday afternoon. They spent
the evening at the Duane Nel
son home.
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