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n nTimfHWIWliiniin H T1IC PLATTSMOUTH JOURNAL PAGE TWO Thursday, Junuury 12, l'JOl Attend Funeral For Mr. Garrett NEHAWKA (Special) Mr. unci Mrs. Clyde Dalton, Nebras ka City; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gar rett, Mr. und Mrs. Leonard Gar rett of Nehawka attended fun eral services Sunday at 3 p.m. at Memphis, Mo., for Harrison E. Garrett. The services were held at Gerth-Buskett Chapel with bur ial at an Individual mausoleum at Camp Ground Cemetery, Scotland County, Missouri. Re verend R. D. Skinner of Macon, Mo. officiated. Mr. Garrett died Jan. 6 at. K. O. Hospital at. Kirksville, Mo., after a long illness. He was born in Scotland Coun ty, Feb. 6, 1876. Six grandsons were pallbear ers, Leonard Garrett, Nehawka; Carl Dalton, Nebraska City; Joseph II. Garrett, Omaha; Floyd Goldsmith, Kirksville, Mo. Ted Foreman, Kansas City. Kenneth pulton, Des Moines, Iowa. He Is survived by his wife, the former Anna Glblon; sons, Harold J. Garrett, Omaha; Cecil of Nehawka; Clarence of Haw thorne, Calif.;, and daughters, Elsie Dalton, Nebraska CUy; Nellie Lasley, Nevada, Mo.; a brother, Cleo, Downing, Mo.; a sister, Annue Middleton, Kansas City. Deceased ' children were Harry Garrett, Elizabeth Gold smith, Martha Brown. Plattsmouth Lions ! Plan Smorgasbord Plattsrriouth Lions laid plans Tuesday , night, for their An nual Smorgasbord to be held in February, Proceeds from the event are used for The March ol Dimes Boy Scouts and other Lions projects. Dr. L. A. Amato and Father Robert Hodgson are co-chairmen of the event this year. Roast turkey and baked ham will head the menu again this year, with all the trimmings to make a bountiful meal, a Lions representative said. . . . . Trouble Shooters Meet at Haiths' The Trouble Shooters Tractor Club held its meeting at the hump of Richard Haith. Jan. 9. The njcpijngjKas. opened, by J vice president uene wenroem. The roll call showed nine mem bers present. They decided to see if We could have H. P. Smith come 1own from Omaha and show rflovies on tractors at our next meeting. Richard Haith is in chatee of this. The jjpext meeting will be at Gene ehrbein's Feb. 13. Members went over the quiz sheet in their books and went back vr the lesson to see if there wre any questions. Aftef fthe meeting was ad journefl, Mrs. Haith served lunch.tpeporter, David Kraeger. WSNS of Mynard RegiSdr Meeting "Into All the World Together" was tlve Iheme of the lesson pre sented aCt the January meeting of the" :WSWS of the Mynard EUB Chorch by the leaders Mrs. Roberfc Cole and Mrs. Arthur Tomaa, The '-im of the program was to mafcc Christians aware of the challenge awaiting them by tak ing a bok at the changing world and how the denomination may fit into this theme. A playlet was presented in which the lead ers wjcrS assisted by Mrs. Roy Cole, t Mrs. Melvin Shafer and Mrs. Thomas Grosshans. Tentative plans were made for World Service Day which will be held iSunday, Feb. 5. Also plans were discussed for the study class to be held soon. A silent auction will be held at the February meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Leonard Har vey and Mrs. Wayne Hendrix. VFW.Here Has Regular Meeting Twenty-five members attend ed the regular meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the VFW Club Tuesday night. Present were District Surgeon Lloyd Fitch of Plattsmouth and Past State Commander Dale Bowmarr, also of Plattsmouth. Mort Shl, satirist: "The Soviet people are wholly in favor of Khrushchev. They admire anyone who can get out of Russia." THE PLATTSMOUTH JOURNAL Official County and City Tapei Established In 1881 Published Semi-Weekly, Mon days anfl Thursdays, at 410 Main Street, Plattsmouth, Cass Coun ty, Nebr. 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