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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE TWO Monday, March 20, 1961 Womens Civic Club Hears Lecture By Mrs. V. W. Perry The Plattsmouth W o m e n s Civic Club held their regular monthly meeting March 13 at the Gas Company at 8 o'clock. Meeting opened with the pro gram, a lecture on the history cif Plattsmouth and the sur rouiKliiiB area. The talk was piven by Mrs. V. W. Perry. She accompanied her talk with pic tures from the Cass County His torical Museum scrapbook. Refreshments were then serv ed by the Misses Phyllis Bourck, Harriett Goos and Mrs. Boyd Under. During this period. Mrs. Char les Dickens modeled the suit and hat ensemble she made and has entered in the 4th Annual Fashion Sewing Contest spon sored by the general Federation Ccrss Iffteofre Plattsmouth, Nebr. Last Times Mon. & Tues. March 20-21 .17,.' Jerry Lewis SELLA I A V4IH0EE 1 A f I r- H Int4urftim) Ed Wynn-Judith Anderson Technicolor : Jerry brings a thousand years of fun to sparkling life on the j screen! Bring the family - they I will aU enjoy It! Also Cartoon and News. Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 23-24-25 Van'Heflin, Charles Laughton - And A Big Cast IN ""Under Ten Flags" A Sequel to "Sink The Bis-mark'.'- . . . sensational pursuit of the killer-ship "ATLANTIS!" See the tremendous conflict at sea! Also Cartoon & Comedy. Mat.- Sat. 2:30 Nights at 7:30 Coming Sun., Mon., Tues., March 26-27-28 "Esther and. The KingY.,. All Cinemascope in technicolor. of Women's Clubs and Vouge Pattern Service. This is done in cooperation with the Woman's Club Service Bureau of New York City. The district judging in this contest will be held dur ing the Arts and Crafts Conven tion at Lincoln on March 24. Here winners from all the local contests will be judged. Four handi-crafts winners from Plattsmouth are Mrs. Char les Dickens, centerpiece; Mrs. Wayne Pennypacker, hat and purse; Mrs. John Chudy, stole and Mrs. Leonard Farrell, table cloth. Annual elections were held at this March meeting. The follow ing officers were elected. President, Mrs. Hugh Stand er, Jr; vice president, Mrs. Rus sell Schalk; recording secretary Mrs. Charles Dickens and trea surer, Miss Naomi Day. These officers will be install ed at the regular meeting in April. Due to conflicting dates, this meeting will be April 17. The program will be demonstra tions of oriental flower arrang ing. Any members interested In experimenting themselves have been asked to bring flowers, greens and a vase to the April meeting. For more information mem bers are asked to call Mrs. Way ne Pennypacker or Mrs. Wil liam Boyle. " I H- . Ji ll ; - it - " Ml ;! h vi k l U :! "J ' VJS i 1 m: - mil v THERESA ENGELKE.MEIER of Louisville per formed an acrobatic dance as a feature of last Thursday's Style Show here. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Engelkemeier. Watching are Marilyn Bourck, Clem Woster and Cecil Karr. Camp Creek Club At Trumble Home EAGLTS (Special) The Camp Creek Club met at Mrs. William Trvmble's home Tuesday after noon. Following the business meet ing conducted by the president, Lucillfl Hardnock. at which time, the club contributed to j the Red Cross drive, the after noon was spent socially. Members reminisced during a topic discussion led by Mrs. Bes sie Mocroft, about exerpts from the new edition of Good House Keeping Book, with the many reminders of the 75 years of progress in the house keeping category including the Cooking Changes, Foods and household conveniences. Visitors were Mrs. Woodrow Wctenkamp and Mrs. Ralph Mills flf ;Walton end Lincoln. Next t meeting will be at Mrs. Wm. Malon Aityrie April 11. . ; sai i Journal Want Ads Fay - Lewiston Ladies Croup Has Dinner And Meeting Lewiston Social Circle Club met at the home of Mrs. Glen Thompson with Mrs. Ray Crea mer as co-hostess March 13. Six members were present and 12 visitors, and the noon dinner was enjoyed by all. Meeting was called to order by the president and all joined in repeating the pledge of alleg iance. Margaret Moore and Esther Lewis gave the lesson, "Lines and Designs." The meeting closed with pray er. John Hobscheidt was a visitor and brought a box of rocks, shells and a number of post card pictures which he had brought back from his trip. He told a bit about his trip which was enjoyed by the group. Next meeting is in the after noon Aoril 11 at the home of Mrs. Esther Lewis. Esther Thompson, reporter. i Wait for the BIG exalB 1c Sale 1 MAY 1-2-3-4-5-6 Schreiner Rexall Drug I PLATTSMOUTH o PHONE 4114 o NEBRASKA The Hotel Restaurant WILL REOPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THURSDAY MARCH 23rd. 4 s at m 3 ft You are invited to stop in and enjoy fine food in comfortable and pleasant surroundings! WATCH THURSDAY'S JOURNAL FOR FORMAL OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. Corinnc Boldra NOW IS THE TIME TO USE . . CRABGRASS AND OU KST CONTROL 'KILLS CRAB GRASS SEtDS CONTROLS CHtCKWtED FERTILIZES THE LAWN CONTROLS SOIL PtSTS PLATTSMOUTH PAINT STORE PHONE 6173 Platte View Club At Petereit Home Platte View Extension Clu'o met Macl16- fkt-he home of Mrs. Franz Petereit. Mrs. John Group, acting president, led in the flag salute and club creed. "Our Wild Irish Rose" was led by Mrs. Wilbur Hubbell, song leader. Nine members answered roll call by naming their favorite dress. Plans were discussed for a tour. Mrs. Roy Beins volunteer-1 ed to write for further informa tion. Motion was made and carried to celebrate special wredding an niversaries. The business was adjourned with devotions by Mrs. John Group. Mrs. Roy Beins and Mrs. Boyne Parson gave the lesson on "Line and Design." The hostess served lunch as sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Don Steppat wrho was a guest. Next meeting will be April 20 at the home of Mrs. Robert Schneider. Members will bring an article for a silent auction. v. r"jf p WSCS Meets at Nehawka Church NEHAWKA (Special) Mmes. Jack Lindsey and Harvey Bark hurst presented the program at the meeting of the WSCS at the church Wednesday afternoon. The Sacrificial Meal was the theme. Members sat at the table arranged in U shape. The worship center included the pictures The Last Supper, Christ at Gethsemane and The Crucifixion. Hymns sung were Break Thou the Bread of Life, Beautiful Garden of Prayer Old Rugged Cross and Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone. Poems and medi tations were read. Mrs. Lindsey closed with the poem, Gethsemane, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Mrs. Emma Nutzman presid ed. Members voted to purchase new wallpaper for the church. The group served dinner last week for the men who were on the drive for the new storage for the elevator. There will be no family night in March. Mmes. Barkhurst and Lindsey were the hostesses. NAD1NE WEISS modeled a two-piece suit of a cotton and silk blend as one of many fashions shown to more than 600 persons at the Style Show last week. RLDS Women Meet At Coolmans Womens department of the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held their March meeting at the home of Minerva Coolman. Mrs. Howard Burcham gave the devotions. Mrs. Elwin Coolman present ed the lesson, poets who sang their message." Each member gave their fav orite psalm and told why It was. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Blossom Yelick will be hostess for the April meeting. Naomi Circle at Mrs. Keller's Naomi Circle of First Meth odist Church met at the home of Mrs. R. B. Keller Thursday with Mrs. Hallie Perry and Mrs. Mollie Gobelman as as sisting hostesses. Seventeen members and four guests were present. Mrs. H. B. Perry, chairman, called the meeting to order. Mrs. Walter" Rhodes gave de votions, using the Easter story. Pearl Mann gave the lesson. The Circle discussed the Wo man's Club banquet. It was announced that a mis sionary speaker will be here1 March 27. Dinner will be served ! that night at 6:30 at the church, j Tickets are $1.25. I Mrs. Rhodes led a St. Patr- rick's Day game, Mrs. Dela; Philpot winning. j The hostesses served refresh-' ments. I Coldenrod Study Club Meets, Plans Banquet in May The March meeting of the Goldenrod Study Club was held at the home of Ogla Wiles with Mrs. Arthur Wetenkamp, Mrs. Richard Spangler and Mrs. Ralph Sullivan as hostesses. Ogla Wiles presided over the regular business session. Fifteen members and one guest, Mrs. Carl Schneid:r were present. It was voted to contribute to the Heart Fund and the Red j Cross. ' Plans for a banquet o be held in May were discussed. A i "Thank you" note was read ; from Mrs. Ralph Sullivan who ' had been hospitalized recently. , Mrs. Howard Wiles had the program on "Flags of our Coun try," telling and showing pic-; tures of the 20 different flags the United States has had and the proper way to display the j flag. Mrs. Wiles read "The Am-1 erican Creed" and "Old Glory." j Mrs. Roy O. Cole played, "The Stars and Stripes Forever, and the group sang, "America the Beautiful" and The Star Span gled Banner." During the social hour, games created much merriment and this was followed by refresh ments served by the hostesses. - BIRTHS - Son Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Cowan are the parents of a 7 lbs. 24 oz. son, Stanley Michael born at Offutt AFB Hospital March 14. Grandparents are Reverend and Mrs. Z. B. Cowan Milton N. C. and T. W. Rayburn, Ashland. Ky. Eastern Star Meets At Springfield LOUISVILLE (Special) The Order of the Eastern Star held Its regular monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple in Spring field. Mrs. 'Esther Inman worthy matron, presided at the meet ing. During the social hour re freshments were served by Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Worthman, Mrs. Minnie Nichols and Mrs. Norma Nichols. CALENDAR Monday, March 20 Bud of Promise of Rebekah Lodge will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the IOOF Hall. Tuesday, March 21 The Plattsmouth Community Chorus will rehearse Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Band Room of the High School. Tuesday March 21 Oakleaf Extension Club will meet at 1:30 with Mrs. Clarence Akeson. Wednesday, March 22 Regular monthly meeting of Cass County Historical Society with luncheon at Mack's Kit chen. Thursday, March 23 District Area Meeting for F. C. Degree at the Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 23 Gleaners Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Wayne Rode horst at 8 p.m. Friday, March 24 PEO will meet at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Vic Schreiner. Friday, March 24 Mark and Past Master, R. A. M. 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