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f HE PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE TWO ' Monday, June 20, 1961 Bible School at Union Closes UNION (Special) The Vaca tion Bible School of the Baptist Church closed last Friday. The children's program was presented, last Sunday to the parents and friends, during the Sunday morning church service hour. "Steve" the missionary from Algeria, brought an interesting message during the service and a missionary offering was given him for missionary work. Teachers of the School were: Nursery, Mrs. Liner and Karen II o back; beginnners, Mrs. Roddy; primary, Mrs. Bloom- quist; juniors, Rev. Bloomquist and seniors, Phyllis Burbee. Wilson Family Leaves On Trip Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wilson and family left today for a two weeks trip to the Eastern States. They will be visiting Mrs. Wil sons sister, Mrs. Sidney Whit ten and family at Tonawanda, N. Y. The sisters have not seen each other for 11 years. Prom there they will go to Westboro, Mass. to visit Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lukey, and in ' Woodville, Mass., with her brothers, Norris and Conrad Lukey. This is the first visit home since 1947 for the Wilsons. Call Your News And Social Items to 2141 JJoixdv omxL Let us restore your watch to accurate service, re pair or restyle your jew elry. Top craftsmanship, modest charges. GROVE'S JEWELRY Registered Jewelei American Cem Society 505 Main Phone 2128 STARTING JULY I OFFICE HOURS 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday !, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. : Saturdays The GAS Company Whyt Guess at Doesn't to buy where you can rely on the judgment and integrity of the seller? We think so. And that's one reason why we earned membership in the American Gem Society -to help show you that we believe in what the Society stands for: Ocniological excellence and unquestioned business ethics and practices. GROVE'S JEWELRY 505 Main Plattsmouth Phone 2128 Couple Celebrates Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beins cele brated their 33rd wedding an niversary Saturday evening as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Schuetz for dinner at an Omaha restaurant. Mrs. Beins' niece, Mrs. John Wondra, Joined the party for dinner. Later the group joined Mrs. Beins' brother, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wilson of Avoca; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beins of Weeping Water and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wil son of Omaha, and all attended the Cimmeron Room where Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson's dau ghter, Julia, has been appear ing for the past two weeks. Julia Wilson has done well in pictures, television and theatres, The relatives were glad for the occasion to see her perform in her home town. Modern Miss 4-H NEHAWKA (Special) A dem onstration on Pattern Layouts by Sandra Stapert and one on Clothing Aids by Sandra Turner were the highlights of the Mod ern Miss Clothing club meeting. It was held at the home of Sandra Stapert June 20. The president, Sandra Turner called the meeting to order. Me lissa Ross led the American flag salute and Lois Wessel, the 4-H pledge. Seven members an swered to roll call, Name Your Project. Katherine Hansen gave the devotions, A Prayer For Every Day. The Crete workshop reports were given by Jackie Dodson, Sandra Stapert and Thelma Ket elhu the 4-H club week reports by Margie Miller, Jackie Dodson and Sandra Stapert. Sandra Stapert and Lois Wes sel served the lunch. Sandra Stapert, reporter. Schreiner's Special Formula HAND CREAM JUST THINK 3-oz. Jar 50c 8-oz. Jar $1.00 16-oz.Jar!N $1.50 A Wonderful . Quick Vanishing Fragrant Cream How Much Are You Paying for a 3-oz. Jar? Schreiner Drug MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Diamond Values? it make good sense Tlustos Family Reunion Held LOUISVILLE (Special) The Tlustos family reunion was held at the Louisville City Park in honor of Father's Day. It was the first time in 14 years that the entire family had been together. The honored guest was Frank Tlustos and Mrs. Tlustos of Louisville and his children and their families Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herold of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tlustos and Elaine of Plattsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maguire and family of Mur dock, and Mr. and Mrs. Manford Hutchison and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tlustos and familv and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hlav ac and family all of Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schmuker (a granddaughter) of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shubert and Twila of Mankato, Minn. Attend Workshop NEHAWKA (Special) Ne hawka girls with their adviser, Mrs. Helen Friedli, and chapter mother, Mrs. John Chandler, at tended a workshop of the Future Homemakers of America at Crete recently. The meetings were held at Doane College cam pus. This was an officers train ing meeting. Attending were Jackie Dod son, president; Thelma Ketel hut, degree chairman; Sandra Stapert, song leader; Barbara Chandler, historian; Susan Bal four, recreation chairman; Julia Jean Johnson, news reporter. The Nehawka chapter re ceived its 8th honorary chapter award under Mrs. Helen Friedli, who has taught at the Nehawka school for 9 years. Mrs. Friedli resigned this year. Plans were made for a sum mer meeting and the workshop reports will be given at this time. Julia Jean Johnson, re porter. Martin Rosses Of Nehawka To Take Farm Tour Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Ross of Nehawka are scheduled to go on the 13th Annual WOW Radio & TV Farm Study Tour July 31 to Atig. 14. Ross is a retired farmer. They and about 150 other per sons will make the trip to Can ada and the Northwest Coast under the leadership of Arnold Peterson, WOW'S Farm Service Director. Via the WOW Special, an all compartment and Pullman car train, they will visit experi mental farms and ranches along the route and will take in such tourist attractions as the Regina Provincial Exhibition, R.C.M.P. Headquarters, Lake Louise, Col umbia Ice Field, Vancouver, Seattle, Boise, Sun Valley and the U. S. Air Force Academy. - BIRTHS - i Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kraeger 1 of Cedar Rapid, la., are par ! ents of a 6 lbs 2 oz. girl born i June 21 at Cedar Rapids. , Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 1 Glen Kraeger of Plattsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witthoff of Fremont. Great grandparents are Mrs. Jake Kraeger and Louis Frledrich of Plattsmouth. Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams are parents of a daughter weighing 7 lbs., 14 oz. at St. Catherine's Hospital in Omaha June 10. She has been named Julie Ann, and is the couples's second child. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young of Nebraska City and Mr. and Mrs. William Williams of Platts mouth. Great grandmother is Mrs. Henry Hillman of Otoe. Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brun gardt of Hallam are parents of a daughter born June 21 at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lincoln, weighing 6 pounds, 11 ounces. She has been named Vicki Sue. The Brungardts also have a son, Randy Ray, 4. The Brungardts formerly lived here. He is now at Sheldon Station, new nuclear power facility of Consumers Public Power, near Hallam. Son Mr .and Mrs. Leon Elliott of Columbia, Mo., are parents of an 8 lbs., 11 oz. son born June 26. The couple has three daugh ters. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elliott and Mrs. Es ther Roberts of Plattsmouth. Karen Marie Eidenmiller Is Wed to Mr. Alan Spangler WEEPING WATER (Special) The altar of the Congrega tional Church In Weeping Water was decorated with bouquets of white regal lillies for the wed ding of Miss Karen Marie Eiden miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Eidenmiller of Weep ing Water and Alan Spangler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Spangler of Weeping Water June 25, at 2:30 p.m. Rev. I. C. G. Campbell officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a white dress of street length for her wedding. A chantllly lace bodice was complimented by a bateau neckline and featured brief sleeves. The full bouffant skirt was of pure silk organza. She selected a lace tiara that was entwined with pearls. She car ried a cascade bouquet of white sweetheart roses and cymbidium orchids on a white Bible. Miss Roberta Rathe of Weep ing Water was the maid of hon or. Mrs. Jerry Harshman of Omaha was bridesmaid. They wore alike sheath dresses of light blue crystalette with white accessories. They carried a cas cade bouquet of white carna tions tipped with blue. Lighting the tapers were Ken neth Eidenmiller of Weeping Water, brother of the bride. Jean Eidenmiller of Bellevue cousin of the bride was the flower girl and Lloyd Eidenmiller, brother of the bride, was the ring bear er. Joe Ward of Weeping Water was the best man. Jerry Harsh man of Omaha was groomsman. Ushers were Lewis Baker and Larry Hanson. Mrs. S. H. Harmon was the organist. Miss Ruth Brandt of Avoca sang. The bride's mother wore a beige linen dress trimmed with beige lace with matching acces sories. The bridegroom's moth er chose a beige dress trimmed with embroidery and beige ac cessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white sweetheart roses. Mrs. Virgil Graham of Weep ing Water was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Larry Hanson and Helen Mather of Weeping Water took care of the gifts. A reception was held in the church parlors following the Roy Jeffers on Chtidron Tours Roy Jeffers of Elmwood is among a group of students who attend summer school at Chad ron State Teachers College who are traveling western Nebraska and southwestern South Dakota studying problems of minority groups attending public schools. On the first trip, June 23-25, the students met minority group leaders at community dinners, native church services, schools and recreation centers to discuss problems in education. Group visited were Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Italian and Greek nationals. Another trip, June 26-29, is being made to visit Oglala Sioux Indians on the Pine Ridge Re servation. Happy Hustlers Happy Hustlers 4-H Baby Beef Club held its meeting at the home of Cheryl and Randy Strat ton. All but two members were present. Discussion topics were on calves and on how to treat grub worms. For the next meeting, mem bers are to tell and draw in the parts of a calf. Reports about calves were as signed by the leader. Mrs. Stratton served lunch. Randy Stratton, reporter. Vacationers Home Mrs. C. M. Green and son Robert W. Green and wife of Marshaltown, Iowa, and daugh ter Dorothy, Mrs. Johnnie She ard Jr., and granddaughter Bon nie Sheard arrived home Thurs day afternoon from a three week's vacation trip to Eugene, Ore. They spent a few days with a son of Mrs. Green's, Howard and family, then went to the Yellowstone National Park. They saw Old Faithful at full force and took pictures of it. They came back thru the Black Hill. They drove more than 4, 000 miles on their trip. Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Green left Saturday for home. Bring your PRESCRIPTIONS to us for prompt, personal service. Our pharmacist works hand-in-hand with the doctors of this com munity to help safeguard your health. ceremony. Maxine Eidenmuier of Lincoln, aunt of the bride, cut the wedding cake; Mrs. Ro bert Ackley of Weeping Water served the punch and Miss Pat ricia Nun of Lincoln poured the coffee. Assisting with the serv ing were Mrs. Eugene Ludwick, Mrs. Alma Berner, Mrs. Anton Nielsen, Mrs. William Brandt, Mrs. Clifford Cooper, Margaret Brandt and Georgia Ludwick. Mr. and Mrs. Spangler are 1960 graduates of the Weeping Wat er High School. Mr. Spangler is employed by the Baker Con struction Company. After a honeymoon to Colo rado the couple will make their home north and east of Weep ing Water. Mrs. Spangler chose as her go ing away ensemble a white dress with white accessories. 18 from County At Peru State Summer Session PERU Eighteen Cass County residents are among the 415 stu dents enrolled in college classes at Nebraska State Teachers Col lege at Peru for the 1961 summer session. The figure, which includes the June 5 to July 28 regular session, includes 335 women and 80 men. The two-week post session will begin July 29 and run through August 12. The 1962 summer ses sion will include two five-week sessions. The Cass County students are: Avoca Crystal Seegel. Louisville Volene Albert, Jerry Partridge. Murray Gloria Noell. Nehawka Connie Dietl, Bar bara Philpot, June Ross. Plattsmouth Kathleen Heard, Diane Kennedy, Janice Magill, Mary Skalak, Freda Stibal, Mary Welsh, Noveta Humiston. Union Mary Becker, Thomas Navrkal, Sarah Rich. Weeping Water Harley Rec tor. Buy Savings-Loan CORONA, Calif. Charles J. Brooks, husband of the grand daughter of Mrs. Henry Herold of Plattsmouth, N"eb., and Herlry R. Herold, formerly of Platts mouth, head .a group of 150 stockholders who recently bought the Corona Savings and Loan Association for $1,30Q,00Q, Brooks is president, Herold, vice president. . INCLUDES HICH - LOW MED. HEELS WHITES -BONES-DARKS DRESS-WORK-CASUAL mm OUTSTANDING VALUES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK Womens - Mens - Childrens PRICES ? ? SEE TO BELIEVE ! ! SAVE UP TO 60 COME EARLY - - BRING A FRIEND ALL SALES FINAL Donald Lavigncs Have Twin Boys LOUISVILLE (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavlgne of Tuc son, Aria., are the parents of twins, boy and girl, born Thurs day, June 15 in Tucson. They have been named Nancy Helen, weight, fouf pounds and fifteen ounces, and Mark Randall, weight, six pounds and two ounces. Grandparents, are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lavlgne of Peru, Ne braska and Mr. and Mrs. Ava Randall of Auburn, Nebraska. Mrs. Lavlgne was the former Ruth Randall of Auburn. The Lavigne's were foriher Louisville residents and taught in the Louisville high school for several years. The twins are the first children the Lavigne's have. Their address is 6441 Calle Luna, Tucson, Arizona. Lions Officers LOUISVILLE (Special) The newly elected officers of the Louisville Lions Club will offici ally take office at the July 6 meeting. Officers are President, C. S. Hirsch, 1st vice pres., Clarence Stohlmann; 2nd vice pres., Jack Welch, 3rd vice pres., Willard McShane; Lion Tamer, D. C. Huffman; Tail Twister, Robert Larsen; Secretary-treas,, Frank Evans. Two-year Board of Directors, Rev. William McCord and Rob ert Larsen; one-year Board of Directors, Irwin Inman and John Bogard. E. A. Ernst, Interna tional Counselor and a member of the Louisville Lions club was present at the meeting to in stall the new officers. Faculty Completed At Louisville LOUISVILLE (Special) Teaching positions in the Louis ville Schools have now all been filled with the hiring of Miss Carol Skillen of Omaha as Eng lish and speech teacher. Miss Skillen is a 1961 graduate of Manchester College in Man chester, Indiana and recently moved to Omaha. Other new teachers are Miss Margaret Robertson of Madison as Home Economics teacher and Miss Judy Tracy of Mason City, Iowa as commerce teacher. All other teachers are return ing for the coming year. This was announced by Jack Welch, superintendent of the Louisville Schools. . ; CalL.Your (News And'"' Social Items to 2141 TWICE A YEAR WE HOLD THIS AMAZING SALE! CALENDAR Monday, June 26 Cass County Salon 441 8 & 40 will meet at 8 p.m. in the 40 & 8 Club. There will be election of officers. Wednesday, June 28 Regular meeting of Cass Co. Historical Society at one o'clock at Mack's Kitchen. Wednesday, June 28 A reception at the Methodist Church Parlors at 8 p.m. will honor the newly assigned pas tor of the Methodist Church, Reverend and Mrs. Milton Scott and family. Thursday, June 29 Country Club Wives will have a coffee at 9 at the Country Club. In case of rain, it will be held Friday morning. Friday, June 30 Piano recital at 8 p.m. Mynard EUB Church. Mrs. Roy Cole, teacher. Public invited. TURN TO1" Li HOT WEATHER INCREASES MOTHS' APPETITES! Don't quote us. . .but it seems it must be so since most MOTH DAMAGE is done during the summer months. 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