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Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, June 13, 1948 lp Miss Jacqueline Sand, Alfred Jones Married Miss Jacqueline Rae Sand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Shafer of Odell, became the bride of Alfred W. Jones, son of Mrs.

J. D. Jones of Wymore, June 6 at the Bethel Presbyterian church south of Wymore. The Rev. P.

D. Davies of Wymore performed the double ring ceremony In the presence of 250 guests before the altar backed by a lighted trellis covered with pink roses and spruce boughs flanked on each side by seven-branch candelabra, ferns and baskets of garden flowers. Nnptial Music The nuptial music was played by Miss Virginia Malicky of Liberty. Mrs. T.

C. Jones of Wymore, aunt of the groom, sang "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Mrs. Maldwyn Closs and Mr. Mai- dwyn Closs sang "I Love You Truly" preceding the ceremony. The candles were lighted by Janet Dienstbler of Liberty, cousin of the bride, who wore a floor length dress of light blue nylon with a corsage of pink roses.

Robert Sand, brother of the bride, unrolled the carpet. The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her father. Her gown was of white satin, fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, gathered bodice with lace inserts from the shoulder to hemline, the full skirt which ended in an aisle wide train was edged in lace. Lace inserts were at the top of the full sleeves that tapered to points at the wrist. Her double veil was of fingertip length edged in wide lace matching the lace of her gown and was held in place by a tiara of orange blossoms.

Her bouquet was of red roses edged with baby- breath and tied with white satin ribbon. Her only jewelry was a triple strand of pearls, a gift of the groom. Attendants Attending the bride as matron of honor was Mrs. Eloise Vrtiska of Wymore, sister of the groom. The bridesmaids were Miss Beth Kellough of Chicago, 111., cousin of the bride, and Miss Leona Ouellette of Washington, Kans.

Mrs. Vrtiska was gowned in blue while the bridesmaids were pink. Their floor length gowns were identical and were of net over satin, fashioned with fitted bodice, round neckline, puff sleeves and full skirts with a short peplum in the back. They wore matching mitts of net and bows of satin in tPleir hair. Each wore a strand of pearls and carried colom'al bouquets.

Sondra" Kay Jones, niece of the groom, was flower girl. Her floor length gown of white net over satin was fashioned the same as the bride's attendants. She wore pink and white sweet peas in her hair, a pink corsage and carried a basket of sweet peas. 'The bride's brother, Dallas Shafer, dressed in a white suit I and wearing a white carnation i' boutoniere carried the rings on a white satin pillow. William D.

Sand, brother of the bride, as best man. Elwin and William Jones, brothers of the groom, were the other attendants. Ushers were Robert Sand of Odell and G. L. Pangburn of Lincoln.

Mrs. Jones, mother of the groom, chose a dress of rose print and Mrs. Shafer, mother of the bride, an aqua two piece dress, both with white accessories. Each wore a corsage of pink roses. Reception Following the wedding the reception was held in the church basement.

The bride's table was centered with a three-tier wedding cake topped by a miniature bride and groom standing in front of a large wedding bell and decorated with small white bells, pastel roses and white scrolls and flanked by lighted candelabra. A bowl garden flowers centered the serving table which was in charge of Mrs. Ben Ahlvers of Wayne, aunt of the groom, and Mrs. Albert Sand of Beatrice, aunt of the bride. Mrs.

Ardath Kellough of Chicago, 111., aunt of the bride, cut the wedding cake. Mrs. Ora Kannarr of Odell was in charge of the kitchen. Serving were the Misses Glenna Moore, of Liberty, Marcia Sand of Beatrice, and Betty, Gladys, Carolyn and Lucille Jones of Wymore, cousins of the bridal couple. They all wore floor length gowns of pastel colors.

Mrs. G. L. Pangburn of Lincoln, sister of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Mrs.

Elwin Jones assisted by Mrs. Forest Hall and the Misses Dorothy Lloyd and Wilma Jones presided in the gift room. Schools Attended The bride is a gradaute of the Odell high school and taught Highland Center school near Cortland the past two years. The groom attended the State Agricultural College at Lincoln after graduating from the Wymore high school and since then has been engaged in farming. After the reception the couple left for a short wedding trip to the Ozarks.

For traveling the bride chose a suit of light blue gabardine with white accessories. Upon their return they will make their home on a farm south of Wymore. Dinners (Continued from Society Page 1) at Chautauqua park Wednesday Miss Clara Kees entertained members of the League of Women Voters for luncheon Wednesday. Mrs. Richard Traylor was hostess to Emanon club with a picnic supper at Riverside park with cards at the Traylor home.

Guests were Mrs. Kay Matheson, Mrs. Bob Harris and Mrs. Jess Kreuger. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Hawley are entertaining at dinner today Dr. and Mrs. E. W.

Fellers, Mrs." Vern Gowe and Nick of Gurnell, 111.. and Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

Atwood of Carleton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehmann and Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Damrow entertained at a picnic supper Tuesday at Riverside park in honor of Mrs. Sophenia Kechley and Mrs. Ernest Tophoj and children of Oshkosh, Nebr. Mrs. R.

W. Taylor was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dean Sackett was a guest. 26th Anniversary The 26th wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Nelson was honored at a picnic dinner and supper at Chautauqua park last Sunday. Others besides relatives in the group were Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Beisner, Mr. and Mrs. William Giesbrecht and Mr. and Mrs.

L. K. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Spilker entertained at a family dinner Sunday evening honoring the second birthday of their son, Stevie. The dinner table was centered with a lighted birthday cake. Guests were Barbara Spilker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elsasser, Mr.

and Mrs. William Spilker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brandt, Rickie and Connie and Clarence Spilker. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Salisbury and Marjorie entertained at a picnic supper at Chautauqua park Thursday evening in honor of the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dunham. Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Salisbury and Karen, and Mrs. Keith Roberts and family, Mrs. W. I.

Reed and the Dunham children. Mrs. Harry Pagels was hostess to her luncheon club Thursday. Mrs. Nell J.

Baker of 413 N. 5th was foursome hostess Wednesday afternoon. Sewing Club Mrs. Kenneth Reed was 1:30 dessert luncheon hostess to the Friday Sewing club. Mr.

and Mrs. George Stevens and Nelle Metzger had as picnic supper guests at Chautauqua park Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lockwood and children of Grand Island and Mrs. Claude Bartlett and daughters.

Feted at Luncheon Mrs. Mark Walsh entertained 16 for luncheon at the Paddock Thursday complimentary to Mrs. James Walsh, who, with Mr. Walsh, leaves Tuesday for Colorado Springs to spend the summer months. Out-of-town g-uests were Mrs.

John Delehant of Lincoln and Mrs. T. J. Sullivan of Omaha. Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Shower entertaiaud five couples at bridge Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnett of Kansas City as honor guests. Mrs.

M. W. Linscott is enter- Miss Mabel B. Jacka To Beatrician Mr. and Mrs.

Paul A. Jacka of Tecumseh announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mabel Bernicc, to Eugene H. Shackclford of Beatrice, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Shackclford of Imperial. The wedding will take place June 20 at the First Methodist church in Tecumseh. Miss Jacka, wltti has been teaching in the public schools of Crete, received her A. B.

degree from the Peru State Teachers college and also attended the University of Colorado. Manettia Circle Meets With Mrs. W. Kelley Mrs. Walter Kelley was hostess to the Manettia circle Tuesday with an attendance of 1'3.

The meeting opened with readings and songs by the various members. The annual picnic will be at Chautauqua park July II). This will be the last, meeting until fall. Members are asked to bring covered dish and service. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs.

Lillie Hubka and Mrs. Mae Mclntyre. The September hostess will be Mrs. J. 3.

White. Pickrell Ceremony Unites Miss Balderson, H. Conrad Spring flowers decorated the B. H. Balderson home at Pickrell June 6th for the wedding of Marion Balderson to Harold Conrad.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Conrad of David City. The Rev. W.

A. Swain read the marriage lines in the presence of 32 guests. Norman Lee Balderson, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Lee Balderson, sang "I Love You Truly." A two piece aqua blue dress was i-hosen ythe bride for her wedding ensemble. She carried a white Bible topped with gardenias and white streamers.

Vera M. Balderson, sister of the bride, wore a pink long sleeved dress. Her flowers were gardenias. Dean M. Balderson.

brother of the bride, was best man. Reception The bride's table at the reception for the wedding guests following the ceremony was decorated with roses and peonies and centered with a three tiered wedding cake. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Homer Balderson, Hutchin- taining at a breakfast this morning for her sister, Mrs. L.

P. Robinson of Aurora, 111. Birthday Honored Mrs. Emmett Powell entertained Mrs. G.

T. Reynolds, Mrs. A. H. Voortman and Miss Yoott- man at picnic at Chautauqua pnrk Friday noon in honor of Misi Voortman's birthday.

Florence Lock, was hostess to six at luncheon Tuesday at the Field club. Mrs. Roy Baker of Escondido. was an out- of-town guest. Family Reunion The Guenther Ticrnann family re-union was held June at Chautauqua park.

A picnic dinner was served at noon with 7S in attendance. Attending from a distance were Mrs. Lena Leppke of Boyd, Mrs. L. L.

Smith, Mr. end Mrs. Howard Guenther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Guenther.

all of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marsh and family of Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darnaurc and family of Goodland, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Grabouski og Lincoln, Mrs. Vera Guenther of Lincoln and Mrs. Al Lentz and daughter of Los Angeles. Visitor Honored A group of coubins gathered at the home of Mrs.

T. W. Sargent Thursday noon for a covered dish dinner in honor of Mrs. T. F.

Hollow-ay, wnc is visiting here from Willetts, Calif. The afternoon was spent socially. Those present beside the giust of honor were Mrs. Joe of Springs, Mrs. L.

B. Gilmore, Mrs. Lester Barkcy, Mrs. James ML- Kiearnan anj Miss Lulu Barkey, all of Cortland, Mrs. James Walker Airs.

R. Z. dough, Mrs. Marion Sargent, Judy ana Joan Sargent, Mrs. W.

T. Sargent. Beulah and Pauline Sargent rt Beatrice. Gifts for FATHER Choose from our large Selection KEY CHAINS KNIVES TIE CLASPS ELECTRIC SHAVERS REMINGTON SUNBEAM SCHICK WATCHES HAMILTON LONGINES WITTNAUER ELGIN WYLER Let us help with your gift problem. Atherton Jewelry Steinmeyer Bldg.

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to 5 p.m. Evenings by, appointment Mrs. Arly Frickey, Manager No. 6tK Beatrice, Nebr, Phone 117 Live and work in Comfort with son, Mrs. Merle Baldf son, Lincoln, Mrs.

Lee Balderson, Odell, Mrs. Donald Balderson, Nebraska City, and Mrs. Otto Holz, Cortland. Miss Lois Conrad was in charge of the guest book. Out-Of-Town Guests Out-of-town guests present were Mr.

and Mrs. Max Conrad of David City, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Balderson of Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Balderson of Huskerville, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Balderson of Nebraska City. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Holz of Cortland and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Balderson of Odell. Tlie bride attended Beatrice high school, summer school in Beatrice and taught in the Gage county schools. The groom attended David City high school and was In the service two and one half years, including duty in the European Theater of Operations.

After the wedding trip to Denver the couple wiinive in Beatrice where the groom is with the J. C. Penney company store. Indoor Plan Events Sport; For July and Mrs. Anlgcr.

All handirnpped persons, their families and friends are invited. Bring basket dinner ami service. Drink and dessert will be furnished. The Indoor Sports' club met at the home of Good Sports Mr. and Mrs.

Harlan Lillie and Indoor Sports Mrs. Henry Breunsbarh and Ruth for the 'monthly party and business meeting. ThcYe were 21 present. Mrs. George Elwell, gue'st entertainer, gave a review of the humorous novel, "Without Haloes." Dolores Oltsen sang several vocal solos accompanying herself at the piano.

The program closed with group singing. Refreshemnts were served by the'Good Sports. I Jesse Meddick was accepted asl a new member. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Krchblel were guests. The July meeting will feature two events. There will be an evening gathering July 3rd at the Homesteader room of the auditorium at which Mr. and Mrs.

Aulton Aulger, traveling Indoor Sports from California, will be guests. Movies of the California Indoor Sports' club chapters will be shown by the Aulgera. On July 4th there will be a noon picnic at Chautauqua park honoring Mr. NO TICKET FlfjIXG BOISE, Idaho, June 12. Edith I.

iniler, Boise city judge, plays nof avorltes. She returned to her parked car after presiding over traffic court all yesterday afternoon and found an overtime parking ticket. The pudge immediately returned to court and fined herself the customary $1. Pickrell Club Meets With Miss Johnston Miss Agnes Johnston was hostess to the PicUrrll Garden chit) Tuesday. The program on flowers incliuled: How to grow roses, Beiilali Johnson; peonies.

Mrs. C. Horn; one hundred best iris, Mrs. A. Lee.

Mrs. A. Lee, who recently returned from San Antonio, gave a resume of the Fiesta there. In games, prizes went to D. Roil and Beiilah Johnson.

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