Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 5

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD UP YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT LIBERAL DIVIDENDS EACH SIX MONTHS The State Savings Loan Association Sixth and Ella St. COAL Call 78 Furniture and Rug Cleaning Standard Cleaning Co. Phone 97 Special Horse Power Electric Motors Emerson Model Price 16.95 Klumpp's Hdw. Phone 1261 GOOD MORNING We are open for Breakfast Lunch Dinner Hutch and Daisey's Cafe degree team at I.O.O.F. hall Tuusday evening at 7:30 p.

in. for 'practice. tice United Council of Church Women workshop will be from 10 to 11 a. m. at the YWCA tomorrow.

Crowned Miss Marilyn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fuller of Kearney, formerly of Beatrice, and grandaugh- tcr of Mrs. P. A.

Wells of Beat- I'rice, was crowned queen of the diamond jubilee at Kearney last week, At The Mennonite Norma I Schmidt of Pickrtll, surgery; Ron- jald Elmshauser, tonsiloctomy; Mrs. Oehm and baby, Sue Shaffer, dismissed. Xow In stoek, an unusual as- of framed pictures. Cook's Paints. 14 At The, Willet El- Mrs.

Amelia Schulze of "Johnson, Mrs Lenhart Pritzen, surgery; Mrs. John R. Reins of Pickrell, Mrs. Ollie Harms, Paul treatment; Dan Smith, of Pawnee City, Larry Arlis Spilker of Pickrell. ton- Mrs.

Vernon Boesing- It-r and baby, Mrs. Edward Kobar and baby of Wilber, Jerry Sand, LMrs. Alvin Kobes, Wilber. dismiss- fed. Notice.

Epworth circle will lhave a picnic at Chautauqua park at 1:30. Bring- covered Idish. Committee will furnish des- Isert. Celebrates Birthday John ISfha'rton, who is celebrating- his birthday today, received a K'arg-c basket of mixed fruit from in honor of the oc- Scharton retired more than years ago after 43 and one years of service at Dempsters. I Our Third Anniversary Special only.

Pig tub firanulas Iwormer livestock fly spray IfiOc gal. Friotl chicken 60c Ih. and lice cream 70c qt. Kessler's Pro: Funeral Notices Mrs. Barbara Korvices for Mrs.

Barbara Shestak tif Wilbnr. who died Saturday at Lincoln of injuries received in an luitomobile accident May 30, will lie held at two p. m. Tuesday from Lhe Shimerda Schleis funeral fiome. Burial in the Bohemian Na- ional cemetery, west of Wilber.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. tVrcd Barta of Wilber and Miss Rose Shestak of Wilber; three grandsons, Dr. Lloyd Barta of D. C-, Kenneth Barto Wilbor and Richard Shestak Omaha; two great-grandchil- Kren; and one brother, Joseph iericn of Czechoslovakia. Willaril Grovnr Services ra-e held today at two p.

m. from Iho Bergmeyer chapel with Dr. va Clark officiating. Burial in vergreen Home cemetery. Pall- learers, Emil Lenz, Earl Nichols, Gustavson, Joe Schiermoy- f.

Elwin Goelker, Floyd Shif- YOUR FORD DEALER Paul Henderson Motor Co, Filter Queen Vacuum Cleaner, Atr Purifier and Demothlng Unit and Service Oden Sewing Mach, Co. Phone 1016W H. R. Zehrunr, Mgr. Bergmcyer Funeral Home Ambulance Phone 107 Personals M.

R. Florell of Denver, was in Beatrice Saturday visiting- old friends. He and his wife are visiting the latter's parents in Fairbury. Mr. and Mrs.

C. I. Mason left Sunday for Seattle, to visit their daughter, Mrs, R. R. Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank of Holmesville were in Beatrice Saturday. Dawson Wischmeier of Burchard was in Beatrice Saturday on business. Mrs.

Zabel and daughter, Melba, of Odcll were shoppers here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Gale and Frances and Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Rush have gone to their summer cottage at Renner, Minn.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lentz and Mrs. Stewart Elliott will join them there soon. Jeanninc Allen of Blue Springs, who works at the Mennonite hospital, left today for St.

Louis, to visit her grandparents. Mrs. V. A. Walker and son, John, of Columbus are here visiting Mrs.

Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hummer. Mrs. E.

E. Beasley and Mrs. Clarence Wade are spending to-, day in Lincoln. Mrs. E.

J. Copenhaver left today for Douglas, after visiting in Beatrice with Mrs. E. E. Beasley and at Pawnee City with relr atives.

John Warren, who has been attending medical college in Denver, has arrived home for the summer months. Pat Lpnergan arrived today from San Francisco for a short visit here with Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

Cook. He will leave from here for Canada to attend a Bankers convention. Mrs. Lpnergan and son Dannie, accompanied him as far as Kansas. After a visit there with relatives, they will visit here with the Cooks.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Winkle of Pickrell were in Beatrice today on business.

Miss Lillian Frey spent the weekend in Fairbiiry. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Evern Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitehead and Mrs. Minera Whitehead, all of Beatrice, spent Sunday at Antelope and Pioneer parks in Lincoln. Weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Smith Were Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Zimmerman of Beaver Dam, the Rev. and Mrs. Ed. Knehaus of St. Paul, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Knehaus of Girardeau, and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Conn of Lewis, la. They were here for the Anderson Zimmerman wedding at Pawnee City Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Bogard and children spent Sunday in Fremont, where they joined other relatives for a family dinner at the home of Mr. Bogard's aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. John Graber and Jean Harriet, and his grandmother, Mrs.

Charles Bogard. Also present were Mr, and Mrs. Roy Bogard, of Grant Island, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bogard of Lincoln, Mr.

and Mrs. Dwain Graber and daughter Patsy of Williamsport, and Eugene Freeman, of Fremont. Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Doyle and Prof, and Mrs. R. H. Leroy of Lincoln spent Sunday in Beatrice with Miss Gladys Ball and Leah Kil- patrlck.

Mrs. Otto Sletten returned to Devil Lake, N. after visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. Art Anderson, and husband. Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Ottersberg and son, Willie, and daughter, Etta, of Filley were supper guests Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reed and daughter, Cheryl, Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice S. Hevelone leave tomorrow for Philadelphia. HeveJone is an alternate to the republican convention for the first congressional district. Thunder, on two recorded occa.

sions, has been heard a distance of 60 mileB, Their We'dflfngs "Arc News Bernice June Fielder of Esbon, formerly of Beatrice, became the bride of Bruce Corrick of Kansas City, May 19. They will make their home at Kansas City. Miss Jane Penriirigton, formerly of Wymore, became the bride of Dale H. Meyer at Santa Monica, on May 30th. The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Henry Meyer of Sterling-. Bride-To-Be Is Honored At Shower Lois Barnard, a bride-to-be, was honored at a miscellaneous shower recently at the home of Evalyn Barnard. Assisting hostesses were Delnm Niemeier, Norma Bernhardt and Mrs.

Marion Sowers. The evening was spent playing games. Prizes won during the evening were given to the bride-to- be. The honoree received many gifts. The color scheme was blue and white.

The centerpiece for the table was a miniature bride with streamers suspended from the chandelier to the table. Refreshments were served. Present were Virginia Brown, Hazel Kaufman, Norma Jean Copeland, Bertha Miller, Katherine Will, LaDonna Southwick and Mrs. Marceline Fry. W.R.C.

Plans Game Party On July 12th W. R. C. met Friday at the auditorium for the regular business meeting. Tho next meeting will be a covered dish chicken dinner on June 25.

A game party was planned for July 12 with each one to pay 25 cents for the lunch. There will be prizes and a door prize. Members of the committee will be Mrs. Emma Banton, Mrs. Eva Puckett and Mrs.

E. Ruyle. Marilyn Haeffele Is Hostess At Cabin Marilyn Haeffele was hostess to a group of girls for a swimming party followed by a picnic supper and slumber party at the Riverside Park youth cabin June 9th. Present were Carol Lind, Minnie Lincl. Margaret Grell, Olive Geiger, Carol Sue Gilsdorf, Patty Witkowski, Dorothy Conradt, Roseanne Zahm, Barbara Crosby, and Marilyn Haeffele.

The group was chaperoned by Mrs. H. Haeffele. WEATHER READINGS Associated Press Pre. Chicago 77 53 Minneapolis 80 62 .03 Valentine 75 55 .02 Sioux City 81 59 .64 Omaha 82 65 Des Moines 85 60 .15 Lincoln 80 67 North Platte 71 55 Burwell 72 Norfolk 77 62 07 Rapid City 72 50 .37 Biscarck 77 48 St.

Uouis 84 65 Kansas City 82 70 Denver 88 54 New York 65 58 ,02 Sidney 88 50 Chadron 84 53 .04 Grand Island 61 .29 Hayes Center 75 57 Scottsbluff ....92 54 HELPED BY TUC CORK, Erie, June 14. A tug took the 7,000 ton American freighter Dwight Morrow under tow today three miles off the Irish coast. She radioed for help yesterday after losing her properrer. Births daughter was born Sunday at the Lutheran pital to Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Jackson. son was born today at the Lutheran hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Lewiston. ALWARP A daughter was born Saturday at the Mennonite hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Alward. Fathers I King for a day? No, that's not the idea! come to Voortman's for gifts to lavish on gifts to make him feel kingly the year-round! VOORTMAN'S Sorority Entertains For Bride-To-Be Members of the Alpha Phi sorority entertained at a tea recently at the home of Mrs. Will Benz at Pasvnee City complimentary to Miss Jeanne Anderson. Miss Anderson became the bride of Charles Zimmerman of Beatrice Friday.

The tea table at which Mrs. D. E. Wherry and Mrs. F.

W. Balance presided was decorated with garden flowers and tapers. There were 30 present. Out-of- town guests were Mrs. Kathryn Gordon of Chicago, Mrs.

Tom Wherry and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, and Mrs. Donald -Wherry of Tecumseh and Mrs. Ray Vinsant of Summerfield, Kans. Nifty Needling Club Has New Officers The Nifty Needling club met June 2 at tho home of Evelyn Claassen. Ruth Grabowski is now president of the club and Sarah Ann Claassen, secretary-treasurer.

The June 16 meeting will be at the home of Ruth Grabowski. Deal Barbara Mailheau is "Miss Catalina," and one of the prizes won was a free trip to Hollywood, about 40 miles across the channel from Santa Catalina Island, where the contest took place. The blonde beauty also took home prizes valued at over wl'r" thousand dollars. Ex-Wymore Girl Is Wed In California A wedding of interest to manj Gage county people took place in the Little Chapel of the Dawn in Santa Monica, on May 3( when Miss Jane Pennington be came the bride of Dale H. Meyer Dr.

E. F. Gates, formerly a Meth odist pastor in Wymore and th one who officiated at the wedding ceremony of the bride's parents read the marriage lines in the pre sence of a hundred guests. Mrs. Meyer is the daughter Mrs.

Francis Guy Pennington, now of Los Angeles but for many year a prominent member of the Wy more community, active in' stat church, P.E.O. and O.E.S. work Meyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs J. Henry Meyer of Sterling, Nebr The bride wore a mauve woo suit, i'tted jacket with Peter Pai collar, floral shoulder detail individually hand sewn rhinestone and a ballerina skirt.

Her hat wa a Juliet cap of massed Frenc violets, with violet veiling hang ing to the waist in back and com ing around under the chin fasten at the detail. Sh carried a nosegay of purple phinium and lilies of the valley. The maid-of-honor, Miss Mar tha Long, now of Santa Monic; but a sorority sister of the brid on the Nebraska campus, wore powder blue suit with short fitted i jacket and a Tuscan straw hat, brim interlaced with blue velvet ribbon. Miss Long carried a pink rose nosegay. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, John Francis Pennington.

Edward Schuck of Montebello, served Meyer as his best man; and Charlton Barksdale, Alfred Pellegrino and Russell Smith, all of Los Angeles, acted as ushers. Immediately following the reception at Dr. and Mrs. E. F.

Gates' Santa Monica home, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer left on their honeymoon, a motor trip into Canada. The bride travelled, in an aqua blue charmaine gabarine suit with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mrs.

J. E. Jones of Wymore, aunt of the bride, who went to California especially to take part in these wedding activities. Mrs. Jones presided at the refreshment table during the reception.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Meyer are graduates of the University of Nebraska, where Mrs. Meyer was affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Beta Kappa. She was also a member of P.E.O., first of the Wymore chap, ter and later of BY in Lincoln, Meyer la a deputy probation officer for the County of Loa An.

geles, and is completing work for his master's degree at the University of Southern California. After July 1, the couple will be at home at 738 South New Hampshire, Loa Angeles, Calif. Beatrice Dally Sun, Beatrice, June 14,1948 5 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Tuesday Business and Professional Women's club dinner at cabin, 6:30 p. m. Duo Decim Bridge club, Mrs.

W. E. Hille, hostess. Field cluu Ladies day. Golf uncheon, cards.

Members only, S. O. S. Sewing club breakfast at 8 a. m.

at Chautauqua park. Hoag Extension club meets at 2 p. m. at Chautauqua park. Mrs.

Guy Pheasant, hostess. Nayy Mothers meet at Homesteader room at 7:30 p. m. T. C.

Club meets with Mrs. Lilian Epp, South Seventh, at 2:30 m. J. O. T.

Club Mrs. Rose Pang- aorn, So. 8th, at 2 p. m. Lioness Club picnic, Chautauqua park, 7 p.

m. Dessert and coffee furnished. Dlaconia Class picnic at Chautauqua park. Mrs. E.

E. Headley and committee will serve meat dish and drink. Each member to bring service and covered dish. Rebekah degree team meets at I.O.O.F. hall at 7:30 p.

m. foi practice. vlothers Circle At Barneston Gives Tea The Mothers circle of the Presbyterian church of Barneston entertained last Tuesday afternoon at a Mother-Daughter silver tea. There were about 75 guests present for the tea and the program directed by Mrs. John Votroubek and Mrs.

Ray Day. A short business meeting was held followed by the devotions given by Mrs. Oscar Predrickson. A tribute to Mother was given by Mrs. Votroubek; welcome, Mrs.

John March; response, Louise Showen; solos, Frances Howe' a story, Mrs. Ross McCown; reading, "Tommy's Prayer," Mrs. Frank Howe; musical readings, Jean Howe; history and aims of the club, Mrs. Roy Howe- the story of the book of Ruth! the Rev." Ross McCown. Corsages were presented to the eldest Roas Gown; the youngest Ray Day; mother with the most daughters, Mrs.

Earl Willey mother coming from the most distant Lena Rothenberger; youngest Jean Fredrickson. Two three generation groups included Mrs. Rothenberger, Mrs. John Novotny and Neva Ann; and Mrs. Mary Siebels, Mrs.

Margaret Fredrick- Three Judges For Friday Bike Parade Mayor Bert Manning, Acting of Polices Doyle Church and Renkin Carstens, YMCA boys retary, will judge the bicycle parade here Friday. G. W. Jensen, manager of the Montgomery Ward store here, chief sponsor of the event, said 280 like riders have filled out entry blanks, and another 50 are exr pected before the noon deadline on the date of the contest. tration is at the Ward sports der partment.

Fred Damrow Family Picnic Dinner The Fred Damrow fam'Jy had a family gathering and at Riverside Park Sunday with 86 relatives present. The affair was given in honor of Mrs. Sophcna Kechley and Mrs. E. Tophoj of Oshkosh, Nebr.

son and Donna Rae. The birthday song was sung- in honor of Miss Louise Showcn's birthday. Mrs. Ross McCown and Mrs. Lena Rathenbergcr poured while Mrs.

Homer Farrar, Mrs. John Riemann, Mrs. Henry Ostendorf, Miss Sophia Monfclt, Mrs. Oscar Fredrickson and Mrs. John Votroubek served.

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