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COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL-DECEMBER 20, 1948. Miss Nissen Is Bride of Bob Bell Sunday afternoon in SI Paul's Episcopal church Miss Eleanor Mssen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold of Walnut, became the bride of Bob Bell, son of Mr and Mrs W. Bell The Rev Albert Baker officiated at the double ring ceremony and Miss Ruth Musil of Omaha was the organist. She accompanied the brides mother, when she sang nup tial selections A green and i color scheme was earned out i sprigs of green holly on the white fur muffs carried by the bridal attendants The bride wore a gown of white slipper satin styled with a hoop skirt ard court tram Her fingertip veil of French il lusion fell from a tiara of real stephanotis and she carried a shower bouquet of stephanotis and gardenias Mrs Robert Knedeman of Badger, sisfer of the bride, wore a gown of i satin, with a i net over skirt, as matron of honor Bridesmaids, i Chenault of Clear Lake wore green satin and Mrs Glen Julesgaard of Atlantic wore a gown of white satin and white net Misses Ann and Arietta Koch of Omaha lighted the tapers preceding the ceremony, assisted by Miss Jean Bell, sister of the bridegroom Trudy lessen, sis ter of the bride was the ring bearer and James Abhton of Lone Tree was the best man Ushering were Robert Kriede man of Badger, Wis and Ised Billick of Iowa City A reception for 300 guests followed in the ballroom of the Hotel Chieftain, with the green and i color scheme repeated A tiered wedding cake centered the serving table and small cake boxes in baskets were the favors The couple left on a wed ding trip south through the Ozarks to the Gulf of MCMCO, i by way of Tonnes see After Dec 31 i be at home at 1630 Atchison in i Ind where the are pmployed It! Gary Strohbehn Is Host Saturday Gars Strohbehn was host to a group of neighborhood playmates at a.

Christmas party Saturday evening at his home Games were played and there was a Christmas gift exchange Bidden guests i Kathleen Butler, Donnda Ja cobs Donald a Arnold, Jeanette Hopkins Roger and Philip How-land, and Lynell Strobehn Mrs Don Strobehn, mother of the host was assisted in serving the ice cream and holi day cookies by Mrs Mae Scott and Mrs Irwm Scott of Under wood. Carlson Smothers Rites A MISS LOIS Smothers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Smothers became the bride of James Carlson of Hollywood, a i Dec 11 in the "Wee Kirk O' the Heather in Los Vegas, Nev Attending the couple was the bridegroom twin brother, his parents ard Miss Lois Christensen, all of Hollywood The bride has been employed in a sture at Pasadena and her husband served in the United States coast guard during the war He is now employed by the Edison company. The couple is at home in Alto Sierra, Calif. MINOS Ktuer WITH EVCKY BRtATH You know what wonderful re- liel you get when you rub on Vicks VapoRub' Now when you have a nagging, raspy cough due to a cold here special way to use Vicks VapoRub It's VapoRub Steam and it brings grand re- Jisf CT a hurry' Put a good spoonful of Ticks VapoRub in a bowl of boiling water or vaporizer Then Inhale the soothing VapoRub Steam The medicated vapors penetrate direct to cold-congested upper bronchial tubes and bring relief with every angle it! A Wonderful Feeling! By Ruth Millett Highlights of the Chnstmaa rnas season When the man at the postoffice stamps the last one of packages that has to be mailed you ti nally find i Chnsmas tree, net too tall and not too short not too skinny a not too widespread. Millett you finally come across the "perfect" gift for a hard to find something for person who is on every list When the tree is decorated even to the star on top-and every light is shining bright- When the children finally go tc sleep on Christmas Eve and the grownups can have their fun, bringing out the toys and trying out to make sure they work Biggest moment The moment the kids make a dash for the tree and each one heads first for the toy a was to be his 'big" present the man of the house beams convincingly over the reasonable gift you finally bought him knowing (he would have to foot the i instead of the i extravagant present you wished you could get him When the family sits down together to Christmas dinner --each rrcmber of the familv fppling a and happy and loved When close friends stop in bring their Christmas greetings in person the day ends and as the a i says 'Good night" to each other someone remarks believo this is the nicest Christmas we have ever a Miss Gotsdiner's Attendants All Wear White Personals Aniving Mondav evening from thnir home in Washington i be Mr and Mrs.

Harold to spend the holi. davs i Air and Mrs A Fair Mr and Mrs Ervm Kreft left Saturday for a two week vacation in the south They i visit Galveston Tex, and other points of interest along the Gulf of Mexico They plan to spend Christmas in New Orleans Mrs Kreft is a member of the Avenue faculty Miss Joanne Strohbehn is "home from the University of Georgia at Athens where she is a student She will spend the vacation i her parents, Mr and Mrs Herman Strohbe'nn, returning to school Jan 3 -ucky Dozen Holds Gift Exchange Party The Lucky Dozen club had a pot luck supper Saturday and gift exchange In pinochle prizes went to Mr and Mrs Will Suden, Mrs Charles Moore Mrs Cal John son William Zobel, and Arne Hansen Next meeting, Jan 8 will be with Mrs Lola Norman, 522 North Ninth street Miss Drake Engaged WALNUT Mr and Mrs George I Drake of Walnut an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Esther to Earl Caddock jr Miss Drake has been em ployed by the Walnut State Bank since graduation from high school Her fiance is thp son of Mr and Mrs Earl Caddock of Walnut No definite date has been set for the wedding Sociaf Calendar TUESDAY Helping Hand, 11 45 a Mrs Law rence Hoge, 1223 Fifth avenue Tuesday History club 1 Mrs Ward Folsom, 13" Third street Friendly Bunko club 1 Mrs One! Cam, 1314 Eighteenth avenue club 1 30 Mrs Harrv Peck, 717 First avenue Open house 2 5 Schneider, 432 East Pierce street Han Session club, 6 30 Mrs McConnell 1112 Fourth avenue Dorcas society, 7 30 Mrs Jimmy Munson, 336 Lincoln avenue St. Mary chapter, 7 30 St Paul's Episcopal church Chapter GQ, E. 0, 7.45 p. Miss Gladys Crum, 227 Lafayette Crestomathean class, 8 Jennie Edmundson- hospital nurses' home Zeta Kappa party, 8 Miss Marv Howlette, 15 Oak street Unit 1 Beaux Arts room Hotel Chieftain Catholic Daughters of Am erica, partv.

St Francis church hall --Constal le photo Mis. Sellz In the Hotel Fontenelle Sunday at 4 Miss Eileen Gotsdmer became the bride of Norman Sellz of Los Angeles She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gotsdmer The black mirror room of the hotel was a contrasting setting for the all white ceremony The service took place under a satin canopy covered with huckleberry and white pom pons and in the background were candelabra and woodwardia Rabbi Israel Mowshowitz and Cantor Edgar of Beth-El synagogue, Omaha, officiated. Mrs Stuart Muskin sang, ac- companieo. by Miss Florence Nerenberg The bridegroom is tse son of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Sellz of Los Angeles. Miss Shirley Sellz of Los Angeles, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of nonor.

Her white faille gown had a sweetheart neckline, the flounced bottom draped into a bustle at the back She wore a white Mary Queen of Scots hat, and carried a white satin muff with red roses arranged in heart shape, like the bridesmaids' They were Miss Sally Rosinsky of Los Angeles, Miss Barbara Robinson of Des Moines and Hiss Beverly Redman of Burlington Their white faille gowns had high necklines and wide crushed bands at the hipline, extending i floor length sashes in back. The brides dress of ivory satin had a fitted bodice topped by a pointed collar of imported Swiss lace, the lace used in a point covering the back of her hand. A pleated peplum at the hips gathered into a bustle above a three- yard train. Her veil fell from a headband of pearls The bride carried a crescent shaped bouquet of gardenias centered with a white orchid The gown was borrowed from a cousin of the bride, Mrs Phil Sokolof. Edward Sellz of Los Angeles was best man for his brother Ushers were Howard Sellz of Los Angeles, Yale Gotsdmer, brother of the bride, Harold Gosdmer and Robert Press, both of Des Moines.

At the dinner following the service, tables were centered with white candles and pom pons The bride's table had silver eucalyptus leaves in chrysanthemum piece, and plumosa festooned at the front Gardenias circled the wedding cake, which Mrs Sam Hoffman cut. Guests from out of town included Messrs and Mesdames Arthur Rosmsky and daugh ters, Phillip of San Francisco; Izzie Rosmsky and children, Irving Malashock, Sam Harmel, Henry Mafluff and Sam Beber of Los Angeles, and Mr and Mrs John Gots- dmer and Haroia of Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs Sellz left for motor trip to Los Angeles where they will make their home vlrs. Wild Notes 5th Anniversary Mrs.

Flora Wild noted her eighty fifth birthday anniver sary at her home, Friday Among the gifts and cards she received from relatives and nends was a bouquet of chrysanthemums from relatives in Nebraska December Bnde of Randolph Man At the Broadway Methodist church, Dec 12, Mis Marjorie Mae Bergman became the bride of Allan Fichter, son of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Fichter of Randolph The bride iF the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allen Bergman of Corning The Rev. Reed officiated at the double ring ceremony and, preceding the ceremony, Miss Janice Shawler sang nuptial selections, accompanied at the organ by Miss Esther Bmtz Miss Lois Bergman of Corning was her sister's maid of honor and Boyd Fichter of Randolph was the best man Ushers were Glen Howery, Bill Fichter and Robert Kilpatrick, all of Randolph and John Bergman of Corning. The bride wore a gray gabardine suit with winter white and black accessories shoulder corsage was an orchid and she carried a white Bible Her sister wore a grey suit and a shoulder corsage of pink carnations A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs William Shawler, uncle and aunt of the bride, with Miss Darlene Wickman serving and Miss Leah Davis of Bethany, Mo, pouring The table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake and the color scheme of pink and white was used.

Miss Nina Woods had the guest book and Miss Phyllis Derby of Avoca showed the gifts All assisting at the reception were classmates of the bride at the Jennie Edmundson hospital School of Nursing The bride is a graduate of Corning high school and was graduated from the nursing school in September of this year Mr Fichter is a graduate of Randolph high school and at the present time is engaged in farming near there On completion of a short wedding trip in Kansas City, Mo, the couple will make its home on a farm near Randolph vliss McPherson to Wed PISGAH Friends have received invitations to the wedding of Miss Evelyn Clare McPherson, daughter of Mr and Mrs McPherson, and her fiance, Rodney Ralph Berger of Omaha The couple will be married at the Hanscom Park Methodist church in Omaha Dec 30, with a reception following in the church parlors The bride elect is employed in Omaha and her fiance is a student at Wayne State college in Wayne, Neb 'uesdcry History Club will have a Christmas party Tuesday at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ward Folsom, 137 Third street. Supper Follows Sunday Cantata After the Christmas cantata at Dodge Memorial Congregational church Sunday evening, two friends were hostesses at a Christmas party Miss Leitha Rau and Miss Jackie Dettman entertained a group of Thomas Jefferson high schoolmates at a supper at the Rau home. The group exchanged Christmas gifts and spent the evening singing carols, accompanied by Miss Gloria Hummel The gifts in the Christmas wrappings were arranged on the buffet From each one a red or green ribbon extended into a giant bow above the buffet mirror Each guest chose a ribbon from the bow and followed it to a gift. The supper table was lighted by red candles in holly wreaths and in a birchwood yule log centerpiece Open face sandwiches carried out the Christmas theme, and white frosted cakes each had a letter of the greeting, "Merry Christmas" and were arranged in order on the table Present besides the hostesses were Misses Barbara Butler, Gwen Barber, Patricia Fobes, Patricia Talbot, Joanne Gallagher, Theresa Youngs, Pat Flaxbeard, Pat Baker, Eileen Lenihan, Dons Woods, Mureen Mullins, Joan Warden, Pat Stanley, Janice Milne, Jean Schultz and Joyce Mordhorst Diane Roarty Is Honored Sunday Diane Roariy was honored on her third birthday anniversary at a party Sunday afternoon.

Her mother Mrs Harold Roarty entertained wth the honoree's grandmother, Mrs A C. Given at the latter's home. A miniature Santa Claus in his white sleigh drawn by reindeer, centered the refreshment table and was filled with gift favors for each guest A special highlight of the afternoon was a dog and cat show, pets of the household were dressed in crepe paper costumes as pomsettias and paraded for the party guests. Each received a Santa Claus boot filled with candy and pomsettia hat for favors. Bidden guests i Mark, Michael and Maureen Skipton, Connie Kurd, Maureen and Marlene Ellis, Franklin and Carolyn Hrasky and Mesdames Milo Skipton, Harry Kurd, Don Ellis and Lyle Hrasky.

Special guests were Mrs. Vernon DeBar the honoree's grandmother, Mrs Earl Staley and her great grandmother, Mrs. Martha Reiser. Refreshments included Ice cream molds of snow men, Santa Clauses, sleighs, reindeer and Christmas trees, and birthday cake PAGE FIVE Miss Travis Married Sunday to EarhBrown At a simple service in the Reorganized church of Latter Day Saints Sunday afternoon Miss Electa Travis and Lt Earl I Brow of Cranston, I were married The Rev. V.

Ruch read the double ring service after solos by Miss Cleo Ann Howe, accompanied by Mrs. Leslie Hale The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Boud Lt Brown's parents are Mr and Mrs Brown of Cranston The bride wore an afternoon gown of toast crepe fashioned with Peter Pan collar Edging the collar and three quarter length sleeves were accents of gold She wore brown acces sones and a corsage of red roses. Mr. and Mrs Dale Larsen were attendants for the couple Mrs Larsen wore a grey after noon dress and a corsage of white pom pons Eugene Cur rie and Carson were the ushers and lighted the candles Lt and Mrs Brown are on their wedding trip back to Cranston, I he will return to duty Their address is 48 Greylock avenue, Crans ton, 10, I Three Cousins Note December Birthdays Three cousins with birthday anniversaries i i a week of each othei, had parties to celebrate each event last eek They had members of the fam ily for guests at each celebration Billy Nettles was 3 on Dec 11, Sharon Wahl, 11, on Dec 13, and Sally Wahl, 8, Satur day.

The first two parties were at the home of the children's grandmother, Mrs Mary Versaci, and Sally's at her par ents, Mr and Mrs Gale Wahl Another cousin, Donald Versaci, will be 1 year old Dec 30 Lamb cakes were baked for the parties by Mrs Versaci, and birthday cakes by Mrs Wahl These were introduced into the party on a "Happy Birthday" music box turntable Guests at each party were Mrs Versaei, Mrs Betty Net ties, Sam Versaci Mr and Mrs Joe Versaci, Mr and Mrs Wahl and Dicky, and Donald, Roxme and Carole Versaci. vliss Weaver Engaged CUMBERLAND Dr and Mrs Ralph L. Weaver announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Lee and Francis Louis Sherman son of Mr and Mrs L. Sherman, of Beloit, Wis The couple is attending Wittenberg College in Springfield, and the bride-elect is a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority Her fiance is affiliated with the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity Beenar's Select "HER" Christmeu Gilt from our wonderful collection of filmy nightgowns, slips knee-deep in lace, ultra feminine negligees, lovely lovely "Glltie" prices! 3-piece Pajama Sets Pejama humble and Hick Prints $19.98 $24,98 Gowns-- Satin, crepe and Jersey Gowns. Flam $2,2545,98 It Smart-- Uet Smart-- Stop at-- Slips-- Jersey, Crepe, Satin, Tea Rose, White, Make, Blue and Black 330 W.

Iroadway Come!) Iliffi IW Panties-- Rayon Panties, White, Black. 49c-89e NEWSPAPER! Stag Party for Warren Spetman Warren Spetman who i riarrv Mis Bettejo Burnham of Omaha an was guest of honor at a stag party Friday evening His brother, Edwin Spetman, was host at his home Guests spent the evening visiting before a late chili sup per served by Mrs Spetman Guests nv ited were Theodore and FrinX Spetman, Albert lute Leonard Munson Don Ernest and Earl Ol sen Bob Bow en Allan Jahn, Harold Ross Dick Hoff, Earl Switzer, Chuck Bowes Bud VanWormer, Holbrook Clav Jack Wise Jike Jessen and Richard Spptman Jolly Jokers Have Turkey Dinner Party Young members of their families guests of the Jolly Joker club for thnr annual turXcs dinner Sunday evening The partv, i a gift exclnngp was at 1hc home of Mr and Mrs Joe Ernst Following dinner, guests waited until the end of the evening for their dessert of pumpkin pie lighted Christmas tree formed the background for the party Guests Kav and Gay Lvnn Brendle Dolores Petersen, Jim Caster with John Kirchoff and Clemmons Hoppe. 3rown-Horton Rites LENOX--Mr and Mrs Carroll Horton of Clearfield, announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred, and Virgil Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs Byron Brown of Lenox The ceremony took place the First Methodist church in 8-LITE STRINGERS 51.69 Value Same quality with clips and continuating plug-- Ql OQ S1.79 value, ONLY. PEE-WEE STORE 58 North Main Lenox, Doc 5, i the Rev Richardson officiating Attendants were Miss Join Fleming and Vernal Thompson i Charles Lucas as an usher The couple is at home In Lenox Mrs.

Wager Honors Mrs. Pedersen Mrs Victor was hostess at a birthdav pirty Satur- dav in honor of Mrs Harold Pederson Guests spent the evening a bunko and supper was served buffet s.tyle i Christmas ippomtmonts. Prize winners were Mrs Burnice Brandon and Mrs Clir- ence Pedersen Other guests were Mrsdames Elva Bremholm Johi Buchanan. Theo- doie Pedersen, Leo Podersen, Perrv Graves and Alisses Shirlev Jean and Aim- Wager Miss Mary Wager poured coffee Woody stems of flow ers such as chrysanthemums should be very gently crushed at (he tips before flowers aie placed in a To crush the stem tips lay flowers on a table and lightly run a rolling pin over the last inch and a half of stem Tliis breaks clown the hard fibers and permits the flower to absorb water, more easily. HI RT 4- Gel MORf lot vhl you Mode 0'Day' IN HACK, RID AND BROWN I IN LUSTROUS RAYON CREPE! EXQUISITELY DETAILED WITH A HWONT CLOSING! DOUBLE COLLARI PERFECT WITH SUITt, SKIRTS OR CASUAL AND DRESS UM SIZES 32 TO 31.

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Use Iowa's C-A-S-H for Your Christmas Expenses Taxes Winter Fuel Insurance 9 Car Repairs Medical Bills Monthly and Past Due Bills Borrow on Your Own Signature Loons of S10. ISO, $100, $200, $250 or More Easy Low Payments No Payment Due for 45 Days Quick, Friendly Lotto Serrlee to Everyone in Any Occupatioa 1-MCUR SERVICE Come In Today for Tout Cash IOWA FINANCE GO, tttabllihtd 1909 Car 4lfe Md Plimr BrnnMt BlflK Lobhr ar Utrett SOLD! Mark Rich ei Paul E. Company sold 806 North 32nd Street to Mr. and Mrs. William O.

Porter. wai owned by Edna Doris. REAL CHARM Newly littid ranch home en Huntington A Seven rooms all on one floor. 100 it. frontage.

Only few years old, large gas furnace, corner lot A home that Is priced well below replacement cost, so see it before it too late. GUP THIS LIST 3113 5th Ave 4 rms $8500. 3007 Ave. A-- 8 rms $7,500 2006 So. 7th St 4 rms $7,000 3415 Ave.

E-- 4 rms $6,500 2445 Ave, D-- 5 rms $5,800 2528 Ave, C--5 rms $7,500 1214 5th 5 rms $7 250 710 S. 23rd 5 rms $5 750 3430 3rd 4 rmi $4 900 3612 Ave, D-- 4 rms $4 500. EASt 237 Fairvlew Avt. 14 rms $21,000 417 Oakland 7 rms. $17.

500 408 S. 1st St-- 7 rms $12,000 644 Graham Ct-- 5 rms $9,500 834 Ave, P-- 7 rms $7,500 758 Ave. O-- 5 rms $7,000 309 ROM St-- 7 rms $6,000 746 W. Wash. Avo-5 $6,.

704 Damon-- 4 rms $5 000 22 Grandview-- 4 rms Acreage-- 4 rms, $6,500 Call 3-2M5. Mark Rich 6937, Bob 3-5013 SPAPLRl.