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Sunday Journal and Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 29

Location:
Lincoln, Nebraska
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29
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Two Lincolnites Are Betrothed Saturday Designated as Poppy Day Next Saturday has been designated as Poppy Day, according to Mrs. Raymond Elam, poppy chairman of Auxiliary to the American Legion Post 3. Nearly 100 Auxiliary members will offer poppies or. tne streets of Linco'r. throughout the day.

The poppies are made by patients in Veterans Hospitals. Poppy making gives veterans gainful employment and the work is con- aidered occupational therapy. Contributions made by those who wear poppies go entirely to rehabilitation of veteran patients mud to the child welfare funds of the Legion Auxiliary. These funds are used to aid families of veterans. Mrs.

Carl Steelquist is president of the Auxiliary. April UNC01JV SUNDAY JOl'KNAL AND STAB t-O A PERFECT Every Keepsake diamond regardless of the style or price of the ring-- guaranteed perfect! For maximum diamond beauty look for the name Keepsake in the ring. PROMPT WATCH REPAIRING Caitvtftitflf Credit Terms live and rrirtm COM.Ml'MTV KAVIM.S (Tuu'le Mnilog oud jfetttffrtT Ca i FuU jj (THCIT Basil Boyd Gordon Ayera Locally Otcned Since 1923 Miss Sylvia Hi-idenreich of Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Heidenreich announce the encasement of their a Sylvia Jeannine, to Robert Eueene Andersen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl F. Anderson. Miss Heidenrcieh is a student at the University of a a She is a member of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. Jtfr.

Anderson, a former at the university, is serving with the U.S. Marine Corps, at San Diego, Calif. Axis BPW Miss Dorothy Louise Bereuter of Lincoln UTICA--Mr. and Mrs. A i Bereuter announce the their daughter, Dorothy Louise, to William P.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mundt of Superior. Miss Bereuter and her 1 f. 5'udents at the University ot Nebraska where the bride-eiect is aftiliated with Sigma Kappa Sorority and Sigma Alpha Iota.

Mr. Mundt, a member of Beta Sigma Psi Fraternity, will enter the university College of Medicine at Omaha in the fall. A. W. Griffin will talk on "Investments" at regular dinner meeting of Axis Business a Professional Women's Club to be held at 6 p.m.

Tuesday in the second floor club rooms at the YWCA. "Our Dollar Days" is the of the program which has been planned by Miss Mercedes Tevebaugh. chairman of the finance committee, assisted by the Misses Gwendoline Birky, Pauline Demaree, Alvera Johnson, Feme Moran, Anna McRae and Virginia Zimmer, and Mmes. Lydia and Maude Peters. Club members who attended the state convention in Kearney will tell briefly what they received from their "investment." At the state convention, Miss Nellie Gingles was appointed editor of the Goldenrod, the Federation's official publication, and Miss Gwendoline Birky was appointed state counselor.

Members of old and new councils will meet for dinner at the Foods and Nutrition Building, College of Agriculture, Monday evening. Lincoln Woman's Club Board of Trustees: A meeting is scheduled at 10 a.m. Thursday wheo Mrs. Helen Tuttle Abbott will preside. NFPOC Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary NFPOC 112, will meet 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Tripp, 2644 So. 12th. Assisting hostesses were Mmes. R.

G. Tudor and C. B. Goin. to cherish forever TOWNSEND THE COMPLETE STORY OF YOUR WEDDING DAY OF LINCOLN STUDIOS 226 So.

11 Pom-Pom Above all, the prettiest look for spring! New and elegantly feminine! lYour hair can be so soft and lustrous that the curl or wave seems completely natural. with a RILLING Permanent You'll love caring for it just a brush is enough! Complete with Fom-Pom Cut cm low cw Hair Cuts Coma in. -with or without an appointment Allow a wait ei no than 30 minutaa, 1.50 Consult Mr. Robert Hair Director at no extra cost Beauty Salon GOLD'S Third Floor 7-1211 PENNE liy Owens i 7.1 1 1'Yderui Security Bllg. BEAUTIFUL 8x10 Klark ami While PORTRAIT HEY MOM! Vlotir LET'S HAVE MY PICTURE TAKEN! vith coupon Get Your Coupon in Infants' Dept.

Pictures will be displayed In windows. Present all coupons to OWENS STUDIO by May 13, NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Choice of 2 poies! INFANTS' RECEIVING BLANKETS Fine cotton for softness and aljsorbenry. MUSLIN FITTED CRIB SHEETS standard size crib. Sanfor- izcd. 50 NYLON FILLED QUILTED BLANKETS FULL SIZE CRIB MATTRESS INCLUDED Hardwood construction.

Three, position metal spring. Mattress 48 coil inner- rprinc- Machine washable, drying- Warmth without colors. WATER PROOF BABY PANTIES White and pastels. Sizes 0 to Size 2 59c 49 sTM COTTON PLISSE INFANTS' COTTON TRAINING PANTS Double body thickness with triple crotch. White.

Sizes 1 to 3. LAYETTE WRAPPERS 69' New improved construction. Cotton plisse, (ripper doting INFANTS' COTTON ANKLETS Flat knit cuff. White, pastels. Sizei 3Vi to 6.

BABY'S FIRST STEP SHOES Soft leather uppers. Flexible leather $198 1 SHIRT AND PANTY SETS Print and solid combinations. Embroidered waterproof INFANTS' SLEEVELESS PULLOVER VEST T-argc neck for easy dressing. Cool sleeveless style for summer. 39 HUMPTY DUMPTY CRIB EXERCISER Ideal for developing child.

Strong construction, pastel colors. SERVA-TOT HOT PLATE 3 section transparent tray. Keeps food warm longer time. REGULAR LAYETTE FEEDING KIT 40 pieces including: fij bottles, caps, discs, 7 nipples and 1 $159 INFANTS' 3 PIECE TERRY CLOTH SETS Top, pants and booties For calinjt, -4 AQ or plavinp. fy Prints and solid colors.

1 INFANTS' TERRY CLOTH BIBS Waterproofed, plastic backed. Elastic neck opening with closure. 59' INFANTS' NYLON DRESSES Beautiful, hand embroidered, Deep hem, wide sweep skirts. 1 98 Cotton Flannelette DIAPERS Strongly sewn scams. Generous KNIT TOWEL, FACE CLOTH SETS Smooth texture for lender skin.

Thick pile absorbs moisture quickly. TODDLERS' POLO SHIRTS Flat knit combed cotton. Pastels and while. Sizes 1 to 4. INFANTS' CRIB BUMPER PAD Thickly padded for protection.

Water repellent, easily cleaned. 1 INFANTS' BASSINETTE A I.INKR Woven fibre construction. Folding attached lo body. Two carrying handles, roller casters. $088 INFANTS' PLAY PEN PAD Thickly padded for comfort.

1 Water repellent, easily cleaned. STURDY HARDWOOD PLAY PEN $1975 Floor raised A inches. Plastic teeth- injr rail. 13 8 NURSERY TRAINING CHAIR For baby's comfort and safety. Hardwood construction.

METAL BODY BABY WALKER Folding tubular push handle. Swivel action front wheels. 9 50 Infants' Short Sleeve PULLOVER VEST Fasy to put on take off. Expandable neck opening. While.

Sices 0 lo 3. 49' EVFA1NTS' PLASTIC BATHTUB Oval shape. 23 5 2 INFANTS' BOTTLE STERILIZER All aluminum, nickel plate rack. 7 1 nipple jar. DOUBLE ZIPPER CARRY-ME-BAB baby bottled hot or cool.

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