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Beatrice, Monday, Sept. 1946 BEATmCEJDMLY Stiff TO SAIL FOR KOREA SOON Mrs. C. A. Anderson left Friday for Seattle, Washington and Photo from there sails for Korea to join her husband Lt.

Col. Anderson. ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED Social Activities 1WED IN EVENING CEREMONY Mr. Thomas Costello of Blue Springs the engagement of his granddaughter, Rosie, Chila Photo to Milton Crosier of Wymore, son of Mrs. Eff ie Crosier.

No date has been set for the wedding. Wymore Schools Expect Increased Enrollment WYMORE, Sept. 2 The Wymore oity schools will open Tuesday, Sept. 3, with a faculty which will include 12 teachers new to the system, Supt. Neal S.

Gomon has announced. Pre-registration indicates that there will be an increase in enrollment in both the elementary and secondary schools. Total enrollment may increase from 5 to 10 percent, Gomon said. Last year's increase was 12 per cent. Members of the faculty for 194647 are: Glenn M.

Corum, high school principal (x); C. mings, music supervisor; Robert E. Williams, maijual arts and physical education; Dale Harvey; social sciences and physical ''education (x); E. A. Ward, mathematics (x); Leo Graves, science, (x); Bertha L.

Weston, commercial arts (x); June L. Krebs, homemaking (x); Maxine Miller, English (x). Mrs. Mary Thoman, Junior high 1 English and mathematics; Wrinta Chase, Junior high scienec and social sciences. Elementary school teachers: Marie Helmrichs, (x), grade Lillie Vitek (x), grade Vlasta Vitek, grade Mrs.

Georgia Malicky, grade 5-4 combined section; Mrs. C. J. Murray (x), grade Lillys Frantz, grade Mrs. Hazle Woods, grade 2'; Dorothy Flagle, grade Mrs, Arlyne McDermitt, grade Anne Craig, grade Rose Brehm, kindergarten.

Teachers new to the system are' indicated by (x). BETHEL NEWS The Jolly Pals club met Tuesday afternoon'- home of the Misses Lillie and Vlasta Vitek with all but three members present. The meeting opene'd with' the song, "Marching Along Together." Mrs. Roy McFarren led devotions. Mary, Schuster and 'Edith MoowwerjB guests.

Mrs, Roy McFarren' read two' 1 poems, Contest winner, was 'Mrs. Frank 1 gifts were "The meets Sept, Andrew. 1 Miss-Ina Jansen underwent surgery at' India-Burma pif pipelines, by the at a transport oil during'the $ar; were What's Cooking By Charlotte Adams (Recipes serve four) Cauliflower Cocktail 1 cup tender white cooked cauliflower. cup young onions, minced. 1-3 cup chopped stuffed olives.

4 tablespoons cocktail sauce. 2 tablespoons each, catsup and chili sauce. 1 tablespoon lemon juice. 1 tablespoon Worcestershire Sauce. 1 Mash cauliflower coarsely.

Add onions and olives. Toss together lightly with lemon juice. Serve cold in cocktail glasses and top with sauce. Liver Chow Meln pounds sliced liver. 2 tablespoons drippings.

1 cup diced celery. cup chopped green pepper. 1 No. 2 can' tomatoes. 1 can Chinese vegetables.

tablespoons cornstarch. 3 tablespoons brown sauce. 2-tablespoons soy sauce. Salt and pepper to season. Dice liver and brown in drippings.

Add celery, green pepper and tomatoes and simmer about 20 minutes drained Chinese vegetables. Mix cornstarch, brown sauce and add enough water to make pouring consistency. Add to meat and vegetables and cook until thickened. Season, to taste. Serve on fluffy rice.

Announcements For Tuesday and Professional Women's club dinner at cabin at 6 p. m. S. O. S.

meets in the evening at home of Mrs. Paul Hummel at 3 p. assisted by Mrs, C. E. Baker.

J. G. T. Club meets with Margaret Rosenburg, 1105 No. 9th at 8 p.

m. Heart Sister exchange. Social Neighbor Club meets with Mary Piersen, hostess. Uandl Club meets for HI'S des- sort luncheon with Mrs. Flora Holmes, 805 High street.

T. C. Club Mrs. Banton, hostess, 712 Ella 2 p. m.

Ladles Day at Field Club with golf at 9:30 a. m. Williss Family Reunion The 27th reunion of the Williss families was held in Pioneer park, Lincoln, after five continuous years at Chautauqua, excluding two years during the war. There were 43 present at the reunion. 17 births since the last reunion were reported; two deaths and six marriages.

Of the 22 boys in service all but Virgil Parks have returned. Present were; Grant Williss, Fay and Melvln, Mrs. J. M. Williss, Mrs.

Edna Geer and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hendricksen and Michael, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Williss and family, all of Rockford. Albert Arnold, Bradentown, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunt, Mr.

a.nd Mrs. Bert Hunt and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hunt and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Wilson and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilson, Miss Leila Williss. Mrs. Elizabeth Douglass and Eunice of Lincoln, Mr.

and Douglass of Cortland, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douglass and two sons of Martel. Blue Valley Community Club Blue Valley Community club entertained Friday at the country of Mrs. Will Chase In honor of her sister, Mrs.

Elva Pyle -of Burbank, a former member of the club. Prizes were won by Mrs. T. C. Jones, Mrs.

Helen Goes and Mrs. Carl Hedding in a guessing game. The honored gUest received a gift from her club friends. Lunch was served by the hostess. M.

M. dub The M. M. club met Axigust 22 at the Chautauqua Park, Mrs. Elsie Davis hostess.

School lunches were discussed for'roll call. The afternoon was spent in visiting. A very dainty and refreshing luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Henry Otto. The meeting closed With the singing of "Blest Be the Tie That Binds." The next meeting, September 12, will be with Mrs.

Anha Eckel. Roll call will be poems. Family Gathering The members of the M. M. club were hostesses to their returned veteran sons and their families at the Thomas Damrow home on the evening of August 28.

A program committee had charge of the following program: "Home Sweet Home" and "America" sung by all, "Her First Visit to The Butcher" by Thelma Griffeth, "We've Just Arrived From Bashful Town" sung by Mary Ellen Davis, Virginia Pelton, and Keith Pelton, "Thirty Years Ago" by Helen Fretzer, "Aunt Polly at the Rural Aid Society" by Donna Shultz, And "Onward Christian Soldiers" by all. Mrs. John Aden accompanied on the piano for the group singing. While the refreshment committee prepared the lunch of pie a la mode, sandwiches and coffee the rest of the group enjoyed playing bingo with prizes for the winners. Miss Berniece Bartels, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Bartels of Tobias, became the bride of Glen Pfingsten, son of Mr, and Mrs. Herman Pfingsten of Beatrice, at the Zion Lutheran church at Tobias on Sunday, August 25, "at 8- o'clock in the evening. Rev. Emil Winckler performed the ceremony.

Wedding marches were played by-Prof. R. H. Nehrig. A solo, "Jesus Lead Thou On," was sung by Elroy Bartels, cousin of the bride.

The bride wore a gown of white net over taffeta with a sweetheart neckline. She wore a fingertip veil with a beaded crown and carried a bouquet of roses and rose buds. Miss Dorothy Pfingsten, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She wore a blue, net over taffeta, gown and a shoulder corsage of peach gladioli. Miss Pria- cilla Bartels, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid.

She wore a phik, net over taffeta, gown and a Dayman, Phyllis Mlllen McCulum, Betty Jane Portorflcld, Peg- Wake Nellaon, Betty Feose ihafet 1 Clara Vina Rudolph, Mary Clnor Brown, Lillian Watson Graham and Georgia Triggs Busbee. Visiting In Oakland, Calif. Mr, and Mrs. Warren Robinson eft Sunday for Oakland, California to visit their daughter, Mrs. O.

MilU aJid family. They expect to be gone two weeks. taut And Past Patron's Club The Past Matron's und Past Pn- club held their annual picnto and, melon feed Wednesday evening. Due to the chilly weather the affair was held In the dining room of the Masonic Temple instead of Arbor State park as planned. Nineteen members and thnlr lamllies were present to enjoy the bounteous meal.

Iced watermelon was the desert. The evening was spent socially. A short, business meeting was Shellon Farmer Faces ChaVgcs On Assault GRAND ISLAND, Sept. charges of awault with A 2 1 Donald O'Brien, Sholton farmer, was free on $1,000 bond todny after County Attorney Louis A. Holmes, lodged weapon against him.

O'Brien was charged ion with the Aug. 22 shooting pi' Gary Withrow, marine withrow Is recovering, held in charge of the president, Mrs. Mayme Chapman. Reuben Robinson Is vice president and Mrs. J.

cox secretary-treasurer of the organization. The noxt meeting will bo evening dinner and business meeting in February, Post Matron's and Past Patron's of the Order of tho Eastern Star living In Blue Springs and Wymore vicinity arc welcome. Hnvo The Birds Gone South? lias any ono noticed the scarcity of song birds since the weather turned chilly? The migratory birds came several weeks early this spring, apparently with the exception of a ragged robins and Jayi the others are no where to From Chicago Miss Nancy Henninger of tl go, Illinois has been visiting at home of her MA and Mrs. C. D.

Clements. BORDER HENDAYE, France, Sept. 2 CZPJ French-Spanish border, officially closed In February by tho. French government, was today to permit the passage of technicians and persons desurlrtlf to cross the border "for humanitarian reasons." Traffic was limited to 70 persons A day, howeverY Photo shoulder corsage of white gladioli Bernard Bartels, twin brother the bride, was best man. Usher was Eldon Wollcnberg, cousin 01 the bridegroom.

A reception was held followlnf the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents for about 100 guests. The serving table was decorated In pink and blue and was centered by flowers and the wedding cake, baked by Mrs. Paul Bartels, aunt of the bride. Those assisting with the serving were Miss Bernlce Pflngsten and Misses Esther and Mildred Wollenberg. The couple will reside northwest of Beatrice where the bridegroom is farming.

Out-of-town guests were Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Bartels and family of Parla, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Obermueller and son of Lincoln, Kansas, Mr, and Mrs. Vern Beetz and children of Shelby, Nebraska and Mlas Mildred Bartels of Storm Lake, Iowa. VIRGINIA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Hubka, Elmer, and 'Lawrence, and Mrs. Rose Henzel arid George William attended the rodeo at Sidney, Iowa, on" Thursday, Rosalie Stewart of Pawnee City is visiting at the Joseph Svanda ajjd Alfred Henzel homes this week. Mr. 'and Mri -W- S. McGaffey are again after a week's friends and relatives in Kansas," Kenneth Schultz are spending -this wiJth their and Mrs.

S. a.nd Kuhn Kuhn's 1 sifter, Mrs, Bookwalter, of Hayar received word pf the' death of Jtia sister's Jiusband, of" Lincoln; He passed avvay Wednesday afternoon service? Monday afternoon to Lincoln, WYMORE SOCIETY AND NEWS Garden Club The Garden Department of Woman's club met Tuesday afternoon at, the home of Mrs. William Sterling for a covered dish luncheon which, was held in the flower garden and lawn. There were 14 members and two guests present, one guest joined the club. Mrs.

A. D. Rice, chairman had charge of the business meeting and the final plans were made for the flower show which is to be held Sept. 13 and 14 in Lion's club room. Return From York Mr.

and Mrs. Dean James artd' family returned home, Thursday from York, where they spent days visiting at the, homes of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Heusmari and family arid Mr. and' Mrs.

Albert Bednar. i Attend Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams went to St. Joseph, last Saturday to visit relatives and attend a family reunion of Mr.

Williams' relatives which was held Sunday at Lake Contrary, 'There were about 50 in attendance. Honor Roll 'For Wymore Women Through the courtesy of the Wymore Woman's club a perman- ent'honor roll "of Wymore women, who, served during the World War II has been placed in the Wymore library. The honor roll contain? the pictures, names, and dates of entering and leaving the services of ten local women. Included on the roll are Florence Lowson Capalino, Rose Quinlan-Wayman, Phylis Millen McCullum, Betty Jane Porterfield, 'Betty'Wake Neilson, Betty Feese' Clara Vina Rudolph, Mary T51nor Brown. Georgia Triggs Busbee, 'Ullian, Watson Graham.

"-'V Guests From Kansas 'City Guests at the home of and Mrs. Jack Atkins are Atkins' -Mr. and Mm. 'Wimain Wise of Kansas City, Mo. Return To Coast Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Coleman and- daughter, Donna returned to their home in Los Angeles, having 1 visited past week I are former Wymore residents but say there is no place like California having moved there five years ago. Mr, and.Mrs. Charles F. Ferguson of Hastings came to spend the weekend at the home of their daughter, Mrs.

Kenneth Floyd and Mr. Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. P.

S. Caldwell left on their vacation for where they will visit their son, Charles Caldwell and family. Visit In Northwest Mrs. H. F.

Hall and daughter, Lola Mae returned Tuesday from a five months trip to Vancouver, Washington where they visited the former's daughter, Mrs. Dwight Wellwood and family. Enroute home they stopped in Denver and visited with relatives. Guests Return Mr. and Mrs.

Mahlon Neuman and Mrs. Neuman's sister, Miss Gladys Pirie left Wednesday for Twin Falls, the home of the Neuman's. All have been here the past ten weeks visiting relativfs and caring for business matters. Miss Pirie will remain in Twin Falls for some time. Woman's Club Wymore Woman's, club will hold a guest day Tuesday, Sept.

3 at the home of Mrs. Walley Laughlin. Guest On Breakfast In Hollywood Mary Bristor of Wymore who is visiting relatives in California was a guest on the Tom Breneman's "Breakfast in Hollywood," Tuesday morning. She being the oldest guest, 86 yeai'S old she received the orchid and a kiss from Tom. Mrs.

Bristor is the mother of ten living children. Mrs. Dell Whitmore of Wymore is a daughter. She also has great, great grandchildren, Mrs. Brtstor was the daughter of the founder of Wymore, her father being Samuel Wymore.

Mrs. Bristor Is very active for her age. She having made the trip to California by motor. Mrs. Fred Neuman and daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Jones were shopping In Lincoln Wednesday and they spent the day also with who has a run out of Lincoln to St. Joseph. seen. Mrs. Maude Lee of Hershoy, Nebraska came Wednesday to visit her mother, Mrs.

Oswald. Mrs; Lee had been visiting at Hlanover, Kansas a few days coming to Wymore. SJiows War Pictures and ifrs. Maldwyn Closs spent Tuesday evening at the Mi -Jenkips home where Maldwyn showed moving pictures he had while he was the Tank Corps and showed scenes' taken in ''England. 'Lux- Belgium.ajid 'Germany.

J-Je also -showed films shot of local people, -Other in the were Mr, -Cart Jenkins and daughter, -Patricia- son. -Bobby of California. i i Returns To Wymore H0niei sf have UIK VUMUW nere me pass wnue' Mr-. Sickle Was working on with relative" and friends. They the JJnipn R.

out of returned. an several jyea'rs while 1 Mr. Biddlei working oh Nampa, Idaho. He has been fered to Marysvllle, and drives back and f01 th, To Omaha Mrs. Dave Singer and daugnter, Miss Gloria returned to Omaha Monday where Gloria is attending school.

Beatrice Shopper Mrs. Ray Campbell was shopping in Beatrice Wednesday. Returns To California Homo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenkins and children, Bobby and Patricia of California, who have been visiting Mr.

Jenkin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jenkins and other relatives left Thursday for their home.

Guests From Lincoln Mrs. Wlllard Jones and daughter, Connie and Mrs. Vance James of Lincoln visited at the R. S. Jones home last Thursday and also attended the rodeo.

Former Residents Returning Ca.pt. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones of Omaha came Friday of last week to visit relatives and look after business interests; On Monday Mrs. Jones took Capt. Jones to Lincoln, from there he will return to Omaha for a few days before proceeding to Chicago, 111., where he will receive his discharge from the Intelligence Service of the U.

S. Army. Mr. and! Mrs. Jones will make their home on, a farm south of Wymore after March 1st.

A farm they recently purchased of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder. Their many friends will welcome them back to the Wymore community. Girl Scouts Purple Pansfes Troop 7 of the Girl Scouts went on a hike Tuesday and finished their visitation, activity concerning health of our community.

At 6:30 p. m. the girls went to the Eisenhauer Dairy and watched the entire process of bottling milk. The forepart of the afternoon was spent at Arbor State park where different members of troop taught games. Supper was enjoyed under the tables, due to a sudden thunder storm which came up.

The, menu consisted of broiled meats and potatoes baked in mud in the live coals of their camp fire. June Ellen Rutan was fire chief this week, A portion of the time was spent making plans for over night activity in the near future, each girl learned to make a.bed The glrlg are very thrilled over the prospects of sleeping out and having the opportunity to enjoy a taste of cabin life. Mrs. Maldwyn Closs IB Scout leader of Honor UpH For 'Wymore Service Women '-Through the courtesy pf the Wy more Women's club a' permanent honor rp.ll pf Wymore women, who were the service during World War tfce Wymow public library. Ttye honor rpll contains the pic tures, names and dates of the en teeing-and Reaving'the service of tecTlocal women.

Included on.tbe roll £re Florence Capalino, Rose Quinlan 1 4 £4 v'-v I.