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Carroll Counfry Club Activity Card Shows Numerous Events for Summer Season First of the Carroll Country club's social vents since the open- 'ing party is family night at the clubhouse at 6 o'clock Saturday evening. Memorial Day. Women's afternoon parties will begin wilh a bridge-luncheon June 11. The initial bridge-mixer will be held June 5. There will be three teen-agers' dances this summer, (he first one pet for June 13.

Rules governing thepp dances are announced by the officer? and committee. A charge of 35 cents per person will be made for each dance, which will be held from 8 to 11:30 The golf course and Pine room are off limits. Dancers are not to leave the. clubhouse during dances and expect to return. No drinking is to be permitted.

Anyone failing to comply with these rules will be restricted from attending the following dance. The club's complete activity card for the summer has been released by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gietz and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert S. Bruner, co-chairmen of the house com- mittee. They suggest thai members clip this card to be used for reference throughout the season. Committees for the bridge-luncheons and dessert-bridges follow: June It Luncheon Mrs. A.

Lerdall. chairman, Mrs. K. B. Nockels, Mrs.

K. M. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Robert A. Wright, Mrs.

Louis M. Gnam, Mrs. Leigh Morrison, Mrs. W. R.

Lee. F. R. McCoy, Mrs. F.

Maher, Mrs. J. A. Heider, Mrs. Cliff McCarville, Mrs.

James Waters, Mrs. M. L. Collison, Mrs. H.

R. Dirksen, Mrs. R. E. McCoy, Mrs.

J. J. Meyers, Mrs John R. Morrison, Mrs. Louis Nagl, Mrs.

R. Henry SI rid, Mrs. L. R. Chapman, Mrs.

Art Moeller and Mrs. B. T. Mogck, Glidden. June 25 Dcssert-Bridu" Miss Muriel Reynolds, chairman, Mrs.

J. C. Heider, Mrs. R. Bards, Mrs.

Robert Sorenson. Mrs. O. C. Morrison, Mrs.

Gus Prnvopu-1 los, Mrs. Mike Wittrock, Mrs. C. J. i Loxterkarnp, Mrs.

John E. Mrs. Walter Anneberg, Mrs. R. D.

Miller, Mrs. R. W. Humphrey, Mrs. Josef R.

Mai-tin, Mrs. H. A. Matt, Mrs. W.

McConkie, Mrs. VVm. H. Scharnweher, Mrs. Elmer Srhroeder, Mrs.

Virgil Srhroeder, Times Herald, Carroll, Friday, May 29, 1953 Mrs. Henry Hoff, chairman, Mis. Mrs. E. Hoover, Mra.

J. K. Wil-1 Eddie Quinn, Mrs. Joe Irlbeck, son, Lsnosboro, E. Han-1 Mrs.

Robert Andrews. Mrs. Wil- srn. Dortham, and Mrs. Dean! Ham Bodenschatz, Mrs.

Ronald Ream, Mrs. E. .1. Waters, Mrs. James W.

Wilson, Mrs. Roy Burns, Mrs. Harold Boje, Mrs. James Casper, Mrs. Stanford Ails, Mrs.

Andrew Balk Miss Margaret Carney, Mrs. H. L. Hudson, Mrs. Andy Ley, Mrs.

M. R. Tan Creli, Mrs. G. W.

Thomas and Mrs. Chas. U. Fisher, Ulldden. August 13 Liirirheon Mrs.

H. W. Prill, chairman, Mrs. Fisher, Glidden. July fl Open I)ny Mrs.

J. L. Vanderhciden, man, Mrs. G. A.

Minnich Paul L. Pascoe, Mrs. G. D. Ic.

Mrs R. S. Kudsk. Mrs. chair-! Prinp-.

Robert i Kisgcn, Mrs. Roberl Doloznl, Mrs. John E. Mnrlin, Mrs. Herman Got- Mrs.

C. W. Mueller, Mrs. Bickcft, Mrs. J.

K. Deter- Mrs. Richard Thorpe, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Lee KurnuM 1 Irene Killcnn, Mrs.

Loo Ku- Mrs. George Marget, Mrs. B. Howard B. Wil- Heidel, Mrs.

A. sch, Lynn man, Deo Miss ker G. Tranter, Mrs. son, Mrs. Harold J.

M. Shrivel. Mrs. Mrs. H.

M. Price. Moorhouse, Mrs E. Mrs. Carroll Vohs, W.

H. Rust, Mrs. O. B. M.

Waldron, Mrs, H. C. Richey, Lanesboro, Carl Koopkr, VV'estside Mrs. Wayne Huffman, Glidden, and Mrs. R.

O. Moorhouse, Glidden. July 23 Desneri-Brldgp Douglas, Mrs. John J. Graves, Mrs.

W. H. Moorhouse, Mrs. Willard J. Werlh, Mrs.

J. W. Redman, Mrs. D. G.

Sherer, Mrs Paul Toyne, Mrs. Hugh j. Eicke, Mrs. S. L.

Sherman, Mrs. Clem Rehker. Miss Virginia Carrigg, Mrs. L. W.

Lynch and Mrs. E. V. Hoffman, Templeton. August 27 Dessert Bridge Mrs.

Carl Hess, chairman, Mrs. F. H. Cooney. Mrs.

Vernon Popp, Mrs. Ike Aucn. Mrs. E. W.

Kova- lesko, Mis. R. D. McCord, Mrs. Nick Bcitrr.

Mrs. J. R. Carlin, Mrs. H.

C. Sfhogren, Mrs. Glenn Weeks. Mrs. Earl Ncu, Merle Schnell, Mrs.

Ernest Grenier, Robert Macke, Mrs. Bill Farner, Mis. R. J. Ferlic, Mrs.

James Hou-j lihan. Mrs. Darrcll Kingston, Mrs Louis Macke, Mrs. O. J.

Murphy and Mrs. G. H. Gregory, Glidden. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Galens and Mr. and Mrs. William Elstner are co-chairmen of the bridge-mixers.

Eight of these events are scheduled. Bridge IMI.xrrs June and Mrs. Gatens and Mr. and Mrs. Wrri.

Elstner. June 39 Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

i Matt and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mac- ke. July 10 Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. J. Leuer and Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Franzwa. July 17 Mr. and Mrs.

B. G. Halverson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crotts.

July 31 Mr. and Mrs. John Juergens and Mr. and Mrs. V.

L. Throckmorton. August 14 Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kloser. August 28 Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Kratoska and Mr. and Mrs.

O. H. Juergens. Sept. 11 Dr.

S. McQuirk and R. M. Moehn. Mr.

and Mrs. John Drees Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malt are cochairmen of the season's family nights, Family Nights May 30 Memorial Day Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Cremeens, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kratoska. Mr.

and Mrs. Les Per- schau and Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Gregory, Gltdden. July 4 Independence Day and Mr, Mrs. Phil! and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Cy Hulsebus, chairmen, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Tierney, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Macke, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Marget.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Gregory, Glidden. and Mr.

and Mrs. L. D. Arts. September Labor Day Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Textor, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Parks, Mr. and Mrs.

Don White. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manning, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Gocssling and Mr. and Mrs. Garner McNaught, Glidden. The first of the two-ball foursomes is set for June 14. Three are scheduled.

Two-Ball Foursomes June 14 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Walden, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Feld and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leffingwell. July 12 Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. Arts, chairmen. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Moehn and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Westendorf.

August 23 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fitzpalrick. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene i Vaatveit and Mr. and Mrs. Harold i Smith. Co-chairmen of the teen-agers' dances for the season are Mr. and i Mrs.

Don Smith and Mr. and Mrs. i Larry Jung. i Committees for the three sched- i uled dances include: i Tecn-Agers Dances 13 Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Crane, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. M. Campbell, co-chairmen, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Kliewer, Mr. and Mrs. J. 'H. Redman, Glidden, and Mr.

and Mrs. O. J. Bernholtz. July 11 Mr.

and Mrs. B. Leahy, chairmen, Mr, and Mrs. B. Morrison, co-chairmen, Mr.

and Mrs. Romayne Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Booth and Mr. and Mrs.

C. U. Fisher, Glidden. August 22 Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Schmelser, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bromert, co-chairmen, Mr.

and Mrs. George Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leffingwell and Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Hulsebus, Gild- den. Five Girls Honored After Graduation from High School Sheila Morrison, Darlcne Jung Nancy Smith, Yvonne Manning an Carol Ann Heuton, who were grad uated from Carroll High Thursday evening, were honore Immediately after the exercise at a reception for more than 15 guests in the Driftwood Room Hotel Burke. The five girls were in the re ceiving line with their parents, Dr and Mrs.

Roland B. Morrison, Mr and Mrs. Larry Jung, Mr. and Mrs Don J. Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Hai old Manning and Mr. and Mrs. Ro Heuton. Among out-of-town guests wer Darlene Jung's brother, Cadet Jew ell Jung, who flew home fron Wentworth Military Academy, Lex ington, and Mary Farre! Booth, who attends Duchesne Col lege, Omaha.

Punch and coffee were servet from a table laid with a white or gandy cloth and centered with a crystal bowl of white gladioli, flag Social Calendar I. and O. club, Mrs. Art Schacht ner. Fun club, Paul Ooins.

Doctors and nurses' picnic, 3 p.m. Swan Lake Park. D.M.C. club, Mrs. W.

M. Kilgore Saturday- Family night party, Carroll Country club. Family Night, Carroll Country Monday- Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic temple. Trinity Guild, Mrs. Robert A Wright, 7 p.m.

Hotel Burke. V. F. W. Auxiliary, Public library clubrooms.

Women's golf-supper, Carroll Coun try. club. D.N.H. club, Mrs. David McHugh.

New Deal club, Mrs. Matt Huge back. Wa-Tan-Ye club, 8 p.m., Farm Bu reau building. Jaycees and Jaycee-Bttes picnic, 8:30 p.m. Graham Park.

Thursday- Rainbow Girls regular meeting and initiation, Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. T.B.C. club, Miss Ann Moran. Entre Nous club, Mrs. Eddie Quinn.

Girl Scout Council cook-out. Beulah Country club, Mrs. J. A. Pascoe.

Lutheran Ladies Aid society, church parlors. Hubbub club, Mrs. B. A. Russell.

Lea Amies club, Dorothy Schmidt, blue irises and while feathered mums. Lighted candles stood in flag-blue and crystal holders. The class colors of blue and white were repeated throughout the decorallve arrangement. The petits four were trimmed with white roses, the class flower, and '53 on top. Presiding at the table we.re Mrs R.

A. Naffziger, Mrs. Merrill Jer sen, Mrs. L. C.

Enearl and Mis Margaret Carney. Because the live honored girl have been members of the ban since they were in the fifth grade the buffet was decorated in a ban theme. Featuring the arrangemen was a miniature majorette dresse in an exact: duplicate of batoi twirler's blue and white uniform In the background were blue drum with silver drum sticks and crossed-batons tied with blue am silver ribbons. Grouped around the majorette were five graduales caps with miniature diplomas tied in blue. Each of the five girl names appeared on one of the diplo mas.

A spotlight which centered on the majorelle doll brought out th colors of silver and blue. blue candles were at the ends the buffet. Huge floor bouquets of brida wreath, lilacs and yellow rose banked the three pillars in the room. On the piano was a white sowl of lilacs, tulips and flag-blue irises flanked by lighted flag-blue During the reception, the stu denls danced in the Green Room After the reception and dance entire group attended a screen Ing of a technicolor picture at Carroll Theatre. Students com prised the majority of the guests.

Parkview Roller Skating Palace Saturday: 2 to 4, ISe. Fret box of candy. Saturday night: Valuable prim given away. Low to all students. Sunday, 2 to 4, 25e.

All beginners fret. Sunday night; Valuable prises given away. A triple birthday party for Margie and Teresa Heithoff and Fatty Klocke. Also for Da. lores Hannaich, "Skaiin' Som" (By Charlie) Says: printer It funny He puts ont WPM! after the fthf until MWli can it.

Mrs. Lloyd Lynch Entertains Friends At a Dessert-Bridge Mrs. Lloyd Lynch entertained a ew friends at a dessert-bridge in her home Thursday afternoon. Contract was played at two bles and the high score prize was by Mrs. Andy Krapfl.

The ow prize went to Mrs. Francis Maone. Mrs. W. R.

Macke ntertains For Her Daughter, Mrs. Mauser Mrs. W. R. Macke gave a coffee .1 her home Thursday morning or her daughter, Mrs.

Wade Hauer of Casey, the former Delons rlacke. Guests were: Mrs, James BUG- holz, Mrs. Warren Bohnenkamp, fa-B. William Schleisman Mrs. lichard Happe, Mrs.

Dale Textor, Irs. Romaine Boes and Mrs. Leo Vinnike. The group was seated around the dining table which was decorated with a centerpiece of garden flowers. Mrs.

Hauser and sons, Wade III, Mark and David, who are visiting in the Macke home, are returning to Casey Sunday. LEAVK FOR CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fowler, who left for San Diego, Friday afternoon, were honored by Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Broich, at their home Thursday night. Mr. Fowler, MK-2, IJSN, has been on leave following his return from seven months' duty in Korean waters. He will, now attend school at San Diego.

Tarty guests Included: Mri and Mrs. Louis Broich, Rockwell City; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fischer and daughter, Linda, Templeton; Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Larson, Lohrivlle; Nina Lee and Sandra Lne, Lake City; Howard Long and Johnny Waimet, Coon Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Broich and daughter, Judy Kay, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Rlcsenbcrg and children, Jerry and Joan, Elvin Lawler, Rosie, LyneUe, Lorraine nnd Elaine Broich.

John L. Sporrers Given Farewell For The Ed R. Andersons Mr. 'and Mrs. John L.

Sporrer gave a two-course supper party at their home Thursday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Anderson, who are leaving Carroll June to live at Stratford. Guests besides the honored coupe were Mr, and Mrs.

Ira Allcock and son, Charles, of Boaz, Frank Sporrer Romayne, Juliana and Paul Sporrer and Mary Reinhart. The Allcocks are spending a few days with Mrs. Allcock's father, Henry Kolb. Mary Ellen Reid Entertains Friends At Evening Coffee Following graduation exercises Carroll high school Thursday night, Miss Mary Ellen Reid, who ms been on the grade school fac- Ity, entertained associate teach- rs and a few other friends at a offee in the Carl Bauerle home, Miss Reid was assisted by Mrs. Bauerle and Mrs.

Merle Vetter. Miss Kathryn Wirth presided at ie coffee service at a lace-covered able decorated with an arrange- lent of irises and figurines. Women's Golf Supper Tuesday At Country Club The second in the series of women's golf suppers will be held at the Carroll Country club Tuesday afternoon, June 2. Mrs. David Arts arid Mrs.

Robert Moehn are co-chairmen of the committee on arrangements which includes Mrs. W. S. Farner, Mrs. Vern Hewetl, Mrs.

Perry Knowlton and Mrs. Wayne Huffman. Supper reservations are to be made with either Mrs. Arts or Mrs. Moehn by Monday evening.

Thelma Heath of Lake City Is Feted At a Bridal Shower (Times Herald News Service) LAKE Heath of Lake CiLy, whose marriage to Darwin McMeekin of Rockwell City will take place Sunday, June 21, was the guest of honor at a neighborhood miscellaneous shower Friday evening given at the home of Mrs. Ed Freeman. Mrs. Will Clarkln and Mrs. J.

W. Gruber were assistant hostesses, Yellow and white were used in the room decorations. The cake made by Mrs. Glenn Day, was also decorated in yellow and white After a program of games, the bride-elect opened her gifts and lunch was served. 200 Guests Attend Bridal Showe For Miss Darlene Schreck (Times Herald News Service) DEDHAM A group of 200 persons was entertained Monday evening at St.

Joseph's hall here honoring Darlene Schreck at a bridal hower. Entertainment, opened with a tap fiance, by Ruth and Sharon Lewis, Mary Frances Von Bon, Pat Houlihan and Betty Mae Lauridsen, followed by another tap dance by little Gloria Hoffman, A song was sung by small Jenny Lee Lewis and Jimmy Lee Roderick a.nd a solo by Mary Frances Von Bon. A tap dance was given by Richard and Jeanene Jennings and the "Red Bird" toe dance by Gloria Hoffman and anolher tap dance by Ruth and Sharon Lewis. A duet by Mary Frances and Jack Von Bon, a tap dance by Bobbie Clark of Coon Rapids, and a Can-Can number by Gloria Hoffman were included in the program. Concluding the program, Mrs, Norbert Koester and Mrs, G.

G. Jennings gave a demonstation of the Charleston dance of 30 years 50TII MILESTONE Mr. ami Mrs. L. A.

May of Audubon are shown as they observed their golden wedding anniversary this week at the Methodist Church In Audubon. (Times Herald News Service Photo) Doctors and Nurses Have Annual Picnic Personal Paragraphs Fifty doctors and nurses from Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Denllinger and will arrive Sunday to join Carroll and the surrounding area Mr and Mrs Andrew Schreck have Mrs. Marcucci, who visiting attended the doctors and nurses annual picnic at Swan Lake Thurs- returned from Wilmont, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

where they attended funeral serv- i and Mrs. Mike Wittrock and fam- ices for Pfc. Gerald Sieve, son of day afternoon. They began assem- and Mrs. Henry Sieve of Wil bling at the picnic grounds about mont.

Pfc. Sieve, who had been in 2 o'clock. I in a lake while on maneuvers in a Kittenball was played before sup- California per was served. iiy. Mr.

ami Mrs. K. E. Scheetz of the service three months, drowned Omaha are coming Saturday for week-end visit with Mrs. i Scheetz's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Cliff Moore. Fannie Blonde! will spend Doctors and nurses attended Memorial Day at Spencer, her for- 1 i i DAD II from Dedham, Coon Rapids, Wall me home. D. A.

KUSSell Has Club Members As Guests at Supper Lawrence Hahns Are Given Surprise On Fifth Anniversary A group of relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hahn Monday night on their fifth wedding anniversary. The evening was spent socially and at cards. Lunch was served from baskets brought by the group, who presented Mr.

and Mrs. Hahn with a purse as an anniversary gift. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Halm, Ray, Louie and Bernice, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe A. Brincks, Delores and Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Rust, Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Hackfort and Lois Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hahn, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Hai-old Klocke, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seidl and Vernon, Mr, and Mrs.

Alphonse Brincks, Larry and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. John Roth, Joe Roth, Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. Cy Knobbe, Jimmy and Kathy, Glidden; Raymond Sporrer, Dedham; Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Klocke, Waltham, and the honored couple's children, Ronnie, Daryl and Pat. Miss Dolores Henning of Chicago, daughter of Mr-, and Mrs. Bryce J. Henning of Carroll, is back in Chicago, following a three-week trip by air to Europe.

She returned Sunday to Chicago, where she is assistant editor of the Nation's Schools Magazine. ago. Delvin Schenkelberg, who attends chool in Chicago, arrived Thursay night to be with his parents, Ir. and Mrs. Ben Schenkleberg, nd family over the week-end.

Old Time Dance Dance to Jerry Postal and His Bond on June 4 Admiiiion 75c Tax Included Legion Ballroom Arcadia, Iowa The door prize went to Mrs. Leon Barrett and another prize to Mrs. Glen Millard of Jefferson. The bride-to-be opened her gifts and announced that her wedding to Danny Millard, of Des Moines, will take place Tuesday morning, June 9 at St. Joseph Church here.

Lunch was served at a late hour. Miss Schreck has been employed in Des Moines the past two years. Mrs. Winnike Gives Coffee For Members Of School Faculty Mrs. Lambert Winnike enter-, tained the grade school teachers of the Carroll public schools and some of the high school teachers at a coffee in her home from 3 to 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

Mra. Winnike was assisted by her daughters, Mary and Kathy, in serving from a table decorated with a center bouquet of garden flowers. Two Guests at 8-4 Fun Club in Mrs. Coins' Home Mrs. Alonzo Walker and Mrs.

Harold Jensen were guests other than members when Mrs. Paul Golns entertained the S-4 Fun club at her home Thursday night. Pinochle was played and dessert and coffee were served after the games. Centerpieces of roses decorated the tables. Mrs.

Robert Cieazinskt was the winner of the high score prize and Mrs. C. D. Andrews, low. This was the club's last meeting until fall when Mrs.

Francis Wells will be the first hostess. Lake, Sac City, Breda, Glidden, Ralston and Red Oak, besides Carroll. The committee on arrangements consisted of Mrs. Warren Bohnenkamp, Mrs. William Schleisman Mrs.

John Carlin and Rosella Minnehan. Forty-Four Play Cards At a Party Of Rebekah Lodge, Forty-four persons played cards at a party sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge in the Odd Fellows hall Thursday night. Mrs. Bertha Hesslingh won the high score prize and Mrs. A.

C. Stuhr, low, at the pinochle tables. The high score canasta prize was won by L. B. McFee and low by Magnus Miller.

Mrs. Miller received the door prize. Lunch was served after the games. The hostess committee consisted of Mrs. Herschel Heath, Mrs.

Keith Eason, Mrs. Gilford Paxton and Miss Nene Barr. Mike Heidel, 6, Has Party on His Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Harold Heidel gave a birthday party at her home Thursday afternoon for her son, Mike, who was six years old. Guests were seven of his kindergarten classmates, Leanna Corderman, Joni Salsbury, Sally Brandt, Karla Gilbert, Skipper Bickett, Jay Mahan and Jim Kidwell.

Also in the group was Mike's sister, Susan Heidel. The children spent the afternoon playing games. Lunch was served at a long table decorated in a circus theme. The birthday cake represented the "big top" with animals underneath. At each place was a cup cake fashioned like a clown's head with neck ruffle and hat.

Each youngster 1 was given a metallic clown hat to wear, At the end of the party, each one received a gift which was found by following the string in a giant spide web. Mike received birthday gifts. Missus Agnes Finnegaii and Irene I McDonald are leaving Saturday i morning to spend a few days in! Chicago. I Mrs. B.

A. Russell entertained Hubbub club members at a 6:30 supper in her home north of Carroll Thursday evening. A center bouquet of garden flowers decorated the table. Contract bridge was played i 11 I t- er an the high-scoi'e prize was Mr. and Mrs.

Howard G. Mosey nn hv hov Mm of Evanston, visited Mrs. W. J. Holley Thursday afternoon, stopping here on their way to Bos-! sifj ton, to attend the gradua Helen Rawhouser of DPS Moines will arrive Friday to be with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Rawhouser, over the week-end. tion of their daughter, Lois, from school.

won by Miss Esther Juergens. The low prize went to Mrs. C. M. Mad- was the only guest' out- the club.

group's last Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Connor and Mrs. Mary Howell. all of Omaha, will arrive Friday to visit Brownie Troop 36 a Picnic Party tives here over the week-end.

The At Swan Lake Park O'Conners will visit Mrs. O'Con-j ner's brother-in-law and sister, Members of Brownie Scout Troop and Mrs. Mike O'Connell. Mrs. No 36 picnicked at Swan Lake Howell will be the guest of herj from 3:3 lo 6 o'clock Thursday brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and afternoon. The girls had a wiener Mrs. William Bowler. Arriving Sat- roasl. urclay to spend the week-end at i with them were their leader, the O'Connell home are Mr.

and 1 Mrs James Casper, co-leader, Airs. Mrs. Raymond Baker and daugh- A. W. Utley, and Mrs.

Harold Deur. The troop presented Mrs. Utley their former leader, with a gift, as the Utley family is leaving Carroll this summer. ter, Mary Rae, of Lincoln, Neb. Mrs.

Baker is Mrs. O'Connell's niece. Mrs. Don Lindstrom returned to I her home at Cowrie Thursday aft-! ernoon, after short visit with her 'UCniner father, J. P.

Cranny, and her tntertOinS I Ond grandmother, Mrs. Jane Daley. At Afternoon Bridge Leh a an( Land Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rother and son, Dennis, of Wolbach, are visiting Mrs.

Rother's parenls, Mr. and Mrs. John Bock, and family. Thursday night they attended Ihe graduation of Mrs. Rother'a sister, LuJune Bock, from Carroll High School.

Mra. Bother the former Lucille Bock. Hove You Heard About OUR NEW PUAYINO CARP PREMIUM PLAN With each $1.30 dry cleaning trade you receive one coupon good lor playing cards. We will redeem 15 coupons (or one pack of Remembrance Qualitj; Redi-Slip Finish Playing Cards with our compliments. This is just one of our ways to thank you for your patronage.

THE HOME LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SERVICE Be Sure of Enjoyment Git SYLVANIA With Where Yeg'rt Surf ef EXPERT SERVICE CoosMo-Coast Store Mil OMAN daughter, Kathryn Ann, will spend Memorial Day with Mrs. Lehman's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, George Burgoin, at Silver City. Mrs. Laura Fiiiugiiii and daughter, Helen, will spend Memorial Day and the week-end with Mrs.

Finegan's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kelly, and family, at Lake View. members played bridge Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Art Schachtner's home.

The prize at the first table was won by Mrs. W. T. Otto, at the second by Mrs. Elizabeth Loew and at the third by Mrs.

Frank Yender. Mra, Mary Enenbach was the only guest outside of the club. Mrs. Schachtner served lunch after the games. The club will meet at Mrs.

Otto's home In two weeks. Ends Saturday "MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" Continuous Saturday from 1:45 p. m. Sunday Monday Tuesday Hilarious Story of Kiisod SiiUrt and Marintf I Continues Shaw Swndty 1:00 p. m.

Addtd Joy I Mtwt ind Cirtoen in Color.