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I (HnftH nt Tlnnr Will Rw Duxhurjs IIayo Daughter Home Wife of Kansas Citian if if I if Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dux-bury have their daughter, Mrs.

William E. Lucas of Charleston, S.C., as a house-guest. Mrs. Lucas arrived in time to attend the retirement dinner given in honor of her father by the regional office of ithe Veteran's Administration. Her father retired, as regional Mrs.

Lucas is a former University of- Nebraska student and a member of PI Beta Phi LINCOLN, JAN. 24, 1965 P.M.-PAGE 6-Biiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiniiiniiiimimin Sisters Tell Betrothals Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Witte announce the engagements of i daughters, Jean and Joyce.

Mrs. John A. Reimers announces the engagement of her daughter, Jan Elizabeth, to ry Lee Adkins of Kansas -Ci son of Mrs. Emmy-Jo Adkins- of Kansas City. Miss Reimers in- attending Doane College in Crete where she is a member of Gamma Phi Iota Sorority and Cardinal Key national honor sorority which she is president.

She is president of Women's House U)uncu- Her fiance also attends 1 .1 1 lit 1 The Officers' Wives of the 551st Strategic Missile Squadron met. at the Officers' Club for their monthly coffee. Hostesses were Mmes. Norman Gates, Elmer Brooks and Joseph Archer. Special guests for the occasion were Edwin Garrison, Arthur Holderness William Seith and William Riggs.

CoL and Mrs. Wayne Gus-' tafsori have returned to, their LAFB quarters after a visit with CoL and Sirs. Raymond Deitch at Offutt AFB. In her A 1 Heights home, Mrs. Peter Kraska entertained at a farewell coffee, honoring Mrs.

Merle Yourg. Guests were Mmes; Leonard Early, Robert 1 Wolfe, Tommy Tilly, William Vidal, Adam Mizinski, Robert Stuart and Jerry Dove. Capt. and Mrs. Young and their children, Jody, 6, Dar-rell, 4, and Clinton, 2, will make their new home in Little Rook, Ark.

Zonta Dinner Set Monday Zonta International will meet for dinner 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Cornhusker Hotel. An autographed copy of the book of the life of Amelia Earhart, "Courage is the Price," by Muriel Earhart Morrissey will be presented to the Lincoln Library. Mrs. Lois Collings, assistant director of the library, will be a guest and will accept the book.

Miss Jan Reimen Doane College. A summer wedding is planned. At the Lincoln Quota Club, guests at tea are (from left) Mmes. Norris E. Grahm, hostess; Emogene Moor, president, and Miss Marjorie Smith.

Contract Bridge Wedding Amiouiiced I Qt7 l0)' PAINT PP1 HoaslamTs 2431 North 48 th I IstinwttM Ph. 464-235S PTA Notet Capital: 7 p.m. Tuesday. Merle Beatiie-Irving: Special meeting. 7 p.m.

Monday. Merle Beattie auditorium. Discussion of legislation affecting Lincoln School Board. Cal vert-Pound: Special meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Calvert School auditorium.

Bid to Contract Shows Optimism Pearson-Auer Shaw AFB, S.C. Miss Dorothy Vernonf Pearson and John R. Auer were married in a Dec. 19 ceremony at Shaw Air Force Base ChapeL Parents of the couple are Lt. Col.

and Mrs. John R. Auer Sr. of Lincoln, and M. Sgt.

and Mrs. Roy Pearson. The couple Is living at 1036 Lancaster in Lincoln. Mr. Auer is attending the University of Nebraska.

AT RUPPERT'S i 'i REXALL PHARMACY 1 tract is obviously three no trump, in which nine immediate tricks are available. But with a 5-3 spade fit, it seemed natural to play in spades. North had a choice of responses to one spade, and a final contract of three no trump would have been fairly easy to reach if the first response had been one no trump. South would have raised to two no trump, and North would have continued to game. After the actual raise to two spades, South's direct jump to game was slightly optimistic.

Two no trump would have been a good bid, and North would have raised to three no trump. Exploring bids such as three clubs and three diamonds also come into consideration! Against four spades, West led the elub king and declarer saw that he was in danger of losing two club tricks and two diamond tricks. He made the normal play of ducking the first trick, although it was not essential in this case. The club continuation was won with the ace and "thespade lung lihd queen were cashed. The heart ace and king were cashed and a heart was ruffed.

This prepared the endplay, and declarer led the club ten. West won and was forced to make a helpful lead. Any lead but a diamond would have conceded a ruff and sluff, so West led a diamond. In this way South lost only one diamond trick. Note that declarer was slightly lucky in that West did not hold the missing trump, which he would have been able to lead safely.

rS S3? Miss Chenowetli Miss Nancy Chenoweth was guest of honor at a din- Tipr nnrl nno.crift chnwov in th Virtnrian nnnm Lincoln Hotel. YOU NEED THIS 5 BIG DAYS -JAN. 26TH 30TH Guest spaker will be Capt. Chrles Lapping Jr. of Lincoln Air Force base.

Dinner Party Held for Tuins Capt. and Mrs. Peter Tuin were guests of honor at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conyers at their home.

Guests were Messrs. and Mmes. James D. Johnson and Alan Vsrmar anil UTi.e MHU A tUUll. 1111 ClllU.

1,113. Stirling Maus joined the party later. Capt- Tuin has competed an assignment at Omaha University and will soon leave for a new assignment at Valdosta, Ga. in rum, i i iTiniii ,1 TO SUPPORT THIS Mrs. Archie Furr Miss Jean Witte and her fiance, Clarence J.

Pensick, son of Mrs. Joseph Pensick plan a fall wedding. June 19 is the date set for the wedding of Miss Joyce Witte and Robert Jr Hoff-man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.

Hoffman. More Broilers Georgia has led the nation in broiler production for 13 consecutive years. Bridal Honoree Hostess for the event was Miss Ruth Sorick. Miss Chenoweth will wed Robin RittenhouseonFeb.27. makes the difference.

luirrat SALON 1 $050 DIETER'S DELIGHT! Only 39 coloris psf cupful od only per srvingj Delicious to at right from th gloss for flrun mm QUALITY. KRAUp $1.00 Norn DEODORANT Cream or lolUe Now 50c $1.75 Care Nome HAND CREAM let. Now 87c Nome T. HAND BODY LOTION Now 98c $5.95 Electrox HEATING PAD Wetreel Now $2.97 $2.20 Revlon Aquamdrldt MOISTURE LOTION far Hands and Body Now $1.10 $1.00 WoodbVry Hand LOTION OR CREAM 50c 69c PRO TOOTH BRUSH Now 34 $1.00 Dainty Doodorant STICK Now 50 60c Dainty Doodorant POWDER Now 30c Many otiior li -j Frlea poeWi Now at Roppottf Solo hems good January 24Hi thru January 30tfc" 1 vi By HOWARD SCHENKEN AND RICHARD L. FREY When an opening bid in a major suit is raised to the two-level, it is almost certain that the same suit should be selected if game is to be attempted.

But "almost" implies occasional exceptions. If South had recognized the exception in today's deal, he would not have had to work so hard in the play. Vul: NORTH A83 7K52 OJ743 7 43 I EST EAST 97 4654 9J943 VQ10 86 0K82 0Q95 KQJ8 4965 SOUTH (D) 10 2 A 7 OA 10 6 A 10 2 The bidding: South test North East -1 Pass 2 Pass 4 4 All Pass Opening lead: Club king The best North-South con- money Knnounces the Permanent CLOSING of The Treasure House AH merchandise will be sold at substantial discounts. This sale will take place for two weeks only JAN. 25FEBR.

6 Hours: 10-4 daily Mon. through Sat. 1005 West St, Lmcoln, Nebr. Aam, I I $2.00 Desert Flower HAND BODY LOTION lot. Now $1.00 $3.59 HOT WATER BOTTLE 4 Tear GuaraiitM Now $1.79 $1.89 Rexall liquid ANTACID GEL 24 ax.

Now 84c $1.50 LEAD PENCILS JOPmkIU 75c $5.00 WORLD BIBLE Now $2.50 $2.50 Desert Flower BEAUTY BATH OIL Now $1.25 $2.00 SEQUOIA PINE Bath Oil Now $1.00 $4.00 Drt Flower HAND BODY LOTION Hoi. Now $1.00 Dtsort Flower DEODORANT Crtem or RoK-ea 50c $1.00 Woodbvry Dryad CREAM DEODORANT Now 50c $1.75 Triaminicln COLD TABLETS 24's Now 87c 55e Vkks VAP0 RUB l'i ez. Now 27c 98c Rixall BUFFERED ASPIRIN 100-1 5 r. Now 49c 69c Everiady Transistor 9 VOLT BATTERY Now 34c $2.00 Fast HOME PERMANENT Now $1.00 $1.69 Castile Soap SHAMPOO 1 Ft. Now 84c $6.29 Panovlte MULTIPLE VITAMINS 7S(rt Now $3.14 $10.95 PANOYITE WITH MINERALS JSCs Now $5.47 $1.75 BATH POWDER Twig lavender Adrienna teldea lilac Now 84c 49c Dainty Doodorant CREAM Now 24c RUPPERT'S' FIRM LASTING CURL WITH CONTROL for SMOOTH STYLtt I Away with warn that are too tight to manage, or loo soft to hoH.

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