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, 1 IServices Held In Oklahoma p 'Pastor, Victim of Crash Occurred On Highway in Church planning Oklahoma City Memoricl.l Service Ilr spite of djfricl1Jtips rC' ..,ulting Rq.:. Walter A. Brackcnsick, ~:? ~~~aUi1~r~{d 1r~f\Sdj~;~~~~~1 \~~~l~~~t: r~S~~y~~'~~~~('~~~i~~ertt~n~~~r~;~ what it hopes, is a fairly accurate' Me'n1Qrial Park femetery at Oldd- ~~hci~~n~i?I~~h~('av~I~?tb)~e ~~c~~C~~~ ;\~)~Hlp;~I\~~~r~~' ha~ldhl~ ~~~~~~:i .<'lck, his mother-in-Jaw and sislcr- srrvi('(' for hi) here aft(', Mrs.. in-law. ' Bnwlu'ns.ick is hie to relurn· to The Braekcnsicks w('re in Okla- Wayne. , hom a on a two-w('pk vaca!tlOn A trAgIC .lCClfi!"'nl on Ii hlg~\\d.7 They fIrst \\('nl 10 Chle:J.~o and In ()klahoma C ty On Weclne$;dBY then to Quincy. Illf, Ihe IMstor s ('\..(>nmg. Aug 4~ClalmCd the, Illr hirthplilce. From QUincy.. they of fhC' Wayne Jnister apd als!! drove to Oklahomal CIty 10 VI~'L fatally m!Ured rs Brackenc:ack '\ l-e~~~ivr~COff'~;;i'n~r~~k~~~~~~Sday, ~n~;I~;s ~.~~ll~I~ G~!~e~tc;\s7~i~ I 1 I Ailg'. 4, Rev, and Mrs Bl<~cken· of Mr" Bracken lck ' sick. daught('r, Dorotl"\y, and son nev Bratckrn ci{ and Mrs Gr.t- ' James, accomp'Ini('d hy Mr~ aml nnw \" .. cn klllr I Instantly, 1\1r"" ,', ouhty Mrs. Ca, rl Granow, Mrs Emma i Baptize Sheryl SCf';fl Roberts, daughter Announcing of Mr. and~Mrs. Eldin RobNts, \\1a~ bapiti~f' July 28 at Redeemer Lut~hcran C ull"ch. Rev; S. K. de NI.:I...... geratlion Service Freese perf rm~d. 1he ceremony. The College Inn Sponsors ~ ere Mrs. Frederic~ Janke, Win ide, and Mrs. Harvey li~e in top qu~!ity repair. of any make or Kammartn, oldrege. The baby wore her mqther's baptismal drC'ss nlodel in the r~frig~ration field fQr the s('r\'jcc. pomestk. Commercial .. Tavern 'Equipment will be, clo!sed R(>:tn~n" fro~ Jlospital Depenilable Service - Reasonable Rates Nelsc Grainquist returned Tuesday fr those m~S~ll'out >- that may save yqur ag~~y~~ ~~p1~:~~d, "Your dr~'\'ers li- cense means thaI you I)a·"'.(' ~d certain minimu'll qualirjC<.l!IOn~ and that you··-aJ!ld othpr d~.. lv('r~ --have as!,;llOwd chlnin (:)bllgations • 10 opcTate YO\IJ' nars ;j('t'ordin~ to t hC' traffic laws. oiJ'lH' t "Mf!(' re.t:u lC\tion~ you haw' pledgr>rJ It') C6!U-' :-i('rvE' are dpsigncd to giVd' the sa~ fair break to ev('ryanC'. II" : "IMPLICIT m t hem arc the Be sure ••• shop rules of safety and courtesy that wi11 make our vC'hid('s a"nd our can't judge a book by its cover. Neither 'should you judge street.s of Uw greatE'~t uSf>fu]ness food savings bYJeek.end specials alone. Thrifty shoppers know that Slll'EWAY risk of lifp to all--a1!? at the ]easl the way to real vings is to shop at 8 store where every price is low all the time. It's the total that counts. And ... the total is less when f,~'~~~~~/?~('~:~~~= ~, price is low. Compare the prices listed here! We believe you'll r'&mpha"iz,'!d. "ProtC'(,1 this privl agree that you save more,on your total food bill by shopping regularly safely and cour1c Canning Supplies . your llccnSi'. This at Safeway . liemse 10 live" cor,p<.,·aTmg in the Au Qua rt Ja rs ~it~O~d' .. ... Doz. 75c snfply pro'gr,"1m on ;llld dl'l~·11"1\"(' dnYlng For Your Pantry Shelf. AUGUST FRUITS --VEGETABLES Pint Jars '!,~~·id''''''''DO<. 65c bv th(' ,State Saf('ty ~;2 opt Jars ':~;~id' . ...Do~ 63c -coordina1{' rl llY the SWift'n!ng ~~~~·ard ...... ~~· $1.15 1)('1', or Con)m('~·('('. Peaches ~~~~~~~~:ra:. C~~-t~b. $' .89 Grapes ~~~~~:~.nWhJte . . .Lb. 2Sc lH.; progr;n.ll I." ear ILa d '-Ib 26 Jar Caps Zioc. Ngul~.... 1>= 25c Pure 1 r ...... ,...... , .. crn: c ') ]t({nf'ously wHh a na Lh. " OraDges ~a1'=.'": .. ., ...... e Head LeHuee lcebee" ...... Lb. 12e Jar Lids ,s~II~:-'i''':. ... Do.. II c ~afetv cdUc;ltion p .. '()gr;Jm f:lou~ Kltc""nc,.a!t ...... _ .... l~ 83c , . ion ,safl·ty'· and t.GrapefruH C:~\~~r'~~RtE'd·· ..... ,Lb. Ie ~arrots California-Quality ...... Lb. Be • .. c. " Ii. Jar caps ~~i=,in,,: . D= 23c Ilw National .c;,·lfcty Bron ~ugar Bn by-----' 1-+---Staff Correspondent B hy Gaskill of David City Spf' ti the past w(,pk at the Henry Schmitz home. Mr. and Mrs. Schrrlltz and famlh loo1~ her home Sun~ay. ' M~'. and Mrs. A .. H. Brinkman and I 'Mr~. Bertha Chichester of Om~ltjla \H'rp TUf'~rlAY aflf'rnOOn and 'Iundwon gu£'-.;ts ,I t 1 hp Art Dralf.;('lka home IVI , and ).lrs Elmf'r RaUf'rmpis ltzl' . hd fan~.dy \"jsl!l'd the \Vilnwr Dec s l,-l.c,! ~und<.JY aflt'T'!l(lon Mt and Mrs Carl !\'('l.'-,on Rnd ~~}~~~r~,,, s~~~~z;:~"th~~~i(?da~ at thp F. L Mos(>~ ami Lyle Gam- 1('5 hi/.ct a picnic laoS! SUW, \\!Th th(' C'harks Cru , You'll Find It Pays . Pilger. , ~f~?t~d ;~;'r;r;lt(' a:;~ i Keep Your Engine "Mobiloi~ Clean" homf' Jaq TUl'sday High·speed summer~ving is no GranqulJ.>!-, vjsil('d' \ ... ·lth 111(' lit'nr) time for dirty, trayel.worn oil. Drain now, and retill with clean, ~~~i~r~:;' I~/~'>lfl:~~,[~u~ I tough Mobiloil. Helps prevent ~~~nL~:n~riS!OPhf'r-1 wear ... helps keep'engine parts ShIrley of :'-:{,rf0Ik. free of deposits thlllt waste gas.' rs. elm! Troutman wen"' ~. cv('njn~ o-uppf'r guests Lpo .KeISl'lls. · and ':\hs AlonLO Soden vis the \\'altt"l' Flr('r. jr., home ins Jilc.l Sundi!Y 'Itlf.'rnOon for1:~~:J;-~'~Z-~~t~!~t~lil~~1 I · af,tf'r !-;pl'ndlflt; ttl(' p<-lSI 1\\01' With rela(J\{'c. hr're Meyer Oil and Mrs. Lyle Gamble and Co. · ViSltC'd at Harry Granqulst'~ Lon» II, MEYER ('vf'nmg I SlO i"!outh !\lain Johnson sP{'nt all day" I a-~ W~JJJOi1i F.o-of>dS:AVJ N.G S I, BUT THn WANT QUALITY TOtl! THAT'S WHY SO MAllY SHBP Allb SAYE AT ••• COME TO ....~ ' Jean FOR THE LATEST L.eo I ARRIVALS IN mGB and I I A first National QUALITY CANNING \\(01'(' ('n',ertained, FRUITS AT POPULAR ,II Ihe Fred I LOW PRICES FOR BUSHELS. LUGS AND ful' . 1\1rs'l CRATES. , Ch~,'cking Account WASHINGTON MOORPARK !dives All the Answe~ APRICOTS PACKED IN 12-LB. LUGS I -I ' i ELBERTA PEACHES~_ ,2 '''' 25¢ ('alilornln._. ___ . _____ . __ ._ ...... ··· __ ·_·~ • WEALTHY APPLES. 3 2h ('r!sp and julQ' ...... _. ____ ._~_ Jb'. SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT, • k California .~ ~ lb. ~~~C!'~d~~ n!Rt!~! ... ~1.,25~ .' stalk . to PASCAL CELERY, J. •••.. 17.; 19c YELLOW GLOBE ONION~, 4 Ibl!. ..,..._.23c ISWEET POTATOES, 3 lif•. , ...... 251: ,!!~~~!~,~ n!Re!G~~_~ 7ilb'B~" 69~ RED TRIUMPH POTATqES 10 I" 39~ lJ. S. No. 1 IdahO _...... ___ ~ • ,HomeCOBBLER grown _... POTATQlS __. __ .. _. __ .. ______~10 I"" 32¢ I . I . B~ildi .ri~ht,~orlbng SIFER'S CHOCOLATE SYRUP, Smooth as Velvet. nlJ' 10·050 lac __"",_iliiIIiilllll!llll~F- ["'ELLO-FIBRE OR WlBli FLY SWATTERS liHP One In Each Boom _ ...., ___ • .,. __ ~ ... 25¢ The Itarly bird I\:~eps Warm! "s\!'~ WASHfN. POWDER How mUj'h coal ro you need: DJrt aa( Grim, IH,.ppe&rL Larp Paeae- .....~::-t~- to Je: YOI1.. thro~gh the win-I terl, In omfor~ and gOOd'i heJ?th? : I . Ii Giv1Your TOdayi: ''* I I'" I with h~r ~ Mrs. and cou-I Win . .Jean /~nnc , n1d her ill I! I ft.1 II. iVlarshall ('xP('('ts 10 I attend the Wcslt>y;tn Mf'lhod);;t: I [~~~~r~~~u~1.n~181'~~I.np J11I'Cllng U1 j Mr, ar:dl :'I1rs, Linn \Vy;,11 unnl, Donna of ('0;::1(: spent the \v{'ekend ,at tht' T{'x]('y SUnrIll'rm:l1l home, I G, L. (~amphpll a,nd lamlly ilt"$ , tC'ndcd \.ilr w(ddlng of l\ll's. Campb~'lj'j-; niece Sunday 10 MaT- i tinsbUl g ! All'" II A., ,"'(·kh ,Ind ;.;"dlJ(' ldt S~turd:~y j()["'('illr/()rn,{t wtJf.'lr ..!.ilf':V I wdl :-pend Ir lll,'y I plan In \'JSiI I ttl' iCO~~~, and .\'jl" \'; (' Sv.:nson I W(T(, JI1 O;d';:,lnd \\"cunesday for: i the [ulH'r;\l uf.r W f!r:rIn-,qUI~t. , I Mr. and I\lr;-. IJlck \\'ackC'r and' Mr. and Mrs, ill'l1l'y \\'ackcr, .ir., werle at till' Alt· ..... Klldo\\ home m Omaha {)\('r 111[' \\'('el:r'ml. Mr~ l/;[tl](' :'.11 :-';ult to \\T ayne Aug, 22. ('011- SIl~:;i~Y'\\'dILlm L(J'\ ilnil !I -~~------l.-c------IJ for Half-Dollar Day Towels a~d On $ale Friday Boxed Was~ Clot~s o August: 13 Si:ati'9nery For Cannon iIL()\vel and w"eh ,lop'. Ao \) Deluxe ~ssortment I Budget-Wise sllrL~d Golors and desiglls·l!rowel Shoppers Hcgular ~l,OO \'aMuC':-<. Assorted tint: ~izl' 18XrG. I ill L'01u11'ul hOXl'.-;. • ! BOTH ; FOR 50 i Nr!Jl'il<;)<;\ \\ 111 h;I\'{" ~:\I),iO~) III 4 !ednal !\~IHi:-; aqulahlc for heClll h rid I\'i! Ie", ill'{'ordlng: 10-cjuart ~'~~tl'~'SU~~ ~b/~r~~r~~:"~t (;~;:() ~rHm Polo Shirts of rd-i('ar(~h, !raining of p(~rs()nrl('l Strip,d I ilnn (ipvelopTlwnt nt l(lcal ml'nlal Phonograph Galvani~~d Pail lWiilQl fa(:iilti(':-.. 11 wdl \)r dlsjnh- .. u!('d On ~ !)a • , ! 1':1''~.I: ' i'. I., It • chutch schoof 11 :00, r~~~~~\ :tans ~~lor , I promotion day ThursdU1 Aug.i 12:' 2:30 Pt" gram. Don't miss it. Women of .hf?cfi~rCh; 8 p.m., w. ion -choir. 7: thrran Bra tutrhoqd. I Cir.c1e i circle mlc.t A new Saturday. 'AUl14: 7 P m;~ Mrs. Iwarl'tn with I hc('n I ~lg~~I~J~dZ~~C~r a~th~cka;.r~W~t . Andn'w Johns n I san:g ".A lways" women .. the cO'"".c[' oC Thi '. and Main'l Back were gues s. ,,: •..~ .. --,.;",,":, Prdycr." Mynle lend _ Osburn was the lead organlst,,' Intmanuel ~LutHf'!.ra.n Church Ull' theme Vacat.lon gin.'n a1.\"ay by her I M' 'IS od I ,",cxl hostess wJJI br Damme. and worc a gray I . Gil,bert (Re/ T. ~~o~r~¢h~:r, pastoIh .. '-+: ...... h,'lci :~t~r~~ldk c~~= ¥.~~ ~~~~~r~:iIlM~~ct There will ,be no services hCfC A!nnounce Engagement Wednesday Ctt 8 p.m. since the' pastor wUl be $ I ;:t(;~lItli,~la~?~~I~~(" c;Yll~n;~r ~ ;~'Sz.'~I~ ~~~'cd\\~~eh('~1 an~a~~~t:r °ln~c~~i~'~~d tlO lc¥e n?~~~~~~lcFe~iday at R:30. \(,'111 llC'C(III~IC' 1 he'. bride of Luthq' d Gabardine Dress I ... in fail colors Cool enough for the warm days of early fall ... Dark enough for later; BIRTH RECORQ Aug -1 Bo't-n Mr. and ;VT]'s Ja,;on Pr('<.;\on. a Dah,,' Alkn. 7 Ih~ 9 oz. Aug S . Born to Mr. ,Tohn Gn('r of Carroll, a son, DaVin, 7 lbs. :! oz. A complete Aug 7---Bom to Mr. and ::VIr". Howard Ellenhurg of St. Pelers burg, Fla .. a daughter. 1'.lrs. Elll'n beauty bur~ i!< thf' daughter of Mr:-. Jo hanna Lut t. Aug. R -Born I~ :'vir. and )lrs trea~ment ~~g~~~ t;~;h~C~ ~s~~a~'~ej a son, Aug. 10 Born' to Mr. anld !'vIr" Howard SmIdt of Hastl"l!lg5, il in the daughter. Lynne Marie. 7 nj", ::\lrs. Smidt is the former Mar)onlf' (;11, (irrsJ('e\"f'. daughter of the Harold Glld('rslccv('s. I NEW # I LOCALS ""-¥niD GOOD HO~SEIEEPING I I GO·EVERYWHERE. COAT. DRESS I! 11'. tho type of dress thal plays the star role in 1>"""1 wardrobe., and designed l1y Toni Todd. thls ~ 'I .'1 1 ' "T·"· I Clara Barton was founder of the National Red Cross 10 the United States. I I . Party ! o~Jehre y!~~S~~~k ~rrt~ t~eir families at the I h~me. Home made ice i lke were served. I # i ! OUTHWEST WAYNf. 'ca~fd :~~h~rM~l~~l'~~i~ s~~~~~ Mrs. Kenneth Dunklau and San , ~a, Mrs. Lloyd Dunklau arid Mrs. (Next to my husband and children) la~~~eFI;e~t)P~~~~ts ot ended the ~rvin Dunklau were Tilursday BaU~l'meisteX family t'.eunion in a ~~~~~n gllests of Mrs. I Eldin Sta~lon Su~day. About 66 were Sunday dinner guests at~he El- n Roberts home were r. and and Mes. Roy niels and th~~.: Dl' t rs. Alden Dunklau, Leona d and JCl'~ld, and Flora Her t arrived ay Roberts, jr., Mr. an Mrs. home Sunday from Ii w ek's vaca· My Bowl Tu S~eed Q"e'e" I J hn Dunklau called in thel after- 11 lion~1 spent around Dulu h and on i fish'ng trips. : E f'Jyn Splitlgcrbl'r ipent the L!a really gets clothes clean! wee enct with the Norm, n Wcndts of Wistwl" LOCALS !\tIl's. Irma Kraemt'r nd family Thursday evening guests iat the I r--- left fOJ' thpit· home ill TI)ixon Fri W. E. Lindsay home wer~ Rena '*"<""<---=.~-: day flfter having Spt~nll several AtweH of Wilton Juncti , la., w('d,s at the Ernest Sic.'~en home. Gladys and Arvilla Atwell f Chi , Mt". (lnd Mrs. Duanp reamer of cago. Mrs. Marie Sadler _0 Arn('S ~~~---.. Con¢ord and Waynp 3t aight of and Mrs. George Patterson.: Canlol! were Sunday dm.\1er guests Mrs. J. W. Sutherland ~rld chil f at II:lP T. A. Straight home. dren went to Rapid Ci.t Y' s~., last Mrs. GracC' Stark of St'lnton left week to make their home. r. Su the Bruno Splittgerbel' h me Man therland has been there fer some - • My entire week's I wash Dl d'1Y L You'll Be o Meeting YOu~ C Friends Startfng I tell us WI~at A , ill r plus' .Gl "! Ge~ffl' I I ····D·· .. ·r\.... , , 1 I. Phone 130 LOST AND FOUlfD- WAN ED: Aug. 12 A good all arottnd man or a nemann. girls at'(> to first class mecl\i-anic. \Vork shoulder covers will COl1:--i:->t of setting up finished by this maC'hiner~' and delivering, . and Sewers are to ?r mechankal ,~nd repair ('omhlng cape-~ finished and USED Ing (depending' on the indi LI samplc' of outline stitch, vidual) . APPLIANCES RE..NT: Five-room house or three roonu apartment Bickert Farm Servic~ by August 15. Call 27-W. a5t1 Maytag Washer, square SALE: Five-room -.------al2 tub, eleetric .. $60.00 dwellip;; stoker furnace; . lated; barn, chicken house. ga rage ~Iid granary; aU in good W~~~P~ut~Co~ eotton m1ftil======~orge ;Washer, gas en condition; on five acres at 714 CARDS OF THANKS- L4----Mr'. Martin Madsen gine, pbrcelain tub $45.00 West F1~t stn:>et. Price, $8,000. Cavanaugh, phone 84. a5 Highest Prices Paid ('ard of Thanks Mrs. Gw~n~olyn Hiller. Mr. and ood V sed Bicycles, M~s. Frandis, Perrin and Tommy b FOR SALE: ]47-acrc well impl'O\" For Scrap Iron ofl;Carroll \\'rre Sa1urday ('vening girls and boy" ed fa~lTli, one mile west of Win guests at thr Maggie and J. L. Da~ models...... $10.00 up side. See Fred Erickson, owner. and Old Cars Y15i:homr. Winsit;k>. 812 ~1r. andJMrs. Isidor Kuhl and Double' DraJin Tube, Wayne Auto Salvage Card of Thanj{§ th}e youn est chIldren were Sun~ ~eavy, :with faucets and da' guests I an the F. J. Hopkins I wi<;h j(O thank all th0se who i('a~ters; in A~l FOR SALE: n20tf ------~---- visited me and sent: cards, flowers ho ~s~j~t~ra·ttingly and daugh~ condition .. " $11.50 Two Top Values in te , Pearl' artd Dorothy of Sioux .SINGER ~~pjf!~~~~~.r~~nr]~:!~.Y in the Cit were SUllday visitors at tho FOR SALE~ Wealthy apples. $1 a -Upright Home Freezer. Used Refrigerators Card of Tluwks V. 1;,.M~~1~ti~s~o~~·rtin Madspn bushel William Schnoor, 5 miles 16 cu. ft., nearly new, ·5- Sewing Machine Co. v'.e (' Sundaly ~ft.('rnoon VIsitors at south of Wa:t'ne on furm to ~'ear guarantee .... $190.00 One 4 I,~ eu. ft. Frigidaire For repairs and service - free le!It;~~~h a~od t~~~~.~~ ~~~i~~!dC~~t~ Robins home in -.em.:..a_r_kc_'_T_o_a_d·__ alL th~E\"ere!t Har~ lr_ One 6 cu. ft. Ward the work while I v.ias in the hos tin. ton. Ml's. EV('rf'1t .Robins and ---1- !Hiawaltha Outboard pital. Com aa Weier'Shauser. chI dreo came hOme WJth Mr. and F~~il~~L[9:41';~~ t;-o~~'n~'tr~~~ ~lotor.13 h.p" nearly ~:~e=~i~~S~~ Mr. Mads~n to spend thiS week: wilh l'6-ft foldiryg rark. J. E. !new, less than 30 hOUTS Both boxes completely over- - our represrntative wHl ~ Card of 1'lm1fks th,~e. Ifergcrson, Wak¢field. a12p R $83 50 $5500 hauled and in fin;t class oper- at your home MorftlayS. I Sincere thanks fot cards, letters r. Hnd n.lrs. Ray Craven and U.se. ego . ," . aUng eondition, Don't delay, and ,\;sits during mlY illness. Mrs. fan: i~y of Randolph were Saturday FOR SALE: Two q...~.;(' wagon and S 1 h they won't la!'t iong. Call Of' Writ€ Us at Gilbert Rau!'s. . eVi' mg vIsitors at t)1(' Thomas runnmg gear; t-ft. eJ('vator erera u~ed 1/4, 1/5 .p. 419 Norfolk Avenue Cr ~en,~~'1:;rs O'caT Carlson of wilh hoist. Don eyer. a12 plectric motors .... $7.00 up A & M Sales & Service Card of Thank~ Fr mont, Mr. and. Mrs. Mark B('n~ FOR SALE: Hanrl-,ICked Wealthy, Norfolk, Neb. I wL<;h to thank' relatives alld Shif and WiUm' of ~'insjde, Mr.' apple'S, ~1.50 :pc 1 bushel. W!ind- C;~ Company f12tf frif'nds for flowcrs. gifts a:nd cards of' an Mrs. Lcdnard SmlmOI1lS and: fa lis and No. ~ a pies, $1.00 per ~18 Main!;::======sent 10 mf' during my stay in the daUi;hlcr of Randolph Mnq FlJen hushel. Bl"Ing ('antainers. Farm Phone 368 \Vayoe a12 HELP WANTED- hospltal Mrs. George Tbompsoa Tell us Fredericks v.·cl·(' ..r::und~ly g~t'sts at; . half ·1 soU[th f Wayne on 12 and Carol Ann. a12p 1 i thE" Mrs. Anna C'ri\.]son homt'o g~:~way.~lh~ne FF~L Ro~edale ------+-- a ==:::::::::::======! _ ~~____ Farm. a12p FOR SALE: Brown S\\ 'I daUght('r~ and Mr. ~nd Mes. ";~n '~." ,':~.~\;·.".n~JD~;;a;;·,t'" nf ~l.om ItJi t"'27Ji Off MANURE SPREAD,ERS: Clean Cotton Rags Gf'Orgf' F} rg and Tommy vi.sit('d at T1H· ~tat" (Jf X.,·hrufll,,,. t" ull pE'I"' ~ U New and used. ) thE'. ,.Jor\ Dahlgren home !\.Iondayl 111Io-'l"O'sl' ,I In ."'l!,I. h'IUI~' "lI *1'· I" I,·h~ 1",tlf"·11 III t J.. \I' on '~ble 'nd console models STOV"~' Duotherm Without buttom, ('VE'!;'llng.,' r.r:l.l(.h,." 11a~ fiko a Pl'lilion In L-d. ., ~.. ~t I". ..1 . ~;~t~,.,~~:~.'~~,\ll~ld;tW~,. Jl:l~::~\n!;: ~vhich include G.E. and TRACTOR: Used Ford. hobks or snaps I J~h I '£'!"2am<;, s-ccond presIdent of abl'\l\ th"(' Z.t!l ,Iak ,01 Jlll~·. GIl kes 'V A TERERS.. I ~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~=~~=~==~!lt~h~e~L~l~'~:'!S~.,=~w:.a~s:f:at~h:e~r~O~f~J:o:hn 111!.d pr!.i..,·if1j..; tlial lJ;I('Il'~ £1":'.- rGs ey ,IDa \Ve pay 5c per pound ~ , ~~(' ~~am', .he sixih r~::;:.,:;fi)~~'~~1~\~;:;'~~~,~~J~W~!~,~~:~ ~~:~.D;:~: Service I The Wayne Herald "n ,'," ",'h .\"""l. a12tf III ",·1", k \ ri'"\1 ,,' J'f,,· ,,' MaJ'e~tl'c..i::'o Recol'dc_ u _ 90Cu ,~rayne, Nebraska a12 J 1~~'1I) J \! ('I{ r:11'i 1 ~ I I ~ \"11,[\ "dg \Vhile They Last! Seven o('tu\.cs and a miOor third constltute the tone range ot a {)HlflO. Good Feeding That: Pays Dividends Is a stdndard Get Your RadIO at the Th~r(' are thr('e hours diffJrf'nce . Planned Process I; I!letween New York and Cali~ornja WAYNE MOTOR & tilnl". # IMPLEMENT CO. Let us show you our line of feeds . . E'verything the farmtlr From the carth milC's. Wa~ne, Nf'braska .12 needs to supplement his own grains. ·WE OFFlEk All Types TOP !~J~~~RAIN of rt~g and Poul~ry Cattle and FEEDS. . : i Concentrates b.' ' Hog Complete lin., of O,th~r F'I"'ds ' SEE DORR'S' YOU But O. SELL Feeds GRllN FEEd -'LANT Get Our WECA ' ~ ~ ... - ... - T;"" i : !, I i II Ii I 'II I '"~~l''' I " was tho former and family and Mr. ~d Mrs.. Eml . Hoskins. Brudigan and sons lIed, at the I Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pingle Hcnnan Gcewe home e~ay cvc- Ia., after I~arlt Ann" and Dickie spent . sr., day afternoon and evening at I ni~/a:~d~~~. Roy JicrSqn spent heK~~. andl Mrs, Emil Meycr were ~ii ii.iii~ Mr. Ralph William Broeckemeier, sr., home Tuesday evening last reek at the in Norfolk Sunday visiting at the .." ••• Record, books w~re 'completed. and Jimmy spent Sunday in Osmoncll. Lorraine Dorr, of Way~c MM~~. S~~w~~~ie~h",;~['r and Phil- ~a~eK~~:~d~~.daughter, Mrs. Nor, Mlrs. alt the . Mr. and Mrs. ,Hans Asmus and Mrs. Wright of Lincoln ~cre pres: ~~~~~r~~~fPhe~m~~ests family viSited a t the Herman Op· lip called at thl' Ralph Bccken- The Art. Ahcrns returned Satur' ent. They each gave a talk. Plans Mrs. Alfred H. Ulrich,IMrs. Ed- fer home Monday evening. "~'u('r l~ome Thursday aft(1rnoon. day from '8 two-wcC'k vacation in were made for achievement day'. MarcII~e Sampson was a Wed~ Pequot, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. John Lunch was served. The club will ~!~ ¥~~~~~~~~rYaf~~~n~Z~'re~ic ~~; ov~:~f;~t ~~~s~Sa~tl~e S. ~~~fifgUJ nesday VISitor at the Pa~l Lessman Ahern an~ daughters were there meet on Tuesday, Aug. ]7, at the Reuben Falk home. I home. I home. with them and plan to remain for Harry Strate hom~ with Erma Mr. an4 Mrs. Ernest E: reeit and Mrs. Hans Asmus, Arlene and Mr. and Mrs. Frccmont Lubber~ a while. Jean Strate. . Evelyn. lNIr. and Mrs. Herbert Gary spent Friday at the Harry st~dt wcre guests at t1;w Elder Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hansen call~ West Rand~lph Pfeil, a~ family, Mrs'l Minnie ,strate home. LUbberstedt home last wC'ck Sun· {'d Sunday afternoon at the Bur. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ruhlow and Ballro~m Trinity Lutheran AJd ~~~~Sim :~g~~~tsts a~~ i~!er~~~Ji 01 Chicago callcd daKr~.f:c:d~~~. Otto Koch and No. ~~~~ M~~~sc~(l~~m:nd i~ick;';iS~~~ Members of the Trinity Luther~ reunion eld at,Ta Ha Zo ka park at the £. el of Winside visited the Harry accompanied them n.maincd 'for a an aid met at the parocJ1iai scho@l in Norfolk Sunday. ' Becknqr's Sunday afternoon last few days. U"'here' t~c Good B~r¥~ Pia,)" bascOl(o.nt on Thudday aftj:!rnoO'n Mrs. ~Win Wittenbct of Ar- week. Mr. and Mrs, lIC'nry Borelman for thl..'l1· regular monthly meeting. linglon v sited on Tucsda at the are Mr. and Mrs. H?rman Geewc and. visited Mrs. Henry Frevert Sun. . Friday., , Aug, 1:1 Rt'\'. W. F. Sprcngeier led the d~- Mrs. Min ie Krause home .. Verna Ma.e had dinner last week day eVening. votions. Mrs. Ernest Fuhrman Mrs. Hprman Buss CalJe~ at the I Wilson visited on Sunday With the Fred Aevermanns M ..../Id I M d I opened the business m,eeting 'The Meierhenry "Fred Jochens home Thur 'day af~ I and Thursday at the of Winside. rs. a ena oore an Audrey Music by the afternoon was fipent 10 Quilting. Mr and Mrs ' ternoon, : Mrs. Wayne. Thomas an~ rvtrs. A~·t Leon~rd. Mr.' , . Mrs. Reuben Falk, Jimmy and, and Frank Ev~ns M~I~'n~~~~~~~' ~{Otr~~ef~sr~t" w~~~ ~~_~~~I!~I~tfrh~n~rZg~u~u~~~c~ I JIMMY BAR,NETT Behmer, WIll. pack thIS: month s IMarten jr Mrs. June and Mrs. Alfred H. Ulrich .of : 'went t:il~c~r~~d Z~kde~ Th~rsday e~~ni~g 'guqsts at the Mrs. Moorli' is Mr. Rlusers' sister. o,?xes fOI' rehef work. Mrs. Jack Cueile 'Br~ngardt Manitou, Minn., visited MOlnday af_ ., 01) business. Shirle,}' Sprague hom1.: Visit.ors at the John Ream home ORCHESTRA Pmgle, Mrs . .F~ed Marquardt and Iafternoon at the . Hel'man ternoon at the. TheOdorefCbcrer Mrs, Fred PettItt of Norfolk were Marten sr. home. home. SaturdayDonna nightMaye at Fairbanks the home otspent her WednesdayMr. and Mrs. afternoon Alvin ~sburnat the Elderspent ~u~n~d~a~Y~W~e~r~e:M~rs~.~J~O~e~M~a~"~in~g~IY~~~~~~~~~~~~~Iand daughters, Mrs. Jlin Blgg<; lind gu('s;~. HostesSCIs WCI'(' Mrs. Nora Mrs. ' He'rman Marttn, sr., re~ Mrs. l'1innie Krause a .d Mnr~ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Lubberstedt home. , 4nd I son, Mrs. Hans Asmus. Mrs. turned home Sunday' fter spend- gal'et \'.iSi~ed Wcdnesday \\ 11 h ]\11'S. Art Be~mer and Mrs. A. Brugga- mg several days at t tc home of Minnie Wittenberg and lrs. Er- lm~~r~:S~1ittelstaedt spent Satuf- cd ~~ ~~~ MI~~nGe~~~e~sl~~~n cI~~t 1.~.'n"",Wnhd.I,,. be next hostesses folr I hcr daughter, Mrs. Art Klug in nest HIlla in Norfolk. , . Lunch was S('fved. Norfolk. Mrs. Gus Marten visitedl Sundny ~'~1rg~~~\ ~~dNSo~~~t: ;~'i~~s~~o~~~ we~~n~~~d=rt'efnoon' and supper 1\lrs. Ed Wittl'nlH'l;g: and Mrs. ('vening at the Mrs. Minnid-Krause LoUIse Pape and Dorothy Prau gucsts last \\('(k .It the "Walter Emngelkal UI"'.Jr(·h Fred Klug and Childr~t;l. of Arling- home. ~ sa came from Nc,¥ Ulm and VISited Hnmm homc wore Harry McCune I COUNiTRY (Re\'. E. II, Sohl, pastor) !;unc~J~l'a~f~:gl:~d lk:~~dh6~t~~ SU~~~~'\O ~~~:~~ aF~~~~n:t \e~! ~~d~; :if~~~~nBUss home on Sat~ ~~~~r~l~ Kun~~;g~~~ ~~d ~~?~ i?~gg: ~"uonr~~rp S~~~~;~l'. IVu. and Mrs. Herb rt Klug vis~ Art Behmer home with he COusin, Marlm Sprengcler left SatutdllY of SIOUX City , cd Sunday evening at the Gus Yvonne Behmer. *' for Sleepy f .. ye Mm11, The Virgil Kar(h lis were Sunday Pt'RCI' R('fonn('d Chm·(''h Schmidt home Mr. and ~1rs. J. E. Ping-Ie, Mary WIll III employed hy a dmm'f guests lasl v.eek at thc FRESH (Re\ C H Rlf'descl pastor) I Mr and Mrs Anton Janssan of Ann and 'Dickie spent Mo day af- Jllackmg company until the fall s('s~ ] Rf'ubCn Carlson home in Carroll .lilOns <1t college begm The \\1,111('1 IIarnms took Derald 1U 00 Sund,lY slhool 11 00 \\or~ g~~f~~~~r;~~~~~~ Sunday at the l\~~~~i~ ~;rf~~. John (evcson LOUIse Pape and Uorothy Prau- !Hamm to th(' .Frank Hamm home ~hlJJ sen IC~ Ei wm UlIICh and Gene and Mr. and Mrs, E. E. PO tel' re~ sa spent several days \,1::'lting at In Osn:ond Fndaj. MAGIC ••• ~)n l'llday night the Youn~ PCO- (' v.ele Sunday dI~ml' guests turned home Monday a. tcrnoon the Rev. W. F. Sprengeler home Patricia KilY Anderson we,nt pl( s league of the E>eacc Rdorm- 1vernat the Sam UlrIch hon e from Omaha and .Counelr Bluffs over thc wcekend. ,Tuesday last wcek to ViSit a while t'd and Immanu'iU) churchC's will Mr and Mrs Alfr¢ UlrIch of where they had visited relatives. Ruth.. Sprengeler ~pent seveqd with her gl'andmotl1Cf, :\1rs. Nels meet at tile hjJrne of Chl:Jstmc l\!,IOltou Mmn, Mr ~np ~1rs Er Mr. G.aines who vblted \.vith r('la days vIsiting with friends at Va~M O. Anderson m Concord: wm Ulrich Pfc DWlg ~, Gene and tiv('s 10 Fremont r.clurned With entine the past week. Last w('ek Sunday dmner !'lnd Verne 1\1.r and Mrs quben Falk, them. MI:s. Martha Rohrke also Almost magically. the' famous flavor of ROB. Trinity Luth('ran L'hureh, J~mmy and June, M and Mrs accompar'llcd the.m horne. # ~~;~P;~~~U~~et:p ~~(~~~aft~~n~a!;:~~~ ERTS HOMOC-j';NIZED MILK i. kept for you {Rc\ W F Spq:ngek'I, {Jdstor) HaJOld Falk and Na qy and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lar>;cn, Gary Rev. and Mrs. John Gabrielson and children of Concord called from the time the farmer's milk arrives at the at ~~~(){)~56e:;~n t'~~vl1~~o.English ~~~o~r:'u~~~~o~u~~~f tI~elf. c~ I~~'~nz~~~k?efa~~~ r~~t~i~~e~lt t~~ NORTHEAST Tlll'sday ('\'('nin~ last week at the The YP~.c:...so_~jpl gathcrin~~ Falk home. ' Ha Zouka park on Sunday. , r Virgil Kardell homf'. ROBERTS DAIRV until you've savored th~ last Mr. and Mrs. . Gary Lflrsen spent Monday with WAYNE Bonnadel\(' Brammer spent from ;;j;;;;;~j;;;;S;~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;j;~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~, Hcrmaln~OPfer, Bil~ d~licious sip. ROBERTS knows how to capture " ly and Nancy attende~ he Wheat. hiS grandpan:nts, Mr. and Mrs. by-----' Tuesday until :friday \-\'1111 her ley family reunion 1O! yans Sun- James Larsen m Randol'p~. grandparents, .!\II'. and Mrs. Simon and keep the original. country sweetness of fresh. day. Mrs. Jack WhcaUley is a sis- Mrs. A, Klembach vlslted ,Sun- Staff CorreSDOndent Lessman. ter of Mr. Opfcr. day aftornoon at the Willard Mrs Gcoq:W Wischhof and natural milk. ROBERTS DELICIOUS MILK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernhardt Fletcher home. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kardell and daughters Visited Mrs. Melvin of Denver, Colo., and firs. Ray~ !vIr: and Mr>;. enrl ,Nieman family called on the Harold· Gun: Meyer Wednesday afternoon. is tested eighteen times for purity, richnessl and llIarsons Wcdnesday and Friday mond Bernhardt of No fOlk spent ~mslde Hnd Mrs. MattiC Voss VIS· flavor. You serve the best when yPt! s~rve Wednesday evcnillg at t e Herman lted Sunday aftl'rnoon and were evenings For Se",·nth HirtluJav Joann Powers I('ft for Lincoln I Opfer home. supper gue~ts at the Henry Voss Burton Echtenkamp's sevcnth ROBERTS. 1 I Friday mornmg to ~pend thp week~ ! Mr. and Mrs. Glenn [Frink and home. I birthday was celebrated Friday I daughters were Friday ('vening l\1T, and Mrs. Henry. yoss .a~d end with her sister, Mrs. Harold evening when guests at the Floyd All Makes and Models Stoehr. ~~%~.rs at the Hcrn:an Opfer ~a';;Jn~rSa~~~r~~~~nrm:t vl~ht~ Mr. and Mrs. ('peil Stallhaum, Ji~~tl'~i~a~~n~~orTe ~'~~fl~~~ fa~~ John Stallbaum and Darlene and REACH FOR Quality Workmanship Mr. and Mrs. Fred IJqchens and Walter Rethwisch and Lynn 1som George Wlschhof, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Ulrich\ Manitou, homes near CarrolL Alvill Roeber and s'On, Mr. and Minn., \vere among guosts at the Mrs. Martha Rohrke rNurned ~f~~rol'd S~~m~~~tif~~~r; orn~'a~l~t ::\1rs. Vlliliam Krallman, Mr. and Paut..Rathjen home ncar Pierce. home Monday afternoon from field were last WCl'k Sunday din )'1rs. Joe Patton and 1\1r. and Mrs. ner guC'sts at the Henry Bush Mrs. Rathjpn is a cO\~sln of MI·s. Omaha whel'e she spcnt the weck Herman Gl'cwe and daughter. Jochens and Mrs. Ulrich.1 at the home of her cousin, Mr~. home Mr. and Mrs. Albert Behmer vis- Minlllc £ro\,..·n. Bonnadcllc Brammer >;pent Wed!. I itcd Sunday ('\,ening at, the Frl'd Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pinge!. Dickie ~{~s~.~~ ,fternoon \.""Itll Harlan LOCALS Jochens home. and Mary were Friday night :\lr. and 1\1rs, Har\,C'y Echten- Mrs. Chrlrlcs Bal{[~r and Mr. and Mr. and 1\1rs. George Schmitt left vi:;itors at Hans Asmus home. kamp and Joyce werc \Vednesday 01r~. Bob. Baker attonded the Mc~ Phone 368 Thursday for an indcfinitc f'vcnmg Ci-tllers a t the Ed 1'l/le. yer QUlstan fan~liy reunion Sunday in 1 with their daughtcr. home. . Riverside, Sioux City. About 73 I Mr. and Mrs. Ed C ,:\11'. and :lvlrs., Frank Brudlgan I [1'001 South Dakota, Nebraska and • "August 13 Your Lucky Day! 39c 39c 50c WILL LAY AWAY Any Blanket of Our Many 78c Blanket Bargains SOc Ladies' White HandkerQhiefs IOnftmEL WATER PAIL Reg. Price 6 for 35c soc 12 FOR WHITE PURSES ··49c Sel(:ond Annual B,~r9ain Event: All styles. Up to 4.98. ···················20e ONLY EXHA~ST EXTENSION I KITCHEN TOWELS ....SOe I Chrome plated. Reflector jewel Colored border hand towel LADIES' WHITE GLOVES , Regular 85c Reg.25c Dark and Pastels Reg. $1.19 I 3FOR .. SOC , , RAZOR BLADES WORK STRAW HATS ANKLETS Double: edge. Gillette tl'pe. Reg. 69c and 89c Misses' and Children',! Regular 10c per packaJ.e Assorted Styles Relr. 35c per pair i' ····23c. e ' l3e NOW 2 FOR SiO lOe , . I ····35c MEN'S WORK SO~KS CHILDREN'S SUN SUI~· I Reg. price $1.10 , nell Cotton. White, gray, black, brown. I'" :•. :!~~~~~~--~~~~--- 3 PAIR 50f NOW...... : ... '1 ~,O e, Reynold'. : I UNBLEACHIED MUSLIN P '; d . 1 I i Regular ":39c:! yar BALL RPe.gO,19NacT -.'1 : N i 1,1 I 50 1¢ '. ~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~ __~~~~2_y_A_R~Ds~~~~~~.II~~~qN~L-y- ..._' ... _ .... _ .... _ .... _ .... ~ .. -:_.-i.p.~~~~ ":".1- II' ! i i (j tiolkg-e ohtaincd the: :-:t()1'lIgl' tank fl'l"11 the c,urtdu..: lIan'ard, ba~e. It Was illstalled to mee1'('nlCrgt'IH";'" t(lnditj(nl~ Ihd\ nlig-ht inttTfi'r(' \\ fuel dll'\iYcl'ics during the wintur mOlllils. Th(' ()il t an' Ih(· larg(':..;l and \~'ill lll:l\'c to pru\'jde threc;full h~ad,- 1u fiJI th<' C\]!dli(le_d~-'t~-+~_ : A: : ' I. I Raaso.-s VAl Explaim;Ncw '1lRese~ve Officc~s, ICounselI rs Sihful~ Shop at La nlll~ng on Training V~~~~f~.~·I;,,~~,r.~I~e,~ :CHI . f<'or:,War II V('tioi .. ,M"",,', ,I, ''']:,,',', I", I,Wayne tuft , day th~ 13l: i Iturn 1(, L" . j' - t D . r :. Th(, ('oll('~r T'Th ntainj its I· e lIcr(' art.' n pairs of Old i i , ICe lse () rl\C h'wl that ('xistc( ,rior ~o t C wa : Lihcol - -"A total of 3217 !\c- tHflcials f'sUr':tat that ,tot white' "hop". BrokC'n si:3es. You can hOI\'{' 'em, they're I i~~~~~;s ~~i~~~~f' I~~~~ (I~n~~(. ~_~~~ :~~ ~,~~~~s;~:ds S~ ~kf~r t~.rOUgh lhe ~iifcl)' r(,s.p'ln~lt)jlIIY ~()lal include's ho~~ng, f 100 old us Hurry. raj" aH o( 1.1.,), failure ((I rqJOrt their I,ulllon fp{,s, alt ,tS udcn mTId('nl: or III JUf"nlsh prllof of and athh... tlf.: {'\en I - ~ain "~lfI{)r - thf'ir rJll~n~iar rr'spOnSJ1i11Ily," ()w- ('m Ho.YI.(·;,.,.dlrf'C~o.r of the m'ltur \'l- LO d : t eours¢s a "\el- hjcle QilvlslUn, silld today -4 ' :1 an will not 1 'This IS th{ acl \\;lJch IS dC'-1 .:'.lrs Guald Fa. M~ ~COI" I - , aVQcatJOnal or rec~ I sijgnC'u to promolf' safll) {n I\ ' .. - ," I I - -:1 " . : Ii" , .'. i . L'i,,::!!,".'!:!;!','!! I: , I I, I' ' ing the I:l~a:y mornfng, They had been vis You Think. Itmg Mr. and Mrs. James M.cIn The Heart I tosh. adventure for The Dean Detlcf,,ekcnd! guest By James C. Olson I" -- . Mrs. John Kyl. nnd j,~~ncne, Supt., $tatc Historical SOCiety L--Staff CorreSDond~nt! Arlene Draghu spent l",X-·'"'¥;n L. Sears wa~ killed in ""~~~~""'~~~';'~'::""~::~'~~~j~"'''~~~~ Su~day been ca ring 'stories this summer her parents, the Mike according to a tC'legram rc ~~~~ Dragr Mrs. Nettie L. Scars. He is of threat ned crop damage hy ~Loren Dunklau visited from $un~ boy to be lost jn the war ... Jamie grasshoppers. So long as tNcbras- d y until Tuesday with the Fred kans rC'member their histdlry, any ckmans. pile of shingles, breaking two bones talk of grasshoPPf'rs will hring Mr. and Mrs. William JacolJ>serjI ... Ne'llie Baker, Beth Yaryan and to mind the plagu(' which spread and family and Mr. and Mrs. LeorjI Carroll and Jessie Prince of Win o,ver the plains in the middle ~ev- Thompson and family were Sunt na'.ID1,ott,>dfor nurse'S' training in anSWf'r to a cnties. day guests at the Leslie Phillips ... Mrs. B. D. EVans and For yt:!ars nature seemed to home. la., arl'ived to vi:-;it at the home of frown on 'Nebraska's pjoneer farm:' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mau and . A. F. Gulliver ... RC'v. and Mrs. ers. Crops Withered in the blis~ ~ir~r 7he:~W~~e1€f£e;!~:th~g~;r made the trip to Omaha JIl four their son, Al!wrt. \vho was passing ~i:i;.,~~:~lfl~C:: ~~~;r~:Cd s~~~~: inli{ Mrs. Virgil Moseman and La- troop train .J = I.' I I f»f jaflle Nebr1ska I! ~I' i' Dave Theophdu",,.. I I (' . , I I I I or · ·~···············~···········~·r· ····i·········· ..J ••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••t.r .•,I. i I._ " ' . I I I ' , I ~ I I' 'IC ~ I .. ','" I' • I I I I' , !' I , • . -, . ~I' • - • 'I'Hrn,~n,AV Al'Gr~T 12, 1948 Wayne Dowrls Pioneer Nile Leagllft !West Point 'Notes IHere Thursday :-;i~tan('('. TIJp ("na1 di...:tinctinll ill ~lln-"hine Or -"how{'r. 1:0 35 to 46 ... Regulars • Shorts • Longs Use Our Lay-Away Plan • FAMOUS NAMES. • Alpagora • Cloth Craft I • Don Richards ,B~y e Hampton Heath l"f I year-Iround freshness Covert ALPA&ORA (;abardine In season 01' out, frozen , COVERT Fleece fruits and yegetables Tweed retain their .. 100 ~,; wool Yenetion rond, Warmth "'ith?l1t Fr1leshness ,veight in it top coat ~tylf'd to pc·rf{'ction. Box I stvl'€s ''lith button frollt or the fanH-LIs new bold Goodness lo'(lk~the "wrap front." .:\ailed dO\Yll Pi'iec~ G~ (uls of Flavor that e\Tery man can afford. \\ e inl,-iie ~:our in~pection. I Good Meals, 50 501 $3.' 4.. 1:0,' $49. !. floods 34 t~ 46 •.. Regulars· Sh<;>rts • Longs i HTT II ,.. ····11·············· 'I I ,--7 I II II Lou Flshl'f, who 11~{1 \)o('n Rt lilt" BIl('iIrc h()~H' 1/11'; sumlT1~'I1, ,II (Olll" • P;ll1ll'd tlwtn 10 hf>r honu' Iwt,C' LUl'{'tld .Mae FIsh!)'!' of N()llldk spcn! Thu('soay anel Fridai,y it 1 11H ~~I~~nF~r~·~~l~~I~ ~~tr;l~p I'~:!~:l:l~" surp"'r gugst J Mr, ~H1(~ M~ls (JUn 1\:nnl \\ ,,"ding' AUllolllH'I'd MI' and Mrs Adolr Mill!'! an lloum (' 111(' apl)! (),I('hIng Illdlll,lg(' 01 Ih('11 rlilllgllH'I. !\11:-'S L.d('drH', to \\';llTl'll ManH/, "'Il!l uf tl-ll' and Mrs 1';dg,Il' Mitro1/ or Jfnskm" TIl!' \\('ddln~ \\ III I t· ur "illIllll \\') Ii" \Vilma \\ 'yilt' OhS!'l \'('d III I' <..;,:...1 h bJrlhdi-l)- SillunLl)'. In h()IlOl of llw o('casJ()in, Iw1' lllo!iH'l" 1\11'<" WIlI\Hnl \\":.1](', ('ntl'l'ldllwd 1:) gUt:-.1.s ,II dIM!'!)' fmm ~ :~O to 1 ;~(j SH!urdd\ alt('ll1()()Jl (~dm('s \'('l{' play('ri -!'I,1rs \\1.\ III' "'0rv{'(1 lunch lllat- eon \\'lln1 Allt'lld Birthtlay l'url) Mr and 1\11 ... ,John \-\l \\S('S Mf'''ts The WSCS of Ill\' M(,thoUlfit chUtt'h llwt TU{'sday ;111('lnoon wllh Mr... q;, C i'~rancls and M!'~ ~ the Ptieedl. .. W J MI'ifoldl i!'i hoslL' ... .scs In I he church IMl'lol''' Tw('nly-olle nl('m hpI'S and !'IX gucsts \\('1'1.' pI ('~('nt The rl'gula~ UUSlnl'SS rlH'{'tl11l! \\(10, ~\\';ld ;rll,~' ~~,~treg'j~~('t('~~,:~Vt;~;l(\U~l\:~~ -~ wIuj • Cl1nl TIOUUl1lan 'Alii t'nil'llatn on Aug 17. Lallit'" AI(l l\11'f'tllll!; SI l'duls Lul!J('I,11l LoIdll''' AId held .b rq..;uldl' ml'lllllg ,lIld blll'~1 d'l} Wl'dnddilY III t he church pa,r- MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS ;~_I(~en('hl(;ti~~.!;~{'\\ :~;~n~~:s (~\ ('~c L('WIS, Ell{. Bwhll'. MIS Fl',lnli Bronzyns]{I, lVII'S 1\11 [(' F'l'ilwr, Mr .... JIc!lly Von Sq;:gtrtl, Mrs. EV{'l'ctt WIlli', lVII'S W J Mls THAN ANY [chIt, Mrs Mrs OTHER CAR ~i{(, '1'ldnck, Sam HClcllC!'I, rs 1'.111.1 LeWIS, M~, Jacoh WHI( f', Mr:-. Dave LllC'kcr, Ml'o.;. R1Ci1.1 d MJllI'r, fvlrs. l\1f'l\ in COMPARE ~hp valueS: compare the pricesf . ,-. qUl1ily advantage still not available in any other • Mlilcr, My!', Vrnl{'rwk JdtliH' :lrviceJ <;0 I .1' I CORYELL AUTO COMP' W NEBR. ; . il I i ~"~('~Vilh ro: and I LOCALS :11",. Paul Borg' Paul [ i\lt· and Mrs. \Vanrcn (:'allahan Lester Lult and min- Manon, OhIO ('arne Fhday to !VIr. and Mrs , gtl;'sts at the Paul Broeker and . Mrs. Gallahan s parQnts, tht' Isons and 111"t'5. . wCl'nt It¢ Ultlahoma Clt) BUl,'nd I Strahans. cd rf'latl\'(>g' In an Mrs. Bus Jfnes and Jon runc~~li :el\'IC£'S for Hl'\', \\'aI1{'1' 'C. Coryell and Carl WIlght and Pender' . \V E. Jones werC' Sunday Bl·ac~('t!lS1Ck. \'lcllm of /in aUlO 'In !'Jorfolk Sunday, The i upper guest in the LeVI crash, as WE're two athl r rel ..itl\l'S I Hu!.';hes slJult the \\CCklnd I a I . orne, Triple funeral SL'r\'Jl'l'S \~('rc' ht.ld \Vl!h his grandpatcnb the Jam('~ ant I Mrs. Frank Cunningham MondlY He \\ as pastOl I)f th. Bamptons In Carroll honor of 1 VI"ltt'd Sunday e\'cI)ing ~t the GraC' Lutheran dlurch In \\(1\on[' ~lr and Mrs C E ROg'(rs and v.hlch \\as Mr Gl' lrgc Coul1er hGme~in Randolph. Mr flub). C:hnwlka Clnp daugh- ~nl' of Dalton came Wedn['sda}' ~ ~ _lr and Mrs Ed Fort< visIted tcr E aim of Chl(O Callf.:vtr and tspcnt untll Sunda} \\lth thic I ~ \\'ll:h Mrt; nor~ Bru g"eman Sun- Mrs En In CllnkpniJPtHu '1'1 fhuls-i Rog(r .... G L Rog-els alcorn .Offl('(' In Jlospital. da~ aJtl'rnoon. t,?n <\I.nd FIIJ\d Chmdka ~ r :::'!OUX l lld 1)1('111 honh drkr \ lSlllng Dr S A Lut 'n has his offlcfl ihar)('l' Petcrson arnvdl home Cll). iv.tl:rc \\ edncsda\- rhnl1' r \ 1;;11-1 I' t'\\o \, (I' "S 1fl l)al1on and \\ 11h 1m the \\ a).ot' hospital. PborH~ 61 lelSi :'.10 day after srknding some ors q~ Mrs. l\ldl:- lIam;po. ! ~\,... au~htpl and fd.mtl,:. th{ B1UU I ~ -t--:\d\ tilT (, cit \" A. LaRoe-lllOme In Chl- f',Ir~IMld Mr" Ar I and I ~~\ttem~;"I('1"~ I~ H~'mmhforc~ . _ . ..::;;;._::;;::;;;,;;;;..:I±::::::;;;;';;;::;;::;;;:;:~ CB~() I daughter W{'I"l' SUlKli1\ l..hl At. and .. 11'. } 1 (d RU:"f r dn,l, ~I!!lda~ dinnC'r and $upp<>r guests gueslS oj the Star,J/') -P,.lllgS JIll rll~l \\f'r(' -"'.u~cJrl':' 8fl~rtlOo.n ,lnct' Federal LEnd Bank, at. 'llw RIchard Jugt'l home In SJOU* allY. 'I~~Ph~~~uc"ts ell til(' A. t DJ dnscJ- , FARM 0 A NQ \\ :ly np It honor of IMrS. Jugel s t1n: and .:vlr<; lif.'rmOlq Baker I .:\{arv C;-Irhart and Gmger Hem: ... .lf1, ~ l h:1 t hday were Mr. and MTS AI- \\'(>re Tbur'sdClY dinner \ r5itors at IY.'l'T't" ia. L i ncaln Saturd y : Low 10t('tc .... t - Long Ter~ r~~;~~aJr~g\t' .and Mr, and Mrs. A, \'·r .?olph·s. ,CT • I I )..11"'. and :\lr~. Peter a Joq:::ensen ~ational Far, Loan ASsn. P . C'lg}c of Pamca. Mr l.-.aJnd :VIrs Clor H ,Bll"klrl~ y,'l?re among" thn<:L' who helped Rnd-' Wakefipld !\"ebr ska h15t! I .:'IIldlllYn Owens atrl\'ed home were I-"::IlJlncta). aflf'rnOOrJ \'15Itoro, at IQ('V Jor£f'n .... po celf brd\e hi'" "'f'("o!ld ~ , . . f FJ"lri;:l\ artC'r spendlO~ the summer the nJay A.gler. s1' honlf' ++--______~ ____ . __ . _~, m i){'I1\C'Ir. The P...ollrl' Lungl·... Eu- ' ::yJ.r, and Mrs. Walrt.er . Johnson dulph Longe:; Sunuh':' H a~d (I)('ryl Kay. of W~kefleJd were i';lc and ~Ils ,Jot' ofl SPRAY PAI .... ITI G \\('dn('srivy suppC'r gulcsts at the Big SJ1lrlng!:> \l~lled ltl( I '" Pf'rry Jornson homc.J tht, JOt' \\'ilsons :Vlund;.n: ." Mr an Mrs. Will ~('('s. Mr. and . All Work Guaranteed , :\lr" (h\ 'n Rees, GeorgC' and Ann. I Ann ",'of of New Y1rk C;ty. and ALL PAINT MIXED WITH OIL AND TU PENTINp :YIn; Da~·(' Rt'cs and Joliln WPrP Tuf, .... day dionf'r gu sts In the Last Coat Spray and Brushed by . and h"'nk home. ' INSPECT SO·.!E OF OUR WOnl.. :'.fr anRr"S I'vlrs Edward Stoehr of iVll ~ Yorjk \ lSI cd at thC' M. Rectz home Norma UI'akC' rC'turnpd \\'rdn"'~- last' \\C'(\k , day 1[(lm a 10 dll':' \ISII at the 0,lro, IJlUJ BrOCk~rand Marlene CHAS. JORGENSEN & SQN . John Douson ho e In Ceclar Jlap- \IS)~Crl al thc Joe Wu dmger home , "insidt". :Sl"bra!-oka I ~22t8 Ids~ l'hUro,da . ?l-lr. and I\1r<;' \'(TnOn HokClmp :\11'. Hod :\lrs Rob rt Johnson were Sunday d1nner.gu{'sts at the \\Clll' Thursday CHnmg dmner Eal'l Andcl"son hb'm(,. Uther gLlL'.~ts I gue~to, all the Perry hnson home. wen'Mr and Mrls. Desmond Korth Riuth (Jwem spe th(' weekC'nd "'''''''I'u',"1.. LOC LS and famliy of Randulph. l\lr and in g]()UX ('Ity \vith .:Vlajel Johnson, . I Mrs. Guy Andc1'$on alld Gayl('n. a cl~II('l'(' Incnd. ~lr. , ' (J\ {tl J01{ .... ('al~ LU1her Anclr-rsop, .;\11. ,llld ,:\lrs .sunda:-'I dinner gue .... ts <11 the '''''' ',1 I . I Hut s JlOnli FlldilY Elllfllt'l t And('r~_on. i\;Jncy and Fr,mk \'I'ao,ak home \~Tn' MI'. and t'\~7/, ;\J15 \Vdl lce" and .II G;~('.~~t~ (;i:ni)~'~, ~)~;ll(Jn ~lilnlt'Y i\\I)~l'I'i2··1l\1;lh'~·~d a~~~.l~JI~1 B~:~ \11' arId l)\\(,rjn JlVI'~ left [(~r han~llJ) d!11tlcr.ISundll) \\( 1"1' Mr. 1,,11 uf lluw('fls und Marlene \\'11- till'lr lonl(s i\lulnd,IY .:iflc'· ~p('nCli- and :\11" (' ~l \\I'illn{'\ lind lldn)o, 'Il~: Hi) lUI ,I H('( I~ \ .... ltrnL'; refalJ\'c::,1 family. 1\11" and ~Mrs :'>1 S. \Vlllt- _ Cbarlotte J('nkln~ returned home ,\till In,('n~s tw/"(' I lW.~ a i Chan l\~r. and l\lrs L('[)n- SatwrddY" e\l'nlO~ arlcr spr'ndlOg .\It" jln :\'lls. Mdl ncl' Ahero o,Ot3 "h('le thl).1 \\111 fish ft I a Mrs. Tony d:lrrotto a d Kay,y Edith _ Mr .... f:.cubenI1,)nTY M(')-,('r l:l'htenkamp W(,I(' ,Jl"tl'r- and Beldenitpd thc!JSum ay TaUer'after oon. an home at noon.l\1r~ guC .... b la .... t \\'(,drlesdilY 111 the IJorolhy~d tue}h~ was \Vednesday ~iiiiiiiiiii~~iii.iiiiiii.liilii.iiiiil.ii~ii~iiiii!i: A C. Sahs hume. ('\el1lr;rg dm cr guest at the Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kenny and Ikt- Tr'xlqy hom. 1y \"Isllt'd at the Honald Kuhnhcnn 1'vlr. and rs. Fralk .Cunn~n.g- '/"~ home III Laurel Sl)lnday. hdm were Tuesday e 'cnmg V151t- .~. .1\11" and lvIrs I 1101115 Williams Ol"S at the' 1",l"t Lage orne. , ~~~ ~\ls~~'1~Sg \~~.t~L~~nE~\:,~gc~I~;~~J·~ fa~l~y ~~~ef~~n:a~u~i~~:nEu:~~ ~[,1...... Th~l'e 5 hO~~~: and ::\1rs Hl1'nry VOSS of lIos- ~{\m~~~p~lalh'i~h~!~\f~n~;~h~~ f{;P kins \"lsllL'd In the Walter Rcth- \ ISlted \\ Ith Mrs. Matt Hosch, jr., WIsch home \Nectl1c:.dd).' afternoon. sister of Mrr' Leitmg who IS ser Thi~:f Mr. and Mr!:>. 110m }{obcrts, and lousJy III al her hOfl1ic in Ran- ." ; .. ' Sneak I • Mrs. Jerry SWlha~t and Sally were dolph. I ft~u~dai' S~~~~~~i~~~e: guests at h(j~~C~~n~la~h~('r;;e;;~.y an~U~~: I Mrs. D. E. Jon~s returned Sa.t- Charles r~lV' Elaine rnd Ron En- urday evenjng fnom Licth, N. D., glc oIf Ya k~on. S~ D., and Mr. and 1 , where she had gonc tntl week be- Mts. Will am Heicr, Norma and seJ;tiel the fanners in tke fore WIth Mr. md .Mt"s. J. H. Leroy of inside. ~ Enteh and Mrs. iUiam Kamrath, Mr. and Mrs. Paul rocker and o~~~:~~h •• oc wuh ,oil ,hou.aod, of ~.~~~.:("m, cn t" . who vislted a few days at the Mrs. Marlenc, Mr. and Mr. Merle Sy o~ ... w.:l \•. IMaggie Evans h(') e. Mr. Enich IS dow and Paulette ViSltcd Sunday }Ct adopted soil dmservatio[l methods. A,e!you1permit. I a brother and M~s. Kamrath is a after!noon~at the Al Wurdmger llOg Ihu pair to ~eal YO~l" land ... your livelihood? .. BeldeR sister of Mrs. Jonc..<.;. Mr. JoneS h(}me at Santon. " There's oOlhlOg m}'sce\rious about cooserv3uqn farm and Mrs. Evans met her in Yank- MI'. and Mrs. Cla~l Texley of nt ton. While here, Mr. and Mrs. L1tle(~ln a rived home ast Monday ing Many farmers (;on.sider it easier than liprese Enich were overn~. hl guest.s of Mr. to spend a out a week 'in the Lloyd methods Irnponant. too, i, requires no s~c!I~1 tools •• and Mrs. F. R Cl rk, Texley ho e. PraqlCally aJl yo~r present John Dee~ E~uipment i.s A group of frie ds and relatives M~ and Mrs. John ohnson vis- adilptable 10 con$ervauon practic~s. Ib mr!I"ilt, the Per- Vac. onin i~ Col fa . ry Johnson homb. Gene Packer re- M: and Mrs. ar Stone 'and m.lned to visit! veek. family i" e ~ondilY dfner gaests , If n~~~~it;~b~~~~ ~~f,~~. ~o~= ~~\J~~ fiCIdJ f Mrs_ nna S oBe rna D('OWn in '1V' Ithi11 Sunday. Th~. i~forf1 Balker. WeN! Sun- ""'"7!hm*+b4;.+.tth~~_~~~~m:r+t+:t,.r-;-..,..-t"",-r+...,t-:-::'--t-..:.-":,,,,,jf I .Mr. u.ffd llrlrs. 11 arold. Wchcr of day ~linne1 v~it~1.'¥ at L,ol~jS l~an- jJ I I 'I .' I I I '1 " iii and Saturd,ay ':\'ith het cousins, week at the Koch hbme I Sound aprlrm"",a!," ,. HeTrtrYhe Galnedn'hLaGr.'lI.'J'eThfiZmlm~SOan,n· d the Mrs. Bernard . and daughter~ 1 100 I m r and their guests ~pent Thursday -'--, Obert Wricns ot W:~~er' ere Wed~ afternoon with Mrs. Joe Wilson in day,~~~a'~~~ee~~H~e~~e;~~~~~rse b~~?\: f'W~a!k.e~fi~el~d~';r'~' ~~;~~~~i'~~~;~D~imi 1 visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed Granquist and \veekC'hrl. MyJa of Lake Andes, S! D., came ~u~·!!.~~\~g~f V~~~~i~~~m ~eur~re:OL~\~~~~e.V~~~~O~flj ~n~r~r~.· ~J~('<;l:r~o~~d vi~r~b~~J M~~h}~'ed' WittIer and ~g;it L~~n~n~~!Cr~ I ~e;r:v!~f~ ~!g'f~~ete !~e~~esg~= tjv(>s for two weeks. to Fleer home. Mr. and Mrs. Isan Anderson and M~. Erwin Fleer and Mardelle, I children, Mrs. AlbcM: Anderso;n and and James Hans¢n" we're-last week I Bo~bie Hassed returned to C11i- Beverly, Norman and Lillian AnL Sunday evening ,callers a.t the Ole eago Saturday night. J-?is mother, gt~d~ya~?t~:~~ancel~~~~~~ng:'~~~ G·:r~l.so~~~m6~te calk>d at the i, Mrs. Mable Hassed will rf'tnain .., for a lOfl~cr visit. ~t~~~ o~a~:J~hn~:~{~~~~~t~~~2eO~h :f~~~~~~~laussen home Thursday I f.~~iit-f.iliin~i.-r.:~i.;i~~f,i~i~iii~~~~ii,~~~~~~~~~~iii;i]wi;i!1 Saturday evening visitors at the birthdays. Maxine Brudigan spent Wedn('s- Franklin McDonald honw to sec IMrs. Ivan Clark and VirginiA day afternoon at the Artflur Mann Don't bf' a hit ba(,kward about stopping ;a~ tht' ~'a)'n(' Rnll1t~y Mrs. Mcgonald anp., infant "on, Were caHer~ at thE' Robe"rt Erwin home. ! &: Egr:;- {'OInllany with your pr:;-gs. cream and poultry. 1h~y \\ ill ~~~~ea~d~~fg~, \~~;.~ a~d ~r~.u~~: h?~~.'O~n:rt7~:.y Rfc~:~'~ ~~~'son an~M~s~}~~\8at~~e~I~~tt~~dH~:~ i Kivl' you a hf'arty \\t'kflme and htghef;lt l1'Ul~ket prine-I>. land ,Johrison and family, Mr. and d w t R J h 'f Fl' W' 'd I t k I Don't bf' !'iE\tisfif'{l with· anything- but thp bpst. .A1'\\"a~'''' II~P Mrs. Milt?n Johnson and Gary, Mr. :4pp~~nSu~d~y~ 0,:/ 0 nson s or S~nda~e~f~~rno~~~1 e as wee I th(> original ('OOpN Crunchy FN'd ror your noc'k. and Mrs. iErwm Rastede a,nd Gary Mrs,. Mabll' Bassed and son, Rob- Gerald Mann was at the Adolph I and, Charles Johnson l . Willis and e~Of Whcuton III arrived here Claussen home Thursday after Me~dilh'l Sunduy afternoon, Mr. 0 Monday ~IGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF TWO WAYS-I. More gain. • 2. Better carcass. (Premium when sold.) 60m engine Fariii"ers· Hybrid Boar users tell us they get from 10 to 50 Ibs. mor'e' gain on pigs the: ~ired ~'y' a .~~nn'el"s, h'Oar. ' . : Many are getting u? to SOc above top markel price of '1i')ur ca:ti for-th'eir' finiShed !ii>gs sired by a Farmers HybrId Boar. . . EXAMPLE, Suppose you raise 2()() pigs annually-spring' and fall; 10 Ibs. extra gain on each pig ,,:ould be 2000 Ib$. extra K"'in. 2000 Ibs. extra.,gitin at 20c per lb. would be $400.00 extra income. 50c premil"n all finished 250-lb. hybrid hogs would amount to' $1.25 ea~n or $250.00 extra in¢ome on 200 hend. • $40'0'.1JO pius $250.00 i equals $G50.00 extra income. 200, pig i 250 lbs. aYe,rage weigh,t When, marke1cd you. 1tave it 10 Ibs. extra gain 200 pigs' I ;OO~ Ibs. extrn nin 50000 Ibs. total weigfht' wnen m'arkefQd' dhe~ked 'and Qve~1ftau;led: .20 per lb. : .50 extra premium when mhrketed' i ~,__ 1 1 ! • I: . hy' eX":_erf meeh~ios $400.00 extra income $250.00 extra mcome. i ; $400.00' extra income because'of extra gain' I' I' I ~~pwfSi' 250.O'oi extra income bec'ause ofextrit prelliifi'tn /,rlqe; ----"'-i ' ,. IDriifaf $650.00Itotal extra inc?me 1 'less"l?"IlfiEMii. by 541ft;, ' If you get 20 or 30 I~s: additional gain, d • I, Fieldman I. 'r I, II REA W~ING WaJne~lectric & Appn~nce CO. I Phone 287 'essl and essional -Veterinarians DR. E. L. HARVEY VETElUNARIAN 011,' Ph. ,5 - l'd~ht I'h. 460 Physicians 'WAYNE HOSPITAL Pl:\one 61 YOUR DEALER Wayne, Nebr. "\l\t~ill he calling on ~·ou soon. Liberal discount fo~' cash. Walter Benthacl<, M. D. OHA;lIPIO!,; Hyl\mm has df:ol1e a 'wonderful in lRusseli Rundquist, M. D. j~b ~Tour neighborhood, TRt IT, Physician$ ~nd Surgeons ~f . ~,~DY'I \~~ , • Carlson H'ybrid Corn Co. Offioes at j22t4 ~: Sealed-In FL.AJVOR!' BENTHACK ~ -, .; I HOSPITAL Nf'w, hAndy, celiophanE'-wrapped pound pack ~ears- ~ ~I;o-:r; ,~ frf>shnesR' Protf'cts all the plump, Jui~Y, meat g~odn~l. it Phone 106 Sen"e CtidHhY PUntaD Franks torught. Gu¥an~ -"- ALL MEAT! I· Optometrists ~ CUDAHY~Cb rt,.o '00 DR J. T. GILLESPIE Dr. firiffin "ill IH' in \Yaynf' at Dr. :\la1';ol1'., (~fficp. \y,'d V'lpt,;(}ay, .'\ugll"t Ht II nil r<;: !I:OO a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Optometri~t 1 DRS. GRI~FIN & GRIFFIN, Complete Visual ~on Toy Bank . Analysis Phone 805·.J for l\ppointmt"nt ill "" ..... ( 1~(-'("'lId Str("(>t 112 ~OLtAR DAV Funeral Service 'iSPECIAL I MEMle~ OF August 13 4-10-oz. TUMBLERS SERVING AT,ON-WICB '1,-J~"~~~ :~j:~ES llI'Ollern, :ret I~omt'like rUaR-Tal houle •.• Flnef'lW: equ1tnueot ~." . :nen~olUlble prlN~ ! The ~~~ sqc: BECK!:1NHAUER SERVICE 'WILL.l.nID WILTSE. Llcen:;J &n)ba1mer NEW.~.and Different! Yes, the 1948 Servel is truly new ••• it has a1wava been differ<$l! Notice the bildro%en food compart ment, capablle of storing a bushel of frozen foods! N Btice the mr.ist cold and dry cold comp;trtments for fresh m<1ats, fruits arid veg.etabks! Add tl) this Servel'. new !beauty and completely silent opera' rion .•• no knoving parts in the freezing system. Buy the GAS Refrigerator! ~ ~ ~ ------I: - -: - ...... ···'·····-~···r····'··· . I ·r i' I Jahde ~qn~c " , for Clarinda, 1<1., where they visit- ~~:Yb;~~tf~ b~d (~rthe last fi~~ ~rs,Mcrtsto 1~~ah~~e~O~~sjth~a~~~~~rci W~{1~~ -:~~h M~s~d ir~gB, Ware left ~o;~lmell'I,g, They returned Mon~ Monday ,for a Itwo to thl'e('-week Mr, and 1\1rs. l}..cal" Bjorklund vacation'in Washington and Ore- and Regina were at the Wayne gon, ' Johnson home ncar hUen (or sup~ Mr. nnli Mrs, Verne C.arlson and per Tuesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. IVan Johnson 10ft fo,r a week's: trip to Yellowstone na noon', , Gustafson. The table waS llccorat~ tlOnal park and through the Black , and !\Irs, ! Bud .iNl'bl)1I ,1:1'\ cd in the bride's chosen colors of Hills. ' LOCALS Go~lLsch ort Omalna, :\11' d):1 I. • Soci'ft~. orchid and white. The honoree re· .Mr. and Mrs. Benton' Nicholson Mr. und ;\Irs, \V. S, Swanson of 1 ,Vd'non $meC'kll){'PPl'l' ,lli'i Sociul Fo.... cast ceived. many gifts. Rodney were Sunday dinner Oaklc::nd ,wcrc here Thursday I of:Nmfol", iwd ~l;Il'I:lIl II,d, Saturday afternoon Miss Lun mOrnln!; WIth the \V, (" SWansons, senhRuer,of l\IihvHUI{(T \lslt('(1 ,I: EllG'. St. J-(Ihn's Lutheran Chur('\h at the G. C. NicihQlso.n hom£', The annual me~ingfof din was again honorc~ by her , and Mrs, Benton Nicholson Mr, and Mr,s, John Horstman the Jens ¢hrlste~om(' :-:;\lr~d ,,, Wakefield union of cr aunts, Mrs. Fred Lundin, Mrs. Al (Ricv. Robert Kruse, pastor) i were Sundny atternoon and supper ..,-.- I, t- held in the parlors olf th . Regular morning servicos wit'h Rodney were guests at the Al bert Anderson. Mrs. Fred MuHer Longe home Thursday evening gucst:; at the Art Hahne home 111 .., r il I Sunday school and Bibll' ('I<.1)'s at and Mrs. Pat Binkson. The Misslion ~r, Longe celebrate his ~~~c:~~nl;.~2u~C~o~~~~~li~c Covenant church parlors were the lO:uO; morning wOI'ship ut 1U"15, COi~~,ldt7~d iltl'S, RaymOhd' }-lorinc ,-"y 1 lealt-f" eon will be served. . "- seellc of a gayly decorated shower Anna KohlmC'icr, Clara and and family, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn ' the bride. Christian C'hUiTh n:nS~t t~~ll\T;t);oI~~r~~t~Ch. (Rev. Rohert E\'ans, pa>it()]') ~~~f~~et'uft~~, ~~'sD,~~~nd:~I~e~J covered dish luncheon wiH be pre Jlf'ydon Bible school at lU,U(), dl\'me pared. worsl}ip at 11 :00. Amba~>iad()l'~ \\ IJ'.1 ladles gathered at the MIl. Mrs A.' C. 81('h('J, Bah, ~~~,~~nf~(';h\~~ft~d t~~,C~~~~~ ~V~= Mrs, Byron Heydon on meet at 7 p,m, and the gO>iPl'l ~('r~ vice will be at S pm. Dick'and '~l BOYS' Prints CO PLETE LINE Strl'trh yonr dollars at BrUWI1-JI(' Sweaters Donald',,,;, and buy your fall print...; '- !lO\\'. All are fai"it colur. Limit 10 OF EORD PARTS Just the thing for the litlle guys to yards to a ANr SERVICING wear.for ~cho(J!. Part wool in fallcy customer. 3 yd •. 1.00 patterns, 1 00 Sizes S-M-L. Only. I '.M,~'U'.i:I!r·!:i ,Garage Is Proud of Its WHITE Dish Cloths I Department ... l'HnlOUS CailllMl di:..;h doths, .A SIll> Outing Flannel (jal price for thio '" Dal- 50 C . the stock of Ford lar Day ('vent. 3 for 27" wide heavy while outing. Just the skilled wor].;:- the thing for making diapers for the little memiJer of the SOC family. 2 yd •. Curtain Bod$ "Gar~ge Will Carefully BOyS' Off-white color. Exte1d fron) ~W' . yoUr Car ... to 42". Complete with ·brackets for The new 6-cylinder t!77" with its six "'SY, installation. 41 5~c you kfair estimate of the cost of to be done ... you almost any ground travel speed Trousers 0r i1ination you want-at peiJk engine , before proceeding, if ~'t~.v'Vual work is Another luck~ purchase. Boys 42 '" Take the new direct drive power wool cordcd mat¢rial in blue or . . . arid have your car when prdmi~ed . what could save more time in the brown. Sizes 8 to 16. 3.49 I these advanced feature5 increase - Only. Habk~,s i' operating C08ta~ choice of GREAT,EST PRIDE satisfied, (2) for tractor fuel, and J~st the thing fQl" the k~~di.,s l!) use ~etered oil' system ••• for ochoo!: Prints th'II~I"'''!. who d~mand tcry ignition • • • choice of i=;'::~·~:,~:!':~::~; Towels dren will like. . .tamped s~eel wheels and batic il tool. ·with all other new Rpw Crop Good quality Terr;; cloth hand tow The new No. 22 Mow~r rid es on els. Colors: blue, pink, rose, green. wheels • • • is. protected i~rom damagje Limit 4 to a release. The sickle bar is close to the CU,atomer. ·2 for SOC making it easier to get ar9und squa~e l oil-bath: chain·drive, transmilsion Wlth runs the pitman. ' .. ALL ITE~S WILL GO ON 'SALE ! l Y & SCHROEDER'Sf: , .,. ft,~t1 !t~a~es ~ervice Op~n Wakefield, Nebr. !·J, .•:;·i·j',iL '('I'., . "" •. ~I.'!'~I"' •.:~ .' .,IiiI\IiI'.'~fJil~ ~1iiI.1iI"~"~."" •• "!'!i'~"~,"." •••••"!\."~j.~'~~''',~.ii .'.r,.,:. ''':r.l .. II , '\," , I 1