Over the County
EMMET ITEMS
Miss Ruby Weiseman and Luree
Abart of O’Neill, and Clifford Par
nell of Tacoma, Wash., were sup
per guests at the Chas. Abart
home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allen and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Allen
were dinner guests at the home of
Mrs. Alex Beebe in Atkinson Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Maines and
family spent Sunday in Stuart vis
iting at the home of Mrs. Maines
parents.
Mrs. Alex McConnell and daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Saunto visited Mrs.
Abart Friday afternoon.
Little. J?an LaClara Cole was
very ill several days last week.
Mrs. Katherine Rose, formerly
Katherine Cadman left for home
Saturday after spending several
days here.
The Fairview Community Club
met Friday night with a very large
crowd in attendance. Mrs. Bob
Fox, Mrs. Walter Pease and Mr.
D. Schaffer were on the entertain
ment committee and they provided
an excellent program. The meet
ings for this season have been
dropped but they will be continued
again in October. After the meet
ing adjourned the crowd enjoyed a |
weiner roast.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hershiser I
and family were dinner guests at ,
the Henry Wayrnan home Sunday.1
Those who went from Emmet to j
hear the Bishop in O’Neill Sunday |
were Mrs. Clara Cole, Mrs. D. H. :
Allen, Mrs. Homer Lowery and j
Clara and Mrs. Guy Cole.
The teacher, Miss June Fox and
pupils in School District No. 152
will close their school year with a
community picnic Saturday.
Harry Warner, Guy Cole and
Bobby John Conard and Spike
Lawrence fished at Wright’s lake
Sunday afternoon.
Helen and Ralph Rector spent
the week end at the Dewey Schaf- '
fer home.
Mrs. Ted Herring and sons, John
and Richard, of Omaha, arrived
Saturday morning to spend several
weeks visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kee.
Pauline Dusatko and Henry
Benze were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Storts last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beckwith and
family drove to Phoenix Sunday to
visit at the Bill Colman home.
Hail and wind destroyed prop
erty north of Emmett Monday
evening. The Claussen home re
ported the most damage.
LaVern Stahley suffered a se
vere attack of the mumps last week.
He was kept home from school for
about a week.
INMAN NEWS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Morsbach Saturday, May 11, a baby
girl weighing 6 pounds, who has
been named Lois LaVada. Moth
er and daughter are getting along
nicely.
Miss Lois Moor, who teaches at
North Bend, Nebr., spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Moor.
Rev. E. B. Maxcy of the M. E.
Church and his congregation went
to O'Neill Sunday afternoon to
hear the Brstrop, Rev. Martin, who
spoke at the O’Neill M. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm! Vrooman and
children of Venus were here Sun
day visiting at the J. B. Fraka
home.
Bob Brittell of O’Neill visited
here Thursday with his brother,
Frank Brittell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Conger and
daughters of Sioux City, Iowa, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Conger and children
of Elgin, Nebr.; Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Hancock of O’Neill and Mr. and
Mrs. Beryl Conger and son of At
kinson were all geusts of Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Conger Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conard and
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Morsbaeh of
Neligh visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson
went to Norfolk Saturday to spend
the day with their son Bill and
wife.
Mrs. Enuna. Rishling and daugh
ter, Miss Vera of Neligh, were in
Inman Saturday looking after
business.
Mts. Zitella Kestenholtz and son
Harry a»d family drove to Cham
bers Sunday to visit at the Evan
Stover home.
The Harmony Club gave a fare
well party for Mrs. Chas. Stark
at her home Saturday evening.
Each member presented her with
a tea towel. The Starks will leave
soon for Idaho to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy DeLong and
two children and Mr. and Mrs
Merle DeLong and daughter drove
to Norfolk Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler and
daughter Anne, of Neligh, were
here Sunday visiting relatives.
The Y. M. Club met with Mrs.
Arthur Clark on Tuesday of this
week for an all day meeting.
The Coffee Club met with Mrs.
VV. C. Kelly on Tuesday of this
week. A covered dish dinner was
served at noon.
Baccalaureate services were
held in the High School Auditorium
Sunday evening, with Rev. E. B.
Maxcy of the M. E. church bring
ing the message. Processional
and recessional was played by Ar
dith Smith. Vocal music was fur
nished by a high school sextet and
girls glee club. Instrumental mu
sic was played by a trio consisting
of R. Wilde Stickney, Dorothy So
botka and Ruth Watson. Members
of the graduating class are Rhoda
Krutz, Helen Wegman, Hazel Fra
ka, Doris Gannon, Arlin Castor,
Robert Mossman, Robert Hutton
and Micky Gallagher. Commence
ment will be on Thursday evening
of this week.
MEEK AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devall spent
Sunday at the Preston Jones home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hull, of
Sioux Falls, S. D., spent the past
week at the Harry Fox and Will
Kaczor homes.
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JOHNSON DRUGS
I ONLY $49.50 I
For a Genuine Sun Flame
Bottled Gas Stove
With Onica Speed Burners
Simmer Flame
Thermostatically Controlled
Oven
Bottled Gas Stoves give you the
cheapest and best cooking meth
od on earth.
O’Neill Hatchery
I The entertainment sponsored by
the Ladies Aid was held in the barn
at Griffith’s on Friday evening,
with a large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross and
Leroy Miller spent Sunday at the
Mort Schelkoff home.
Mrs. Carrie Borg and Marvel
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Rouse on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fox and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall, of Sioux
Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kac
zor and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peck, of
Verdel, helped Mrs. Will Kaczor
celebrate her birthday on Sunday.
Rev. Chester Anderson, of An
oka, held services at the west
church on Sunday evening.
Mrs. F. H. Griffith, of O’Neill
called at A. L. Borg’s on Saturday.
The Langan children spent Sun
day with their grandmother, Mrs.
E. H. Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Johnson
and children, of Atkinson, spent
Sunday at the Andrew Johnson
home.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
William I. Bell, Minister
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Young People’s Meeting 7
p. m., Leader, Betty Williams.
Evening Service 8 p. m.
All people are cordially invited
to attend this church. The pastor
is preaching morning sermons now
from the Psalms. The Psalms were
the hymns of the ancient Jews.
They are full of religious instruc
tion for us of today.
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Wedding Dance
CRYSTAL BALL ROOM
Atkinson, Nebraska
Wednesday, May 22
Milton Clemons and Miss Stasia
Jungman
BOHEMIAN BAND
From Neligh
E. E. TICK OTA
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Why Pay
More?
When you buy a used
car, then the following
prices. Check the prices,
come in and check their
condition—No
obligation.
1938 CHEVROLET C/1CK
Town Sedan sJ)*tUu*
1937 CHEVROLET CORK
Pickup vj)ddd*
1933 FORD C1QK
Tudor I Ud*
1936 CHEVROLET COOK
Town Sedan v{)ddd*
1930 CHEVROLET C7K
Coach . vP I d*
1936 CHEVROLET COOR
1930 FORD CQR
Model A Coupe ydd*
1936 FORD TRUCK Cl OR
LWB Duals ^ f Ud*
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Coupe . Zd*
1936 FORD CORA
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Truck LWB . <plZd’
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See our used cars today
and save money.
Terms to suit your purse
at low cost.
Miller Bros.
Chevrolet Co.
Soft Ball Players Are
Again (retting Busy
St. Mary’s Academy soft ball
team defeated the team from
O’Neill High last Sunday after
noon, by a score of 7-4. St. Mary’s
took an early lead, and Brown’s
home run was the only threat made
by O’Neill in the early innings.
Hammond, pitching for St. Mary’s,
received effective support and the
seventh was his only bad inning,
O'Neill scoring two runs and leav
ing two on base.
Ryan, pitching for O’Neill, had a
large number of strike outs, but
received poor support, especially
in the early innings, which put
him behind, and which O’Neill was
never able to overcome. Hickey’s
home run was the only hit yielded
in the late innings.
St. Mary’s team will play St.
Joseph’s of Atkinson here on Wed
nesday afternoon, and have an
other game scheduled for O’Neill,
the date of which will be announced
later.
Alpha Club
Members Of the Alpha Club en
tertained fifteen guests at their
| annual May Tea, at the home of
Perle Widtfeldt on Wednesday,
May 8th. Thirteen members an
swered roll call.
[ The following program was giv
en after a short business meeting.
Reading: "Any Mother’s Story.’’
Nellie Boshart
Book Review: “Dr. Hudson’s Secret
Journal’’ Marie Lansworth.
Refreshments were served from
a linen covered table, and centered
with a crystal vase of spring blos
soms, flanked by tall green tap
ers in crystal candelebra. The pas
tel color scheme wras carried out in
the menu.
Marian Pfiel and Grace Borg
presided at the table. Each guest
was presented with a red tulip.
The next meeting will be at La
verne Robertnon’s on June 12.
Lutheran Notes
Lutheran service at the Episco
pal church Sunday morning at 9
o’clock.
Sunday school at 10 o’clock.
R. W. Fricke, Pastor
Chambers
(Continued from page A.)
CONGRESS
materials, office space, prepare the
plantings. In other words, these
land for planting and cultivate the
services amount to about 38 per
cent of the amount expended by the
Federal Government.
Projects are being conducted in
six of the plains states, including
Nebraska, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas, and up to this time, over
130 million trees have been planted
on 17,174 farms. About thirty-five
hundred miles of trees will be
planted this year on about six
thousand farms.
Each year, about two million dol
lars are taken out of the relief
funds for this tree planting pro
ject, and the House Members are
asking that this amount of money
he taken out of relief funds for
the next fiscal year for the tree
planting progjram in these six
states.
Farmers who have been waiting
for their 1939 soil conservation
payments will be interested to
know that in the conference rpport
on the last deficiency bill, there was
an item for $60,000,000. This
money was taken out of the regu
lar agricultural appropriation bill
1 and the delayed soil conservation
payments should be reaching the
hands of the farmers in a very
short time.
MERCHANTS^
WISE %
Advcr ti se!
4 BIG PAILS
Three 12 quart heavy
coke tin dairy pails and
one 10 quart galvanized
pail. Our reg. price $1.29.
!%sr...*us
4 Tiger Spark Plugs
And 6-inch Pliers
Look what your $1.00
buysl Our regular price
for these 6 items $1.39.
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Complete 10-Piece
Fishing Tackle
Outfit
Rod, reel, line, hooks,
sinkers, stringer, leaders
ALL ^F OR «1Q0
Regular $1.19
Balloon Bike Tire
26x2.126 size. Sturdily
made. Long wearing.
Special $100
Sale Price.,.
Regular $1.19
Lunch Kit With
Vacuum Bottle
Pint size bottle. All
i metal kit.
Special $100
Sale Price
One Gallon
Utility Paint
Good quality, outside
paint, at low cost. White
Per' Gallon *100
Gamble’s Standard
Floor Paint
Excellent quality, long
wearing. Special Sale
r&u *100
Washable
Casein Paint
1 coat covers. Dries in 1
hour. Ourreg. price$1.18.
IftES* *109
15 Lbs. Kalsomine
And 2i/2 Lbs.
Patching Plaster
For this great sale
.*100
Level Wind Reel
Quadruple multiplying.
Non-rusting. Bakelite
end caps. $1.00 Value.
Special A AC
Sale Price_
2-Tray Tackle Box
Cantilever type. 1-piece
drawn bottom. Rounded
corners. $1.26 value. i
Special
Sale Price.. . 07Y
Minnow Bucket
2-piece, lead coated with
perforated inner pail.
8 quart size. 76c value.
Special A
Sale Price... ”
Twin Car Horns
New power dome mech
anism. Air cooled. Com
plete with wiring and re
lay. List price 57.60.
Special $OCQ
Sale Price
81?
Your Old ^'r*
USE YOUR CREDIT!
50*
payable monthly
I
LOWEST PRICES ON CREST
TIRES IN THREE YEARS
This is the first time in years we have been
able to offer such low prices on our first line,
first quality, Crest Tires. Here’s truly a sen
sational tire deal for this great Founders’
Sale. It is your opportunity to fill your tire
needs now with first quality Crest Tires at
prices that definitely offer big savings. Trade
in your old tires now and take advantage of
these low prices which positively will be
higher after this Founders’ Sale. Save with
Safety—Buy Now—Pay As You Ride.
ALL TIRES INSTALLED FREE
4.40/31 4.50 20 4.50 21 4.75/1*
’51-? ’61-? *6*5
4.75/20 5.00/1* **“3^* 5.00/21
$6— $6— $7— $7i?
5 25 IS 5.25/30 5.25/31 5.50 16
$7§5 fj95 1025 1^85
1 5.50/17 6.00/16 6.25/16 6.50/16
1795 1043 1075 1095
ABOVE PRICES ARE WITH OLD TIRE
$2.00 Allowance For Your Old
Battery On This 45-Plate Battery
For Ford, Chev., Plym., etc.
Guaranteed in Writing For 2 Full Years
ffFF INSTALLATtON
Extra high capa
city. Double our
usual allowance
for this sale.
45 Plate
Battery . $6.49
Allow. For
Old
Battery . $2.00
Exch.
Price .
139-Plate Battery — Guaranteed 6 Months
*2691
VARCON MOTOR OIL
your Monoy Both If No I Satisfied!
One of the finest quality motor oils made.
Special Sole Price
'Can*'1011 . *119
?G*"°”.*299
Prices include can and
federal tax.
DUROFLO MOTOR
OIL
In 16 and 30 gallon lots,
less can,
per gallon ....
Including Federal Tax
SALE PRICES ON PAINT
Gamble’s Prosperity Builder
House Paint
Fine quality. Covers up to 400 sq.
feet per gallon, two coats. $2.60
quality. Special Sale Price,
Per Gallon, $1QA
In 6 Gallon Lots.^ J, iS?
Single Gallon. 52.09
Gamble’s Prosperity Builder
Barn Paint
Bright red. Seals and protects
wood. Fine quality. Comparable
with $1.60 paints. Special Sale
Price, Per Gallon, Cf f Q
In 6 Gallon Lots
Single Gallon ... 51.29
85c
Leather Gloves
Free off Charge
With 100 Feet of
y^-lnch Rope
Our finest quality 100%
pure Manila rope. Meets
or exceeds U. S. govern
ment specifications.
Gloves included with
each 100 feet. Special
Sale Price,
100 Feet ,.
Compare Our
Price On
Garden Hose
All rubber garden hose.
Yl in. sixe. Pressure
tested. 26 feet oomplete
with QQC
fittings . 09
60 Feet Complete With
Fittings . 51.69
i a S
Grass
Catcher
Free
of Charge
With This 5-Blade
Rubber Tired
Lawn Mower
Lawn mower has full 16
in. cut. Ball bearing reel.
Crucible steel blades and
other fine features. Spe
cial Sale Price Including
8:“,.... *795
Oven With 11)
Heat Indicator
Included With This 3
Burner Wickless Type
Oil Stove
Stove has splasher back,
cast grates and handy
storage compartment
Complete withCtVQC
oven. Special 7 I if
Enough
Wallpaper and
Border For A
Large Room
Gamble’s Super Quality
Waterproof Non-fading
Wallpapar and Border.
ns..*izs
Enough For A Small
Room. $1.70 Value. 89c
Standard Quality
Wallpaper and
Border
For a Large Room $1*39
Fer~a Small Room m
