CDA in Social Meet—
The regular meeting of the
Catholic Daughters of America
was held Tuesday evening at
the Golden hotel- Mrs. M. J.
Wallace won high in pitch, Mrs.
Clyde Wilson won high in
bridge, and Msr. John Donohoe
won the all-cut prize.
Pinochle Club Meets—
Mrs. F. A. O’Connell was host
ess to the pinochle club at her
home Wednesday evening
County WCTU Meet—
The WCTU held a county
wide meeting at the home of
Mrs. Guy Young on Tuesday.
Thank-You!
O’Neill and Vicinity
. . . for the response and interest you
have shown in bur recently-inaugurat
ed Statement System of bank book
keeping.
TO THOSE who are unfamiliar with
the Statement System, any officer or
employee of the O’Neill National Bank
will be pleased to discuss it with you,
and will also be pleased to talk over
any of our other banking services.
O’Neill National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Organise Lutheran League—
Ten members of the Christ
Lutheran church met last Thurs
day to organize a Lutheran
Women’s Missionary league.
Rev. Clyde Cress discussed the
purpose of the league and it
was decided that Bible study
would tonstitute the lessons.
Meetings will be held the second
Thursday of* each month at the
church parlors.
M s. Victor Snyder was elect
ed president; Mrs. Harvey Krug
man, secretary; Mrs. Ben Mil
ler, treasurer, and Mrs. Wilbur
Peters, reporter.
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Mrs. Lansworth Hostess—
The Alpha club met Novem
ber 12 at the home of Mrs. Har
ry Lansworth. Mrs. Dwight
Hammerlin, of Norfolk, was a
guest at the meeting. Mrs. Carl
Widtfeldt had charge of the
program. Tire next meeting, a
Christmas party, will be held
December 10 at the home of
Mrs. Sam Robertson.
Roller Skating Parly—
Last Thursday evening the
seventh and eighth grades of the
Ewing school invited the eighth
grade of the O’Neill public
school to a skating party held in
Ewing.
Merry Mix Club Meets—
The annual dinner party of
the Merry Mix club was held at
the home of Mrs. H. G. Kruse
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. R. M.
Sauers won the high score in
bridge.
Wisconsin Visitors Hero
Mrs. Chris Holm and son,
Glenn, arrived Sunday from
Kenosha, Wis., to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Si
monson and with other rela
tives. ___
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Bazaar & Food Sale
WHERE?
Presbyterian Church
Parlors
WHEN?
Sat., Nov. 22. 3 p. m.
WHAT?
Come and see!
Coffee Will Be Served
Thanksgiving Poultry
Order your poultry early. We will
have an ample supply of:
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Turkeys - Ducks - Chickens
m ROAST u>. 3*C PORK CHOPS 59c
SIRLOIN STEAK uJSfc SAUSAGE u, 45c
FRESH OYSTERS HADDOCK FILLETS u, 35c
Nut Brown
COFFEE
Lb. Can
'll 1 -1
Up <;
Supreme
GRAHAM
CRACKERS
Lb. Box
24c
KRAFT
DINNER
2 Pkgs.
WAX PAPER
125-Ft. Roll
19c
Swift’s
CLEANSER
Reg. Can
10c
THANKSGIVING
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
CRANBERRIES —
Lb.
ORANGES —
8-Lb. Bag .
GRAPEFRUIT —
. Lb.:...
CELERY -
Large Bunch
YAMS —
3 Lbs..
LETTUCE —
Lb...
CARROTS —
Large Bunch
GRAPES —
2 Lbs..
, MIRACLE WHIP —
Qt. Jar ..
DUZ —
Large Box .
19c
29c
15c
CHERRIES
No. 2 Can
29c
BLACK
BERRIES
2
No. 2 Can
49c
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
Tall Can
25c
Dromedary
GINGER
BREAD MIX
Pkg.
26c
PINEAPPLE
Can
16c
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Phone*33 ! O’Neill
Leola Carey Weds
Raymond Wilkinson
The marriage of Miss Leola
Carey, daughter of Fred Carey,
and Raymond Wilkinson, son of
Mrs. Cora Wilkinson, both of
O’Neill, took place Tuesday af
ternoon in Bartlett, with Judge
Miner performing the ceremony.
The couple was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Otter, of O’
Neill. The bride wore a light
gray suit with black accessories
and wore a corsage of pink and
white carnations. Mrs Otter
also wore a suit of gray and a
corsage of pink and white car
nations.
The bride is a graduate of the
O’Neill high school in 1946.
The bridegroom also attended
school in O’Neill and served in
the Army in World War II and
was overseas for three years.
The young couple will reside
in O'Neill where Mr. Wilkinson
is engaged in the trucking busi
ness.
Miss Margie Lines Weds
Milo Gorgen Here
Miss Margie Lines, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Danna Lines,
of Inman, and Milo Gorgen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorgen,
of O’Neill, were married in the
Methodist parsonage here Tues
day with the Rev. Lloyd Mullis
performing the ceremony.
The bride wore a winter white
suit of wool, and her attendant,
Mrs. Jack Barr, who is a sister
of the bridegroom, wore a dress
of wine crepe.
Dale Lines, brother of the
bride, attended Mr. Gorgen.
After a short wedding trip to
Lincoln, the couple will reside
In Inman.
The bride is a graduate of In-1
man high school and the bride
eoom attended school in Cham
rs.
Attend Youth Festival—
Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Mullis
and 10 members of the Youth
Fellowship group of the Metho
dist church attended a youth
festival at Spencer Sunday.
Mrs. Birmingham Hostesi—
The Martez club met on Tues
day evening with Mrs. H. J.
Birmingham as hostess. Mrs. C.
E. Stout and Evelyn Stannard
were winners.
Attend Treasure Hunt—
The Young Adult Fellowship
group of the Methodist churcn
were entertained by the Emmet
group November 11 at a treasure
hurft held in Emmet.
Project Club Meet*
at Graham Home —
The Elkhorn project club met j
at the home of Mis. Harry Gra
ham on November 12 with Mrs.
Albert Klingler as hostess. The
leaders, Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Fe
trow gave an interesting lesson
on “teen-agers.” Arrangements
were discussed for the Christ-!
mas party to be held at the
home of Mrs. M. Fetrow on De- i
cember 7, at which time the |
husbands are invited.
Birthday Party at Uhl Home—
The 10th birthday anniversary
of Mary Louise Uhl was observ
ed November 9 with a party at
her home. Twenty - four chil
dren wore guests, and also Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kazda and
granddaughter, Leona, of Atkin
son Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gokic
and daughter. Helen. Mrs. Mary
Uhl and Mrs. Merle Hickey.
Ed Verzal went to Sioux City,
la., Sunday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Katherine Verzal, of Atkin
son, who is a patient in a hos
pital there.
W. T. Spelts, of Grand Island,
and W. T. Spelts, jr., and Wil
liam Spelts, of Loup City, spent
Monday and Tuesday in O’Neill
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C H. Switzer
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ash
er and daughter spent Sunday
in Page at the Neal Asher home.
Mrs. Glen Tomlinson spent
last Thursday in Sioux City, la.,
visiting Mrs. John Davidson,
who is in a hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. C- E. Worth and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Rosenkrans and family, of Dor
sey, spent Sunday at the Rev.
Gene Anderson home in New
port.
Joe Dale, of Onawa, la., a
member of the Navy, arrived in
O’Neill Monday for a two-days’
visit with his brother, C. M.
Dale, and wife.
Mrs. Georgia Butterfield en
tertained her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Brenn, of Omaha. Mrs
Brenn left last Thursday after a
three-day visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ham
mond and son, Michael, moved
from here into an apartment in
Omaha Sunday. Mr. Hammond
is a student at Creighton uni
versity.
Friday guests at the home of
Miss Mary Carney were Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Wilder, of Rapid
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Guests at the Raymond Bly
home at Amelia Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter and
family.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
E. E. Bauld home were Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Fredrickson.
Mr and Mrs. Miles Coil left
Saturday for Council Bluffs, la.,
to attend the golden wedding of
Mrs. Coil’s parents.
Presbyterian Circle Meets —
Mrs. Stanley Soukup enter
tained Circle II of the Presby
terian ladies’ guild at her home
today (Thursday). Mrs. H. W.
Hertford and Mrs. 'Arlo Hiatt
are assisting hostesses.
Miss Kathleen Straka
Weds in Atkinson
Church Ceremony
ATKINSON—The wedding of
Miss Kathleen Straka, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Henry Straka,
jr.. and Edward G. Dvorak, both
of Stuart, took place Tuesday in
Atkinson. Rev. George Pell
grim, of Omaha, performed the
9 a. m. ceremony at St. Joseph’s
Catholic church.
Immediately after the cere
mony, a breakfast was served
to the bridal party at the OK
Inn. A reception was held in
the afternoon at the home of
the bride’s parents.
After a snort wedding trip,
the couple will reside in Atkin
son.
The bride is a graduate of At
kinson high school and worked
at Hoskinson’s store there. She
also spent a year in Chicago,
111., where she was employed by
the Veterans’ Administration.
HOSPITAL NOTES
(O'Neill Hospital)
Admissions: November 13 —
Mrs. Fred Saunto, of O’Neill. 14
—Mrs. Clarence Donohoe, of Cf
Neill, medical- 16—Mrs. Ralph
Strong, of O’Neill. 17—Mrs. Rob
ert Barnes; Baby Baby Michael
Langan, medical, condition “im
proved.” 18—Mrs. Albert Wid
feldt, of Atkinson; Arthur Bo. It
er, of Walnut, medical. 19—Mrs.
Walter Anson, of Orchard, ton
sillectomy.
i Dismissals: November 13 —
i Vernell Ruda, of Bristow; Fred
Brazie, of Alliance; Martha Bra
, zie, of Alliance. 16—Mrs. James
Podany and son, of Page; Mrs.
| Clarence Donahue, of O’Neill;
Mrs. William McIntosh and sen.
[of O’Neill; Mrs. David Loy, of
O’Neill. 17—Mrs. Marion Tracy
[and son, of Atkinson,
i In hospital: Mrs- Cora John
son, of O’Neill, condition “un
changed.” Jehri Booth, of O’
Neill, condition “unchanged.’’
: Rev. Markey Here—
Rev- Francis L. Markey, ot
Albuquerque, N. M., arrived late
Monday for a short visit with
Mr. and Msr. Ml J. Golden. Fa
ther Markey is a nephew - of
Miss Mary Markey and Mrs. F.
D. McMillaa, who are spending
the winter in Florida. During
World War II Father Markey
served as an Air Force chaplain.
Lahyt Entertain—
Mr. and Mrs. . George Layh
entertained Sunday at a card
party. High scores were won by
Mrs. Edward Dumpert and Ger
ald Smith' low score went t*
Mrs. Don O. Lyons and Orville
Peterson. Th^re were four ta
bles in progress.
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Outlaw Stores
“The Store of a Thousand Bargains”
Fancy Cornfed Young Beef, by the quarter
or pound
STEAKS
Shortcuts, Lb. . 55C
Sirloins, Lb. . ... 59C
Round Steak, Lb. 65c
Frozen Fresh FISH and OYSTERS
PILOT BRAND OYSTER SHELLS—
Large Bag
25-Lb. Bag
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95c
33c
English Walnuts—
Large Emeralds
Lb. .. 39c
lids is Not Season
Fresh Roasted Salted
Peanuts, Lb. 27c
CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocean Spray
Can .-. 23c
Ladies’ Hosiery Bargain, Mercerized Cotton
Hose, AH Sizes, Pair 39c
Buy 3 pairs at 39c a pr. and get 1 pr. FREE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE — Sweetened or Un
sweetened, All Brands, No. 2 Can 10c
ORANGE JUICE Sweetened or Unsweetened «—
All Brands 2 No. 2 Cans
25c
49c
Brazil Nuts
Lb.
Candies of All Kinds
—Milk and Cream
Chocolates — Xmas
Candy.
Orange Slices—
Peanut Brittle—
Lb. 25 c
Filberts, Lg. Oregon
Lb. 39c
Cello-Packaged
COOKIES
of All Kin'1 >
Baby Walnuts
Lb.. 27C
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Pecane. L'ixtra Fancy
Lb. . 49C
$9.59
SUGAR 100 Lb. __
1 Hag Limit to a ustomer
FANCY APPLES — Delicious - Jonathans -
- Winesap - Fancy Ring t packed
Baskets, Each .. $2.89
Asimus Bros. Implment Co.
Another Carload of 2-row GI Cornpickers
One 1-row Cornpicker
Spike-Tooth Harrows
1-Way Discs
1-Wheel Steel Trailer Wagons- Regular $120
Sellers — Now at $99.
A few Gl Rubber-Tired Tractor Manure
Spreaders $375 Each
We will have a truckload of Regular 15-ft.
Discs within 10 days
Laterno Automatic Dirt Scrapers — Catalog
Houses Sell for $110. OUR PRICE $79
KAISER — FRAZER — MANHATTAN
CARS in Stock Again