See Slides on
San Juan Hospital—
Circle 1 of the Woman’s As
sociation of First Presbyterian
church met at the home of
Mrs. J. P. Brown last Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Brown led
the devotions and Mrs. Frank
Mahaffey presented the lesson.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Sam Robertson.
Mrs. K. C- Hunt and Mrs.
Earl Hunt were hostesses to
Circle II meeting in the church
basement the same afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. Burgess gave the
devotions and Mrs. Roy Sau
ers the lesson. • ..
Following thje meetings,
members of the two circles
progressed to their new circles
under the , leadership of their
1950 chairmen. Mrs. Arlo Haitt
is chairman of Circle I and
Mrs. C. E. Yantzi is chairman
of Circle II.
Circle III met with Mrs.
Warry Peterson in the evening.
Mrs. Vernon Tietsort presented
the devotions and Mrs. Katye
Peterson the lesson. Those as
sisting the hostess were Mrs.
Earl Ralya and Mrs. Tietsort.
As the lesson this month
was on Puerto Rico, interest
ing slides on the Presbyterian
hospital at San Juan were
shown at all three of the meet
ings.
McMaslers Eenterlaln—
The Holt county soil conser
vation staff and their families
held a Christmas party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie L.
McMaster. They had a coopera
tive dinner with turkey on the
menu. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crook, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Young, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hill
and their families attended. Ed
Sutton, of Kansas, was also a
guest.
Mrs. Harris and
Mr. Mullen Are Honored—
l Mrs. Esther C. Harris and
Homer Mullen were guests-of
honor at a party to celebrate
their birthday anniversaries
Sunday. Mrs. P. W. McGinnis,
of Emmet, was the hostess. Mrs.
Mullen also attended.
Husbands Entertained—
The Alpha club members
entertained their husbands to
their- annual Christmas dinner
Saturday evening, December
17, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Drayton, There
was a gift exchange and the
mystery sisters were revealed.
To Arrive Saturday—
Miss Marine Golden expects
to arrive Saturday from St.
Catherine’s hospital in Omaha
to spend .three days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Golden, and family. Miss Gol
den is a student nurse.
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Mrs. Johnson Entertains—
Mrs. Larry Johnson was host
ess at a Christmas party for the
MM club Tuesday at her home.
Yule Party—
The Duo Dex club met at the
home o? Mrs. William C. Artus
Sunday for a Christmas party.
Returns from Chicago—
Miss Patricia O’Donnell ar
rived Monday from Chicago,
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The Richard Godels
Visit Here—
Pfc. and Mrs. Richard Godel,
of Lock land Air base, San An
tonio, Tex., arrived Saturday
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Godel. They
were married at Lockland air
base November 15. Mrs. Godel
is the former Miss Jean Ful
ler, of Providence, R. I. Mrs.
Godel appeared as a radio sing
er while in Texas.
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Ned Allendorfer and
Mrs. Brady Honored—
A double birthday anniver
sary was celebrated Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Allendorfer. The
honored were Mrs. Lee Brady,
jr., and Mr- Allendorfer. Be
sides the Allendorfers and
Brady’s the D. D. DeBolt’s at
tended.
Sunday-School ,
Classes are Feted—
Last Thursday, Mrs. W. B.
Gillespie entertained the kin
dergarten firht grade Sunday
school class at the Methodist
church basement- Sunday, Mrs.
Clay Johnson, jr., entertained
the second grade Sunday
school class.
School Party
For Clarence Hill—
Little Clarence Hill, who was
six years old Saturday, cele
brated his birthday anniver
sary at school Friday with his
little kindergarten classmates.
The children were served re
freshments of ice cream and
cup cakes.
Miss Asher Is 13—
Miss Evalyn Asher, daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ash
er, celebrated her 13th birth
day anniversary last Thursday
After refreshments of ice cream
and cake, the 19 guests had a
roller skating party at the
rink.
Same Birthday
Anniversaries—
Sunday evening Mrs. A. Neil
Dawes and Grant Peacock, of
Emmet, were honored at a din
ner to celebrate their birthday
anniversaries. The dinner was
held at the Peacock home.
Mrs. Daily Feted—
Mrs. “Bud” Daily was honor
ed at a stork shower Tuesday,
December 12, a tthe home of
Mrs. Jerry Babl. Guests were
the employees of the telephone
company.
Bucks Hold
Xmas Party—
Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. William S. Buck enter
tained at a Christmas card
party at their home. There
were about 12 guests.
Family Party
Saturday—
Mr. and Mrs- William J. Froe
lich are entertaining at a fam
ily Christmas party at the
Golden hotel Saturday.
The Gildersleeves
Are Hosts—
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilder
sleeve entertained a few friends
Thursday evening at thir home.
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AAERRY May Every
IVV Hour Be
Pleasant
Christmas ch“i„
TO YOU
AND YOUR WHOLE
FAMILY... OUR
o-5RKST WISHES.
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Phone 241-J ' O’Neill
CHURCHES PLAN
FOR CHRISTMAS
(Continued from page 1)
Sunday - school on Saturday
night at 8 o’clock.
ST. PAUL’S: Worship services
on Christmas morning (Sunday)
will be held at 10:30 o’clock at
St. Paul’s Lutheran church. The
Sunday-school will present a
program accompanied by mo
tion pictures at the town hall,
starting at 8 o’clock*
ATKINSON
WESLEYAN METHODIST:
The Wesleyan Methodists gave
their program, Sunday, De
cember 18. at the church. Fol
: lowing is the program:
‘Ropers Chimes,” by Grace
Spindler; Carols, by chorus;
“A . Greeting,” by Lyle Clau
sen; "A Little Piece”, by Shar
on Thurlow; scripture reading,
Mat. 11:1-12, by the juniors;
‘‘No Night So Dear,” by Vir
ginia Thurlow; "The First
Glad Christmas Night,” by
Mary Etta Heiser; “Room in
Our Hearts," by Alvin Clau
sen; "Aren’t You Glad?” by
Charles Chaffin;“Thank You,”
by Marketa Hendricks; car
o]$, by chorus.
‘‘Christ is Christmas,” by
Josephine Arams; “The Christ
Child Still,” by Frances Chaf
fin; "The Birthday of the
King." by Eloise Hester; solo
by Mareheta Hendricks; recit
ation, by Gletha Clausen; solo,
by Mrs. L Smith; "Twas a
Wonderful Night,” by Leon
Hendricks; reading, by Mrs.
Hahn; solo, Rev. Asa Wood.
PRESBYTERIAN: The Pres
byterian will hold their program
Thursday, December 22, at
7:30 p.m. Following is the pro
gram at the church:
“It Came Upon a Midnight
Clear,” by congregation; “Wel
come,” recitations, by Joyce
Gilbert, and Paul Graff; “There’s
a Song in the Air,” by congre
gation; Primary recitations, by
Kenny Clausen, Sandra Kling
er, Sharon Klinger, Ronnie
Roberts. Mickey Roberts;
“Away in the Manger,” by
primary group; Children’s re
citations by Doyle Focken,
June Focken, Bobby Knutson,
Carolyn Frickel, David Graff,
Mickey Gilbert.
Junior Exercise and song,
by Gary Roberts, Janet Kling
er, Donnie Frickel, Ronnie
Frickel, Clarence Focken, Billy
Focken, Paul Focken, James
Mellor;“The First Noel,” by
congregation; “O Little Town
of Bethlehelm,” by congrega
tion; prayer, by pastor.
CHOIR CANDLELIGHT
SERVICE
Processional, “Sing for Joy”;
“The Prophecy”; Isaiah 1X:2,6
7; anthem, “His Name is Won
derful”; “The Preparation,”
from Matt. 1:18-25 and Luke
11:1-7; solo, “O Holy Night”,
Helen Larson; “The Angel’s
Message”; Luke II 2:8-14; an
them, “A Saviour, Christ the
Lord: “The Shepard’s Adora
tion,” Luke 11:15-20; men’s car
ol. “What Child Is This’”
“The Wise Men’s Guest,”
Matt. n,l-6; duet, “The Star in
God’s Window;” The Presenta
tion: Matt.II:9-ll; the white
gifts dedication; “Silent Night,
Holy Night,” by congregation.
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN:
The annual Christmas program
will be held Friday, December
23, at 7 p. m.
Program follows:
Scripture reading, LukeII:l
20; the Christmas Story; pray
er; hymn, by congregation, re
citation, “Welcome,” by Max
ine Poessnecker; recitation,
“Just One Word” by La Vem
Rossman.
Recitation, “Let’s Ring Merry
Christmas Bells,” by James
Hoppe; song, by Sunday-school;
recitation, “God’s Christmas
Gift”, by Elizabeth Anne Ih
rig; recitation, “A Little Tots
Speech”, by Everett Hale: “Al
wavs A Sta>\” by Edward Col- j
lins; “God’s Canle,” by Iris
Fundus; “Joy Bells.” by Char
les Braun.
Exercise, “Gifts at the Man
ger,” by Shirley and Twila
Rossman; “In a Tiny Manger,”
by Herman Grothe; “Christ
mas,” by Elsie Karr; “Beauti
ful Birthday.” by Roma Fun
dus; “Why We Sing,” by Gal
lord Rossman : “Christmas
Thought,” by Cherry Cook;
“Fear Not.” by Eugene Poess
necker; “Little Ones,” Ernest
Schiffrin; exercise. “Unto You
A Child Is Bom,” by Phillip
Irig. and Paul Poessnecker; “A
Knock at Your Heart.” by Dor
etta Roth; “Keeping His Birth
day,"* by Robert Collins; “Song,”
by Sunday-school.
“My Blessed Savior,” b y
Bonnie Steskal; “At Each Hap
py Christmas," by Fred Gro
the; “See There in a Manger,”
by Kathleen Grothe; exercise
“Gifts For Jesus,” by George
Collins and Marion Mlinar; “I
Love to Hear The Story,” by
Mary Siebert; “Christmas At
the Door,” by Richard McNair;
“We Three Kings of the Ori
ent Are,” by Roger and Philip
'Davis and David Irig; “In the
| Land of Old Judea,” by Larry
Karr; “What Star Do You Fol
low?” by James Irig; “Far
More Than Gold." by Shirley
Fundus; exercise. “The Faith
Led the Way,” by Bernadine
and Delbert Rossman.
METHODIST: The Methodist
church Sunday-school will pre- ;
sen* its Christmas program on
Friday, December 23. at the
1 church.
Program follows:
“O Come All Ye Faithful,”
by congregation; “Scripture
Reading,” by Lo Dema Wefso;
prayer, b y pastor; “Merry,
Merry Christmas,” by primary
department; Greetings, by Dick
ie Galyen; welcome, by Doug
las Spence; "Best Way to Come,”
by Kenneth Osborne, Dick
Funk, Leonard Mathers; “re
citations,” by Bonnie Clifford,
I Cathv Johnson, and Cheryl
West.
“Away In a Manger," by
primary department; "Just Be
cause,” by Glenna Bilstein,
Joyce Heiter, Donna Entoody,
Clifford Pacha, Larry Andrus
and Janet Dierks; “Recitation,”
by Helen Mathers, Nancy Ko
tas and Dennis Spence; “Like
Candles," by Judy Christensen,
Gayle Dvorak, Janice Wright.
Donna Humphrey, Carol
Smith and Margaret Davis;
“Stable Scene,” by Elaine
Hayes.
"Christ Was Once a Little
Baby,” by primary department;
"Tis Christmas,” by Betty
Spence, Marilyn Wahl, Duane
Humphrey and Jackie Smith;
recitations, by Robert Dicker
son and La Vern Le Munyan;
recitations, by Joyce Christen
sen, Bonnie Le Munyan and
Clifford Coxbill; recitations, by
Janith Gans and Bobbie Clif
ford; “Good Night,” by Sandra
Frish, Linda Ankney, Leslie
Johnson and Janice Wright.
“Your Gift,’ by Sally Kotas;
“Christ’s Birthday,” by Mary
Dierks; “From Heaven to
Earth,” by Sharon Davis; “Dear
Little Stranger,” voca] solo, by
Doris Ward; "Sometimes I
Wish,” by Sandra Davis; “Babe
of Bethlehem,” by Jeanette Os
borne; “My Invitation,” by Con
nie Ftlnk.
“There’s a Story in the Air,”
by Solo Gloria Wahl; “On That
First Glad Christmas,” by
quartet, Lois Puckett, Betty
Coxbill, Kay Dvorak and De
Marus Wefso; “It Isn’t What
You Get,” by Darlene Anson;
“The Birthday of a King,” by
Audrey Coxbill; “Christmas
Flower,’ by Karen Kanzelmcy
er.
"Christmas Time," by Dick
McConnell, Jim Purtzer and
Ronnie Hickman; “Christmas
Prayer,” by Verla Rothchild;
, “Glorious Morn,” vocal solo,
by Nora Brady; “Christmas,”
by Artha Pacha; "A Christ
mas Song,” by Ellen McKath
nie; “Christmas Medly,” piano
solo, by Carol Schultz; "A
Star Was His Candle,” by jun
ior choir.
ST. JOSEPH’S: The follow
ing program was presented
Sunday evening at 8 o’clock
in the high school auditorium
by St. Joseph’s children:
Song, "Mr. and Mrs. Audi
ence," by primary grades; “Our
Baby," by primary grades;
speaker, Michael McKay.
Operetta, “Christmas in Ire
land,’ by upper grades. Cast:
“Mother," Marilyn Kramer;
‘“Kathy,” Carol Faust; "Mau
reen," Mary Slattery; “Brid
get," Delores Schaaf; "Pat,”
Pat Lee; "Dan,” Dickie Brooke;
“Michael,” John Mack- "Da,”
Danny Lee, "Ne,” Donna
Cleary; "Oi,” Mickey Walling
er; chorus, seventh and eighth
grades; Fairies—Regina Cody,
Joan Timmerman, Sharon
Moeller, Catherine Schmit,
Maxine Pacha, Elaine Schaaf
and Barbara Waldo; elves —
George Penry and Terry Gon
derringer.
"Molly, Be Jolly," by inter
mediate grades. Cast: "Molly,”
Judy Lee; “Helen,” Mary
Penry; “Ralph,” James Slat
tery; “Stewart,” Paul Seger;
“Bill,” Dean Schaaf; “Tim and
Jim," James Cody and William
Slattery; “Mrs. Green," Mary
Kay Berigan; "Ned, Mary and
Alice," Donna Wallinger, Fran
ces Richeson and Robert Pet
tinger.
Christmas Tableau; “Blessed
Virgin,” Joan Berigan; “St. Jo
seph,” Charles Miller, “Infant
Jesus,’ Carol Pacha.
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May You Prosper
in the wealth
Which Christmas
•*r*#*m Abounds . . .
•Christmas
A truly Merry
Christmas
to our good
friends and
BAZELMAN SERVICE STATION
Fritz Bazelman
SOCONY VACUUM PRODUCTS
Phone 355 O’Neal
Will Close Sunday, December 25, at 1 p. m. and All Day Monday, December 26
Merry
Christmas
FROM ALL OF US TO ALL OF YOU
OUR FRIENDS
OUR BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR 3 MORE DAYS
FOLGERS
COFFEE, lb.65c
3-LB. CAN
SWIFTNTNG 69c
POPULAR BRAND Ctn.
CIGARETTES $1.79
LEXINGTON CREAM
FLOUR, 50-lbs. 3.05
TIDE, 24c
CHRISTMAS MIX
CANDY, lb 25 c
MIXED
NUTS,3-Ibs.$1
ARMOUR’S
MILK,can IQc
J E L L 0, package £c
k mm
All Lasl Week's Fruit Items Not in Efiect This Sale
GOLDEN RIPE While They Last
BANANAS, lb 10c
PASCAL
CELERY, bunch.19c
TEXAS SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT, 10 to 45c
All Last Week's Meat Items Not in Effect This Sale
SOLID PACK
OYSTERS
Pint.67c
NECK RONES
2*s.27c
CUDAHY
SLICED BACON
lb..33c
BACON
SQUARES
u>.19c
LEAN MEATY
BOILING BEEF
Lb.29c
FIRST CUT
PORK CHOPS
Lb.. 35 c
Plenty of
Parking
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