0 Two Brides-Elect Eeted at Showers DELQIT shower was held " at the home of Mrs. Leonard Koenig on Sunday honoring Miss es Jackie Mosel and Rosalie Spitt ler Hostesses were Mrs. Jim Bar tak and Mrs. Leonard Koenig. Miss Mosel will wed Kieth Bartak and Miss Spittler and Bob Bartak will be married this month. Mrs. William Gibbs and Nancy Haul were guests at the shower. Other Deloit News Mr and Mrs. Wayne Paul and family of Elgin attended the De loh school picnic Sunday. The Deloit Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Paul Funk last Thursday. High score went to Mrs. Harold Wcrkmeister, low to Yr i'arl Thiele. Mrs Louis P<> fi,hi won traveling prize. A des sert-lunch was served by the hostess. Mr and Mrs. J. A. Larson of Ewing visited in the Deloit com munity on Sunday. Jewelry Mothers’Day . . . • Dishes • Diamonds • Glassware • Watches • Watch Bands Make her specially happy on HER day with Sterling! Silver Rose _ The first really MODERN rose pattern We love it! It’s so rich-looking ... the rose-and scroll design is really just what I’ve always wanted, it looks so traditional, yet it has the modern touch. It will be so impressive on our table! Do come and see it! “SIX PLUS ONE" Place Setting *3375 Consisting of: 2 Teaspoons. Place r»ifo«lncl. Knife, Place Pork, Place Spoon, Salad Fork, Butter Spreader YOU GET THE EXTRA TEASPOON FRF.F. I YOUR CHOICE of three other save $22.25 on this 21-Piece lovely Heirloom* Sterling pat- "Dinner-For-Four” Set in Silver terns: 1. Lasting Spring,* 2. Rose. ONLY $99.75 Federal Damask Rose,* 3. Reigning Tax Incl. Prices ami savings vary on Beauty.* other Heirloom Sterling patterns. ASK ABOUT OUR “SPACED PAYMENTS” •Trade-marks of Oneida Ltd. McIntosh Jewelry , "Where Price and Quality Meet” , ,Phone 166 O'Neill Regardless of where you buy, ; get Mother a Gift on < Mother’s Day . . . Love J to Mother on Mother’s Day ^ conoNS o o • ° o ° o ° o o o O • Pretty Styles to Wear the Live-Long Day! • Prints, Florals, Dots, Plaids, Novelties It’s cotton-pickin’ time! Come pick yours from our o big new assortment! Be pretty and gay around the house, be cool when you venture into the sun. AH styles—shirtwaists, zip fronts, button fronts, slip-overs. Fine 80-square percale in sizes 10-20, \AYi-2AVt,' o ° ° TWi ^^^B^B 1 My. B M • BB * M s ■ 2B * ',1 I ■ BJ*^^b * B ^^B Cf * B ■ \ 1 B -B^^bSB 1^i^BB^^M^M^MMi^^B■■B1^mMMB^ i O'Neill high school seniors, in caps and gowns, and eighth graders, seated behind the seniors, heard a sermon by Rev. J. Olen Kennell in bacca lau-eate rites Sunday evening.—Frontier I’hoto. •4-H Groups Hold f amily Get-Together DORSEY— The Lucky Clover 4-11 club of Hedbird. the Jolly 17 4-H club of Lynch and a stocker - feeder club north of Lynch held their 4-H Sunday to gether in the IOOF hall in Lynch. A good-sized crowd attended the services. Other Horsey News Word was received Saturday evening by the Carsons of the death of Mrs. Albert Ladely of Gordon. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carson and daugh ters left early Tuesday morning to be with the family and attend the services. Mr and Mrs. Howard Marston left. Tuesday morning for Yel lowstone national park where they have employment during the summer; They have a new trailer house which they took with them. Miss Beverly Carson, who teaches at district 100,' plans to hold her picnic Saturday. Every one welcome. Miss Geraldine Courtney, who teaches at Dorsey plans to close her school by having a picnic on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pavlik and son and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ruzicka and family of Verdigre visited at the Otto Ruzicka. home Sunday. Mrs. Albert Carson attended a tea. held by the extension clubs in O’Neil last Thursday. A mothers’ day party was held Wednesday, May 2, at district 100 for the mothers. Gifts were given t< the mothers by the children u:'d they were treated to jell-o and cakel Mrs. Hal Rosenkrans has re turned home from Minnesota, where she had been visiting with her daughter and family and getting acquainted with the new granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady, sr., were callers in Lynch Sunday and also at the Carson sisters’ home. Chambers News ___ j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haakel and family visited his brother [ and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Carl j Haake, at Clearwater Sunday. j Pfc. and Mrs. Milton Grimesj are expected home soon from j Germany where he has been j stationed the past year. He1 plans to enter college in Lincoln early in June. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winter- : mote and Norma Rae drove to j Norfolk Monday and brought! their little daughter, Janet Kay, home from the hospital. Janet will be three-weeks-old today (Thursday). Ed and Wilson Smith made a business trip to Lincoln Mon day. ‘ Jiin Salem went lo Lexington j Sunday, returning Monday. Attending a Garden club, workshop meeting at Ainsworth Monday were Mrs. H. W. Hub bard, Mrs. James Platt, Mrs. Charles Spann and Mrs. George. Thomson, all of Chambers, and Mrs. M. L. Sagesbr and Mrs. Vern Sageser, both of Amelia. Mr. and Mrs. .Lloyd Taylor of Appleton, la., came Wednesday, May 2, lor a few days’ visit with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green and children. Mrs. Sarah Adams returned Monday night from a four] months’ visit with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sal stron, and other relatives in California. Her son, Glen Ad-j ams, met her in Grand Island. Off-Campus Classes Are Announced— The following off - campus classes are scheduled for the summer and next school year: University of Nebraska. "Every Teachers’ Problems,” will be the August class with Doctor Mor ton as Instructor. Art 21 and 22 will be offered during the first semester o n Friday evenings with Mr. Shields as instructor. Wayne State Teachers college j will offer “American National Government” the first semester arid. “Fundamentals of Speech” the second semester. > isitor Here— Capt. RoOcrt Wallace came home Saturday for an extended visit with his mother, Mrs. M. J.-i Wallace. Captain Wallace, who is in the . air force is stationed atj Ft. Worth, Tex. Frontier for printing! Dr. Edw. J. Norwood, O.D. Optometrist, from Crawford, Nebraska, will be in O’Neill on SATURDAY, MAY 12 At the Hotel Golden ** o •' ' . ' £• APPLIANCES i i j t i i i l i j i t j I I Stop In At | DANKERT'S WE HAVE anythin*, in Appliances (new or used). We service what we sell and you're sure to find an Appliance that will } make Mom happy on HER DAY! I Easy Payment Plan, of Course! (Ask About Insurance) NORGE - COLEMAN - DEARBORN - SPEED QUEEN ! 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