t'age hews
of Brownlee were Sunday visit
ors ia uie Soren Sorensen, jr.,
iHiini ..i Star, ai Seven icktft,
J‘ 1 • 11 arid Willi ll,e S. D
a- .«*ni Carson and Mrs.
* i« ,t Aiiuiii of Lincoln and
*> JonnMjii ox iUu were
r*iu> m me notne of Mr.
j*.,4 . id, jiai’oid easily and Mrs,
Carson.
*a.^ ./uici iJai a entertained
lire rneinueis of the KNA Ken
<..aioa Wednesday, September
*o, i.i a social afternoon. A
iBicaa tush luncheon was
sei.eu. Airs. Snell will be the
October lu nostess.
iraiolu rCelly received word
t.iai las uromer-in-law, Ctiap
mau Hightower of Los Angeles,
e«i,r, uied at Los Angeles on
ac, lernaer ^5. funeral services
and buiiai were held in Cali
fornia.
ya.v do wen and Herbert Ste
vens served luncn to the mem
kaWi'^ Lt tiiti Hebenah lodge who
met a, the lOOF nail '1 uesduy
t veiling ltoutine business was
m vC uvScci.
air. and Mrs. Kayrnond Heiss
s,p..a dam Wednesday, Septem
ber ,o u..til Monday m Lincoln
uj gues s oi tncir son, Donald,
uiio ia.iiny. On the return trip
w.cj v.aticj an uncle of Mrs.
dels . at Omaha.
Cno*r pruet.ee with Mrs. Burl
Luiy a, director was held on
.u-j evening. The hymn,
* ten i Survey the Wondrous
Cr.j . was p. cseiitcd Sunday
i t ii.mg ai Wesleyan Methodist
ctiur. h.
m.jci , i f the Missionary so
ciety gathered at the Otto Ter
i.,t home for the purpose of
dress ng .lu spring chickens for
fti - , as or’s locker box. These
the gift of Mr. and Mrs.
My. 1 Llsberry.
IM CKWITII BUYS HOUSE
buy Beckwith on Saturday
pjrchu'od the dwelling belong
ing ;o the estate of the Mrs.
Mar.y Uhl. Purchase price was
$ ,-btO. Ncrbert Uhl is adminls
t t r Col. Wallace O’Connell
\ i auctioneer.
!• t*nv* of the St. Mary’s aeademv frosh v.ere obliged to eat their lunch on downtown street
earners on their initiation day—Wednesday, September 26. The initiation was elimaxed with a mild
haeing session that evening followed by a danee Left-to-right: Betty Schneider, Pauline Mahoney,
Al e- Srhaffer, Dorothy Itelina and Helen Boyle.—The Frontier Photo.
Mrs. F. G. Albright
Leaves Phone Post
PAGE — The Page Telephone
company has secured Mrs. Roy
Cunningham as operator to re
place Mrs. F. G. Albright, whose
resignation became effective Oc
tober 1.
Mrs. Cunningham has been a
clerk at the Farmer’s store for
several years. Mrs. Melvin Smith
will take her place there as a
regular clerk.
Mrs. Albright has served the
telephone company as operator
continuously for nine years. She
is undecided what she will do
or where she will go.
For the present she has stored
her household goods and will do
son ■ visiting before she decides
where she will make her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sanders
returned Tuesday from the west
toast. They visited their sons:
Earl and family, at Irrigon, Ore.;
Marlowe and family, at Portland,
Ore., and Gene and family at
Lancaster, Calif.
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST
i \molia-Chambers ■
' R ! 'try M>a , , tor
Sunday, October 7; Amelia —
cteol at 10 0 a.m ; Chambers^—
'undav-school, 10 a.m., anl wor
f ip si 11 a.m.
Communion seiviec for both
•.hur.lies. At Chambers, 730
p.m.. Rev \ irj.n.i, Myers of
,4iek\ win be in charge.
i ne i astor will be attending
.• > t’s school at Lincoln from
Monday, October 8, through Fri
day, October 12. If it should be
necessary to contact him before
his arrival back please get in
t ac:. With Mrs. « vers at the
parsonage.
Monday evening: Chambers—
choir practice, 8 p.m,
Thursday evening: Amelia—
MYF and choir practice, starting
at 7:30.
Saturday, October 13: A
•'woodcutting bee” wall be staged
by both churches one half mile
east of Lloyd Waldo’s, beginning
at 9 a.m. Purpose of the event is
to stockpile wood for the par
sonage heating needs. All men
are urged to turn out and help.
\SSEMB1.Y OF GOD (O'Neill)
Rev. E. Kirschman, pastor
Sunday, October 7: Sunday
school for all ages, 10 a.m.; wor
ship service, 11 a.m.; childrens’
ervice, 7 p.m ; evangelistic rally,
8 p.m.
Bill and Jean Bradway, known
as the king and queen of the sil
ver strings, singing their con
•. i Western and Hawaiian
.song.' and .old time gospel hymns,
wlU bo here Wednesday October
10, at 8 p.m
gospel : ervit as
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tVi S ( FV \\ tlVTHODIST
(O’Neill)
to 1 By m Leubcr, pastor
Sunday, October 7: Sunday
school. 10 a.m.; worship service,
11 am.: Wesleyan youth, 7:30
p.m.: adult fellowship, 7:30 pm
e\angelistic servici *
A quartet from" Miltonvale.
K.ms.. Wesleyan college, will be
with us over the weekend. They
will have charge of a service at
8 p.m, Saturday. The Worship
service on Sunday at 11 a.m .
and a youth rally at 2:30 o’clock
Sunday afternoon
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
(O’Neill)
Rev. J. Olen Kennell, pastor
Sunday, October 7: Sunday
school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser
vice, world communion Sunday.
Christians around the world will
observe the Lord's supper at this
time.
Tuesday, October 9: Bible
study, 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 10: Junior
high Westminster fellowship, 6:30
p.m.; choir practice, 7 p.m.
BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN
(RF1). Ewing)
Rev. J. Olen Kennell, pastor
Sundays October 7: Worship
service, 9:30 a.m., world com
munion Sunday.
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Tuc l8y, October 9 Bible stu
. Hoffn an home, i
p.m, • '
ST FAI L'S I FTltFRAN
(Chambers)
Rev. E. G. Smith, pastor
Saturday. October ti* Conflr
•• •: class, 10 am
Sunday, (X abet 7 Sunday
school. 7 p.m.» worship, 8 p.m,
(IN 11 H l MON (O'Neill)
Rev C. P Turner, pastor
Sunday -
school at 10 am,, preaching
vice at 11 a.m , young peoples
me ing at 7:30 in the evening.
STOIC ELY
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California Heod Lettuce »12c
SUNKIST ORANGES »12<
Idaho Yellow Onions »«»*« ..y . . * 6C
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FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 *>R 69
PEAR HALVES 3 *>R 83c
STOKELY'S - NO. 2 CANS ^ C% c
Crushed Pineapple 3 FOR o 3
STOKELY’S - NO. 2 CANS M
SWEET POTATOES 2 *» 43
STOKELY'S - 22-OZ. JAR A(r
SWEET PICKLES 39
wispy cmcKHg 25‘ WHEATIES ™ 2V
buck peppeb . .<* 10‘ MAZOLA ..65c
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HONEY POP PEAS 3 for 57c
STOKELY'S — NO. 2V» CAN ^ ^ A.
PUMPKIN 2 ** 39‘
CUT GREEN BEANS 3 roR 65
TOMATO JUICE 3 *>r 89
FRESH DILL PICKLES 3^89
GOOCH’S A _ WATERMAJO J A.
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Vanilla Wafers » 29‘ Canned Pop * 49c
1 TENDER BEEF ^ ^ ^
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Phone 93 — We Deliver
CLOSE-OUT SALE
L W. BARTHEL ESI ATE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
28 miles smith of Atkinson, 3 miles west, on —
THURSDAY, OCT. 18TH 11 A.M.
266 CATTLE—Including 6 reg Hereford breeding bulls, J2
whiteface heifer calves, 41 whiteface vlg, heifers, (open),
2 milk cows, 10 two-year-old bred heifers, 20 eows three
to six-years-old with calves, 30 three-year-old white
face cows, 115 whiteface cows, 10 whiteface
cows seven-years and older. Also four horses
30 BALES OF OLl> IIAY - 500 TONS OF PRAIRIE HAY
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MACHINERY—1949 H Farmall, 1941 H Farmall, 1951 Super
C Farmall, 1948 Super A Farmall, F-12 Farmall with
three-rake hitch. Model A truck sweep. 1948 GMC IVa
ton truck, rakes, binders, plows, stripper, harrows. Also
shop tools.
Carl Rogers and Kd l horin
AUCTIONEERS
Chambers State Bank, Clerk
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