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NO. 1 JONATHAN •APPLES -Foil box S298 GUARANTEED RIPE j MELONS ....Each 39c | YELLOW ONIONS_Lb. 5c GOLDEN YAMS I FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS n | O'Neill Locals I Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pruss . : and Mi s Mary McCarthy of Om I aha spent the weekend at the jGeorge McCarthy re sidence. Mrs | Pruss is the daughter of the Mc I Carthys. | i Edward McCarthy of Columbus spent the weekend her with his I parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mc Carthy and other relatives. I Mr and Mrs Radean Block of Grand Island visited last week with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Al bert Block. Sunday, following church services Mr. and Mrs. Block and their guests accompan ied by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fre richs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frerichs and girls. Mr and Mrs Fred Tim merman and Mi's. Elsie Frerichs and children picnicked at the Spencer dam The ladies visited while the men and boys fished. Mrs. Bertha Hayden of Wiggins. Colo., arrived Sunday to visit a few days with her sisters, Mrs. Edith Young and Mrs. Rouse. Mrs. Edith Young arrived home last week from a three week trip in Kansas and other points. She had accompanied the Jim Harris family, who were returning from camp" to Kansas City where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Wal ter Huston and family. From there she went to Paola to v isit ! icr son. Harold and family. Har mi wacnes mm uus ** I'asiuHuc. Mr. and Mrs Mike Higgins went *o Schuyler on Friday where hey attended the funeral on Sat urday for Mrs. Higgins' sister-in law, Mrs. J. C. McNally They re turned later Saturday Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Hastreiter were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eisenmenger and Lar ry of Humphrey and Miss Mary Lou Eisenmenger of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harmon, > vho will move to Norfolk in the iear future, were honored at a farewell party Saturday evening by Meadow Gold employees Af ter a dinner party, the group play-1 1 cards at the Bill Perry home. 1 Presenting a g'ft to the Harmons 1 were the Perrys, Mr. and Mrs. j Joe Sivesind and Mr. and Mrs. j Owen Parkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fetrow re lumed last Wednesday evening from a four day trip to Lake Oko boji which they won in a General Electric dealers contest. Other GE I Jimmie Haul and his RHYTHM VALLEY RANGERS GROVE Saturday, Sept. 26 ADMISSION: 50c ; ^ gfwiww PH I ■!■■■ Ill dealers and their families were also af tiie Iowa resort. Mr. and Mrs. Roln'rt Ferris ami their children, Fritz, Betsy and Jonathan, of Glenlake, Minn. were overnight guests Tuesday at the H. G. Kruse home. The Ferris family are enrouto to San Diego. Calif., where they will I make their home Dr. and Mrs Harry Gildersleeve celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary Sunday evening. The Earl Hunts, G. Owen Coles ami Bob Kurtz' were guests at a din ner party and later returned to the Gildersleeve home for cards. Ellen I oh a us was home from St. Mary's college in O mail a for the weekend with her parents. Mrs. George Bosn and children Mrs. Bill Kelly. Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs. Lyle Fox were guests at the Vernon Davis home Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Davis' birthday. Mr. and Mrs John Stahleokor of Naper were guests Monday at the Paul Shierk home. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Shelhase attended the 50th wedding anni versary of the Glen Butterfields in Atkinson Sunday. Mrs. Herman Musfeldt of Man ning, la., left Thursday after a week's visit with her daughter and family, the Don Younies. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman were guests Friday afternoon at the Reg Pinkerman home. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Reynoldson were in Albion Sunday where they visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reynoldson. \f m rVamM rVuich nnH fnmilv of Woonsocket, spent the weekend here and at Bartlett. They were dinner guests Sunday at the Dick Tomlinson home along with Mi ami Mrs. Laurence Rothchild of Atkinson Miss Betty Fetrovv, who is now employed in Lincoln hy Woodman Accident and Life Insurance Company, was home for the week, end with her parents. Guy Cole, Bud and Bob Cole of Emmet and Mike Smith were in Lincoln Saturday for the NU football game. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Fox and Sharon Marcellus were here from Lincoln for the weekend. Miss Catherine Wilson will leave for St. Mary’s hospital. Rochester, Minn., where she will participate in a nursing seminar. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berigan were in Omaha tor the weekend where they attended the wedding of his siste’\ Miss Mary Kay Berigan to Mario Pafin at St. Margaret Mary’s church. Mrs. Genevieve Ilarty and Mr. and Mrs. William Froelich and Mary also attended the Saturday morning nuptials Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Nesbitt were guests Sunday evening at the Reg Pinkerman home. Mrs. Rosa Bowers anti Mr. and Mrs. Marion Woideneck of Mid day were guests Thursday at the Ray Kayls home in Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Norfolk were weekend guests at the Karl Smith home. At the Smith homo Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith of Neligti find Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown of Tilden. They all attended the Glenn Butterfield's 50th anniver sary at Atkinson Sunday. Mrs Ruh> VVavmnn was in On awn la., last week where she visited her sister. Shirley ami Margery Shelhase of Atkinson stayed Thursday and Friday with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. C. G. Shelhase. Mrs. Faye Pinkerman of Red hird was here at the Reg Pinker man home several days last week to rare for the Pinkerman ehild ; ren Mr am’ Mrs. Paul Shierk were in Naper Sunday at (he John Stahlecker home. Mrs. Alvin Gowler, Jennifer and Jeff, of Columbus were here last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith. Mrs. flick Tomlinson and Mrs. Laurence Rothehlld were guests Thursday at (tie Laurence IVxtcr home near Burvvell. Dinner guests Sunday at the Clyde McKenzie home were the Dean and Civ ic Streeters and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Khrhardt of Ly nch. Stuart News Rv Mrs llcrh Skala Ladies of St. Boniface parish are having their annual bazaar at the Stuart auditorium Sunday, Septem l>er 27. Serv ing will liegin at 5 pm. It is a chicken supper with free .antelope. Bill I toff man took his brother, Jerry, !» David City Tuesday. Jer rv h tii mint win i'diI u'nplfc n My ers, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chaney, Mr. and Mr; Hob Chaney, Geor ge Bigelow and Rube Mueller Mrs. James Scott and Terri Kay of Lincoln spent ihe weekend vis iting Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Ober mirc. Rita an 1 Noln Obermire ac companied Mrs. Scott to Stuart for the weekend. Greg Scott, who has spent the past two weeks with ii ■. grandparents, returned home with his mother. Mrs. Sam Marcellos spent Sat urday evening and Sunday visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Moody at Ainsworth. Mr. Marcell os and Mrs. Henry Wacchter brought her home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Julius of Osage, Wyo., were Friday and Sunday overnight guests of Mrs. Tony Lockmon. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Lockmon were Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Gill and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1 X>rlin Lockmon of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs Fore i Julius and Mrs. Tony i/xdc ■ mon The Mariners met at the church j basement Sunday evening. Violet I Sweet led the lesson. Mr. and Mrs. John Henning and Mrs. Mary Henning, all of Atkin, son were Sunday afternoon callers at the G. L. Obermire home. The Nifty Nels met at the home of Mrs. Don Bemt September Jb Mrs. Charles Jansen won high* : prize, Mrs. Bryon Blotz, travel ! nro •» nrl Mee T?ill I^nViln i ii'ion Nifty Nellies is the new name for the club. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jim Hytrek on October 7th. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Gill were Mr. and Mrs, Dorlin Lockmon of Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Lockmon and Mrs. Tony Lockmon. After noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Gill were Mrs. Sid Oakleaf and daugh ter, Mrs. Max Mills and family, all of Sioux City. I i ARE YOUR car payments » or other in$tql|ments J .loro, ^r Xour income^ j ’ r FOOD & FUN I St. Mary’s Church of Spencer : SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 COMMUNITY HALL — CHICKEN DINNER I and All the Best Trimmings Adults $1.00 Children under 12, 50c Serving from 12 to 7 p.m. FUN FOR ALL ! Are You 3? Are You 103? £ Are You In Between? No Matter You’ll Have Fun! * Games to Tickle your Heart | and Load you with Prizes! § Fish Pond — Cake Walk — Games of Skill 1 Teddy Bear — Dishes — Balloons to Pop — Etc. § See the new I960 PONTIAC Free Coffee and Donuts will be served at our showroom on October 1, when our new line of , 1960 Pontiacs will be on display. WILLIAM KROTTER CO. Phone 531 O'Neill