S' Women i Club Notes Starlight Extenilon Starlight Extension members met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. John Hellin with eight menders present Mrs Robert Guecember 13. The party for mem bers and families will be at the home of Mrs Charles Hellin. Each member was blood tyiied by Miss Connie Bartow, labora tory technician at St. Anthony's Hospital. This is a project of O’ Neill Extension clubs this year. The demonstration on Christmas Wrappings and decoration* was presented by Mrs. Frank Mc Kenny A going away present was given to Mrs. Marvin Strong. Lutheran Ladles Aid Eight memhers met No\ 14 for 1 aitheran Ladies Aid. Mrs Mrs Jim 1 .uft was a guest. Hostesses were Mrs Dick Nel son and Mrs. Lester Riege. Card lie Yak* Card Re Yaks met Friday night with Mrs. Richard McLain. A des sert luncheon was served. Card winners were Mrs. Bernard Schmitz, Mrs Hugh Lanagan and Mrs. Orville Sindelar Couple’s Bridge club Mr, and Mrs. Tom Cronin en- ) tertained memhers ol their bridge club Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Templemeyer were guests * Winners were Mrs. Tcmple meyer and Mr. Cronin Avon Shakespeare Club Celebrates at Atkinson ATKINSON llio Avon Shake *peare club of AtkinsorT held it SOtli anniversary party Nov. 23 with 28 members and guests at tending the celebration. A corsage of pink carnations was presented to Mrs. Ida Becker, a charter member of the group Mrs. R. E Chaco and M - N P McKee were honored for the longest member, hip in the club. Officers for the current year are Mrs. J. N. Silverstrand, pestilent; Mrs. D Fleming, vice president; Mrs. V. C. Wilbern. secretary, and Mrs. D. F. Scott, critic. The club meets twice a month and are presently studying "King Henry V” und plan to complete "Merry Wives of Windsor" and "Hamlet" this year. __ Thursday, Nov. 19 Eastern Star What Not Extension Altar Society Friday. Nov. 20 Rebekah Tuesday, Nov. 21 OMonde, Mrs. G. R Cook Merrimyx, Mrs. J. D. Osenbaugb i Friendly Neighbors Extension MNO, Mrs. Leonard Davis O'Neill Better Ways Heiter-Walnofer Vows Exchanged in Atkinson At St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph’s Cathelic church in Atkinson was the scene Saturday of the wedding of Joyce Heiter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Heiter, Hooper, and Joe Walnofer, son of Mr. and Mrs Pete Walno fer. Atkinson. Father Robert Morocco officiated the 2 p m. ceremony. The bride s parents are formerly from At kinson Miss Margie Reis, Atkinson wa organist and accompanied Mrs William Schom, Stuart, who sung.. On This Day,” and “Panis Angel-; licus.” Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of white brooded rayon and ^ ‘tat ,t street length featuring thr«n quarter length sleeves. The n< < k ie rounded in hack and taper high in the front. She wore a white velvet hat ant5 j irried a white Bible with a rod snd white rose corsage. Her only welry was a double strand < f earls a gift from the bridegroom Maid of honor was Caro yr, Greig. She wore a two piece tur quoise street length dress and car ried a red and white rose bouquet Roy Walnofer, O’Neill, was h> brother’s best man. Jim Davis Stuart, was usher. The mother of the bride chose a wo piece dark dre s and th mother of the bridegroom wore a turquoise dress The bride s grant - -1 ‘her. Mr. Francis Heiter. C Neill, wore dark gi*ey. All had black accessories and carnation corsages. \ u | *. ill. UIIUI* * n- - lh(' home nf the bridegroom s pii nni> f ir friends and relatives. Mrs , ■’;.ipb Tooker, O'Neill, baked and -n <1 the wedding cake. Ti ■ bride1 r.ttended Atk nso hi-h ' choo! before moving t • • and the bt 1< r «:n v dilate -if Sf. Joseph’s high school He is engaged in farming . h of Atkinson where the couple 'I make their home. 8T. ANTHONY’S JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs, Walter Johnson or Page, daughter, Diane Kay, 5 pounds 61"* ounces, Novem ber 12. LIND BERG Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindberg of Ewing, son, Thomas Jacob. 7 pounds 2' ounces, November 11. MAllLENDOKE- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mahlendorf of Spencer, daughter, Lynnette Joy, 6 pounds 11 • a ounces, November 16. BOETTCHER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boettcher of Lynch, daugh ter, 9 pounds 2 3/4 ounces, Novem ber 18. COMMUNITY MEMORIAL Burwell HUGHES -Mr. and Mrs Lonnie Hughes of Burwell. a son, Novem ber 12. MCIRVIN— Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mclrvin of Taylor, daughter, 6 pounds 13 ounces, November 17. ATKINSON MEMORIAL ATKINSON Mr. and Mrs. RU Atkinson of Ainsworth, daughter Debra Ann. 7 pounds 3 ounces November 10 OSBORNE Mr. and Mrs Vin cent Osborne of Atkinson, daugh ter. Cynthia Lea, 6 pounds 9‘i ounces, November 10. SACKED HEART Lynch KEK Mr. ami Mrs Marvin Kim of Niobrara. daughter, Finn Sharon, November 14. SHELDEN Mr. and Mrs. Wil ham Sheldon of Spencer, daugh ter, Linda Lou, November 15. EI-SEWHEKE ZEMPF1L Mr. and Mrs. Allei .• m:«.i o* It ,«o. Mont., daugh er I.nn, a Call, 5 pounds 1 uncis, Nov int ei 2 Mrs Zemp> is ti* furmei l W it a Kemper .iuught r oi Mr and Mrs. OrviU Kemper of P.'ge. I i ANSON Mr and Mr Cvr !m.on, son, November 10 at th' Wakefield hospital. Mrs. Ilanso, s the daughter of Mr and Mrs : s e Kelly of Page. PAG ELS Mr and Mr Don aid Pagels of Bancroft, son, Alla Lee, 8 pounds, November 10 at th West Point hospital. Mr. and Mrs V\ lliam Waterman of Page are th mate tal rran'(parents. ORKRLE Mr and Mrs. Ra; Oherie of Scottsbluff, twins, son K i.h Gerald, 4 pounds 14 ounces daughter, Karen Ray, 3 pounds 1 November 1. Mrs. Oberl is the form r L>is Rurkhardt 'no nter of Mr, and Mrs. Join Rurkhardt of Vedigre. i VLVA Mr. and Mrs. Frci V. Halva of Denv er, Colo . daugh vr, Diane Kayo, 7 pounds 1 ninoes, November 9 Thi y ha\ two daughter, Kathleen and Karen The grandparents are Mrs. Victo Halva of O'Neill and Mr and Mr Gus Kunkel of Marion, S. D. SEYMOUR Mr. and Mrs. Rich :trd Seymour of Cedar Rapids, daughter, 8 pounds 5 ounces November 12. Mrs. Seymour i the former Frances Schaffer. Thi is the couple's second child. LONDON Mr and Mrs. mik London, jr., of Omaha, daughter 7 pounds 8 ounces, November 1 at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha LONDON Mr. and Mrs. Richnn London, of Spalding, daughter November 16 at St. John’s hospi tal. ,, MITCHELL Mr. and Mrs Ire Mitchell of Omaha, son, Davi< Dean, 7 pounds 11 ounces, Noverri her 16. Mr. and Mrs. Berlu Mitchell of Stuart are the paterns grandparents. NELSON Mr. and Mrs. Do Nelson of l>>s Angeles, Calif., sor Kirlc David, 7 pounds, Novembe 15. The grandparents are Mr an Mrs. Clifford Nelson of Stuart. SCHAFFER Mr. and Mr; Keith Schaffer of Omaha, daugl ter, Nancy Elizabeth. 6 pounds ounces, November 11. M C K E N N Y Mr. and Mrs James McKenny of Grand Islanc son, Gary Eugene, 6 pounds ounces November 5. The coupl has a son Mrs. Clifford Harding i (he paternal grandmother. Hospital Notes LlNDBEItG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - Creighton Admitted: Nov. 7-14 Georg Thierolf of Creighton; Ladd Kb m at of Verdigre; Herman Nelso of Brunswick; Charley Honey o Verdel. Dismiss ed: Mrs. Leo Vesely an son of Verdigre; Mrs. Robert Ob lund and daughter of B'oomfield Harry Berger of Verdigre; Mrs Dale Beck and daughter of Winne toon; Mrs. Frank Kovanda ani son of Verdigre; Herman Nelso of Brunswick: Derek Anderson c Winnetoon; George Thierolf c Creighton. ST ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL O’Neill Admitted: Nov. 10 Jean Bright of O’Neill; Duane Fiala,, of Sper cer. 11 Ambrose Biglin, Bob L Revell, Donald Enright, all of O Neill. 12 Mrs. Walter Johnson, c Page. 13 Mrs. E. M. Harkins, o Inman; Mrs Robert Lindberg, o Ewing. 14- Eugene Shoemaker o O’Neill; Mrs. Joseph Jamber, o Spencer; Michael Stephen Prouty of Spencer. 15- Edward Campbell Frank Fallon. Mrs. Eugene Wolfe all of O’Neill; Mrs Duane Mahlen dorf, of Spencer. 16 Barbara J< Houfek, of Bartlett; Mrs. Kenned AUCTION SALE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21 Commencing at 2:00 p.m. At South Edge of Lynch, Nebr. 28 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE 28 All my own raising and good milk producers — Bangs—TB tested 10 Coming 6 yr. old cows—Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein Cross 0 Coming ft yr. old cows—Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein Cross 6 Coming 4 yr. old heifers—Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein Cross 8 Coming S yr. old heifers—Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein Cross 1 Black H'hlteface heifer calf. Age 3 Months t Red Bhiteface bull calf. Age 3 Months 1 Guernsey-Jersey Cross bull calf, Sired by a Curtiss bull, 4 Mo. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 1 McCormick Deerlng self washing. No. 750 cream separator 1 Double unit stainless steel Tilobe milking machine E. V. MULHAIR, owner Lester Pearson, auctioneer Nehraska State Bank, Lynch, clerk Consumers Public Power District ertholtz, of Inman; Mr*. Leo Vandersnick, of Ewing; C\ ,* Schroeder,' of Omaha 17 M Robert Boettcher, erf Lynch 18 Hynes, all of O’Neill Dismissed: Nov. 10 Emmett C. Wertz, Mrs. William Edwards, and baby boy, all of O'Neill: Hat ’ oln Blain of Page 11 Mrs, William Hanley, of O'Neill: Kenneth Cas I key of Orchard; Mrs. Donovan Angel, and baby girl of Spencer Holland Homtxiek, of Spencer; Duane Fiala of Spencer 12 Jea£ Bright, C. W. Porter, all of O' Neill. 14 Mrs. Ed Prouty. of Spenrer. 15- Bob I. Resell of O' Neill. ltj lX»nalil Enright., Eugene ■ Shoemaker, all of O'Neill; Sirs. Walter Johnson, and baby girl of Page ! Atkinson Memorial Hospital Admitted: Nov. 9 Mrs Matt Cleary of Atkinson. 10 Mr V i cent Osborne of Atkinson; Mrs Wayne Putnam of Bassett; Karen Femau of Butte. 12 Leonard Uirteh i f Adlin on; Mrs Thet —i lvermer of Atkinson. 13— Mrs. Kml Mack of Atkinson, 14- Tom Nightengale of AtK»nsa.i, l>-kn v - -irt-r--*- a\is were eo-hos tess for the aftem*x>n and served a lovely lunch at the close of the afternoon. Charles Young, who has been employed at Oiadnon. has re turned to his home here. Arbutus Rebekah Lodge met in regular session Wednesday even tng at the IQOF hall. Mrs Mau rine Smith, president, presided The veteran members of the lodge were honored and gifts were pre sented to them Mrs, Mary Ellen Coy* ntry and Mrs Emma Moore were In charge of the entertain ment. Lunch was served at the n 'lose of the evening by Elsie ami Karl Keyes at the Keyes home Mtss Evelyn Dort/aline of Creighton six'nt Wednesday visiting tn the home of Dr, ami Mrs C \V Alexander Mrs Charles lathen is spending a few day s visiting in the home of Mr, and Mrs Jim Doles at Ewing Mr and Mrs Tom Clark and •family of O Neill were Saturday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs E E Clark Harvey Sobotka and Uiilxal Retke. who are employ ml south of Ewing, were Inman visitor Satur day. Can I of Thanks TO THOSE who ex pres sot (heir sympathy in so many h< atdiful aid praetieal ways during our bereavement, vve e \ t e 11 d our heartfelt llianks—.Mull Cleary and family. 1 ■* OUR FAMILY - SPARKLING FRUITS . TRIM, TIDY CUTS / 4 VI* _—COCKTAIL 1/ F Lb. ^~ fie&bMQof> L&&, ShouGty ^Ls SEASONING nini/i ro o,,r^1“',,3^•s"0", 11c i o2. <— rlUMLo <>«■ r«twu.. Zj We will have a fine selection of Turkeys DIP I/1 CO a*4®* •""* uu* «»i)Qt I / ranging in weight from 4 to 22 pounds riOMtO *'«”«"» . 1/ Priced according to weight Mid grade OLIVES ...25‘ I OTHER BIRDS PRICED ACCORDING TO SIZE AND GRADE * nDAPI/CDO Fr«nlum ll». nj. ,ll You con choose n||p|/Q _ pCCOC - PUIPVFN^ rOR FRl''^ bnAbKtHo .«° /l f/\ from th. Finest DIMS bttot UnlbKtNO or ROASTING pn y . , , pmQ P*»a~ A WO*. 4C|p fm 1 prrr qaiot usdaimkm J_Qc fresh isom IYlHnof1IYInL.LU?iu ww**. Z1*®' 03 / \ Poik Fm,h.i...». Me.., yq fresh SANDWICH COOKIES.pro 39* I *;• -2\ OYSTERS I PORK SAUSAGE c—^ **.t» 43c ruu. 4^ V SMOKED HAMS ZZgZZZZZL'TUl* MIRACLE WHIP 'jAAKiVMAI ; ^ salab brta FwMIvES FULL /I LJ Al* «Y* ■ F«*orilo % I mi ACT "Hr v. loti Wonderful BoJiM. B i QUART . ■ ■* Maahed or Condlod B 1 A .. r-T _i' I 1 r 1 * r » 5 TOR HOLIDAY COOKING SWEET POTATOES OR YAMS Kraft Minature MARSHMALLOWS LARGE JT" io'/j.oz. / ir PKG. Am v* SkipL ■ POTATO CHIPS *eSer CQr k P«kag. ■m FANCY, MO LID, CBLSr, RKI> ArFLES WINESAPS.2«29‘ I \FRESH CALIFORNIA PASCAL M Celery ^ 10cj Pure Vegetable Shortening ^fjl ■ Ij crisco.jaw* m KiDj^fiffllll save 6< SmiEm Our Family 1 MINCEMEAT.*E49e WALNUTS S“»i?iklc S'""'“ »“idt 5:s:;K^_ “",30* AO> AAISINS . 1 w« X 0N1Y ,IG-**T Oar Family Fancy Flaka ; - ^ =j COCOANUT.V£2SC ^pefJjJwe^i^rpo new CROP select . iint/w UfUID t'Mh. 1 (k MIXED NUTS LUbKT WHII*.. fWJnHawstftiinpliinPfc\ lit_49* *X BABO CLEANSER2-33*« I 'royal gjlatin LIQUID CHIFFON.~63< ^^4^35’ DIAL SOAP 2—29*2—39* = KAISER iSSKL*.S47*. TOPpTng WESSON ON..*35* I I $5.00 EXTRA BONUS I in S&H Green Stamps ■ when purchasing Jack and Jill M ICE CREAM i 2 gal* ctns. $ J29 | Vanilla - Chocolate - Strawberry Country Fresh, Grade A, Medium Size EGGS .Dozen 36c I Golden Valley PORK & BEANS.3 No. 2*/2 cans 59c CANDY SPECIALS CHOCOLATE DROPS .Lb. 39c ORANGE SLICES .Lb. 19c PEANUT CLUSTERS .Lb. 59c GOLDEN VALLEY TOMATO SOUP - 3 Tall Cans and SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS - 2-lb. pkg. BOTH FOR ONLY 79c BANNER MARGARINE - 4 lbs. 69c ROBERTS BUTTER - Lb. 83c -■> 7L2 ■ >A ,• t, ...j.- • *\ Roberts, Grade A CHOCOLATE MILK .Quart 25c Foremost BIG DIP .Half gallon 59c Kim TOILET TISSUE .4 roll pkg. 29c Johnson, Honey Flavored GRAHAM CRACKERS .Lb. 29c Suthers FIG BAR COOKIES.Lb. 27c Ol'R FAMILY DEL MONTE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES .3 10-oz. iars 89c SLICED PEACHES.4 No. 303 cans 99c DEL MONTE DEL MONTE PEAR HALVES.3 No. 303 cans 79c CORN.2 No. 303 cans 39c