Church Notes
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First Presbyterian Church
(John Hart, pastor)
Thursday Aug 4—Monthly
UPW meeting, 8 45 a m.
Amday, Aug 7—Sunday school,
9:45 a m.; worship, 11.
Bethany Presbyterian ( hurch
(John Hart, pastor)
Chambers
Sunday, Aug. 7—Worship, 9 30
am.; Sunday school, 10 30.
( hurch of Epiphany
(Father Ralph O’Donnell)
Emmet
Sunday, Aug. 7—Mass at 8 a m.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
(Msgr. Timothy O'Sullivan and
Father Robert Duffy, assistant)
Sunday, Aug 7—Masses, 7 a.m.,
8 ami 9:30. Masses in the church
every day at 7:45 a.m,
Saturday, Aug 13—Confessions
from 4 p.m. until 5:30 and from
7:30 until 9.
O’Neill Methodist Church
(Glenn Kenmcott, pastor)
Thursday, August 4—Prayer cir
cle, 10 am.; Dorcas, 2 pm.
Saturday, Aug 6—Men’s break
fast, 7 a.m.; junior choir. 10.
Sunday, Aug 7—Morning Wor
ship with Rev. Robert Enibree at
8:30 a.m. and 11; Sunday school,
9:45; Youth council in p.m.
Monday, Aug 8— W.S.C.S. execu
tive council 2 p. m.
Emmet Methodist Church
(Glenn Kennieott, pastor)
Sunday, Aug 7- Morning wor
ship, 9:30 a m.; Children’s church
school, 9:30.
Assembly of Cod Church
(Ivan Christoffersen, pastor)
Sunday, Aug 7: Morning wor
ship, 11 a.m.; Sunday school, 10
a.m.; Christ Ambassadors service
(ages 12-35), 7:15 p.m.; Evange
listic service, 8.
Wednesday, Aug 10—Bible study
and prayer, 8 p.m.
8t. Paul's Lutheran Church
(William Turner, pastor)
Chambers, Nebr.
Sunday, August 7: Bible class
and Sunday school, 9 a.m.; wor
ship, 10; wedding of Ken Reiner
and Darlene Harley, 2 p.m.
Redbird News
By Veldeen Pinkerman
Mr and Mrs Guy Pinkerman,
Danny and Delmar, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hiscock, Mr and
Mrs. Eddie Hrhek and family,
Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinkerman
and Veldeen and Mrs. Fay
Pinkerman were O'Neill shoppers
Saturday.
Danny Pinkerman was a Sat
urday overnight guest in the
Reggie Pinkerman home. Marty
Joe Pinkerman was a Saturday
night guest in the Guy Pinker
man home.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Witherwax
were Saturday overnight guests
in the Albert Carson home.
Mrs. Rex Carson and Sandra
spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Ed
die Krugman while Rex and
Eddie attended National Guard.
Veldeen Pinkerman, Mrs.
Howard Graham and Mrs. T. J.
Graham were Sunday afternoon
callers in the Harold Osborn
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Witherwax
called at the Eddie Krugman
homo Sunday afternoon. i
Rt/drick Hughes and Charlie i
Schollmeyer went to Grand*
Island Tuesday to meet Charlie's!
sister, Minnie. who plans to
spend some time here visiting*
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman spent!
Saturday and Sunday in Norfolk.,
Veldeen Pinkerman called at
the Guy Pinkerman home Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman was a
Monday overnight guest in the
I.'-o Farran home at Tilden. She
was a Tuesday dinner guest in
the Ken Coventry home at Inman
and a supper guest in the Reggie
Pinkerman home in O’Neill.
Mrs. Reggie Pinkerman and
hoys wore Friday dinner guests
in the Veldon Pinkerman home.
The boys stayed while their mo
her and Mrs. Eddie Krugman
were picking choke cherries.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pickering
and Mrs. Claude Pickering and
Quentin went to Omaha Friday
to meet Mr. and Mrs. Lorell
Pickering from California.
The Dorsey Lades Aid met
with Mrs Leon Mellor Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs Lett .Vile-' and Linda
Kruse are here from Lincoln
spending a few days.
Mrs. Fay Pmkerman was a
Thursday supper guest in the
Veldon Pmkerman home
Delane Oherie's children from
Sioux City are staying with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Ooerle, while their mother is
in the hospital with a new baby.
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman and Mrs.
Anna Carson left for Norfolk
Monday afternoon. They left
there Tuesday to go to Omaha
where the will visit relatives
until Friday.
Riverside News
By Mr*. Lionel Gunter
Mmcs G. Keller, G D Ryan and
Gary Tessemer called on Norma
Napier Friday afternoon.
Lloyd Switzer of Neligh was
a dinner guest Thursday at the
Ora Switzer home
Mrs Dale Napier, Marilyn John
ston and Glenellen McDaniel at
tended 4-H leader meeting hi Ne
ligh Wednesday.
Al Gibson was a supper guest
Thursday at the Wayne Fry home.
The Willie Shrader, Ralph Shra
der and Wendell Switzer families
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Dewitt Hoke home. This is a be
lated celebration for the four coup
les wedding anniversaries which
are in March.
Marilyn Johnston stayed from
Wednesday night to Friday night
at the Will Shrader home.
Mrs Archie Johnston and Bar
bara and Mrs Emily Johnst n
called on Mrs Leia Reed at
brunswick Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Marcus Pierson
and girls and Mrs Woodrow El
liott and Sandra visited Tuesday
evening at the Earl Pierson
home.
Mr and Mrs Dewitt Hoke call
ed Friday evening on the Lynn
Fry family.
Connie Montgomery is visiting
Sheila Fry for a few days.
Mike and Mary Streeter of Lin
coln spent the past week visit
ing their cousins, the Billy Lof
quist children. Mr and Mrs Gene
Streeter, were overnight guests
Friday at the Lofquist home.
Mrs. James Love and Mrs.
George Montgomery visited Mrs.
Lorraine Montgomery in the Ne
ligh hospital Wednesday after
noon They also called on Mrs
Don Murray.
Cathy Lofquist spent Monday
night and Tuesday with Sherry
Switzer.
Mr and Mrs Z.H. Fry visited
last Sunday night at the Wilbur
Mahood home in Orchard.
Jackie and Bruce Morrow of
O'Neill visited Sunday and Monday
at the Wilbur Bennett home.
The James Love family were
supper guests Monday at the Lor
raine Montgomery home and vis
ited Tuesday at the Robert Mont
gomery home near Neligh. Wed
nesday the Love family and Mr.
and Mrs. George Montgomery
were supper guests at the R A
Ho-d home.
E-'tel Cory was a dinner giest
Wednesday at the Wayne Fry
home. He also called Et the Z.H.
Fry and Lionel Gunter homes.
The Ed Walters family of Cham
bers visited Tuesday evening at
the John Napier home.
Mrs Wilbur Bennett attended
a United Presbyterian womens
executive meeting at Stuart Tues
day.
Mrs Zita Donohue o< O'Netll
visited several days at the John
Napier home.
Mrs Harold Jones of Clearwa
ter visited Friday afternoon at
the John Miller home.
Mrs Otto Retke of Inman stay
ed with Mrs Z. H. Fry while
Otto Retke, Wayne Fry, Duane
Jensen, A1 Gibson and Z. H. Fry
were fishing in South Dakota.
They left Thursday night and
plan to be home Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Emsick, Peggy and
Joan of Omaha visited Saturday
evening at the Z. H. Fry home.
Dicky returned home with his
mother. Peggy and Joan stayed
for a longer visit.
Mrs. Duane Jensen and children
of Newman Grove were overnight
guests Thursday at the Richard
Napier home. They also called
at the Z. H. Fry home.
Cheryl Emsick, who had been
visiting at the Jensen home at
Newman Grove, is visiting at the
Z, H. Fry heme.
Mrs Jim Jackson and Norma
Jean Slough of Lincoln were
guests of Mrs. Wayne Fry Fri
day evening.
Mr and Mrs Archie Tattle and
Lenora were dinner guests last
Sunday at the Archie Johnston
home.
Mrs. Rudy Ahlers visited Thurs
day at the Che* Taylor home.
Mr and Mrs. Rodney Pollock
and Phil of Omaha were week
end guests at the Dave Pollock
home. Phil will remain for a long
er stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Turner are
attending a Free Methodist church
conference at Ainsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink were
supper guests Thursday at the
Dave Pollock home.
The Leo Miller ami Gerald Had
duck children visited their grand
father. Howard Miller, in the Ne
ligh hospital Friday afternoon.
Mr ami Mrs Gerald Hadduck
and children left fur their home
at Denver, Colo , early Saturday
marning after visiting a few days
with her parents, Mr and Mrs.
Howard Miller and other rela
tives.
The Archie Johnston and Willie
Shrader families were guests last
Sunday evening at the Will Shra
der home.
Vincent Vandersnick was a
guest last week of Jackie Fry.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bennett
left Thursday to spend the week
end with the Harold Bennett fam
ily at Crawford.
Warranty Deeds
SHERIFF'S DEED-Leo S. Tom
jack, Sheriff to Dean Perry 2-7 55
$15 00- Lots 5-6-7 A 8 Blk 2- Em
met.
EXECUTOR'S DEED- Edward
T. Campbell, Ex to John David
son A wife 5-5-60 $11150- E's lot
14 A all lot 15 Blk O-Fahv’s Park
Add-O’Neill
EXECUTORS DEED- D< Maris
Birmingham, et al„ Ex to Dan
O'Connell A Alta Campbell 5-31
60- 1-3 Int in Lots 1-2-3-18-19 A
north 16 ft lot 17 Blk 10 ami Lots
5 A 6 Blk 11- Atkinson- $6000-con
sideration
WD- Ramon H Bright to Gladys
M. Peterson 7-26-61) $l-Lot 4 Blk
1-O'Neill
WD-G!adys M Peterson to Ev
elyn A Helen Cavanaugh 7-26-60
$1- Lot 1 A Eli lot 2 Blk 24-0'
Neill
WD- John W Nachtman to
George J 4 Edwin J Nachtman
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FredHorne 12-31-59 44600 Lids 10
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Din nodes delicious with hamburgers Jar A+%
Sliced Cheese amort rd undwtch pack . ..I’kg 23c
Potato Chips fresh, crisp and crunchy • •••••••••• .Fkg. 69c
iorge Eggs asxi.^GredeV farm fresh.2 Down 89c
Sliced Pears delicious, a top quality product.Can 29c
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Crab Apples spiced, tangy, delicious ••••••••••••••Can 33c
Hot weather eating suggestions ... from Safeway!
Lucerne Ice Cream in 12 delicious Aaron .. .Carton 79c
Slender-Way Bread delicious and nutritious .. .Loaf 19c
Pineapple Tarls SMTSk.JS 19c
Emuiaft Iiiiaa Dole frozen. Pineapple, Pineapple- 9 6-os
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Instant Coffaa blend of flneat coffees ...•••••.Jar 79e
Evaporated Milk on this feature value ••«••• S Cans 79e
Jell-Wall Gelatins LSIS'S*-..1269c
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Crogmont Beverages convenient anytime.. 6 Cans 55c
Lemonade Mix summertime refreshment •••• 2 Pkgs. 23c
Bond Paper Plates .2 3? 29c
Spoons and Forks picnics and barbecues .. .3** 10c
Sodo Straws thr^w/wui um •«»...of 50 10c
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