The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, December 15, 1960, Section Two, Image 10
Atkinson News Cub Scouts At Atkinson Get Bobcat Pins The newly re-organised Cub 6cnuls of Pack 1*0, Atkinson, held their first Pack Meeting Monday ■Jjfbt, in the basement erf the first Presbyterian church. Cub • master Fred Roberta and assis tant cirfimaster, Irvin Krumm presented Bobcat inns to those ■cnmpleting die Bobcat requlre nu'nts Parents of the following boys received RiBcut pins and in turn pinned them on their sons: Robert Anson, Darryl Cadwallad er. It iger Christensen, Cary Frisch, Dan Hawthorne, Frank Kuehn, Alan Krumm, Max Mills, Greg Pospichal, Jack Ramsay, Michael Shippen, Roger Upton, and Eddie Wilson. Den M-thera are Mrs. Zola Mills, and Mrs Edna Kuehn, in Den 1 and Mrs Betty KrsLng and Mrs. Bornue Pospwhal in Den II. Den I presented a skit "A Trip To The Moon” and Den II sang • song and displayed a poster on (ire prevention. About 50 persons were present Refreshments were served after the meeting. The Women’s association of the First On.ted Presbyterian church held their December meeting in the church basemtnt on Saturday. Mrs Margaret Watsons group which was lowest in the fund raising drive during the year served refreshments. The (program. "The Meaning of Christmas," featured a candle light ceremony and was present ed by Mrs. Charles Shane, Mrs. Jim Puckett, Mrs Ronald Wat son, Mrs. Oliver Shane, Mrs. Bet ty Kersting and others. Penny soaks and birthday money were collected. Mrs Violet went to Auburn to visit her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Clark and family. She returned to her home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. C. C. Raymer DRESS UP YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS * 'A We’ll show you how to put up a beautiful new Armstrong Ceiling When your friend* and guests arrive for holiday entertaining,you’ll be proud of your new Armstrong ceiling. This is the amazing new kind of ceiling that soaks up noise and gives your home today’s smart new look. We’ll show you how to install it yourself in any room in your home. 10 handsome ceilings to choose from. O'Neill, Nebraska Phone 74 went to Lincoln Sunday tnd r* turned Tuesday (hi Thursday they left for California, where they will spend *be winter. Mr*. Louis Zah/ndmcek return «l home Wednesday from Kan aas City where the received med leal attention. CELIA HOME MAKERS The Celia Homemaker* Exten sion Club met at the home oJ Mrs, Inez Hayes in Atkinson Tues day afternoon with eleven mem bers and one guest present. The guest was Mrs. Carl Gettert. Mrs. Byrl Beck conducted the meeting. RJ1 call was answered by "Why I Vote". The club voted to purchase a new flag and to assess each mem ber an additional dollar to pro vide funds for future expendi tures. • Ideas for Christmas gift-mak mg were presented and displayed by club members A demonstra tion on making pillows and vari ous articles from art foam was presented by Mrs. Gettert. Hie annual Christmas party is planned for December 20 at the home of Mrs. Robert Hendrick! with Mrs. Merrill Smith as co hostess. Mrs. John Kenny wa: chosen as shut-in to be remember ed. CIXH'ER 4 H CLl'B The reorganization of The Clo ver 4-H Club was held at th< home of Miss Helen Martens, f covered-dish supper was held foi the members and their parents Officers for the coming yeai are: Connie Moeller, president; Patty Bonenberger, vice-presi (Hnt; Margaret Seger, sicretary; Margie Gilg, news reporter; Billy Gilg and Joe Wilson recreation leaders and Dora Ellen Ferris and JoAnn Scripter, song leaders. New members are Cindy Ram say and Eddie Wilson. The next meeting will be held at Connie Moeller’s and the mem bers will go Christmas caroling. WSCS MEETS The WSCS of the Methodist church held their annual Christ mas meeting Wednesday, Dec. 7 at the church. A program em phasizing Christmas carols was presented and a film was shown. The program committee includ ed Mrs. Richard Braun, Mrs. Dean Fleming, Mrs Jay Jungman, and Mrs. A. D. Dobrovolny. The cir cle chairmen served as hostesses. Hie Mariners of the First Unit ed Presbyterian church met in the church basement Sunday for a pot-luck supper. Twenty-two members and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McClurg were pre sent. A white elephant sale was held after the meeting with El mer McClurg serving as the auc tioneer. Plans were made to go Christmas caroling. Christmas decorations and games were provided toy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Upton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Don wnu - imiiM m—<— i ; i 4 s e l TTT-TT-..WL CHi3^ a | ? ^Epr You Buy for Less Ip ^ E I Because 4 C We Buy for Less I i P p_ ► I CHEMISTRY SET Til Includes supply el dteericel^ epperatvs and SS* Molecular buildup eel, MICROSCOPE SET Includes ■ 3 turret ml res seeps, HI—lie etc r and epul patent. 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Wansa anawaf j flalrficfcalrwltfibalpa, Palda far aaay atari.,.* jppjl %<TTiaiH*LIiain3i»— Dale & Jo Wilson O'Neill Phone 125 -€TmfliHiUU Butterfield, Mr, and Mrs Don Raeszotarski, and the Rev Ray mond Kersting, The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Ste ven. RANCHO KEEPERS The Rancho K epers Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. E. J. Gotachall Monday, Decem ber 5. The lesson on rug making was presented by Mi's. Lyle Ad dison. Proceeds from the bazaar will go to the Cedars Children's Home in Lincoln; provide a two year a-inscription to a children’s magazine for tlw Atkinson Mem orial Hospital; /children’s books for the Atkinson Township Li brary, and provide something for a needy family in Atkinson. The Christmas party will be held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lyle Addison. Phone your news to 7X8 i _: Inman News By Mr*. Jam** McMuluui The Inman Community Club met Monday evening at the In man Public school for their post poned meeting. Helen Martens of Atkinson showed slides 0/ her re cent educational trip to Mexico. The business session followed. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs Livelle Butter field, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mrs Dana Lines and Mrs Al bert Kopejtka sr. attended funer al services for Roy Woods at Creighton on December 7. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sawyer and girls of Atkinson visited in the Clifford Sawyer home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Coventry and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coven try visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vitt of O'Neill Saturday evening Mrt Gene Couch and Bruce of O’Neill were Monday overnight guests of Mrs. Ivan Couch and Cauda. Ivan Conch returned to Wahoo, where he Is employed, on Mon day. Butte News Mrs. l-ols A.mleraon Phone >!M> Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fernau and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Norwood held a farewell card party in their hon or Tuesday evening of last week at the Legion hall. The Fernau’s and Norwood's are leaving soon and will make their homes in Iowa. Mrs. William Dix left Tuesday for Omaha, where she has enter ed the Clarkson hospital for med ical testa. SP -i and Mrs Douglas Dtx and son left December 8 for Williams burg, Va., after spending a fur lough at the home of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs, Vern Dix anil Slwriff ami Mrs. Claude ColUns. Mr and Mrs William Brennan returned home Sunday from Tex as. where they had visited few the past couple of weeks at the home of a daughter, Mrs Byron Edgar and family at Fort W'orth, and son. Bill Jr. and family at El Pa so. Their daughter, Catherine of Omaha, accompanied them on the trip. The county beard of supervi sors elected A. A. Classen of Lynch as chairman of the board for the remainder of the year. Herman Helser of Monowt was appointed supervisor for district No, 1 to fill the vacancy left by the death of Joseph Rlhanek. Tile term will empire In two years. Klee* New Officer* Bernice Chapter ISO, OES, held eleotfoa 0# officer* meeting nt the Masonic temple at Butte Decem ber 5. The following officers were elected, worthy matron, Mrs, Ron aid Gustafson; worthy patron, Ronald Gustafson; associate ma tron. Mrs Edward Propel, asso ciate patron. Edward Pei’Pci; sec cretary. Mrs Mack Muhannah; treasurer, Mrs A. P, Andersen; conductress, Mrs Harry Bennett, and associate conductress, Mrs. William Hansen, Following the business meeting the Christinas party was held Games were played and an ex change of gifts was held. Lunch was served by Mmes. A. P. An dersen, J. M Abbonhaus and Ver non Rinehart. Try The Fronfier Want Ads — It Pays ! 1 Sioux Mox" Slippers L_ / for Women and Girls Men's Pro-Jac Bulky Sweaters Lounging Pajamas Slips for Milady Cuddly warm! ^9% by Bud Berma J95 Sizes 34-40 j95 2-pc. se, £98 Size, 32-40 J98 Soft, pliable glove capeskin with His favorite sport jacket! 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