The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, November 09, 1961, Image 7
Page News By Mr*. Boa Asher Mrs. French Is Honored At "Coffee" A coffee hour was held Wed nesday at the h >me of Mrs. Mer wyn French jr. with Mrs. Robert Freis, Hersbey, as co-hostess, in honor of Mrs. Carroll French. The following enjoyed getting ac quainted with Mrs. French, who recently arrived here from the Congo: Mines. Dale French, O’ Neill, Darrell, Kenneth, Richard, Larry and Ivan Heiss, Robert prill, Robert and Frank Beelaeit “Bud" I ekes, Norman and Di k Trowbridge, Marvin and Dale Stauffer and Robert Van 11 in Mrs. Orn Caskey was hostess to 10 members of the Help-U Club when it met with her Wednesday beginning with a noon-day meal. TIm- w< tnen prepared nut meats i »r the hostess. Mrs. Clarence .. Fin ch won a special price Mr. Ervin Held will be the next hnates: R.NA lodge met Wednesday night at the IOOF hdl. There were 14 members attending. Mrs. Hester Edmin ten and Mrs. Lloyd Fustic bn an were the hostesses. Sixty-three children attended the UNICEF party held at the Methodist church Tuesday light which was sponsored by the WSCS and the King’s Daughters. Mrs. J W Finch was chairman of the planning committee and was as sisted hy Mines. Frank Bet Inert, ivini ni-iss an i itooen lunoer. The d «»r to door canvass which the youngsters participated in as well as the collection at the church amounted to $40. IK. The following accompanied the young sters on their tour: Mmcs "Bud" 'Jokes, Mt-rwyn French jr., Ivan TIeiss, R"bert Nisstn, Kerne.h Heiss, Fri nk Beelaert, Dal • Stauf fer, Richard Trowbridge, Carl Max, Robert Van Horn and Paul Hartif’an. On their return to the church two short films were NORCO BEEF STARTER Is A 14% Protein Feed w:th Vitamins and Antibiotics A TOP NOTCH CREEP FEED AS ld)W AS $53.00 PER TON This Is Creep Feed Season Book it now for 90 days at Tompkins Livestock Headquarters Clarence (Bud) Hansen, Mgr. Inman, Phone 225 or 11-W 21tfc stx/wn by Kenneth Heiss narrated by Mrs. Marvin Stauffer. The children received treat*. Th* member* of the Help I - Club entertained their husband* at a party Tuesday night at ihe Improvement club meeting. Card* were played with prize* going to Mr*. Sidney Faulhaber, Frvin Held, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Finch Jr. and Mr*. Ralph Brook It aimer. The county institute of the WC TU was held Tuesday at the home <f Mrs. Dora Townsend, with 22 ladies present. Mrs Lila boy, O'Neill, institute director, con ducted the mect.ng Mrs. Carroll French and her mother, Mrs. D <gne Jensen, Copenhagen, Len in.ik, were this honored guests. Mrs French, wh > with her hus band are missionaries in the Congo, told about the African mission. Janice Crumly and Jess CUnt, hi t i of Omaha, sf>ent the week end here visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. A. T. Crumly. Vrs. Hester E.lminaten accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Calv.n Har vey to O’Neill where she spent the day visiting with Mr. and Mrs, "Buck” Edrninsten. The Harveys continued on to Atkm s m where they visitid the Ken neji Ashers. The regular meeting of the W.SC'S met Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church. Due to the stormy weather only 11 mem b rs were present. L:i the absence of Mrs. Norman Saltz, Mrs. John St mberg had the lesson using the "Upper Room” as her guide. The bazaar was discussed. Lunch will be served at noon and there will be an evening supper. The booths will be opened at no n. The King's L/augmcrs wuuiu nice cjean usanie cl thing, to be brought to the church November 7. Officers re p irts should be in by November 15. (Jet well cards were sent to Mrr Alta Finch and H. J. Ste vens. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn Stewart and Mrs. Raymond Heiss. B II Asher accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield, At kinson, and H< mer Ernst, O’Neill. t > Columbus where the men at tended an ACP meeting Thursday. Olliers attending from this area were William Miller, Bob Hill, Mrs. Adolph Latzel and Peggy Sullivan, O’Neill. GGG and G club met Friday with Mrs. Otto Matschullat. Cards wore played by the 10 women sr s nt. Prizes went to Mrs. John Steinberg, Mrs. Ethel Waring and Mrs. S ren Sorensen sr. A large crowd was in atten dance Friday night when the sen iors put on th-ir play “Father Be Calm." After the play the volleyball girls served pie and c ffee to help pay for their new uniforms. Dick Stewart arrive.’ here Fri day night from Grand Island. Mrs. Stewart and baby had been here all week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sorensen. They left for home Saturday morning. The members of Chatter Sew met Friday with Mrs. Milo Lan dreth. The women present en joyed a social afternoon. About 30 women attended a cof fee hour in honor of Mrs. Dagne Jensen, Copenhagen, Sweden, Fri day at the Merwyn French sr. :- i UPERFLOOR HEAT OUTLETS on#//4 sides/ l I I I I 1 ^ I the versatile, new - | I 1 ,... Mark III . J GAS HEATING SYSTEM L I New heating comfort -«*»■' 1" ^ ** for homes, restaurants, offices, shops, anywhere! Wall furnace comfort without costly installa tion. Stand it flush to wall or recess it. Pours heat out front and can be piped to rooms at side or back. New season selector Operates on low fire on mild days, high fire in cold weather. Perfect automatic heating on lets fuel! New trim styling Always looks built-in. Vent cover hides the flue. Finished in 2-tone cordovan and beige. j on display now at For Dependable GAS Service home with Mrs Robert Frols. Hershey, as co-host ess Mrs. Mer wyn French jr. was in charge of the kitchen Out of town guests inclided Mrs Nell Storm and Mrs Ek»t Black more, Royal, and Mrs I. O. French. O'Neill. Carroll French left Wednesday for Stromberg to start his itiner ary in the Nebraska Conference He will be gone for the month of November. Mrs. French and daughter remained here. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith. Ainsworth, were Sunday after norm callers at the William Bux ton home. Mr and Mrs. Dan Troshymki left Sunday to take their grand children, Mary Jo and Larry, back to their parents, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Powell, Alliance. Mrs Troshynski remained to spend a few days there. He returned Mon day. Mrs N. D Ickes spent a few days eisitung with Mrs. Floyd Whittaker. Chambers. Mr and Mrs M L. Harmon, and Mr. and Mrs Ray Harmon and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Milo Lan dreth. Page. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Asher and children, Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs Jerry Asher and children. Mr. and Ms Ben Asher and fam ily and Mrs. Frieda Asher were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. H Switzer, O'Ne.ll The occasion marked the birthdays of Ben Asher and Mrs Switzer Mr and Mrs Car! Matschullat. Cleveland, 0. and her mother, Mrs Katy Havel, Davkl City, were Wednesday and Thursday guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs Otto Matschullat. Or Wed nesday night the Matschullats, Ot to and Carl, Mrs. Havel, and the Al Anthcmys, Inman, were guests in the Dale Matschullat home Mr and Mrs Bud Godel, Ven us. were Friday callers at Ray Harmans. Mr and Mrs Edgar Woods. Milford, who were here for the weekend, Mrs Hester Edminsten. Mrs. Frieda .Asher and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Asher and family. Atkinson, were Saturday night •upper guests of Mr and Mrs - Calvin Harvey Mr and Mrs A1 Anthony and family, Inman, Mr and Mrs. Let Lemke and family. Bloomfield and Mr and Mn. Otto Matvhul lat were Sunday afternoon gueuts of Dale Matachullats. Saturday night cailera at the Ray Harmon heme were Mr and Mrs. Ai Vurce and Sherry. O'NeiU Kenneth and t.eorgr Wettlau fer aocompunted Uie4r dad, An drew, to Sioux nty where he was admitted to St. Vincent's hospital Charles Soren-en, Grand Is land, was a Wednesday and Thursday overnight gi'est of hu parents, Mr and Mrs Soren Sur enam ar Sr. MYF met Sunday night Caroline Mas, Connie Nisaen and Dick Under gave a talk on Camp C'otneca which they attended dor ing Teacher* convents*. Juanita Ragland served lunch . Each MYF'er is to bring a double hatch of canity to sell at the ba zaar. Council meeting will be heid with Darrell Hcisa at 8 p ni Friday Neat Sunday there w 11 be a discussion concerning Sun diy mght slaws. A surprise party was held at the Edd Stewart home Sun!ay evening in honor of Ben Asher'i birthday Thoee attending were uir Tony ModMn. Calvin Har vrya. Allen Grsaeea. Gw Mud l<df«, Hamid Aaher am) Urn Akb era Cards were pUjml am) pri *ea won by Hamid and Hen Arfv er, Mr* Tony Mjdleff. Mm lien Aaher am) Mr» One MudkiH. 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