Celia News Mr*. Merrill Andrr*oc Mr ami Mrs. John Sicheneder and family attended a family din ner Sunday. N rv 19. at the borne of her met ier, Mrs. Fern Moraett. Royal. Others present were, Mr and Mrs Bis Napier and family, Orchard; Mr. and Mrs. Don Lar sen and family, Ewing; Mr ami Mrs. Harold Raff and daughter, Omaha, and Mr and Mrs. Char ley Moraett and son, Charley jr. Royal. The dinner was in honor of Charley jr. who was baptized at the morning services at the United Brethern church. Orchard Mrs. Morsett returmd home with the Stcheneders to assist with housework. Mrs Sicheneder is semi-confined to her home due to a circulatory ailment Mr and Mrs. Herman Meyer spent Thanksgiving Day at the home of their daughter, Mrs Mary Neiman ami family, Wayne. Beverly Meyer, who is attending Wayne Teach, r's college, return ed home with them to spend the weekend Kenneth Meyer, North Platte, arrivid Wednesday and sjient Thanksgiving vacation with home folks. Sherman Blow, Plantation Man or, Elgin, spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. Charles Phipps. The Rev. and Mrs. Plupiis took him to Sioux City Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs Merrill Anderson attended a family dinner Thanks giving Day at the Clair Ander son home. Long pine. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Anderson and family, Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wheeler and family and Mrs. Mamie Wheeler, Long Pine. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kilmurry were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of their son, Frank Kilmurry and family. Sup per guest* were Mrs Kilmurry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. August rroshynslu and son, Francis. Mr. and Mrs Alex Frickel and family visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laibie at Stuart Thank giving Day Mr. and Mrs, Fr.ckel and Dor o.ny vanted at Ute John Sichene der home Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gerdes, Sharon, aamce and Leslie, Black Kiver Falls, Wis., spent the week end at the h me ol Mr. and Mrs. Natcliel Rzeszuiarski. They all attended the Rentachler-Mellor wedding Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs. Melvm Meals called at the iUesxotarski home Saturday afternoon. LeRuy Latjr.dsen spent Satur day afternoon with Steve Vencil. Mr and Mrs. David Rahn and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goldfuss spent Thanksgiving Day in Om aha with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller. Mrs Miller is the former Marjorie Rahn. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frickel and the younger children spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Frickel's brother, Don Coleman and family at Thedford. David spent the day with Rodney Os b«..rne. Raymond Dobias is helping Natchel Rzeszotarski with corn harvesting. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ander son were afternoon and supper guests Sunday Nov. 19, at the h line of their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn An derson and family. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the Hans Lauridsen home were Mr. and Mrs. John Storjohann and Clarence Fleener, O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Lauridsen and family, Bristow, and Jim Lauridsen, Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins and son, Mark, Omaha, arrived Wednesday to spend the Thanks giving weekend at the home of Mrs. Collins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Frickel. Kenneth Smith, Butte, was a visitor Friday evening at the Con nie Fnckei home. Mr and Mra. Ronald Fnckei, Lincoln, came Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. FncJd's grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Carl Smith and the weekend at the Connie Fnckei home. Mr and Mrs Duane Beck and family spent Thanksgiving Day at the Inane of Mrs Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dobrovolny. Mr and Mrs. Leon Hendricks and family, Manhattan, Kan., came Wednesday and spent the Thanksgiving weekend at the Mark and Robert Hendricks homes. They returned home Sun day. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sicheneder were Mr. and Mrs Everet Baier, Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Morsett and sons and Mrs Fern Morsett, Royal; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morsett and family, Martin, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. James Sicheneder, Atkinson, and Phyllis Lewis. Mr and Mrs. Robert Morsett and family spent the evening at the Sicheneders. Ed Hoffman was a Sapper guest Monday evening at the home of his son, LeRoy Hoffman and fam ily. Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman and pupils had a covered dish dinner Wednesday in observance of Thanksgiving Day. Bruce Hoffman, Reece, Kan., spent the Thanksgiving weekend at the Leonard Chaffin home. Mrs. Emma McKathme spent Monday through Thursday at the home of her son, Milton McKath nie and family. Mrs. Mark Hendricks and Mrs. Leon Hendricks were O’Neill cal lers Saturday. They visited Don na Mae Fuhrer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Poynts vis ited at the home of Mrs. Alice Peabody, Dallas, S. D., Saturday and Sunday. Paul Adams, who is attending college at the University of South Dakota, Vermillion, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs David Adams. Mr. and Mrs Mark Hendricks and Arlrn and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hendricks and family were sap per guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. R W. Hendricks. Becky Hendricks spent Monday night with her teacher, Mrs. Emil Cuttack. Mr. and Mrs Mark Hendricks and Arlrn were supper guests Monday of Mr and Mrs. Richard Klinger. Mr. and Mrs George Woolstrum spent the Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs. Woolstrum s parents, Mr. and Mrs David Adams. Mrs. O. Poynts spent Wednes day with her daughter, Mrs. Mark Hendricks The Rev Charles Phipps called at the Robert Hendricks home Saturday. The Mariners and the Ambass ador Sunday school classes of the Wesleyan Methodist church, At kinsun, under the sponsorship of the teachers, Mrs. David Rahn and Mrs Robert Hendricks, held a party Friday evening at the Hendricks home. Attending were Mr and Mrs. David Rahn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dobias, Mr and Mrs. Richard Klinger, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goldfuss, the Rev. and Mrs. Elmore Blain, Frances Chaffin, Beverly Meyer and Phyllis Lewis. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Garold Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hendricks, and Bruce Hoffman. Mrs. Ray mond Dobias and Mrs. Robert Hendricks and Bruce Hoffman. Mrs. Raymond Dobias and Mrs R numbers were given by the following: Marlene Hurtig. Sherry Miller, Rita Thelander, Marcia Menning. Pat ty Thelander, Gordon Sirek, Adele Carson. Mrs. G. Miller, Briget Thelander and Nancy l^enz Hostesses were Emma Nel son, Opal Mitchell. Lucile Ia»nz and Elaine Miller. Honored at the birthday table were Lu Ann Erb, Ann Fletcher, Dyne Wlthee. Sherry Miller and Mille Muhood. Samba club met with Mrs Hoyt Sirek Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lester Withee, Mrs. George Hanu! and Mrs Oris Hail were guests Mrs Johnny Schwager and Mrs. Homer Barton won prizes. Dr. Archibald G. Fletcher, New York, N. Y., attended his brother's funeral, Dr. W. G Fletcher Mrs. Olive Rennie and Dr. A G. Fletcher were Thanks giving guests in the Dr. D. L. Fletcher home Mrs Millie Mthood spent Mon day in the William E. Fry home Mrs. Ruth Payne, California; Mrs. Thelma Payne and Mary Mahood, Neligh and Mrs. Olive Everhart and Mrs. H. H. Drayton were afternoon callers Tuesday in the J. W. Mahood home Mr* Kenneth lirtdgr and Sheryl. Linda Barton anl Bridge club met with Mrs Jim Clifton Tuesday evening Prise* were sum by Mrs Allen fill! and Mr* Gurney Drayton The Chrurt mas party meets with Mrs, Wayne l-aulcn»c blager December 19 Mra Benine Whitmer and am, B b, California, were ThurMlay dinner guests in the home of Mr, an 1 Mr* Wiilartl Sharer Mr and Mr* William RcmUww visited tn the Henry Drayton Ivime Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Gordon Drayton and Mrs, Lyle Schleuaener were Neligh visit «r» Saturday Mr* France* Hoffman. Rrnee and Aoata. Stevens INSul, Wl»., Mrs. K liner BMpIrwn am) Mr*. Jmae Angus. Fwtag, were vU Mor* In the Wilber Maheod home Saturday , Mr* lloftmaa it a lurinrr resident of Orchard Mrs Pearl Johnson *|irnt Thanksgiving Day m the I-aw renca Johnson home. O'Neill Mrs Bernice Wlutmer was a Neligh visitor Saturday Merle Mcilec and llemian Welting were Wayne visitrsr* Fri day Mrs Noel Lautenachlager and aona. Columbua. were visiting tn the Homer Barton home tlua paat week Try Th© Frontier Want Ad* — It Pay* I Alice's Beauty Shop SSA F. Dougina Ml Phone IBS Complete Henuty Service Slimllner Reducing Machine — — — — — - — Mt* Photo above shows the carpet at the time it was installed on the drive of the New Deal Oil com|Hiny station in West O’Neill, clean and bright except for a couple of tire tracks. fHere the carpet ts after one week of heavy traffic, including trucks, cars, raud. sand and soil. The heavy black spots are oil that has dripped from cars while being serviced. 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