.Mr. and Mrs. Irvin II. Smith of Syracuse announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Nancee I*ee
Smitii, to Mr. John A. Kurhank, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Kurhank
of Madrid. Miss Smith is u graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan Univer
sity where she was affiliated with Delta Zetu Sorority. She is pres
ently a Teen-Age Program Director for the Young Women’s Christian
Association in Kansas City, Kan.
Mr. Kurhank Is a graduate of the University of Nebraska where
he was affiliated with Farmhouse Fraternity. He received his
Masters Ilegree from the University of Maryland and is employed
as County (extension Agent for Holt (iounty, in O’Neill. The cere
mony will titke place •luiie 10 at Syracuse.
ATKINSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Moeller announce the en
gagement of Ihelr daughter,
Carol Ann, Lincoln, to James
L. Peters, also of Lincoln, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peters,
Loup City.
M iss Moeller is a I960 gradu
ato of St. Joseph's high school
In Atkinson. She is presently
employed in the Nebraska Cen
ter of Continuing Education in
Lincoln.
Mr. Peters is a 1958 graduate
of Ix>up City higli school. He Is
employed at State Farm Insur
ance Co. in Lincoln.
No wedding date has been set.
AUXILIARY MEETS
Auxiliary to World War I vet
erans. barracks 2229, met April
16 at the Legion hall. Three new
members joined, Ann Winchell,
Helen Hynes, and Clara McClurg,
Atkinson. It was requested that
everyone attend the district meet
ing May 6 in Valentine. Hostesses
were Mrs. Ed Flood, Mrs. Harry’
Jolly, Mrs. Len Fahrenholz and
Mrs. John Harrington.
The next meeting, May 21, will
be a pot luck supper beginning
at 6:30 p.m.
Officers Are Installed
Officers installed Monday eve
ning when the Friends of St.
Mary's met for the final business
meeting of the school year were:
Mrs. Edward Dziowgo, president;
William A. Miller, vice-president;
Mrs. Ed Tharmsh. secretary and
Herman Janzing, treasurer. Mr.
Janzing was the only one who
was ahold over.
Mrs. Anthony O'Donnell was re
freshment chairman.
May 6-12 Is
Hospital Week
Plans are being made at St.
Anthony's hospital for a special
observance to be held during Na
tional Hospital Week. May 6-12.
This year’s theme. "Your Hos
pital . . . Uniting Science and
Patient Care”, points out that
each person who enters a hospital
will benefit from the latest scien
tific advances and the most care
ful human attention to his indi
vidual needs.
As a highlight of hospital week
a Hospital Employee of The Year
will he chosen at St. Anthony's
hospital. Anyone in the O'Neill
area can vote for their favorite
hospital employee. Ballot boxes
will be placed in the Devoy Re
xall Drug. Johnson Drug. O’Neill
Drug. Lee Stores. Patton’s Ben
Franklin. Penneys. Gambles and
McDonalds.
Also planned for hospital week
are a number of guided tours for
rurol school students to acquaint
the~> with hospital services and
techniques.
Announce Engagement
ORCHARD — Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Stelling, Orchard, an
nounce the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of their
daughter, Janet, to Howard Mil
ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Miller, Oakdale.
Miss Stelling is a 1959 gradu
ate of the Orchard high school.
She has been empolyed in Blan
che’s Beauty shop, Neligh, for
the past two years.
Mr. Miller is a 1957 graduate
of the Elgin high school. He has
been meployed at the Duncan
Hines Food Co., Omaha, for the
past two years.
A May wedding is planned.
Alta Cooper Weds
Galan D. Gibbs At
Orchard April 15
ORCHARD — Miss Alta A.
Cooper, daughter of Mrs. Ethel
Cooper, Orchard, and Galan D.
Gibbs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Gibbs, Orchard, were unit
ed in marriage Sunday, April 15,
in the Evangelical United Bre
thern church in Orchard.
The Rev. Duane Lenz solem
nized the double ring ceremony
in a 7:30 p.m. candlelight ser
vice before an altar decorated
with large baskets of gladioli and
carnations. Providing the tradi
tional wedding music were the
soloists, Mrs. John D. Thompson,
Creighton, sister of the bride,
Mr. Wayne Strope, brother-in-law,
and the organist, Mrs. Harvey
Holbrook.
For her weddina the bride
chose a gown of silk organza peau
and D’Ange lace featuring a
scalloped sabrina lace trimmed
neckline sprinkled with pearls and
sequins. The full skirt of organ
za peau trimmed with re-embroi
dered lace applique fell into a
chapel train. Her veil was caught
by a blossom crown.
Attendants were Mrs. Sylas
Coy. Ewing, sister of the bride;
Mrs. Wayne Strope, Orchard, sis
ter of the bride and Mrs. Wayne
Holliday, Orchard, friend of the
bride. They wore identical dress
es of orchid silk organza with
detachable large pouf over-skirts
on a wide waistband over fitted
sheath dresses with elbow length
sleeves and sabrina necklines.
Their head pieces were rhine
stone tiaras.
The groom was attended by
his brother, Lyle Gibbs, La Hab
ra, Calif. The ushers were Ver
lyn Gibbs. Clearwater, and Bill
Thelander, Orchard.
Candlelighters were Cora Lee
Crawford. Neligh and Linda Ed
wards, O’Neill. Synda Thelander,
Orchard was flower girl. Terry
Gibbs, brother of the groom, was
ring bearer.
After the ceremony, a recep
tion was held in the church din
ning room attended by 150 guests.
Mrs. Everett Jacobson cut and
served the wedding cake. Mrs.
Lionel Gibbs poured the coffee.
Servers were Joyce Siems. Clear
water and Audrey Reinke. Ne
ligh. Mrs. Robert Sissler, Albion
had charge of the gift table. She
was assisted by Janith Gans.
Vivian Ragland toe* charge ol
the guest book.
The bridge graduated from the
Orchard high school and the Nor
folk Beauty school. She was ero
ployed in Sue’s Beauty shop ii
Neligh.
After a brief wedding trip the
couple will make their home oi
a farm southeast of Orchard.
Bridge Party
Mrs. Jerry Langemeier enter
tained at a 1 p.m. luncheon ii
the Town House. Thursday
Bridge followed. Prize winner
were Mmes. Gerald Hawley. ^
Stewart and Don Becker.
EXTENSION CLUB MEETS
Starlight extension club met
Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
Daie Beilin. Eight members and
one guest were present. Roll call
was answered by showing home
made Easter hats. Plans were
made for the May 3 smorgasbord.
Alter the lesson a baby show
er was given in honor of Mrs.
Earl Miller.
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Altar Society met
for the first time in the new par
ish hall Thursday evening. Fa
ttier Duffy spoke to the members
and told of the help given in the
new building by the school child
ren. Special recognition was giv
en to Mrs. Ray Bosn and Mrs.
Ed Gallagher for their work on
the building committee. After the
business meeting everyone tour
ed the building.
New Officers Installed
WSWS held their regular meet
ing Wednesday, Apr. 11. 40 mem
bers and three visitors were pre
sent. A special service for the
installation of the new officers
was held with the Kev. Lenz pre
siding. New officers are as fol
lows: Mrs Harold Mitchell, pres
ident; Mrs. Marion Shipman, sec
retary; Mrs. Leon Mitchell, vice
president and Mrs. Floyd Stein
berg, treasurer. Mrs. Mitchell
named the comittees for the com
ing year.
The society will serve the
alumni banquet May 29.
Hostesses were Mraes. Carroll
Clifton, Archie Walton, Vernon
Munger, Pete Cooper and Howard
Bradstreet.
Midway 4-H Clubs
The April 13 meeting of the
Midway 4-H club was held in the
home of Sharon and Karla Anson.
Roll call was answered by
twelve members. Each member
gave a demonstration on raising
ciiivi picuiiiug a gaiucii.
The next meeting will be May
4 in the home of Linda and
Jeanette Wind neck.
Nifty Needlers
The Nifty Needlers 4-H club
met at Mrs. George Wettlaufer’s
April 7. The business meeting
was held and we completed our
record books. After this we had
some short classes. Roberta Ash
er had games. We sang some
songs and had lunch. Next meet
ing wil be with Mrs. Art Grass
on April 21 at 2 p.m.
Acting newsreporter, Andrea
Wettlaufer.
Eagle Hustlers Meet
The Electromotive Division of
the Eagle Hustler 4-H club held
their reorganization meeting at
the home of Ivan Heiss, April 5.
Officers were elected as fol
lows: James Melcher, president;
Joe Beelaert, vice president, Tom
Melcher, secretary-treasurer and
Lynn Grass, news reporter.
A motion was made that Jesse
Kelly be elected assistant leader
of the electric division. Projects
were discussed. Mrs. Heiss serv
ed lunch. Lynn Grass, reporter.
Mrs. Laska Entertains
Aces High bridge club met in
the home of Mrs. John Laska
April 11. Guests were Mrs. Fred
Gakle, Mrs. Arlen Miles and Mrs.
Arnott Buxton. Mrs. Dermot
Erington and Mrs. Gakle were
the winners.
Eagle Creek 4-H Club
The Eagle Creek 4-H clab met
in the Plainview school house.
All members were present. Jan
ice Vequist gave a speech. All
members were present. Janice
Vequist gave a speech on home
work. Lunch was served by the
leaders.
The next meeting will be in the
home of Aaron Lange, on April
trO. iicai L/aiigt , 1 “ptJi i(7i .
Willing Workers
The Willing Workers 4-H club
held their general meeting Thurs
day evening, April 12, at the Ver
non Lorenz home. Roll call was
answered by each giving their
birth stone and flower. Reports
were given by Sally Herley and
Patty Lorenz on Health and Safe
ty. A demonstration was given
on nutrition by Christine Herley
and Beth Kramer. Special pro
ject meetings were held by the
project leaders. After the busi
ness meeting, games were play
ed and lunch was served by Mrs.
Lorenz.
V. L. Walker, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Entertain
The Sunday night couples club
met for dinner and later ad
journed to the Laurence Haynes
home for bridge. Mr. and .Mrs.
John Conard were the winders.
_ - ®
O'Neill Locals
Mrs. B. J. Matthews, Lincoln,
spent Thursday through Saturday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Streeter and Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Streeter.
Mrs. Carl McGrew, Seward,
left Thursday afternoon for home,
after spending several days vis
iting in the home ai Mr. and Mrs,
Guy Cole.
Mrs. P. B. Harty left Wednes
day to visit her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harty, Nee
nah. Wise.
Roy Bridge, a student at Ne
braska Wesleyan college in Lin
coin, is home for a week’s spring
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Crandal
are coming Friday to spend th<
weekend in the home of Dr. ant
, Mrs. L. A. Burgess.
Hie Hospital Auxiliary is
sponsoring a baked foods sale
Saturday. April 21. in Sbel
hamers grocery store.
i -
Presbyterian Women's Assoc
i atioo will have a rummage sale
[ the 28-27 and 28 of April in the
Saanto baftdmg.
Gary Gillespie is spending
spring vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Ben Gillespie Gary
is a student at Wesleyan College
in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marcellos
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waech
ter, Stuart, were Sunday after
noon and supper guests in the
M B Marcellus h^m
Mr and Mrs. Allen Reynokison
and son spent the weekend visit
ing their parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Rex Wilson re
turned Saturday from the Nation
al General Practitioners meeting
in Las Vegas, Nev.
Mrs. Ben Hanlon, sr. returned
to her home in Peru after spend
ing the winter months with her
daughter and family. Dr. and
Mrs. Rex Wilson.
A Poem
From Mrs. Eby ...
The Lact Cry
Down by the side of that cruel
old cross lingered the mother
of Him. Weeping and broken
by her loss her eyes with suf
fering were dim. Watching that
face she loved so dear, seeing
the anquish He bore, straining
her ears to hear the prayers
she heard Him pray beiore.
“Father forgive them” was His
last heart cry, "They know not
what they do”. “My God my
God” O! where art Thou, will
thou forsake Me too?” Looking
down He saw her there. John
the disciple so near. Woman
He said “Behold Thy Son and
Son thy mother dear".
i 1 ■ r i _ r _i tv.
a iv/v^rv ui tvi owtj/fc ut vi
face withering in terrible pain.
Feeling the sins of this whole
world were there on His shoul
ders lain. His heart was broken
with the load of it all. He knew
the end was near. Now it’s fin
ished He cried aloud, and the
old world trembled in fear.
They pierced His sides, the blood
flowed down. Atonement for you
and me, for all our sins by
Him were borne on that “old
rough” merciless tree. “Father
forgive them” still rings the
heart cry and cleanses the
hearts from all sins. Oh! bro
ther come to this risen Christ
and give your whole life to
Him.
Della Stuart Eby
ST. ANTHONY’S
POSPICHAL — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pospichal of O’Neill,
•daughter, Annett Eileen, 5 pounds
14 ounces, April 14.
CIZEK — Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Cizek of Spencer, daughter,
Lori Ann, 8 pounds, 5 3/4 ounces,
April 14.
CONKLIN — Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Conklin of Lynch, son, Kent
D., 7 pounds, April 15.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
GILG — Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gilg of Atkinson, son, David Ed
ward, 7 pounds 13*^ ounces, Ap
ril 10.
FISCHER — Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fischer of Bassett, son,
oi.cveii naiiy, iu pounds l ounce,
April 12. •» 4
STRACKE — Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Stracke of Atkinson, daugh
ter, Brenda Sue, 6 pounds 10 oun
ces, April 13.
SACRED HEART
CONNOTT — Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Cannot of Spencer, son,
Ricky Dean, 8 pounds 5 ounces,
Apr. 14.
ELSEWHERE
JOHNSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Johnson of Van Horn, la.,
son, Apr. 7. Mrs. Hannah John
son of Orchard is the paternal
grandmother. The couple has
three daughters.
TOMJACK — Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Tomjack of Ewing, son,
Richard Clayton, 7 pounds, April
5, Antelope Memorial hospital,
Neligh. Mrs. Tomjack and child
ren are staying at the R. M.
Tomjack home while Mr. Tom
jack is stationed in California in
the service. *
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S
ADMITTED: Apr. 11 — Mrs.
Robert Hayter erf O'Neill. 12 —
Sam Schoberg of Spencer and
Cecil Lee of Orchard. 13 — Mrs.
Dewitt Gunter of Ewing; Mrs.
C. V. Robertson of Chambers;
Mrs. Delbert Anson of Page;
Mrs. Orville Thorson of O’Neil
and Dorothy Lines erf Inman. 14
— Mrs. Robert Pospichal of O’
Neill and Mrs. Donald Cizak of
Spencer. 15 — Mrs. Robert Conk
lin of Lynch; Mrs. Raypnond Fox
and Andrew Wettlaufer of O’Neill
and Mrs. Bernard J. Englehaup:
of Spencer. 16 — Bobbi Jo Heiss
of Page; Renee Spittler erf O’
Neill and O- L. Fernku erf Butte.
17 — Mrs. Pearl Thurman and
Mrs . Bernard Montgomery of
Orchard and Mrs. Elmer Lenz of
Ewing. 18 — Peggy McKay and
Mrs. William McIntosh of O’
Neill and Mrs. Peter Nissen erf
Page.
1 DISMISSALS: Apr. 11 — 3bar
. ieen McClellan erf O’Neill. 12 —
| Loren Be>elter erf Page, Bill Hobbs
jr. of Ewing and Mrs. Henry
Durre and baby of Chambers. 13
— Cecil Lee erf Orchard, Vick
Stewart of Chambers; Mrs. Del
bert Anson erf Page; Dorejthy
Lines erf Inman; Mrs. Joe F. Con
tois and Mrs. Lester Sheets of
O’Neill. 14 — Robert P. Hamil
ton of Spencer: Mrs. Jerome Vel
der and Mrs. Robert Hayter erf
O'Neill. 15 — Elizabeth O'Malley
of O’Neill; Mrs. Lyle Dtertcs of
Ewing and Garnett Gdlogly of In
man. 16 — Mm. Joe Ramoid of
O’Neill 17 — Mrs. Orville Thur
son and Douglas Appleby of O’
Neill and Mrs Donald Clink and
baby of Spencer. 18 — Vicki Lui
quist and Mrs Robert Pospichal
and baby of O'Neill; Max J. Wan
ser of Ewmg. Mrs. Bernard
Montgomery of Orchard and Mrs.
Robert Conklin of Lynch
ATK INNON ME MORI AL
ADMITTED Apr 9 — Mrs.
Roy Gilg of Atkinson and Mrs.
Merle Conley of Edgerton. Wyo.
10 — Mrs. Harold Brown of Bas
sett. George Roby at Ewing and
Nick Schmit of Atkinson. 11 —
Mrs. Sadie Kaiser of O’Neill;
Mrs. Martin Miksch of Stuart,
Mrs. Charles Rouse of Oakdale
and Danny Ferris of Inman. 12 —
Mrs. Harry Fischer of Bassett.
13 — Mrs. Alfred Stracke and
Mrs. Elmer Slaymaker of Atkin
son and Mrs. Blaine Garwood of
Amelia. 14 — Mrs. Paul Wewrl
of Stuart 16 — Mrs. Sarah Web
er of Butte.
DISMISSED: Apr. 10 — John
Peregoy of Atkinson and Mrs.
Theresa Simons of Stuart. 11 —
Mrs. Anna Mausch of Stuart,
George Roby of Ewing and Jo
seph Cunningham of O’Neill. 12
— Mrs. Marvin Cline of Atkinson
and Danny Ferris of Inman 13
— Mrs. Dana Lines of Inman.
14 — Mrs. George Skopec of
Emmet, Mrs. Merle Conley of
Edgerton, Wyo. and Mrs. Char
les Rouse of Oakdale. 15 — Mrs.
Paul Wewel of Stuart. 16 — Mrs.
Alfred Stracke and baby of At
kinson.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT: Apr. 16 — Mrs. A.
W. Aim and Mrs. Catherine Cran
ford of Lynch; Mrs. Dean Con
not, Mrs. Beaula Kaul and John
Schomnier of Spencer; Fred
Hauck of Naper; Mrs. Clara
Hahn. John Tiefenthaler and
Mrs. Gesiena Tunink of Butte;
Mrs. Mary Heiser of Monowi and
Swan Pearson of Bristow.
DISMISSED — Apr. 10 — Nic
laus Sieler of Butte. 11 — Mrs.
Vernon Wendt of Bristow, Mrs.
Ivan Thomson of Lynch and
William Lampman of Spencer. 12
— Boyd King of Lynch. 13 —
Mrs. Earl Pritchett of Lynch and
Christine Hargens of Spencer. 14
— Mrs. Carl Bowman of Spen
cer, Elmer Hull of Lynch and
Glen Brown of Naper.
EXPIRED: Apr. 13 — Mrs. Le
na Connot of Spencer.
Sick and Injured
VENUS — Loren Boelter is a
patient in St. Anthony’s hospital.
He injured his leg during a track
meet. . .Mrs. Roscoe Groeling
was badly bruised about the head
and back when a cow kicked her,
Monday, April 9. She is able to
be up and around. . .Ralph Brook
houser sustained a lacerated
thumb and index finger Sunday
about 11 a.m., when a cyanide
Coyote getter exploded as he at
tempted to recover it. It appear
ed to have been previously ex
ploded. He was taken to Verdi
gre for medical attention.
FFA Members To Honor
Parents at Banquet
VERDIGRE—Tuesday, Apr. 24
the Verdigre chapter of the Fu
ture Farmers of America will
hold their annual parent and son
banquet in the gymnasium.
Members of the board of edu
cation, faculty, rural eighth
graders and their parents will be
guests.
One of the highlights of the eve
rung win oe tne naming m the
1962 Honorary Chapter Farmers.
Slides will be shown of the pro
jects and activities of the past
year. They will also install the
1962-63 officers.
Chambers High School
Names Honor Roll
CHAMBERS—Twenty-one high
high school students were named
to the honor roll for the past six
weeks.
They were: Elinore Porter,
Dale Adams, Loren Blake, Carol
Hoffman, Danelia Whitaker and
Venita White, seniors; Wilma
Chambers, Betty Hertel. Jim
Kruse, Carol May, Dan Swanson,
Roger Waldo and Ladean Weller,
juniors; Elaine Dankert, Debbie
Eisenhauer, Peggy Gerkie. Susan
La Rue, Lana Oetter and Darla
Waldo, sophomores; Arlo Craw
ford and Gary Hertel. freshmen
Senior Class of
Verdigre Presents Play
A large crowd attended a three
act comedy, “Reluctant Reun
ion" presented by the senior class
of the Verdigre high school, April
9. The cast included Jeanette
Marshall, Marvin Soucek. Caro
lyn Frank, Frances Hildreth.
Larry Sukup, Dennis Mott, Mar
lene Soucek, Barbara Liska,
Douglas Miller, Robert Frank.
Marvalene Icider. Allen Boelter
and Danny Kotrous.
Songs wei% sung between acts
by the senior quartette and the
senior sextette.
Mr. Vemie C. Rogers. English
teacher, directed the play.
Justice Court—
4-16 — Kenneth L. Reeves, dri
ver for Buckingham Freight
Lines, Omaha, Nebraska, Over
weight on Nebraska Proraliuti
card. $90.(10 and $4.00 — Officer:
Richardson
4-17 —, Irwin Dem&ray. Floyd,
Iowa, No Reciprocity, $10 UU and
$4.00 — Officer Kuuure
4-18 —* J. D. Blare, Martin,
South Dakota, Overwight on ca
pacity plate. $12.00 and $4.00 —
Officer; Kuuure.
At The
Courthouse
DISTRICT (XR'RT—
April 11 — Harold M. Hague
and Marvin D. Hague vs. Donald
Sterns, injunction suit.
April 13 — Finkbine Brothers
Co. vs. Fern Davis, suit on ac
count.
.April 17 — Floyd Black vs.
Alfred Schloski. mechanics lien.
OH Seniors Take
Sneak Trip To
Lake Of Ozarks
The O'Neill high school seniors
left at 5 p.m. Thursday by char
tered bus on their sneak trip to
the Lake of the Ozarks. There
were 32 students and six spon
sors. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs.
Newt Mullendore.
They arrived at their destina
tion at about 7 a.m. Friday. The
group made their headquarters
in Lake of the Lawn Lodge where
they spent most of their time
speed boating. Friday was spent
at Lake Osage on a large excur
sion boat and Saturday was spent
sight seeing.
Highlights of the trip were trips
to the world’s largest church in
Independence, Mo. and the Ozark
Opera.
The seniors left the Ozarks Sun
day at 6:30 a.m. and arrived in
O’Neill about 9 p.m. the same
evening.
Farm Bureau Meets
Monday Evening
Holt County Farm Bureau met
at the Courthouse Annex Monday
evening, when the special fea
ture was the showing of two
films, "Whose Schools”, dealing
with Federal Aid to Education,
and “Communist Encirclement,
1961”. Eldon Schnoor, Grand Is
land, Field Service Director for
Farm Bureau, spoke briefly on
the importance of the policy de
velopment phase of Farm Bureau
and gave highlights of pending
national legislation on agriculture
and medical care for the aged.
Several county appointments
were made, that of Donald De
Groff, Atkinson, for National
Affairs Chairman; Maynard
oiearns, v^icaiwaier, lur ouiwr
Affairs Chairman; and Dean
Gotschall, Atkinson, for County
Affairs Chairman. It was an
nounced that Holt County Farm
Bureau has two of its memtiers
now holding state appointments
Mrs. Maynard Steams, Clear
water, has recently been chosen
to serve on the State Women’s
Committee, and Albert Lemmer,
Atkinson, will work on the State
Legislative Committee from tne
28th District.
The May 21st County meeting
will feature a panel discussion
on ‘‘What we, ourselves, can do
to combat Communism”. Those
in charge will be Ralph Garwood,
Chambers, Blaine Garwood, Am
elia, and Dean Gotschall, Atkin
son.
A coffee hour followed the
meeting, at which time the coun
ty women’s chairman, Mrs. Char
les Beilin, led a brief discussion
of activities and plans of the
women’s work.
-, , ■■ ~^r
Annual Missions
Conference To
Be April 22-29
The seventh annual missions
conference o# the Memorial Bap
tist church of Chambers will be
held April 22 through April 29.
Services will be held every night
beginning at 7:15.
Speakers for the conference
will include John VanderSchie,
deputation secretary for the Su
dan Interior Mission. Mr. Vander
Schie served four terms on the
mission field in Africa. Elythe
Lehmen, veteran missionary to
Nigeria, be at the conference for
the entire eight days. Coming
Wednesday will be the Zerbe
family, missionaries to Japan un
der the Evangelical Alliance Mis
sion. Panel discussions, questions,
and answers, moving pictures,
colored slides, missions display
and other specials will be includ
ed in the eight day conference.
A missionary symposium will
be held Sunday afternoon, April
29, with all of the missionaries
taking part. On Sunday night,
April 22, an Easter Cantata will
be presented by the high school
and senior cbcars.
Try The Frontier Want
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nVI|**| I (No racing Sun or Mon except Mon..
■ ■■ II II I Moy 7. No racing Good Friday )
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_ _ _ __ I • Gfass-encloved grandstand
If I U I • f Jew Mezzanine addition
Rfl CM y • I • 25-ocre free hard surfoce porting lot
■*R^« ■ ■ • lodies Day every Thursday
FONDER PARK-ISUND GRAND
Sponsored by Holl County Livestock Improvement Assn.
Mr. ami Mr*. Thomas K. New house, Chiimbcrs, announce U»e
engagement ami a|iprouehlng marriage of llielr daughter, Kathryn
Ami. to Thomas W. Nortiiway. son of Ihe late l>r. ami Mrs. It. A
North way, Mt. Plcawnnt. Mich. Miss New house attended the I nl
verslty of Nebraska ami received a Master of Music degree from
Northwestern University. She Is currently an Instructor of music
at Central Michigan University. Mr. Northway attended Michigan
State University, where he was affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity, and holds a masters degree In Educational Administration
from the University of Michigan- He Is an English Instructor at Mt.
Pleasant High School. The wedding will tuke place June 8 In St.
John’s Episcopal church, Mt. Pleasant.
Orchard Juniors
Present Class Play
“Boarding House Reach", was
presented Friday, Apr. 13 and 14
by the junior class in Orchard
The three act comedy was direct
ed by Mr. Hugh Troshynski.
Members of the cast were, Lynn
Reige, Jan Withee, Skip Wood
worth, Nancy Voorhies and Carol
Ann Mosel.
There were capacity crowds for
both performances.
Venus News
By Mr*. Itulpli BrookhoiiMir
Gary Corkey injured his leg in
the Orchard high track meet.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finch
and Randy were Monday evening
visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Jeffrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Pitchier and
family, Norfolk, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Pitchier’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch.
The Help-U-Club held their last
card party of the season in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Finch jr Tuesday, Apr. 10. Win
ners were Ralph Brookhouser,
Mrs. George Jeffrey, Kenneth
Waring, Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
and William Buxton. Hostesses
were Mrs. Sidney Faulhaber,
Mrs. Finch jr. and Mrs. Brook
houser.
Viola Pospeshil entertained the
Work and Fun club in her home
April 11. All 12 members were
present. Lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davey,
Bellevue, visited the Russell Ick
ler and H. J. LeMasters homes
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Pierce went
to Davenport, la. to visit their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Meyer and family. Sunday they
attended the confirmation of their
granddaughter, Marcha.
Friday visitors in the Ralph
Brookhouser home were Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Faulhaber, Mrs.
Baker and daughters, Schyler,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brookhouser
and Jeffrey and Harold Sorensen,]
Creighton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hegg*-!
meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sukup motored to Clear Lake, la I
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for the weekend to attend tit#
wedding of ELoise Nelson The
bride is Mr. and Mr*. 9.ikup's
niece
Authur Coover went to Lincoln
this week to have a medical
ch ck-up. He underwent surgery
a few weeks ago.
Clayton Podany and friend
spent the past weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Podany and Richard.
Mr anti Mrs. Ora Caskey went
to Omaha Saturday to visit their
s. n and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Caskey They re
turned home Sunday evening.
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