Clearwater New.
Mrs. Charles Uirtrl|ht
HUnter ft-SZM
The American Legion Auxiliary
Post 267 held a baked goods food
sale at the Legion hall Saturday
afternoon and report a good re
turn.
The Senior class have chosen
their class play “Oh Man” a
three act comedy, which will be
directed by principal ] > nald Duf
jihey and Mrs Earl Dash r. The
date of the play at this writing
has not been set
The grade schiol Operetta is
taking form and characters have
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Mr and Mrs. Arthur Herley,
Cahiornia, are viaitmg friends
and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Luben and
Danny Lee, Wieping Water, spent
t..e weekend with Uie Howard Lu
uen and F. Brandi families.
a rural Clearwater man, Fred
Mubin, has been named vice
president of the Antelope county
lair board at a recent meeting
Mrs. J. W. Bennie ha| been
named chairman of the Red
Cross drive for Clearwater. Vo
lunteers will call at homes this
wiek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanks re
turned to North Platte Thursday
alter a few days visit in the Will
iam Luben home.
Dewey Brittell was released
from the O'Neill hospital Wednes
day after a few days stay. He is
recupi rating at home.
Julie Holfman, one year old
daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Hoilman, was taken to a doctor
Saturday, suffering from infec
tion from a bad cold, and one of
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her legs had become affected.
Karen Wrenhoit was tne honor
guest Wednesday evening at a
pre-nuptial shower in the Metho
dist church parlors. Hos leases
were lormer classmates assisted
by then mothers. 'Ihe room was
decorated m colors of lavender
ana white. The gift taole was
centered in coiors of lavender
and white. The gift taole was
centered with a iloral arrange
ment in shaded colors of laven
der. Mrs. Allen Peterson was in
cliarge of the gilt book, Mrs. Ar
nold Oltjenbruns and Shirley Tins
ley assisted the bride in opening
her gilts Mrs Oitejenbruns and
Mrs. Peterson were also in
charge of entertainment. Miss
Wrenhoit was married Sunday,
Nov. 11th to Airman lc Fred
Temple, son of Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Temple. '1 he couple will re
side in Lincoln where he is sta
tioned. Refreshments were served
to the fifty guests present.
Chambers News
It) Mr*. K. R. Carpenter
"My Evaluation of County
Government" was the theme of
the essay contest in the Cham
liers High School. Winning $5 for
1st place was Debbie Eisenhauer,
53 Susan Da Rue and $2 Peggy
Gerkie.
The awards will lie presented
by Merlin Grossnicklaus, com
mander of the American Legion
Post No. 320.
A large gathering of friends
and relatives were present at the
Methixiisl church parlors Satur
day evening to honor Judy Thom
son at a miscellaneous shower.
The program under the direction
of Mrs. Louis Harley and Mrs.
J. W. Walter consisted of a skit
built around the theme of "Judy’s
Beauty Shop” and songs appro
priate for the occasion. Partici
pating were Mrs. Vernon Smith,
Mrs. Zane Rowse, Mrs. Wayne
Rowse, Mrs. Earl David, Mrs.
Donald Hoffman and Mrs. Wil
liam Crawford. Assisting with
the gifts were Mrs. Duane Mc
Kay, Ellen McKay, O’Neill, Mrs.
Richard Grimes and Judy Smith,
Cham tiers. Lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Young and
children drove to Laurel Sunday
where they visited her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Madsen.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fryrear,
Amelia, were Sunday dinner
guests in the Ernest Young home.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Carpenter
were callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graves,
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Ferndale. Wash., came to attend
the funeral of his brother Leonard
Graves at Burnell. Mrs, Graves
came to Chambers Tuesday and
visited until Wednesday with her
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs.
T. E. New house and other rela
tives and friends
Thomas Doherty. Dm Angeles,
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Anderson, Lincoln, were dinner
guests in the L. V Cooper home
Monday. Mr. Doherty and Mrs.
Anderson are cousins of Mr.
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reed,
Mr and Mrs. Glen Grimes and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heed and fam
ily visited relatives at Long Pine
Sunday.
Mr. anti Mrs Loy Fluckey and
family moved the first of the
week into the house they pur
chased from Mr and Mrs Ken
neth Weller, known as the Gene
vieve Bell house in the north
part of town.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Klabenes
and Todd, Albion, spent the past
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs Emil Klabenes and Mr
and Mrs. Ed Coday and Dan.
Erwin Carpenter, La Mont Mil
ler and Gerald Grimes went to
Gregory, S. D. Tuesday to attend
the Thiede and Sons Purebred
Shorthorn bull sale.
Mrs. H. W. Hubbard spent a
few days last week in Omaha.
She accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. C. M Eason, O’Neill Mrs.
Chauncey Porter, O'Neill, stayed
with her brother, H. W. Hubbard
while Mrs Hubbard was gone.
A Bible Study class was started
at the Methodist church Sunday
evening, the Rev. Earl Hess is
the instructor.
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid met
Thursday. Nov. 8 with 14 mem
bers and two visitors present.
Roll call was answered by tell
ing where confirmed and by what
pastor. The following officers
were elected for next year. Vice
president, Mrs. J. W. Walter and
secretary, Mrs. Donald Hoffman.
The group voted to set November
15 for church cleaning day; also
instead of a gift exchange to
send the money to the Lutheran
Children’s Service Society. Used
clothing may still be brought as
the date of shipping has not been
set.
The pastor showed a film strip
from the "Martin Luther" show.
Chrisimas guts are to lie sent
to Roger Harley and David Hoer
le, who are In service. The meet
ing closed with prayer and lunch
was served by Mrs. Leo Hoerie,
Mrs. Elmer Oetter and Mrs
Richard Sunder man.
The senior class of the Cham
bers high Sclmol attended col
lege career day at the O'Neill
high school, Monday.
The annual bazaar and dinner
held at the Methodist church
Tuesday was well attended. The
ladies of the Woman’s Society
of Christian Service who sponsor
the affair consider it a success
There were 204 dinners served
and $430 was realized.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Cooper and
their guest, Floyd Cooper. Yak
ima, Wash., were Friday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ad
ams, Atkinson.
Mrs. Ed Burke and three chil
dren, Gordon, visited recently
with her sister and brother-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walter
and Ronald and other relatives
in O'Neill. They spent a week,
returning home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Steve Shavlik
and daughter, Pam, and Mrs.
Edwin Hubbard and Sharon at
tended a family gathering at the
home of Mrs. 9havlik’s brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Burl
Gunter, Creighton. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hurtig,
Robbie, Roland and Richard,
moved recently from Creighton
to Chambers. They are living in
the house in the east part of
town lately vacated by the Inng
necker family. Mr. Hurtig is em
ployed at the Wintermote Black
smith Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lynch,
Woonsocket, S. D. were overnight
guests Friday in the E. H. Med
calf home.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shavlik
drove to Lincoln Thursday where
Mrs. Shavlik had a medical
checkup. They also visited their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Gisch and family.
Floyd Cooper, Yakima, Wash.,
was a supper guest in the E. R. |
Carpenter home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neilson
drove to Grand Island Wednes
day where they spent the night
with fnends going on to Omaha
Thursday.
Mr. and Mr*. Hell, mission
arira to the Far Fast, the
Philippines and Thailand, were
at the Bethany Presbyterian
church Friday evening. There
was a good attendance. Slides
were shown of both countries
and the missionaries told of
their work and also their ei
perieoces during the war In
the Philippines. Refreshments
were serv«-d by the ladies of
the church following the pro
gram.
Darrel Wedgewood and Lyle
Clemens returned last Sunday
from a hunting trip around Rush
ville. Tliey each got their deer.
Keller cluh met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs Alfred Maas
with Mrs Ralph Maas co-hostess.
Fourteen memliers and six chil
dren were present Roll w as an
swered by naming a favorite
“funny". Mrs Maas won the
special prize. The next meeting
will be Novemlier 21 at the home
of Mrs. Duke Read
Mr and Mrs W H. Crawford
and family drove to Lynch, Fri
day evening and were supjier
guests of his uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmer Crawford.
Mrs. Stella Sparks has moved
to the George Porter cabin. Mr
and Mrs Tim Read plan to move
from their farm to the Read
house in town and the Dick Read
family from Lincoln to the farm
The Good News club sponsored
by the Child Evangelism Fellow
ship met Wednesday after school
at the home of Mrs. Letha Cooke.
The teachers are Mrs Ralph
Garwood, Mrs. Stan Guerney,
Carolyn Rowse and Judy Gar
wood. The cluh meets each
Wednesday
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Sieve. Mardie and Carmen
Cuddy, O Neill, spent last week
with their uncle and aunt. Mr
and Mr*. Edwin Walter*,
The lieauuful Valley Carden
club met Tuesday, Nov. 6 at the
home of Mrs. Wayne Stevens
Kk*\en member* answered roll
call by telling of some garden
trick they had learned this year
The president, Mrs Donald Hoff
man read the minutes of the dist
rict work shop meeting held in
Atkm.on Mrs George Smith ami
Mrs C V. Koheitaon gave a re
port on the State Convention held
at Kearney, included was the
showing of some slides taken by
Mrs Smith of some of the ar
rangements
The group voted to buy an
edging for the tulip beds at tlie
park. All members reported on
their group projects The special
prize went to Mrs Stevens. A
Chinese auction was held after
which lunch was served by the
hostess.
The next meeting will he the
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs James Platt.
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Deloit News
By Mr*. H Kolinw
Mi and Mrs K. M. Tom jack
went to Neligh on Friday and
took Florence Butler to her home
in Ewing. She had been hospit
alized in Neligh for over three
weeks Mrs. Lofrey, Norfolk, is
staying at Uw Butler home.
Mr and Mrs L. L. Bar Uk
were supper gueaU at U* VotuUe
Paul haute in Elgin on Sunday.
Mr. Paul and Larry ncctunpan
led Uwm to the Cliff l>o»lge borne
lor the evening.
Mr. and Mrs H. Heimar wer.
.upper gurats on Sunday at the
R M Tomjack home.
Tne HEO club met at the R M
Tomjack home on 'Itiuradny
Homemade Chrtatmaa gifta were
exhibited
Kwald Spahn waa in Omaha
last week (or a checkup.
There waa a large turn out
fur election at Deluit Tuesday at
(lie L L. Bartak residence. L. L.
Barutk served on the election
board for Earl Schrunk wlio lust
the end of a finger while workuig
in the field on Monday. He was
hoaplUlixed in Neligh
Mr and Mr*. Glenn Harpater
and boys were sup{ier guest.
Sunday at the Alfred Napier
hiwne
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