Chambers News
By Mr*. E. K. Urpoatw
Guests on Sunday, Nov. 25th in
the Leo O'Malley home were
Mrs. O’Malley’s parents, Mr and
Mrs. Roy Rotherham and bro
ther Eddie accompanied by niec
es, Rosemary, Carol and Kamie
Rotherham, Ewing.
Overnight guests Thursday,
Nov. 23rd in the Sam Young
home were Mr. and Mrs Gary
Emigh, Lorie and Russ and Roy
Rogers, Selden, Kan., Wayne and
Patty Brown, McCook Spending
the night in the Ernest Young
home were Mr, and Mrs. Bud
Rogers and Kerry, Selden, Kan ,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown,
McCook. All were dinner guests
in the Sam Young home Friday
before they departed for home.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo O’Malley Saturday eve
ning, Nov. 24th for a turkey din
ner were; Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Dowd and daughters, Colleen and
Noreen, Columbus, Deanna Dowd,
Lincoln, Mrs. Blanche O’Malley,
O’Neill, Sister Mary Faith, O. P.,
Ogallala and Mr. and Mrs. Jer
ry O’Malley, Ann and Larry,
Chambers.
Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per guests in the Sam Young
home were Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Young, Chambers, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brown and Family,
McCook, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Bailey and Stevie, Valentine, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Rogers, Roy and
Terry and Mr. ami Mrs. Gary
Emigh, Lorie and Russ, Selden,
Kan.
aim ivirs. l.. v. cooper naa
Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday,
Nov 25th at the home of Mrs.
Cooper’s brother, Arnold Zuehlke
and sisters, Marie and Erna Zue
hlke. Others present were the sis
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell John
son and members of their family,
Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Friedrich and their family, Spen
cer. The Friedrich’s one son,
Carl and wife were the only mem
bers not present for the occasion.
The Junior class of the Cham
bers High school presented the
three act comedy “The Groom
Says No.” at the High School Au
ditorium Friday evening, Nov.
30th. The cast consisted of Lana
Otter, Debby Eisenhauser, Mary
Fleek, Gary Fagan, Jim Urban,
Peggy Gerkie, Gene Metschke,
Elaine Dankert, Darla Waldo, Su
san LaRue, Edward Fluckey. Stu
dent director was Sandre Whita
ker. The play was directed by
Jerry Liveringhouse. Between
acts was a song by the Junior
girls, and a piano duet by Lana
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tangeman,
Chadron, came Thursday and
spent until Saturday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tange
man. Mrs. Tangeman attended
the funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. Alma Farrier but Mr.
Tangeman was called to Lincoln
on Friday. Also attending the
funeral were Arland Tangeman,
Sidney and James Tangeman,
Littleton, Colo. Both left for home
following the services.
Mrs. Leslie Lieswald is collect
ing all kinds of cancelled postage
stamps for mission work through
the church. She would appreciate
v \ i f r / /
""" !
having them saved for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farrier,
Denver, Colo., came to attend the
funeral of his grandnvither, Mrs.
Alma Farrier. Also here for the
funeral were Mrs. Farrier 'g
daughters, Mrs Carrie Briggs,
Red Oak, Iowa, Mrs. Clarence
Vick and Mrs Alice Staples, Ok
lahoma City, Okla. and her two
sisters, Mrs. Lena Springer, Het
tinger. N. D and Mrs. Gladys
Springer, Alexandria, Minn
John Walter Sr. was taken to
St. Anthony’s hospital, O'Neill,
Friday following a stroke at his
home in Chambers His son, Al
fred Walter and his daughters,
Mrs. Rena Deirking and Mrs.
Van Robertson have been at his
bedside since. Henry Walter, De
Witt, came Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Grimes
were Sunday dinner guests in the
G. H. Grimes home.
The Senior and Junior Youth
Fellowship had a pot luck dinner
at the Methodist church Sunday
following the morning worship. In
the afternoon the group set up
the nativity scene on the lawn
Keller club met Wednesday,
Nov. 28 with Mrs. Duke Read.
Roll call was answered by nam
ing a cause for Thanksgiving. It
was decided to send a Memorial
gift to the family of Mrs. Alma
Farrier in as much as she was an
honorary member of the organi
zation. A card was sent to Mrs.
Ernest Young who was unable to
be present. The door prize was
awarded to Mrs. George Came
ron. A brief game period was
enjoyed It was decided to hold a
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs Ed Eisenhauer Dec. 19. The
next meeting will be Dec. 5 at
the home of Mrs. Bernard
Grimes with Mrs. Richard
Grimes co-hostess. There were
19 members and 8 children pre
sent. Lunch was served by the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Garwood
made a trip to Grand Island
Monday.
Mrs Minnie Ritterbush return
ed home Saturday from St An
thony’s hospital where she had
been a patient for about 2 weeks,
Mrs. Sarah Adams left recent
ly for California to spend the
winter with her daughter and son
in-law, Mr and Mrs. E. J. Sal
stron and son, Turlock. She was
accompanied by her cousin, Mrs.
Dora To\|nsend. Page, who will
also spend the winter in Califor
nia.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Pucket and
children, Emmett, were Sunday
evening visitors in the L. V. Coop
er home, also calling in the eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Read and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Damme
and Cheryl visited her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridges,
Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowse
took their daughter, Linda, back
to Lincoln Sunday after having
spent the weekend at home. They
were accompanied by Kenneth
Coolidge who had also spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Coolidge.
Keith Baughn was guest speak
er at the American Legion Aux
iliary Convention, Grand Island.
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Z. Marshall, Stu
art, spent Friday with her sister
and husband, Mr and Mrs. An
drew Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holcomb,
Aurora, were weekend guests in
the L V. Cooper home.
Mr. and Mrs Dick Read and
children, Lincoln, moved the first
of the week to the Tim Read
place east of town. The Tim
Reads moved last week into the
Dick Read house in the north
part of town.
Mrs. J. W. Walter attended a
shower honoring Pat Hobbs at
Ewing Saturday evening. Miss
Hobbs is the fiancee of Mrs
Walter’s grandson, Ron Brion.
Mrs. Kenneth Werner spent
from Sunday to Wednesday of
last week in Denver with her
daughter, Connie Werner.
Mr and Mrs Dein Rowse and
Mr and Mrs Ralph Garwood
spent Thursday with their par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Art Rowse,
Burwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shoe
maker enjoyed ice cream and
cake at the Clare Coulthard
home. Thursday evening in honor
of Mr. Coulthard’s birthday an
niversary.
Lynch News
By -Vlr». K rtxl King
Miss Pauline Mulhair returned
to her home in Flordia last week
Mr. and Mrs George Kaikow
ski, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kal
kowski, Mr and Mrs Anton Kai
kow ski spent the weekend in
Grand Island, Nehr., when they
attended the Golden Wedding ce
lebration of a cousin of the Kal
kowskis, Mr. and Mrs Pete Pol
ski
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Purviance
and three boys of Denver, Colo.,
spent Thanksgiving here visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Christen
sen were supper guests Sunday
evening with Mr and Mrs. Eric
Nielsen.
Mrs Nelle Nelsen spent
Thanksgiving vacation with her
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Cherokee. Ia.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Monday, Nov. 16 at the
nome of Mrs. Frank Fisher with
13 members present. Mrs. Don i
Allen, president, conductd tht
Alice's
Beauty Shop
32A E. Doughi* at. Phone tR3
Complete Beauty Service
Slimliner Reducing Machine
meeting with Mr*. Jacob Btrme
**r »» secretary Tarlatan men
were made and filled with tom.
handkerchiefs and cigarettes fur
the veterans at the hospital fur
Christmas last month A box of
gifts were sent to the gift shop
at the Veteran's hospital There
the veteran* may choose gifts
free of charge for each member
of their families. Each auxiliary
group is asked for a certain num
ber of gifts each Christmas.
A Christmas program is plan
ned for the next rneetuig, the 3rd
Monday in December. Mrs Ray
Count# will be in charge of the
program The meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs Don
Allen with Mrs. Jacob Birmeier,
co-hostess.
CUB 9001TS MEET
Nov. 28 —8 p.m. Cub Scout pack
meeting held at the new school
auditorium with a good crowd in,
attendance. The theme was Pi-1
oneer Days The meeting o(>ened
with the song "Coming Around
the Mountain”. The Pledge of Al- i
legiance was then given. The
Cubs sang the Scout Booster
Paul Shierk
INMI RAN<TC AOENCT
O NEILL. NEBR
ln«unu>oo of AO
Klftda
•one Mrs L Count, Den Mo
tnrr, gave the welcome She Mat
ed that auice the charter was
drawn up 4 new members have
been added They are William
Muller. Timothy Davy. Tommy
Thomson and Michael Rutledge
Den 1 presented a 1 act pUy
"The Magic Wishing Sack by
Ruth Plumly Thomson Den 1
and 2 held a com shelling con
test. Brad Ducker was the win
ner. Den 2 presented a panto
mime about Chnatupher Colum
bus The Father's had a hog call
ing contest with the cubs as jud
ges Winners were Elmo Barnes,
1st, Thomas Schrunk, 2nd, Ed
mond Rohde, 3rd 'Ihe mother*
had a log rolling contesi
Two songs were sung "Home on
the Range" and "Oh Susanna".
Mrs. Elmo Barnes, Den Mother
No 2 demonstrated the impor
tance of phyucal fittness with the
r
Ire Ip ul the scout* Assistant
cub master wa* in charge of the
recognition ceremony. Michael
Rutledge. Hob cat pin; Hr ad
Duiker. I gold 3 silver arrow*
under wolf, Sleven Crawford, I
stiver arrow under wolf, Quinton
Schrunk. 1 gold. 2 silver arrows
under wolf, l gold, 1 silver ar
row under bear
Wm Muller received his Cub
Seoul registration card All pre
sent then sang "God Bless Amer
lea" The cub* formed a living
circle and repeated the Cub Scout
Prayer.
Refreshments were served by
Den 2 The neat pack meeting
will be Dec 2B at » p m. in tbe
school gymnasium with Den I
serving lunch
Try Th® Frontier Want
Ads — It Pays I
DID YOU KNOW?
You can get a FREE estimate on heating your
home the truly modern way with ELECTRIC
HEAT.
ASK US . . .
Public
CONSUMERS ss.
I 1
Enjoy New
PICTURE
POWER
ON CHANNEL
TACO
T-BIRD
ELECTRA
...by far the world's
most powerful
electronic TV/FM
antenna!
Transistor amplifier makes even
weak, snowy pictures sharp and
clear.
Heavy gold-anodized rust-proof
aluminum makes T-BIRD ELECTRA
the world's most rugged antjnna.
Powers one or several sets.
A model to fit your needs—priced
from $78.80.
PINKERMAN'S TV
517 W. Douglas Phone 30?
MOLDED LUGGAGE
FAVORITE TRAVELING COMPANIONS
3 PC. SET $25 plus tax
Scuff and scratch resistant luggage in the new, lighter-in-weight
design. Spacious interiors of all cases have quilted bottom linings,
larger pieces have full pockets. Blue, off-white, charcoal.
Completely
Immersible
• large
Women's Dainty
Embroidered Blouses
Sizes 32 to 38 $ ^
Smart floral prints and white
with either lace or Schiffli
embroidery trim.
Satin Hosiery Case
4 compartments $
-
Quilted rayon satin case is
embroidered and decorated
with simulated pearls.
New Costume Jewelry
Plus Tax $
Necklaces, bracelets, pins and
earrings in silver, gold and
fashion shades.
Sleep 'n Play Suit
Fits to 12 mos. $
One piece stretch terry-ail hass
snap front, rib knit collar and
cuffs.
Jewelry Box . . . The
Ideal Extra Gift!
Ivory, blue, pink ‘U
Leatherette covered lx>x has
4 section lift-up iray, rayon
satin lining.
For Men! New Lariat
Rib Stretch Socks
*1
Nylon stretch anklet in the new
Lariat rib. Solid colors; one
size fits all.
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS ... A GIFT ALL
LITTLE GIRLS WILL LOVE
Please her with this cute 11 inch doll
Four different hair colors $
Soft, cuddly dolls of durable vinyl have rooted hair that can tie
com tied. Movable arms and legs, eyes open and close Beautifully
dressed in eight different dress styles Blonde, brunette, redhead,
platinum.
: 4 it 'IlfllllMH " • l>—llll IllllllIWi II Mil H ll I I ill
I
BIG 11 INCH V
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC FRY PAN
Precision controlled heat
Large 4 quart, triple-thick aluminum fry
pan has high dome vented cover; easy to
read temperature guide on handle. Weighs
just 3*4 lbs. Heat control included.
DELICIOUS ASSORTED CANDIES
Brach’s famous chocolate cover
ed candy, over a dozen luscious BOX6S $ 1
varieties to choose from.
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Regular 2.9S value
Sizes A-B-C-D ^ 50
Tailored cotton pajamas in
middy or coat style. Assorted
printed patterns and s~ripes on
light backgrounds. Fully cut.
Men's Sport Shirts
Sizes S-M-L
Authentic Ivy styled shirts
in assorted patterns and
collar styles.
Girls' Flannel Pajama
and Duster Set
Sizes 4 to 14 $ |J
Cotton flannel pajamas with
eiasticized wrists and legs;
dainty eyelet and vehret trim
on both duster and pajamas.
Red strawberry print on white.
SUPER SAVINGS ON THIS SOLID
COLOR "MONEY BAK" BLANKET
Give the gift that's sure to please!
72 x 90 size $
Soft, fluffy blanket in McDonald’s own Money liak guaranteed
quality. Fine blend of 94% Acrilan * acrylic with wide matching
satin binding. Decorator colors of pink, turquoise yellow, lilac,
red and beige
Men's Nylon Socks
3 pairs $
Stretch nylon socks guaran
teed b years. 10 assorted
solid colors.
2 Pc. Jewelry Sets
Plus tax
Boxed tie tac and cuff links
in assorted styles Suitable
for all occasions.
