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Bride in Beautiful Kansas Wedding 1^———III I Ml I HlIH lll-ilTflTtmaW Miss Eleanor Maxine Kerford recently became the bride of Wil lard B. Singleton in a beautiful double ring ceremony in Atchison, Kan. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kerford Sr. of Atchison. Her father’s family owns the famed Kerford Quarry in Atchison. The federal government has rented a storage cave owned by this firm— a cave which is the world’s larges natural refrigerator. The bride is wearing a white Alecon lace gown of ballerina length over bridal satin with ny lon tulle winged panels flowing from each seam of the skirt. In her hand she is carrying a white Bible topped with a large white orchid tied with white satin streams on which are fastened lilies of the valley. Her veil is of nylon tulle with satin shell trimmed with seed pearls. The bridegroom is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Walter Singleton of Kansas City, Kan. He is a grad uate of Howard university. The new Mrs. Singleton has a B.A. from the University of Kansas and a master’s degree from Adel phi college, Garden City, N. Y. She is a member of Delta Sigma sorority. The couple will live in Los An geles, Calif.—(ANP) TALLAHASSEE — Fifty-four, males are enrolled in the third I year course offerings of the divi-! sion of education at the Florida A and M College for the current school year. -- TALLAHASSEE — Twenty-one women are in the freshmen class of the school of nursing at the S Florida A and M College for the ’52-53 school year. “Keep busy! . . . you will have less time to worry . . . and less to worry about.—A. F. BEST WISHES THE LINCOLN HATCHERY 101 West P 2-3682 Congratulations TO THE VOICE ON IT'S SIXTH ANNIVERSARY ELECTRIC SERVICE ANYWHERE IN LINCOLN CALL “HU1" 2-7331 DAY HP OR NIGHT $ CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ‘ CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT MAIN OFFICES 1401 "O'* ST. OPS Posters To List Prices For Services 1 Customers of repair shops and other “service” establishments will soon find ceiling prices plainly listed on official OPS posters. ! The new method of listing ceil |ing prices on standard forms pro vided by OPS will replace the varied methods which service businesses have been using. The poster contains 20 blank lines on which each shop will list its prin cipal services and their ceiling prices. Businesses affect e d include laundries, tailor shops, dry clean ers, parking lots, service stations, and shops doing repair work on shoes, radios, television sets, household electrical equipment, watches and clocks, furnaces, heaters, automobiles and trucks. In Nebraska, about 30,000 busi ness establishments are covered by the new order, according to Nebraska District OPS Director Edwin Moran. “Businesses of this sort are al ready required to post ceiling prices,” Mr, Moran explained. “But the posting methods used have varied widely from shop to shop, with the result that cus tomers often have not known! that ceiling prices were avail able for their inspection.” Most shops and service de CONGRATULATIONS KELLY’S SERVICE SPECIALISTS Television & Radio Installers and Repairers Trained Courteous Personnel 2733 N. 48th St. 6-2673 - __ CONGRATULATIONS MODEL CLEANERS OFFICE and PUNT 239 No. 14 2-5262 Save 10% Cash and Carry BEST WISHES ON Your Sixth Anniversary from BEAL'S GROCERY FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES MEATS 2101 R Tel. 2-0933 To Delay Filling Wright’s Vacancy ! NEW YORK—The vacancy cre ated by the untimely death of Dr. Louis T. 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