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.. THURSDAY.- JULY, 13; 1944:, PAGE SIX V ;U; tn 'f. .?: i i THE JOPBNALr- PIATTSMQUTH.i NEBBASKA Me Siawk a By Jotmal FleU Represeatetir "The Stitrh in '.rue, Learning to Sow," Lnd "i. earning to be a Ucir.e makor. ' 4-11 cl.il mat at the Albert Johnson homo ou June 22. with Nor ma Ford a-i hostess. Roll call was answered liy tellins "The things 1 have iTiad." Al' sang 'America she lieautiful." Vocal solo, ' Little Sir " by D. rothy Jean Stone. Demonstration, -Catch Flitch" by Betty Ack'.ey.. "Tiunnijis SUton" by Dorothy Jean Stone A ttory "Golden Windows" by Noma Fo-d. The lc;;son discuss l w;is -The Work bex" and "You an; WcIcmih; " Refreshn'riits v. (re served by Norma and her mother. This safe club rm.-t with Margie Whipple mi June 30th; roll tall was), answered by "Cr'.cr Hatmonx." Se-j lectir.g and making a hand towel, j vas discussed by Dorothy Stone: j piano solo, "Ca" Me Uac ic Old j Viiginny," Doroth Ston-i: iiano solo, "Bluebell March," and "The Harm' by Margie Whipp:-; read ing. "A Fom for My Club" by Betty Ackley; demonstration. "Set liny lie ..:!" by Margi.; Whipple; -Selecting :md inatii? a dish :.wp1' i by Norma Ford. Mi-h Shafer, home demonstration agtnt. sli vei th-i girls how to judge kitchen towels j Margie and her ir.cther strved r-i ; fiei-hments. j The Cass County Cai:r. -rs. Cas County Oo:. anc1 Stith in T-mi clubs met with taeir leader. Miss i Evelyn Wolph on July Mh Demon- ! stratKiis ano. hell's were giver, by j Eeveial members of ca'h !;!uK Miss; frhafer and Mrs. u-tn Tollard we-e guests. These clubs are rn-gress'ng nicely I and have ;ttial varieties of f wds ; canned, and are panning trips to j Club week and Conservation r.mps j Miss Wolph served rdietecrt, cook-j ies and i'-e.l tea u the gionp. j V called- his .Jiwtberv Mrs. Will Joi'geBson, tro;n .'eattlej Wain., to (ongratulate her on her birthday. ' Mr. and ?.irs. Walter Wunderlich were hosts to the annual Fouith of July blenic bupper at their home. Mrs. Fra:-b Linder aril daughter, Opal, entertained I he OUerbcir. Aid soi-iety at their home Thursday atternoon. The , la lies enjojed a Foeial lim while quilting. Refresh ments of ice-croa:n and cake were served.'. Jehu Deterdir.g. recent gra.lncto from lie Tying school at I'escos. Texas ?s visi.ing at the Jack Philpot home. Cpl. Eail Gregg. Fort .Mcl'herson, Ga.t is witli his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy rtgg fcr a furlougli. Opal Linder, graduate nurse from the I'larksju hospital. Omaha, is with her pa.ents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Lioder for a few weeks be fore joining a fore, of flight, nurses f i r Vneln Sam's s.-vvices She has been einpl.-yeu at iTnlyy..od b ! tal, in California since last spring and arrived he u-e last week. Martin J irge"s n Ou:.ner.s '.-late I HARVEST DINNERWARE White Dinner Plates. . .13c Cups and Saucers 15c Sauce Dishes 7c 0-- Deep Bowls. 10c " Salad Bowls, decorated . 35c Water Glasses .... 3 for 10c Qsa Chor Ball 9c o Lemon Reamers . 5c and 10c Knorr's Store Nebr. Plattsmouth Sun-Fun Stars! Bare-back Halter and Shorties $2.49 Cotton print bare-back halter atap pleated free-easy shorts the right way to look for playtime thru Summer. Another style, matching sets $2.95. Clearance Summer Dresses radically reduced. Size for Children, Misses, Women. SOENNiCHSEN'S Cockadoodles Cost Too Much ( CAN'T AFFORD TO FEED Mv &ooa CORN T A BLASTED ) ALARM CLOCK. - THE KETTLE f "TOTAL WAR" comes home to the chicken flock "those that don't work, don't eat." Chickens that eat up good feed but don't produce eggs are "barn yard saboteurs" and that goes for all roosters. When their job is done, it is time to cut off their cockadoodles and their feed pop them into the soup kettle or a market crate! , PLATTSMOUTH CREAMERY HOME of CASCO BUTTER Cpl.'- Clinic -iBati'j,' wife and on,' lloger, are t-iij' yiiii; a furlcugTi f.m Camp Carsoii,' . Cciloradiirf roiUj.L'wn weeks. r s ? C r i r 'iA r ' Airs. Henry?T,lNs6i autTvlnnie Lou r.l Junction, City, Kansas;: ar, with her laiinfs. -Mr and Mrs. Parr Younp, rr a: f v - t'ays,r while her husband, Ma'.or Si l3n. is in Michi gan tc see lii paients, ea' led there by tke illueosl of bis mother. The Bay of Monterey, Cal., . was discovered by Cabrillo in November, 1542. Camp Ord, with its thousands of selecteees, is located on its shores. f HOTTED SRETHREN CHCECH Mynard, Nebr. Itev. Eli Cook, Pastor f VVT A Sunday -Scboc: 10:00 a. m. Tipbert Ca!e, ;Siiierintendent' : ? The iessoni "Succcssen and Fail ures of Israel." Lesson Text: Judges 2;3-i6 " 'Jroruing AVorsliii)- 11 0u a. m. Sermon Topic: "Seven I Wills' of Christ." S.oO p. ni. Youhr Fe -pWa Chris tian Endeaor. Topic: ".Recreation That Satisfies.' . '"Cod's will always carries u:t tc the best thiii.us in life, even thcush v,- 'have to walk over thorns tj get to theiii.- M. A. Monday. The present war is making the United States the workshop of the world to a greater extent than ever before, the Department of Com merce reports. Mt. Shasta, Cal., is exceeded in altitude by Mt. Whitney, but . its height from its base is two and one-half times that of Mt. Whitney. Don't Gamble With Vision. Have a Regu'ar Eye Examination! Leonard Fitch Optometrist 116 N. 5th. Phone 141 Plattsmouth SINCLAIR Service Station LUBRICATION TIRE REPAIR CLEANING SOLVENT INSECT SPRAY SINCLAIR GASOLINE SINCLAIR MOTOR OIL Open from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. daily SO LITTLE THE COST of Windstorm Insurance is so small that a property owner is "penny wise, pound foolish" to be without this essential pro tection. Ask us for your rates on Winstrom Insurance. SEE KEEP THOSE HENS PRODUCING By keeping them in good health We carry a com plete line of Poultry Rem edies. Poultry and Eggs Wanted Highest Market Price Feed, Yes we have Get Our Prices First it. BRINK HATCHERY PW 107 310 Chicago Ave. FIGHT BY HIS SIDE Buy Bonds H WE WANT POULTRY, EGGS AND CREAM EVERY DAY Truck service to your door on POULTRY. Our Prices Always in Line. We are still buying WOOL. Call 199 or 268-Jwhen ready to sell. A. R. 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