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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1945)
V! PAGE EIGHT THE JOURNAL. PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 195 LI dist crusade went over big in w t - i I ! ? f f S I T I H fo: ! r !? I ? I! i ! 1 1 1 ! f 3 s 1 1 1 1 : U 1 1 Hll ? I m I! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S P 3 ! i 1131 irI I IS!! 1 1 IIS ?rSI ; 3 3 1 i i i: Ilin:! Iirr:? ' ; i; ?1 : 3 -n:? : I f ? I if r 7 iti -sr? i s : f ? ?r--7 iit-i? if f irriFiii .,E-it ir-it tiiir? ri ?ii-3iibs1 e i J I it 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 f : ? IH u. ............... ............... , '""""""i-i"i'ii"""'""iumiiiniiiiujijiiiHM 'community, when the quota was far ever subscribed, and a Iar;;e per-;?rj Mis. Frank Euc-'ii arrived iionie ( centajre was cash. It is hoped that 1 552 from her California trip some days this fund will do grreat work amon'p ago. She reports a fine visit with the refugees and needy ones, and jjj her sister and family, Mrr Vcrna ; with the army chaplain?. j-ri Perry, and that her nephew, Xeal j Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fleischman j Sgj McCroiy, is especially will ar.d ro-jare taking a pleasant vacation bc-iE;i bust in appcaiance. fore moving to their town horns. !rj Lt. Ma'-vin Rudolph, who has j They visited her sister, Mrs. Ralph jJ been spend:!: 7; his fu:l:ujrh with his Reove and family at labile Colo.SS parents at Erg'.c. visited r.is -ister. ; then went from there 10 be present I ss: Mrs. Howard Stipe, and ether :cla-'at the weddirg anniversary celebra- tives here. Rev. J. A. Achms attended the annual District Fellowship meeting of the Evangelical mini.-ttrs in Lin- tion of her si- ter, Ruth and husband. 'fen jin Nyssa. Ortgnn. Several of our families enjoyed ajr: .dinner at the Carl Richart home in' coin Inst week, lie led the devotions 1 Murdock last Sunday, when their E at one session, as did also our former ; SOn Orris was at home frcm his navyjJ pastor here. Kev. Stevens, at which duties in Norfolk. Virginia. He sur- j 55 time Miss Lucille Stevens lendercd !pri::ed the folks- very much when he! a vocal solo. j crtv.e and he went back cn Monday igjS Mr. and Mrs. Verle Fleischman, ; nl?ht Those atterriirjr were Ed!p are rejoicing over the recent arrival Rornemeier and Viola. Mr. and Mrs..'J of a sen. Mrs. I leischnan is the fcr-;E1 Rcsenow and Lester, the families1 5 mer Clara Deiini-. jrf Emil. Norman, and Omar Eorr.e-ji: Sharon Cook is staying in the nic;er froin here, Dan Bornemeierlsg: Bryan hospital for a time, having , nnd fgmilv of Line.-ln, and the Louis ner cast cnangdi ana other. t'r.rf'lSra:ti..s f Mf,in(.l- NOT JIST T0DAY--BUT EVI everyone loves to eat! That's how it should be, and that's just just what Black and White Store makes possible. The food stocked by us is good ,just about the best Quality food you can get to make your meals more de h'cious, more enjoyable than ever before. It's the logical food headquarters for you and all your neighbors, be cause of reasonable prices, fresh supplies, variety, and quality foods. Select your menu with ease and confi dence at Black and White! Points No. 2 Cans yov juice ;6 oz. 20 Blue Points Can : 14 Si" IGA Brand. Full of Vltam.n A Tops in Quality . r, Hcalthful.10 Biue Pts.( aiis Noel Golden was fortunate in hav- i 55 needed. n t 1 - r i . 1 t 1 1 1 .ur. ana .vns. s.eni: jiuior f.a,:no, inr(rn r,rt nr v.;.- cW.ll,-,1 children of Geneva visited the homos he dav befcre the storn, iWau?pjg cf their pcrcnts ever the wetk end.!the car.. could rnt ho Stained thpv4 This tharivan was cliffe-.er.t. It.coultI not f?nWl tho cribs. Noel still ,11 was just a group of ladies, friends has pome corn 5n the f;ca yet as he;tJ and nghbers, who with tho tin pan had a are crcp thif v.,?r j s music approached the premises of, Eagle basketball team defeated iSS Mr. and Mrr. J. C. V. ado. They were Elmwood plavcr on Tuesday evert -! soon mv.tcd in last Friday, and the 5r EIrawood w51I plav Louisville in'lS evening was spent in singing t-:ngs tht d5?r;ct tournament to be heH.3 and playing games. heie f-oon. I rem Lincoln on Saturday after-! Oenree E. Miller we-r to Ashlan.rSE noon crnie Mrs. Viola Long, and on Sum!av fcr a visit st the home of Mrs. Gertrude Davis for a visit with his son Flov(L who is ,urcrintendent ' fr.er.os unt:l Sunday evening. : of schooh there ficor!re then TOlt'S Cn Wcrld Prayer Lay the VSCS on to L(,xinehyn for a ftw lav! with.S sprncorcd a service at the home of hs broth?r.5n.law, Mr. Kramer. ! Mr, .settle J.enaenhall. Mrs. Ply- gchool was di-missed Wednesday bon kd tne meeting, with all present am, Thursdav bccau?e pf the cavy. taking some part, fifteen in all. sr,ow Reibett Hulfish. the care takES Mrs. Opal dements sang a prayer cr. worked hard clearirg the pvemis-S0A"- cs rnd four cf the sch( ol boys form-'Es Mrs. C. II. Lind has been missed ed a spade brigade for people un-;53 from the meetings for some time be- able to scoop their walks. , cau-'- cf iIInt'?s' bui sko is n.uch bet- Mr. and Mm Ym. Bowers of'.fS tr now- Iowa City, la., visited their niece.! 2 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleischman of Mrs. Ruth Monnirg ai d Mrs. EmuV'55 Manley visited en a recent Sunday Gonzales, early this week. They gut'fl with their eld time f.iend. Alex to see our snow storm also. " (5 Illr i Community Kensinrton met nn! The State Journal records that ; Thursday with Mi.-s Minnie Kunz.' m TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. 40 Blue Pts Can ICA Quality, New Pack, Pure OVa4i3 Goldsn 20 B!ue Pts-l'"s Fif1 A fflWhl Fjncy Grade Wh0'e Grain no. 2 a 16 oz. bag 2Sr 3 1-2 ib. mtsc .bag 1 PANCAKE FLOUR ---U IGA Top-not:h ingredients all ready nixed just aad liquid 31 i?77?7TI Linko Corn and Maple 5lilUP p- ;jJ IGA S::f r'iiin3 Buckwheat RICE Ei"-- MACARONI -iir MUSTARD MUSTARD- H J rsp iga Plain or Iodized jK) 26 oz. & gmC 5AL1 Z Pkss- 15 Mr. and Mrs. Ekwall cf Columbus. : 3 goot! ti.ro and Wf siiington pro-S Ohio, arc the pc:e-nt, of a daughter, gram, and discus-ion, was en iove J. ! TJ? & Royal Guest Orange Pekoe Mrs. Ekwall was Miss Frances Mrs. Raloh Reeve and daughter ! 1 Esi 1-4 Ib. pkg. cptr.ee. a Termer mu:'ie teacher in Emily spent a few days with rela our school. She also taught at Weep- tives here this week, coming from tng Water. ' LaSalle, Colo. Emily had two years For the first in the series of six!Cf her. high school work here, and Lenten services was held on Sunday she is now in college, but she came evening in the Christian church, for some treatments at Rrvan Mo- with Rev. J. A. Adams as minister. ; mcrial hospital, and was glad she! Elmwood and I.ouisvil'.e basketball ' didn't need to remain for long. iul 1, 1 s. 1 1 t aiiic.i 111 fiiir 1 on last Friday night, in which Elm-1 word was winner. . JiW!-!,II-I-!J' IGA Brand Ice Box Jar 20 1-2 oz. jar French's Salad 9 oz. jar jt Clabber Girl Baking Powder Hershey Cocoa. Bakers Cocoa Campbell's Tomato Soup Royal Guest Coffee Kaffee Ha Sanka Kellogg's Corn Flakes Kellogg's Pep Kellogg's Rice Krispics Kellogg's All Bran Grape-Nuts 10 oz. can 1-2 Ib. can 1-2 Ib. can it can Ib. Ib. Ib. Garape-Nuts Meal 11 oz. pkg. pkg. pkg. Ige. pkg. pkg. Ige. pkg. w IT w Near Gallon Fruits 130 Points 49 Black Berries Red Pitted Cherries 200 Points Sj 39 fancy 130 Points S 15 Apricots a. 130 Points S15 Goose Berries A Oregon Purple Prunes Peaches 110 Points 200 Points 59 19' Post Toasties IGA has the saving price on these popular Corn Flakes. Grape-Nuts large pkg. j Flakes There's real economy in every spoonful of this tasty cereal. Peanut Butter 4' Elue Ridge fancy Grade. Creamy Style. bold Medal 5 Ib. bag AAC Flour 29' Deluxe Coffee ,b X superb blend of the iinest coffee. Kept Fresh in nature's own way. 7 Gerbers Can Strained or Chopped Fruitj, vegetables and Meats for the Baby. Wo Points. Calumet Can 1 9 The Baking Powder That Everyone Knows. 1 Ib. Can Sauce 14 oz. Bottle Pen-American. Use in Place of Catsup. No Points. 3 lb. aum v Oatmeal Pkg 49 IGA Brand. Quick Cooking or Regular Type. Prunes 2 Ib. Box IGA Santa Clara Quality, Medium Size. No Points. Full Pint Soap Grains 20 Gold Tost Corn Flakes 211 oz. Pkgs. 17' WHEAT -. ;i0' 1 WHEATIE 8 oz. pkg. Darlene Hollenbeck was another ' welcome visiter from Lincoln from! Friday until Sunday with her par-;v ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewi- Ilollen-5- beek. j I'horip Ti y Thcmai Valling Company "5 jS: Abstracts of Title J IC HERE! YOU WILL FIND THIS HARD-TO-GET MERCHANDISE. NOW AT OUR STORE Window Shades, reen, tan, each 39c Metal Dust Pans 3SC Sink Strainers, red and ivory plastic. . .49c Handy Towel Racks, enameled wood. .49c Dish Mops, 10c Metal Scouring Pads. . 10c Scrub Brushes, each 15C Oil .Mops 49c up to 98c Floor Wax, liquid and paste .... 25c and up Paints and Varnishes 10c to 25c Kem-Tone Qt. 98c Gallon $2.98 Water Glasses, clear glass 3 for 10c White Cups. .2 for 15c Dinner Plates. 13c Caster Cups, glass 3 for 10c SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1 Package Linen Envelopes Both 1 Package Linen Paper for FMORPS 5c to S1.00 STORE l4i1umi PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. Cream of Wheat 23' 0AI5 -------------- -14 "''jL l3! Aunt JcrT,ima Pancake 3 12 ib SWANS DOWN - 26 TT?tT TiTTVrfe IGA Cake '9 " rLUUK -- " 0VALTINE ----- - 34' STARCH !"-c--" -fc T SWAN SOAP no SOAP- - - a - 9' WOODBURY'S Soap .Cake J raits and , Vegetables FRE.r "?D PRICES GOOD THRU SAT.. MARCH 3rd; CARROTS ---- -- 2 - W APPLES ------------- -ir TOMATOES --2 IT POTATOES"-- 2 '19 ORANGES 245 GRAPEFRUIT --- - -- 6 RADISHES ----------- 3- tt CAULIFLOWER-" ,15 HALL0TS 1 Old Dutch IGA .Can SANrFLUSH - -19 SALT IT DOG FOOD - I. 50 per cent Meat .12 oz. can Leave Your Order Now for Seed Potatoes tard or Tomato Sauce oz. oval tins 4 points. 3 Ib. jar -12 Pts. SARDINES K KRAUT 24 CATSUP s3otnts i7 KAR0 SYRUPY MUSTARD FZn. f2 APPLE BUTTER.- jy i AM r 7U L ami" uu ! 1 I I I FRESH OYSTERS FROZEN PERCH AND HADDOCK FISH PICKLED HERRING COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF COLD CUTS, 15 ITEMS, POINT FREE -o- OFFICIAL FAT COLLECTING STATION 4c PER LB. PLUS 2 RED POINTS . 2 r-j IT m 24 I Dressing IGA Extra Whipped Salad Dressing. Top - Quality. Large t Pkg. 11 oz. pkg. IGA Makes an abundance of rich, active suds that literally float dirt away. CASHMERE . r i 2 cans 1 H Phones 23 and 24 3 m a a a a a a. 7 SlIlllllilllSllllllilllliAllllH