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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 131! THE JOURNAL, FLA775M0UTH, NEBRASKA PAGE THRE DECORATED BY RUSSIANS LONDON, 'U.PJ Radio Mos cow said Tuesday nig-ht that Gen eral Dwight D. Eisenhower and Marshal Sir Bernard L. Mont gomery had been decorated with the Order of Victory, Russia's highest military award. Ibiion Mrs. L. G. TODD, Correspondent Are Your Tires Worth Saving? Drive In and we'll tell you. De.n't wait uniil your tires have worn too thin for recapping. We're tire experts. We'll tell you when its best to recap for the most miles. AL HUEBNERS "66" STATION Ruth were in Nebraska City on business last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Banning entertained guests from Lincoln over the week end. Mrs. Olin Morris and children of hurray an and her navy City, were Sunday no me oi Mr. ana .Mrs. t.d -uorns and family. Mrs. Alec Eaton was taken to University Hospital at Omaha, last THIS CURIOUS WORLD By Wiliwm Ferguson" Robert Snodgrass and wife, who have been visiting relatives and friends for some time, left last Friday morning for Tyndall Field, Florida. Miss Elizabeth Faris and Mrs. Joyce Moore left last Sunday j Thursday. afternoon to attend summer' school at Peru and Mis Alycej Christcnsen and Mary Lou Car-' and Mr?. Phil Rihn of i I'lattsrr.outh v.er- vi-itir:r frler.ds -n' i in Union over the wet!; end. ter Mrs. Lo-u Hoback and son,! The Gcod Will club h?M a Lhth Ivan, at rived in Omrha from the ' day party Tuesday, Mav ?, for west eoa.-t Inst Saturday evening. . ?Irs. Chas. Morton, who i; f p coming to Union later. Ivan stop- years old. Mrs. Becker end Mrs. ped over in Omaha for a visit ' Ray Mull-s were guest?. Refresh- li! THS 2Q,COO NATIVES UMvER EVij7iNe LAWS, ' ' ri Mr I aura Sand-' I' ) CWS ALLE6-!A'CE TO Tri ( S? V .a Mi- Laura band.,, UN)TE3 srATES AOTOu6H VS X. y son, of iNebrasxaj j ! J- THr ARE NEITHER SZ-&sA unday guests at the j jj& CITIZENS NCR. ALIENS, tft2&s,r S, 1 AND NO PRCV&.OKS EXIST 4" WHESZSY T.-EY CAN J Mrs. Chas. Garr'son is a patient i i J I m &i. Marys iicspttai at jeoras- ka Citv. rison will attend summer school i at the Omaha University. Mrs. W. A. Tavlc r, and da a class for you in our Sunday School. ' 8:00 "The Tarable of the Rich Man and the Beggar, will be the parablo that the raster will speak from. What does this parable mean for us today? At the close of the service a meeting of the Official Board. Special business. Thursday, 2:00 The Woman's Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Faye Lindsty, president, will meet with Mrs. Roy Upton.' This! Dairy and beef herds in En. organization is a real social or- land are 7.G per cent larger no ganization of the church tOF'P. 1445 EV NE SERVICE. IC. with his former school pal, Don ald Rathe. Willie Brown and Darrell Er vin are at home on a 30-day fur lough. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snodgiass and Mrs. L. R. Upton attended a j shew in Plattsmouth last Sunday . evening. I Lieut, and Mrs. Bernard Mori is i spent several days in Omaha, visiting friends and relatives but returned to Union last Sunday evening. Miss Lola Midkiff is attending summer school at Peru. j Mrs. Lowell McQuin is spend j ing a week in Union with rela tives and friends. Mrs. Ed Morris and daughter, mer.ts of ice cream and cake were served. j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams of ; j Omaha visited at the Tom McQuin i I homo cn Decoration day. J Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kineaid of; Omaha called on Nell and Pearl ! Bramblet last Wednesday even-! ing i Mr. Frank Martin was operated i upon in on Omaha hospital last Tuesday morning. May 2'J. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Banning and Miss Pearl Banning attend- j ed a show in Nebraska City Sun- j day evening. ' Mr. Sigmund was taken to . sllP',in- WATER SNAKCS ACE A.WCNS THE LEADING DESTROYERS CF GA.WS FISH. WHICH iS Tf-E CAPITAL CF SWITZESUAN3 ? ANSWER: Bern, not Geneva, as commonly believed. NEXT: What is a Louisiana'raarsh hare? Nebraska City o lust Saturday morning to visit Kearney lat week to be placed . JaJ last M"et'k in a sanitarium. Nell and Tearl Bramblet were i relatives. Mr. Taylor has received Mr. and Mr?. John Banning of a medical discharge from service. Alvo, Mrs. Fester Buck (A!::-: Mrs ghter, i 5r I Mr. and 1 PFSPPsa TmwQM i N V'fA AX Vi Vi O'Donnell) of Sheridan, Wyo., and Mamie O'Donnell rf Nebra-ku City, a .-ere callers at the Banning home on Decoratin day. and sen and Ruth and Anne N:ch- i- were Nebraska City vivsilors last Tuesday. Mrs. F.. W. Koedv Ahland were here for D dav. A merry crowd of young p-' !e helped -Mary ic.xii'.y to c , rate her bi'thday June 1st, having a picnic at Riverviow P.: at Nebraska City. Tho e ni'.endi were Laverr.e Mai tin. Clyde Co-'' Rod-iv. Rc'.ert Y.'i Ife. D.; s of Nebn.sl.a Citv, H;: Willis, R-l-crt Burhee ai Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dysart en-1 teitsined Mr. and Mrs. P. F. i Rihn of Plnttsmruth and Mrs. L. ; O. Todd, for dinner la-t Sun day at their home. A jolly gtoi;p of friends helped . Mrs. P.;lph Pearsley celebrate her birthday last Fr:d:?y evening. June 1, at the home of John Han sell. Tho-e attending: Mr. and coruii.-n p y Rihn cf Plattsmouth. rnd and Mrs. Jesse Dysart, Mr. Mr. Chas. Atteberv and fnmily and tho guest of honor and Evelyn r.nd Jim Fearsley The Union Woman's club will have their pifnic next Friday (if it doesn't ;ain?) Moio about that next time. Last Monday evening at the iIrs. Dovle Taylor (Cileen Kit in) arrived in Union Methodist chrrch at Nebraska City, Evelyn Storms Beard pre sented a large class of her pupils in recital, in which several of the se For Fords, Chevrolets and Flymovths Don't take chances! Poor brakes can causa costly accidents. Eelino your brakes with Firestone Matched Set Brake Lining and have smooth, positive braking with soft, easy pedal action. m S?3f?S53&P3 BH fXRRPTS punils were from Union. Tho fi? fti-J:.hWii. Sf'in tnL-ir r,P were s f.ollo.vst S'i6 felNfa U Virginia Atteberry, playing m yy&imsa yy wb'y b vaie oP. .!, n. i-chnrin. m . N-.rma Lind-y. pbying. A &' fc4 ! Kamora M-Qu-r.. plcy:ng, Fur fee Z'lUrM j Dor.na McQuin, playing, Dolly M- HPACiZ' jWalt7.-BPldvvin Pl -V.',-,-, !. i mmmmTiT ti. 5 im? $ 50 X VVa ore Hecrdqyorfers for Tre, Eattary, Spark Plus, Lubricstlcn and Brake Lining Service Phyllis Reike, playing, The Lit- Tree Wells playing, On Wayne Reike, Horseback R e nk . Bonnie Backer, playing, Even ing Song Steinfelt Th(t vriino- folks werp p.lso I heard in several choir numbers. PAINTS - VARNISHES j Those attending from Union ENAMELS Hostess Serving Tays . Attractive, glass covered serving .. trays. Three attrac- tive Patterns jl Hip E!cg Tote Tray Tool Box Made of 18 gauge steel, crimped and welded Combination Plastic Can aad Bottle Funsiel Strong and durable, fits all popular sized 3 f. canning jars Can IQc aaicl 2Ss ch Att i Mrs. Dell SCRATCH REMOVER IOC I , were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc-. ! Ouin. Mrs. Lowell McQuin, Mrs. tcbery, Mr?. Earl Upton. Ibert Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr. rnd Mrs. i George Reike, Mrs. Betty and iMrsL. G. Todd. colors C? Three Attractive ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRONS $1.79 VIGORO 100 POUNDS $3.70 50 POUNDS $2.35 10 POUNDS 80c 5 POUNDS 50c 111 knorr s oiore ALL TYPES INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES GARDEN TRELLISES $2.98 S5.9S 9 GABARDINE RAINCOATS "Wall Street" RUBBER RAINCOATS Vulcanized CURTAIN STRETCHERS pW. BASEBALLS W SOFTBALLS $1.29 CREAM SEPARATOPuowa, T.bu mi.i.... $3.Q9 I CPsJ S Home and Auto Supply bnrlL I HfivBSrB Firestone ste-stoi5 Service GLASS CLEANER SOS j WALLPAPER CLEANER House Cleaning Supplies J of all Kinds j Mrs. L. G. Todd returned to Union last Saturday morning after 'visiting her daughter and family in Omaha the past week FIRST METHODIST CHURCH UNION, NEERASKA T. Porter Bennett, Pastor 10:30 The Church School. Don ald McQuinn, superintendent. We need the Church School of Today for the Church of Tomor row. What are you doing for the Church of Tomorrow? There is Corn Planted Yet? If you haven't been able to get your corn planted by this time, don't take chances. Get early growing al Heboid We recommend Federal Mil, Federal M21 or Fed eral 222, for late season planting. WARGA HARDWARE Plattsmouth, Nebraska Their reponibilites are very great and need your cooperaton. They are doing all that is possible to have a new basement put under thejj church. Tho work to begin the!! fix ft cf August. than they were at the outbrc of the war. Jcurn2l Want Ads Sell Goads Insure With Lor is B. Long Tel. 250 or 337W m tzi hi o R mi PSv w Kir.-ty-Dinky stocks the shelves wiili the best cir.ned foods, Ycu'II find your favcrile nationally advertised brar.d cn every shelf. D:,t Musselman's Apple SAUCE Rustic Spiced CRABAPPLES . . Cresc?r.t Whole Unpeeled Won Up Crzpsfruit No. 2 Can 46-0z. (R Can 16-Oz 1! Glass Omio Sweetened Orange 'IT" 46-Oz. .- Can "i ff! ffYC muuj i d Hume Choici Sliced PEACHES Del Monte YC Halves PEACHES No. 2'2 Can 5 c Quart Eottie is) ir? No. 2'2 Can i5o JUICE JUICE Prune Juice SUNSWEET 23c Can ncktail Na. 2!4 Can Roeh'tr Vitamin Enriched MILK Vecjetab'c Cncktail 7 O ? K'nky-Dinky utas 0. P. A. group 4 celling prices lha lowest ceiling price group. For real caving shop at Hinky- J- Crocks Perk and BEANS -----ID" Er.-,oks Chili Hot BEAMS f.'ir?lons Elend ASPARAGUS Kuners Cut BEETS Del Von'.e Diced CARROTS-- W Del '."onts Cream Style un No. 303 Can No. 2 .can No. 2'a Can 14' No. 333 Glass i-Tiiv Ti frSri CALIFORNIA GRE CauSsflowGi CALIFORNIA WHITE SNOWBALL lb. 1$ Tomatoes U. S. NO. 1 FIRM F.ED F.I? lb. AF ft 7 if FT CALIFORNIA S'JfKIST OilAii;Uii5vAi-ENCiA' Lar?e s,zes TEXAS MARSH LARGE lb. CALIrOflMA SUNXIST SEEDLESS APPLES FANCY VIRGINIA S lb. lb. lb. FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA ICEBERG lb. Onions NEW CROP 0jr TEXAS . lb. j I1. 5 n Co-nty Mixed. 16-Oz. Cilass I VEGETABLES .... .O S MEMO Bordens Chocolate Malted Milk 1-LB. S JAR t Tender'eaf Orange Pekoe Hi M. L Packaae 8-02. PACKAGE Maxwell House 47c COFFEE-- '62 Save on Fat'oncd Sujar PURE COUNTRY 16-Oz. Glass HONEY rc 5-LB. 1.7 y-s ... J d 1 Oregon Plum 16-Oz. Glass PRESERVES 24 Luncheon Peanut BUTTER 24-. 3S' All Purpose Fiour OMAR 5-LB. Ots 10-LB. Pkg. fwS In. R .1 rr 7 Blue Seal Salad S oz. Jar DRESSING - IT Armours Potted ' 4 Size Can WHITE ICIHG 14 TOILET SOAP 3 REGULAR BARS . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE UAMC The current meat shortage presents a serious problem to the women of this vicinity in planning meals for their families. However they are meeting this trying situation by luing available cuts of meat to the best possible advantage. We want to thank you for this co-operation and &ssure you that we will continue to dis tribute cur available meat supply fairly. PICNIC, Sani Fluted White 8 in PLATES AEROWAX-3 SIMONIZE 16 for PASTE WAX Paste 12-oz can 7-0z. TIN Iff Self Polishing SIMONIZE 49c ! LIQUID WAX PT. QUART v BOTTLE ffiy Canning Heeds- BEET SUGARS" 64' JAR RINGS 4 1 Piece Ren. true BALL F.eg. A VACUUM Pkg. JjL TIGHTLY Box k?S P til Lff&'vtw5 D ; JARS i BALL OR Pints ATLAS Dozen Quarts Dozen 14' 69' Heinz Full Strength Superb Flavor I WHITE VINEGARS 18' PEN JELL SHORTEN COOKING Reg. TIME ON JELLIES Pkg. ASSURE FINE Reg. TEXTURE Pkg. 24 Prices effective through June 14 subject c.nly to market changes in fresh fru'ts, vegtables and meats, and subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right ta limit quantities. No sales to dealers. Makes" Half Again as Many Glasses Tested Recipes en Every Package i 5UKil JtLL 1