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V THE rLATTSMOUTTT. NEBRASKA. JOURNAL TAGE SIX Thursday, November 20, 1947 mm Li l t i, i1 r Walter II. Harold R. Smith & Lebens Attorney s-at-Law Donat Bldg. - Plattsmouth Leave Bundles at .. . SfRosey's Barber : Shop ; or l i Phone ; 3? 5134 j J For Free Pickup and Delivery Elliott Cleaners;: I All Work Guaranteed Eagle A son, Terry Leland, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Den nis of Elmwood, Sunday, No vember 9th in Lincoln. When Mrs. Dennis is able to leave the hospital she and the baby plan to spend several davs at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Valley Trumble in Eagle. Mr. and Mrs Henry Fleisch man and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Fleischman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Winkler. Mrs. Robert Phillips and Gra cie spent the week end with rel atives at Niobrara and Verdell. Mrs. Bert Lytle underwent a serious operation at the St. Eliz abeth hospital in Lincoln on Monday of last week. She was reported to be gaining in strength the first of this week. The Trinity Aid Society were entertained at the home of Mrs. A. H. Sickman last Thursday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gerhard and daughters and Louie Schwegman were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. August Schwegman. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Lanning Sheriff Ray Kutsche, of Clark I holeing up in a farm house. They County, Wis., locks Robert Wins- low, 23, left, of Owen, Wis., and Buford Sennet. Richard Center, Wis., in the Neillsville, Wis., jail after the pair surrendered after confessed to the rape of a Uni versity of Wisconsin cood and the killing of her brother-in-law, Carl Carlson. NEA Teh-photo. DAVIS & PECK Lawyers Plattsmouth , Phone 264 spent several days last week on business in the western part of the state at McCook. Mrs. Staehr entertained the Dorcas Society in the parlors of the Immanuel Lutheran Church on Wednesday afternoon of last week. A son, Alan Edward, was born November 7th to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olds now of Stockton, Cali fornia, and formerly of the Ea gle community. Mrs. Olds is the daughter of Mrs. Ida Oberle. Miss Ganzel was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Erskine Jr. and daughters, Faye and Lois 1 . C?n4...J.. 1 (C T I 1 George Reitter passed his 89th j I !! V birthday anniversary, November I 1 Lm ll I I I 6th at his home. Best wishes are JT) ii JUL O extended Mr. Reitter. air. ana Mrs. n. j. ocnumaKtr and son, Lonnie, of Weeping Wa ter were the dinner guests Sat urday evening of Mr. and Mrs. George Trunkenbolz. Mrs. Bertha Caddy of Eag-le. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caddy and George Caddy of Lincoln spent last week end at Loomis with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hansen and daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Pettit spent last week end in Havelock with her daughter, Mrs. Layne Collins and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sexson of Huntington Beach, California, who have been visiting the form er's sister, Mrs. John Rocken bach Jr. and family and other relatives for several weeks, ru " iiii it ii ii ii ii ii ii ! Loans for All Worthwhile Purposes Phone, Write or See Mutual Finance orcipany C Don J. Arundel W. H. (Bill) Briggs "The Friendly Plattsmouth Company" North cf Cass Drug Phcne 57 f(&A 1 V JO 'J V H ' plan to return to California soon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hursh of Grand Island and Mr. and Mrs. John Reitter of Lincoln were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hursh last Sunday. Mrs. Mattie Cooper, who has spent several months with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Adams, is now at Kearney where she will remain for the winter with the Farley Hoham family. Mrs. Marvin Cnrr, Mrs. Schwenker, Mrs. A. W. Adams, Mrs. Hallie Stewart and Mrs. O. E. Underwood attended an East ern Star Kensington at Elm wood on Wednesday afternoon of this week. William Umland is not at all well and is at the home of his son, Walter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gerhard left for Louisville, Kentucky Wednesday evening where they will visit Dr. and Mrs. Russell Colbert and family. They re ceived word recently that a son had been born to Mr. and Mrs. Colbert. Mrs. Colbert was Cecelia Gerhard before she was married. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hite of Weeping Water spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wright. Mrs. Edward Gerhard was hostess to the Woman's Society of Christian Service in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon of last week. The guests included Mrs. Frank Francis of Lincoln, Miss Jennie Gerhard, Mrs. Eldee McKay, Mrs. Harvey Gerhard, Mrs. George Winkler, Mrs. Colon, Mrs. Wil liam Muenchau. During the bus iness session the following offi cers were elected: Mrs. Floyd Althouse, president; Mrs. H. N. Erskine Jr., vice president; Mrs. Pitzer, secretary; Mrs. Ivan Bas- sett, treasurer. Mrs. Herbert Stoll, local church activity chair man, Mrs. Valley Trumble, membership chairman; Mrs. Mary Lanning, missionary chair J man; Mrs. Harold Root, fellow ship chairman; Mrs. timer tvon lich, promotion secretary. A FINE SELECTION of FINE WINES and CHAMPAGNE for your THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES Treat your guests to the delicious goodness of our Quality Wines in both Light and Heavy. BURGUNDY PORTS SHERRY MUSCATEL In FIFTHS ONE HALF and FULL GALLONS ij Plattsmouth ;j ij Library 5 '$ News 7 - Children's Book Week, which occurs this week, is nationally observed throughout the United States to stimulate the reading of good books, especially by children. For his occasion the Public Library has many new books on display in the library and also in the windows of the Gas com pany office on Main street. During the week school child ren in grades one to six inclu sive will make trips to the li brary to become acquainted with the library and the librar ians. For some it will be their first visit. It will be a splendid opportunity to learn about the resources which the library has to offer. There are manv books for children and adults. Many of these are fiction. Some are clas sified books, such as "Parade of the Animal Kingdom" which is a junior book but could be used -fJ . ,AV.WJ SJ a SlUUy 111 natural history. We have many j new biographies which are writ ten in such a fascinating manner that they have become very pop ular with our readers. PRICED AS LOW AS 79c A FIFTH THE HOTEL BAR Whiskies Liquers Beer Bob Benedict Back in Uniform ' Robert Benedict, who served I during World War II and was in 1 service overseas, is again back in service, having enlisted at Fort Crook where he has been assigned for duty for the present at least. I Bob has received a very good assignment, rate of pay and feels that this is something that he can- . not afford to pass up. The war department is anxious to secure the enlistment of men that have had actual combat service. He was in the city Saturday to visit with his relatives and friends m mm .1 WWW WW '.4UBI ." V d Cherriesa i n Red Sour Pitted "vr (U Bzc, 27c sin. In Dork Sweet, Srl Heovy Syrup J fl3 L 2'2 29e Jg M ince Meat Wcstsrme Full 2-Lb. Jot C uuvi Li yyvj cia u LXJf ixis err? It Isn't just idle chaffer when we talk about giving ycj mar: delicious, hish-qaolity foods for your money! We bsck our "turkey-tolk" up with reol, money-saving food velues, end with our promise thot the groceries, turkeys and m:cf$ you buy ot Hinky-Dinky are the finest available! Want rca!ly fresh veg etables and fruits? Our produce department is ready to treat yoi to the best! You'll find a grand assortment cf tasty meat cvfs, ice-cold and daisy-fresh in our meat department! And if yoj'rc filling your market basket with brand-neme groceries, ycj'il find we fjive you much, rr.jch mar . . . net ort!y in quantity but in quality os well . . .for every penny you spsnJ! Fancy Idaho Jonathans or Roman Beauty APPLES ... Sib. 10c Ring Packed Full Bushel Basket $3.39 Genuine Red River Northern Grown Cobblers 100-lb Bag POTATOES . . toag $S.29 umnge Juice, Tampa Bells Sweetened 46 oz. Can Dos. Cans $2.95 25c Texas 3Iarsh Seedless Lge. Sizes Grapefruit lb. 5c U.S. Grade No. 1 Calif. Emperor Grapes lb. 12l2c y Hot Roll Mix VU For Thanksgiving 3 Dinner l 1 (s Svansons Boned Turkey IV 48c Noodle Giblct Dinner 16 23c IT nemz j Heinz 2Mlf f Finest Cucumber V l Pickles S 29c M Fey. Calif. Sweet, Juicy Valencias Oranges lb. 7c 8-lb Mesh Bag 49c Lge. Size, Calif. Full of Juice Lemons lb. 10c Extra Fey. Oregon Di Angies Pears lb. 19c Individual Size Squash lb. 7c Homo Grown Hubbard lb. ..4c 4 Short Shank Whole or Half SMOKED PICNICS lb. 49c Blade or Round Bone Baby BEEF ROASTS lb. 39c Best Cuts T-Bone Sirloin or Rib Chops BABY BEEF STEAK lb. 49c Lean Rib Babv BOILING BEEF lb. 29c Cut anv Thickness for Frying; Swiss Baby Beef ROUND STEAK ..lb. 59c Lean. Meatv Light Average SPARE RIBS lb. 49c Small. Lean Links LINK SAUSAGE lb. 59c Fresh Ground Pork Sausage or HAMBURGER lb. 39c Wisconsin Long Shred SAUER KRAUT ... 2-Ibs. for 15c l ib Cello SKINLESS WEINERS 55c Swift's Premium Large or Ring BOLOGNA lb. 45c Cello Wrapped FISH FILLETS, Cod lb. 29c HADDOCK lb. 39c Solid Pack FRESH OYSTERS Pt. 85c SLICED BACON lb. 83c HOLIDAY POULTRY TURKEYS, Tom lb. 49c GEESE lb. 55c TURKEYS, Hen .....lb. 59c DUCKS lb. 65c Nationally Famous Feirrar PUMPKIN No. IVz Cans Habitant Quebec PEA SOUP. 3 No. 2! Cans 'c EVERBEST PEACH Cr CHERRY Preserves 16 ox. 0 c Jor VJC Pritn effective thru. Wed., Nov. 28. We reserve the right to limit quan tities. No sales to dealers. NUTS English Fronquetfes Cello 0. Fcncy Mixed 1 Lb. Cello 45c CHOCOLATE HEMO c, "59c BUTTERNUT, HILLS FOLGERS COFFEE 49c FOR LAUNDRY OR KITCHEN Large Pkg. 25c BATH SOAP LIFEBUOY 3 & 28c SOAP POWDER RINSO Pkg. 33c BATH SOAP SWAN 2 & 35c FLAKES LUX ill: 34c PUSS 'N BOOTS CAT FOOD 16 ox. 14. Con IOC fit Perfex t Helps make your S-,! ill & home shining for fml rho holiday. Jj. BATH SOAP SWAN 3 t 29c BLUE SUDS 2 Reg. Pkgs. 19c PARSONS Ammonia Bat'. 19C FOR THE HANDS BORAXO 2 V 31c TOILET SOAP OLIVIO Reg. Qf, Bar . GRANULATED SOAP White King ft: 33c BLEACHES DEODORIZES at. 17c -2 Gol. 29c w w w m mi S2S2SSS2SSS2S2SZSSSS5a5B5ZSa525252 i while on a week end leave V i' -