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P I RATES Two tents per word for Fin t TT" 1 eOl fl CLASSIFIED advertising will be accepted I Insertion; One Cent' for each I 1 I M CJL I up to 11:00 A. M. on day of A I J additional insertion. " Emm Publieation. S - Sotkts SOTICE I will be in my office in the Ruse Bldg. from 10 a. m to 5:30 p. m. daUy except Sun day. Mite Tritsch, Oplomet rlst. 65-tfc CHICKEN PIE supper and ba zaar Nov. 28 at the Presby terian church, serving from 5 to 7. Adults $1.C0, children 50 cents. 99-6tc NOTICE Chicken pie supper and bazaar Dec. 6 at Mynard church. Serving starts at 5:30. 102-5tc NOTICE Food sab and bazaar by St. Paul's Woman's Guild Sat., Dec. 1st at the church parlors north of post office. 102-4tp AVOCA SALES PAVILION, Avo ca, Nebraska. Sales every Tuesday. Consignment solic ited. 104-10tc NOTICE Eagle Auxiliary will hold a Bake Sale and Bazaar December 15th at the Ruse Building. Sale starts at 11 o' clock. 104-6tc NOTICE Will the party who borrowed our sewer auger please return it immediately. Swatek Hardware lard of Thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for their cards, gifts and letters to me while I was in the hospital, especially to Miss Prohaska's 5th grade. David Gochenour. 104-ltc tost and Found LOST Blue school bag contain ing English book with name Norman Schell. Please return to St. John's school or 811 So. First street. 103-2tc FOUND Stray calf, owner may have same by correct identifi cation and paying for this ad and feed bill. Write post of fice box 105. 102-tfc Wanted WANTED Single girl wishes one or two room efficiency apartment. Close in. Call 6304 between 6 and 8 p. m. lC4-2tp WORK WANTED Experienced baby sitter. Phone 5105. 103- 2tc WANTED I wculd like to rent a room close in for the winter. A. L. Tidd. 104-2tp WANTED A RIDE To Omaha in the vicinity of 11th and Farnam. Work hours 7:30 to 4. After six call phone 4995. 104- 2tp Help Wanted HELP WANTED Lady wanted for cafe work. Kent's Cafe. 104-tfc Services Offered ATTENTION FARMERS Disc sharpening done on your farm. L. J. Clarence, Union, Nebr. Phone 2551. 83-tfc CESS POOLS, septic tanks pumped and built. E. K. Gray, phone 551W, Nebraska City. 104-5 Mon. DUE TO lack of space we are unable to stock enough poul try and hog equipment. How ever if you do need anything in this line we will get it for you if ifs available at a price that can't be beat. Stop in today. Farmers Feed and Seed, Plattsmouth, Nebr. 103-2tc Trash Hauling Garbage Pickup ."vnd Gad Jobs - Phone 3124 - PLATfSMOUTH HAULAWAY Emery Rozell SERVICES OFFERED If you are going to build or repair, call C. E. Tiekotter and G. M. Fine, Plattsmouth 4055, Belle vue 217J. No job is to big or small. 104-tfc SERVICES OFFERED Your lo cal Singer Sewing Machine Co. representative, R. Keairnes, will be in Plattsmouth and vi cinity every Tuesday or Wed nesday. For sales, service, re pairs or rentals, call MA 7757 nmnti or write binEer ew.uiE Machine Co., 4304 So. 21th, Omaliu, Nebraska. ' Mon. 66-tfc HERE'S HOW you can save , money on weed control. 2, 4 D 407c Ester $3.95 per gallon. Bring your own containers. Amine spray also available. IOWA MASTER BREEDERS, 2414 L St., Omaha, Nebr. MA 0176. 60-tfc PHONE 7152 for Expert Plumbing & Heating PROMPT SERVICE Gardner & Wurtele Plattsmouth WESTERN'S AUTO PARTS Wstrn Auto Associate Store Plattsmouth, Nebr. Phone 6259 4 Farm Loans Harold C. Elliott, Sec'y-Treas. Federal Land Bank Weeping Water 95-tfc Thursday FUR COAT RESTYLING and REPAIRING at reasonable prices. Latest style Ladies coats or capes made from your fur coats. $35.00. STRANGE'S FUR SHOP, 110 North Sixth street, Nebraska City. Phone 201. 102-lOp O SIMPLIFIED BQOKKEEPIKS TAX RECORD S00KS IPr All Types of Business I EAST TO KEEP-LOOSE-LEAF BOOKS I Prices $2.00 S3.50 5.00 RSI Plattsmouth J ournal 409 Main - Dial 241 Dingman Heating Plattsmouth, Nebr. Phone 8i51 for Furnace Cleaning and Repairing Gas, Coal & Oil Furnaces Installed and Serviced l-tf ROOFING Shingles Built up roofs, leaks repaired, new eve troughs installed, all work guaranteed. Bill Spradlin, 901 So. 1st St., Plattsmouth. 64-tfc Articles for Sale OVEN TESTED MALIBU POTTERY Starter Sets 9.85 Fine Selection of Extra Pieces THE GIFT SHOP FOR SALE Aisco Aluminum combination scr e e n s and 6torcn windows; porch enclo sures. Free estimates. Small down pavment. 3C months to pay. H. C. and Carl Tiekotter Phones 4159 or 4055. 32-tfc FOR SALE 70 Purebred Hamp shire Boars. Fine meaty boars. Open and bred gilts Fall pigs. New blood for old cus tomers. WEJO FUR FARMS, Fort Crook, Nebraska, y2 mile north Bomber Plant on old hiway 75. Phone MA 8552 after 7:00 p. m. Mon. 102-104-2-4 FOR SALE Registered Spotted Poland China boars. Six blood lines. Guaranteed breeders. Farmers prices. Frank Cock erill & Sons. Springfield, Ne braska. Phone 735. 104-4tc FOR SALE 2 piss for sale. Call after 6 p. m. Phone 3132. 104-2tc BEST for maturity, standabiiity, yield. Discount by ordering now! See your Carlson dealer. Stacey WT. Ashlock, Clarence H. Beccard, Frank Frohlich, Bernard E. Grady, James F. Mills, John C. Morris. Gilbert Neumeister, Ernest Otto. 103-Thur.-4tc Household Goods FOR SALE Used washing ma chine. Phone 3C61. 104-2tp FOR SALE Bed, chest of draw ers, blonde, innerspring mat tress, spring. Phone 4123. 104-ltc FOR SALE Used gas heater, 34 i room siz;. a uxt: ciiiuuis. breakfast cabinet bac. Farley Furniture Store, phone FOR SALE 12 weaning pigs. 104-2tc FOR SALE Three piece solid maple bedroom suite. Com plete with springs, $125.00. Phone 5270. 104-2tp NEW 5-FT. cast iron tub. Right hand. Cheap. Phone 4204. 103-2tp FOR SALE Philco combination radio and record player, also 50 records. Phone Murray 5711. 101-4tc Beautiful PHIL-MAR TABLE and T.V. LAMPS " 6.95 to 11.95 Hand Painted Mexican FRUIT BOWLS $1.69 THE GIFT SHOP Real Estate for Rent FOR RENT Business location or store room. Loris B. Long. Telephone 5239 cr 4250. 60-tfc FOR RENT 2 Room Modern Efficiency Apartments Plattsmouth Tourist Court 85-tfc FOR RENT One sleeping room. 818 2nd Ave. Phone 5965. 96-tfc A Classified Ad in Tlie Journal costs as little as 35c. FOR RENT At 818 50. ytn , . . r. i 3 1. . ' street, new ueuruuw nuuac and attached parage. Auto matic heat, $110 per month. Houe open Sunday afternoon. Wire D. M. Talcott. 3040 So. Forest St., Denver, Colo. 99-tfc FOR RENT Rooms for men. Plattsmouth Tourist Court. 85-tfc FOR RENT Three-room furn ished house. Pncne 414S. S4U per month. 98-tfc ROOMS FOR RENT Two sleep ing rooms for rent. Phone 3901. 103-2tp FOR RENT Duplex for rent. utilities paid. Phone 423 1. 104-ltc FOR RENT Four room unfurn ished apartment, close in. Fn. 5282. 104-2tc FOR RENT Four room Apt. for rent, on paving, So. 1st St. Phone 4100. 104-2tc FOR RENT Nice Three Room Apt. Consisting of large living room, bedroom, kitchen and private bath. Stove, Refrigerator included. Immediate Possession Reasonable Rent at $45 Monthly See or Phone Stephen M. Davis 2nd Flaor Plattsmouth State Bank Bldg. Phone 6111 or 3216 104-ltc FOR RENT 3 room unfurnished Apt. Privats bath, utilities paid. Inquire 623 N. 6th. 104-2tc Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE Known as the A. R. Noble home cn North 11th. all modern, three rooms and laundry room on first floor, three bedrooms and bath on second, gas heat. Garage and other buildings. Good location, on pavement. Consists of nine lots - ideal lots for new homes. Shown by appointment. Mrs. Ralph Wiles 1104 Ave. D At home - 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. -6 p.m. to 9 p.m. FOR SALE One owner, low mileage, 1950 Hudson 6, per fect condition, overdrive, fully equipped. Sacrifice - to sell now. Phone 7123. 103-2tp Subscribe to The Journal Real Estate for Sale HOMES All modern 4 room home with gas heat and facilities for Apt. in basement, located on pav ing by Central school. Shown by appointment. 4-room home with lights and water, cn pavinn. i 4 room home witn bath. gas ! heat, full basement with ga rage, on paving. Large, all modern home, suit able for 3 large apartments, with private entrance, gas heat, garage; good location, on paving. Good 5 room home with 2 acres on good road. Attractive modern 3-apartment home, nice yard, moderate price. Good building location on pav ing. Business property on Main street. Large trailer house, furnished. LORIS B. LONG Licensed Real Estate Broker 126 N. 4th St. Tel. 5239 or 4250 Automobiles for Sale FOR SALE 1949 Ford truck, stock and grain body, hy draulic hoist, trucking permits transferable. Ph. 8291. 97-tfc 1950 Dodse Radio. 4 door. Heater and Auto - M - Trans. i 1949 Hudson "6" 4 door. Radio and Heater. 1948 Plymouth 4 door. Special DeLuxe 1941 Pontiac Heater. 1940 Olds 2 Heater. 2 door. Radio and door. Radio and 1951 Dodge Pickup. Demonstra tor at substantial discount. R. V. Bryant Motor Co. 125 ilcrth 5th Phone 283 A Classmea Ad In The Journ nal costs as little as 35c - Legal Notices - Gross, Welch, Vinardi & Kauffman. Attorneys Farm Credit Building, Omaha. Nebraska NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska To all persons interested in the estate of Emmons J. Richey, also known as E. J. Richey, de ceased. No. 4316: Take notice that a petition has been filed praying for administration of said estate and appointment of Mary F. Richey and Mary Pe tersen as administratrices; that said petition has been set for hearing before said Court on the 5th day of December, 1951 at ten o'clock a. m. Dated November 16th, 1951. (Seal) RAYMOND J. CASE, County Judge No. 1643 Nov. 19, 26; Dec. 3, '51 J. Howard Davis. Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska To the creditors of the estate of Allen R. Noble, deceased. No. 4308: Take notice that the time limited for the filing and pres entation of claims against said estate is March 17th, 1952; that a hearing will be held af the County Court room in Platts mouth on March 21st, 1952, at ten o'clock a. m. for the pur pose of examining, hearing, al lowing and adjusting all claims or objections duly filed. Dated November 8th, 1951. (Seal) RAYMOND J. CASE, County Judge No. 1656 Nov. 12, 19, 26, 1951 Davis, Stubbs & Healer. Attys. NOTICE OF PROBATE In the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska To all persons interested in the estate of Henry George Brehm, deceased. No. 4314: Take notice that a petition has been filed for the probate of an instrument purporting to be thr last will and testament of said deceased, and for the appoint ment cf Donald Dale Brehm and Henry George Brehm. Jr., S executors tucuoi; that baid pc before said Court on the 28th day of November, 1951, at 10:30 A. M. Dated November 8th, 1951. (Sealt RAYMOND J. CASE, County Judge No. 1655 Nov. 12, 19, 26, 1951 242 Students Have Perfect Attendance Here (Continued from Page One) Lewis, Darlene Weyer, Karen Zajic. " 1st Grade Amelia Martens, teacher: James Chappell, Rod ney Fleck, Charles McNulty, Harold Parker, Mark Weaver, Nina Brooks, Elvina George. Va lerie Gorton, Sandra Kellison, Marcia Kay Lagerstrcm. Patsy Ann Larsen, Carol Rea Schrein er. Catherine Svoboda. Kindergarten Marilyn Lutz, teacher: Dennis Adams, Ter rance Alischaffl, Pamela Aspe- den, Carol Brsssrr.an, Marilyn Koubek, Jane Pruess, Judy Pruess, Virginia Richter. Mary Gertrude Smith, Laura Thomp son, Carol Thornton. Columbian School Zella Traudt, Principal Kindergarten Carolyn Grill, teacher: Glenda Bancroft. Su san Dunham, Esther Hakes, Marcia McQuin. Beverly Wright, Lyle M. Ladd, Marvin Lancaster, Ronald PhilliDs, Linda Barnard, Velda Nickels, Beverly Tyson, Phil Dunn. Jimrny Gregory, Johny Lockhart. Leslie Nolte, Robert Painter, Kenny Rylander. 1st Grade Zella Traudt, teacher: Sharon Ann Gunsolley, Barbara Hohman, Martha Jane Winters, Gary Lockhart. 2nd and 3rd Grades Wilma Schardt. teacher: Russell Dan iels. Kenneth Koch, Lonnie Muller, Glen Tyson. Jimmy Wa- I terman, Raymond Wiles. Grades 3 & 4 Dorothy Jen sen, teacher: Gale Busic. Dianne Dunn. Karen Kock, Judith Nick els. David Waterman. Joey Arn, Mike Hoback, James Seay. Shar on Daniels, Sharcn Haecke, Ileen Porter, Marlene Sitzman, Larry Christenson, David Hag ar. Wintersteen School Lucile Kosencrans, Principal 3rd & 4th Grad:s Amber Dougherty, teacher: Oral Exline, Elmer Gochenour, Charles Schwenneker. Sandra Raines'. Richard Martin. Eldon Reeder, Jerry Stones, Peggy Baldwin, Helen Campbell. Nellie Plybon. 1st & 2nd Grades Lucile Rosencrans. teacher: Tommy Dittcmore, Billv Spradlm, Bar bara Brittain. Ruth Ann Cook, Larry Bax, Adella Exline, Cheryl McGraw. Betty Ann Walter mire, James Hardman, Linda Brittain, Charlene Shafer, Judy Simons. Ronnie Miller.' First Ward School Hettie Larssn. Principal 1st & 2nd Grades Harvey Austin, Roger Beverage, Billy Hirz. Jo Rizzi, Harrison Buck- lew, Larry Dow, Ralph Ferguson, Robert Palmer. Alice Frady, Teddy Mann, Antnoiee kizzi. Civil Service Lists Inspector Positions Applications are being accept ed, beginning at once, for posi tions as government inspectors in Nebraska plants producing defense items. Most of the po sitions are in Omaha or Lin coln. Inspectors are needed in me chanical, ordnance, electrical, electronic, and other specialty fields. Full information and amplica tion forms may be obtained from Henry A. Hughson. Civil Service Secretary, at the Platts mouth post office. XO BED OF ROSES COLUMBUS, O. A Cincin nati couple- investigated the mattress used by their Tour-year-old daughter and discov ered it was stuffed with milk bottle caps, chewing gum wrap pers, nuts, bolts, match boxes, nails, empty cigarette packages and orange peelings. The man ufacturer, called to account, told Gov. Thomas J. Herbert that the mattress had been made by disgruntled employes. The Pilgrims brought with them the germ of a free press. THE BAFFLES MAYORMcGUP ' By John Jarvit f8T THAT FACTORY SMOKE 1 MAYOR MCGUP "H HOW CAM WE GET RID Mf?F&H &iIAt m IS irSK AWFUL7y SHOULD DO SOMETHING OF THAT PUBLIC NUISANCE ? fTO rfiW' p: fg5 9 U kmj f- fcbruvood MRS. GRACE PLYBON, Coiropeatfeiit Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hollen beck attended the funeral of the wife of Dr. Gilmore at Murray on Saturday afternoon. They also called on another relative of Mr. Hollenbeck. Philip Tritsch. whp returned from a Lincoln hospital a week earlier. His home is near Murray. Having Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs. Lefler and Harry Lefler, near Gretna, were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller and Cary. nirawood Mrs. James Ends Month's Visit Mrs. Ed James returned last week from a vsit with her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Peterson, and husband. Their home is on a large ranch in western South Dakota, about twenty miles from White River, the town from where they get their mail. The Petersons drove through here over a month ago. and Mrs. James accompanied them home. Elmwood Mrs. Cora Gerbeling spent her Thanksgiving vacation at Nora, where the family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerbeling and Lyndell. She went by car with the RalDh Gerbeling family from Lincoln. The teachers and pupils en joyed the vacation last week. On Wednesday after the dis missal of school Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farmer motored to Lexington. Accompanying them as far as York was Miss Cora Marquez, and Miss Ethel Mook stonDed off in Lincoln. Mrs. Ebeler was quite ill part of this week but she is better at this time. Her daughter. Phyllis, and Mrs. Newlin have managed the nursing home work. Albert Kunz and George Boe enrief were among the M.P. passengers to Lincoln on Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hollen beck were Thanksgiving guests at the home of their nephew. Donald Hollenbeck, near Alvo. Mr. and Mrs. Ed James at tended the Berthold furniture auction at Weeping Water on ! Mondav. - Miss Anna McFall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry KnauDe. Rorinev and Roberta of Weening Water and Mrs. Bertha Fitch, and Ahlene. had a bountiful Thanksgiving evening dinner at the Fitch home. Elm wood Class Play Is Called Success The Junior Play on Friday, Nov. 16. was a decided success. This year it was half seniors as 7 juniors and 6 seniors made ud the cast of "The Nutt Fam ily." Another senior John i nomas was student manaeer. , Mrs. Fred Winter. Enelish teacner. acted as coach. Music was supervised bv instructor Warren Turner. Band selec tions started the program and between curtains Joyeeola Eiden Miller rjlaved "Close Dance" on the piano, and Clark Marshall sang "Old Man River." Five high school girls had the pleasure of accompanying Rev. and Mrs. Fred Winter to York for a week end visit at the col lege. On Sundav they attended church at Gresham. where Rev. Winters is pastor. Those who went are Gwen Gerbelin?. Beth Blessing. Shirlev Hall. Audrey I Lashley and Shirlev Messel- hiser. Spending Thanksgiving in Fremont with the Russell Reed er family were Mrs. Marv Will iams. Mrs. Helen Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Moore, L. F. Lang horst and Ethel Lanehorst. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kunz were hosts to relatives for Thanks giving dinner on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and his sister, Laura Hollen- J. Howard Davis LAWYER Soennichsen Building Phone 264 Plattsmouth ' tmmmmimJ 1 E. Linwooa, K,ansas tuy 3. xuu. 1 By Mahoney - ' 1 THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Monday, November 26, 1951 PAGE FIV1 beck, were Lincoln shoppers on Tuesday. Harvest home decorations, two songs by the Stock octette of Callahan, an address by Dr. Frank Court of Lincoln, and hymns lead by the choir, made a worthwhile Union Thanks giving service at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening. Thursday holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelley- and Sharon, were her mother, Mrs. Olson Simpkins. of Reading. Mass., and her sis ters and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Skyle Miller, Jr., and Bar bara. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Men denhall and John, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and Virginia of Gretna, also Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mendenhall were there. Rev. Louise Ward is again in Pittsburgh, Pa., called there by the serious illness of her mother. Mrs. Mint Wood is visiting in Lake Grove, Oregon, a suburb of Portland. She is at the home of her daughter. Gertru?. now Mrs. J. E. Walker, where there is a new baby son. Their home address is Route 1 Box 3 IS. Mr. Walker is a railroad employee. Elmwoort Bluebird Club Meets Tuesday It was a nice day and a pro pram to be remembered on Tuesday when Mrs . Leayttt en- ; tertained the Bluebird Club at her home, assisted by Mrs. Nettie Mendenhall. Mrs. Hor ton .reviewed the latest book by Lloyd Douglas "Time To Re member" n which he told of his early home and experiences. Tea was served on a lace cov ered tble with decorations. Mrs. RaV Norris of Weeping Water was an interesting euest. She Mrs. Krecklow. and the presi dent. Mrs. C. Marshall, also ap peared on the program. Nehawka By Mrs. F. O. Sand New Books Feature Children's Week National Children's Book ! Week was observed in Nehawka , with a display of new books in ! Sheldon's store window. The new books purchased recently j by funds given by the Nehawka ! Junior and Senior Women's 1 clubs are: Adult books: The I President's Lady. Man of the Family. Horse of Her Own: Ju venile books: Better Homes and Gardens Story Book. Man ners Can Be Fun. Wild Horse RounduD, From This Day For ward. The Ghost of Blackwood Hill. The Bungalow Mvstery, The Golden Grab Bag. Alice in Wonderland, Twin Lambs. Wild Horse of Rainrock. Bed Time Stories. Jesus the Little New Baby. Book of Singing Graces, Also several Little Golden books and the maeazine. "Seventeen." Nehawka Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Faris at Union. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Banks ar,d Larry were dinner guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dodge at DeWitt. Todd Finney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Finney of Platts mouth is with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rutledge, while his mother is convalescing from a recent illness. Some Causes of Chronic Ailments FREE BCOK Explains Dangers of Related Ailments m KOAHCOLONI JJ Learn the serious nature of , t .TNl Piles. Fistula. Colon, stomach I (UX03ICu . I and associated disorders. Write . -aVz-. "vVvC toda for a FREE copy of a 40- VrTHP j page illustrated book. Thornton Z'SOu unWO & Minor HosDital, Suite 2348. 911 ' ilT Letter Tells Thanks For Contributions The following letter was re ceived by Mrs. Walter Wunder lich from Mary Elizabeth Bis gard: The committee for the Frierv's of the Children's Hospital is deeply grateful to you and to vour grpup for your very gen erous help with the annual ba znar. Your gifts of money, eggs and chickens were a very sub stantial contribution and great ly appreciated bv everyone. We have established a reputation now for your wonderful chick ens and eges and they are in great demand and sell at once. Thanks to your cooperation, the bazaar was a tremendous success, and that means care for manv sick .and needy chil ren in this area. The board of trustees of the hospital joins me in thanks for your fine contribution and in appreciation of your coopera tion and surjoort. Mrs. Wunderlich. chairman of this Droject for several years, states that in the future it will be sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club. Mrs. Whipple Is Named Noble Grand Mrs. Paul Whipple was re- elcte Noble Grand of the Re becca lodge at the regular meet ing Thursday at the auditorium. All officers were re-elected ex cept the secretary. Mrs. Flovd Joerger was elected to this office. Hostesses were Mrs. John Chandler and Mrs. George Dick man. X-!wka Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Trotter were euests for dinner at the Pay Chappell home at Nebraska Citv Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koeh ler and sons, Fremont, were guests for dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hansen. After noon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Claire Jensen. Omaha, and Miss Alice Hansen and friend. Coun cil Bluffs. Miss Jo Bremmer. Booker. Texas, is a guest over the holi days of Peggy Sand. The girls are students at Mt. St. Scholas tica. Atchison. Kan. Doris Lundber? and Mrs. Carlton Lillie, Lincoln, were week end guests of Mrs.. Ruth Lundberg. Mrs. Lillie remained for the holidays. Freshmen Fete Juniors At Party The Freshmen gave the Jun iors their return party at the school Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ross furnished the music for the square dance. The students came dressed as hoboes. Merritt Dodson Jr. and Alberta Nixon were chosen king and queen of the hoboes, and received cakes for prizes. Rose mary Redden received a pan cake for the best square dancer. Colonial newspapers were the mainstay of the movement for independence. FARMERS fnUTCAL auto insurance New rate reduction) meon substantial loving on Comprehensive end Collision. Insurance. For Safe Savings, see H. M. BURDICK 346 Ave. A Phone 3123 PfSNTNC tition has been set for hearing CO. iuwic i