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J - V 3 THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE TWO Thursday, October 14, 1954 Elmwood Methodist Church Marks its 80th Anniversary ELMWOOD (SPECIAL) Sunday, October 10 was a me morable day for the members and friends of the Elmwood! Methodist Church. i The pastor. Dr. Bert L. Story ! had aranged an unusual pro gra.m - ; First there was the church school rally day program given I by the children with Le Roy i Cook, Superintendent and Mrs. . Ted Hall, primary lead?r, assis- ! ted by other teachers and help- ; ers. ' Howard Pool was pub'ieity chairman A crowded audience attended each of the thre ses sions. . There were thirty voices in i the morning choir with Mrs. i Dwight Clements leading' and ; Mrs. San Clements organist. ; The leader accompanied the !: soloist, Mr. Robert Yaneki, who came from Kansas University at Laurence. This number was "The Lord's Prayer." The an them was "Onward Christian Soldiers." composed with vari ations by Sullivan. Guest speaker was Rev. Thomas M. Sheparc1, a retired ; minister residing at Holdreg? He was pastor here m 1931 and 1932. There . was a two and one-half : hour recess for the noon bas ket dinner. The afternoon program was historical and ' f.imiliar songs? ; which were directed by Sanforri Clements, with his wife pre siding ;at an old Tim? reed or--: ean. This was brought here by : Gussie Rosenkoetter Jochens : and is now an heirloom in the; Fred Bull home. ' Following the afternoon de.,; votions with Rev. I. A. Adaans of Fort Worth. Texas accom- , panying with the prayer, the choir, members of other days. ; some in costume, lead in famil- , iar hymns. Sanforri Clements.; gave' '-The' History of it?.- Elmwood ; Church", and F.'vd Bull read the program for the dedicatory services in 1915. There were humorous features from time to time. Mrs. Emily Gonzaies gave the story5 of music in the past, showing how the instiuments ; progressed from an organ in the G A. R. Hall and. in the first jchurch built in 18P3, to pi anos and then to the pipe or gan. 'given bv Dr. Van Fleet, in' memory of his wife. In 1951 at i holiday time the present elec, tric organ was presented by an 1 unknown donor. Mr, G. R. Evelanc1 spoke for the different '-women's societies and David Godbev reported for the young people's groups. . Prof. Millard Lefler gave an inspiring talk about past Ep worth League days but looking moi-Q;io the future. Mrs. Plybon gave reminis cences of former years, the programs and the revival serv ices which lead up to putting the church on a sound basis. Epworth Assembly at Lincoln was attended for years. Some of the pioneer members were cited for their services. Alma Clements was chairman of the exhibit committee. In the evening the '.tudience was delighted with the sound film produced in England of Remington Electric Shaver $27.50 and $29.50 Less $7.50 for Any Old Razor Schick . . . . Norelco Less $5.00 Sun Beam Less $5.00 New Ronson Windlite Zippo Lighter . . . Ronson Lighters Westclox Pocket Watches Sheaffer Snorkle Pens $8.75 and up Meeker Billfolds $3.00 to $10.00 schireiinet Druggist on Phone 4114 the life and works of John Wes ley. Guy Clements used, his pro ifptnr fnr th nresentatinn. Among the out of - town j i7icitrrc wore Ppv . nn.i IVTrs.i Lind, Rev. and' Rev. Mrs.. Ward Mr, sheperd; Stccic.ana-nusr band Mark StocK, Miss 'Jessie,' ; Bragg, Mrs. Harriet Jossk, Mrs.', Katherine Worley . Allen, of Omaha, Mrs, Mauri' Kellar, : Mrs. Wra; Lefler and Harry . Lefler; of Gretna, Prof, and Mrs. JVIil- ' iard Lefler, Lincoln, Mr.,8 and Mrs.' Howard Capwell, Mr. and Mis. Fran-is Hedges , of Fair-r bury and from California, Mr. and "'Mrs. Norval Bothwell and Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Dixson; Mr. -and Mrs. Mark Hedges, of' Lincoln, Mrs. Helen 'Bentzinger : and family of Cook, Mrs. Minie : Davis of Missouri, Mrs. Lyle, i Mrs. Floy Buell, Mr. and Mrs'.-, Elmer Ross and some more out of state people. ; Okihi Cqmpfire Girls Attend Show Mtmbers of the Okihi Camp fire Girls were taktn to Omaha on Monday evening to see the exhibit of Needlework Guild. The gathering was held in Dundee Presbyteran Church and represented some 8,000 items which had been made nhd donated by Campfire Girls, Girl Scouts and Hi Y Girls clubs. ' The local group made hot pads and hemmed tea towels as ieir contribution. Trans portation wd.3, furnished by Mr. Harold Buechler, Paul Keil, Theodore Yelick and Darwin Hoover, fathers of some of the girls. Attending -were Joyce Buech ler. Sally Dunham, Ruby Bar nard Teddy Mann. Karen Keil, Sandra Spangler, Zandra Niel sen. Nancy Bulin, Joan Hoov er. Janice O'Donnell, Sharon Lockhart, Elizabeth Yelick, Linda McGraw. Mickey Sut ton, Mr. and Mrs. Buechler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keil, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Yelick, Mr. and Mis. Darwin Hoover and Mrs. Robert Mann. Surprise Gathering j For Mrs. Hardison Twenty-five friends of Mrs. ! Earl Hardison gathered at the; St.' John's Hall on Tuesday af- ternobn to. bid farewell to their friend. Mr. and Mrs. Hardison . are .leavirig m. the. near future j for AiMi5ha tfc'make their home. : Games were played and prizes- awarded to the lucky winners Mrs. Hardison was presented with a gift, and a monogramed apron to remember her Platts mouth friends. Delicious refresh ment were served by the host esses, Mrs. Joe Libershal. Mrs. Fred Rea and Mrs. Henry Stark john. Pfc. Paul Vandervoort III vis ited here the past week with his grandparents, Mr. nd Mrs. James Bulin and other relatives. Paul has been attending school of languages in the service at Monterey, California, and has been assigned ,as interpreter of languages in Germany. . . . $26.50 and $28.75 Less $5.00 for Old Razor ...... $24.95 for Old Razor $27.50 $3.95 $3.50 for Old Razor $5.50 up rugs Duty At All Hours Plattsmouth 62nd Wedding Anniversary Observed - - . - Home At Ashland M 1 . 1 ASHLAND ( Special ) .Mr - and Mrs. John Hoffman agairf cele brated their wedding fcnniver-. sary at their country home south of Ashland, this bemg their' 62nd anniversary. Louise . Babbitt and John Hoffman were united in mar riage at the home of the bride's ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Babbitt, which is now the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haroldv Rich ards, October 11, 13C2 by Kev. Denny, who was the pastor of the Congregational church, the : pastor of the Methodist church v being ill at that time. Mr and Mrs. Hofffman have ; lived in their; present home ; for more than 46 years, f Their daughter Lucille invit j ed the relatives residing near here for a quiet family gather ' ing. . Bouquets of cut flowers were I placed in the living and din I ing rooms, a lovely arangement i of chrysanthemums and au I tumn leaves, a gift from. Mr. ', and Mrs. Chas. Wagner and ; white tapers centered te din I ing table. The much loved co.iple re i ceived cash gifts and other gifts i among them a Parker pen and 1 pencil set from Mrs. L. F, John i son. Mrs.'Hof fman will appre ; ciate using",, it as she "writes ! many letters and cards to her ; widely scattered family and to ' many of ,. their friends. . One beautiful and unusual gift was ; an electric " TV lamp, it being i a clear glass case on a silver i base with red roses enclosed within the case: this was pre- sented to them by Mr. and Mrs. ; Forrest Raikes. Mr. Raikes took several pic- ; tures oi tne honored ones and j ; their guests, then showed mo- 1 : tion pictures ne had taicen at their golden wedding. Also ! slides taken at their 60th anni versary, he also showed slides ; sent to them by their son, Ro ! bert Raikes, of scenes' in Ger ! many where he is stationed ; and of other places in Europe. ! Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman re j ceived telephone calls from j their families in Texas and i California, a written message from their daughter near Na i ponee and other cards of con , gratulations. Two of their giiAsts for the evening, a brother,-Harry Hoff man of Pasadena,, California, a .nephew, Harvey... .Hoffman, of "Ashland had the honor of at- tending the wedding the gold- en wedding and the bUth anni versary celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman cele brated their 61st anniversary in the Ozark mountains. Their many friends offer ' congratulations and hope they . continue in their present good ! health and w ill be able to cel i cbrate many more anniver i saries. j A lovely lunch of ice cream, ! strawberries, cake and coffee ; was served. i The guest list included: Har ; ry Hoffman, of Pasadena, Cal ifornia, Mrs. Ed 'Hoffmen, ! and Mrs. Harv'ey Hoffman Mr. and granddaughter, Donna, Mrs. L. F. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. For rest Raikes and Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bates, Gary and Philip, Mr. and Mrs. James Hemke and Sharon. Entertains For Grandson Home ," On Leave Mrs. Grace Henry and -Betty entertained - at dinner Sunday honoring Harvey Dale Eledge, grandson of Mrs. Henry, who is home on a 14 day leave, from the Great Lakes Naval Station in Illinois. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Darwood Henry and family of Shenandoah, Iowa, Shirley Conley of Creston, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Henry. Mrs. Walter Fulton and Butch, Joseph Smithson, Joan, and Rae Mae Henry, Mrs. Barbara Jura and son of Fort Riley, Kansas and the Honoree, Dale Eledge. Gail. Martin Member Of Choir At Peru Gail Martin ot fiattsmoutn is a member of the '38 - voice Peru State College choir, ac- I a daughter -"cordrng to directoi Darryl T. j HoraceRoberts ; Manring, 'associate professor of . aS0 present. I music. f. ' ' - members from , The choir will makers Iirst attended were Mrs. Bert Funk j appearance Sunday, Dec. .12, cf San Diego, Mrs. George Wil i' with 'Its' rendition of Handel's iis Gf Lincoln and Mrs. Wm. X Messiah'; and the following ; Gordon of Omaha. Two ladies 'Thursday, Dec. 16,-will .present . Df this"' locality who were char- a program oi i CnnstmaA-.muio at an all - college convocation. Itinerary of the annual spring luuu W.UL ilrt3 nounced. ... Daughter-- ' ; . : Editor and Mrs. Dick Howe an nounce the birth of a daughter, Terri Le Ann, weight six pounds i and thiee ounces, born October -13. 1954r at SU Jcs'eph hospitaL, un umana;., ; uranaparems aie i Mr.' rind Mrs. Joe 'Hill cf Webster City, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howe of Medaryville, Indiana. Freshmen Attend Tea At Peru I ' ' - v s 4 X J . ' "l Freshmen at Peru teal at the home of State College were President and Mrs. at Downing, wife of Dr. Lester N. poured. In the serving line are Byron Finnefrock, Plattsmouth; Betsy, Hartman, Falls City; DeWayne Noell, Murray; Janice John son, Aubu?n, and Larry Stones, Plattsmouth. Wecome New junior Women's Members were welcomed by Mrs. Marge Amato, president and presiding officer of the Plattsmouth Junior Women's club, at their rneet'in- of the first business autumn season I held Monday night J-t the Lions j Club hall. ! Pledge of Allegiance to the j flag was repeated in unison and Mrs. Amato read a verse, "Five Little Words." v I Self introduction by each j I member of the large attendance present was given. Mrs. Amato thanked the group for the cooperation and assist- ance given in the club's sponsor ; ship of vjhe Koronation cere i mony and the float entered; in Uhe paratie. . , I Discussion held on "Comib Book Crusade," with chairman ! appointed to further the invest- ; if at,lon of he Crusade on Comic Books. Mrs. Faye Ruback, chairman, to form her own" com mittee. - The group voted to send a contribution to the Children's Memorial hospital bazaar, and to the "Nurse Gift Scholarship" fund. Mrs. Vera Warga, cor- ! responding secretary, instructed to. present rules governing the opportunities offered in the Nurse Scholarship Fund to the Plattsmouth high school. Letters of appreciation to Mrs. Pat O'Hare, chairman of the i Koronation activities was read I from Queen Marilyn Stoehr and the Chamber of. Commerce, com i mending the group for their suc cessful efforts in the Korona tion ceremonies. Announcement made of the first district convention of the Federated Woman's Clubs to "be held in Pawnee City Friday, Oc tober 15. Mrs. Amato, president, and Charter Member At Anniversary Of Ashland Club ASHLAND (SPECIAL) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mansfield called at the Doctor Metheny home in Lincoln Wednesday forenoon and brought Mrs. Mansfield's mother, Mrs. W7illa Weldon home for her to attend the 50th anniversary celebrr.tion of the South Ashland Womens club at the home oi Mrs. Bruce Sowards that afternoon. Mrs. Weldon is a charter member of. the club, two other charter members from a distance were also able to attend. They were Mrs. Clara Pershing of Green- ; wcocj and of Lincoln. Mrs. Mrs Maude Gilman Oilman's guest, in - law, Mrs. of Chicago was Other former a distance that er -members, are still members ; 0f the club; they are Mrs. Bert Raeer and Mrs. Joe -Fries. Mnr Robert Raikes tvt r.ovniri trifvi . Mr. and and Mr. Mrs. Vl J. cull illllCl and Mrs Chas. Wagner. Mr.' and Mrs. Oren Kolb, Marilyn .and Charlene and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Armstrong spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman in honor cf their anniversary. GUESTS AT BIRTHDAY Mrs. Nellie Spangler enter tained "ussts at. a hirthr?av riin- nr in honor of her grandaugh- ter, Sandra Spangler. Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Jean of Gree j ley, Colorado, Mr. and Ms. Rich 1 ard Spangler and family. week Mrs. Downing, dean of the College, Members at Club Meeting Mrs. Pat Stander were eiected delegates to attend. Reports were heard from var- ious chairmen of the club. Mrs. Kay Wall on year books, Mrs. Gertrude Gorton, member ship, Mrs. Betty Glaus, courtesy, Mrs. Pat Stander, choir, Mrs. Jane Finney, scrap book, Mrs. Maxine . Bowman, Americanism, Mrs Jnpm Smith wnvc nnii means, Mrs. Faye Ruback, family council and spiritual. Mrs. Ru back is also chairman in this capacity for the Federated Jun ior clubs in the state. Mrs. Stander announced that choir. practice would be held on November 9.. . Any one interested to contact her. before thatdate!, ,! Discussion held on swimming pool for this city. j committee appointed by presi i J ; dent to further the investigation S of the swim'ming pool project were Mrs. . Betty Soennichsen Mrs. Pat Stander. I Mrs. Faye Ruback, Mrs. Martha i Williams, Mrs. Rosemary Was ! son and Miss Phyllis Bourck. i Coffee can strips or labels to i be saved by group, with Mrs. ! Rosemary Wasson in charge. Junior pledge read by Mrs. ; Amato. Mrs. Wall announced the year books to be presented at next i meeting. i Meeting adjourned with Mrs.) 1 Shirley Mayabb, presenting Mrs. ; Val Rapp, eastern Nebraska rep ! resentative of a cosmetic com j pany, wvho gave a demonstration i on use of cosmetics. I Door prize awarded to Mrs. James Robinson. Hostesses, Mrs. . Pat O'Hare, Mrs. Kay Wall, Mrs.. Margaret Dingman, Mrs. Louise McNulty, Shirley Mayabb and Mrs. Pat Wright, served individual Hal lowe'en cakes, nuts and coffee. Ladies Preparing Jars Of Mincemeat The home of Miss Barbara Gering is bustling with activity this week, where ladies from St. Luke's Episcopal church are preparing for their annual pro ject. As has been the custom for many years, during the fall season, the group gather at the Gerine home to prepare mince- t meat. The finest of ingredients are used in the 1200 quarts that are distributed from coast to coast. ! Mrs. Heinernan Tells Of Crnner - Mrs. P. T. Heinernan one or i this city's noted writers has marie a contribution that re- j cently appeared as a leading ; nrtiHp in t.hp Nebraska Bird Review Magazine. "A Day With Doris, Mr. Eis enstadt, and Tin Sana, -tiill Cranes," is the title of the story, based on a trip that Mrs. Heinernan attended in North Platte on March 27th this year. Doris in the story is Dons Gates. Secretary of the Nebras ka Ornithologist Union and Mr. - Eisenstadt is photographer for Life Magazine. Mrs. Heinernan spent the day with Miss Gates and Mr. Eisen stadt, photographing the dance and actions of the cranes. VACATION IIEIlEf Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Jean of Greeley, Colo., arrived last Saturday to spend two weeks vacation with Mrs. Nellie Spang ler. Mr. Jean is a retired pro fessor of the Greeley Teacher's College. Mrs. Spangler and Mr. Jean are brother and sister. Subscribe to The Journal entertained last Neal S. Gomon. V. F. W. Auxiliary Plans Future Events Plans for a bazaar, reports of committees and civil defense program, marked the meeting of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, held Tuesday night at the VFW club rooms. Mrs. Hazel Fitch presided at the meeting with a good attend ance present. Officers appoint ed protem were Mrs. Mae Fav ors, guard;' Mrs. Edith Dasher and ;Mrs.V Dorothy McMillian, color bearers and Mrs. Ann Litle., trustee. Reports were heard from Vera Warga on National VFW Home. Maxine ' Bowman reported on cancer, Mrs. Margaret Fitch on community service, Mrs. Sophia Wolever on publicity. Mrs. Rose Day, Americanism chairman, gave a short reading on The Pledge of Allegiance, also on the National Antnem, ana urgea an members to vote in the election in November. ? Mrs. Alice Kubo of Syracuse was a guest of the Auxiliary pending her transfer here from Syracuse. Report of the auditing com mittee was given by Mrs. Julia March. Contribution was voted on "Eye for Willie Mrs. Dorothy of ten dollars to be given the Simon Fund." McMillian ex- pressed who as her appreciation to all isted in the GI tiinner, and Mrs. Marge Willis announc ed plans' for a bazaar and food sale to be held in the near fu ture. - v Communications read, includ ing a letter from The Army Re serve Corp. commending the Auxiliary for services to the lo cal Reserves. Announcement made of the Council of Administration meet ing ot be held at Fremont on Sunday," October 17. Also that the district meeting would be held in Plattsmouth on Novem ber 14. The Civil Defense program will be resumed, with first aid classes to start Wednesday, Oc tober 20, at the Myers building, with Miss Lucille Meisinger as Red Cross instructor. Meeting closed, and Mrs. Sophia Wolever presented Mrs. A. Murphy of Omaha, who gave a demonstration on Paper Pro ducts. Auxiliary members joined post members at a social hour, re freshments of coffee and indiv idual cakes were served by Don Kellison and LeRoy W'ilson, the committee of the Veterans post. I i Methodist Men to See JTravel Pictures Next Monday night, Oct: 18, the Methpdist Men's club of Plattsmouth will provide a pro gram with E. L. Hudson of Oma ha showing a series of travel pictures which he took on trips along both the east coast "and the west coast of the United States. This will be Hudson's second appearance on such a program in Plattsmouth. Within recent years he went on a conducted j tour of Europe and returned with a series ot pictures from theie, some of which he showed here a year or two ago. He is an active church layman in Omaha and has a manner of presenting his pictures which makes them a real interest to his audience. The program committee of the Men's Club has decided to make this another family nignt pro gram so they extend an open in vitation to all the men of the church to come and bring their families. The program will be gin at 7;30vp. m. CALENDAR Thursday, October 14th Sunbonnet Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Leroy Colvert Thursday, October 14th. Friday, Oct. 15 T Circle and square dance Club will hold their first dance Fri day, October 15 in the building east of Myers grocery. Anyone interested is invited to attend. Friday, October 15 Chapter F, PEO, will meet Fri day, October 15 at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ogla Wiles. Monday, October 18. Bud of Promise Rebel:r."i Lodge will meet at the IOOr Hall, Monday, October 18, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19 .16 mm. film, "All for Him" Ne hawka E, U. B. church Oct. 19th at 8:00 p. m. Public invited. Tuesday, Oct. 19 Catholic Daughters of Ameri ca will meet for a social eve ning at the home of Mrs.' Ernest Janda on Tuesday, . October 19, ! s p. m. TuesdayrOct. 19 St. Mary's Guild of St. Luke's church will meet in the rectory Tuesday, October 19. 8 p. m. Thursday, October 21 Gleaner Circle of the Metho dist church will meet Thursday, October 21, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. John Schreiner. Wednesday. October 20 Historical Society will meet at jthe library Wednesday, October I 20 at 2 p. m. - . Friday, October 22 Junior American Legion Aux ' iliary will hold their meeting and ! Hal mvppn rovt oi- f ho Vinmo of J their sponsor. Mrs. Sophia Wol ever on Friday, October 22 at 7:30 d. m. Tell Of Enqaaement To Ross R. Able yyy,s ly ;J K f A - y v I r I " I ",TI"' 1 "nil- t"1 ,i""-ri-imiiiiiii-iiniii,tniii I i Virginia Lee Whalley Mrs. George J. WTialley of Om aha has announced the engage ment of her daughter, Virginia Lee to Ross R. Able, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray O. Abel of Platts mouth. - Social Flower Club Elects New Officers Social worker's flower club held their October meeting at the country home of ;.Mrs. Ar don Ruhmann with Mrs. Henry Kaffenberger and ; Mrs, Orval Kahler as co-hostesse. The president, Mrs. : Ralph Doud conducted Uhe business meeting after which an elec tion of officers was held with Mrs. Stanley Lepert as presi dent, Mrs. John Thomas vice president, Mrs. Sam Gilmour, secretary, Mrs. Francis Olsen treasurer, Mrs. Francis Cook, correspondence secretary, Mrs. Orval Kahler and Mrs. Frank Lepert flower committee. Plans were made to hold a covered dish luncheon and Hal loween party on Sunday. Oct. 31 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kahler. A gift was presented to the retiring president, Mrs. Ralph Doud by Mrs. Stanley Lepert. At the close of the meeting the social hour was spent visit ine. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. TYif Nnvf-rnhpr- mootintr will- hR at thp hnmp of. Mrs Pill -' Harris with Mrs. Marie WlieeIfer:3,1? Comedy, Cartoon & News nnri Mrs Tuii-o ' ifaffonhorrtor i ' Matinee Sunday 2:o9 as co-hostesses.; Journal Want Ads Pay! - '.' 1 'g: I i i OUR FASHION LEADER FOR THE FALL SEASON Week End Special 100:; VIRGIN ORLON CARDIGAN SWEATERS Sizes 34 - 40 Assorted Colors A $5.00 Value Only... $3.98 WE GIVE S & H m . DISTINCTIVE APPAREL 515 Main Eagle Auxiliary Plans Convention The Eagle Legion Auxiliary ' rpfrnlar meeting was called to herder by Florence Tremble in ! absence of Minnie Bird with . m A. . 1 ' eisht meniDers present, tsene jtMay and Nora Ketelhut were Our unit ordered 200 poppies for 1955. Dates were sent to the coun ty chairman for the Cass Coun ty Convention as Eagle unit to be hostess. Mrs. Nora Ketelhut and Mil dred Trumble attended Detroit Convention at Beaver Crossing, Sept. 3D. Next meeting will be Nov. 1 with Ida Oberle and Ida Nuen chou as hostesses. Mrs. NewTt6n Sullivan and Mrs. L. A. Caldwell were guests Mon day of. their daughters, Miss Barbara Sullivan and Miss Jan ice Caldwell, students at the University of Nebraska. They attneded a tea held at a sorority house on the campus. oss 11 heat re . Plattsmouth Last Time Thurs., Oct. 14 Cornel Wilde and Mel Ferrer in "SAADIA" Adventures cf a wild, sensuous, haunted beauty! All Technicolor. Also 3 Stooge Comedy and Kartcon Karnival (3 cartoons) Night Shows 7:00 & 9:00 Fri, &Sar., Oct. 15 & 16 ' Double Feature i Vincent Price . and Mary Murphy "THE MAD MAGICIAN" Absolutely the most sensational thriller you ever saw! You'll vhardly believe your eyes! and Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes in "HELDORADO" Action packed western revival actually filmedagainst the back ground of Las Vegas! Matinee Saturday 2:30 Nights 7:00 & 9:30 Sun., Mon., Tues., Oct. 17-16-19 Hay worth, and Jose Ferrer Rita in "MISS SADIE THOMPSON" Rita at her best! As that glori ous, notorious gal from Frisco! W. Somerset Maugham's most tropical South Sea Island storyj Fumed in Technicolor! Nights 7:00 Deep Textured FLEECE COATS Misses' Sizes 8-18 Full Milium Lined Red Beige Aqua Cotilion Blue Use Cur Lay-Away Plan CREEN STAMPS K r - -a- FOR WOMEN Dial 113 & 9:15 $oyp.75 V it 0MJ 8 B- milhupl'wJ)nw