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ALVO NEWS Mrs. Wilton How Mrs. Marlon Kellogg, Mrs. Elmer Hass, Mrs. Kendall Dim mitt and Mrs. Boyd Edwards attended the annual meeting of the Woman's Society of Chris tian Service at St. Paul's Meth odist Church at Lincoln this week. Mrs. Ruth Stewart has been with her mother at Norwalk, Iowa, the past five months. She returned to her home at Alvo March 24. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wessel, Emmett and Lee were with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stewart for supper Saturday. Charles Ganz, Lloyd Mlckle, ONLY $43 Repays $1,002.03 "American" Cash Loan Pay Day Loans Extra Spending Cash Pay Taxes (See Chart for further informa tion) Come in, phone, or write any AMER. ICAN LOAN office OURS IS A FRIENDLY SERVICE American Loan Plan Plattsmouth 530 Main St. Look o z Ed 4. U r-Q 3 - '.Hers in ONE stop, you con choose the new suit AND the Kormoniiing occestories that will present the pldifft of smart styling end good tasfs, flt you Step out in tho Easier parade. CURLEE SUITS Newest Stylet and Fabrics In The Most Wanted Shades and Patterns $35.00 FROM Faultless ARROW STETSON AND si H 1 1 11 By WEMBLEY $1.50 up COMPLETE EASTER OUTFITS AND ACCESSORIES FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN CMrTJB Gary Krleser, Martin Zoz nnd Wilson Howe attended the Cass County T-Bone Club dinner at Plattsmouth Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Skinner who were with their son and family In Kansas several weeks returned to their home at Alvo this week. Mrs. John Banning was at her home at Alvo one day this week. She spent the winter at Nebras ka City. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stewart were with Mr. and Mrs. Har old McCoy near Avoca Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hard nock and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Dimmltt and daughters Sunday afternoon. Ta Or Ax? In balancing the budget the big question is whether to use more tax or more ax. Norfolk Virglanian-Pllot. Per Month No. el Amount Monthly Monttii You Cot Ptymonti 2S $"T04.00$ 6.00 25 318.00 Is 00 2S 567.38 30.00 30 1002.03 43.00 30 1318.72 55.00 3 1514.86 54.00 36 2514.33 86.001 36 3000.00 101.51 Phone 3213 Your Best this ""gas-. .' ,; 1 WHITE SHIRTS 4 I S450 'J L From H f It STEVENS HATS New Style $C95 From MASSAGIC AND JOHNSONIAN SHOES FOR MEN From Sox Fruit of The Loom and Hanes Underwear Arrow Handkerchiefs MURDOCH Dorothy Mills Phone 2956 The Friendly Neighbors met at the Elbert Stroy home Mar. 20 with 12 members and a vis itor present. In the absence of President Evelyn Neitzel, Dor othy Mills presided over the business meeting. Roll call was answered by telling an Irish Joke or story. The club voted to contribute to the Easter Seal Campaign. The program, consisting of a game, a reading and a discus sion on the topic Shall We Put Our Elder Citizens In Nursing homes? brought for.h many ideas on the subject. Lorna served a seasonal lunch using the St. Patrick's Day theme. The Oood Luck Club met at the home of Mrs. John Murdock March 20. There were 21 mem bers and a visitor present. The members decided to send a 30 dozen case of eggs to the Ne braska Children's Home in Omaha for Easter. i The lesson on care of rugs I was given by Mrs. Fred Stock and Mrs. Orlln Burrlll. Lur.ch was served by Mrs. ! Lyle Stock and Mrs. Willard Stock. I The farm known as the John Oustln place was sold last week at auction to Carl Meierjergen. Harvey Duba escaped injury when he hit a cow on O St. High way last week, although the car 1 was badly damaged. His wife 1 suffered a slight Injury. Their small children were with them i In the car. Dr. O. E. Llston was taken , to the hospital in Lincoln last i week. His condition wds improv- ed at this writing. Lttle Susan Schlaphof is hav ing a siege of flu. Douglas Neit zel also has flu. Alvln Bornemeier is in South Dakota taking care of some bus iness interests. Jimmy Mills and his friend Eddie Miller of North Tonna wanda, N. Y., spent the weekend at the J. F. Mills home. They ae students at Wayne State Teachers College. The Alvin Klemme family spent Sunday at the Rev. Vance home In Ithaca. Other guests were the Jack Oeary family of Madison. The ladies are sisters and daughters of Rev.. Vance. They attended services at the Church. t Weekend guests at the Elbert Stroy home were Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of Denver and Mr. and Mrs.- Aaron Nice of Broken Bow. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wllkcn en tertained at four tables of pi nochle Saturday evening. High sccre was won bv Mr. and Mrs. Grant Peters; second high, Mrs. Chet Elsman and Herman Wendt; travelling, Paul Kup ke. A seven o'clock supper was served before the card game. HAPPY IIISTI.KRS The Happy Hustlers 4-H Club opened their meeting by saying the 4-H Pledge. The meeting was held at the home of Cheryl and Randall Stratton March 22. The presi dent, Bruce Rieckman, called the meeting to order. Roll call showed 11 members present and three absent. Last year's and this year's charter seals were put on by Harvey Mills and Martin Zler ott. The leader handed out extra pamphlets. The leader assigned reports for next time. Pages 14 and 15 In the Beef Manual were read on General Management of the Calf. The secretary read the Con stitution and By-Laws of the Happy Hustlers. Bruce Rieckman gave a re port on Treating Ringworm; Rodney Klemme, Training the Horns; Randy Stratton, Trim ming the Hooves. Scott Rieckman gave a dem onstration on Whipping the End of a Rope, George Mills, one on Wall Knot and Crown. A bingo game was played us ing the Judging points of a calf. Mrs. Ted Stratton served a lunch. Next meeting will be at the home of Rodney Klemme April 26 at 7:30. Miss Hagemeister Honored at Shower AVOCA (Special) Miss Sandra Hagemeister, Lincoln, was honored at a bridal shower Sunday at the First Lutheran Pariah Hall. Hostesses were aunts of the bride-to-be, Mrs. Henry Buch holz, Mrs. Alvin Ludwlg and Mrs. Harry Brockhoff. Thirty guests were present. Miss Hagemeister, a student nurse at Bryan Memorial Hos pital, Lincoln, will be married April 0 to Marine Lt. John Allen Williams at Calvary Lutheran Church, Lincoln. !Ncw Books Added to Public Library Mrs. Sybil Moore has presen ted two books to the Public Library: Alan Drury's "A Shade of Difference" (sequel to the Pulitzer Prize winning "Ad vise and Consent") and "Whit taker's Wife," a novel of central Africa, by Harry Bloom. Friends and neighbors of the late Miss Barbara Gering gave a sum of money to the library with which the following refer ence books were bought: New Revised Velazquez Spanish and English Dictionary; Handbook on Denominations in the United States, Their History, Doctrines, Organization and Present Sta tus, by Frank S. Mead; The New Roget's Thesaurus in Dic tionary Form; Facts about the Presidents, by Joseph N. Kane. Some recent books added to the Library: "A Captive in the Land," a novel by James Aldrldge. A high-powered suspense novel a bout a man who unwir.ingly becomes a nawn In the power struggle between East and West. Favorite Doctor Stories, both fact and fiction. An unusually fine collection. 1 Nathaniel Eenchley, "Catch a Falling Spy." The only funny novel ever written about be coming a spy. Ambier, h,ric "The Light of Day." Istanbul is the setting of this swift-moving sophistica ted novel. Two Counryans Join Fraternity Twenty-six University of Ne braska students are newly ac tivated members of Phi Mu Al pha Sinfonla, a professional mu sic fraternity, according to Sin fonla president Jim Herbert of Omaha. Listed among the new mem bers are Tim Fischer, Platts mouth, and Mark Jorgensen, Ashland. Sinfonla seeks to advance the cause of music in America, to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of mu sic and to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its mem bers. Call Your News And Social Items to 2141 News for girls with skin blemishes... "A CLEARER. 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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Meisinger and Mrs. Anna Meisinger were Sunday evening callers at the Raymond Cundall home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lan caster accompanied Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Furse to Denison, Iowa, to help their little grand- srn, Mike, celebrate his second birthday. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Furse. I Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Nottley and Alria of Avoca, Iowa, call ed at the Bill Van Ackern home Sunday aiternoon and stayed for a lunch. A fire Monday afternoon did extensive damage to the in terior of the Lloyd Lewis home. Farewell Dinner For A. A. Cundall MURRAY (Special) Mr. 1 and Mrs. Raymond Cundall hntirl a farpwell dinner Sunday at their home in honor of Ray-J mond's father. A. A. Cundall, who left Tuesday to make his: home in California. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hultine and family of Clay Center, Mr. and Mrs. Mi lan Samuelson and family of Harvard, Mr. and Mrs. James Cundall and family of Bellevue, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cundall, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cundall and son of Plattsmouth. Mr. Cundall had spent the past two weeks in this area visiting his sons and families. All Clear Medicated Make -up gives you fash Ion's new matte finish. ..con ceals as It helps heal, with Du Barry's own medication, Bionol. 4 shades... $1.50 All Clear Medicated Face Wash-Its 2-way ac tion removes soil and make-up ...Bionol helps check bacteria. Delightfully scented... $1.50 All Clear Cleansing Grains gently whisks away coarse top skin and black heads, revealing new "babyi fine" skin $1.25 m I MQtUTIO If I MM WW I j 1 CUMIMHMI I I MiCML I ; Mi MM! KM I Rexdi DRUG Obituary Emil Verner Anderson Emil Verner Anderson was born In Sweden Sept. 11, 1888, and died at his home March 21. He came to this country at the age of 16 and lived in Louis ville until his death. j He was married to Ellen John son Nov. 28, 1917. They had a daughter, Marie Eastridge of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Survivors pre his wife and -daughter; two grandsons and two great-grandsons. , Mr. Anderson worked in the quarries and for many years was employed at Ash Grove' Lime and Portland Cement Co. In 1944, his health failed and he was unable to continue work ing as a blaster in the quarry. He then was employed as Louis-, ville's Chief of Police until his i retirement. Funeral services were March 24 at 2 p. m. at Fusselman Fun eral Home, Louisville, the Rev. William Bavis officiating. Laura Gess was organist and Doris Hirsch, soloist. Pallbearers were Eric Davis, LaRue Williams, Henry Davis, Elmer Alcxen, Tlnus Bomberg and Fred Reichart. Burial was in Rivervicw Cemetery, Louis ville. 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