Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 9

Announcement PLOWURJ Worrying about, Hint bhrlstmai gift list? Call U'lmifi's Gardens Flowers arn ft (way ft In the beat of tastft ami are deeply ftpprerlnt- rd. Cnll U'lnnfi'a Floral Shop for your flowers for any occasion. N.afitf "LOST AND FOUND leather fur lined glove. 10 phone 12IC NOTICES NOTICE 1 Beef Hides 25c to 27c No. 1 Horse Hides 511.00 to 12.00 Highest Prices for Furs.

See us before selling. HOBBS BROS. 413 Court Phone 366W buys earn your Xtnas cash by rounding up good used men's shoes. 206 6Ui. NJ'JW lions anil repairing.

fit nml Hiul worknmnshh'. Iloo.ia Tailor Shop, fiil-IU- Court. received very beautiful Hamilton, t.Sruon. automatic self- winding Klgln unit Bulova wait-hen nnd wuler iiroofB. Shlck shavers and accessories and Hemlngton Shavers, Diamonds, finest on (ho market.

KnrRO assortmenl watch bands. We buy old gold. A. I 1 Kriesen, -107 Court St. Custom butchering, green hldea, lo 25c.

per Hi. Hob Blvens, West Klla. I'll. S51W. OFF See us bcfiiro buying HOBBS LIQUOR STOKE 413 Court St Ph.

SAND YOUR OWN FLOORS Beautify your floors, make them look like new with a sander and edger from Wards. Easy to use. Instructions furnished. Rates for 24 hours Sander and edger 5.5( Sander only 4.00 Edger only 2.00 Montgomery Ward Fatmer'i Market FOU SAbF Xonrly full O. I.

plckrr nml torn litiPklnK hfd repairs. H. K. Foster, Ellis, Neb. 7-11 Gemini 1 Mills "Lnrro PVfida Con- rpiitrntc.s".

Custom Rt-lndltiK evffy Thursflny. XnpRplft, I'll 11-4413. Si.ir CJroccry. BIO Court. T'h.

LIVESTOCK AND SUPPLIES Hampshire flbotin 10 wneks old. ftimk-Ue Bowhay. Liberty. FOR I'll. 3K11.

while boor. in-ii! FOU 8AI.K—Om.vi Ilenre Incli HniniTifr mill. New 8 Irnrtor on rubber. Ben Clatonln, Nebr. t'OIl Rood weaning 1'bnne 1101 Oketo.

Wayne LlvliiK- sUnic. FOR brpfl Duroe bonr Annlp 4 nil sniilh J'lckrcll. FOR brood sows dud nnr In farrow In wnMtp, in Feb- rimry. OUR Hrtr-fonl boar, (Iraliani, 11-13 POULTRY FOR SALE Urollr.r spectallzo In Nlebol's New Mampsblrns. J5ny old nnd startod chicks for sale.

Harvey Hnng ilatchery. Ph. 208. 15tf DOGS, RABBITS, PETS FOR pollen pups, weeks old. Dean Clark, 2 inllf poiith, 1'i rast of blglnvny Xo.

4. 12-in Automottirt FOR SAt.E—1948 L.W.T?. Ford, tlrfs. Kxlrn Also 8 yd. center dump box with tandem.

Ph. 870.1. FOft SAliE- Kxreptlotlfllly r-lrnn 1041 Sedan, fun vifor, or- finish. Also fi vf-ry Chevrolet LB- 12-IS FdTt SALE 10.V Plymouth coupe, rlenn. Keasonablc.

Ph. rural 7711 aftni- 8 p. in. FOR SAM-' 41 Chevrolet town sedan. 1 mile cast, 1 south.

r.ast. of Vlr- Ocnn Uosrhewskl. AUIO PAKTS New and Used BEATRICE IRON METAL CO, We buy Scrap Iron and Metal 3rd and Market 072 Von ColllR Rfihle nttd whllo. A.K.C. Film innrldiiKH.

Joo Alnlilnot llarysvilln. Kns. 10-L' Business Services and Service, rtanilolph, Ijincoln, Nebr. ,1 tut Get that radio In A-l condition fo the rudlo season. L.ee's Radio Hm vice.

N.30-D.30 201 NO. 5th Phone 512 Articles For Sale We have Just received Truckloac of Christmas Trees, a large var iety to pick from. Red or Golden Delicious Apples Bu. 2.95 Colo. Dutchcss Pears Bu.

2.95 New Crop Navy Beans 10 Ib. 1.00 Red Triumph Potatoes 100 Ib. 1.95 Ted's Fruit Market nR burning. Stock tank heaters. New Low's Firestone Store.

1.0-1' FOR and fancy aprons 2096.T. 612 10th St. 6-1B FOR buggy and pen 215 9th. 10-12' FOR Inch Schwtnn boys bicycle. Call 1795.

12-14 FOR ladles coats, brown navy, black, size lS-lfi-14. Also some dresses, cheap. 1GS1W. FOR SA1.TC—5'i ft. Wcstinghouse refrigerator.

Perfect opera ting condition. Ph. S59X. 10-12 FOR nearly new Chair side steptable. 2 nearly now lyre lamp tables.

Ph. 6f)4W. 10-12' FOR Schwinn bicycle (101 Orable. Ph. 1434W.

12 FOR hepple white, Natural gas heater. Mahogany finish. Used 5 months. Ep.ulp< ped with automatic controls, sat- pilot and blower. $160 complete with pipa and fttt.ln*».

Ph. HITW. 221 Employment man. Hotel Paddock. 11-17 school boy over 10 for bellboy work, Hotel Paddock.

11-17 evenirur waitress at Green Top cafe. 7-10 to do selling In rural ireas. for well-established firm. Experience- not necessary, but should know own communities. Must have car.

High commissions. Write Box Beatrice. 2Slf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Han to operate 5c vending machine route part time in Beatrice. Must, be well known and references. Good income.

No Investment. Small cash bond. Fh. Mr. Hatfiold, 4 to 0:30 p.

in. Thursday Dec. 14. FOR store Jn small town. Will consider trade for Kinall acreage.

Write Box 368, Beatrice. 10-12 Real Estate you have property or farm acreage 'or anything to list. See H. A- Beam, 204 N. Graham.

See my blackboard. Ph. 12S1W. 12-2(i If. A.

Beam, Real estate Broker. If liavo buyers for city home and farm properties, me if you tn buy or sell. S. O. Arnt, Real Kstale, Ph.

1773J. HOUSES FOR RC-NT FOR room, modern house at Court, call 1876W after (1 o'clock. 11-13 FOR RENT 4 room housw and 3 room and 4 room apartments. Clone in, Call 1G07W. 10-14 APARTMENTS AND ROOMS FOR Sleeping room 1100 Court, atreet.

Ph. 1425W, U'f FOR 2 room furnished apartment. Ground floor, private bath. 7Q2 8th St. 1282J.

21.14' FOR Apartment modern 1001 7. Call 371Y. IQtt FOR RENT Modern apartment with close in. No children, ii. S.

10U FOR Downstairs three room apartment, Utilities furnished. Inquire at 610 Bell. lOtf TRUCKING Local and Ion. distance. Beatrice Motor Froltfhi Ph.

22fi. Bi MONEY TO LOAN You Can Borrow 525. to $1000. Add up your debts. Tell us Hi.

sum. Ton can arranpe a loin here lo square up rverythlnK just slKiiinR your name and listln your security. City Loan Company J. D. LocKwood, Mcr.

Phone 1P2 113 So 3tl Wanted up and livery service. 802 Bismark. Ph S71W. n-1 WANTED TO bus) ness man with child would like It rent bouse near of Beatrice available around Feb. 1.

Write Box 160, Beatrice. Neb. 7-13 to do. Ph. 71H.T 11-U buy preei stamp books.

Call 2192W. 1U- WANTED TO Rensouabb furnished apartment. East se.hon district. Ph. week days.

10-12 hay and rough chopping or grinding Savt that feed ordinarily wasted Heal rice Hay nnd Feed Ph. 3. Rt SALE DATES Wed. Dec. 13th Furniture sale Frank Franken, 1 block east, block North Main street, Odell, Xeb" C.

Keekely, Auct. Dec. 14 Louis Dorn farm sale. 12 miles southwest of Beatrice. Schultla and Tiller, auct.

Friday Dec. 1Mb 1 Frank Walker estate household Roods sale at Hcatrice Fair grounds. John Heist, auct. Dec. IS, Arthur Fasse farm sale 1 east.

1'i south of Harblne. Schul- tls and Tiller, auct. Won. Dec. lRth Next HOR and Cattle salo at Beatrice Fair grounds John W.

Heist, auct. Thurs. Dec. 21st 1-ee Games Farm sale, 4 miles east, and IVi north of Clalonia. John W.

Heist, auct. Jan. 10. Fisher farm sale. ileB north and 3 west of Beatrice.

Kuyle, Ruyle Pvist, auct. Thurs. Jan. llth Isaac Spier farm sale, 3 miles south and west of YVymore. John AV.

Heist, auct. Jan. 25, Francis Podendort farm sale, Vi tAilo North of Harblno. Sch- ultia and Tiller, auct. KOIICB OI 1 VBOBATX Kstatfi No.

S-192 of William Tjaden Deceased. In The County Court Of Gage County, Nebraska The State of Nebraska, ss: To all persons interested in said estate, take notice, that a petition has been filed for probate of the lasf will and testament of said deceased, and for the appointment of J. H. Moore as executor or to some suitable person as Administrator with the Will annexed thereof. Said matter has set.

for hearing on December 20th, 1950, at 0 o'clock A. M. Dated November 27, 1950. ((SEAL)) OSCAR, L. CLARKE, County Judge.

Sackett, Brewster Sackett, Attorneys Nov. 28. Dec. 5-12. Hudson 5 and 8 GAL, FOUNTAINS Oil and Electric Bases Sondereggers Seed Store RAY J.

CALKINS Estate have buyers for farm and city List your property with OFFICE 267 HOME. "4' two room aiwtmunt, 113 8. RENT-r-Two room furnished 'apartment. Utilities pal4 with 1'Ylgiauire, Also jsleuplnif room. fiDtt EIU.

FOR nicely furnished lleht room. Private bath. 112.60 per week. "Ph. 1S71.

lltf For nmrlt Ph. SfrlW. yOll Wheel Night and Day Wrecker Service Pay Phone 66 Night Phew U64W Service j8p6.Nprth.ftth Cars Washed While you wait, Lcntz Motors 206 So. 6th Installation of famous Wsshmo- bile makes possible to wash cars complete in 15 minutei or while you wait. Use Kendall The 2000 Mile Oil 1949 Dodge 4 dr.

Sedan. automatic transmission. Ex ceptionally nice. 1949 Packard Tudor Sedan. overdrive.

Well worth the money. 1948 Ford Super Deluxe 4-dr. Se dan. very good. 1947 Chevrolet Sedan.

heater, black finish. 1946 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan, good. 1946 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan. Very clean.

1941 Plymouth 4 dr. Sedan. Don't miss this one. 1940 Dodge coupe. 1940 Dodge Tudor Sedan.

Perfegt. 1941 Ford 2 ton pickup. Glass Motor Co. Dodge 7th Court Plymoutl USED CARS Oldsmobile 76 Club Sedan. Hydramatic Drive.

Radio, Heater. Ford Convertible. Radio, heater. Ford 4-Dr. Sedan.

6 cyl New motor. Radio, heater. Cadillac "62" 4 Dr. Sedai Hydramatic. Oldsmobile 78 4 Dr.

Sedan Deluxe Equipped. Ford Tudor. Radio, heater, visor, spot lite Oldsmobile 4-Dr. Sedan Hydramatic, Radio, Heater. Buick Super Sedan.

Low mileage. These are some of the nicest cars as to condition and equipment, we have ever had. All are local cars that have been traded in on new Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs. Logan Motor Sales George C. Logan 410 Market St.

Why all this talk about holding- the price we actually cut the price on used cars at LENTZ 401 So. 6th Your Buick-Pontiaq International Dealer has'prn 50 Buick Special Sedan Dynaflow Drive $1799 46 Ford Tudor $798 19 Chevrolet Sedan $1389 48 Pontiac Sedanet $1266 47 Pontiac Sedanet' $899 50 Buick Roadmaster Sedan $12696 50 Pontiac Sedan Coupe $1877 49 Chevrolet Fleetline Almost new $1586 48 Studebaker Pickup $799 42 Ponliac Sedan $676 41 Chevrolet Tudor $499 41 Podge Sedan $377 46 Dodge Coupe $897 ,0 Olds Sedan $379 a Buick Sedan $398 48 Willys Jeep $748 7 Ford Tudor i $983 9 Ford Tudor $1388 Untz Motors 401 '6th, Obituaries Ralph Edward Barber Ralph Edward Barber 1112 A street, Kairbury, son of Ralph C. Barber and his wife, Gladys, was born at Beatrice, Gago county, Nebraska, on Sept. 18, 1927. i Ho grew up in this community and attended ils schools.

On Nov. 27, 1947, be was married to Mary Trap at Fairbury. To this union one son was born, who survives the father's untimely death. In company with a friend, they were near Fairbury, on Saturday 2, 3950, when their car skidded off the highway and down a deep embankment, sometime between 3 and 4 p. m.

Following the accident, Ralph was rushed to a Beatrice hospital where he lived the next morning and then passed away. He leaves his wife, and son, Gary Dean; his aged parents and the following brothers and sisters: Jimme Barber, Fairbury; Kenneth Barber, Kairbury; Darlene Sewell, Beatrice; Etta Joiner, Beatrice; Carol Barber, Fairbury; Wauneta Huskins, Fairbury. Funeral services were held from Harman mortuary, Beatrice, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1950 at 2 p. with Pastor John Strong officiating.

Interment was in Evergreen Home cemetery. Frank P. Buckholz, jr. Frank P. Buckholz, was born Dec.

24, 1891, in the state of Nebraska. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buckholz, sr. lie spent his boyhood in Beatrice where ho was married to his wife, Nettie, Sept.

21, 1914. To this union were born seven children. The oldest child, Frances, proceeded him in death. He was employed at the Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company for 35 years as a foundry workei. He retired two years ago, due to poor health and moved to Pueblo, Colo.

He passed away in Pueblo, Sept. 10, 1950. Surviving are his wife, Nettie, three sons, Phillip, Raymond, and Robert, Pueblo, Colo; and three daughters, Vivian Lovvery, Evelyn Sample of Pueblo and Dorothy Jamison of Akron, eight grandchildren; four brothers, Paul Buckholz of Lincoln, John Portland, Joe of Beatrice Martin of Topeka, three sisters, Mrs. Augusta Rowe, Rockford, Mrs. Gertrude Maguire, Beatrice, and Mrs.

Rose Gerdes, Be atricc. Funeral services were held al St. Joseph's Catholic church Thursday, Sept. 14, 1950. Msgr.

G. Mock officiated and burial was in St. Joseph Catholic cemetery. Pall bearers were Phillip Buckholz, Raymond Buckholz, Robert Buckholz, Thomas Lovvery, Oliver Sample and Gary Jamison. CARNIVAL; fey Dick: Turn el Beatrice Daily Sun, tteatrico, DM.

f. "But, Pet! We just came from the gigantic clearance in Stacey's wanna get combat fatigue?" William Harms Tjaden William Harms Tjaden, son ot Harm Tjadehand his wife, Antje, nee Fossler, was born in Germany on April 27, 1867. When he was nine months old he accompanied his parents to America. Having received his Christian name in Holy Baptism over in the old country, he was reared in public and church schools here at the State Line Lutheran Church to which his parents belonged. He grew up in the State Line community and helped on the farm all his life.

He was never married. With a sister he lived here in Beatrice 23 years. Both of them were conscientious in their Church membership and attendance. His sister died several years ago and he made his home on Ella street by himself. For about a year he had been ill.

Several times he went to the hospital but always returned lome and appeared in good humor. He was so very faithful in his 'hurch work. About one week ago he took ill again and was removed to the hospital. There he lingered along until Wednesday morning, Nov. 22, 1950 when he passed He had reached the age of 83 years, six months, and 25 days.

He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mar- Hemmers and Mrs. Emma Ubben, both of Beatrice. Funeral services were held from Griffiths Funeral home at 1 Saturday, Nov. 25, 1950, Tom St.

John Lutheran Church, Beatrice, with Pastor John Strong officiating. A ladies duet sang: "Abide with Me, and "Nearer my God to A short service was held at 1m- manuel Lutheran Church, Wymore (State Line) where 'M'r. Tjaden had lived many years. ln- was in the family lot on Immanuel Lutheran Cemtery. The three largest libraries in he United States are the Library of Congress, Harvard University and the 'New York Public library.

NOTICE Of PROBATE Relate A'o S4D3 of Aneelo DeLlllo, lu Thn County Court Of Gage bounty. XelirasUu The Stain of Nebraska, To all persons Interested in said estate, alto nollcr, i hat a petition has been 'lied for prolnilo la.sl: will and tc.stnincut, of said ilecpu.sed. and 'or tho HpiHiliilmcnl of Wlliiia, Pa- us thereof. Said mater hu.s been set for hearing on DH- 20th, 3'JOO, at 'J o'clock A. M.

Paled November 28, 1950, (SKADJ OSOAH C'LARKB, County Judge. Tubka lluhkii. Attorneys Nov. 28. Pec.

5-12. NOTIOK OF APPOINTMBHT ADMINISTRATRIX 8498 of Anna B. Miller, In Cciunty Court, Cage County, The Slain nf XebrasUfi. sa; To all pcr.suns in gaixl tikf nolle-'-, that a petition has been lleci for the appointment of Uribble us aduiiiilstruti-U of salO state. Said mutter has been set for tearing, on January 3rd, 1951, at 8 jV.lock a.

in. Pated December 0, 1950. (SKA1O) OSCAR CUAUKK. County ROOM FOR the shadows of world conflict hanging Jieayy over the at Lake access to a newly-opened "meditation room." The- 20-foot square, dimly lighted room, decorated only by small flags and a pot of lerns, was opened to UN officials and the public alike, iri response to many pleas by religious organizations. Adams News Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Boyer and family of Liberty spent Sunday evening at the Frank Spitsnogte home. Michael and Kent Boyer stayed a few days with their grandparents. Sherri and Jean Spitsnogle were also guests there. Mrs.

Agnes Callan and Mrs. Clair Callan were Beatrice.visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lueker and family were supper guests at 1he Ralph Cacck home Sunday evening.

Mrs. Frank Spitsnogle took Mrs. Willian Weiden to Beatrice Thursday afternoon where she had dental work done. Attend Concert People from Haddam, Washington and Marysville, Steele City, Diller, Blue Springs, Wymore and Beatrice were in Odell Friday evening for the concert by the KMA Legion quartet at the high school. Mrs.

Blanche Kruegcr went to Steele City Saturday to spend some time with her daughter, Nina and husband. The young people met at the Christian church recently to make plans for the Christmas program to be given Dec. 17 at m. During the short social hour in the basement, refreshments were served by Mrs. Ina Kechley and Mrs.

Eugene Colgrove. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Kannarr and Mrs. Blanche Krueger were Beatrice visitors Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clair CalJan and children, Mrs. John Callan, Dean Callan of Odell Callan and Dick of Lincoln were Thanksgiving guests at. the Vern Christlieb home in Clay Center, Kas.

Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Colgrove and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cacek and sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Colgrove and daughter, and Mr, and Mrs. Wayraa Colgrove and son were guests at the Dell Colgrove home Thanksgiving day. Holiday Guests Frank Masok, came from Peru last week to visit his father, Frank Masek, over the holiday. 4TOTICE Kstalu No. 8310 of Jrenu L.

Smith, Pecoust'd. In County Court, County, Nebraska State, of Nebraska, ss: To all persons interested in o.slatc. fake notice, thut (tin executor filed a final m-count and report of Itjs administration, and a petit Ion for final ijfttlenient and tlisclitfi-go as such, and for a detcnnlnallon of the of said deceased, which has been Bet for hearing before mud court on December gist, 1950, at 9 o'clock A. when you' may appear and contest the same. Dated November 27, 1850.

((S13AW) OSCAR L. CLAKKK County Hevcloue Mi-f'owii, Attorneys Nov, Mrs. Frank Masek, and baby returned home with her husband. Chester Heaston, who had spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Heaston, also returned to Peru with the Maseks. Chester is a student in the college there. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Skrabal and son fere Beatrice visitors Friday.

Mrs. Vada Parker of Missouri was a weekend visitor at the Elvy Spitsnogle home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanosheck, Maurice Stanosheck and Mr.

and Mrs. Clair Callan were among those from Odell who attended the Nebraska-Oklahoma game in Norman, Saturday. They went by train. Mrs. Earl Spitsnogle and daughters Sherri Jean and Earleen, Mrs.

Frank Spitsnogle and Mr. and Mrs. Elvy Spitsnogle were Beatrice visitors Friday. Miss Ana Masek returned to Salina, Sunday after spending Thanksgiving with her father. Mr.

and Mrs. John Rosecrans went to Fairbury Sunday where they were dinner guests of and Mrs. James Sinclair and Dories. Sunday Guests Mr. and Airs.

Earl Colgrove and family had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clem Lcpoidevin, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Hayes and family of Diller, Miss Beverly Hayes and Bill Moser of Marysville, Herman Hardy Diller, Mr. and Mrs.

John Zugmier and Edna of Blue Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spitsnogle and daughters. Mrs. William Zugmier attended the public sale held by her sister, Mrs.

Minnie Showers, "Saturday in Diller, Crab Orchard News Surprise Party Mrs. B. M. Shew planned and successfully carried out a surprise dinner Dec. 3 at the Shew home honoring the birthday of her son, Arnold Shew.

Guests wore Mr. and Mrs. William Little and children Mr. and Mrs. Lester Edwards of Auburn, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Joosten of Lincoln and Miss Donna DeWyke of Beatrice-. In Hospital Mrs. Harriet Spradley, who has been making her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Johnson, was moved Wednesday from Tecumsch to University hospital at Omaha. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Leigh and Susan of Hardy were Sundav guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Jeffery, In Israel, every able bodied male up to 50 and every vied.childless woman up lo 34 has to serve 24 days a year in the army reserves, Islander Draws 8 Year Rape Sentence HASTINGS, Dec. 1.2 Burl Gorman, 33-year-old Grand Island worker, was sentenced to eight years in the stale penitentiary yesterday after pleading guilty to rape charge. Ho admittrd an assault Dec. 3 against a 20- year-old Hastings girl. HP entered a plea of guilty in the Atiams county court and was immediately bound over lo district court for sentence after waiving his right to a 24 hour stay.

was passed by District Judge Edmund Ntiss and Gorman was taken to Lincoln immediately after 1hp trial Monday afternoon. Blue Springs News Galloping Tea Mrs. C. L. Foster and Mrs.

Earl Wickorsham were hostesses to the Friendship circle Wednesday morning to a galloping tea at tho Foster home. Eighteen members and three children attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gish, Joleen.

Jimmy and Larry accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Harry Miller to Lincoln Sunday. Mr. Miller went to Omaha where he reported Monday for duty in the Navy. He was a gunners mate during World War II and saw duty in the Pacific with the Navy.

Mrs. Miller, the former LaVeta Gish, will make brr home with her family. Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Fletcher had as supper guests Friday, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Fletcher of Marysville, Kas. Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Overhalser entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tally, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Aden and son, all of Lincoln, at a Thanksgiving day dinner.

Miss Myrtle Hcndricks was well remembered on her birthday, Nov- 28, with a shower by her friends. She also 'received gifts. Joint Meeting The Willing Workers Service Society and the Women's Society of World Service of the E.U.B. church will have a joint meeting Dec. 13th.

The meeting will be at two p. m. in the church, parlors. The lesson loader asks that those attending bring news items in recent papers concerning the Near East. Miss Laura Balgue left last Wednesday for Brewster', spend several months, with a sister there.

Max Foster is a new employe at the Safeway store in Wymore. Need Den Mother The Blue Springs Cub Scouts, five in number, are searching for a new Den Mother. Any mother who can devote a little time to those boys please contact Mrs. Cliff Creek. Among those attending the Homesteaders concert Li Beatrice Sunday afternoon were Mrs.

L. J. J. Artz, M'iss Ly'dia Rice, Mrs. Jqhn Koch and Mrs.

J. C. Martin. Mr. and Mrs.

LeRoy Crowner and Richard returned to Napers- ville, 111., Monday where LeRoy will continue his studies for the ministry. They have been here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Crowner. Mrs. William Beal was called to Lincoln Monday by the death of her grandaughter's husband, Bob Stackman. Mrs. Stackman will be remembered in the community as Mary Jenkins.

Mrs. Stanley Stromitis was a Beatrice visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pyle were Beatrice shoppers Saturday.

Sunday guests at the O. H. Palmer home were Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Massic and Roger of Friend. Thanksgiving day guests at the home of the Rice sisters were Miss Laura Balgue and Miss Mae Mathews. Weekend Visitors Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Penkava of Lincoln were Saturday night and Sunday visitors at the Al Schuerman home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Schuerman and family joined the group for Sunday dinner. Mr.

and Mrs. T. H. Whittaker spent the weekend in Lincoln with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Whittaker. Sunday the group was joined by Mrs. Archie Stansbury and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rutan of Beatrice.

A family dinner was en- joyedi Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillham of Beatrice spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Gillham and family. Lau Rene Gillham also of Beatrice spent Sunday at home. Supper Guests Supper guests at the Will Hagood home Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs.

Bill McDaniels of Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hagood and family and Mr. and Mrs, A.

E. Fletcher were visitors. Mrs. Mabel Borden and Mrs. Lulu Owen of Burchard visited the W.

E. Herron home last Miss Rachel Palmer of Lincoln spent from Tuesday to Thursday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H.

Palmer. She is employed at the' Orthopedic hospital, having been there for some time. Wednesday, Mrs, Palmer and Rachel were Beatrice visitors. Mrs. Jennie Closs was a dinner guest Sunday at the country home of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Lloyd, south of Wymore. She attended the evening services at the Bethel church. Mudecas Contest At the Mucjecas contest held jn Adams Saturday, pecember JJnd, the Blue Springs school placed third with their presentation of the play direction of Miss Camilla Ijubka, Players were Dale S'Chultzer Sjjjy i a Shirley Hcn4ricKSon, Mary Casebeer Paul Kaufman, all seniors. Mr.

and G. tf. Bragg, their daughter, Barbara and her aflcee, all pf "Peru, were afternoon visltora at the Wilber News doose Feed Masons of Blue Valley lodge K.i. 64 met for their annual g00se dinner Tuesday evening. Dinner was served at 6:30 to 30 and guests in the lodge dining uom.

Election of officers uas held during the meeting that followed with Robert Timm named to'aerve, as master of the lodge for thfr coming year. Annual Meeting The Wilber Chamber ot mercc held their annual meeting Thursday evening at the Legion hall with the following being elected to office for the coming year: President, Orvin Welch; vice pres-i idcnt, Arnold Houscr, treasurer, Kd Gates; new board of Quentin P. Gerhard, Ellie Parkett and Stuart Bohacek. Arnold ser, Irvin Novak and Ed Gatesf are also members of the of directors. Annual Dinner The annual Firemen's auxiliary, dinner was held at the Hotel ber Sunda.

evening with morej than 60 auxiliary members pres-. ent. Mrs. Lawrence Dorman of 1 Lincoln was an out-of-town Deer Hunters Sheriff nnd Mrs. John enjoyed a deer hunt last week In" the western part of Sheriff Tesar was one of the feW in Saline county to be issued 4, permit -for hunting.

Last his wife was the lucky one. D. D. Club Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Hoffman- were hosts to the D.D. club at their home Wednesday evening? Refreshments were served at close of the evening. Mrs. Arnold Tlouser and ter, Gloria, went to Chicago week to visit with her mother! Mrs. Maria Daszkiewicz.

Births Staff Sergeant and Mrs, Heidecker of Hallam announce the? birth of a son, Craig Alan, orf Nov. 30 at a Lincoln Mrs. Heidecker'ls the Mary Ann Vilda. daughter of Mr? and Mrs. Otto Vilda of Wilber.

Mr. and JVtrs. Charles Sicner Denver, announce" the birtrt of a daughter, Cleste Ruth, on. Nov. 8 at the Denver hospital.

Mr? Sicner is the son of Mr. and MrsJ- Vac Sicner of Wilber. Mrs. Fred Shimerda, wife or Postmaster Fred Shimerda, is iting with her daughter and sort-H in-law family, Mr. and Franklin Vandenurg and sons friT Twin Falls, Ida.

Breaks Arm Mrs. Fannie Shimonek fell offc her porch Saturday while shaking? a small rug and' broke arm at the wrist. Mrs. is staying with her sister, JMary Vacek, while 1 Mrs. Nell C.

Grubb was called! Saturday to Denver, due- the serious ter. and' Mrs. Harold and son, and Mrs. Hoffman spent Saturday in coin shopping and visiting witrg Mrs. Harold Hoffman's Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Guests of Mrs. Sarah over the weekend her i and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edgarf' Savage of Kansas City, Mo.

Birth Mr. and Mrs. Clifford announce the birth 6f a son, borre Dec. 6 at a Lincoln hospital. Wedener is the vocational ture instructor in the schools.

Sokols Elect' The Sokol organization of ber elected the following at their annual meeting this weekYf President, Joe Novak, vicfly! president, Vaclav Novak; secret tary; Mrs, Emil Kostka; secretary, Mrs. Fred V. Bor treasurer, Ed Beck; board of tees, Joseph Snyder, Edward bee and Otto Tichy. Open Teen Agers Hall Mr. and Mrs.

August of? Wilber took over the operation off the Wilber pool hall and cafe thisj week. They leased the from Tom Divoky. Mr. 'and Tvrz considered for some time 1 opening an establishment of ness for teen agers, while were living in Leavenworth, Mr. and Mrs, Tvrz will operate business as a sort of hall for teen agers as well as eld-5 ers.

Both Mr, and Mrs. Tvrz are? and have had experience in hand-ft ling such enterprises for agers and Wilber has been in of a place for its young future zens lo meet, under the supervi-t sion of experienced elders. In nection with the Tvrz center, Mrs. Tvrz will serve meals and short orders Ln the department for teen agers as as ciders as she is in that line. The community Wilber as well as the city of ber is pleased to have such a 1 ness open in the djy and one wishes the Tvrzs the best luck.

William C. McCabe, who released from the Army in vember because of prior service ms opened a tavern, known as "Foxhole," which he recently, chased from its former ownef owner, Robert J. Easley of coin. Mi-. McCabe has rentJ apartment in the Sukovaty ing and will move his family hi this week, Their family of a son 7 years pit) daughter 4 years old.

The Wilber ber is again decoration contest fa to 1 rated Nwtl 'W.