Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • 7

Bftrlc Dally Son, Beatrice, Fit, Nov. 80, 1DC3 7 Proclamation WHEREAS, the Christmas Sea Miss Jepsen Prayer for Today Remington Typewriters Hind or Electric Complete Office. Outfltteis 1th and EJle 223-JI567 Collapse of bridge WILBER (Special) A suit was flle In District Court here this pasf week against Crete and Sa-line County for damages Incurred as the result of a bridge collapse Oct. 31. Donald Tenopir is the plaintiff in the case and li taking for $7, 824.04 damages.

He Is owner of the truck loaded with milo which plunge Into Walnut Creek east of Crete after a small bridge, owned jointly by Crete and the Coun-ty. gave way under the weight of the truck. i) brings damage suit Tenopir charges that the owners failed to post a load capacity sign at the bridge site; failed to place any warning of Its eakened condition; and failed to keep the bridge in proper repair. Robert Anderson was driving the Tenopir at tho time of the accident. He was not Injured.

GUNS ShctRuns, Klfiea, Nw or Used, bought. 10IJ and traded. LIIL SPOUTING GOODS Time to Rcmemtcr 4 Chuistmas Canas L- (V mfi frills -A I 1. I 1 i -ft it iy IV i i. .1.

i i 1 -i -J son is one of Peace on Earth and Joy and Good Will toward our fel- lowmen; and WHEREAS, the American peo ple have been recognized for shar ing generously with less fortunate people of the world; and WHEREAS, this Christmas Season packages and greetings will be sent to all parts of the globe; and WHEREAS, the majority of these packages and greetings will be handled and delivered by our faithful Postal Employees; and WHEREAS, Postmaster Gener al J. Edward Day is appealing to the people of this nation to "Shop and Mail Early" so the work load of the Post Office De partment can be better distribu- ed; and WHEREAS, Better distribution of the Post Office Department Christmas work load will result in improved service to Postal Patrons anu assure timely arrival of gift packages and greetings: NOW, THEREFORE, Wm. W. Cook Mayor of the City of Beatrice do hereby designate December 2nd through December 8th "Shop and Mail Early Week" and I urge all citizens to lend their full cooperation to this worthy project and to observe Christmas in the True Christmas Spirit. Wm.

W. Cook Sr. Mayor Births Procter A 7 lb. 3 oz. son was born Nov.

30 to Mr.and Mrs. Carl Procter at the Mennonite Hospital. Mrs. Procter is the former Alie Hill. Llntz An 8 lb.

3 oz. son was born Nov. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Linz at the Lutheran Hospital.

Mrs. Llntz Is the former Odetta Kliene. will appear in 'Sketchbook' Perform fire baton routine at local benefit Mary Lee Jepsen, Miss Nebraska, has been signed to appear in "The Sertoma Sketchbook" the two-act musical revue to be presented Dec. 7 and 8 at City Auditorium as a benefit for the two local hospitals. In a telephone conversation with Dick Wood, "Sketchbook" director, Mist Jepsen said today that she was very pleased to be able to be a part of this fine civic project, and that she was looking forward to being in Beatrice again.

Miss Jepsen won her title last June on the stape of the Beatrice auditorium and in September won honors as a finalist the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. During each performance of "The Sertoma Sketchbuook" Mary Lee will appear in her official Miss Nebraska ball gown to greet the audience. Late' in the show she will display her ability as a performer doing a fire baton routine. Mary' Lee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn K. Jepsen of Papillion. She is a student at the University of Nebraska and is appearing throughout the state this year for both commercial and civic organizations. Dick and Mary Lee are not strangers, since. he directed The Miss Nebraska Pageant where she won first honors.

George Westinghouse invented the air brake. 25 all dike for $1.50 TWO XT It A INVflOHS HI IOX Cdoose from our wide selection of fine Christmas Lrds now en display. Something in common Three Nebraska bishops are seen as they approach St. Peter's Basilica In Rome for one of the sessions of the Ecumenical Council. Let to right: BlBhop John L.

Paschang, Grand Island; Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan, Omaha; and Bishop James V. Casey, Lincoln. The Council will recess on Dee. 8, and Bishop Casey expects to be back in LJncoln on Detc.

9. Writing from Rome, Bishop Casey said the three Nebraskans ride to the Vatican together each morning, giving them opportunity to iMeprasna looioau games. UTVSIMMINTYOUINAMtONTHISICAIDS GALES 500 Court St. Father, let not my life be troubled by little things. Free me from the hurt of the hastily spoken word the Imagined alight, the petty, irritations of frustration.

May I live In a world of generous thoughts, unselfish deeds, and noble purposes. Lift me out of the confusion and clutter of the trivial into the realms of the soul's nobility. May 1 march breast forward into each new day, resolved to live worthily of the Christ Whose name 1 own. Amen, Alfred Grant Walton, Brooklyn, N. minister.

Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church. you're missed If you are a carrier delivery subscriber and fail to set your Sun call the Sun Office. 323-9233, before 7 p. Mondays through Fr days or between and 11 a. m.

Sundays. To Central CKy The Eric Har-bart family is moving from Pick-rell to Central City. Personals Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Ellison have returned from Denver, where they spent the holiday week with the V. M. Ellison and F. R.

Nelson families and became acquainted with their new granddaughter, Kirstin Ann Nelson, a daughter of the F. R. Nelsons. Mrs. Nelson Is the former Beverly Ellison.

They also visited with the L. E. Conover family, a brother bf Mrs. Ellison. Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Hall and family, Bartlesville, have re turned home after visiting Dr. and Mrs. H. H.

KIrchner. Among shoppers in Beatrice were Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Buss and family, Domingo Caballaro of Spain, a student at the University of Nebraska, is spending the weekend with the Robert Martin family.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pease and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pease and Rebecca, Lincoln, have returned from Calvert City, where they visited the Bob Pease Jr.

family. A business visitor in Beatrice was Fred Lienemann, Wymore. Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Carlson and family have returned from a trip to Chiago and Rockford, 111.

Jack Quackenbush and Arnold Nieveen have returned from Chicago, HI. where they attended the National Farm Managers meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sheperd-son have returned from Denver, where they visited their son, Eddie, and family.

Mrs. Bertha Bindernaeel har re- lViirna4 mm TUIUtnm uhnr Khf visited her daughter, Mrs. Willis Foster, and family. Mrs. Gertrude Vance, Dei Moines, Iowa has returned after visiting her sister, Mrs.

Val Fulton, and family. Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Grove, Days-land, Canada and Cled'a Zimmerman, Kelsey, Canada, spent over Tuesday with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Graves. Gifts wrier the selection is aiwayu distinctive Gfr Smarting tHoiutf III iMt Up IIATRICI, NIIRAIKA 1 Community Saving SUrri i ZIPPERS Repaired and Rei'lacrt BELLS SHOE SERVICE Ella St Beatrice. Ntbi. JUST ARRIVED Our 19G3 colors in Super Kem-Glo and Kern-Ola ACME QUALITY PAINTS INC.

616 Court Ph. 223-5340 Dental Office Now Open 710 Court Dr. Dean L. Doyle D.D.S. Phone 223-5109 Beatrice Locals Te Beatrice Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Weyer, Crab Orchard, are moving to their new home east of Beatrice on Highway 138. Solve your Christmas shopping problems nowBy giving a Dally Sun Gift Subscription. It Is a gift that will be enjoyed every day of the year and The Daily Sun will send a FREE, Christmas Card with each gift subscription. So come In today and solve YOUR shopping problems.

28tf Christmas party The Beatrice Lioness Club Christmas party for members and their husbands will be held Sunday, Dec. 2, at 7 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Winne, Memorial Drive. Turkey supper and bazaar. Saturday, December 1. Serving 1-7 p. m.

Filley Methodist Church. 2840 At the Lutheran Treatment: Norman Fentlman, Blue Springs: Francis DeRyke. Surgery: John Saathoff, Wymore; George G. Gal-lisath, Wymore; Mrs. Frit Chris-tener, Home, Mrs, Paul Jack.

Tonsillectomy: Brenda Mu-noz; Gale Munoz. Dismissed: Clarence Toedter, Marysville, James Galloway; Mrs. Leo Lam-berson; Woodrow Schank; Mrs. Robert Marley; John Schroeder, DeWitt. "Notice For the winter months Sack Lumber Co.

Currier Lumber Co. and Beatrice Lumber Co." will close at 3 p. m. starting Dec I. 31-2 At the Mennonite Treatment: Mrs.

Wayne Hurtle; Mrs. Lam-inert Frerichs Dismissed: Hugh Laflin, Crab 'Orchard; Charles Ov-erbeck: Mrs. Charles Overbeck; Mrs. Donald Plunkett; Mrs. Dr-rel Bothwell and baby, Virginia.

Notice BPO Does Chorus will sing at Elks Memorial services Sunday, Dec. 2, at 1:30 p. m. at the Elks Club. Spedd dy Doctors re recommending these types of comfort chairs for perfect relaxation from the strains of modern living.

These special pre-Christmas values are priced within the reach of any family budget. discuss such important issues as Shopping in Beatrice were Mr. and Mrs. Ehme Wallman, Adams. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Deitemey-er returned Tuesday after spending several days in Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Umphenour and Mrs. Everet Schiermeyer visited in Auburn last Sunday. Mrs. Bob Simpson and daughter of Wymore were In Beatrice shopping.

Spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bell is their grandson, Douglas Robinson, Lincoln. Sgt. and Mrs.

Howard McClure and Becky are vis'ting in Beat-rie with Mrs. McClure's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Wilkinson, The McClures have just returned from Germany, where they have been for the past three years. After a 30-day leave, Sgt. McClure has been reassigned to a post at Fort Leonard Wood, Mrs.

McClure and Becky will remain in Beatrice until after the holidays. Mrs. Maude Zimmerman was a weekend. guest of her sister, Mrs. Anna Tay, in Lincoln.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Noble will go to Lincoln Saturday for the Shrine ceremonies. More than one half the land area of Arkansas is forest. Public HI tyT 111 lit LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS i I will sell at Public Auction, at the place 8 miles West of Platte Pipe Line at Beatrice, then 2 miles South, or 3 miles East 5 miles South of Plymouth, or East of Harbirie on Highway 136 Platform Roclier Final rites held for former resident Funeral services for Raymond "Pete" Peterson, Kingman, formerly bf Beatrice, were held Nov.

23 from Van Marter-Hale Mortuary Memorial Chapel, Kingman, with interment in Mountain View Cemetery. Kingman. Mr. Peterson, 69, died Nov. 17 at Fort Whipple Veterans Hospital, Kingman.

He was born June 12, 1893, at Stromsburg and lived in Schribner for several years before moving to Beatrice. He was manager of the IGA Grocery Store here for 18 years before moving to Kingman, where he continued in the grocery business until his retirement. Surviving are his widow, Viola of Kingman; o.ie daughter, Mrs. (Fred (Marchetta) Brown, Kingman; one sister; and four grandchildren. Saline Farmers to talk wheat program WILBER (Special) The Saline County Farmers will hold meeting at Saline Center Hall northwest of Wilber on Dec.

4 at 7:33 p. m. The group plana to discuss the 1983 wheat program. The event is sponsored, by the ASCS committee. Sale miles North of Diller.

or 2 miles to 103 Junction, then Ha miles 1954 I.H.C. Model 144 Self-Pro-. pelled good condition 1954 I.H.C. Mounted Model 20, 2 Row Corn Picker I.H.C. No.

238. 2-Row Cultivator I.H.C. No. 46. Mounted 2Row Lister, with Gandy Insecti- cide attachment I.H.C.

No. F-35 Listed Corn Cultivator Wetmore Grinder I.H.C No. 25V, 7ft. Power Mow- I.R.C. 15f-t.

disc, with 18" Blades I.H.C. N. 314 Tractor Plow I.H.C. 12-ft. 4 -Section Spring Tooth Harrow Ford Mounted Plow Ford Mounted 7-ft.

Mower Ford Rear Mounted Blade Ford Front Mounted Manure Loader John Deere 7-16 Steel Grain Drill New Idea 4-Bar Side Rake 1954 Colby Power Take off Manure Spreader, 2-Wrnel, on rubber John Deere 4-Section Harrow 3 Trailers, with Wood Boxes 2 Hay Racks, on rubber John Deere 30-ft Steel Elevat- or Speed Jack Hoist 8-ft. Section Elevator Hop-per 2 24-ft. Bale Elevators Several Pieces Old Machinery MISCELLANEOUS 300-Gal. Fuel Tank. on Steel Stand: 3 Rolls Wire Cribbing: 3 Rolls Slat Cribbing; 23 1x12 Boards 8, 10, 14-ft.

Lengths; Some Planks: Railroad Ties; 9 Poles. 10-ft. Long; 150 Steel Posts; Barb Wire; 180-Amp Forney Welder; Elflrtrie Motor; Electric ivlotcr: Electric Motor; Electric Motor; Dempster Pump Jack; Feed Bunks; 2 Sets Trac-tor Chains: Ladder; Post Drill; Vise; Iron: Other Items Too Numerous To Mention. North on Gravel Road, on Saturday, Dec. 8 Commencing At 11 A.M.

TV Hecliner New Shipment $S)95 Full foam seat 0 Soft pillow back Comfort positions Combination 100 nylon and pile fries and plastic Others as low as 149.95 Peam eushlon Soft pillow back ATailable in all 1007. Nylon pile Maternity Wear over Friexe Wing Chair $49.95 $4i95 Danish Modern $49.95 34 HEAD HEREFORD CATTLE W-Hereford Stock Cows, 3 to years old, to- Calf in spring 4 Hereford Heifers, 2 yra. old Coming Yearling Hereford Hedfer 9 Hereford Steer Calves, 6 to 8 mos. old 4 Hereford Heifer Calves, 6 to 8 mos. old 3 Black Heifer Calves, 6 to 8 months old Bucket Calf 3 HOLSTEIN COWS 6 yr.

old Holstein Milk Cow 2 4 yr. old Holstein Milk Cows TRUCK 1950 Vt -Ton Chevrolet Pickup, with Grain Box Stock Rack 78 HEAD HOGS 7 York-Hamp Sows 50 York-Hamp Pigs, 8 weks old 20 York-Hamp Shoats 300-lb. York Boar 50 -bushel Steel Hasting Hog Feeder POULTRY 135 Chris-Line Hens Chick Feeders Fountains Electric Chick Heater Oil Brooder HAY GRAIN 2,300 Bales Alfalfa Hay 415 Bales Prairie Hay 100 Bales Wheat Straw HOUSESOLD GOODS Good Skel-Gas Range; Large Seigler Heater, with Blower; Beds: 2-Dressers; Oak Kitchen Table 4 Chairs; Coal Heater; Topsy Coal Stove; I.H.C. No. 3-S Electric Cream Separator; Several Stone Jars; Fruit Jars; Other Items Not Men-Uoneo.

FARM MACHINERY 1950 I.H.C. Model Tractor, in good condition and good rubber 1954 Ford Tractor, In good condition and with good rubber 1959 New Holland Model 68 Baler, with Motor String Tie, in excellent condition 2-Wheel Flat Trailer Ml 1 TWsYecr Give Comfort For Christmas Buy On Terms Use Kempker's -Payment Plan Today! But bow and Save i Will hold Til Christmas Tim Payments Available on all purchases Will Deliver it for You Just Before Christmas Gifts of Furniture Ars Appreciate ed and Enjoyed For Many Years Christmas Special SAVE SAVE rrbtf On All Merchandise W0 Discount jnOurSrore Dresses $6.98 to $17.95 Blouses $2.93 up OSkirts $3.98 up Maternity Slacks $3.98 up ffimriiipaDiraniuM' Lunch At Noon by Zion Lutheran Ladlps Aid. TERMS: Cash. All property bid In at bidder's risk and cannot be removed from the premises until paid for. I (Not Responsible For Accidents) 4 R.

H. Hohboin, Owner Jansen, Nebr. i Phone 754-4262Harbine Shultis Son ft Wolken, Auctioneers Irvin Schultls Duane Wolken Diller Ph. 793-3005 Harbine Ph. 754-4371 Rt 2.

Fairbury, Nebr. Diller, Nebr. First National Bank, Beatrice Fine Furniture i 116 N. 5th.