Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 5

Sterling women attend conference STERLING (Special) Attending the 12th annual Southeast Nebraska Conference of tlva American Lutheran Church which met on Tuesday at Hope Lutheran Church in Burr, were from St. John Lutheran Ohnrcli of Sterling, Mrs. Alfred Eilers, conference secretary, Mrs. Martin' EMers, Mrs. Wm.

Ehmen, Mrs. Wm. EJunsn, Mrs. Marvin Parde, Mrs. August Zuhike, and Christine Buss.

Mrs. Kenneth. Parde, Mrs. Ben Bardie, Mrs. Wilmer Brinkman, Mrs.

Shannon Hazen, Mrs. Kenneth Gadeken, Mrs. Wendell Debner, Mrs. Ralph Wusk, Mrs. Jaimes Zuhike, Mrs.

Reanmars Menninga, Mrs. Junior Jansson, and Mrs. Merlyn Saathoff, da-legate. Also attending was Pastor Wenddl Debner. Total attendance at the conference was 241.

A noon Luncheon was served to the group by the host church. The business meeting was con-'ducted by president Mrs. Allen Beers of Syracuse. New officers elected were President, Mrs. Raymond Gerdes of St.

James Huinboldt, treasurer, Mrs. Martin Eisenhauer of Grace Lutheran of Ccok, and education sec- reuvry, Mrs. Lawrence Witting of Grace Lutheran of Ccok. The visiting delegate to go to the national conv-snti-Gii in Cincinnati, CKiio in July VK-R elected and is LaVorta Heusman of St. Jc'in Lutheran Church of Sterling.

Speaker at the conference was Miss Joyce Gerdes, a -Japanese Bridge Bmilder Team Member. So 2 told of her wonderful ex- oif going to Japan for 5 wcoks and shading her Ghris- t'au fa ih with Christian Japanese ladies and welcomed into their homes. S'hs explained tf.3 culture of Japan and the problems Christian Japanese have in a country of very few Christians. She" also stated that is the size of the state of California, and their population equal to one-half of die total U.S. prvpulivMon.

Bint the total amount of Christians is equal only to the population of Lincoln Neb. Fairbury women Neil Dawes speak The Garden Department of the Fairbury Woman's Club met Tuesday in the YWCA. Mrs. Floyd Zuver, presided. Mrs.

Alta Stark and Alice McIntosh were hostesses. In the absence of Mrs. Mclntosh, Mrs. Frieda Howe assisted Mrs. Stark.

17 members were present. Mrs. Clayton Ship-man presented the Thought for the Day. She read a "Diving Faith" and fol-'owed with one of own composition, "Be thankful for friendships." The Garden Club members were urged to be present Friday morning, April 21, at the Fairbury City Park for the trse- planting ceremony, in a Ires wffi be planted in memory of deceased members. A brief service is planned at 10 a.m.

Neil Dawes, County Agent, was guest speaker. He centered his talk with the Arbor Day planning and procedures in miind and stowed slides on "Pest He stressed this control and the careful use of the many kinds on the marl-rot today. A question and answer period proved worthwhile. He mentioned pamphlets on numerous situations aire free far the asking at Ms office. The next meeting of the civ' will be May 16 at 9 a.m., wh" breakfast will be served, roll call will be to describe an uni-Rinl plant or familiar to cadi mrmbs-r.

Refreshments were served. Evangelist at Church of Christ Evangelist John R. Stewart, minister of the Wewoka, Okto. Church of Christ, will be the guest speaker in a series of gospel messages at the Beatrice Church of Christ Sunday through Friday. The public is invited to hear him at 10:40 a.m.

and 6:30 p.m. Sunday and at 7:30 p.m. weekdays. Stewart is a native at Colorado and a former Harding College schoolmate of John Thornton of Beatrice. Moire than half of his 38 years as a gospel minister have been spent in Oklahoma.

His labors in the Oklahoma City area resulted in more than 1,500 responses to the gospel invitation. He has also served local Churches of Christ in i a Wyoming and Colorado. His wife, Mary, will accompany him to Beatrice. SUPERSONIC SPEED In space terminology, the prefix "mach" is used to describe supersonic speed. It derives its name from Ernst Mach, an Austrian physicist who contributed to the study of sound.

Auction We sell at Public Aucticn, at the place 1319 Street, Fairbury Nebr. on Wed, April 26,1972 Commenting at 6:30 P. M. 1037 Sylvania Cotor TV; 2-Pc. Living Room Suite; 2 Swivel Rockers; Tables; 2 Ta- W.c Lamps; 2 Hassocks; 4 TV Trays; Quern-Size Hide A Bed' (new); IfiGS Cor on ado Stereo; Rffun-d Dinette Ta'ble 4 Swivel Jt'03 Whirlpool Po-rlaibta 2 Bed- roam Suites; Kins-Size Bed (new); Desk: Card Table; 2 Kitchen B.IT 'Stools; Adler El- Swing Machine; Sunburst Battery Wall Clock; Com- phts Set of Wliit-s China' Silverware (service for 12); Elec- tric Portable Hand Mixer; Electric Pancake Grill; Electric Skillet; Electric Ice Crusher; Eureka Electric Hand Sweeper; Electric Kitchen Clock; Electric Knives; Throw Rugs; Bed- Electric Pictures Blanket; Cera- Dresse? Lamps ding; mfe; Desk Lamp; 2 Radios; ware Electric Grill Filing Cabinet, with Safe; Charcoal Grill, with Electric Spit; Redwood Picnic Table Benches; Lawn Chairs; tioned Other Items Not Men- Toro Gas Lawn Mower; Garden Hose Garden Ton-Is; Hand Tools; 2 Garbage Cans; Other Items Not Mentioned Tra TERMS: Cash.

(Not Responsible For Ancidents) r. Mrs. Roy Rinehart 1310 Street, 729-2268 First National Bank, Fairbury Clerk SCHULTIS SON AND WOLKEN, Irvin 1109 Fairbury, Phone 729-2435 Wayne Diller 793-5533 Duanc Diller 793-5393 The Mowing persons pled guilty and were fined in Gage County Traffic Court. Listed are the names, changes and fines. Charles R.

Laune, Ashhtvd, speeding (76 nigh in 65 zone), $25. John P. Moniaihan, Lincoln, faiuire to display current license plates $25; inspection sticker, $10. Gayfen E. Kennell, Lincoln, speeding (Si mph in 65 zone) 1 $35.

Leroy Meints, Lincoln, tion sticker, $10. Thomas S. Wiese, Lincoln, speeding (75 mph in 65 zone), $10. Reuben J. Coonrod, Hubbell, exceed 10 miles from town on a local license plate, $25.

Terry Runtz, Marysville, drive left, of center, $10. James 0. Hackler, Rt. 1 Wy- moire, drink liquor in a vehicle on public street, $10. Delbert P.

Zweisel, Fairbury, fail to display red flag on end of $15. Charles L. Hertlein, Pickrell, speeding (75 mph in 65 zone), $10. Ross C. Hays, Rt.

1 Blue Springs, unsaife passing, $10. Mdvih L. Harding, Lincoln, Inspection sticker, $10. Wittliam J. on, Washington, speeding (81 mph In 65 zone), $25.

William Ellis, Birmingham, bring more than 30, gallons of gasoline into Nebraska without paving Nebraska gasoline tax, $75. Sale I will sell at Public Auction, at the place Southwest Comer of Reynolds, Nebr. Reynolds located 12 miles Southwest of Fairbury, on Highway No. 8, on by, April 29,1972 Commencing at 10:30 A. M.

State aircraft poo! working out vrell LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) The pooling of state airnlaips, a concept credited to Gnv. J. Exon, is working out according to John Atier, chief of the state Aeronautics Department's operational services division. Involved in the pool, by the Aeronautics Department, are the Grand Commander, often called the "governor's plane," a smaller Beech Bonanza, a civil defense plane, and formerly assigned to of 1 would also be the pilot is assigned to a ent plane, and wasted man- tours are conserved, Auer said.

Farrri Machinery Allis-Chalrners Roto Baler; 2 Rcw Corn Planter, with Power Lift; Ca-Op Blackhawk Rake; 19C7 New Holland 7- h.p. Gas Motor, with Clutch; Briggs Strut ton iy 2 Motor Draw Bar for 3-Point Hook-up Antiques Ohina Cab'net; 3 Old Cupboards Old Typewriter; Rocking Chair Picture Frames; Gasoline Lamp Cut Glass Di'sihes; 12" World Globe; Dishes; Other Items Not Mentioned Household Goods Electric Coffee Pots; 2 Hand Portable Mixers; Kitchen Table 6 Chairs; 2 Medicine Cabinets; Rug; Heat Lamp; 8 Stainless Steel Trays; Buffet; Bunk Beds; 2 Dressers; Bathroom Scales; Va- numm Cleaners; Electric Iron; Bicycle; Books; Toys; Games; Chiids Wagon; Camper Ice Box Fishing Rods Reels; Other Items Not Mentioned Miscellaneous 500-Gal. Tank; 110-Volt Electric Fencer; Battery Fencer; Calf Buckets; 18 He'dge Posts; Asbestos Shinnies; Old Wrenches; Garden Hose; Lawn Mowers; Lots of Iron; Other Items Not Mentioned Helen A. Ude Also Sell Antiques Hir.h B'ick Pocking Chair; 4 Chairs; Thomas Clock Lar-e Bawl, 2 Choppers; Stone Jugs; Dishes; Box Opener; Horse Shoe Hammer: Flat Irons Hundles: Old Telephone; 8-GaI. Sif.n;-! Jar: Hand Corn.

Sheller; Claim: Old Kaufman Kodak; 30- G.il. Iron Kettle; Other Items Not Mentioned Miscellaneous Hydraulic Jack; Tool Chest; Battery Charger; Dempster Pump Jack; 47 Steel Posts; 9 Cedar Posts; Electric Motor; 4 Metal Cow Stanchions; Hudson Sprayer; Model A Chevrolet Parts; 22 Rifle; Good Stock Rack for Pickup; Hand Tools; Garden Tools; Other Items Not Mentioned Robert Gibson Reynolds, 547-2528 Will Alho Sejl Tractor 1963 Oliver- Model .1600 Diesel Tractor, with 3-Point Hitch Hydr-power Shift, New Block Head, and Good Rubber Combine 1961 IHC 101, Self Propelled Combine, with Cab New Ausherman Cylinder Bars Farm Machinery 1968 No. 228, 2-Row Cornhead to fit 101 Combine; 1964 New Holland No. 271, Wire-tie Baler; 1964 John Deere 4-Row Cultivator, with 3-Poant Rear Rig; 1968 Dempster 5-Row Ditcher, with Gauge Wheel; 1965 John Deere 4-14, 3-Point Plow Livestock Equip. Co-Op 100-bushel Hog Feeder; Sitoux 65-bushel Hog Feeder; 175- bu.

Cattle Feeder (wooden) Miscellaneous 2 Tanks with Hog Waterers; Used Model A Several 19 21" Model A Wheels; Herbicide Boxes to fit John Deere 494 A Planter; Other Items Not Mentioned Household Goods Montgomery Ward Wringer- type Washing Machine; Twin Drain Tubs; Double Sink with Cabinet Bicycle Mini Bike Schwinn 5-Speed Sting Ray Bicycle (nearly new); Sears Mini Bike (good condition) 11W Duana Lunch at Noon by Boy Scouts TERMS: Cash. DeFraan Nebrii.ska Phn-ne 547-2583, Reynolds Bank, Fairbury, Clerk ft-Son and Wolken, Aucts. Fairbury, 729-2435 Sdmltis, Diller, Photic 793-5533 Wolken, Diller, Phone 793-5393 John R. Stewart Liberty church hosting speaker LIBERTY Germaine Saucier of Omaha, a Billy Graham crusade convert, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Liberty Congregational Church.

She is now a Bible class teacher at the interdenominational Omaha Revival Tabernacle. Her contact with Graham came in Omaha in 1964. The public is invited to attend. The Asmat people of New Guinea's West Irian believe that death reverses the life they have known on Earth. In the spirit world, sand replaces mud and dark skin becomes whites.

Fairbury Baptist hosting evangelistic meetings Beatrice Daily Sun. Beatrice, April 21, 1972 Postmaster given special citation FAIRBURY (Special) Rev. Robert Shaw, senior minister of Prairie Baptist Church of Prairie Village, Kan. will conduct a series of evangelistic meetings at the First Baptist Church of Fairbury. Meetings will be conducted each evening from Sunday through Friday at 7:30 p.m.

at the church located at 9th and Streets. Various themes will be em- phasiized during the week. Thursday night has been designated as guest and a.H- church night. All' members of the surrounding churches are invited to participate. On Friday, it will be Old Timer's night, with Walt and George Kettlehut and Elmer Weichel playing and singing old- fashioned gospel songs.

A male quartet will also sing. Those attending are asked to dress in western garb or their working clothes. Rev. Shaw is a graduate of Fremont High School. The public is invited to the meetings.

Any local resident desiring transportation to the church should call the church office at 729-5012 or the John Rempel residence at 729-336. VIRGINIA Postmaster Marvin Andersen of the Virginia Post Office received a special citation and a $50 award Wednesday at the National League of Postmasters in Grand Island. Andersen said he was donating his prize to the Village of Virginia to buy trees for the town park. He said he wanted to show his appreciation to the town for helping move the mail and equipment out of the post office when a nearby filling station exploded last January 19. E.

L. Paulsen, district manager of the U.S. Post Office gave Andersen the award on the recommendation of L. G. Moore, Lincoln Postmaster.

Andersen was cited for his speedy action January 19 when fire threatened the Post Office. Andersen and a large crowd of men, women and children from Virginia cleared all the mail annd equipment from the Post Office. The only 'thing remaining was the pencil sharpener, he said. All the mail was saved and nothing was damaged. SPEEDER John Cobb, a British driver, in 1947, over the Bonneville Speedway on the salt beds of the Great Salt Lake desert, was the first man to travel more than 400 miles an hour on land.

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