The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 11

1 I on her Wm LydU Adama, auOAf the iwhiUvu itilted Iki. Ws bcothfcr, Mr. Mtt Al -j Konovsbke of -Ti on thdr recent yisit hiere. Mrs. JesBle McHenry leiff tues- twf for Denver for a welSks visit with her son, Mr.

and Mrs. Prank McHenry and family. Mr. aM Ladlmer of Kepublic were traniaeting business and greeting friends in Bellevilte Thursday afternoon. While here they called on their daughter, Miss Mona Novak.

James E. Street from Jewell county, but formefly of unfon arid White Rock townships, was a business visitor in Belleville Thursday afternoon. Guest speaker at the regular Wednesday morning seven o'clock service at the American Lutheran church was the Rev. Mr. Muellei of Byron, Lutheran church.

Henry Englund of Wayne called on his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Englund on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Har61d Johnson, Jormer Belleville residents, but now tff Beverly Hills, recently entertained her brothier, John McHenry of Louisville, on his recent visit to the West Coast. Miss Judy Howell returned to Wichita last week accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs. Maye Englund, where Mrs. Englund joined her daughter, Mrs. Betty Hill, Mr.

Hill and sons and Miss Marilyn Thompson to Albuquerque, N. to visit Mrs. Englund's daughter, and Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs. Jake Sherwood, Mr.

Sherwood and Susie. Mrs. Bertha, Frysted of Form9So recently moveti to the, property on North street lately sold by the Mr. and Mrs. Mike L.

Allsman. Grant Kelly of Cuba was a business visitor in the county seat Friday afternoon and called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wood Kelly. Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Rundus and family of Manhattan came up last week'end'and visited with his mother, Mrs Bohumil Rundus. Mrs. Maggie Corbin and granddaughter from Scandia were looking after business and visiting friends Friday. Now Many Weor FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without rear of Insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling, FASTEETH holds plates firmer and more comfortably.

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th Oellevilfe temooh. Mrs. GhaMes Swier- knf were here for the fdneral teevlee of his father, Krank C. SwierclAsky, 89. Mr.

iftd-Mra. Lloyd Maddy-imd Mn. Robert Ward drove to Salina gjtturdity on a busitieBS and stfht- trip. Ih. Johtt E.

PHinjter of Phillipa- (rai(ir Preafeyterian ehurch, formerly 'Oif near Cuba, was here Friday aituiaoon to conduct the of Frank C. Swiercinsky. The doe- tor also visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swiercinsky, and other friends in Mr.

aifid Mrs. Van Hammond and daughters, Donna and Dora from Denver, arrived here Saturday for a visit with his: sisters, Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr. Smith and daughter, Peggy, Mrs. Lloyd A.

Adams, Adams and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Stephenson, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Wiegel son and daughter of Deshler, were here Saturday to attend the Vishnefske funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Hudson and i family of Munden entertained over the week end their daughter, Elaine and baby of Topeka. Prof, and Mrs.

Robert Johnson, former-instructors in high school here, now teaching in mar, were in Belleville Saturday renewing old school Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker, former residents, but now living in Washington, have moved back to Belleville while Mr. Walker is foreman of a crew of workmen. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Hill of Hardy, were here a few days last week visiting their son, Mr. and Mrs. James Hill and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Johnson, teachers in the Lovewell schools for the past six years, have moved to the Linden farm in White Rock township for the summer. Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of City, came last week for a summer vacation which she is spending with her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Stromberg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vishnefske and Mr and Mrs.

William nefske of Salina were among the out-of-town relatives here Saturday mornins for the funeral of their father, John Vishnefske, sr. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mikesell, who have been attending college in McPherson, arrived home recently for their summer vacation, which they are spending with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Carnest Mikesell and other relatives near L'nion Valley. The Rev. John Periill of the First Methodist church, a minister of Education in Rochester, was guest speaker at the morning service in tiie Belleville Methodist church. Charles Holmberg of Wayne SB FOR YOUR 4th OF JULY PICNICS CONEY ISLAND BUNS and HAMBURGER BUNS BAKERY SPECIAL Saturday Only BURNT SUGAR CAKES each HOME BAKERY Geo. Menkens -r 13:30 WMIWW WaUm VIiMM f.O* Kartoen SMraOvkl TV FlatUM 8:45 6 :00 NrM, Weafhw, mpMU 6:30 Ohlna Smith 7 :00 Sin FMtielieO BMt 7 :30 Patrol Flahki Truth CoaMqnMiut MAtt BOiilM 10:00 It 10:30 Five BUt Thtatta BatuNtay, 30.

4:30 Pury 0 :00 Cauldy 6 :00 TV FeatOTO 6:30 I'm TOe LaW 7:00 People Are Funny 7:30 Ouy LombkrHo 8:00 aeorge QobaJ; 8:30 Adventure TheatM 9:00 Bay MlUalld 0 :30 Town Cauntry 10:00 .10:30 Five Star Theatra Sunday, Inly 1 1:30 youth Wants To Kftow 2:00 ol Faith American Forum 3:00 Zoo Parade Color 3:30 News Roundup 4:00 PantoMlne Quiz Roy Bogem 5:00 Topper 5:30 DIone Lucas 00 Steve Allen Show 7:00 Ocodyear Playhouse 8:00 Man Analnst Crime 8:30 Amos 'n Andy 9:00 The Whlitler 9:30 Life With Father 10 News-Weather-SpOTti 10:30 Five Star Theatra Monday, July 12:00 NCWB -Weather-Markets 12 20 Form Service 12:30 Tennessee Ernie Show 1:00 Matinee Theatre Color 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:48 Modern 3:00 I Married.Joan 3:10 Today WUn Fran 4:00 Western Theatre 6:00 Kartoon Karnlval :30 TV Feature 5:45 6:00 News-Weather-Sports 8:30 Range Rider Follow That Man 7:30 Flamingo Theatre 8:00 Western Round-jp 9:00 Ernie Kovac Show 9:30 Follow That Man 10:00 News-Weather-Sporti 10:30 Five Star Theatre Tuesday, July 3 12:00 Ncwa -Weather-MarketB 12:20 Farm Service 1. 12 30 Tennessee Ernie Show 1:00 Matinee Theatre Color 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:45 Modern Romances 3:00 I Married Joan 3:30 Today With Fran 4:00 Western Theatre 5:00 Kartoon Karnlval 6:30 Dinah Shore CoUr 5:45 News Swayze 6:00 NewB -Weather-Sports 6:30 Annie Oakley 7:00 Sneak Preview 7:30 Kalscr Aluminum Hour 8:30 Mobil Theatre 9:00 Chevy Show 10:00 News -IVeather-BportB 10:30 Five Star Theatre Wednesday, July 4 12:00 Npws-Weather-Markets 12:20 Farm Service 12:30 Tennessee Ernie Show 1:00 Matinee Theatre Color 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:45 Modem Romances 3:00 I Married Joan 3:30 Today With Fran 4:00 Western Theatre 5:00 Kartoon Karnlval 6:30 Jaye P. Morgan 5:48 6:00 8:30 Qene Autry 7:00 Kralt Theatre 8:00 This Is Your Life Color 8:30 Ina Pay Button Show 9:00 Mr. District Attorney 9:30 Blft Baker 10:00 News-Weather-Sportt 10:30 Five Star Theatre Thumday, July 12:00 Ncws-Weather-Markets 12:20 Farm Service 12:30 Tennessee Ernie Show 1:00 Matinee Theatre Color 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:45 Modern Romances 3.00 I Married Joan 3:30 Today With Fran 3:30 TV Feature 4:00 Western Theatre 6:00 Kartoon Karnlval Dinah Shore 6:00 I. 6:30 Abbott tc Coatello 7 :00 Stories of the 'Caatitijr 7:30 Lone Wolf 8:00 Lux VIdee TheatM Color 9:00 You Bet Your Life 9:30 Dragnet 10:00 News-Weather-Sporta 10:30 Five Star Theatre Cltttm 10 LiBMla, MM Good liontinc CBS CBS With Mithar counted OBs wDHia'' OaoMiX Ur UaMa Itoy CaotOt Fete craaadw MaMit Ltncoimand Newi IMRT Show 1:90 SuiMruaii OoBar A Beoond ABC Peraoil to Peraon CBS triW.lAwtenee Welk ABc MM Waftthar iOiM LiMoln Land Mewa Rewa Bltt ktnii on Mona RoBt Bow Marday, lane Captain Kangaroo CBS Mouse Playhouse CBS WlBfcy Dmk and tvx CBS Fralrle Treatre 10:30 Lone TUngcr ABC ll -oa Junior Auction 7' Bible Fuppeis 11:45 Baseball (Cleveland-Chicago) CBS J.30 Carter Handicap CBS 3 :00 Movie 4:30 Oabbr Hayes ABC Cartoon Party 8:10 Wild Bill Hlckok 0:00 Annie Oakley 6:30 Otark Jubilee ABC 7:00 Two for the Money CBS 7:30 It's Always Jan CBS 1:00 Ounsmoke CBS 6:30 Ozark Jubilee ABC 0:00 Jackie Oleaaon CBS 0:30 Man Called 10:00 Weather Lincoln Land News National International Neva 10:35 Sports 10:30 Million 0 Theatre flunday, July 9:00 The Way Camera Three CBS 10:00 Lot's Take A Trip CBS The Christophers 11:00 What's Tour Trouble 11:15 The Pastor 11:30 ThU la The Life la.OO Industry on Parade 13:15 Capitol Report 12:30 Faith For Today Oral Roberts 1:30 TV Feature 3:00 Orand Ole Opry ABC 3:00 Pace the Nation CBS 3:30 CBS News 4:00 Going Places ABC 4:30 You Are There 6:00 Telephone Time CBS Stop the Music ABC 6:00 Superman 8:30 Jack Benny CBS 7:08 Loha Ranger ABC 7:30 AUted Presents CBS 6:00 Challenge CB8 8:30 Badge 114 0:00 Bd Sullivan Show CBS Weather 10:05 Unoolu Land Newa International Newa Bin King On Sports 10:30 Break the Bank ABO 11:00 Starllte Theatre Monday, July 8:30 Good Morning CBS 7:00 CapUIn Kangaroo CBS 8:00 Carteon Party 8:30 Arthur Godfrey Time CBS 8:30 Repeat Performance 10:00 Industry On parade 10:18 Love of Life CBS 10 30 Trouble With Father 11:00 CBS News 11:10 Stand Up and Be Counted CBS 11:30 Rlaht Around Rome 13:00 Johnny Carson CBS 13:30 Weather, Markets, Newa 1:00 Afternoon Film Festival ABC 3:00 Creative Cookery 3:30 My Little Margie 4:00 Merry tt Mr.

BlU 4:38 Roy Rogers with Cactus Pete 5:45 Crusader Rabbit 5:50 BlU King oil Sports 6:00 Weather 6:09 Llncolnland Newa Oatmtaa CBS Mr ML ttm OBS iMpaat 'Iwiat 10:90 Udoatry dn lAfft of X4n 10:30 TTMMa WUh 11:00 OBB NalM 11:10 Sthbd Xirp 11:00 Weather, Maibta. Mawa 1:00 Aftartwon FOat ABO 3:00 Cmura My UtUe Mattta 4:00 Item Mr. im 4:30 Roy Motata iMh Ctetm Fata 5:46 Croaader iteMttt 5 BUI Kmc BpeHO wwnnvr O.OA Linata Land Nawa 6:15 John Daly ABO 6 :30 Name That Tune CBS Jor and Mabel CBS What's Your Aniwer ff :00 664,000 Question CBS :30 Do Ton Trust Wife CBS 9 :00 Q-B Sumiher Originals ABC 9:30 Cavalcade Theatre ABC 10:00 Weather 10:05 LInooln Land IfaVa 10:15 National, Interhatlanal Hen 10:28 Bill King on SporU 10:35 Wrestling Wednesday, Jnly 4 6:30 Good Morning CBS 7:00 Captain Kangaroo CBS 8:00 Cartoon Party 8:16 Garry Moore CBS 8:30 Arthur Godfrey CBS 9:30 Repeat Performances 10 00 Industry On Parade 10:15 Love of Lite CBS 10:30 Trouble With Father 11:00 CBS Newa 11:10 Stand Up and Be Counted CBS 11:30 Right Around Borne 12:00 Johnny Carson CBS 12:10 Weather, Markets, News 1:00 Afternoon FIlM Festival ABC 3:00 Creative Cookery 3:30 My Uttle Margie 4:00 Merry tc Mr. BlU 4:30 Roy with Cactus Pete 5:48 Crusader Rabbit 6:50 Bill King on 6 :00 Weather 6 :05 Llncolnland 6:15 John Daly ABC 6 :30 Disneyland ABC 7:30 I've Got A Secret CBS 8:00 U. S.

Steel Hour CBS 9:00 Godfrey Friends CBS 10:00 Weather 10:06 Lincoln Land 10:15 National, International 10:25 Bill King on 10:35 Pep Sinton Theatre Thxraday, JiHy 5 8:30 Good Morning CBS 7:00 Captain Itangaroo OBB 8:00 cartoon Farty 8:30 Arthur Godfrey Time CBS 9:80 Repeat Fetformanoe 10.00 Industry On Parade 10:15 Love of CBS 10:30 Troifble With Father 11:00 CBS News 11:10 Stand Up and Be Counted CBS 11:30 Right Around Rome 12:00 Johhny Carson CBS 13:30 Weather, Market, 1:00 Afternoon Film Festival ABC 3:00 Creative Cookery 3:30 Caroline Leonettl Show 4:00 Merry tc Mr. BlU 4:30 Roy Rogers with Cactus Pete 5:45 Crusader Rabbit 5:50 BlU King on 6:00 weather 6:05 Lincoln Land Newa 6:15 John Daly ABC 6:30 CUmax CBS 7:30 Undercurrent CBS 8:00 Aithor Mnrray CBS 8:30 Ford TIMIUM-. 9:00 Croeader CBS My Little Margie 10:00 weather 10:05 Lincoln Land Nawi 10:15 National, international Hava 10:35 BlU Kins on Sporta 10:35 Starltte Theatre Dtttvar, spent the week end vititbtsr: friends at Haddam and Mahaaka. Pat of Clifton Teturned home Saturdayr after the weak higs grandparanta, Mr. and Mrsv Charles Marlyln Smlfli, daugHtan' of Mr.

and Mrs, Floyd Smith of North Platte, is visiting her ffrand- msther, Mrs. Mildred Smith. Guests in the Lawrence Wolen home for Sunday dinner to cele- bvate the birthdays of John Itaen and Lawreilce Wblen were Mr. and Mrs. WUlard Dart, Mr.

and Mrs. John Itaexf of fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. £dwin Itzen Janet and Jim of GUead, Keb. Mr.

and Mrs, Ed Wranosky spent Sunday evening in the Charles Hai 'denbure home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lull spent Sunday in the James Mapes home. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Harroun of Belleville and Clark and children Sunday evening in the Martin Waltz home. Mr. and Mrs. Jdhri Taylor, Dean and Delila spent Sunday with Mrs.

Edith-Elliott Mrs. Thomas Fletcher and children of Alcoa, who have been visiting the Chalmer Devore home, spent the week end in the Jess Fletcher home at Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mapes of Wichita spent from Monday to Wednesday visiting the Noi-a Wal- kef and Cecil Ettlejtnan homes.

Wednesday they wore overnight guests in the Glen Morton home. Jay D. Frye celebrated his third birthday at his home with guests who were Beth Ann Burt, Sherry Lyla and Charles Wranosky. Sue Odette of Manhattan spent the past week with Caiol Kvasnicka. Mr.

and MrSi Lyle Cone and family of Wichita spent the week end in the Kieth Kvasnicka home. Mrs. Cone and Mrs. Kvasnicka are sisters. Billy and Bobby Smith of Tulsa, are spending some time with their grandparents, the Rev.

and Mrs. Marvin Allen and Wanda. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackett, Russel and Harriett of Copperhill, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Lockmiller, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Zenger and family were Thursday dinner guests in the Walter Zenger home. Mrs.

Lula Novak and Peggy returned home Wednesday after visiting the Bill Perkin's home at Osceola, she was helping care for her new grandson. Mr. and Mrs, Hackett, Russel and Harriet Sf Copperhill, Mr. and Mrs, Victor Dandis and Vicki of Morristown, also Mrs. Leta Landis left for their homes on Friday morning after visiting relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zenger and Winifred attended the funeral for Frank Scott Sunday afternoon at Concordia. Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Cramer, and Roger were Sunday afternoon callers in the Ross Cornwell home. 4 met VKlinia, re- and friends rday aftetlioon: Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitcliell and family of Denver were called here this week by the illness of his mother, Mrs. Fred Mitchell.

Walter Kerstine, a former Belleville barber now working in Tacoma, has been here the past week or so visiting with his mother, Mrs. John Kerstine and family. Mrs. Andrew Conrad of Belleville has been a patient in 8t Joseph's hospital in Concordia the past three week. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Hudson and family of Munden spmt Sunday afternoon with her parents, BIT. and Mrs. Herman Ahrens. Mr.

and Mrs. Vamon Pihl and son, Norman, accompanied by two companions, all of Cuba, came over Friday evening and with Vernon's father, Oscar C. Plhl, attutded the Belleville band 'JBe elder Pihls also enjoyed a little fiahing at the Rock Island jKmd. Mr. and Mrs.

John Clark of Mun- deni who are tainpoisril7 lecated in Topeka while he worklBff at the carpenter's tnid the week end at home Saturday. Ray Milner, is expected this end from Boulder, and other points in the state, where he has spent a. couple of weeks or more with hU dauthUr, Mrs. ClUftont Cary. Mr.

rected by Bishop Dana Dawson of Topeka. Mrs. Jerry Ingamells of St. Francis spent from Friday until Wednesday visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma McMulIen.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Noble returned last week end from a few- days trip and visit to Topeka, Lawrence and othpr eastern Kansas towns on a sightseeing and pleasure tpri. A heavy rain Thursday night caused the postponement of the regular Townsend club meeting in the lower room of the courthouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams made a business and pleasure trip to Abilene Monday afternoon, returning the same evening. inveri iscjiT Mr and Mrs. Frank McHenry.

Haddam Dorli Cramer June Lula Novak and Peggy were Sunday dinner guests Jit Mrs. Grace King. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Morton of Fahrbury spent Sunday in the George Morton home.

Dafford Kennedy of Arkansas City spent the Week visiting his brother. Forest Kennedy. Mrs. Eldon Taylor and daughter of Wichita, spent the week end with Mrs. Hazel Taylor.

Mary Ann and Bobby Taylor, who have spent the past three weeks in the Cal Smith and Hazel Taylor homes, returned home with them. Vicky Bellinger went home to spend the week in the Taylor home. Kimmy, Sharon and Diana Onellette of Washington were Friday overnight guests in the Marion Wilkinson home. Dafford Kennedy uf Arkansas City and Forrest Kennedy left Saturday for Cheyenne Wells, visit Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ryser and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Morton spent Thursday levempgr in Kieth Morton' njJSle frhoiAi of Bncc lh3 sneht ftlhe wtek' VisltiiSg VM-i inda Chartier. On Saturday Val- inla Chartier went to Lincoln to spend a few days with Miss Thomann.

Mrs. Vern Teeters of Manhattan was a Thursday visitor of Mrs. Walter Zenger. Mr Mrs. Edwin Burt and daughters, and Mr.

and Mrs Wesley Zenger and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Jud Burt home at Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stalzenburg and sons of Clyde, ecpent Saturday evening in the Glen Frye home. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Parrack of HIES COST mmmv mm Hymn r. and drove to they and country near tKat on family, nday wnere Si niM can peel 20 lbs. ofF a fOb jrcMi of 200 lbs. milk per cow in Masoo.

Worse, they're a liMlth kutad to all livestock, try tad jPfOiect four pfoflti and health with easyotbrhaodle Purina fly Bait Utts flies (even the jtellMMt 'idod) qiiickly, efficiewiy 'HMrliwiMalMrtiiiii'i at ilie of Bil Milner. We present tt JEBlliott. The leasotf was what kind of seams to make on a dreaa and the Idni ftitekea on thft £Hiett te judfe pajamas. Glur ialtrlk Wayne Preaarea The Home Economic eooking ttte of Willow Dale 4-H club, was hehl at the June 14, fromlErjOO titf tilQ. tHa.clasa pre- flared, Mnred an4 ate the dinner they Shipek gave'a making Vfae data elected the following Itoffe Sis, president Marges vice-president! Ann Martiah, secretary- treasurer; and -Anita Murphy, reporter.

The present were: Margery Cossil, Ilene IB Ann Martian, Sandra Shipek, Karen Weaver and Anita Murphy. The nejct meeting will be held at the Mrs. Harry Cossil home, June 21, at 9:00. The leader is Mrs. Harry reporter.

Narka Spttag Tour A highlight of the Narka 4-H club toui' held on Jufne 14, was the weight contest conducted by Joe Fiala, community leader. Pigs, cattle, sheep aiid dairy calves were before the tour and weights were' guessed by club members. Dale Cehiy won the' boys contest and Sharon Brabec had the most nearly correct total weight for girls. Ptojects visited were: Dale ahd Dean Cerny; Beef, both baby beef and breeding heifer at "Bfllie HolloWays; Turkeys, chickens and hohie grounds beautification at Frankie and Freddy Shomeys; Dairy projects and chickens at Ed and Louis Slaviks; Home garden at Marlene Chopps: Sheep at Gary Safzigers; Beef projects at Frank Filinger Larry Knedlik showed his baby beef and fat barrow; Sue Knedlik showed her home garden and Mike Knedlik showed his fat lambs. At Blechas they saw Elosise garden and calf.

Dennis Peroutiks showed his rabbit project. Keith Thomas showed his baby beef and Nita Kvasnicka her poultity brooding project and Marvin Cossaart showed his pigs and Janice her brooding project. At Eugene'Peters they saw pigs, baby beef and Clarice showed her calf. At noon the club and their families enjoyed a picnic dinner jn the Narka City park. Gamett Zitaimeriy the ty office attended the tour.

After dinner we visited Jim Novotny 's sheep and Paul Novotny's calves. Beverly, Richard and Donald Mach sho'wed their calves and pigs. At Joleen Fiatas we enjoyed her lambs. At Beesons they Saw Pat Anns geefte and Larry's chickens and dairy calf. At Polaks they saw Jim 's dairy calf and pigs anil Mary Lee's chickens.

Lavon Milner showed hts pig and Kerwin his lambs, they also saw a brooding project. Jim and Judy Cemy showed fat pigs, Jim his heifers and Judy her brooding project. Gloria Smith showed her ducks. We stopped to see Itose Marie Graham's twin calves from her cow, and at Vernona Harengergers we looked at her fat pigs. Elaine Pelesky showed her brooding Cerny, reporter.

First Sewing Meeting The first meeting of the Talmo- Wayne sewing girls was held June 1 the home of the sewing leader, Mrs. Bess Burr. The girls discussed what they would bring to the next meeting. They all are to bring sewing boxes. Each girl has an assignment that ahe is to do before the next Dewey, reporter.

The Talmo-Wayne sewing girls met June 15, at their leader's home. The girls brought their sewing boxes. Each had something to work during the afternoon. The as- were given to the girls before they Dewey, Adding machines and typewriters for sale or rent. Telescope Publishing to 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE New Modem Equipment give you speedy service Be all times.

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