Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 7

Remington Typewriters Hand or Electric Complete Office Outfitters Goodenough's 5th and Ella CA 3-5104 Prayer for today SUBSCRIPTION GIFT Hot Rod 1 yr. $3.50 Motor Trend 1 yr. $3.50 DOYLE NEWS STAND CA 3-3210 106 N. 6th WASH 20c DRY lOc 323 South 6th (Across from Geiger's IGA) Beatrice Laundro Mat 0 God, thou hast breathed into each of us the breath of life. Thou hast endued each one of us with an immortal spirit, which looks up to thee.

We rejoice that each one of us was made after thine own image, Behold with grace and favor our desire grow in likeness to thee. Fill us with the fruits erf righteousness. Make us perfect and establish us in thy steadfast love. Be our God forever and ever, our Guide even unto death and in the life to come; through Christ, our Savior. Amen.

B. Phifer, Tallahassee, retired Methodist editor. Hevelone elected to Loan board Maurice Hevelone, president of State Savings and Loan was elected to the board of directors of the United States Savings and Loan League, to represent Nebraska. The election was at a recent League meeting in San Francisco. Directors representing half the states are elected each year.

Locals Bator and Turkey supper, Dee. Filley Methodist Church, to 7 p. m. $1 Me. plate, children Personals you're missed If you are carrier-delivery subscriber and fail to get your Sun, call The Sun office, CA 35233, before 7 p.m.

Mondays through Fridays or between 9 and 11 a-m. Sundays. New Address Mr. and Mrs. Alton Joyce, former Beatrice residents, have a new address.

It is; 706 8th Street, Shenandoah, la. Uth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs William Roelfs of Diller will ob- terve their 35th wedding anniversary on Sunday, December 7th. There will be open house from 2 until 4 p. m.

at the Legion Hall in Diller. Friends and neighbors are welcome. Holiday specials on ocrmanents. CA 1411ft, Beatrice Beauty Aca- itmy. Wf Farewell Tea C.

W. F. of the First Christian Church are giving a farewell tea at the church Sunday, Dec. 7, from 2 until 4 p. m.

for women of the church complimentary to Mrs. Hubert Sias, who goon leaves with her family Yakima, to make their home. Attention. Rural Volunteer fire- pan special fire drill Districts 1-2-3 Monday night. Districts 4-5-6 Wed.

East end of Elk St. 8 p. m. 4-5 Eye Surgery Mrs. Stella Stanley of 1107 Court Street, underwent eye surgery Thursday at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln.

TV SERVICE Service on all Makes Day or Nlte Phone CA 3-2746 or CA S-0091 LEE'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Class of '54 reunion The Class of 1954 will hold a reunion HI December 20th at the Shrine Park starting at 6:30 p. m. Chili will be served, followed by a short program and dancing. Members of Che planning committee are Mrs- Dorothy Meyer, Barbara Crone, Val Jean Brugh, Hank Giesman, and Roger Morris. If anyone knows the address of any member of the class, plea'se contact one of planning committee.

Only 16 shopping days before Christmas! Select your furniture and appliances at Household Supply now and save. A small deposit will hold your selection for future delivery. 5 At the Lutheran Treatment: Elmer Johnson; Surgery: Minnie Skipton, DeWitt; Dismissed: Shirley Crosier, Blue Springs; Mrs. Ted Gerdes, Wymore; Gary Wiese Filley; Mrs. Earl Harris and baby; Mrs.

Plura Morris, Wymore At the Mertnonite Treatment Mrs. John Huls; Mrs. Flora Knoch, Surgery: Mrs. Earl Deming, 1 Cortland; Mrs. Ralph Kerl, Wymore; Mrs.

J. D. Schmidt; Dismissed: Mrs. Lewis Grosslans; Arnold Reitner; Mrs. Arnold Reimer; Mrs.

Clara Gourley, Wymore; Mrs. James Shaw and baby; Mrs. Roy Stevens, and baby, Dawson. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Barnard had as guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sherwood and Jeffery Lynn of Omaha, Mrs. Lynn Sherwood of Albion, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Kave of Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. H-. A. Witkowski.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Higgins spent the past weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson, at Newman Grove.

Sund a was spent in Norfolk visiting her brother, Mike Nelson. Garrett Vanderbeek of Adams, was in Beatrice on business. Harvey Seng was in Omaha Thursday where he attended the Purina Feed dealers meeting. Mrs. Leonard Purdy spent a recent weekend with H.

J. Dutton and family and relatives in Lin. coin. NAME Peru Stale Teachers College students have a new theme song: "Oh, My Aching Fingers." They have been printing more than five hundred names on identifaction cards for chorus members from 18 Nebraska and Missouri high schools. The singers will be on the Peru campus Saturday December 6.

to participate In the seventh annual Choral Clinic-Festival. Left to right: Lester Miller, Beatrice; Marilyn Wright, Table Rock; and Carolyn Lunsford, Burchard. Fire destroyed feed and barber shops COZAD, Neb. broke out in the Peden Barber Shop and spread into the adjoining Demilt's Feed and Seed Store early Friday, destroying both. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined, and owners of the property were not able to estimate their losses.

The fire was spotted by city police and raged out of comrci for nearly three hours. Firemen battled the blaze in sub-freezing temperatures with about four inches of snow on the ground. The fact that there was no wind kept the blaze from spreading into an adjoining two-story home and into the main business district. Only two feet separated the building from a furniture store, but the latter was not damaged. The building was described as a complete loss.

The feed store managed to salvage only a truck. Mr. and Mrs. John Votroubek Barneston, were shopping in Be atrice this week. Beatrice Dally Sun, Beatrice, Dec.

ff, 1058 1 OLD TABU A tabu which prohibited women from eating in the presence men existed among the ancient Polynesians, from whom the natives of Hawaii descended. First Lt. and Mrs. C. D.

Gaines and children have spent the recent holidays visiting at the home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gaines, and friends in Beatrice. Lt. Gaines left Sunday for Enid, where he will finish his pilot training.

Mrs. Gaines and children left by plane for Minneapolis to visit relatives. John Harms, Pickrell. was i Beatrice on business. Mrs.

Joe Hubbard of Blue Springs was shopping in Beatrice this week. Maurine Morton has. returned from St. Louis, where she visited the Tim Hall family. Mrs.

Calvin Pyle and son 1 Odell were shopping in Beatrice this week. Mrs. Larry Randall and baby leave Saturday for Olathe, to join her husband, who is stationed there. Grant Randall will drive them to Olathe. Alwin Lentz will return today from a trip to Battle Creek, Mich.

L. Vern Halcomb and Ray Calkins flew to Ames, Tuesday on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Husa, Liberty, were among shippers in Beatrice.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oltman and family of Cortland were among shoppers in Beatrice. Cliff Duntz, S. San Diego, is home on leave visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs.

H. F. Duntz. He returns to California December 15th for his re-assignment. Mrs: Ben Kyles has returned alter visiting in Lincoln with her sister, Mrs.

Nellie Grain. Mrs. Merle Jones was in Lincoln Tuesday for a Presbyterian Welfare Foundation meeting. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Rinne, ot Steinauer, were in Beatrice shop ping Wednesday. Earl Gat'fney will return Saturday from a business trip to Chica go- Mr. and Mrs. Jos Swanda. Vir ginia, were in Bea on bust ness.

Mrs. Alfred Otto, Cortland, was in Beatrice. Beulah Johnson, Pickrell, was shopping in Beatrice Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. L.

P. Barkey, Cortland, were among shoppers in Beatrice. Mrs. W. Paul Jones, Frankfort was trading in Beatri Alva Hardy, Wymore, was i Beatrice on business.

Tuesday. She was guest of Mr and Mrs. Harry "nates. The gold rush to Alaska's Klondike region began in 1897. Crater Lake, southwestern 0 r- Land transfers for hiway improvement Transfers for 11 pieces of property in the Blue Springs Wymore area have been made to the State of Nebraska.

The tracts were used in highway improvement. Names of those making transfers, legal descriptions, and the amounts received -were: Marie M. Hellmer, 1.20 acres in sec. 28, Barneston Cecil L. and Mae E.

Frcel, .93 acres in Its. 35 and 36, 4 sec. 29, Wymore, Charles and Genevicvc Bourne, 3,14 acres in 2 4 sec. 32, Wymore $549.50. Bessie and William Plihal, .09 Addition outdates sentiment of cards KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

John E. Sergent is a bargain hunter. Early last January, she found some Christmas cards "from the three of us" at reduced rates. She snapped them up. She sold them the other day at further reduced rates.

Pam, who is 7 days old, sort of outdated their sentiment. acre in sec. 18, Wymore twn. $15.75. Walter W.

and Clara C. Vogel, 3.13 acre in sec. 18, and 1.47 acre in blks. 10-12, Hills Wymore, $805. Tillie Goes, 1.77 acres in sec.

15, Sicily George H. Frolick, 1.65 acre ln 2 sec. 15, and 2,14 in 2 NE'4 sec. 15, SicHy $663,25. A.

E. and Mary Eleanor Me- Clure, 4.62 acre and 5.91 acre in sec. 15, Sicily $1842.75..,, Jess H. and Maude Boston, acre in sec. 18, Blue Springs Williams Farm 1.61 acre in sec.

15, Blue Springs $281.75. Kenneth and Carol Monfelt, 1.85 acre in sec. 24, Barneston $296. Bishops visitation at Christ Episcopal The Rt. Rev.

Howard R. Brinker, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska, will make his annual visitation to Christ Church, Beatice on Sunday, Dec. 7. Bishop Brinker will preach at the 11 o'clock service, administer the Sacrament of Holy Confirmation, and bless two new handrails at the steps to the Altar rail. Following the service, there will be a reception in the Parish Hall honor of the Bishop and the newlv confirmed persons.

A dinner for the Bishop with the Rector, Wardens, Vestrymen and their wives will be held at the Paddock Hotel at 2 p. m. Births Holtmeier A son was born Friday, December 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holtmeier at the Lutheran Hospital.

Schmidt A daughter was born Friday, December 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schmidt, Jansen, at the Lutheran Hospital. Schoneweis A daughter was born Thursday, December 4, Mr. and Mrs.

Eldean Schoneweis, Adams, at the Lutheran Hospital, Wilson A daughter was born Thursday, December 4, to Mr. nad Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Wymore, a rhe Lutheran Hospital. The saddest, maddest people are the ones that could have saved more on car ELGIN Watches for $28.50 Sfit'll dainty EKIN HUMONV with hijh curvtd crystal. Iliek nylon eaid.

IltIN IKMIRK will nti with Shock and water-rojlstint. Chroma top.tlitl back Stratford Jeweler 119 No. 6th Beatrice insurance with State Faro DIDN'T! Don't you miss out-ask me about it! Dick Your State Farm Agent Rm. 4 Beatrice National Bank Office Ph. 3-2374 Home Ph.

CA 3-5037 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Homt I CHANNEL MASTER ANTENNA PRINCE GARDNER PYREXL Now, you can have picture quality never before possible in this area. Channel Master is first to bring you an antenna with the powerful "Traveling Wave" principle, for best, reception. The "Traveling Wave" reinforces your picture signals electronically and rejects all interference and unwanted signals. Channel Masters new T-W will improve TV reception on all channels (2-13) on the same set you're now u.stng. LEE'S RADIO TV SERVICE 119 N.

5th "We Service All Makes" THE REGISTRAR by PRINCE GARDNER A gift of good taste with its fine craftsmanship. Fluted gold bar closing on pass case. Has removable photo-card case with Add-A-Pass bar for adding more windows. Leather-covered duplicate key slots, optional money flap and front stamp or ticket, pocket. Protected by "An Invisible Stitch" no outside seam to rip or tear.

Polished cowhide in mahogany, tan. black, mission, army green, air force blue. $5.00 plus tax. DELUXE CINDERELLA CASSEROLE The gift the smart hostess wants for herself. Two and one-half quart Cinderella Casserole done in "Golden Sweetheart." motif.

Twin candlewanner keeps food hot at the table. Brass colored cradle, plus insulated cradle handles that provide safe -grip, cool lift. Perfect for relaxed dining or glamorous buffet. $5.95. Ph.

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Model 805-B now on sale thru Christmas at only $38.88 HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY CO. 403 Court Dial CA 3.4129 404 Court Ph. 3-2233 A GENUINE CAVALIER is the gift she'll love you for. In highlighted silver gray Mahogany, this Cavalier can be her own private storehouse for those personal things that dreams are made of. A Cavalier gives insured protection for her treas.

ures. Help her plan her future with a gift she can use today. Style No. 5744 shown. KEMPKER FURNITURE CO 116 N.

5th "Fine Furniture" Ph. CA 3-2130 WELLINGTON'S Available In Black or Brown Sizes 2 to 12 Widths dress Wellingtons are the companions of those going places and doing things. At popular prices, Acme craftsmanship, famous for comfort, durability and handsome appearance. Soft pliable leathers, inside and out, all leather sole, for just 510.95. Make selection early, use layaway if.

you desire. BAUER'S SHOE STORE 113 N. 6th Homtown Stamps given and redeemed.