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m. m. m. Friday, Feb. 23, 1945 BEATRICE DAILY SUN PAGE THERE BIBLE CHURCH C.

M. A C. C. Hainlen, pastor, 8th Court. 9:30 Y.

at the State penitentiary for service. 2:30 Bible School. 3:30 Special Missionary program. The topic: "Profit and Loss." A special offering will be taken for the building fund. 7:15 Singspiration.

7:30 Bible Message: God's Reflectors. Monday 7:30 Y. M. C. A.

Young Prople's Program. Tuesday 7:30 South Side Prayer. mecting and Bible Study. Held at 513 S. 10th.

Wednesday 7:30 West Side Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 North Side Prayer and Bible Study, Held at 1119 No. 6th. CHURCH OF THE BRETHRENAt Fourteenth and Grant. S.

F. Miller, pastor. Sunday school--Ten o'clock. E. J.

Kessler. Supt. Worship--Eleven o'clock. Theme--A Living Soul. Children's.

Story--Pastor. Sunday evening Bible study at 7:30 o'clock. Women's Work on Thursday afternoon at the home of Rebecca De Essam, 1107 North 14th street. FIRST PRESBYTERIANFifth and High streets. Ross S.

McCown, D. D. pastor. Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon subject: "The Mark of Church school at 11:25.

M. G. Jones. Supt. Pioneer meeting at 4:30.

Choir practice on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Devotional period In keeping with Lent on Wednesday evening at 7:30. Women's Service Society meeting on Thursday, March one 1. Mrs. John Rhodes and division will serve the 1:15 luncheon, Mrs.

Humphrey will lead the devotions. Mrs. Linda Mumford will he the speaker for the atternoon program and there will be special music. WEST SIDE BAPTIST448 West Court street. A.

G. Rietdorf. pastor. Bible school each Sunday morning At 9:15. Participation for every one during this hour of activity, Mrs.

A. M. Kipf. superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock.

We meet for this hour to worship Jehovah God. You are invited to moot with us. Evening devotions and praise service at 7:30 o'clock. Theme text. for the devotional message: "But deliver us from evil." Ladies Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at the church.

Mrs. Eunice Ahl is hostess, and the theme for the devotions: "Bible Hearts." FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSixth and High streets. Charles B. Scott. pastor.

Sunday school meets at 9:45. Classes for all ages, A welcome awaits you. Joe H. Bright, superintendent. Morning worship at 11.

Sermou subject, "Returning a Lost Sunday school at Belvedere school at 2:30. All parents and children in this community are welcome. 'I'ne Pastor will bring a message at close of the elass session. Les Ritterbush, supervior. B.

Y. F. and Canaries meet at 6:30 p. m. Evening worship at 7:30.

Subject, "Dangers of Make this service one of glorious Iellowship. I'rayer meeting Wednesday 7:46, Bring your Bible. Choir rehearsal for the Easter music at 8:30. All those who sing are invited to be present. Deacons will have a brief meeung following the prayer service.

Kensington meets Thursday, March 1, with Mrs. Charles Scott. 516 Hign street. Mrs. Waiter will present Foreign Missions Program.

The rehearsal of the "Seven Las; Words" will be at the First Christian church, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Union Leadership Training school. sponsored by the Ministerial Association. will be held in the First Baptist Church March 4-6. CHRIST CHURCH-505 Lincoln St.

Rector. Rev. Joseph P. Hollifield. Feb.

25th Second Sunday 111 Lent. 8:30. 10:15 Holy Communion (chapel); Intercessions (Victory Shrine). 11. Choral Eucharist and Sermon.

7:30 Litany and address on Wednesday at p. m. in the chapel. Holy Communion Thursday at 10 a. 111, and Friday at 7:30 a.

m. St. Mary's Circle of the Woman's auxiliary will meet on Tuesday at 8 p. in. with Mrs.

Ladd Hubka. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (American Lutheran Church). Eighth and Elk street. John F.

Streng. pastor. Res. 711 Elk; Phone 238. Febr.

25-Second Sunday in Lent. 3:45 a. m. Sunday school. Mr.

John Liehman. America revers Washington and Lincoln. 'Their religious character is an example to all. 0:45 a First morning service. Rev.

A. Heckel will preach the sera. Second morning service. don Prof. Ottersberg.

Lincoln, Nebraska, will conduct the service. 8 p. IM, Sunday. Adult class at the parsonage, membership charge of Pastor Streng. Wed Febr.

28. 8 p. m. Third Lenten service. You are invited.

Choir rehearsal after the service. Fri. March 2, 8 p. m. Willing Helpers society meets.

Sat. March 3, Children's confirmation school, 9 m. SECOND MENNONITE CHURCHSeventh and Bell Sts. Elbert Koontz, pastor. Mra.

Res. W. 1200 Grant St. Phone 625. C.

Andreas. Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school 9:45. Morning worship 11. "Seven Last Words" practice at 2 p.

m. at the First Christian church. Young People's C. E. at 7:15 Sunday evening at the church.

Evening worship service Sunday evening at 8. Wednesday at 4:10 the High School Bible class at the high school Thursday afternoon at 2:30 the church Tabitha society will meet at the Thursday evening. Bible study and prayer services at the church at 8 p. m. Saturday evening March 3 we will have a Fellowship meeting at the church with Dr.

H. Langenwalter, Baptismal class will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 for study. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mo. Synod).

Corner Eighth and High streets. Joseph J. Timken. pastor Sunday school. 9:30 m.

Prof. John E. Blasig. Supt. First Lenten service, 10:15 a.

m. Second Lenten Service, 11:30 In, Use your Lenten envelopes for your Lenten offering. Midweek Lenten services Wednesday, "Our at only 8 aim: o'clock. To save souls. "Our only means: The Gospel of Christ." FIRST MENNONITE CHURCHRev, Walter H.

Dyck, pastor. Res. 1408 North 9th Phone 1338W. a. Sunday school.

Richard superintendent. 11 a.m. Morning Worship Service. Messages by Rev. C.

Penner and the Pastor, Offering for War Sutterers' Relief, "The 2 p. m. Community Choir rehearses Seven Last Words" at the Presbyterian church. Tuesday, 2:30 p. m.

Ladies' Migsion Circle No. meets with Mrs. William Reimer, Tuesday, 8 p. m. Public Speaking Class.

Wednesday: 4:10 p. m. High School Bible Class. Saturday, 8:15 p. The Fellowship meets to hear Dr.

J. Young People's Worker, Minister at large, member of the Board of Education of the General Conterence. All young people urged to be. present. I CHRIST, Brokering, pastor.

S. S. and Bible classes, 10:30 a. m. Divine services.

11:30 a. m. Wednesday, Mid-week Lenten service. 8: p. m.

Confirmation instruction. a. Tuesday, choir rebearsal. 8 D. I Judge Wolff, Omaha, Heads State S.

A. R. LINCOLN, Feb. 23 Judge Frederick Wolff of Omaha was elected president of the Nebraska Sons of American Revolution at the 55th annual state meeting here yesterday. Col.

Harold D. Lamar, Omaha, now serving in Italy, was named senior vice president. The group approved a proposal to arrange for a room in the proposed new state historical society building for the organization. OBITUARY Mrs. Joseph Seal Ellen Ann, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Haigh)) Mellor was born March 12, 1857 at Walnooks, Yorkshire, England and passed away in Beatrice, February 11, 1915 being the time of her death 87 years 10 months.

and 2y days of age. Mrs. Seal spent her girlhood days in England and came to America in 1882. November 27, 1884 she was united in marriage with Joseph Seal at Wakefield, Kansas. To this union four children were born, three of whom survive her.

One daughter, Alice Maude passed away in 1910. They their home on a farm near Wakefield until the death of Mr. Seal on May 8, 1934. At that time she came to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Buchanan of Beatrice.

January 31, 1909, Mrs. Seal was baptized into the of the Evangelical church, placing her membership Mizpah Evangelical church where it has remained throughout the years. These who remain to mourn her departure are: one son, Charles Seal of Wakefield, Kansas; two daughters: Mrs. Mabel E. Buchanan of Beatrice, and Mrs.

Evelyn Gunselman of Oskaloosa, Kansas; eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren; one brother, Henry Mellor and one sister Mrs. M. J. Rodgers, both living in England; and one sister-inlaw, Miss Emma Seal of Wakefield, Kansas. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning February 13, 1945 at the Harman-Johnson funeral home and at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon at the Mizpah.

Evangelical church near Wakefield, Kansas conducted by the Rev. Wayne Greene of the First Christian church Beatrice, assisted by Rev. Weidemeyer of the Mizpah church and Rev. Gilbert of the Industry Evangelical church and burial was made in the Mizpah cemetery. Miss Sarah Jerman Miss Sarah Jerman was born at Elba Center, Knox County, Illinois, July 24, 1873.

With her family she moved to Beatrice in 1880, where she made her home. shafter her for mother's her father death in in 1919, the family home as long as her health permitted. Since April, 1944, she has made her home with her sister, Mrs. C. N.

Winkle, Miss Jerman is survived by three brothers, O. H. of El Reno, Oklahoma, George and Olin of Beatrice; and her one sister, Mrs. Winkle of Beatrice. Services were held in Centenary Methodist church at 2:30 on Monday afternoon, February 12, by Rev.

C. C. Hoyt. Anna Wiebe Anna Wiebe was born August 19, 1873 in Danzig, West Prussia. Her parents were J.

G. Wiebe and Lisette Wiebe, nee Penner. She came to America in 1876. She later attended the public schools in Beatrice. She was baptized by Elder Gerhard Penner in 1890.

She has been in failing health for a number of years. She died quite suddenly Saturday, January 27th in the Mennonite hospital which she had entered shortly before her death. She reached the age of 71 years, 5 months, and 8 days. She leaves to mourn, one sister, Mrs. J.

H. Penner, and many relatives and friends. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCHCorner of Seventh and Ella streets. Wayne Greene. Minister.

Bible school at 9:45. Marion Morton, Supt. Morning worship and communion at 10:45. Sermon subject: ne Church Yesterday, Today and 'L'Omorrow." The Week of Compassion Offering will be received. There will be a conference of the teachers and officers of the Adult Department Sunday afternoon at o'clock followed by the Worker's Conference at 3 o'clock.

The CYF will meet Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. WVe will take up the first of four studies of the Bible, A comparison of standard and modern translations Sunday evening we will study the Psalms. Evening service at 7:30. Sermon subject: "The Parting of the Ways." This is a study of the parables or the "Tares and the Dragnet." The Philathean Kensington WIlL meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 with Barbara Roland, 919 Elk street, Kathryn Will is assisting hostess. The Executive Board of the men's Council will meet Thursday at 12:15 In their usual meeting place.

The Women's Council will nola their Sacrificial Luncheon Thursday at 1:00 o'clock. Miss Zoe Wallin and her committee will have charge ot the serving. TO Circle No. 2 is furnishing the program. The guest speaker will be Miss Harris, our new Educational Director.

The Choir will meet. Thursday evening at 7:00 o'clock for rehearsal. The Boy Scouts will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Fellowship room. CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH-Sixth and Elk Claire C. Hoyt, minister.

Church School at 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship at 11 m. Theme: "A First A dramatic worship service. Nine Taylors," by Enid Miller-Hortman, given at 3 p.

m. in the sanctuary by the Nebraska Wesleyan University Players. The supper for both Fellowships will be served in the dining room following the play. There will be no other meeting for the Junior tellowship, The Seniors. will take a service of song to shut-ins.

Woman's society of Christian Servlee luncheon at 1:15 on Thursday. Chairman, Mu L. Crittenden. Worship service, Mrs. E.

N. Bede. Program, "'The Cost of World Christian Fellowship," Mr. Merle Jones. CHURCH OF GOD-604.

West Court. W. W. Fritzlan, pastor. We invite you to worship with us in these services.

Sunday school. 9:45. Morning 11:00 and message. Evening service 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday.

7:30 p. m. Missionary Ladies meet at. Mrs. Lola Friesen's: home.

1517 May Thursday Mar. 1, at. 2 Odell News Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Hohl of Longmont, spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spitsnogle. Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Beran were visitors on Thursday. Beatrice. Hohl of Washington, D. Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. Hohl of Longmont, and Charles Hohl of Beatrice were Odell by the death of their father, John J. Hohl cn Sat.

Feb. 10. A large number of farmers from this vicinity attended the opening of the Beatrice livestock sales on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Verne Christlieb of Beatrice visited a short time Monday with. Odell relatives. They were enroute to Clay Center, where Mr. Christlieb is employed. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Pribyl and daughter Gladys of Wymore were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shalla and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Hal Vance and family of Pawnee City spent Sunday with the former's brother, E. E. Vance and family. Mrs.

Edgar Reimer left Thursday night for Farragut, to visit her husband who is stationed at the naval training station there. Little Joyce Reimer remained with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.

Leeper. To California Miss Margaret Maatsch left Thursday, evening for Washington, where she met her cousin, Emma Walters. They will Miss. North Hollywood, to visit an aunt, Mrs. Joe Duitsman.

Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Griswold of Agenda, came Friday to visit their son, C.

A. Griswold and family, and to make the acquaintance of her new granddaughter, Janyce Lynn, born Feb. 9. Mr. Griswold spent the week end here while Mrs.

Griswold remained for a longer visit. Henry Wiemer, who is employed at the ordnance plant at Meade, spent the weekend with his wife and family. Mrs. Russel Kulp left Monday for her home at Birmingham, after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ruby Callan and son Dick.

Mrs. Pearl Mann of Pawnee City was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Kannarr. Mrs.

Mann formerly taught in the local high school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ochs entertained a number of guests at dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Claude Burch and Sgt.

of Denver, who are visiting their parents for the first time since their marriage. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ochs of Dayton, Mrs. Elmer Henkle of Belvidere, Joe Boerner, and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Erickson of Fairbury, Mrs. Anno Walkemeyer daughter Ina, and Austin Gordon of Morrowville, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Caylor and daughters, Evelyn and Donna of Axtell, and the guests of honor.

The Altar Society of St. Mary's church meeting held its Wednesday regular afternoon monthly at the home of Mrs. Frank Dailey. Father Cadek and 11 members were present, Following the regular business meeting a social hour was held. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Dailey and Mrs. Harvey Blackwood, the assisting hostess. The door prize was won by Mrs. Theodore Kruger. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

F. C. Hirmon and each member is to bring a prize for the bingo table. The Missionary society of the Odell Christian church met at the home of Mrs. Fred Bergman for their February meeting.

After the devotionals and business, Mrs. William Zugmier had charge of the program, Several papers were read and discussed. After the licious lunch. hostess, March meeting program the served a dewill be with Mrs. Ora Kannarr.

The Dorcas society of the Christian church met at home of Mrs. Frank Spitsnogle Wednesday. they Two guests, Miss Bonnie Brainard and Mrs. Elsie Acton, were present. In absence of the president, Mrs.

Spitsnogle had charge of the business and devotionals. Mrs. Fred Bergman had charge of the program. Several ladies gave readings. This month heart sisterg exchanged gifts.

The hostess served refreshments. The March meeting will be with Mrs. Ralph Cacek, with Mrs. J. H.

Rosecrans assisting. Complicated, Eh? Wolf von Otterstedt, above, recently commissioned second lieutenant in the U. S. Army at Ft. Knox, is the nephew of a major-general in the German Army; his father was a captain in the German Army in World War his brother serves in the British 8th Army, and his mother is a London Red Cross nurse.

Von Otterstedt, instructor in Tank Gunnery at Ft. Knox, fled Germany after Hitler rose to power. RADIO PROGRAM FRIDAY, 23 ROW zow 1:00 News Dick Tracy JAg College 4:15 Mary (When Girl mar. of Army Instrumental 4:30 (Polka Band IF Record roundup(Plain 3111 House 4:45 Polka Band Page Harrigan Harrigan 5:00 Pirates Pirates 6:48 I World Today National newa A Midnight (Miniature Conc't 5:30 a (Treasury News Armstrong Armstrong. 5:15 ILyun Murry Room INew.

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23 UP Wil-A told police a custom- liam Homer Thorne, 48, special er, instead of leaving a tip, picked features editor of the New York The Army calls malaria the most important disease in the world. Ellis Go to Church Beatrice Churches Call Your Attention To Spiritual Things "Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep it Holy" UNION LEADERSHIP TRAINING School March 4, 5. 6 under the sponsorship of the Beatrico terial Association will offer four courses for the training of workers in tho churches. Classes will be held in the First Baptist church. Credit for the completion of work will be given by the International Council or Religious Education.

The class schedule includes 0110 session on Sunday afternoon 3 p. m. and one session Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Classes are open to all.

The Beatrice Community Chorus will meet at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the First Christian Church, instead of the Presbyterian churel for rehearsal. All those who plan to sing in the oratorio "The Seven Last Words" are urged to be present. THE SALVATION ARMYCaptain Mary M. Fry 424 Bell street. Sunday: Sunday school.

9:45. Holiness meeting. 11 a. 01. pecially adapted to Young People) Home Company, 2:30 p.

m. Home of Mrs. Klouss, 216 Abbott. Outpost Sunday school, 2:30, Glenover school. Young Peoples League.

6:30. Thig meeting is conducted for the Young People by the Young People. Salvation Services. 8 p. 11, Tuesday: Band Rehearsal.

7:30. Wednesday: Corps Cadet Bible Study Class 7:30. Thursday: Home League, 2 11. All ladies are invited to come Ana lend a helping 1 hand. Sunday school preparation class.

7:30. Praise meeting. 8. Friday: Torchbearers Club, 1:30. All young people between the ages 13-18 invited.

to attend. ST. JOSEPH CATHOLICSixth and High streets. Msgr. Ferdinand Mock, pastor.

Mass at 6. 8 grand 10 a. m. Sunday. LIBERTY W.

Leavitt, CONGREGATIONALSunday school at 10:30. Morning service at 11:30. Lenten series hexins. Five sermons on The Christian church: It's History, Faith Service. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH(American Lutheran) DeWitt.

Nebraska Erwin F. Janssen, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class, 10 m. Two services. German.

9 a. m. English, 11 a. IN. Monday: Choir.

8 p. m. Wednesday: Lenten service. X. p.

m. Sermon: "Art thou the Christ?" Saturday: Confirmation class. 9:30 a. m1. Lent can be of special blessing 10 you.

Come. worship the crucified and risen Christ. Visitors Always welcome! ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN(Diller).

Rev. Otto Schr. pastor. Sunday school 10:30 A. m.

Worship service. 11:30 a. m. Luther League 8 p. 111.

Mid-week Lenten Service. 8:30 p. m. Sermon text: "Woman, behold thy thy Mother." A cordial welcome to all! BARNESTON PRESBETERIANSunday school at 10:30. 0.

M. Baker. Supt. Ladies Aid meets at the home Of Mrs. John James me Thursday afternoon February 22nd.

"Jerusalem" WAS the special number rendered by the Junior choir funday evening Debr. 18. The group or girls met with Mrs. Homer Farrar Thursday evening Febr. 12nd.

Regular C. E. session Sunday Febr. 25 at 7:15 followed by a spirituat treat at. 8 by R.

L. Pullen. Come folks. The men are busy renovating the church basement since February 13. Your help will be appreciated.

Ile expect guests Mar. 18. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN(Northeast Beatrice). Alfred C. Fleischmann, pastor.

Sunday school and Bible classes, 10:30. Morning worship, 11:30. Lenten services 8:30 p. 111. Wednesduy.

Religious Instruction Saturday 10-3 Choir practice, 8:30 p. m. Monday. GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLYNighth and Elk street. Clifford Case, pastor.

Mrs. Wilfred Hanson, Supt. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching.

11 a. Young People's service, 7 p. m. Evangelistic service. 8 p.

m. Special prayer meeting Monday In church, 2 p. mi. Midweek prayer mecting Wednesday. 8 p.

m. Women's Missionary council will meet at home of Mrs. Alvin Fisher, 908 N. Ninth street, Thursday, 2:39 p. In.

MEHODIST CHURCH--Ellis: W. H. Clark, Pastor. Sunday school, 10:30. H.

E. Fostcr. superintendent. Preaching service. 11:30.

VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN CHURCHBible school, 10 A. m. Mrs. William Krebsbach, Supt. Mrs.

Mittan's class have charge of opening. Morning worship. 11 a. m. Sermon by S.

A Garber. Official board meeting at church basement rob. 28 at 8 p. m. All Incinbers welcome.

THE METHODIST CHURCHESAdams-Filley: P. D. Cox. minister. Next Sunday is Layman's Day throughout Methodism.

The Charge Lay Loader in Adams will he 111 charge of the morning service at 10 o'clock. We hope all who did not. bring their gifts for a the Crusade tor Christ last Sunday will present them next Sunday. Adams will certainly reach or pass its goal. Sunday school at 10:45.

and 11'S Missionary Sunday. Our midofficial board meeting will he held in the church next Sunday afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock. At Filley the worship service time will be occupied with the review or chapter on Africa from "Christ atter Chnos." given by Mrs. Roy D'edersen and "The Chaplain's Letter" by Mr. Young.

We hope that tional gifts and pledges for the Crusade for Christ will come in next. Sunday and that we may reach our goal 111 Fillcy also. Circle No. 2 of W. S.

C. V. wilt meet at the home of Mrs. Abner Armstrong Wednesday afternoon Feb. 28th.

TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN (United Lutheran) Ninth and Elk streets. Rev. George H. Shiery. pastor.

Res. 214 North Ninth street. Phone 458J. February 25, Second Sunday in Lent. 9:45 a.

IN. Church school. W. R. Kleman.

Supt. Lesson. "Jesus, the Son of God." 11 a. m. "The Service." Sermon: "Seeking after A.

Sign." Catechetical class, School of religious education, 2 p. Mid-week Lenten service each Wednesday nt. 7:16 m. Sermon, "Underestimating Trinity Guild Thursday. March at 2:30 p.

111. at the home of Mrs. William Meyers. 724 North Tenth street. Assisting hostess.

Mrs. George W. Stevens. Lenten services each Wednesday, 7:15 p. m.

Dorcas Thursday. March 1 at. 7:30 D. In. a1 the home of Mrs.

Walter Dresp. 1535 Elk street. Assisting hostess, Mrs. Dean W. Dresp.

are cordially welcome at all our services. 'TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH(Near Hoar). Rt 1. Beatrice. Neb.

F. W. Falkenroth. pastor. Bernard Raabe.

teacher. Regular services Sunday at 10:00 A. 11. Visitors are Always welcorne. The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursdas afternoon.

"I WILL COME AGAIN" What if HE WOULD NOT COME AGAIN? How would it effect Prophecy? Hear THIS OUTSTANDING LECTURE, SUNDAY EVENING, 7:45, IN THE HOMESTEADER'S ROOM, THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, Beatrice FEBRUARY 25, AT 7:45 P. M. The Attendances Last Sunday Was Excellent. Come Early, Bring A Friend Come Tuesday, and Thursday, the A. Blue Room Evangelist A.

Dirksen Mr, Orval D. Dirksen, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Dirksen, Theological student at Lincoln, will the music. Songs in THE DARK Soul-thrilling specials Community BIBLE SCHOOL, 8 P.M. on Thursday and Tuesday, Feb. 27, March 1, in THE BLUE-ROOM, Song service begins at 7:45. The subjects: Tues.

"HOW TO STUDY YOUR BIBLE Thurs. "HISTORY'S COMING CLIMAX" You will be given the Lesson, in Printed Form, at the close. Study these lessons. They are free. Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin were hosts to group on friends and relatives at pinochle Wednesday evening in honor of their 10th wedding anniversa There were seven tables and to valentine motif was used. Mrs. Eva Mathias spent Sunday with her parents. She and Mra.

Doris Borgman who had been at home visiting her parents: and brother Roland, returned to their work at Hastings, Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hum burger. Study class met lat the parson age Thursday evening for further: study on the American Indians. There will be two more lessons in this series.

Mrs. John Bartlett and Miss Donna Davis Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. H. I.

Bartlett, and. Mr. and Mrs. Claude and daughters were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Lyman Bartlett and family Sunday for dinner. The high school room of the Ellis school and their teacher Miss Camp were guests at a valentine. party at the home of Lois White Wednesday evening. Bingo. and various games were played after which very nice refreshments were served.

Those present were: Marvin Malchow, Gene Fielder, Jerry Murray, Orville Meyers, Donald Nickeson, Young, Lamah Barnard, Beverly, Bartlett, Marvel Carpenter, Fielder, Lois White and Miss Faye Camp. Valentine Treats The lower grades room held Valentine's day party in the after noon. After an exchange of valentines Mrs. Lucille Hobbs treated the pupils to ice cream and cake. Mrs.

C. V. Hemphill was guest of her granddaughter Eleanor Besack, and Mrs. Frank Amos was guest of her grandson Rodney Schuette at a Grandmother's Party held at East school in Beatrice Tuesday morning by the kindergarten class. Pupils and teacher, Mrs.

Thober of Dist. 106, enjoyed a valentines party Wedresday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Grabher entertained group of friends at a pinochle party Monday evening.

4-H Club News Ellis Market Toppers 4-H met Friday evening with Marilyn and Richard Wible for their regu lar monthly meeting. Several of the parents were guests. Dist. 106 held its regular com munity meeting Friday evening Feb. 9 at the school house.

Mra. Charles Wible. and Mrs. Paul more had charge of the ment and refreshments. H.

E. Foster was in Beatrice on business Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Murray was a recent Beatrice, shopper. Mrs.

Paul Patmore were in Beatrice Wednesday morn ing on business. Miss Elaine White was a guest of friends in Beatrice overnight Wednesday. She attended a valenc tine party while there. RECEIVES PROMOTION WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 (P) Charlotte Mathilda Jahnke, army nurse corp, Lincoln, has been temporarily promoted to first lieutenant and Second Lt.

Vern Douglas Alliance, has received his orders to report for active du ty, the war department announced today, WE HAVE New And Used Parts FOR MOST -AUTOS -TRUCKS TRACTORS BEATRICE IRON AND METAL 3rd Market.