Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 7

Beatrice, Friday, August 4, 1944 BEATRICE DAILY SUN HOME PURCHASERS Using our plan to achieve debt-free home ownership are justly pleased with its economy, efficiency and safety. Thru our facilities, and our knowledge and experience in home financing, they get far more than just a loan when they bori'ow here. The State Savings And Loan Association SIXTH AND ELLA STREETS JEWELRY Come to Atherton'a Oil COURT Phone 618 BEATRICE LUMBER COAL COMPANY Headquarters for: Sherwln Williams Pulnts. Poultry and Hog Wire Fresh car cement, 65c per sack Brick, Tile, Coal and Lumber PHONE 56 Customers not receiving Beatrice Dally Sun call 263 until 5:30 p. m.

After that hour call 1648.1. 6 tf Mrs. Vern Miller of Beatrice ha.s entered a Beatrice hospital for treatment. David Kassing of Beatrice is in a local hospital for surgery. Waltkc, who was injured in a tractor accident near Adams, has been dismissed from a local hospital and returned home.

i were born yesterday afternoon at the Mennonite hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wurtz of Hanover, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinaman of Beatrice.

Sell Feed Sacks Mrs. Frank Boskirk, route 3, Beatrice, who has in the neighborhood of 2,000 chickens, has sold' $125 in print feed sacks. These sacks are attractive colors with I'-i yards of goods, so many women in shortage of print material, buy these sacks and make aprons and luncheon cloths out of them. ZENITH RADIONIC HEARING AID $40.00 A DRUG STORE YOU CAN HAVE Permanent Employment In an essential industry If you can qualify as a lineman, apprentice lineman, serviceman, groundman, Diesel engineer, meter reader or steam plant operator, we can use your services Apply Now! Write Personnel Director Consumers Public Power District Columbus. Nebr.

Ellison barber shop located under Dempster's Retail store. Old friends and new are welcome. 4.0* Weigel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Weigel, living near Beatrice, submitted to an appendix operation at a local hospital this morning. Lang of this city has again entered a local hospital for treatment for a heart ailment. P. H.

Quinby, state navy laison officer and Nebraska selective service induction officer, visited the Gage county local board this week. Vern Miller of 110 Surn- ner street, West Beatrice, is receiving treatment at a local hospital. and Mrs. M. S.

White hove moved into their home at 1115 Grant street. Mr. White is manager of the Rialto theatre. The Whites recently sold their home in Omaha. Bom at St.

Elizabeth hospital, Lincoln, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Woita. Beatrice, a baby son.

Lyle Stanley, Thursday. Mr. Woita is the owner of Sprague Electric. To Teach at Ethel Massie of DeWitt has been elected to teach normal training and English in the Wilber high school the coming year. Household Goods, 321 No.

9th, VVymore Monday eve, Commencing 6:30 p. m. A. M. Porterfleld, And.

4 VVymore Plant Ing to the. Arbor State, the Wymore Ice and Cold Storage plant owned by Clair and Rhen Marshall of Wymore was broken into last Thursday evening and a quantity of gns stamps and $21.35 in cash was stolen. Another $25.00 in cash was left In the cash register which indicates that the robbers were scared away before completing their work. Entrance to the building was gained by breaking out the window in the door to the ladies rest room and then crawling through a transom into the office. No arrests have been made in connection with the robbery.

baby daughter was born Thursday at the Lutheran hospital to Aviation Cadet and Mrs. Burton Jay. Mrs. Jay was formerly Doris Marie Nielsen and is making her home for the present with her parents Dr. and Mrs.

A. J. Nielsen. The father is I an aviation cadet and stationed at Santa Ana, at the present time. Family and Mrs.

Will E. Bobbins, living near Cortland and Mrs. Wyant, have returned from Bellevue, where they recently attended a reunion of the Norton family. The three brothers and sisters met for the first time in 42 years. They were S.

M. Norton and John Norton of Malvern, Iowa, Clyde Norton of Bellevue, Mrs. Ethel Cutter of Milwaukee and Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Wyant of Cortland.

The other relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. H. Norton and son, Mrs. Grace Douglass and Mrs.

Gertrude Clipson of Lenox, Iowa, and Paul Norton and family of Bellevue. They all partook of a. bounteous picnic dinner and a most enjoyable time was had by everyone. Injures Finger Mrs. Walter Moor, living northwest of Beatrice recently crushed one of her fingers on the right hand in a eorn sheller.

HAT CLEARANCE Out they of former make room for new fall merchandise. Not many, but everyone a bargain. All Sales Final BROWN-MCDONALD Busboom, who recently underwent a major operation, is convalescing; at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John LePoitlevin.

Threshing Crew io To- night tho threshing crew will meet at the Clifford Thornburg home, and after the business meeting ice cream and cookies will be served. W. II. Mogan Funeral services for William H. Mogan.

who passed away early this week at the home of his son, John. York, were held this morning from St. Joseph's Catholic church, relatives and friends being present to pay their respects. The Rev. Father Mock was in charge of the services, and interment was in Catholic cemetery, the following acting as casket bearers: Herman Schlegel, Ed Graff, Al Hetherington, Val Knochle, Harold Graff and Henry Grtmewald The deceased is survived by his son, John, and two granddaughters.

Fined for Disturbing Peace Tuesday morning between 1:30 and 3 a. m. neighbors were awakened by a family controversy at the E. A. Dolski home.

Sheriff Tesar was called and lodged the family, Mr. and Mrs. Dolsky and daughter, Eileen in the county jail. Wednesday morning they were brought before the Police Magistrate John Wozata. Mr.

Dolsky plead guilt to a charge of disturbing the peace and was fined $5.00 and Republican. Five Births The following births were reported at the Lutheran hospital yesterday: To Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jay, Beatrice, daughter; husband and afther is in the army; Mr. and Mrs, Carl Mueller, Wymore, son; Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Detter, Jansen, son; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burnett, Beatrice, daughter. He is in the navy; Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Ftisco, Wymore, son. The father is in the army. Personals R. E.

Limbeck of Fort Collins, is in Beatrice visiting his mother, Mrs. Hattie Lunbeck, pioneer. She will accompany her son to Colorado in a few clays where expects to spend part of the summer. He formerly lived in Beatrice and later in Fairtaury before going to Colorado. Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Stebbins of Lincoln were Beatrice visitors yesterday. George Lowell of Omaha was a business- visitor in the city yesterday.

Edna Franzen has filed suit for divorce from William Franzen. She charges extreme cruelty. They were married in Sept. 1920 at Fender, Nebraska. Mrs.

H. D. Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Kniil Niemeicr, all of De- Witt, were shopping in the city yesterday.

Floyd Patton of Blue Springs was looking after business in the city Thursday and visiting with friends. Sgt. Ray Gariss of Lop Veges, New Mexico, his wife and daughter of Altadenn, have been visiting at the home oi" Mr. Mrs, W. J.

Gariss. Sgt. Gariss returned to New Mexico today. His wife and daughter will remain here for a longer stay and also visit relatives in Kansas. Willard Gariss, coast guard, who is attending advanced radar school in Washingont, D.

will arrive Saturday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gariss, and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Roschewski. Fred Lentz has gone to San Diego, on a business trip. Alwin Lentz, who has been in Omaha for over a year with the bomber plant, is back in Beatrice again with the Lentz Motor Co. His wife will join him here later.

Cpl. Bernard Sutton, wife and son Jimmie of Pratt, are here on a 12-day furlough with Mrs. Sutton's mother, Mrs. Zilpah Solts, and will visit in Lincoln with Cpl. Sutton's mother.

Lt. O. Tegtmeier has been transferred to Breckenridge, from Carson, Colo. Ruth Meier, H. A.

2c, who has been i St. Albans naval hospital, New York, Is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Meier until Monday when she leaves for Corpus Christi, her new post. Alfred B.

Parks, field supervisor from the U. E. S. administrative office in Lincoln, was a business visitor in Beatrice today. Mrs.

D' O. Archer and Alice Kay of Bruning returned home today after spending the week with Mrs. Wm. G. Oswald.

O. R. Cox, from the district O. P. A.

office In Omaha was making his routine checkup of the local war price and rationing board today. Mrs. S. R. Smith of was visiting and shopping in the city Thursday.

Esther Lucking of Odell was shopping in Beatrice today. Mrs. Walter Bogott of Crab Orchard was a Beatrice visitor Thursday. Mrs. K- C.

Gray of Filley was visiting friends in Beatrice today. Mrs. F. C. Griffin leaves Monday for Omaha where she will remain until September 1 when she goes to San Diego, to make her home.

Chet Huntington of Liberty was in Beatrice today, Andrew-Andersen returned this noon from a ten day visit at Hastings with his daughters, Mr. A. G. Phillips. Mrs.

Mattie Howard has returned home from Norton, she visited, relatives Hof Enough for You? With The Church Goers Just in case the heat's getting you down, shed a tear for Santa Claus. Complete with fur-trimmed winter coat and chest-heating whiskers, he had to come all the way down from the North Pole to attend the annual advance showing of Christmas merchandise in Chicago. Salesgirl Betty Jane Cargill doesn't look like a cooler- offer, either. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IN BEATRICE AND ELSEWHERE Here From Florida S-Sgt. and Mrs.

John W. Brown have been visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Brown sr. for the past two weeks. They are enroute from Florida to Wisconsin where Sgt. Brown will be stationed.

Honoring S-Sgt. Brown picnic was given Sunday afternoon honoring S-Sgt. and Mrs. J. W.

Brown Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, sr.

and family Lucille, Marold and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Brown and family, Mary Margaret and David, Mrs. Mildred Lepp and family, Frank, Leona Mae and Robert, Mr.

D. E- Crom, Cpl. Kenneth Crom and wife from Camp Campbell. and Miss Garoldene Gormley. -t Dinner Mrs.

Mildred Lopp entertained at a dir.nw Thursday ovening in honor hc-i- mm-hcr Mrs. .1. W. Brown on her hiithday anniversary. Other guo.sts were S- Sgt.

aild Mrs. John W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Brown and family and Mrs Mildred Lepp and family. Lucille, Marold and Rich- ard Brown and Miss Garoldene Gormley. Family Reunion A family reunion and picnic dinner were enjoyed Sunday in the park at Wymore. Those who attended were Mr, and Mrs.

C. A. Hubka, Jean Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kerl, Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Popelka, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowman, Roger and Connie, all of Pawnee City; Mr. and Mrs.

Mc- Kinlcy Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bowman and Barbara of Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. John Romish, Donna and Carol, of Dillcr.

Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas of Sumniet'field entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ollic Miller of Hood River, Ore.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Alders, Dorothy and Darrcll, of Barncston, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hill and Dora Louise of Mr.

and Mrs. jClaionce Thomas and family and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas and family of Burchard, and. Miss Erino Jean Schmit of Steinatier, Mr.

and Mrs. Miller have moved to thfir farm south of Summerfielcl. FILLEY i Five boys from here are spend- ing week at Camp Strader at Crete. in a Y. M.

C. A. cnmp. Thev are Eldon Busbom, Donald and Bruce Davis. Bill Sorenscn and Paul Hedge.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis lnok the bovs to Crete Sun- day where they all enjoyed a pie- nic dinner before registration. i Ten 4-1-1 club girls spent from Monday until Wednesday night at a 4-H camp at Seward.

Mrs. Ben Bowers and Mrs. Harold Giddings took them to Beatrice early Mon- day morning and from there they went by truck. The girls are: Carol Giddings, Ruby Bowers, Carolyn Yohe, 'Lois Busboom, Shirley Noakes, Helen Leners, Viola Buhr, Jacqueline and Rosemary Kunc and Delores Alberts. Dinner Party Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Retchless entertained at a dinner Sunday in honor of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Linscott, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Bratt and Roger of Bennet, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Tilton, Mrs. Thelma Jones and two children of Johnson and Mrs. Fanny Linscott, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Krause of Adams and Mrs. Orville Kreuger of Sterling, were callers at the L. Davis home Sunday. Mrs.

Elmer Pedersen has received word that her brother, Ralph Norrlinger, who is serving with the Red Cross, is in Italy. A. K. Halcomb is taking his vacation and spending it helping with the wheat harvest- 1 on the Evertson farm at Kimball. Mr.

Halcomb will also visit his son Laverne and family at Kimball. Ruth Halcomb is acting as postmistress during her father's absence. Mrs. Roy Crook entertained Circle II on the afternoon of July 26, Quilting was done and lunch served. The August hostses will be Mrs.

Howard Retchless. Week-end guests in various homes here were: Helen Novak whose home is at Milligan visited Elsie Jensen. Ann Barnard and Donna Giddings of Lincoln at the Harold Giddings home. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Cummings of Lincoln at Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Brown's; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bratt and Roger of Bennet at Mrs. Fanny Linscott's.

Mrs. Edgar Boggs and Shir Lee and Francis Fox of Fremont were at the C. E. Moslander home and were accompanied home Sunday by Mrs. Moslander and Mrs.

Don Noakes. Receives Mttsic Degree Reiner Andreesen received his bachelor of music degree from the University of Nebraska last week. He has returned home and will assume his new duties in September as superintendent of the Filley school, Delores Spearman of Beatrice spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Burbank, i In hpnor of the birthday SliMMERFIELD Mrs. Henry Stirratt and grandson Glenn Stirratt left Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stirratt in Cheyenne, Wyo.

The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Milo Beebe at the home of H- A. Beren. A lovely lunch was served. Dan Craven, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Craven, who is in the navy, and stationed in California is spending his furlough with his parents and friends. Miss Mary Ketterman, who is attending summer school in Manhattan spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs, R. C. Ketterman and family, Eugene Pierce of the U. S- flying forces in Texas, is spending a two weeks furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Pierce. THREE CORNERED RACE SCOTTSBLUFF, Aug.

4 Furman of Chadron, nominated by petition as an independent candidate for congress from the fourth district, announced here today that he will accept the nomination. Furman's entry will make a three cornered race with Rep. A. L. Miller, republican, of Kimball, seeking reelection, and Tom Lanigan, democrat, of Grand Island.

Receives Transfer Staff Sgt. Jack Smith has been transferred from Camp Polk, to Camp Atterbury, Ind. In Persia Staff Sgt. Vernon Ellison is stationed at heavy maintenance supply base at Kharramshahr, near the Persian gulf. He has written his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Ellison, that during June the temperature reached 130 degrees. He said the natives told them it reaches as high aa 150 to 180 degrees.

In England Pvt. Clifford Veon, paratrooper, who took part in the invasion of France, is now resting In England. His unit was awarded a presidential citation and he has ceived the infantry combat medal. In Beatrice. Pfc.

Edwin F. Lipps of San Luis Obispo, arrives in Beatrice today to visit his wife and baby. He is in the infantry. In India and Mrs. Fred Brown have received a letter from their son, Staff Sgt.

Wayne Brown, telling them that he is in India. Brown is in the air corps. In Hospital With Malaria Don Pethoud, who is now stationed in Italy, is in the hospital with malaria. It is the fifth time he has been in the hospital in the past three months. Gives Judo Exhibition From the Olathe, Mirror of July 20th comes the following article telling of an exhibition of judo by Cpl.

Stewart Edson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Edson, fornver Beatrice residents. Mr.

Edson is former Daily Sun em- ploye. Cpl. Stewart Edson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Edson, and a brother of Mrs.

John Burns, visited his family here this week. The corporal is a photographer for the Third Bomber Command at Mac- Dill Field, and a part time instructor of Judo (called the gentle) art for army air corps officers. Monday evening the 15-1-pound corporal, who stands about five feet six, gave a demonstration and with a few lessons on jujitstt to Tom Poor's Olothe company of Kansas State Guards. Captain Poor and his officers said that in all of their guard training they had never seen so masterful a demonstration as the small sized corporal gave them. With a twist of the wrist, and a flip the.

shoulder he, could throw a man nearly twice his size and could shoot opponents through the ait- like they v.vre flown from a sling shot. The boys of the guard kept him busy for two hours showing them the ins and outs of the fascinating art. Corporal Edson returned early yesterday morning to MacDill Field. He was able to catch a transport plane going- to his base. Receives Purple Heart Sgt.

Wayne Atkinson, paratrooper, who was injured on the Anzio beachhead May 23, received his purple heart medal and sent it to his mother. Mrs. Ira L. Atkinson, who is in Huntington, Ore. Furlough At Home Morrissey, seaman first class, who has been overseas with a coast guard unit for 22 months, is spending a furlough with his mother, Mrs, Lydia Morrissey, at Steinauer.

Home On Leave Pvt. Catherine Eggers of the WAG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-nan Eggers, is home on a three-day pass from Patterson Field, Ohio. Cpl.

Wilbur S. Wickersham of Coffeeville, is spending a 15 day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Wickersham of Filley. He will report back to Kansas after his furlough. Speed Limit 25,000 MPH Rocket ship scientists say man's body can stand a speed of 25,000 miles an hour as easily as 25 miles, provided acceleration is gradual. Cliautanqua Park Union Btrvioa Vou are heartily invited to join in thf mH-of-rtnor worship nt Chaiilaurrun Park, o'clock. Major T.

F. Snmopl brings the mefsiKe. Rev. Swignrt Miller presides. S'per- ial music by the Kiwania Men's rliorti? under the direction of old Stout.

Rfv. Klhert. ICoonlz di- riM'ts the cotiKrt'jrational sliiKitiR. In- vlti- your friends and enjoy a splr- itimlly rpfroKhlns evening with fellow Christians of tho Beatrice community. ST.

JOSEPH Sixth and High streets. Rev. Ferdinand Mock, pastor. Mass at 6. 8 and 10 m.

Ounrfay SEVENTH DAY ADVEXTIST Tenth and Ells, Sunday school each SiHurdnv afternoon 2 p. m. and church services at 3 p. m. CHRIST (Psrkrell).

Rev. H. Brokering. p.i tor. ee flth Elunday aftfi- Trinity.

Sunday school and Bibl- classes, 10 a. m. Divine services nt 11 a. m. A special inn' r.f Aid will be held Wednesday August 9.

A monthly offering will be taken for the fnir share. WEST SIDE 448 West Court street. A. G. Riptdorf.

pastor. Church school a.i 9: In Classes for all ages. Parents and rhiltlren are invited. Mrs. A.

F. Kipf. S'upt. There will be no morning: "or- shfp servlr? the pastor has (tone to the Jinntial conference. Sunday evening.

Union services at Chiiutauqtin eveniiifr. o'clor-k, Senior World Wide Kuild meets at the rhim-li basement, with Larimore as hostess. What a Grocery Bill! Each day at Buckingham Palace, London, more than 150 breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served to permanent officials, servants and attendants who form the royal retinue. versary of Merna Jensen, a group of relatives gathered at her home on Thursday evening. At a late hour lunch was served.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yohe, Carolyn and John, Mr.

and Mrs. Heye Luken, Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Sorensen and Billy, Peter Christensen, Mrs. Anna Jensen and Arthur Jensen. Joint Service The Methodist church congregations from the Filley and Adams churches are going to hold a joint Sunday school and church service at Chautauqua park, Aug. 13. Services will begin at 10:30 in the tabernacle and a basket dinner will be served at noon.

Dr. and Mrs. J. Hodam plan to leave August 15th for a motnh's vacation in Illinois. The doctor's office will be closed during his absence.

Captain Bill McKinzie has written his parents telling of an interesting incident. Captain-John whose home is in Lincoln and whom Bill knew was also in France. Through their correspondence they found they were only 300 yards apart, so enjoyed a reunion, which was a boost to their morale, said Bill. TRTXITT (United Lutheran) Ninth and Elk streets Rov. George H.

Shiery, Pastor. Res. 211 North Ninth St. I'hone 458J. fi.

Xinth Sunday a.fter Trinity 16 Church school, 31 a. m. The Service. Sermon: "Tho Cost nf You are, wolcotnu to all of incKe services. Trinity Sor-icty will meet with Mrs.

K. W. Heisner on Thursday, AUK. 17th. one week later than which time; reports of the convention nt J-'i-ernoni, AUK.

6-11 will be jfivon the rK-leg'ales. Vou will want to hi ar them. SECOND MENNONITE Seventh and Bell streets. Klbert Koontz. pastor.

Ken. 1200 Grant. Phone 628. Sunday school a. MorninR worship 11.

Monday, fellowship gardeners are to work in the garden. Wednesday evening choir practice. Friday evening choir practice and a skating party after. A male quartet from the P. S.

unit in Lincoln will be with us in the morning service. We will also receive a special offering for relief work in the worship service. EV. Otto Spehr, pastotv Sunday school, 10 a. m.

Worship service, a. m. Rev. P. O.

Spehr. will conductr the service and preach the sermon. BARXESTON The C. E. group meit In the church' basement at.

7:48. Dorothy leader. This will consecratibB" night. Rev. A.

d. Ufndt will occupy thtf' pulpit Aug. fi a i. May we urge you to be, present. CENTENARY Sixth and Elk streets.

Claire C. Hoyt. minister. Church school at 8:45 a. m.

"Vr- Morning worship at 11 a. m. Theme: "A Taste of Heaven." Union service at 8 In AVesley Cirri P. will sponsor an ice pi-earn social on the church lawn on Saturday evening, August 12 beginning at 7. ST.

PETER'S Iflth Streets, Wymore Rudolph W. Scheffel. pastor, a. in. Sfunday school.

'r, 11 a. Divine "We, preach Christ OUR SAVIOR EV. Odell. Nebraska. p.

ni. The. installation of the Hev. 11. as pastor of the our Savior Lutheran church.

The public is invited to this service. SOUTH BEATRICE OF THE temorson W. Shirteler, pafator. Sunday school, Jli a. in.

Morning Worship, 11 -a. m. Ser- nion: "The Christian's Calling" Kvpnlng del-vice, 8 p. m. at ChAU- park.

The service will be Rev. last as pastor of the church. ST. JOHN'S (Seutb. of Wymore.

(American Lutheran church). Kev. A. G. Wendt, pastor.

Sunday school 10:30 m. Morning worship. 11:15 a. tn. Sacrament ot Holy Baptism.

THE METH ODISTCH Adams-Fjllty. P. D. Cox, minister. Lnrest Without Reason: Pna.

sermon theme fpr Sunday IMMANUEL (Northeast of Beatrice). Alfred Q. Fleischmanii, pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes, 10:30. Morning worship (American) 11:30 Men's choir.

9 p. in. Monday. Ladies' Aid Wednesday. FIRST BAPTIST Charles B.

Scott, pastor, school meets at Joi; II. Bright, superintendent. Classes for all ages. Morning worship nt. 11.

Communion Service. Subject: "Rebuilding The There is joy in fellowship and service, with God's L'nion evening service in Cbautau- I'HI'k ttt service Wednesday nl Hring your Bible. Study Ituimms i and Tlierr will be meeting nf the Dent-oils Wednesday evening following service. This is a very meeting. AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH and l-'illcy.

C. fcicliulle, pastor. Members of both congregations ui-Bed to attend the Parish and S. S. picnic at Chautnuqua Park in in the tabernacle at 11 n.

in. There will no Sunday school but teacher will gather her rlns.s tu distribute rrearn cone, coupons: after the service. please put your lunch on tin- table north of the. tabernacle. Lunch will be served cafeteria style.

morning: Adiims 10:00" and" 11:15 o'clock. Sunday school Adams 10:45 a. Karl Krause, Supt. Filley 10.30 a. m.

L. Davis, Supt. FIR9T CHRISTIAN Corner of Seventh and Ella Wayne Greene, minister. Bible school at 9:45. Marion Morton, superintendent.

A rn worship and communion 10:45. Sermon subject: "Abide With Ua, The Agnes P'ishbach circle will meet Monday evening for an 1 pmes and fun at Chautauqua. Park. This will be a picnic. meet at lhc church at 6:15.

U7 flry Lon Guild will meet Wednesday evening at 6:30 clock for a picnic, at the home of Mrs, Marlon Mortpn. FIRST MENXONITE Rev. Walter H. Dyck. pastor; lies.

140S North Ninth Sf 1338W. Aintn. Rides Buzz Bomb Mrs. Anna Reisch, above, won title "Biological Phenomenon" and an Iron Cross, according to Nazis' reports, by riding inside robot bomb during early experiments. Lying in almost horizontal position, gazing through periscope, she discover which defied other tests.

Her nickname came because she, was apparently unaffected by tremendous air pressure, but she was severely FIRST CHURCH OF SCI- and Ella. school 9:30 a m. Sunday services at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings at 8 o'clock.

Church conducts a free reiidiiiK room in the church which is open every day from 2 to 4 p. m. holiluys. "Wiiirll" is the subject of the leg- son-srrmon which will be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout the AV'orld, on Sunday, August 6. The Golden Text is: "We have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which IK of we might know the things that are freely given to us of God.

(I Cor. Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon Is the following from the Bible: "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth. (John The lesHon-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook. "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Spirit. Divine substance; Mind; divine all that Is good God; that only which is perfect, everlasting, omnipresent, omnipotent, infinite." (pp.

694). ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (American Lutheran Church) Eighth and Elk streets. John P. Ptreng, pastor.

Res. 711 Klk; Phone 238. August 6 nth Sunday after Trinity Sunday school. John Lienne- superintendent. Lesson loplc: "Power through Classes for every child and adult.

First morning service. Pastor Streng in charge. Special offering for District Treasury. J1 m. Second morning service.

Pastors sermon topic: shall say to these things?" Vou are wel'-ufrir. but pleac.e come, early. Special offering for District treasury. p. Sunday S.

Teachers picnic at Chautaunua park. Lei's all be there and bring immediate families, Thur.s. Aug. 10. Mission Circle 2 p.

in Special address by Miss Louise. Brokering, Lutheran social worker with N'niionnl Lutheran Council in Texas area. Let's all be there. Thiirs. Aug.

in. p. m. Combined League devotional and business. You are welcome to attend.

FIRST Fifth and High streets. Ross MrCown. D. 15., pastor. Church school usual, 9:45.

II. G. Jones, supt. No morning worship at 11 o'clock. Union community Sunday evening service at Chuuuuiqua park at S.

CHURCH OF THE At 7.fourteenth and Grant. S. IT. Miller, pastor. Sunday o'clock.

E. J. Kessler, superintendent o'clock. Desire Fails. Children's Women's work on Thursday afternoon, at the home of Rebecca Essam 1107 North 14th street TRINITY LUTHERAN Near Hoag.

Beatrice, Nebr. Rt. X. F. W.

PaTkenroth, pastor. First service at 10 a. Second service at 11 a. m. Visitors are always welcome.

Listen to the Lutheran Hour over KMA at 12:30 p. m. Dr. O. A.

man. pastor of Grace Lutheran church, River Forest, 111,, will speak on the "The Secret ot Buo- i. Message on "Frlencishi'p 1 by tno Offering for the General Treasury. -i. i Chauiauqua Park service.

i at the 3 Tlle Join choirs rehearse at the First Mennonito church. it a 8:3 Cholr re ai inn hec.ind Mcnnonits Church. A following and preachi service, Young- People's service, 7. Evening; service, 8. C1 CH OF GOD-60J W.

Court. Jritzlan, pastor. Rev. H. Schmidt will speak.

rk ftl vlces at CTmutauqua Ir, Sllllda evening. day 8 rn prayer servl ce Thurs- 8T. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mo. Synod) Corner Eighth and High streets. Joseph J.

Timketi, pastor. ra up. Regular service, 9:15 a. m. installation service of Pastor uSavlor church A special business meeting of voting members will be held on Sunday evening at o'clock in the chuich to consider a call received by Prof.

Herman Schmiedlng to Seward, Nebr. Our only aim: To save souls. Our only means: The Gospel of THE SALVATION Major and Mrs. T. F.

Samsel, in charge. Saturday night streeti service, 8. Sunday school, 9:46. Morning service, 11. Young People's service.

6:30. Major T. F. Samsel will preach on the subject of: "The Fall of Man." The public is welcome to attend these services. BIBLE CHURCH OF C.

Sc M. 6th and Ella. Mr. Chris Halnlen, Pastor. 2:30 p.

Sunday school for all ages. 3:30 p. Bible sermon, "Your (Jreatest Need." p. m. Tuesday, teacher training class for all interested in Sunday school work.

Thursday evening at o'clock Bible study taken from Roman 8. CHRIST EPISCOPAL 5th and Lincoln Sts. The Rev. Joseph Hollifield, Rector. August 6, Feast of the Transfiguration.

a. m. Holy Communion 11:00 a. Primary church school. a.

Choral Eucharist and Sermon. Holy communion daily at 7:30 am. Thursday. August a. Corporate Communion of Woman's Auxiliary followed hy breakfast and business meeting in the parish bouse.

Fridy, August p. Vestry meeting at the rectory. Approve Coordination Of Trucking Operations OMAHA, Aug. 4 UP) V. Rons, Omaha district ager, has announced a plan of coordinating of four Iowa and one Neb truck firms, which is save 25,000 truck miles and 2," mart hours annually.

Firms participating in are: The Watson Brothers portation company, Qma S. Baldwin, Hamburg, Cross, transfer company, Ben Johnson CoaJ ij fer Company, Egsex, Stevens transfer. pom; ney, la..