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Mai vern Board Boosts Staff Salaries But Plans Tax Cut Substantial salary increases were oalh of office to Directors-elec indicated for the Malvern schools Bass and Stevens. Tuesday evening when the board I Upon motion and vote, of education met to consider adjourned sine die. year's teaching staff. The board first recognized that value of master's degrees held by teachers with a $200 increment, then made a general salary raise of from $100 to $300. Previously the board had reviewed the superintendent's budget for next year which will permit savings of around $13,000.

Thus, while the salary increases are substantial, the board hopes to be able to cut the tax levy somewhat by the other savings. Minutes of this and the Monday night meetings follows: Adjourned Meeting March 19th, 1957 The Board met on the above date pursuant to adjournment on March 18th. There were Woodford R. Byington Secretary Regular Meeting March 12th, 1957 The Board met on the above date. There were Present: President Wortman and Directors Beckwith, Hertz Houser and Stevens.

Absent: None. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved as read. The following bills were allowed for payment: W. D. Baer, salary $358.11 Claire Baldwin, salary 297.12 Virginia Chamberlain, sal ary 235.03 Dorothy Churchman, salary 255.82 N.

P. Crink, salary 411.49 Bernice Dalrymple, 246.48 Present. Presulent and Warron Darra 222 38 Directors Hertz, Bass, Houser Gladys Donner) sa ry 81 03 Jessie Frazier, salary 242.65 John Hall, bus driver 94.25 Vera Cronkhite, salary 242.65 Stevens. Absent: None. The matter of teachers and salaries for the 1957-1958 school year was discussed and considered by the Board at great length.

It was moved by Hertz, seconded by Stevens, and, upon the roll being called, unanimously adopted that the District recognize the value of a Masters Degree and that an additional increment of $200 be given to those teachers such certification. holding It was moved by Hertz, seconded by Stevens, that the salary of Newell P. Crink, as school super- tendent, for the 1957-1958 school year be set at $6400. Upon the roll being called, each Director voted in the affirmative. It was moved by Hertz, seconded by Stevens, that a contract be offered to each of the following teachers to teach such subjects and to perform such duties as may be assigned for the 1957-1958 school year at the indicated salary, as follows: Al H.

Nothem $5100.00 William D. Baer 5200.00 Clair W. Jones, salary 271.44 E. E. Mansur, salary 327.62 Verne Mickelson, bus driver 94.25 Clarence Myers, salary 226.65 Jack McGee, salary 342.87 Al H.

Nothem, salary 391.07 Allen O'Dell, bus driver 94.25 Virginia Omer, salary 242.65 Francis Parks, salary 299.83 Ruth Picker, salary 317.54 R. E. Resz, salary 324.25 Cleta Salyers, salary 205.88 Ruth Salyers, salary 137.25 Margaret Stevesson, salary 258.40 Kathryn Stogdill, salary 245.11 Mary Terry, salary 122.00 Dixie Zanders, salary 223.58 Malvern Bank, withholding tax 961.18 Charlotte Mort, substitute teacher 12.22 Phyllis Conner, substitute teacher 12.22 W. R. Byington, 75.00 Lynn Card Company, supplies 11.40 Malvern Leader, publica- New Club, OTO, Formed at S.

C. A new club, the O.T.O., sprang into being in the Silver City community last Friday when a group of neighbor ladies met at the home of Mrs. Fay Morrical. They decided to meet the second Thursday afternoon of each month which supplied the name, "Our Thursday Off." Officers of the new group are Mrs. Dorothy Morrical, president; Mrs.

Eileyn Hammers, vice president, Mrs. Viola Gorman, secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Susie Stewart. The club voted to have secre 1 pals. The next meeting will be April 11 at the home of Mrs Hammers.

Present were Mdnis Beverly Green, Ellyn Hammers Susie Stewart, Adelphia Bryant Viola Gorman, Doris Burble Gladys Petty, Audrey McClaino and Dorothy Morrical. Birthday Party For Mike Malcom Mrs. Carl Malcom entertained Jack McGcc 4600.00 tions 32.72 Ruth Picker 4100.00 Educator's Book Club, books 8.46 Francis Parks 4000.00 R. E. Resz 4200.00 4100.00 Nation's Schools, subscription Matt Parrott Sons, sup- E.

E. Cleta Salyers 2900.00 plies Ruth Salyers 1900.00 Collins Drug Warren II. Darrah 2375.00 I Pace Service Bernice Dalrymple 3300.00 Ed Patton Music music Vcra Cronkhite 3150.00 Margaret Stevesson Dixie Zanders 3350.00 3100.00 Kathryn Stogdill 3100.00 Virginia Chamberlain, $3100 if she attends summer school during the summer of 1957, otherwise Jessie Kruzu-r Virginia Omer Mary Terry Dorothy Churchman Perfection Form supplies Allyn Bacon, Webster Publishing 4.00 3.59 1.56 3.55 10.89 6.03 23.08 supplies 6.60 Follott Publishing I books 14.44 I University of Minnesota 2950.001 Press, balance due 3.50 3150.00 Science Ik-starch Associ- 3150.001 ates, books 2.50 1875.00 i ISEA Library Service, 3100.00 books and that said teaclierji who have I Book-uf tin-Month Club, been contract for the I books coming school year are to return same to the superintendent signed or unsigned, by 5 o'clock P. M. of i''ord Service bus maintenance Service- Station, bus maintenance 5.08 10.73 56.89 48.45 April 2nd, 1957.

The above motion was adopted by the following Schultz liros. Inipl. bus vote; maintenance 85.561 Aye: Hertz, Stevens, Houser and Salyers Auto bus main- Silver City Methodist Church W. W. Watson, Pastor Harold Skcrritt, S.

S. Snpt, Mrs. H. J. Adnins, Jr.

S. S. Supt. Mrs. John Swarfs, Choir Director Church School 10:00 AM Worship 11:00 AM Sermon topic March 24th "Our Vows." MYF 7:00 PM Juanlta Bolte, President.

Choir Practice, Mon. 7:30 PM WSCS, 4th Thurs. 2:00 PM Church Board, 4th Thursday 7:30 PM The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held in the East Liberty Methodist Church March 25 at 7:30 p. m. All Official mem- 3ers urged to be present.

Dr. W. Overhulser of Council Bluffs will preside. The WSCS members will visit he State School at Glenwood on March 28. All who wish transpor- ation are asked to meet in the Church at 1 p.

m. A speaker at he school will talk on "Mental lealth." The March Church Board meet- ng will be held in the home of Russell Myers on the 28th at :30 p. m. Mrs. Harlan Lamtnert, hainnan.

We cordially invite the Public to our services. Silver City Baptist Church Kay lleckert, 1'astor Church School, 10 a. m. Morning Worship, 11 a. m.

Mid-Week Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Anderson Thursday at 7:30 p.

m. Everyone is invited to attend. For the Bible Study period everyone Is asked to bring a Hlble passage which related to the subject, of stewardship. The Southwestern Baptist Association Brotherhood will meet at the First Baptist Church of Council Illuffs at 6:40 p. m.

on Thursday evening March 28. The meeting will be a bring a son or bring a chum night. The Baptist men in the area are urged to attend. The second Quarterly business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Deitchler on Thursday nvenliig April 11 following a covered dish supper at p.

in. All the members of the church ure invited to attend this meeting. The Women's Haptist Missionary Society Kensington will meet in the home of Mrs. Jim Hendrix on Thursday April 4 at 2 p. m.

All the members are invited to attend. Sunday afternoon at a birthday party for her 8 year old son Mike. Invited guests included Dwaynei Franke, Jimmie Schoening, Terry Marshall, Allan, David, Linda and Lynn Bishop of Macedonia, Roger and Ronnie Bendt, Trudy Decker, Cindy Kahl, Freddie Robertson, Jimmie McCollister, Peggy Burgoin, Debbie and Denise Ord, Dickie Keith, Kenneth Stewart, Carol Goos, Rodney Miller, Roger Bolte, Larry Klersch, Gayne Ana Burgoin, Pamela Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bishop, Mrs.

Virgil Decker, Mrs. Earl Bendt, Mrs. Jack Burgoin and Mrs. Don Burgoin. Cake, ice cream, nuts, and kool aid were served.

mints Silver City W.S.C.8. To Visit State School The Women's Society will visit the Glenwood State School March, 28 In place of their regular WSCS meeting. All wishing to attend should meet at the Church at 1 p. m. There will be a talk on Mental Health by a State speaker and then a tour of the entire school.

Mr. and Mrs. Rew Burgoin, Mrs. Phyllis Skerrltt, Miss Ivan Lintner and Uev and Mrs. W.

W. Watson were among those attending the ice capades at the Omaha Colliseum Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Fornoff attended the funeral services Saturday of an old friend, Mrs Henry Borne, a long time resident of Plattsmouth. Mrs. Louie Schoening, mother of Clifford Schoening, passed away early Sanday morning at Mercy hospital after only a short illness there. Sunday guests at a birthday dinner for C.

C. CHpson at the home of Miss Bernice Clippon of Glenwood were Mr. and Mrs. Clipson and Mary. Also guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Clipson and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stewart and Wava attended the funeral services for Mrs.

Stewart's cousin, A. Sargent, at Glenwood Sat-' urday. Afterward they visited Mr. i Cemetery Assn. to Meet April 3 The Silver Cfty Cemetery Association will hold first meeting of the year April at 3 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Guy Ouster. There will be election of officers and hiring of the sexton. Anyone interested in the upkeep of the cemetery Is welcome to attend.

THE MALVERN LEADER, Malvem, Mar. 21,1957 7 Legion, Auxiliary Birthday Party A rainy night failed to cut attendance at the March meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary last Wednesday. Final plans made for the Legion and Auxiliary birthday party which was held Friday evening. For this Edna Kruse made the cake and the 1 Legion furnished the ice cream. At the Auxiliary meeting the unit decided to donate to the Red Cross and Wilma Pullman had the community program.

The next meeting will be April 10. Hostesses, Grace Goos, Mildred Kruse, Laura Tasto. Wllraa Jones will have the program on child welfare. Mrs. Ralph Hansen and Mrs.

Clifford Schoening attended the Neighborhood Club Friday afternoon at the Clarence Mass home. Ale Cecil G. Williams and A3c Dave LeTourneau of Shilling A. F. Salina, drove in Friday for a visit with Cecil's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Williams, Pauline and Doyle. All, with Miss Betty Kahl, returned to Salina Saturday to the dedication of the Smokey Hill AFB and to watch an air show which included demonstrations of many of thp newest type planes.

They returned to Silver City Saturday evening and on Sunday were dinner guests in the Myron Schoening home. Glenwood and also called on relatives In the Stiver City vicinity. The boys returned to Salina Sunday afternoon. Mac McKean of Horton'e Rest home was a Wednesday visitor here. About 25 attended the M.T.F.

Stewart's mother, Mrs. Alice family night pot luck supper Sun- Stewart, at the Tabor rest home, day evening. Wort man. Nay: liass tt-nanct- as far as Mr. Man- Waller Transfer, bus main- sur's contract was concerned, aye on the other teacher's contracts.

Mr. Kaib asked to have the record show that he was in agreement on the amount of Mr. Mansur's salary and that his teaching contract was satisfactory but he tenance Breeding Benton, bus maintenance Activity Fund, athletic officials Mrs. Avis Jones, labor Mrs. Martha Myers, labor Xep Manufacturing Corp, did not agree for Mr.

Mansur's contract to include any coaching, supplies either boys or girls. N. Bell Tel. services L'pon motion and vote, the I Cecil Beck, hauling Board adjourned until Tuesday I akin Implement pro- evening, April 2nd Woodford K. Byington Secretary He-Organization Meeting March 18th, 1957 Directors HeiU, Houser, Stevens and Wortman met on the above date.

It was moved by Stevens, seconded by Hertz, that Mr. F. A Wortman be selected as President Of the Board for the coming year. The roll was called and each director voted in the affirmative, except Wortman who voted in the pane gas Iowa Power i Light tioy Oil Co fur! Film Transport Co freight Blot-del Hardware, supplies Skil Corporation, supplies The i uth, as President of the Board, vvas administered to F. A.

Wortman by the secretary. The Board discussed at long K-ii-ith the matter of teachers and their salary for the coming school year. No definite action taken. I'pon motion and vote, the Board adjourned until Tuesday evening, March 19th. VS'oodford R.

Byington Secretary Adjourned Meeting March 18th, 1957 The liuard met on the. above datf. There wed.Present: President Wortnian and Hertz. Houser and Stevens Absent: Beckwith. The r.mutes of the last meeting were and approved as read.

This becreUu-y administered the Cardwell. repairs McMasler Carr Supply supplies A. J. Nyitrom i Co, supplies ilaiilf Sporting floods Co, Gearhart Lumber CM materials Omaha Supply supplies 22.40 75.45 5602 420.00 40.00 i 4UOO 3580 3835 1900 150.95 135.70 94200 400 26.11 28ti 5.00 11 83 43(j 00 17000 453.93 3644 It was moved by seconded by that the Offi eiul Operating I'ulieies of the M'houl district j.i prepared and submitted to the Board by the penntendent HI March, 1907. be adopted and approved L'pon the roll being called, all vuted in the affirmative.

'1 he Hoard was in receipt of a letter dated March llth, 1957, from Forest Moore, Regional Consultant, Iowa State Department of Public Instruction, acknowledging a receipt of a copy of said Official Operating Policies in which Mr. Moore states that "I have examined this copy at some length and it strikes me that it is very well prepared. We receive many of these prepared policies from various schools and in my estimation yours ranks with the very beat. So please accept our Mr. and Mrs.

II. J. Adams and David and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Jones and daughters were guests of Mr and Mrs.

Harold Xankor and Beth of Hamburg. lir. and Mrs. C. O.

Johnson en- the Whist Club at a cooperative dinner Saturday evening. High scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schoening. Mrs.

K. H. Anderson and Mrs. Ronald Bryant attended the O. K.

S. School of instruction at Kmt-rson March 12. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. K.

H. Anderson and family wera Willie and Bud Davis of Law ton. Mrs Harvey Knhertyon and Waunelta Boite attended an MVK Distrii'l Counril meeting Sunday afternoon at Malvern. Mrs. Kdith Klder and Mrb.

Kthel Hall of Geneva, Xebr. were week eiul guests at the Hew Bur- home. Additional Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kurl Heitman of Ked Oak and Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Uowen of Malvern. f.dward Sanders, a ttudent at Maryville College, was a week visitor of his parents, Mr. and K. J'.

Sanders. compliments on a job well done." It was moved by Hertz, seconded by Stevens, that a graduating high school senior be extended the privilege of completing bis school year in the Malvern Independent School District, tuition free, when said senior's parents or guardian move on or about March 1st into another high school district. Upon roll being called, all Directors voted in the affirmative. 'I he secretary announced there were 8U ballots casted at the school election on March lUb, 1957, and that Clara Stevens received 77 votes for Director and Earl Bass received 67 for Director aad L. J.

Kuop 69 votes for Treasurer. Upon motion and vote, the Board adjourned until Monday evening, March 18th. Woodford R. Byington Secretary TUB IIILLSDALE CHTOCII Rev. Irvin O.

Wllkins, pastor Sunday School, 10 a. m. Worship Service, 11 a. m. MYF meeting, 7 p.

m. The Hlllsdale Ladies are Rath- ering papers and will those having old papers and magazines please take them to the Burdette Hunt home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sell and i family of Council Bluffs visited Sunday afternoon with their parents, Mr.

and MTU. Len Sell. Mr. and Wayne Hazer and family were Friday night and Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Topp in Kxlra. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Orudle attended a cooperative, family dinner at the home of Mrs. Helen Bruce near lied Oak Sunday.

The dinner was to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mary Orudle. Mrs. Grudle's son Ed called from Spokane, Wash, to greet his mother at noon. Mrs.

Gordon Gaylord entertained seven of the Farm Bureau Women at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Grudle and Mrs. Warren Gaylord gave lesson "Time for Everything." Mr. and Mrs.

Tom White attended the open house for Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hunt golden wedding anniversary in Gleuwood Sunday afternoon i Mr. and Mrs. Moberly of St.

Joe, Mo. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Glen Sell. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Caley Jr. and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caley Sr. and in the afternoon they all drove down near 1'ercival to see) the ducks hut they had flown away.

Mr. and Mrs. Clint Goos and Kim from near Council liluffs were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len Sell Saturday.

Krnest Brower and George Browwr attended an Angus sale in Clarinda Monday. Miss Janet Kazer and Miss Carolyn Wright attended an MVF council meeting in Malvern Sunday afternoon. Mr. aud Mrs. Will Van Orsdel viHitfed Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Kugene Van Orsdel near Lenox. Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Slaughter, John and Roger called on her parents.

Mr. aud Mrs. John i owles south ot Pacific Junction Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Drayton Slaughter and called on Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robertson in Pacific Junction last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Parker and Gary from near Malvern aud Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tackett of Council Bluffs were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Eruest Brower and later in the evening friends aud neighbors went in to charivari Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Tackett. Mrs. Mary Sawyers and mother and Mrs. Cliff Kelly called on Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Sawyers near Emerson Wednesday afternoon. Miss Carolyn Wright weal to Tarkio, Mo. Friday to lake part in a musical contest. Mra.

Drayton Slaughter attend- t-d an Avon baled mooting at the Chieftain hotel iu Council Bluffs last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Topp and family of Exira were Saturday night and Sunday gufettla of Mr. a ad Mm.

Wuyuo Fred Bishop of Glenwood was a Sunday dinner guest ot and Mrs. Carl Phelps. Mrs. Mary Sawyers and Mother Mrs. Gertie Culver attended a cooperative dinner at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Tackett on Sunday. Other guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyers, Mr.

and Mrs. Evert Sawyers and Mrs. EB- tella Sawyers of Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Andrews of Glenwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller and Marsha were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hazer.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hansell and Mr.

and Mrs. C. II. Hansell visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Gaylord Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ben Jackson attended a pink and blue shower complimenting Mrs. Hill Jackson and Aaa- ette at the home of Mrs. Lynn Merrltt in Glenwood Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sell, Roger and Denny and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hockabout and family attended a card party at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Keith north of Hastings Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Sawyers and sons visited in the Sawyers Culver home Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and family and Kathleen and (iene Hilton attended a 4-H skating party in Shenandoah Saturday efening. Miss Sharon Gray is home from school with the mumps. U.

O. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Jackson and baby were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Jackson. Miss Marilyn Hazer kept at home with an attack of mumps. Mrs. Rollin Huffington and daughter I'rudenee arrived home last Monday afternoon after a vacation spent in visiting relatives in California. They flew to Hawaii and spent several weeks sight seeing there and returned to California by boat and borne by auto.

Phillip, Myer, Kenneth Schmidt and Larry Warner frbm BeeBee- Towu visited Sunday with Lynden Hough. Mrs. Lyle Stattler from Treynor visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Erickson.

Mr. and Mrs. Levon Rohrberg entertained at a duck dinner on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jurgena, Mr.

and Mra. Ferdinand Jurgens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bebensee and Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Bebensee and family. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mayberry and Max visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Hough. Mra. Eugene Erickson visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Rickabaugh at Bartlett Thursday and Friday. Mrs. George Wright and Rosalie attended a bouse warming for Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Gilmore in Glenwood Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bloomer and Ernest were Sunday dinner guests of Mra. Verna White.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Williams of Omaha were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams.

Mihs i'eiirl Miller and Mrs. Walter Williams accompanied Mibd Amy Hammers and Mrs. Harry Widows of Glenwood to an antique sale In Thurmau Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Kodradn of Omaha and their daughter, Mrs. Robert Selden and Infant son, Jackie Lynn were Tuesday vial- tors of Mrs. John Hettinger and Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Anderson. Mrs. Seldon is visiting her parents and will later join her husband In Texas where he will be Btattoned. Mr.

and Mra. Roger Luke and Kim are on a two week vacation with their parents at Clyde and Conception, Mo. Taking Roger's place at the depot Is Edward Rep- perts of Chtllcothe, Mo. Sunday guests at A double birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Stogdill were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stogdill, Mr. and Mrs. Port Rickabaugh and family of Tabor, Mrs.

Teresa Perkins and Holly of Glenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lay of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Techau and Freddie. The honored guests were Mrs. Techau and Mrs. Herb Stogdill. Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Fornoff and Nolma Jeaa were Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Fornoff and Fred Fornoff of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Apodaca, Miss Marilyn Johnson and Mr. Bob Montoya of Omaha. Monday visitors ot Mr.

and Mrs. Reno Moore, Mrs. I. J. Harris and Jackie Lee were Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Harris of Pacific Junction. Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. McCoy were, Tuesday evening visitors of Mrs. Carrie McClure and Mrs. Lulu Piatt at the Horton Rest Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ord and daughters were Sunday dinner guests In Omaha at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kaczor and son.

Mrs. Rew Burgoin and her house guests, Mrs. Ethel Hall and Mrs. Edith Elder were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Skerritt and infant son. Seventeen members of the W. S. C. S.

enjoyed an all day Study meeting on "Paul's Letters" and cooperative dinner at the home of Mrs. Rew Burgoin last Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Kllndt and Marcia entertained at a card party Saturday night.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Carlson and Paula, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Schnoor and Jimmie and Mr.

and Mrs. Jr. Timmerman and Patty. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs.

Schnoor. Miss Dolores McMaban and 2 school girl friends and 3 young men students of Wartburg College at Wavorly who were attending a Music Convention in Omaha were Sunday dinner guesst of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McMahan and family. I Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Robertson and family were Sunday dlnnen guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robertson and family ot Pacific Junction. Mrs.

Harrison Sells and Mrs. Alfred Brandt Vere hostesses to the Evergreen Club Friday atter- rioon. Each member brought cookies and the recipe tor same. Fruit salad, whipped cream and coffee and the cookies were enjoyed by all. Frank Fetty, uncle of Mrs.

Melvin Smith, was taken to Mercy hospital Saturday evening where he is under treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krakou of Treynor, Mr. and Mrs.

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