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PAGE EIGHT. COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL--DECEMBER 26, 1943. Southwest Iowa Society News 'Leg 1 on home last Saturday night. Emil Kuhl was in charge of the preparation of the banquet which after disposing of their farm equipment Jan. 3 plan to take up residence on the west coast.

SIDE GLANCES Gollbraitt T. TABOR-The Lremont was attended by almost 100 em- Members of the armed forces plojes and guests. Ten junior girls who were here for holidays in- assuted in the sen-ing. Guests in-1 ude Ronald Miller from County! eluded Don Cook of Kansas City, Alexandr i ai with his parents, Schoolmasters club met Tabor A Vaughjl of maha, C. M.

Mr and Mrs Vlggo Mlller; Sgt Monday evening, dinner being estcott of Des Moines, J. served the members at the arrett- Helder and Henry eider of Car- Davis cafe. The Farragut. roll enry Meyers, F. Anderson, Thurman and Tabor McMahon, Duane Bartels and schools were represented.

Pairings Evelyn Polking. were made for the girls' basketball tournament. The National Educational association cusSed. drive was dis- Peter F. Hansen acted as master of ceremonies.

Appearing on the program were A. W. Curtis, G. H. iBrandhorst, J.

R. Hansen, W. F. Scott, Stimson Field, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy M. Scott; Pvt. John B. West, University of New York, who arrives New Year's eve to Mr. and Mrs.

Pvt. Maynard Riedeman, here from Massachusetts, with parents, Mr. and Mrs. visit his parents, John B. Westf Tuesday evening members of Hansen, H.

E. Meyers, F. J. Me-1 George Riedeman-' Cpl. Gerald K.

0. enjoyed a Christmas meeting 1Ta hon, Albert Dietz, Evelyn Polk- Jart oe of Camp Pendleton, at the home of Mrs. Ralph mg and Helen McGrath. Hams. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames Earde Rogers, Margaret Lee Heck, M.

G. Mauk, Truman Lorimor and Miss Carrie Ellen and wife, with her parents, Mr. The group presented a gift to and Mrs. Pearl McClusky; Pfc. the company manager, J.

Han- Kenneth Steffen of Camp Pendle- sen Gifts were also presented to ton, with his parents, Mr. and em Mrs CharieS Steffen was presented by Mrs. Rogers, Th women were entertained Mrs. Heck and Miss as- the J. R.

Hansen home. Cards were sisted by Mrs. Lyle Weathersead, played. I ater thev loined the group at the Legion hall for lunch. who sang Christmas carols, the stories and histories of which the others told.

Wednesday afternoon the Wo- A A Mrs, Ray Slough -entertained the members IRWIN--Mrs. Helen of the Kill Kare club Tuesday afternoon at her home two miles east of Blar.chard. A Christmas change was followed by a short business session. Anderson en' man's Society of Christian Service home economies instructor and of the Methodist church met with I members of her classes, enter- Mrs. Pear 1 West, who was assisted I tamed at a Christmas tea between in entertaining by Mrs.

Jennie I the hours of 2 and 3:30 p. m. Fn- Thomas and Mrs. Nona Irwin. Mrs.

day in the dining room of the i ChristfflCIS EvC Bride Lester Spencer was in charge of SC hool house. Guests included the the program which pertained to mothers of the students and the Christmas. The story of the r.ativ- wives of the school board mem- ity as narrated by Matthew and bers. by Luke was read by Mrs. George Irwin and by Ernie Shaw, and Mrs.

Spencer gave a comparison of the two as presented in Ball's new testament history Vocal num- Dr nd es Bls ff rd Mr bers. were given by Mrs Mabe and Mi s. Lake Petersen all Smith and Mrs, Raymond Brown. Wednesday afternoon the Girl Reserves and their sponsor. Miss Fern Williams, enjoyed a Christmas party at the high There Were games and a gift exchange.

Wednesday evening Mrs. Joe Tobor Teacher Becomes TABOR--Christmas eve at 4 o'clock, at the Congregational parsonage in Tabor occurred the wedding of Miss Hattie Jane Archer and Walker E. Smith. The officiating clergyman was the pastor of the church, the Rev. Peter Jacobs.

The double ring ceremony was After the ceremony lunch Ian and family and Mr and Mrs. I wag served tne we dding party by Fremont Richards of Irwin. and Mrs. J. J.

Jorgenson I uests Supt entertained the entire facultv at a Mrs. Jacobs. The bride and groom went to Shenandoah that night; then to the bride's home at Bur- "I told George I'd like Jo work in a war factory--he suggested I could find out if I was strong enough by shoveling snow a few times!" Christmas dmnar and party at hngton Junction, for Christ- their home Monday evemng. Christmas gift exchange was I feature. a The bride, a daughter of Mr.

and i Mrs. Milburn Archer of Burlington Lyoarger ehtertamed at a Christ- and Mrs. Junction is the primary mas party, the guests being the Maxmc McDonald entertained at a teacner the Tabor schools and boys in the Sunday school class of et together at the home expects to continue her work here. boys in the Sunday which her son, Charles, a mem- the forra Saturday evemng, in ber, and their teacher, Mrs. C.

honor of Paul Lewis Larson pr-ar- While in Tabor home with the she makes her Rev. and Mrs. macists mate first class and Bobby aco bs. She is a graduate of the Another class of the Congrega- Larson, chief stoiekeeper of Pearl Burlington Junction high school Harbor who are spending fur- and a two year course at the loughs at the home of their par-, state Teachers' college, Maryville. were memtaei: tional Sunday school enjoyed Christmas party this week, Mrs.

Jacobs entertaining the girls her ents, Mr. and Mis. Roy class at her home. Games and a I Guests were members gift exchange were featuies. Christmas program, a i treats and exchange of were features at the high school and grade school Thursday afternoon.

A number of the rural schools (njoyed Christmas programs at the December Parent-Teachers meetings, and a social rour with refreshments. At the Shady Grove Larson. Tbe bridegroom is the son of ot Pearl Smith of Rushville, classes of 1937-1939 of the Irwin Mo He 1S a graduate of the Rush- high scliool of which the two boys scnool and is employed high farming. The bride and bride- Mis. Lucille Crouch entei tained groom will ma he their home with i 18 at her home on Friday afternoon in observance of the birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs.

Nellie Carter of Council Bluffs, who was visiting her. To observe the twelfth birthday near Rush- of her father, W. Y. Wise of Percl- val. Mrs.

Florence Acord will have four of her daughters home for the holiday season, Mrs. Ruth Bault of Percival, Miss Mary, Acord of Coin, Miss Bernice Acord of Merrill and Miss Thelma Lillian Acord, WAVE, stationed at the naval hospital at the Great Lakes station. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Teachout are observing lie Christmas season as the guests of their son and wife, Lt. and Mrs. Wendell Teachout at San Angeio, Texas. The Thursday Bridge club met the past week with Mrs.

Fred long as hostess and Mrs. Lester Lovely and Mrs. Paul Gates as guests. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. C.

H. Stewart. The None Such club met Thursday with Mrs. Joy Thomas. Sixteen members and two guests, Mrs.

Harvey Scott and Mrs. Herbert Crilley, were present. Rook The with Mrs. H. N.

Monson lor an all day was played at four tables, next meeting will be held school, where Miss Lorarine Brandt' anniversary of their son Gene, Mr. teaches, Mrs. Gilbert WatMns and and Mrs. Joe Richards entertained Mrs Lewis Patton were in charge relatives at dinner Sunday. ijcwis i i i lit: in itricitivca ii uiiuici i i of the program.

Mrs. Sidney Row I Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wareburg were the event Dunlop DUNLAP--Mr. and Mrs.

Clint meeting and a covered dish lunch- Rosenberger entertained Wednesday evening at their twenty-third annual, coon dinner. Thirty-five and Mrs. Lyle Dunsdon of the pro-1 entertained at their home Tiles- gram. At the Estes school, with da evening observance of the Miss Madeline Wright, th birthday of their daughter, there was a program, but the gift exchange and treats were reserved Nanc; The Jefferson Community club Dr. J.

W. Denmston and George Taylor have never missed one oi theso dinners. Stanton for the closing day of school. Fri- I hrld the December meeting at the STANTON--The Martha society day. The Sunny Side school, where nomfl of arne YVesl with 17 of the Lutheran church has Miss Barbara.

Anderson teaches, enjoyed a program by the pupils Thursday evening and following a social hour, with Mesdames Warren Gregory and Joe Mun.Miiger in charge of the refreshments. The Center school had no special Christmas P. T. A. program, but the teacher, Miss Pauline Swimicy, her pupils, and their mothers enjoyed a Christmas party at the school Friday afternoon with a gift exchange.

Sfonton STANTON Members of the Entre Nous club held their annual i Chnstmas party at Hie country! home of Mrs. Herbert Honett Mon- dav evening in charge of a committee including Mrs E. 0. Lindberg, Hrs. O.

Hultmnn and Miss Catherine Rosa. A social evening spent, with singing of Christmas carols, and an exchange gifts. About weie piesent. Mrs E. M.

Copp.ige was hostess to members of thr Stanton Literary society at her home Tuesday afternoon, in charge of the president. Mrs. E. Wigstone This was the armial Chrislm.is party. The Christmas program was in charge of Mrs.

Rees. Singing of Chnstmas and an ox- change of gilts was enjoyed. Sidney SIDNEY--Mrs. Maher and Mrs Vurl Cloyd entertained at the home of Mrs Ralph Traus Mun- ilay evening honoring i Dale Foster, a recent bride, who i i hei husband, Dale Foster, been visiting her mother. Mrs Came Estes.

The honoree was presented with many Refreshments were by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Tnnis. Miss Frances Adams ana Miss livne Jordan Lt. ami Mis. Foste'- loit tor Muscatine where paier.t.- alter which Lt.

Foster will return to his base in i i i a and Mr Foster wll resume her work Sitlivy Women's t'ljoje. 1 it- i i a 1 i i i i i i tlvv tt M.u-oi.u- h.UI tor IHvu-nl i nei ting The Rev. I'hlmgor SnenanJoah was guest speaker, presenting a series of "Firesule es at tn j'oetry aiM storv Edna L.uie sani, Holy NigM" lovna i i Raj i i and i wa.s In" Joe Butts i Keith Ouwiie i Ch.unei lio K. 'ivt K.i'ie 1 lu.i fi pl'lj. lor 0 i I i Hi! ami i hi i.

in i- i i.i'.i Mi M.Hnie J.Xvk.-on .1 i i Dieken's Christmas c.uo'. M.nli'ie Wells gave .1 monologue and the group jomed in caivl sinking- ac- cernn.nred Mi- i i Howe 1 membeis and four guests in at- elected officers for the coming i tendance. The business meeting i year as follows. President, Stella was in charge of the club president I Erickson; vice president, Phyllis Mrs. Leona.

Wiese. During the Shogren; secretary, Charlotte business meeting it was decided to Lantz; treasurer, Frances Rea. send a cash donation to the Christ- tian Home orphanage Council Bluffs. The club membeis enjoyed a Christmas gift exchange and party. Shenandoah SHENANDOAH Announce- here that A n.iscellancous shower was held ment has been made Miss Hariet Russell, sister of Clair E.

Russell, will be married at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Hens Jan 2 to Pfc Williston, Pete: sen for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs Katherine Williston of Steckclberg recently newly weds.

I Humboldt. who is stationed at St Paul's aid society met at the Camp Dodge. Miss Russell 15 now home of Mrs Julius Wareburg I mg at Villisca. Tuesday afternoon. There was a Christmas gift exchange.

The Misses Betty and Betty Carter, who aie attending Iowa State Teacher's college at Cedar Falls, arnved Wednesday' i morning to spend a week of vaca-! tion thimgh the Chnstmas eon at noon Mrs. Russell Mclntyre entertained at a pirk iind blue shower Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Lee Ashbaugh, the gifts being presented in a pink and blue basket. The Martin sisters held a family Christmas gathering and dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd honor guests Tuesday evening at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes in celebration of their sixth wedding anniversary. Thurman THURMAN The Christmas meeting of the Modern Ideal club was held last Friday at the home of Mrs. Josephine O'Dell with 18 members in attendance.

Mrs. Sadie Hanson told of the Christmas customs in South America and Mrs. O'Dell of Christ in the Andes. Members joined in singing carols. The social hour followed in charge of Mrs.

June Study, Mrs. Pearle Cole, Mrs. Effie Flatt, Mrs. Clara Kerr, Mrs. Betty Sheldon and Miss Lorena Leeka.

A gift exchange was held with Santa Glaus appearing. The next meeting will be held Jan. 14 with Mrs. Kerr. The Past Chiefs' club meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

B. F. O'Dell elected officers for the coming year, as follows: President, Mrs. Pearl Colleder; vice president, Mrs. Pearle Cole; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.

Lulu Stanley. Bridge was played and gifts were exchanged, with Santa Claus appearing with gifts for all. The Riverside Bridge club met Thursday with Mrs. Maude Woods, bridge being played at several tables. The next meeting will be featured by a pot-luck supper with tSe husbands as guests and will be Greedy near Sidney on Saturday.

I held evening, Dec. 29. Mrs. Maggie Leeka and daiigh- M'r. and Mrs.

'Wayne' Bopp and daughter were Christmas guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Woodruff in Omaha. They will return Sunday. Dr.

and Mrs. H. D. Coy and daughter Dorothy of Maplewood, N. will be guests of his mother, Mrs.

Delia Coy and son Loren Coy, during the holiday season. Before reutrning they will visit other relatives and friends here and in Shenandoah. Mi', and Mrs. H. B.

Whitehill and children attended a family dinner last Sunday at the home of Mr. FARRAGUT--Mr. and Mrs. Millard Haning and children, his sister, Mrs. Hugh Randall and Mr.

Randall attended a family gathering last Sundav i home their parents, sir. and Mrs. E. G. left Weonesday to join and Mrs.

Sam Whitehill in Shenandoah, which honored Mrs. Maude Whitehill, who was celebrating her eighty-second birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce entertained at an oyster supper Monday evening when relatives honored Kenneth Durfey and Richard Haning, Anderson.

an early Christmas celebration honoring three Hying brothers, Capt. W. F. months in south Pacific, 2nd Lt. Allen P.

nom'o'of MrsTLeHmwith'Mrs! Haning, a fighting pilot stationed at Mission Field, Texas and A. C. Freise Haning of Amarillo, Texas, Woodbine WOODBINE-The members of the Eastern Star kensington were entertained Friday aftemoon at tin- Wallace Deupree assisting. A Chi istmas exchange was enjoyed and i en eshments were served. Mrs Louise Oimer and mother nmg of Randolph.

Forty-seven Mis. Otto Germer were hostesses i relatives were present. Friday evening honoring Miss The home of Mrs. Nettie Cody Faith whose marrage to was the gathering place last Sun- Jerome M. M.

M. second day for the families of the Roberts class of the United States navy brothers for the annual Christmas party. Out-of-town guests were the armed forces. The boys were presented gifts. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben. Spooner en- ters entertained last Friday evening in honor of Maurice Boldra, who is home on furlough. Sunday dinner, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Hol- lovvay were Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Crawford and daughter and son of Council Bluffs and Mp. and Mrs. Harold Hubbell and children and Clarence Hubbell of Mmeola.

ter and Miss Tillie Mass, all of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rommel, Mrs. Margaret Burtlson and son Freeman James of Tabor. Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Olgref of Treynor called during the afternoon. Yorktown YORKTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mueller entertained 20 young people Wednesday evening at a miscellaneous shower in honor of her brother, Cpl, Harold Witthoft, who is here from Long Beach, and Miss Ruth Schlichting of Burbank, who will be married at 7:30 p.

m. Sunday at St Paul's Lutheran church. Spending Christmas here from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Buckendahl and daughter of Storm Lake, Miss Violet Oline and Miss Loretta Herzberg of Patsy Wilson of Wheaton, Miss Ruth Schlichting of Burbank, Miss Irene Annan, student at Simpson college, Miss Amelia Grecker of Omaha, Mrs.

Steve Estovich of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mitts and Buddy of Hastings, and Miss Martha Poles- ley, student at Teachers college at Maryvilie, Mo. The Walther league of St. Paul's Lutheran church met Tuesday evening in the church basement Guests were Cpl.

Harold Witthoft of Long Beach, Miss Ruth Schlichting of Burbank, and Miss Corinne Koland and Miss Lois Harms of Clarinda. Wendel; Rope became a member and Carl Engelbrecht, who has been honorably discharged from the army and returned home, resumed activi membership. refreshment committee included Ella Meier, Lo renz Meiqr, Billy Harms and Dar lene Witthoft. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Keuhnert en tertained 19 relatives at a Christ mas dinner Sunday evening, a git exchange following. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Sandahl en tertained relatives at a Christina dinner Sunday, 20 being present Out-of-town guests were Mr. an Mrs.

Herman Ossian of Glenwooc Mr. and Mrs. Will Sump had a their guests Christmas day Mi and Mrs. Marrell Sump and family Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Mullen an family and Mr. and Mrs. Walte Wellhansen. Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Anton Oman were Mrs Planteen, Mrs.

Clyde Bitterman Mrs. Mildred Brown and Eleano Ann of Red Oak and Anton Carl son of Stanton. Tells of Engagement it Dinner Party GLENWOOD Twelve C1 friends and former classmates Miss Virginia Hopp were invite to dinner Wednesday evening a the home of her parents, Mr. an Mrs. Leo Hopp.

Yuletide decora tions were used. The guests dine by candlelight. Tiny scrolls miniature Christmas trees an nounced the date of the approach ing marriage of Mias Hopp to Mai ion Shook, son of Mr. and Mr Clyde Shook of Malvem, whic will occur Jan. 22.

This dale wi also be the silver wedding ann versary of Miss Hopp's parents. Bridge was the after dinner Emerson JSMERSON--The Homebuilders' WED FOR 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Grove. married fifty years. Instead of holding a gift exchange each member gave 25 cents to the ibrary fund. Tea was served at the conclusion of the business meeting. Mrs.

Gilbert Disburg entertained the members of the Chat or Bid Bridge club Thursday afternoon, with a dessert luncheon preceding the games. Guests were Mrs. E. H. Ramsey, Ito.

Paul Salzar of Manilla and Mrs. Fred Harvey ot Bayard. The Christmas party of the Monday Bridge club was held Monday evening with Mrs. Neil Vermuele. Dessert luncheon was served at three tables.

Guests of the club were Mrs. H. F. ICcCracken and Mrs. Charles Agan.

The 500 club met last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs-. Robert Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Arley Saunders being the assisting hostesses.

Six tables were played Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holdsworth and daughter of Minneapolis arc spendnig the Christmas vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holdsworth, jr.

of Manilla and Mr. and Mrs. James Greeder of Harlan. Mr. Holds' worth will preach Sunday in the Church of Christ in Irwin.

--Save Your Tin Cans-- club met Thursday with Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cooper en-j tertamed Wednesday evening in honor of Isiery Pickrel, who left Thursday for Farragut, Idaho, to start naval training.

Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Vance Ward entertained in his honor. Mrs. Martin Straight entertained the members of the Friendship club at a Chistmas party and gift exchange Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Mary Birdsall entertained Manilla MANILLA --The Manilla Won" an's club met Tuesday afternoo at the home of- Mrs. E. H. Ramsey, Mrs.

Harold Neiman had charge of the Christmas program. Field Tests Show Fertilizer Pays on Corn Ground AMES--Field tests conducted by agronomists of the Iowa State college experiment station reveal that many Iowa farmers can now afford to apply commercial fertilizer to corn ground. In general eastern Iowa corn fields respond best to such applications. In 49 tesst in this area conducted during the past four years corn yields were increased by an average of 8.7 bushels acre when 100 pounds was applied a fertilizer attachment. Tin; average cost of this application was about $1.75 per acre.

Unfertilized check plots adjacent to these tests produced an average, yield of 68 bushels of corn per acre while the fertilized plots produced 76.7 bushels. Agronomists cite this difference to show that application of fertilizer pays even on many good soils. Weston Couple Wed 50 Years Will Hold Open House at Home Married Jan. 3, 1894, the arrival of 1944 will bring their golden wedding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. Grove of Weston. In celebration, an open house will be held at the Grove home throughout the afternoon and evening of Jan. 2, and all five of the Groves' children will spend the day with their parents.

They are Mrs. Harry Pitzer and Mrs. Harvey Nelson of Council Bluffs; Mrs. Ivan Bradford of Tampa, Mrs. Merle Terry, Crescent; and Glen Grove, Weston.

The Groves also have 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Your Tin Cans-4-H Club Girls Hold Christmas Meeting Special la Tlie Xcnpaicil. A A UT Prairie Wide Awake 4-H girls' club held their Christmas meeting Saturday with Norma Jean Simpson. All members and one guest, Mrs. Riley Simpson were present.

Norma Jean Simpson led the pledges. Following the business a Christmas exchange was held. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Simpson and Norma Jean. --Sac Your Tin The hawksbill is the smallest of sea turtles, averaging two feet in length.

SUCTION ROOFUSi FALSE TEETH FOR ACTUAL T4STE TRANSPARENT ROOF The LATKST In A A CAREFUL EXTRACTIONS I DISCCIU.Vr 17011 CASH or I5ASV PAVMISVI'S AT DR. MITCHELL'S DENTISTS i'lionr for Appoint ment. 412 Sf- curilin KH I nrnum OMAHA, M211II. Haning, home on furlough after 25 tertamed at a covered dish dinner, a a family Christmas dinner Fri- combat flying in the Thursday in celebration of the birthday of Mrs. Spooner.

Out-of- town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bricker of Red Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Shull of RiverJL'iciat: wi iJ.i».u.«.-*««, sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Freise Han- I ton, Mrs. Fannie Jones, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harold Jones and Gene of Shenandoah.

New Market NEW MARKET- -The Builders day honoring her grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. LOOTS Birdsail, who are here from Jefferson City, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs.

Evert Sawyers entertained 14 guests at a Christmas dinner Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bass entertained Saturday at a family dinner. Out of town guests were their daughter and husoand, Mr.

took place on Wednesday evemng. She received many gifts and re-, freshments were served. A familv lennion of the Pro-' basco families was held Sunday a the home ot Mi and Mrs. W. Probnsco.

Ten lamilies enjoyed the nner and a Chnstmas Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson of Hamburg.

Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Cutler and Miss Mary Cutler will have as i Business their Christmas guest.

Mrs. Cut-! fP ler's mother, Mrs. R. D. Merrill of class of the Methodist church was and Mrs.

Max Naylor of Poca- entertamed Friday afternoon at hontas. the home of Mrs. Ralph Pratt with War Production Board calls for big drive to save WASTE PAPER nis is Vftof Chairman Donald M. tayt about Ihe paper shortage: 16 members in attendance. Foli lowing the devotions and a short i Members of the Woman's Relief corps filled baskets with i the past week and honored three session the time was of their members who are more featuring a grab than 80 years of age, Mrs.

R. 0. and serving of re-1 Smith, Mrs. Barbara Ballain and i Mrs. Amilia Barnes.

Th KasL-ide Social club met List Friday at the home of Mr. Chnstm.is paity. i a gift exchange. Refreshments were served ythe hostesses Ray Atkins. i Flojil Mi-oie and Mrs.

A i i Finki cnti rtnined lui her son .1 butruiiiv paily and i anil eontsls i gut ex-1 Shenandoah. Mrg gmith Brookg and Mrs he members of the Baptist Aid Attorney and Mrs. W. E. Shu-, bena CatUn ntertamed the mem-! society presented their pastor, the mann of North Platte, Neb, bers of tne Baptist Missionary so-I Rev.

Reginald Courts, who has be holiday visitors in Ue home of Thursday afternoon. The les- been S11 for several months, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

I SQn ant) devo ti 0 ns were conducted I a Christmas basket. Another has- Cox. by Mrs Mankle, after which ket of fruit was presented him by Members of the O. K. club held was a short business session the members of the Legion aux- i Hi-i Til- sj.

ty i Mippt-i. G. tho Christmas meeting with Mis Been Gudael. Mrs. Clyde Shaffer and som i hour.

Ri Tuttle and Mrs. Ken- ihary. and Mrs. Ronald Baucom were neth Hankms entertained the mem- City durge of the bers of the woman's Society SILVER CITY--The Woman's Clinstmas carols were sung a Cnns ian Service of the Methodist club met Tuesday afternoon at the alul Christina carols were Griswold i the Christmas exchange was held I as Mrs. Dale Van Sant read the Christmas story from the second 1 chapter of Luke, Mrs.

Bill Egger church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Noble was in charge of devotions and Mrs. Ed Murren con- home of Mrs. Mae Hill for the Christmas meeting and co-operative lunch.

Following the business Manning XXMN'l The Uri-i- compa.iv w.ia ne.d in the a i i i.ij ru .1 airnei hop.nr'r.c Mis Ben Westiri. 01' Mr Wmtei stein, of i Minn. i Peterson I to r.ui'ilvi- 01 Hie i 11-' i i i Hit- annual p3lt. eX- by r.i\5l«.rv j.ils Mrs. C'nrl-5 will be hostess at the Jan 7 meeting.

Mr. and Mrs Moon were irivn a surpii-e Friday :ii.sht at their home by neighbors iner.Js a Iiiiic' 1 in i the etc attributing the gifts from the Guests Mrs. C. S. Burroughs and Mrs.

Edmond ammmted to S11 6. ducted the business session. The meeting. Christmas carols were treasurer reported the proceeds of sung and a program on "Chnstmas the Christmas bazaar and dinner, Traditions," prepared by Mrs. A.

A donation J. Boucher, was presented. The The next meeting will be held Jan. otn anl other gifts was pre-' exchange of gifts followed. 5 with Mrs.

Claude Van Sant. 1 arec or ma to the Mother About 60 members of the Re- The S. club held the Christ-1 Jewel home at York, Neb. The les- befcdi and Odd Fellow lodges and mas meeting with Mrs. Lloyd i SO was presented by Mrs.

George their families met at the I. O. O. F. Howard.

featuit-U with the gift ex- Webb, assisted by Mrs. Watson, lodge hall Tuesday evening for a change. Mis. Eail Baxter was a MIS. Britt, Mrs.

Blakeslee and I co-operative supper and Chnstmas -d Wasung and a thou 25 WAR PLANTS CLOSED! As we go to press, about 25 mills making war products out of paper have had to cloc-2 down. Are we going to let them stay closed? Or shall we open them again with a community drive to save waste paper and keep right on saving it? You know the answer! We MUST swing those 25 doors wide with the biggest ava- lanche of old boxes, corrugated paper, cartons, bags, newspapers and magazines, that this city has ever seen! We MUST organize our our everybody who has a loved one in the Armed Forces everyone who wants this war to end soon in victory! Get going right away on that paper trail! A BUNDLE A WEEK SOME BOY'S LIFE truest. Plans were made for an all iiay meeting with Mrs. Jake Morelock on Jaan. 19, honoring Mrs.

Mrs. Clark. A post-nuptial shower honoring Mrs. Dorothea Rayner wss given party. The emng was spent in playing games and society, featured by a grab-bag for the ex- Fold them fiat (the way the paper boy sdls them) flad tie them in bundle) about inches high.

and Imkr Tie them in bundle! about IS inches high. Cimcatctf and CartMat rhutcn then ou. and tie them in bundles about 12 iix-bes high. Paper Flatten and pack down in a box or buodte, to that it cao be carried. CJarenre Graham who Js moving Thursday evening at the Wade change of gifts, from the neigriborhood.

Crawford home. furn-' Mrs. Maggie Spetman celebrated ClauJe All-cm will be hostess at the entertainment after her seventy-seventh birthday an- the next meeting. which Santa Claus arrived, pre- niversary Sunday by entertaining Mr Mrs. Millard Haning- sentinp a shower of gifts to the at dinner a group of relatives.

r'nurAhikiK-i. ater.dfd a family honotee. rf-town guests were Mi. and Mrs. and Mrs.

Moon, dinner Chnstmas day at the home, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Clark were Arthur Rommel, Mrs.

Gussie Car- U.S. Victory WASTE PAPER Campaign.