Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 8

Pally Sun, Beatrice, Nov. 21, 1953 MY tmri.iv SPORTS E'S BURIED HIT BUT SMALL WITS PITIFUL 1 DIDN'T RECOGNIZE VDU WITH YOUR. BUT, TIGER-TM (GASP) PKWK--YOUR. THIS ONE'S MIN6, HONEY. ON THE OUTSKIRTS Of TOWN.

I'M TO ee PEE wee-s ASSISTANT HI, TIGER-MINO IF WALK WITH YOU' POP- I'M 80 HAPPY, COULD TEAR TELEPHONE CRABTREE CORNERS HAS GOT ITS OWN WAY O'HANOLIW WOLVES THAT WOULDN'T BE NO TRICK, TieeR.WHERE'O Barneston Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vclrov sky and Shirley; Pvt. and Mrs Jess Vctrovsky and sons; Mr. an Mrs.

Harold Jlces and Jessie a tended the 40th Wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz er in Wymore, Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Stoll nnd lad.

friend, Huntington, Islam: N. Y. arrived in Lincoln Thursday Mrs. Frank Howe, Mr. and Mrs Bill Manskcr drove to Lincoln meet them and bring them horn tor an extended visit.

Thursday evening Billy Towascnd, son Mrs. Frank Howe arrived fron Columbus, Ohio to visit, with hi mother and sister, Mrs. Manske: and family. Mr. ami Mrs.

Ralph Snicker are spending a few days visiting a the home of hi.s sister, Mr, anc Mrs. Lewis Jefferies and Jackie in Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Livingston were honor guests at the home ol Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Weyer, Saturday evening. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lon Livingston; Mr. and Mrs.

Elvin Weyer and family. Mr. and Mi's. Wayne Livingston held farm sale last week and are moving to Omaha. and Mrs.

William Weyer; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bohner and AleMiea' were Monday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Votrou'bek and Joan.

They celebrated the birthday of John Votroubek. The guests brought ice cream and cake and gifts. Mr. and Mrs. John Marten, One- aga; Miss Donna Marten, Toneka, Kan.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bryan and Cindy on a trip to Denver, the Carlsbad caverns and on into Mexico. They returned home Tuesday. Mrs.

Leonard (Marie Willey) Fooht was again a lucky winner. They just had installed a new International Harvester deep freeze in tiheir home which she won. She also won $15.00 recently in a contest, Mi's. Barbara Husa who spent some time in the Lutheran hospital in Beatarice was taken last week to the Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln for further treatments. Miss Olgci Husa who is employed in Lincoln will be near her mother.

Mrs. Helen Dalton and three sons arrived safely at home in Denver after spending two weeks visiting relatives in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hansen arrived home the same day from a visit in Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma The three Da'lton boys spent Sunday with their grandparents while Mr.

and Mrs. Dalton enjoyed a show and dinner in celebration of Mrs. Dalton's birthday. Mrs. Frank Tarvin and baby, daughter Vickie Sue were released from the Randell hospital in Marysville, Kan.

Sunday. Oliver Townsend, New Orleans, La. passed away last week at the age of 62 years. He was a former Barneston resident. His sisters, Mrs.

Fred Whittcomb and Mrs. James L. McCorory, Omaha went to New Orleans with their brother Harold Townsend, Oak Ridge, to attend the services there. Services were also held in Omaha. Interment was made in Omaha.

Mr. and Mrs. William Townscnd and brother Orman Townsend, Billy Townsend, Columbus, Ohio attended the funeral of his uncle Oliver Townsend and then came to Barneston to visit at the home of his mother Mrs. Frank Howe, for a few days. Kimberly Hlatt is convalescing nicely at her home after spending some time in the Lutheran hospital.

She was injured in trying to remove her dog fi-om beneath the car and having the board she was using strike her in the stomach with force from the moving machine. Mrs. Edwin Skalla, Irving, is confined to the St. Elizabeth hospital, Lincoln with a hip injury caused from a. car accident several years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. John March drove to Lincoln to visit her Wednesday. They visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Raliegh Willey and she accompanied them to visit Mrs. Skalla. Mrs. Skalla expects to have the same surgery on her hip for which Arthur Godfrey was operated on. Afr.

and Mrs. Lon EJvingftlon, were supper guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weyer Friday evening. Mrs.

Louis (Rosa Brurker) Jefferies, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. John (Mildred) Brucker Schwindt, Barbara and Bobby, Lincoln Albert Brucker; Mr. and Mrs. Alphys Brucker and Unda; Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Brucker. Janet, Jean, Julia and Jackie; Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, Terry, Roberta and Robert and Jimny; Mr.

and Mrs. Harry (The Sun's Own Western High School held open iiouse Wednesday evening with 150 guests attending. The Methodist Church supper and bazaar will be held Nov. 17. Nov.

13 a film strip will be shown at the evening service. Mrs. Jessie Zabel and her grand- ion Floyd Zabe) were guests of the F. and J. S.

Harrington fam- lies, Forest City, Friday to VTonday. J. Rogcrn Zabcl was in Omaha business Thursday. Mrs. Mary Krajnik hostess at a' quilting party Wednesday, Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Smith and laughters, Jewell, were Sun- lay guests of R. Zabel and amily. Mrs. O.

F. Miller entered the airbury clinic for treatment Monday. Those attending the dinner at the Davis, Beatrice; arrived at. the home of John Volroubek, Nov. 6 to help him celebrate his birthday.

Robert, and Roberta Cook wore celebrating their 8t'h birthday, Sunday also. Mrs. Jefferies broughl a bcnuUrully decorated birthday cake. Mrs. John Cook and Joan Votroubek also baked birthday cakes for the three.

Pictures were taken and gifts opened, after bountiful covered dish dinnei Mr. and Mrs. Dclberf. Bryan and Cindy were accompanied on a trip through Denver, (he Carl.s bad Caverns and into Mexico by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Marten, Oneaga and her sister, Miss Donna Marl en, Topelca.

They arrived home, Tuesday. Western Methodist Church Sunday were Mrs. Anna Miller, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wcs Bcrnslrof, Bushton, Rucbcn Schmidt, and family, DeWitt; Mr.

nnd Mrs. O. F. Miller, Cnrl Schmidt, GeorRn Zabe), Clarmont Miller nrid I heir families. Doug Krajnik, McGxik, visited his mother Mrs.

Mary Krajnlk. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henke and family, Friend, visited his parents Mr. nnd Mrs.

Herman Henke Nov. 13. Mr. Mrs. Orville Jnmcs Robert and William, Fremont, were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Malzke. The Star neighborhood club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Reva Maas in Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenrc Stofer, Daykin, took Mrs. Stofor's mother, Mrs.

Marie DuBois, to Lincoln Tuesday. Thursday evening guests at the Edward Murphy home were Mr. Your Taste Yet never rich or filling Enjoy Millions Do and Mrs. Don Gross and Scheryl, lluskerville. Mrs.

Donald J. Hille, Norfolk, was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd-'Zuvcr. Other guests who joined them for Sunday dinner were Mr.

and Mrs. O. E. Sundburg, polk; Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Krause, Dennis, Kent and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Ifblz and children. Plymouth, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Maas, Tobias, visited Sunday at the W. A. Ridpath home. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Stofer and James, Daykin, and Mrs. Mario DuBois were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwighl Ridpath and family.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Zabel and family and Mrs. Jessie M.

Zabel were Carol Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. L. Fred Zabel and sons. Cambridge.

Fanner's Union meeting was held at the high school with nearly 500 people attending the free pancake feed and program. The program had been planned by local mem tiers with the assistance of the State Exchange Union members of Omaha. Wilber Drown, field man for the organization, was master of ceremonies. Stan Hojer played his accordion during the Mrs. Mamie Wiegers, program leader, presented skits and nusical selections from several school districts.

Participating were Shirley Kotouc, Mrs. Grace Placek. Mrs. Ruth Barta, Mrs. Wilma leadrich and Gene Harding.

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