Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 3

FAREWELL PARTY and Mrs Don Kfauie giien a farewell party day evening, April 12 by Wit rtttt Grove managers and their wives. Don has beefi promoted to division manager and (he family is moving to Iowa falls'. The guests provided the freshments and presented the 1 hdnorecs with twin chaise ioilh- ges. Those present were Mr and Mrs Dan Myers, Mr and Mrs Bob Clausing, Mr and Mrs fill! Zeck, Mr and Mrs Barrell Claire, of Bmrtietsbiirg, Mr and Mrs Andy Sorensen, of Ringsted, Mr and Mrs Lester Grat, of Buffalo Center, Mriand Mrs Bob McDonald, of Graettinger, Mr and Mrs Jerry Krause, of and Mr and Mrs Don Asa. DAUGHTER BAPTIZED Gloria Mae Metzger, 3 old daughter of the Duarte Metz- gers, was baptized at Trinity Lutheran church Sunday by Rev.

G. J. C. Gerike. The ten- nard Leeks, Wo'den, wetei sponsors.

Guests at Albert Metzger's at Lotts Creek, were the nard Leeks, Duane Metzgers, Wilbur Boeckholts, 'Of Garner 1 Clarence Thilgeses, Ben Leek, Mrs Tenny Stuart, the Herwin Zeiglers, Elmore, Gus Potthpff, Lakota. Engaged MR. AND MRS. John H. Boy.

ken, Woden, announce i the engagement and the August wedding of their daughter, Janice John Sime, son of the Elmer' Simes, Glenville, Minn. Both are graduates of Waldorf college; Forest City. Mr Sime is also a graduate of Luther college, Decorah, and is presently attending Luther Seminary, St. Paul, bride-elect is a in 'Bertha Godfrey school but: will teach in Circle Pines; a Minneapolis suburb. VOCAL HAY DATED ptlbtic is invited to Crea- Of Impulse by Gilbert Phillips by the Burt high scliftol voctl music department, Friday, at 8 filtl, be no admission cliiifge, but Ifted'WiU offer- mg WHl be appreciated to help defray expehses.

tn the cast ate, Marcia Strange, Mcboflald, John Lovstad, G6F- aid Hlttoh, Dennis Meister, Patty Long, Schwletert, Cheryl Lovstad, arid Judy Abbas. ClRCLt OMICMS NAMED An organization meeting was Held Monday P.M. ApHl 23 fdr the four Hew circles: Jenny Circle, President, Jenny vice, Mitchell; i Phyllis Wiener, i Beth Circle: president, Beth Millet-; vice, Ethel Smith! Georgia Molding. Florence circle, president, Florence Spear; Itie'z Ora-i ham; sec.4reas., MaHefle Davis. Beulah circle, president, Beii- lah Davis; vice, to be announced.

TREE To STATE PAIR Mary- Osterreicher, 1st grade teacher and her 25 pupils made an Easter egg tree as part of a social studies class. In creating, the tree, the pupils studied health, language, creative numbers, writing, reading, sic and library activities. It will be exhibited at the Kpssuth Fair and also at the Iowa state fair. The annual meeting of the w. S.

C. S. of the 'North tbwa Conference will be held at the First Methodist Church Ma-! son City May 2 at 9:30 a.m. Reservations for the noon meal should be made before April 28. i The Burt W1S.C.S.

will have guests from Ledyard, Fenton, Titonka, Good Hope and Doan, April 26 at Methodist church. i The final session on the stu-1 dy, Matching Orders, was held' at the Methodist church Wed'! hesday. Mrs Emma Maiius returned Friday. She had spent several Weeks with her daughter, Ed Blumer, Algona, while sprained wrist was healing. Mrs Gordon Whitmore and' Albert Volentine went to Ma-; son City Saturday and were guests for the Easter weekend! at George Crawford's.

Crawford is the former Ellen I Volentine. Mrs Whitmore re turned Sunday to her home in Wichita. Kan. Mrs Volentine returned to Burt Monday. The.Kossuth Council of Republican Women will sponsor a 7:30 breakfast May 3 at the F.

W. hall in Algona. State Re-'! publican candidates wilt toUri the 6th district starting from Algona. Guests at A. C.

Hinckley's fot 4 Easter were Larry from A her-; deen, S. Judy from Indian-! ola, the Don Thomsens, Iowa! City, and Carilyn, Sioux City, Virginia Bohi and Carilyn! Hinckley returned to school at. morningside. college Monday. Lorena Riebhoff came home Thursday for the Easter vaca-j ALGONA (Iowa) ADVANCE-S THURSDAY, APRIL 26, ti(6n feWfflng to Monday.

W. mei WefcBay at the Presbyterian tesses were ftilssclt Patterson; ftfm Bcrt Baldwin, Wilt Ringsdorf. tions were by Mrs W. Boett" cher. The program was by Mrs; Deimar Angus.

Special music was a sextet by Mesdames Duane Mawdsiey, Leonard Stenzet, Roscoe Mawdsley Larry Molding, Frank Becker, Gary Stokes. DATE GOLDEN WEDDING The Andrew Elberts, Whittemore, will have their golden wedding with open house at the home of their daughter, the E. W. Laabs, 1306 So. 9th Ifr- coma, May .12.

The Elberts will be accompanied by the Mike Koppens as their; guests. They plan to see worlds fair and many places of interest before returning home. IRVINGTON HOMEMAKERS The Irvington Homemakers met April 18 at Mrs Wayne Wickwire's with Mrs George Scuffham assisting. Sonia Rozo, exchange student from Bogota, gave a talk about her country. Mrs John SchnakenbeVg and Mrs John Schultz had fun time.

Seed and bulb exchange was held. AT SUMNER WEDDING Mr and Mrs Marvin barth and Mrs Ed HackbaHU spent the weekend at Sumner with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reinking. Sunday they attended the wedding of Mrs Ed Hackbarth's niece Carol Hintz and Roger Volker at Westgate. WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Kenneth L. Hoi- comb, announce the marriage of their daughter, Patricia, to Darreld Bunkofske.

son of the Vernie Bunkofskes, Algona, on April Anna 73, Swea City, dies Sunday Swea City Mrs Anna Belle died during the night Sunday at her home in Swea City. Funeral services for her were held Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church here with burial in Harrison township cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed Peterson, Truman Johnson, William Thompson, John Ecklund, Gor don Happel and Joe Preston. She was born Feb. 7, 1889 at Bagley, Iowa and came to Swea City with, her parents at the age of 9.

She was married to Elmer Smith at Seneca on Dec, 2, 1909 and he was a real estate and insurance man until his death last October, She is survived by two daughters and a son: Elsie, Miff Har old Evans of Albert Lea, Berniece, Mrs Claude Haag, of Swea City; and son Clifford, Swea City. Also, surviving are two sisters, Mrs Mary Seylar of "Swea City and Mrs Laura Randall, of Tacoma, and a brother William Rider of Tacoma, plus nine grandchildren and four lour great-grandchildren. Letters To the Editor Pear Sir, Regarding the picture the purple lamb and the story oj the two men it, it be said that these men were the biggest lamb dyers Engaged MR. AND MRS. Claude Ruark, Algona, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Claudia to Marvin Schafer, son of the tpuie West Bend.

planned. Mrs. William Bigings es Burt held There were 200 at the annual athletic banquet and AVvard Night served by the Band Mothers club at the Burt school; Two members of the Burt girls basketball team have been honored for past year performances, Janice Dreyer and Patricia Long received awards for (heir selection to the all conference first team all state honor roll and for commendations they received in Look magazine, In football, Dennis Meister was tymored for his selection to the all conference first team and state honor roll, Terry £opk, all conference honor roll, Jerry Kissner and Bill Hamilton, all conference second team. Others honored for football were Lurry Westling, Ray Lichter, Raymond Spry, Gerald Hilton, Jerry Giffprd, Brian Zwie fel, Eugene Meister, August Sankey, Duane Hinckley, Eugene Meister, Roger Giddings, Richard Gebken. Honored for basketball were Dennis Meister, all conference first team and all state honor roll Keith Mitchell all conference honor roll, Awarded letters, Puane rett, Jerry Kissner, Jerry Gifford, Gerald Hilton, Brian Zwiefel, Eugene Meister, Terry Cook, Larry Westling, Raymond Spry, David Kohlhaas.

August Sankey received an award fo managing the basketball squid Girls basketball awards, Pat Hoover, Lana Cunningham, Judy Abbas, Frances McDonald jane and Judy Mitchell, Pat Pat Schwietert, Pat Zwie- Jean Mescher, Susan Lov- Cheryl Lovstad, Roberta Aokerman, Audrey Lappe. Ackerman and Virginia Lap received manager awards. Cheer Leader awards went to Carole Wiener, Donna Schrad' Gajdner, Mary md Claudia Moore. GERBER'S STRAINED fOOO BORDEN'S ALL FLAVORS SHERBET BUTTERNUT Drip Reg. Fine OFFEE SNIDERS CATSUP 49c 14iOZ.

Bottles HI 7 GRAPEFRUIT; or ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 5-LB. BAG 49c Chef Boy Ar Dee Pizza Mix 2 LARGE BOXES 89c HEW BLUE CHEER GIANT SIZE BOX 46-QZ. CAN DEE SPAGHETTI ft MEATBALLS LARGE CAN fev 27 SROITEIIIIt 3-LB. 'CAN. 79 IVORY Liquid Detergent SIZE 29c JOHNSON'S HARD GLOSS 6LO-COAT or.

CAN 89c BRUCE FLOOR CLEANER QT. CAN 89 MB. CLEAN Liquid Cleaner i Simple Simon Frozen FRUIT PIES GIANT SIZE BOTTLE 59C BROWN'S BEST BAG 25 BIG TOP SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER 18-OZ. JAR lid GOOCH'S BEST ELBOW MACARONI 2-LB. PKG.

VAN CAMPS 2 300 SIZE CANS KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES A KELLOGG CORN FLAKES 3 3 CHERRY APPLE PEACH $4 LARGE PIES 00 NAVEL 5.LB, BAG ORANGES 79c YELLOW 2LBS. Onion Sots 25c Armour's Star All Meat Sliced Large Bologna ib DECKER OF WILSON'S Braun- schwieger FRESH PURE Ground BEEF 43! LEAN PORK CUTLETS Armour Star All Meat 1LB. PKG. 49c BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST 45S BOSTON BUTT STEAK FRESH HAM SALAD DECKER'S FULLY COOKED CANADIAN BACON PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 26 THRU MAY -POLIOV Cm Svr WNn YtU At Ftrtwtif Thtt Vow Off Tht Advtnttftf Of Ail Priew. Yw'M Stvt CASH By At (Ftrtwty.

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