The Logan Daily News from Logan, Ohio • Page 5

Mgnday, December 1947 THE LOGAN DAILY OHIO Page Five WCTU, Junior Tourists Offer Yule Program Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union wvSS joined by a group of the Junior Tourist Book Club when they held their annual Christmas party at the Hocking County Home Saturday evening for the 19 residents of the home. Mrs. Paul Monks presided and opened the program by leading the singing of Christmas carols. Special numbers were given by Mrs. Richard Farmer, Mrs.

Harry Reeves and Mrs. R. B. Hansel. Bert Bell led the devotions, reading the Christmas story, followed by prayer.

Mrs. A. T. Spears entertained with readings after which all joined in singing favorite hymns of the residents of the home. The highlight of the evening was the appearance of Santa Claus who distributed gifts and greetings.

nortng Mr. and Mrs. Joe who have resigned their positions at the home. Mrs. Fred Keller presented them a lovely gift from the WCTU.

Later, a social hour was enjoyed in the apartment of the Funk family. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, Mr.

and Mrs. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. James Blosser. Mr.

and Roy Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. ellc Keller, Mr. and Mrs.

Monks. Mr. and Mrs. John Funk, Harry Shaw, Mrs. Eber Mowery, Mrs.

Dean Dollison, Mrs. D. V. Rannells, Mrs. Spears, Mrs.

Bell, Mrs. C. E. Brehm, Mrs. Hansel, Mrs.

George Lehman, Mrs. Herman Studor, Mrs. Fcrd Smith, Mrs. Russell Berlin, Mrs. Ralph Starchcr.

Mrs. Tom Conners, Mrs. Henry Carr, David Carr, Mrs. M. H.

Cherring- Charles Notestonc and Mrs. Dallas Kinser. 9mm Social Calendar Monday, December 22 Logan Orchestra Will Play for Christmas Dance Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority at 8 P. M. at Pritchard's Restaurant.

Christmas party at home of Mrs. Jack Myers near Logan at 9 P. M. Members asked to call for ordered Christmas cards at Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary postponed to January 12 Antioch Grange at 7:30 P. M.

Christmas program. Bring cakes, sandwiches and candy. Donations for baskets to be brought to meeting or left at home of Mrs. Ted Dupler by Monday, December 22. Ladies of Maccabee Lodge at 8 P.

M. Potluck supper and gift exchange. All members urged to be present. Brownies, Girl Scouts and leaders at 7 P. M.

at Ohio Power Co. office to broadcast. Refreshments served in scout clubrooms after broadcast. Logan's own orchestra, the Oh- Kehs, will play for the annual Christmas dance to be held at Bell Hall Thursday, December 25, from 9 P. M.

to 1 A. M. The hall has been decorated for this holiday social event in red and green, with evergreen trimmings. Chaperones for the dance will be Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Allen. Tickets for couples are now on sale' at Leon's Smokehouse, Myers Shoe Repair and by Bill Sauer. Single admission tickets will he sold at the dance.

Co-Educational Class at 8 P. M. at EUB parsonage Tuesday, December 23 VFW Auxiliary at 7:30 P. M. Initiation, refreshments.

All members urged to attend. Pythian Sisters at 7:30 P. M. at of hall. Townsend Club at 8 P.

M. Gift exchange and song fest. Four Square Class at 6 P. M. at Methodist Church.

Potluck supper and gift exchange. Lackey-Fuller Nuptials Read The rectory of St. John's Catholic Church was the scene Friday evening of the wedding of Miss Delores Mae Fuller, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Fuller, and Rfeh Lackey, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Lackey, all of Logan. The ceremony was read at seven o'clock in the evening by Rev. Fr. Charles P. Foy.

The bride was attired in a two piece white wool crepe suit with which she combined brown accessories. Her shoulder corsage was fashioned of red rosebuds centered with a gardenia and babv breath. tpss Pat Lackey, a sister of the groom, in a blue wool frock with black accessories and a corsage of gardenias, acted as maid of honor. Lloyd Thomas served as best man for the groom. The immediate families and a few close friends were guests at the wedding.

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Logan, Ohio Phone 636 Logan Locker PI ant Phone 93 Fresh Dressed, Oven Ready Fresh Dressed TURKEYS, lb. 79c CHICKENS, Roasting lb. 59c CHICKENS, Frying lb. 69c RABBITS, Young lb. 59c CHICKENS, lb.

55c OYSTERS, Fresh. pt. can 79c BETTER BEEF BUYS TURKEYS Cleaned, Eviscerated 11 lbs. and up Your Tendered c.n tm (or ov' they from ern llv fed to 2. Scioht'f nena each turk ded 3 Buy The Beef You Know Is Tender Everv 0 Time! SIRLOIN STEAK 5 lb.

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CHICKENS EyiK' "ed 2 -51b. Avg. for roasting lb. FRYERS a.iw 4-6 lb. Avg.

DUCKS ichigolden Full dressed 3 lb. Avg. 71c 65c ib. 65c HAMS Armour Star Swift Premium Ib. 8-14 Ib.

Avg. 68c lb. SAUSAGE Bulk BACON Armour Star or Swift Premium Sliced Ib. Layer 53c 83c PORK LOIN VEAL ROAST i' 47c COD FILLETS Seven Rib End Roast Tender Shoulder Kroger Fres-shore (ALLIES HADDOCK FILLET ib. OYSTERS Ib.

35c SmokedFres-Shore Fine for stewing Pt, Fruit Cakes. Libby Wax Brans 2 can 21c Libby Kroger Vac-Poc 2J-lb. rry Seaside Mellowed in Sherry Wine. a Size M.89 Lima Brans 2 No. 2 rails 33c Green Beans 2 can Niblels Corn.

Kroger Whole Heels 16 ok. ean 17e Tender Kernels Fresh Packed 2 cans Libby Pumpkin can 15c Red Ripe Tomaloes .2 No. 2 cans 27c Larsc us Veg-all ...............17 oz. can 16c Del Monte 2 ean 19c Lean GROUND Boneless Tender BEEF Ib. 35c RUMP Ib.

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53c LOIN Ib. 49c Cuts Shankless Tendered Center Cuts IKK Ib. 49. MILKS Ib. 47- LOIN lb.

Green Giant Peas. can FROZEN FOOD DELICACIES For that Xmas Short CakeReady to Hot Frozen Strawberries pkg. 35c Clover Leaf pkg. 29c Snow Crop or Birdseye Pure Orange can 29c Heinz Chili Sauce 12 oz. hot.

32c Sniders Del Monte PEACHES Halves No. 2V'i can 29c Catsup .............14 oz. hot. 2.1 Ocean Kroger Fruit Cocktail I can 25c Cranberry Sauce or Whole Berries 14-oz. can 21 Dairy Specials WINDSOR 2-lb.

loaf KROGER BUTTER Ib. 90c IfDAFT Velveeta TV All Cheese Ib. ROKA SPREAD 5-oz. jar COTTAGE CHEESE Ib. 21c Pantry Needs PUMPKIN 2 25c MINCE MEAT CANE SUGAR 5 lb 48c sack HEINZ plum Pudding each DRESSING Salad 45c 45c Liver Cake Kroger Golden Snow Each 59c Manhattan Christms Candy Mix Pkg.

29c Walnuts U.S. No. 1 Diamond lb. 39c California Oranges. Juicy Florida lb.

bag 39c Packed in Carton 27c lbs. 20c Grapefruit 10 lb. bag 43c Cranberries pkg. 27 Head Lettuce each 15c Pascal Celery stalk 23c Cauliflower each 29c Fresh 19c Fancy Delicious Apples 21 lb. box $2.59 Fancy Apples 3 lbs.

29c Fancy Yams Golden Ortley or Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 33c Cabbage .2 lbs. 15c Medium Size Heads Mft rt UM i 1 1 JFf' i 9 90" ms i tiara I 1JU ju i I.