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Stars Line Up For Seasons Kick-Off cMost Popular Radio Favorites Return This Fall; An Interesting Hooper Race Is Assured EYES Bergen looka and listens to (landholding McCarthy and Anita Gordon, young singer on McCarthy Show" which returns to air WOW at I p. rn. today. BILL BENDIX loads ol NEW SHOWS ADD SPARKLE. By MARCELLA SLAJCHERT After a summer of busy negotiating, the nation's radio networks are now ready, it appears, to serve the listening public the first slice of the pie they have baked.

Advance program notices indicate the several neto shows including those of Mel Blanc, Dennis Day, Victor Borge, Ray Rogers, the Phil Harris-Alice Faye show, and Don NBC number, will add excitement to the Hooper race and sparkle to what might otherwise turn out to be a monotonous routine of last shows with last voices. Most of the regulars such as Frank Sinatra, Dinah Shore, Joan Davis, Jack Carson, Rate Smith and hosts of others will be back before mid-October. Among the most missed this fall will be Danny Kaye, who gave up his radio show for Broadway this season. Nelson Eddy has not yet been signed and talk of Hay hour cut in half is still circulating along Radio Row. Ample football coverage is assured with KF AB and WOW covering Nebraska games.

Networks are lining up countrywide covertige, ABC confining itself to Army games. Bill Stern will be on hand for NBC, Harry Wlsmer for ABC, Tom Slater for MBS. Missing from the CBS play by play microphone for the first time in all the years it has been carrying football will be Ted PROGRAMS KFAB, largest station, affiliated with The Journal and Star, operates on HIO kilocycles, cleared channel both day ana night, featuring CBS programs. Listings are supplied by the stations. SM IVR Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star September 19Mf HAVELOCK NOTES RALPH EDWARDS I "Truth of BACE Judy Canova getting to which will at I o'clock Saturday flight WOW.

KFAB KUIK lite I I) A A. 7:00 a. rn. 7:15 a. rn.

7:30 a. in. 7:45 a in. News KFOR I Silent WOW I Revival Hour I Biggs. Organist I Silent I Revival Hour Country Journal Coffee Concerts Revival Hour Country Journal Chosen People Revival Hour 8:00 rn.

8:15 a a in. 8:45 a rn. KFAB News XrOK Morn Melodies vs I Organ Melodies I Morning Melodies I I Midwest Report Religion Today Rev. Everest Rev R.R Brown Religion Today Rev. Everest Rev Brown 9:00 a.

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9:45 a. rn. IPAfTMethodlst Hr- KFOR Bible Class WOW I Rev Brown I Methodist Hour I Bible Class Rev R. Brown Beneath the News Cheer-Up Beneath theBellt Unity Truth Center Solitaire Time 10:00 a. rn.

10:15 a. rn. 10:30 a. in. 10:45 a KFAB I Silt Lake Choir Salt Lake Choir KFOR I Prophecy Voice WOW I News 11 (X a.

rn. Prophecy Voice Oetns Sc Jottings 11:15 a. rn Ave Maria Hour I Old Fash'd Revival I Furs on Parade ll :30 a. rn. KFAB I Plat.

i Platform KFOR i Revival I Old Revival WOW World Front I Time for Reason I Voice of St. I World Front Old Fash'd Revival I Lifetime Favorites a7rn. I News I Voice of St House of Beauty SUNDAY r. M. 12 OO Noon 12:15 p.

m. 12:30 in. 12:15 p. in. KF VB I Assignment I KFOR I Red WOW I News Assignment Home Ilka Chase Farm Magazine Nebraska Network Nebraska Network Harvest of Stars I L.

Nelson I News I Harvest of Stars 1:00 rn. 1:15 in. 1:30 p. rn. p.

rn. KFAB Kl OR WOW I CBS Symphony I CBS Symphony Open House I Open House I C. Cavaliero I Carmen Cavaliero CBS Symphony Oems of Melody One Family I CB8 Symphony I Vera Hilly, Songs I One Family 2:00 p. m. 2:15 p.

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KF A lf KFOR WOW i I The Dreamer I National Hour Weatherhead Race House of Beauty National Hour Electric Hour I Electric Hour Rt Down Your Alley I Rt Down Your Alley Neb -Iowa Quit I Neb -Iowa Quiz 3:00 p. in. 3:15 p. rn. 3:30 p.

in. 3:45 p. in. KFAB Family Hour KFOR Darts for gh WOW I Simp of Air Family Hour Darts for Dough Symphony of Air Oen. Elsenhower I Counterspy I Symphony of Air I Wm L.

Bhlrer I Counterspy I Symphony of Air 4:00 p. m. 4:15 p. rn. 4:30 p.

rn. 4:45 p. rn. KFAB KFOR WOW I Ozzle A Harriet Owle A Harriet I Sun. Eve Party I Sun.

Evening Party I Catholic Hour I Catholic Hour Jack Kirkwood Eugenie Baird I Ask Me Another I Jack Kirkwood I Candlelight. Old L. I Ask Me Another 5:00 p. IP. KF ABTdene Autrv KFOR Erie Johnson WOW weedy 6 p.

5:15 p. rn. Gene Autry Don Gardiner Dr Tweedy 6:15 p. rn. 5:30 p.

rn. I Blondte I Quiz Kids I Rogues 0:30 p. m. 5:45 p. rn.

I Blondie Quia Kids Rogues Gallery 3:45 p. rn. Mr. and Rose Wedemeyer, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Duncan of Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Brown of Edwardsville, were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Dougherty. Mrs. Harry Wolfe. Harry Wolfe, and Harry Burnette, went to Kearney Sunday to see Mrs. daughter, Maxine, who is in the Kearney hospital.

Mrs. Daisy Tildor accompanied her niece, Mildred Clanton as as Omaha Friday on her way home to Keytesville, Mo. She had been here for several weeks visiting her aunt. Little Helen Koch, while play ing at her home Monday, fell on a water hydrant and cut her lower lip quite badly. She was taken tt the Lincoln clinic where they had to take several stitches in her lip.

The W. B. A. lodge met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Ivan Armstrong for their regular monthly meeting.

Gus Anderson of Omaha was the guest over the wekend of Mrs. E. E. Anderson and daugh ter, Elsie Anderson. Cpl.

Keith Minder is home from Scottsfield, 111., for a 15-day furlough to visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minder. Elsie Anderson has resigned her position at the Burlington shops after more than 20 years service in die storehouse department. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Roberts and son, Fred, spent Sunday at Holdrege, visiting friends. Fred, and a couple of friends Parkman Wvo went to Fairbury in the they went to the home of P. L. Webster for bridge.

Mrs. Susie Smith returned Sunday from SI elby, where she spent a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pinney Tuesday at Brainard, od business.

Miss Rachel Conway returned home from the hospital last Thursday where she underwent a major operation a few ago. She is Improving slowly. Mrs, Lee Clifton left Saturday for Marshalltown, to visit son, Charles Clifton and wife, and to attend their 25th wedding anniversary, her visit she will go to Hampton, to visit her sons, Tommy and and Quentin. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Pavey purchased the Charles Clifton residence at 6327 Benton street where they will make their home Mrs. Swanson has moved to new home she recently purchased on Havelock avenue. Bill Dauer and Dick PwifortJ left the first of this week a trip to California by auto. They expect to tour the returning. Julius Gross received word that his daughter, Mrs.

Burtum Tubbs and Mr. Tubbs are the parents of a baby daughter, bom August 27 at Fleischmanns, N. Y. Bruce Evans returned home Saturday night from Grand Lake, where he spent the summer, and Jerry Evans returned In view of the many Foster May followers in Nebraska who have queried this department as to "what time and what station" May is on the air now, we took It get the straight of the situation from Foster himself, learned will probably be disappointing to many radio is, that except for special events, Foster May cannot be heard in this broadcasting area at present. Aa Vipad of th news and special events department for n.two^ in Hollywood work is principally executive and administrative, leaving him little time to go on th.

ho does a west coast insert on a program called Edition He also appears on of Tomorrow and Question for neither of which are carried here plus a dahy newscast also heard only on the coast. Before long, though, he hopes to go Mayland I have hematin th. Brentwood Hills writes Foster. is very lovely and we are 'enjoying it tremendously. I frequently see Pfoplefrora Nebraska and if their reactions to Southern California are of commerce please note)-! feel that any over KFAB Rich Richard Lawless KFOR I Music Festival I Music Festival wow is MeCarthil Char 1:15 p.

in. 1:00 p. m. Crime Docotr Music Festival Tommy Dorsey 7:30 p. rn.

Crime Doctor Music Festival Tommy Dorsey FANNY BRICE, calibrated comedienne of vaudeville. The and radio, bringa her delectable little brat "Baby Snooks" to CBS again this fall. She will be heard at 6 o'clock Fridays over KFAB. KFAB i Corliss Archer I Corliss Archer KFOR. Walter Winchell! Louella Parsons WOW I Merry-Qo-Rd.

I Merry-Qo-Round 8:13 p.m. Take or Leave it Hour of Mystery Hour of Charm p. rn. KFAB Take or Leave KFOR I Mystery Hour WOW I Hour of Charm 9:00 p. rn.

I Stsr Theater I Jimmy Tidier I Familiar Music 8:30 p. rn. Easy Listening I Hour of Mystery I Rhaspody p. rn. 7:45 p.

rn. Star Theater Policewoman Familiar Music 8:45 p. Easy Listening Hour of Mystery Rhapsody Rhythm 9:45 p. rn. it FAB I Ned Calmer I United Nations Rpt.

I Jimmy Tidier KFOR I My Hobby I Mystery. My Hobby I Curtain Call WOW A RCA Show I RCA Show I Pacific Story 10:00 p. rn. 10:15 p. rn.

10:30 p. rn. News KFOR News WOW News 11:00 p. rn. Songs from Snows I Elsenhower Speech Show Time 11:15 p.

rn. Lee Brown Dance Band Our Foreign Policy 11:30 p. rn. Kl AB News I Bobby Ramos I Claude Thornhill KFOR Col. Masterwks.

Col. Masterworks I Dance Band St Franc Hotel Or America United monday a I Bobby Sherwood I Paul LeBar I Pacific Story 10 45 p. rn. I Las Brown I Dance Band I Our Foreign 11:45 p. rn.

"JClaude Thornhill I Dance Band I America United 6:00 a. rn. 0:15 a. rn. 6:30 a.

rn. KFAB I News KFOR R. F. D. WOW News At the Fair R.

F. D. Aunt Sallv Down to Earth R. F. D.

Markets I Girl A a Song I R. D. I Farm Reporter 7:00 a. rn. 1:15 a.

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KF VB I News KFOR Mar Agronsky WOW I Alex Dreier Mndeiene A Music I Musical Clock Lyle. Stan A Co. Howard A Shelton Musical Clock News I Mary A Rangers ii I Musical Clock I Reveille Roudup 8:00 a. rn. 8:15 a.

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KFAB KFOR WOW I News I News I News Texas Mary I Breakfast Club I 8:07 Special Danny Breakfast Club Road of Life Danny I Breakfast Club Joyce Jordan 9:00 a. rn. 6:15 a. rn. 9:30 a.

rn 9:45 a. in. KFAB i Arthur Godfrey KFOR I My True Story Fred Waring Arthur Godfrey I My True 8tory I Fred Waring Time to Remember Church Hymns Barry Cameron I Dr. Paul I Morning Meodles I David Harum 10:00 a. rn.

10:15 a. rn. 10:30 a. rn. 10:45 a.

rn. KFAB Kate Smith KFOR I Tom Breneman WOW I Lone Journey I Aunt Jenny I Helen Trent I Tom Breneman I Home Edition I Lora Lawton I Special Delivery I Our Gal Sunday Charm School I Musical Grab Bag 11:00 a. in.11:15 a. in. 11:30 a.

in. 11:45 a. rn. KFAB KFOR WOW I Evelyn Winters I Bachelor Children 1 Rhyme. Reas'n I No Pressure Sales Masquerade I Home Beautiful I Judy A Jane I Glamour Manor I Meet Me I Radio Rangers I Glamour Manor Big Sister indication residents left in Nebraska, or anywhere Se UnTted Skates, for matter.

Deep within me however, is a great love for Nebraska and its people. I ll never be able to feel other than that Nebraska is my home. ABC's biographical sketch on Foster claimed him to be the first man to have a commercial full time man on the street program. For that title, however, Foster will have to with Jack Houston, who says he had a man on street program when he was 13 years old back in 1929 on Vs JBY Alabama, which probably also made him the youngest full time announcer on the air. Local vocal followers should cock an ear KFOR way at 5:45 weekdays beginning Monday to hear own Gladys Gale, backed by The Three Graham on the accordion, Ray Barker at the guitar and Fleda Ziegenbein at the organ.

Gladys, completely rested after touring the country with Tommy Tucker ork, is the first of three new vocalists at KFOR, the other two to be announced shortly. One of the few local radio shows that uses a studio audience is It and Play noonday stint featuring Fleda at the organ. Listeners send in requests for songs and if Fleda play the request tune in 15 time, the writer collects a prize package of hard-to-get groceries. Our blessings on the studio audience idea rarely used in Lincoln. Off With Mark has been extended five weeks more, now on Wednesday nights, while Ellery Queen vacations Nelson Eddk will be guest singer on the Monday night comes back next Sunday over Mutual, 4 p.

rn. Deal is under way for Desi Arnaz to do the music on Bob fall show New Victor platters out include Vaughn Monroe in You Kind of Glad We plus My and a Dennis Day offering of Keep Coming Back Like a while Capitol comes up with the Pied Pipers doing Loves My and that catchy Are time true. me now while I slip out the back door for a couple of vacation be back Sept. 22). to attend the band concert.

Mrs. C. E. Baker entertained at a family dinner Tuesday evening commemorating the 64th birthday of her husband and the eighth wedding anniversary of her son, Ivaij Baker and wife. Evelyn and Shirley Buettgen- bach gave a miscellaneous wedding shower at their home Mon day evening honoring their re cently married cousin, Mrs.

Vernetta Trouba, nee Vemetta Moyer The evening was spent playing games after which the bride opened her presents. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall, and their son, Ralph, and daughter, Mrs.

Orvin Erway, attended the funeral of brother, W. R. Karrihard, in Red Oak, Monday. The S. B.

A. lodge will meet next Friday evening for their regular meeting and election of officers. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hamman, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon, and Mrs. daughter, Mrs.

Charles Chiossi of Denver, also went to Red Oak, Monday to attend the funeral services and burial of Mrs. brother, W. R. Karrihard. Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Day and Alice Cook of Salem, arrived here this week to visit Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Runyan of David City and her sister, Mrs.

A. W. Ballenger. Mrs. Ballenger is having a family din ner Sunday at her home on Idyl wild drive in their honor.

Charleen Baker, young daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Baker, had her tonsils and adenoids removed this week and is getting along nicely. Mrs. Donald Bowers entertained seven little folks at her home Tuesday afternoon in honor of her little daughter, Joyce birthday.

They played HOW THEY STAND rn rn One Way To Relax Harry Salter, who leads the orchestra on Pays To Be has a rather surprising way of relaxing. He spends his spare moments playing chamber music in a string quartet. TELEX Hearing Service Right at Your Home "A is Alway a Bast" See and Try the New TELEX "22" Hearing Aid All Discriminator Weighs Oinees Complete TELEPHONE 3-4500 ELMER C. EIKENBARY W. LLOYD COPPAGE CO.

TELEX Lincoln Representative Tour Telex Hearing Center Huddle ITS HEART-THROBBING Harriot Hilliard who atelier honors with husband Nelson as two return to air at 4 o'clock today over KFAB with of and Harriot." Fop Pigskin Picture Cornhusker coaches will get I busing, who resigned as sports director this month to free lance, together at 12:30 today for a Red barber takes over in his place CBS and NBC shook hands and traded a few programs during the summer months. Aldrich for example, switches from CBS to NBC while executes the opposite move. Alan Young, popular comedian, changes from ABC to NBC, Kate Smith goes back to her Sunday time, and Eddie Cantor will to spend each.Thursday with instead of each Wednesday. A wire from Beverly Hills, provides details of new spruced-up show. Harry Von Zell will be the only holdover Margaret Whiting, daughter of the late Rich- many song hits Cantor sang in the featured as vocalist.

Cookie Fairchild and his year ab 3 UP returning to Cantor after a two- Rated by Hooper, the first 15 evening radio programs now stand as follows: Mr. District Attorney 10.8 Suspense 10.3 Jack Haley with Eve Arden 9.8 Crime Doctor 9.3 Your HU 9.2 Screen Guild 8.8 Man Called 8.8 Big Town 8.3 Kay Kyser 8.2 Dr. I. 8 2 Dr. Christian 8.0 An Evening with 8.0 Aldrich Family 7.9 Summer 7.8 7.7 We, The 7.7 Take It Or Leave 7.7 Mel Blanc Blows Dialects To Get Straight Role On Own Show roundup of the football situate at Nebraska, to be broadcast over the Nebraska network, KFAB, KFOR.

John Bentley, sports publicity director for the U. of N. will fire questions at head coach Bernie Masterson, Gomer Jones, L. F. Klein and A.

J. Lewandowski who will be around the microphone. Rod Cross A few weeks ago news of the Naperville (111.) train wreck shook the country. Ed Burton, a passenger on the train, tells his story as one of the survivors in this Regulars coming back this week include 771 ann Harriot Haymes and Helen Forrest, en rhursday, Baby Snooks Friday, Judy Canova Truth or Consequences. Ute at Riley and Mayor of sShS AVOID 'stra'in 6 with the new flesh colored inconspicuous Great War born Revolutionary Development Rests and helps Ears as glasses rest and help eyes; Come in today for absolutely demonstration.

Send for free book. 916 Stuart Bldg. 2-4857 AC0USTIC0N Mrs forget Were -cTnder- 1 burned Louella Parson, wiU return to KFOR. Carleton Young play. the.

Jo A i c. she the air on Sunday, Sept. when lound thcit the Chamber of Corn- she once sgsin trices over the merce had changed the name of reins of the Parsons her street to Cinderella Avenue. 7:15 p. rn.

over KFOR. official, too. None other than Bing Crosby wili be her homecoming guest. Program Returns On KFOR After a brief summer lay-off of several weeks, the of G. I.

goes back on the air beginning Monday evening at 9:15 on KFOR. Sponsored by the Council of Veterans Affairs, this series of 15-minute programs is designed to keep local ex-service men informed on all programs and services available ti veterans It also presents the activities of the Veterans Service Center which is sponsored by the Council of Veterans Affairs. These programs will be aired at 9:15 each Monday and Wednesday evening Hear Better! Hearing Aid Excellent tone clarity and ample power for most every situation. Moon A-S-A Accepted by American Medical Atsoci- Council on Physical Medicine GOLD 8 Street Fleer GOLD CO NI RADIONIC HUBING AID With Neutral Celer Earphone Cord. We Invite to In For Demonstration.

WiiUIIg KUvdLl Harriet Parsons, who has been pinch-hitting for her famous mother during the summer months, had Cary Grant as her guest for her final show, Aug. 25. BURRESS OPTICAL CO. St CLOSED AT I P.M. SAT.

Literary Mote More truth than poetry comes out of the mouths of children who appear on Art One 6 -year old told Link letter that his father was a radio writer. kind of writing does your dad Art asked. writes radio was the reply. Willsons Separate Los Angeles INS Composer Meredith Willson and his wife of 26 years, Peggy, have separated and a pre-divorce property settle ment is being negotiated, according to attorney Victor Ford Col lins. difficulties between the two were blamed by Collins.

Willson was recently discharged as a major from the Armed Forces Radio Service. NEW is radio. Mel Blanc, a character man who has been private snafu on the Bob Hope show, the parrot and the train announcer on the Jack Benny show; Hubert Peabody on the Jack Carson show and a hat full of other dialects around the dials is blowing the dialects, chara ters, and the whole works to play a straight part on his own program. The new entry is titled Fixit and bows Thursday night, September 3, on CBS in place of the of The agency responsible for the switch is going on the theory that there enough theatrical properties around to take care of all the dramatic shows and the spokesman said or later you wind up with something like Trial of Mary or some such old the public is sick of The Fix-it Shop is a situation comedy about a fellow who has time to mend other mistakes but his own screen door never oiled. games and later they were served refreshmehts by Mrs.

Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Ross Parrott spent last Sunday with relatives in Fremont. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Nollen were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Will Barger at Ashland. Mrs. Etta Moyer and Mrs.

C. E. Baker entertained at a miscel laneous shower Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Jessie Buett genbach in honor of Mrs. daughter, Vemetta Trouba, re cently married.

Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Harlan are visiting friends and relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Hall are the parents of a baby boy, born Tuesday, August 27. Mrs. James Hatfield and daughter, Connie, Santa Anna, and Mrs. Olive Waters of Omaha were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Carlton. Mrs. Hatfield is a niece and Mrs. Waters is a sister of Mr. Carlton.

Edward Ohm of Chicago was the guest of his sisters, Mrs. Jennie Nilsson and Van Meter last week end. Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Case and iii their family spent last Sundayjv with their daughter, Mrs. John Aden, and Mr. Aden at Mal where he worked on a ranch summer. Dr.

and Mrs. P. L. Evans will have as their guests Mrs. Evant1 brother, Frank Seibert and wife, and her sister, Miss Lillian Sieberl of Minneapolis, Minn.

They will arrive Sunday and will be here a week. Mrs. Frank Hrubesky and three daughters of Geneva, were the guests of Mrs. sister, Mrs. Ray Williamson and family, last week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haas and two daughters of Omaha came to spend the week end with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Haas.

Mrs. W. D. Glock accompanied her son, John Glock, to Clay Center Monday preparatory to his moving there. He will be superintendent of schools at Clay Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Glock and baby left Wednesday, and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Harry accompanied them.

She will return Friday. Mr. and Mrs. David Fowler and their -two sons, David, and Billie of Plattsmouth, spent last week end here with Mrs. parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Glock. Jack Hinman left Thursday for Greeley, where he will attend Colorado state college this year.

Dr. F. T. Gordon from the western part of the state was the guest last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Hanson. Miss Luella Swanson of Benedict was a guest last week end of Miss Luella Crew. Miss Doris Jenkins entertained 25 young ladies at her home Wednesday night at a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Myra May Ike whose marriage to Robert Jenkins will take place in the near future. The evening was spent with games and refreshments were served. Miss Luella Crew will leave Friday for Stromsburg where she will teach this year.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Karnes returned last Friday from Denver where they made a short visit. Oscar Helin spent last week in Colorado and Wyoming vacationing. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Jewell and family returned last Sunday from a vacation at Long Pine, Neb. The T.

L. W. club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Daisy Tudor for a covered dish luncheon and social afternoon after their business meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Keitges left Friday night for Chicago to visit Mrs. brother, Walley Brown until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hayden and son, Wally, of Sioux City, arrived Wednesday night to visit Mrs. mother, Mrs. S. J. Leach and Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins spent the rest of the 1 week thei visiting relatives. -jjg pea. one, diuk Mrs.

Albert Mayer of 13 th and Lincoln 8 Home was hostess to the De-La- sis worid-Heraid omaha Dek Tuesday at the home of L. D. Critchfield for a one luncheon. After the luncheon' A. D.

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