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PaGE Six LEAD DAILY CALL, Serving Lead and Deadwood. S. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22. 19.r,0. Roubaix Extension Club Has Meeting DEADWOOD Social Calendar Executive Suggests International Santa Claus For Promotion Of Vorld Peace Kersten Rites Held Saturday Final rites were held Sa'urday at 2 o'clock for Mrs.

Roheit Ker Mi s. Clarence Riggs and Mrs. Charles Povandra were appointed as the lunch committee. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, program chairman, introduced the guest Mi: Edith Harr.es and Miss (Jisela Koch, two German students at KHTC Mrs.

Charles S.sk. Mrs. Dean Wright and Mrs. Bill Eerner served refreshments. Spearfish Crowns Homecoming Queen Miss Virginia Eggum.

senior student at Spearfish high school was named school queen Friday eening prior to the Rapid City-Spearfish football game. She was attended by Eloise Ellington and Deloies Jerde. classmen a'tending th" queen and her court were Reva Wood. Carmen Campnian. Barbara IioBois.

and Vemeil Ice. sten. at St. John Episcopal Church. The Rev.

Harry E. Xel-son conducted the services. Mrs. Ray Hoist played soft organ 1 music throughout the service. I Interment was in Mt.

Moriah cemetery. Graveside rites were conducted by the Deadwood Chap-! ter Xo. 23. Order of Eastern Star of which Mrs. Kersten was a mem-, ber.

Pallbearers were William F. I Grieb, Joe Porter. Ray Minard. Robert Pugh, Richard Peterson and H. A.

Hanson active; Clyde Pugh. George Wolfe. Everett Bacon, Carl Kubler. William A. Grieb, Ray Ewing Joe Fountain.

fold it personally or Id pay his way "You'd think it would be eay to send Santa liuis around th world. But there' so much red tape in the unriil it's almost imtHMtsihle," he nays. mVhj hiive. the harking of some organizations like the I nited Nations or rusale for Freedom or CAKE. "But they're afraid Santa Claus miijht say something that would make propaganda for the Communists.

"I say Santa doesn't have to say anything All he has to do it lavish and bounce the kids on his knee and hand them a pamphlet in their own language telling them whal it all about. "We ought to do it ourselves before Stalin sets the idea and sends one out of Siberia to make propaganda over." Dumbrilie says. Ky ATKH I LAKY HOLLYWOOD, CI') personnel executive John Dumbrilie thinks the United Nations and the Crusade for Freedom are concentrating too hard on aOtilts and forjjeltini; about the children of the world. r.KHiMI I KTAIN" "Why not send a Santa Claus aroun'l the world even behind the iron ciii tain?" he sii'ests as the holiday ason rolls around. "Let Santa from country to country carrying Christmas joy and the wishes of America's hildren to the children of the world." says Dun.bnlle, a iamily man himself.

"If we adults can uni'e this world maybe the kids can." "It Himld be a Kn-at lliinif if Jm Stalin uonld let doun the bars to allow a Santa laus rum-America into Russia. If Stalin refue buy, ii Sia a heel he'd Im-1 IleM lie Ihhm-4 all oor the world as the man who turned back Santa laus." Dumbrilie says he's had his idea for a one-world Santa ('la-is fir over a year. He reports sadly that while the venture cost ry little, he- can't to t.nd anybody interested enough in. Snta Claus to sponsor the trip. M) SI I'I'OKT "Eveiybody tells n.e: 'Wow! What a swell id.

Hut h-y don do anythini; it. I Bert Hedstrom, William Ewing. Andrew Mattley. Dr. M.

O. Pemberton and Francis J. Parker. Mrs. Kersten.

who died Thursday after a short illness is survived by her husband, two daughters. Mis. R. C. Swanson.

Sioux Citv. Miss Lola Kersten. SIN DAY Sunday Bridge Club, 6:30 p. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Morris, 61 Taylor. MONDAY Tau Phi Lambda Sorority, I.O.O.F. hall, 7:30 p. m.

Mrs. Dorothy Farnsworth and Mrs. Thelma Speer, hostesses. Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, 8 p. St.

Ambrose School library, Mrs. Walter Williamson, Mrs. Carl Eilers and Miss Helen Wagner, hostesses. District W.S.C.S. meeting.

10 a. m. to 4 p. First Methodist Church, Deadwood. Noon luncheon.

Stated meeting Deadwood Chapter No. 23, O. E. 8 p. m.

Grand chapter reports, October birthday recognition. Social hour, refreshments. TUESDAY Round Table Club, 7:30 p. Franklin Hotel, Miss Edna Ford, hostess. Black Hills Aerie 105, F.O.E., 8 p.

Club rooms. BY's Extension Club, 8 p. m. Mrs. Alan Coburn, ll'i Monroe.

Girl Scout Troop 9, Sophomore class, Girl Scout rooms, Elks building, 7:15 p. m. Girl Scouts Troop 2, wiener roast after school, Camp Lawler. Mrs. W.

McCormick, leader. WEDNESDAY Deadwood and Lead Xewcomers Club, 8 p. Wagner Cafe, Deadwood. St. Cecilia's Guild, 8 p.

Mrs. C. O. Gorder, 06 Charles. Mrs.

J. A. Jarvi, co-hostess. Twentieth Century Club, Wagner Cafe, 1:30 dessert luncheon, Mrs. A.

H. Puthoff, hostess. Pine Crest Extension Club, 1:30 p. m. Mrs.

Henry Frawley, Centennial Prairie. Past Matron's Club, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. A.

H. Shostrom, 824 Main. Ladies Auxiliary, Black Hills Post 5969, V.F.W., 8 p. club rooms; social meeting. Electa Circle, W.S.C.S., 8 p.

m. Mrs. W. W. Toppila, 5 Stewart.

Mrs. Otis Ackley, co-hostess. THURSDAY What's Trump Club, 8 p. m. Mrs.

I. H. Young, 67tit Main. FRIDAY Joy Circle. W.S.C.S., First Methodist Church, 2 p.

m. Mrs. James Kennedy and Mrs. Dale Larsen, hostesses. Circle 2.

Baptist Church, 1:30 dessert luncheon; Mrs. A. M. Rotter, 17 Lincoln. SATURDAY Heel and Toe Club, 8:30 p.

Hearst Kindergarten rooms. Lead, Corral Dusters of Deadwood, guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gallo, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Hoist, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eiller and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Pendo, hosts. lies can flv Go miles Ml S. 1 R.lsltol, IS ho-tess to the Roubaix Club. Thursday with It iiiriijtjt'! resent. The new officers elected at the September meeting were in- I stalled.

A luncheon is served at 1 1 o'clock followed by a short business meeting. The next meeting will be November 9 with Mrs. Gladys Hud- dleson and the Christmas demon- st ration will be given at that time. Two Spearfish P-TA Groups Meet Thursday The Spearfish Public School P-TA met Thursday evening at the city hall with 70 people pp-sent. The panel discussion was given by three teachers.

Ken Eurris. Mrs. Albeit Williamson. Mrs. Baggaley.

and three parents. Mrs. Fred Beets, Mrs. J.jhn Eddy and Murphy Anthony. The subject was "School." A piano solo was presented bv Jerry Good and John Rostad gave a vocal selection, accompanied by Mrs.

Harrison Shaffer. Mrs. G. Jerde led the group in community singing. E.

C. Mikkelsen and Clarence McCain thanked the P-TA for their help in getting voters to approve the school bond. Albert W-l-hamson p-ported on tho P-TA fall conference held at I e-centlv. The evening with refreshments sei ved by Mrs. Ft.

M. Hnrnham. Mrs. Jai ies Gadsden. Miss Ina Mrs.

Fred Mrs. John Hoff M.S.' Omar Morehead. and Mrs. Rav Pratt. The next meeting will he Noven.

ber 16 at the citv hall, The Laboratory si iiool P-TA met at the Laboratory s'-hool library Thursday evening with per hour. Miss Eggum was crowned homeeoimi.g day queen at 7 o'clock at the high school football field following a si.aKe cuice and pep lally. Fi iday eyi She is the daughter of ai.d Mis. Roy Eggum of Speaifisii. Junior Rifle Club Meets At Spearfish 'Deadwood; a son.

Robert two When Feet and Shoes Walk Together grandsons. Bob Kersten. Dead-wood and Bob Swanson. Sioux City, and a brother, John Koer-ber. Lincoln.

Xeb. Attending the funeral from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Suan--on and son. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Getty. Vale. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Tarrant. White Owl. and John Magenheimer Fairpoint. Of leerritlv Junior RiO Cut oi gamz-ilion which was st last yt-ar. Tommy H.

I'i-ti- pleslile.it; Kveiett tary: li.ll Anthonv. trea-un-i I'. O. executive off than artel lllett. vice -eci e-: and i' er.

is an eiu oliii.i-rit v. John soo i Junior will eveiy Monday ev. it. hall. is inactive r.ior Ch cli.l, mng bv lb of In Deadwood Phone 560 Friends of Mrs.

Art Brown of St. Paul have learned of the recent death of her father, Mr. the Brown residence in St. Paul, October 7. Mr.

Bethard's death came suddenly. He was making his home with his daughter and her husband in St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs.

Brown are former residents of Deadwood and Mr. Bethard had visited in Deadwood many times. The regular dance of the Black Hills Aene 105 Fraternal Order of Eagles held at the Club rooms, Saturday night was well attended. Music for the dancing was furnished by Dorothy Danderand and her orchestra. A teen-age dance i3 planned for October 27 and the Cancer dance sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary will be held October 28.

John Catron of Camp Crook whs a business visitor in Dead-wood, Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. J. C.

Smiley left Friday evening for Omaha. where Dr. Smiley will attend the Midwest Medical meeting. October 23 through 27. Enroute to Omaha they will stop in Vermillion to spend the weekend with their daughter.

Kay Smiley who is attending the University of South Dakota. Mrs. Leora S. Hotking. of Midwest.

is visiting at the C. R. Wagner home and attending to business matters in Deadwood. Fran Waugh arrived Thursday night from Denver, Colo, to spend the weekend with his mother. Mrs.

F. T. Waugh and other lel.t-tives and to transact business. He will return to Denver Monday, where he is employed by the Colorado Game and Fish cuinnns-Eion. Mr.

and Mis. W. R. MrCornnrk made a visit to Hot Springs and the southern hills Saturday. Among those who attended the Spanish ballet at Rapid City Saturday night were Mrs.

Berthald Jacobs, son Doian. Miss Dorothy Kubler and Mrs. Ruth Burton. It was the fust of the winter concert series. Visiting and transacting business in Deadwood Saturday were Wallace Staples, of the Spearfish ranger station and his mother, Mrs.

R. Staples of Denver, who is his guest. A son. Lance, was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Hermann, at Colorado Springs. Colo. Mrs. Hermann is the former Fayo Jean Margolin of Deadwood. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Margolin. Mrs. Margolin is in Colorado Springs, having left here Wednesday and Margolin will go to the Colorado city next week. Mrs.

Edna E. Harris, and son Harry of Harvey, X. I'tk vh have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Heaton.

Roubaix, left for their Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker and daughter Kathleen, returned Friday evening from Kansas and Texas where they had enjoyed a 2-week vacation. They visited with Mrs.

Parker's paicnts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Dimes, at Salina. and with relatives Hays.

and St. Angclo, Tex. Lawrence Miklcthun arrived Friday night from Minneapolis, for a visit with his sisters, Misses Evelyn and Marjonc M.k-lethun. and also with the Mikle-thun family. Miss Maxine Luckic returned to Billings, after spending several days vacation with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mack Luckie and other relatives. Deadwood WSCS Circles Meet Three circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church held their regular meetings Friday afternoon. The district meeting of the W. S.

C. S. to be held in Deadwood at the Methodist Church Monday starting at 10 o'clock in the morning was the main topic of discussion. Announcements were marie of the annual church bazaar, November 13, at the church and the rummage sale. October 26 and 27.

Pick ale on 'he Isle of Man. Jit FOE Auxiliary To Hold Cancer Benefit Dance The ladies auxiliary of Black Hills Aene 105. Fraternal Order that's real comfort and that's yours for the choice of these saw-toothed casuals with a look of old Venice mingled with their air of 1951 Natural glove leather. Carol Gorder Honored At Birthday Party I Miss Carol Goider was honored on her birthday Friday evening i when 16 of lit fi tends and mates surprised her with a paity at her home. i A bwff-t lum neon was sei ved by O.

Goider. Miss Gorier was presented with a gift from the gi onp present. Mrs. Chaibs Povandra in charg-of the meeting. Mis.

Clarence Riggs was introduced a.i the new magazine chairman. Mrs. Cuitis Vinieiit announced that the float for S.varm w.i completed. Discussion was held "ti a Halloween cat nival to be held on October 27 at the BHT( gym-nasi'im for the chiMi n. Mr Kd Matson.

Mrs. Mn ha-1 jef Eaples. met at the clubroonis Tuesday evening for the regular mee'ing. I Plans were completed for the i benefit cancer dam to be held iSatuiday evening. October 2S, at the club rooms.

I Mis. Maiie Beshara whs ill at the St. Joseph Hospital. Following the business meeting games were played Refreshments were sei ved at the lo.e of the i meeting. The next meeting will be November 7.

4.95 ONLY CHECK and Double Check Kcry tune-up mid overhaul handle is chicked and df.uhle checked to insure cur ru'tniners complete satisfaction. Try Gates Tires Deadwood Woman Falls From Ladder Ed Vercellino was hospitalized Friday at the St. Josephs hospital when she fell from a ladder at her home. Mrs. Vercellino fell from the ladder while washing windows at her home on 130 Charles.

She suffered a dislocated shoulder and shock and bruises and will be hospitalized for a few days. Episcopal Sewing Club i Meets At Deadwood SCHWARZWALD Furniture and Appliance Co. Phone 23S Your King Koil Dealer up day for the rummage will be i October 25. The week of prayer and self denial October 26-31 was I announced. Plans were made for 'services at the Methodist Church October 31 starting at 2 p.

m. 1 Members of the Dorcas Circle met in the church parlors with Mrs. Kyle Kent and Mrs. Inez Thompson hostesses. Mrs.

David Sugden gave an interesting lesson. 1 the first half of the book, "We Seek Him Together," by Maude White Hardie. The Halloween theme was carried out in the refreshments and decorations. Miss Rubv Buv- rhett will be hostess to the next meeting. November 17.

assisted by Mrs. Ida Stewart. Mrs. Colburn Ruth was hostess to the Naomi Circle at her home in Rlaektail with Mrs. John Burke co-hostess.

Sixteen members and one guest were present. Mrs. Lloyd Pigncy was in charge of the i devotions and lessons. Mrs. Wen-! dell Harmon.

Mrs. John Wagner. Mrs. H. K.

Dinnell and Mrs. H. W. i McCarroll gave reports on Near East customs. Mrs.

Arthur Sor- enson and Mrs. Roy Anders will be hostesses to the next meeting. November 17. The FrisriMa Circle met at the PHONE GO FOR GUARANTEED SERVICE on REFRIGERATORS ALL APPLIANCES LE MAR MOTOR APPLIANCE CO. Telephone 90 334 Main Deadwood 5C ffiaatety, Schweinirs's Garss DLAUWOOD Mrs.

Harold Xorman was hostess to the St. John's Episcopal Sewing Group. Friday afternoon. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments wcie sei ved by the Mrs. Nancy Ellsworth of Aber-rlct was a guest of the group.

Mrs. Ellsworth with her son Kim is visiting her father, the Rev. Harrv Nelson. rilclie TH'i M.ihiiiKtcn Deatluood i. ill Main furs MONDAY TUESDAY Two Days Only October 23 24 For County Register of Deeds MILTON A.

WILLIAMS Republican NOVEMBER 7 ELECTION I will appreciate your vote and support (Paid Political Advertising) no aicno Hospitals ST. JOSEPH'S; I ADMITTED: Mis. Iris Vercel-jlino, Deadwood: Mis. Mildred jCor.rcy. Ft.

Meade; Mrs. Glen I Miles, Spearfish; Mrs. Blanche i home of Mrs. Elmer Pontius. 118 fi A isauotl' Jackson.

Deadwood; Mrs. Hilda Johnson. Spearfish. DISMISSED: Evelyn Schnit- Charles, with a dessert luncheon. Following the luncheon Mrs.

John Schunneman, chairman, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Ray Gukcisen presented the lesson "The Christian's Vocation." by G. B. Oxman.

Mrs. Orley Loughlin will entertain the Circle November 17. SERVICE! Radio Appliances Refrigeration ILL MAKES AND MODELS Factory-Trained Personnel GUARANTEED WORK Black Hills Radio Dealer 1 I ger, Trojan; Jac Pendleton. I Deadwood; Judith Shama. Dead- I wood; Mrs.

Lucille Nicholas. i Spearfish; Mrs. Mary Jane Arnold, and son. Deadwood; Mrs. Patricia Larson.

Speaifish; Mrs. Phyllis Carlson and daughter. Tei raville; Baby Girl Bennett. Ronnie Hunn. Sturgis; Rodger Hunn.

Sturgis; Mrs. Doris ---mm rare group of most wanted 1 "nttlR Phone 2400 602 W. Main Chapman and daughter. Lead. fabulous values in every important fur fashion.

BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Clar Lead St. Ambrose Party Well Attended The second public card party rponsored by the St. Ambrose parish was held Thursday night.

A good crowd was in attendance. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eli Daniels and Mrs. Stew Donovitz in canasta. In contract bridge, prizes were won by Mrs.

Marguerite 'Jeru and Mrs. James Mc-Nenny. In auction bridge. Mrs. Ella Curnow and Mrs.

Evelyn Brown won the prizes. Mrs. Wilva Mackie and Mrs. Ann Fahrni won the high and low prizes for court whist. Mrs.

Xcttie Johnson won the door prize. Gail Williamson and Esther Cordova won the children's prizes. Lunch was served at the close of the evening by the committee with Mis. T. J.

Ruether, ence Mill s. Spearfish. a son. Alta Rebekah Lodge Meets Friday Night Plans for Friendship Night. November 17 were discussed at the meeting of Alta Rebekah Lodge No.

8 Friday evening. The lodge met in regular session with Mrs. Gertrude Stone-beiger. noble grand, presiding. A leport on the district meeting in Deadwood.

October 6. was given by Mrs. Mary Baker, vice-grand. Mrs. Gwendolyn Williams was elected district representative.

Games were played following the nieetirg and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be November 3. Fluff Stuff you save $61 to $161 4 1 i. A spectacular money-saving sale that will bs talked cbout for many months to come! Here are the furs MOST WANTED. every important fur fashion.

fabulous savings. Yes, DESPITE SKYROCKETING FUR PRICES, here arc the very furs that are Duplers BEST SELLERS at prices WAY UNDER today's replacement prices. Duplers do it because we were smart enough to buy before prices went uo. You can get these savings, too, in Duplers sensational sale of UEST SELLER FURS! Prices plus Moonglo blended Muskrot Coats, worth 5395 sole price $279 The lovtliest kitten oft Angora weoterlWiidof heaven. Knit of imported French Angora In White, Black African Kidskin Coats, worth 5165 sale price yy Hollander blended assembled Muskrat, worth $195 sale price $129 Baby Pink, Boby Blue, Maize, Aqua, Cherry, BUILDING HEEDS GARAGE DOORS MIRRORS OAK FLOORING CEILING TILE INSULATION laskin Beavertone Mouton lomb Coats, worth sale price 5, Seal or Sable dyed Coney Coats, worth $150 sale price $89 3440.

$0.00 SIMM'S Arrnv I rom Hip ijnklin Hotel DL ADW (, SO. DAK. GREY OR BROWN DYED CARACUL LAMB HOLANDER BLENDED ARIANHHA OTTER worth $25, lafo prico $229 BLACK OR GREY PERSIAN PAW COATS worth $250, lol prif STAQ DYED CHINA MINK worth $J0, lolo prico $2(99 worth tlt5, lalt prif 199 PORTER LUMBER COMPANY APPARIL SHOP LEAD, 8. 0. MINK BLENDED BACK MUSKRAT CAPES worth $195, aolo prio $9 SHEARED CANADIAN BEAVER worth $95, tola prico $2Q9 Deadwood BEAVER SHEARED LETOUT RACCOON worth $350, talo prito $29 Phone 441 MINK BLENDED MUSKRAT COATS worth U5, iaft prif $29 New fall fashions arriving daily We invite you to come iu and look!.