:With the Churches I Methodist 1110 ~i~eeting I ., . THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA PAGE SEVEM - ope I\ 3, S, rliGt.e. 1 . - I of the \Vestminster Brief, newsy paragraphs on Valley Countyans, business and Thc church boald will meet Ju]) Fellowbhi~, Su1ld~) The chulch topics of general interests. 10, lnstcad of July 3, r~7he cnu,L ~nc~~iber-.hly cldss ~nct at 2 30 p m , 'I voted to si~spentl rehearsals dur- -. ... I I Lnrlsflan . We Deliver - Phone 83 We Deliver - Phone 83 We Deliver Phone 83 IY Biggest Value in Town! I Miss Hallen Home Lofts Have Daughter JIcntbers are urged to len? sup- I I ort to the beginnin servlce of MISS Ethel n liallcn returned A daiighter was born, June 20 1 rhe evangelistic riles a? the church to <strong>Ord</strong>, ~on(fay. evenin and wlll I to Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Loft, of in Sargent. Special music has bcen spend the rerna~nder of the rum- I Spokane, \Vash. The baby wc~gh- ' arranged by hb~. Irene , Briggs. mcr wlth her brother, IIarold Hal- eel about eight pounds, and has I The n~ i n i s t e r who is con. len Mi~s liallen, who teaches ! 1 been nan~cd Anita Rae. She is the I ductin the speciai services, is Ken- in Douglas., \V)O, spent the liionth granddau hler of bll.s, May Loft, I neth lfoschiuer. hlembers, friends of June slght seelng and v~sit~n< ' of St. ~ a 3 and , Mr. and hIrs. Clyde 'and families of Christian Buildcrs In Cal~forn~a Kcown, of Scotia. hlr. and Mrs. I Sunday school class, enjoyed a pic- - Loft recently moved fro111 <strong>Ord</strong> to I nic in Bussell park Sunday af!er- Miss Kinp Helped i Spokane, where he is employed by - noon. The dates for Camp P~bel / Thc hl~sses Irma King and Inez 1 Evangrlical United ~rethren (<strong>Ord</strong>) th~s pear are August 14 to August Swain returned to Grand Is!and Re!erend Lonell Johnson, who / 19. Thursday from Rochester, hllnn hgs served the past >ear as pastor, - where hliss K~ng has been to flnd preached his fale\rell sermon, Sun- I Our Lady of Perpetual Help relief for e c trouble. She is much day. ile lans to enter the sen- 1 Catholic Churgh better and recei~cd help. hl~ss I ary in 8agernlllc, Ill, this fall. / Swain who acco~ripanied her tp The annual Day of Recollection T%' pastor and his wife ha\e been JI~nncsota, returned to <strong>Ord</strong> Fnfor women was held Sunday with a part pf the school s)rteni in El- 1 morning and afternoon services. 1 day. baa durlng the past )car, and ha\ e - The speaker was Father Kvasnica inadc the joulncy to Or(! weekly / I At Camp Avgustine of the Redemptionist order in Om- 1 iq refognition, a fa~e~rcll ilinner aha. Wonicn were present front Boy Scouts and 1Iarry hluirhcad, 10) given thell~ Sunday. The din- ) Burwell, Ellria, Grecley a!ld Or?. l~ent to Grand Island sunday, n r wds held at the count~y ho~nc I Father Kvasnlca urged l~stcncrs where the bojs entered Camp Au. of hlr. and Mrs. Willard llarkneis. to love the tleavenl Father and to 1 ~usti~ie the scout camp. Goin 1 dg His will., All, e&e,was second- 1 roln 6rci her? odd h~uirheacf Presbyterian ary. 1Ie sald be~n plous was not Ljle and Ilonn~e Babka and IJar- Starting July 3, the Sunday enough, but good,~ecds should fol- 1 old Gudniundsen. hfr. Muir head plornidg service will begin at 9.00 low. Afternoon talks folloived the remqined overnlglit and returned ah. instead of 11 a.m. Silnday same lines. Father Kvisnica recit- home Monday. The bo)s will stay schlool will be at 10.00 a.m. The ed the rosary at the close of the unt~l Suntidy ,and hlr, hluirhcad Sac ament of the Lord's Supper mornin% scrt Ice and gave the bcne- glans to 1ila4e t ~~ps to see how the wilf be obser~cd July 10, at the diction In thy afteinobn. 01s are fa111ig. new hour. Pastor Porter.and tam- A bi~ffet .didncr 'Q! sandwiches, - I , 1 salads w~tli dessert and coffee war Pack Meeting I seived at noon fro111 floier decor- Cub scout dcns with leaders and ated tablcs. Assistipg in the serv- I parents held a regular pack meeting were Mrs. Ig. Pokraka, presl- ~ng hlonday evenlng, in the fom dent of the Altar Gulld, and Mrs. of a picnic at the park. pur~ng poland Johnson, secretary. the evening th M'eblos ceremony - vu conducted ey Cub Masty hl$r St. Johh's butherap hr,er, m t4e cfren,ony. I qri hlernbers gathered lor ' a Rally \iror~ ;rnd Jim ~ttmCnt were &ad- Pay Sunday, with several resent ' uated fr~m cubs and will bscome 4 from other communiiies. ~%e top- scouts. 7- ic of Pastor,Hathjen's sermon was 1 a < \yagcs'or ti~ft? For special filus~{ / To Make <strong>Ord</strong> Home Vacation U~ble ' School ch~ldrcn 1 hlrb. Wrlbcrt. Calvin and sol), sang two nu~nbci-s. biter the ser. David, wcrc in Gresham Sunday, vice a basket dinner was serve wlicle thcy vi5ilcd [elati\cs. The in the basement. The ladies a\ Misses JIary and E'ranccs \Y1swell, assisted at the buffet meal. Ip the who have btcn in Balt~!norc' H CI c afternoon, the children had a pic. 1 In Gresham and yere vrr~ted. hlisr I nic Qn the church lawn. There Mary Wisw'clJ w lo st3 cd id thc under the guidance of Mrs. 1Icnl'y I calv~n hon~~ lor spnlc ilnie, plans ______A . 1 to return to Urd about July 13, and _I I, olans to find a room or an a~art- I Rushed to Us Oven Fresh - Tall, Tender, Sweet Best You Ever Tasted Angel Food Cake ; a railroad. Golf Tournament 1 Mrs. John Cisnlanec with other EACH '<strong>Ord</strong> friends were in Loup City, Tuesday, where they took part in a woinen's golf tournanlent. RKD 4-H Club ONLY rne 1 t(KU Lkestock 411 club lnet I June 20 at the Arcadla uark. Kcc. I ' old books ~ ce~e glieli LO ;dci~ I ~ ~ L L A L - 1 ber. After the nieeting a weincr 1 roast and picnic was held. / i next meeting will bc July 11. 1 Funeral Coach Damaged r e NASH'S POTATO CVlPS / The funeral coach owned byathe Pamily Sire U~bauer Fi~neral IIome, and driien 1 Lb, Can / bq Iiar1.v Simons, Has dania etl ' 25c , 1 Cronorny Sire I considerably Thursday afternRon, 11 enroute fro19 <strong>Ord</strong> to Bur\rell 1 89c . . 69c , The coach uas bcifig dri~en .lo Bur\%ell, following the Baltos v- / ly are but of town this ueck. lfe I a ternpnt in the <strong>Ord</strong> ceri~cter~, and d as duties at Lexington, There was I - -- - - -- - - - - -- - when about three ~riiles [lorn Bui- 1 - I 1 well the car got out of control and 1 C I crashed lnto a teleplionc polc. p- I FREE DANCE! I I Albers Kin Dies Our Family Golden Whole Kernel I . I Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Alberb re- . , Chelewski ' CORN - 8 loo I tei\ed a letter this neck from' l\Valtt.r .2lbeys telling the death Brothers hlonday of h~s \cife. The loungeat dal~ghter of the family died just 1 .- Tins 3Ng ~ o o Quality d Beef Sirloin ' and , . y their . orchestra three ueck before. The Albers Sunkist Fresh Frozen fanlily lii ed at one tinic on Da! is I I ~uhdrnali 'Hill 1 Crce!c dnd maj be I sum of the oldcr pcoplc I,homc is uow' in Langhornc, Pa, Sunday, July 3 1 1% hcre they mor ed aoliic tinle ago --- - ---- 1 Good Quality I Mirs Wilson Leaves All Flavors FREE ' " . _ Jo)te \V~lsoo, who has been c111- -*i . '. ,. r ------- .,L _L ,. : - ,-----7 ' ' ylu~cd in tllc cqg~ d\ iag depart- / I .... 1 - ,merit of tlic Qui~ Industries the bahd I / [ncnt and makc this place ' her ast setera1 months has resigncil c usition She left Thurrday for 1 Arnlours Star Young Chickens 1 I Ca1iL-nii-i wl~e~e she \t111 be cnl- I Peanuts, Pleasmor Brcnd Fryers - - 53~ I 1110). ed. A friend, A/lC llorothy t'cak, : MARSHMALLOW .2 23c arri~e J hIond,~y from tlic Offirt air force babe \tIicre she h,til bcen std- I., I tioclcd, enroute to her new base ill - --a-. I San Raphael, C'allf. She nil1 lea\ e Billy Boy Brand Apple-Grape or Apple l'hiusilay and h!iss \Vllsou \?ill ac- I Fresh Tender Skinless I I ~onip~cny . . JELLY - 3 - ' i for some time. . her. . Miss I'eak re cnliht- 1 ed Weiricrs 111 Llie alr force. 11 vacationing In Minnesota -- You iave Wanted a Car Like ~hir And 1 ' hlrs. ~eiill KO\ anda and sons left Subs For Manager R Jars :r. 100 ,.be Today We Hav6 It! Friday for 3Iinnesota, where they George LeBolc is caring for ill; will spend about a ~nontli at the U~own Furniture during tlic ab- All Flav~rs-One Pint Makes One Gallon render Young I cabin of her parents, the C. 1954 OLD'S g8 Power Brakes, A. An- se~lcc of the re ulqr manager, ?uJ derson~ of <strong>Ord</strong>, which is located Ilartin. he hfart~ns a$ on ?p- ~cldio & Heater . . $-- $ - G~A~ETTE 4 , . . ,SAVE $ , near Brainard. Mr. Kovanda pldr~s tion in Ca ~iolnia. 4. P Bottles pint 100 to ioin tlie~il later. ' , b x p- 1951 OLD'S 88. Buy this one _I___ -- 1 I Gathering in, Lincoln 4 , and ................. SAVE $-$4 : I, Schaefcr gallies \\.ere plijed and Ernest John+on and bIr. and 111s. Lean-6 to 8 lbs. ,. \ I pri~es gibcn winners, The ch~l- L. A~nold wellt to Lincoln June 19. ' GOOCH'S BEST ' 1951 PLYMOUTH Green 2 Door, dren also sang songs learned at hlr. and Mrs. Arnold visited a . Radio, Heater, Clean, Only. . 525.00 / @blc school with Ruth Linkc as brother there Mr. Johnaon met p~anist. ~rtfcles made by the chil- . 1951 BUlCK S ecial 2 Door, , hls brother, Charley Johnson and . drcn at Ulble scllool wcrc $isplay- fanllly froni Decatur. All were I Radiq, Jeater ...... ,.Only 595.00 ed. Mrs. Schaefer was ass~sted by (gllcsts at the home of Plr, and 311s. Mrs. E. Sohr\\cid. The rally was , Eduard Seng, and the~r sons, Dar- ' 1949 HUDSON Super Six. Radio a part of St. John's local, evangel- I tell and U~lly. Mrs. Seng is the Heater ........ ;. . : Cheap 275.00 ' ' ism program. foi~ner Iniia Johnson. A pointments included a couiicd Gatheling at the Senp honic belnee!lng Tuesday and \Valthcr ' sides the Johnson brothers and 1949 FORD New Tires and retad; Lea ue and.adult class NQ. 1 Wed- families \+'ere Mr. and MIS. H. hI. 1 to move ....... . .". . ......-. :. 295.00 QpJ . nesfay. Br~day, Adult elass No. 2 Athey. Tekaniah; blr and hlrs. 1 1947. PACKARD,'R~~~O and . 225.00 and the B~blc class teachers will John Peteiscn, Verm~llion, S. 1) ; WIT. '' Heat.er .';.;;. .......... 2 . . 1947, HRYLLER, Radio and Later .................. 172.00 1947 MERCURY, Radio & Heater, . 4 New Tires ............. 265.00 1949 GMC 3/4 Ton Pickup Fold down Rack ........... 485.00 meet. Mr. and bIrs. Joseph Athcy, David / ' Su?~day there will bc holy coni- and Dean, Plcrtc; hIr. and hlrs, Inunion. Rcglstrallon was last ' Colcmdn l'helps, L~ncoln \kccF, Thc quarterIy mectin of ' ---- -- voters ~ill be held Sunday attcr noon, at 2:30 p.m. Pastor and hlrs: ' TOP Hatters Popular Hathjeri returned honie Thursday The Top l(atters, an accordian 1 fro111 \Visconsin 15hcrc they took 'and clectrlc guitar band, directed shop early fpr two day holiday. Our store will be closed all day the Fourth. 1 G'FRUIT JUICE 4 4t:o loo LEMONADE - 6 79c 1 Lb. ruscqous Picnic MACARONI or Htkiils 35~ Lb. s eirlcr 4 ' SPAGHETTI Home Made Pka. t23c W The World's Best-Loved Corn N l B LETS cwi"i"EL e 1952 1 Ton 4-Wheel Driye .... c;. .............. 975.00~ , ' 1941 'PLYMOUTH 4-~obr . Make an Offer ........... !. I 7-0z. Can * 12-OZ. Can I ............ 1940 cHEVROLET 2 Door . Make an Offer 1147 JEEP dckup, Motor Like New ...........,. Only 225.00 the body of their son, Dak id, for / 1," hliss Jeanette Zabloud~l tr ent 1 burial. 16 ~ cari~cy +day \\ hcre they play. I . - td in the nIld \Vestern Janiborec. Assembly of God I On tlic Foul-th of July, the groiip Fathers uere honored at a spcc- \+ill lay at the celebrat~on in, ial scrbicc Sunday morning. Rev. Franktn Clark wr out of tosn Father's I They hale i, da!e to play at the Day; ~irs. PauJ Clark is plannin Hay Loft Frolrcs in Kearney, July a p~cnic at Lbe p ~ k ,Thur?day , aF, 19. terpoon tor the 1 iunlor flrls. 4 , The group plaled at the <strong>Ord</strong> large grQllP att n $d the ~lm, ?ll-, Qdnd concert \Vednesday eiening. tonn. USA. at \be Boheniian hdlc i I 'The' flllri -was 0kla. shown Dllr; b$ I 1 -If '.our ho~ilc has beco~nc too I o! log (hc e\c*lng hYrnllS small. sell it with an eco~io~nical 1 the I ,,e~c sung by the dudicncc, led by;' ad in Q1liz us 1 / Rev. Clark. llc\crcnd and N,s, , profits --.- - buy - a larger - m ~ ' ~ o 33~ CRACKERS 1 Lb. Box 35~ Tractors & Machinery Swhine F:20 Tractor 1941 M Tractor- Used, Farmhand Two Nb. 45 ~ $ i Balers d NO. 42 Combine artD with motor in4 at- ,: . . tachment . !,,. .$ . . - -How . , ~llis.dhblmers . '!/ :; UY i + .- '. ;, , *, . / f , t!?mbine with pickup attclshient . . . "-.^...,........_...~...~.-,_--..." -^ . . .......-- ... ....... .. :.:. 3 L*.".--.--",-..,,.n .... ^*...,. ** ........... " ........ .^ ., ..,-,.--. ..,..-. .............. -..,'-"."'.- -, I . ... ' , I.' , ' From Oinaho- US 36 or - DAKr DOUBlE fLt
Successful Promotion All State Concert, ,v Tl~c Lcclc.1) Frontier ~eriice Sta-, Stutlcnts at .\I1 State il; I.illco111 lion reported 1800 Dixie cups giv. tlic pa't tno \it'cks \\.ill havv a en aivag. ~a!urda): as the bi~tiincbs mai5ecl colicert Sntl~~clrl ekcnlng tloi~d a io~rcs~fol ufie day pi"- July 2, at ?:W, Miss ~ati~rille, Gil. motion. , ruy u:riles ,he,s parents., hliss Gllroi O\v\.n@r Kenneth Leach said, uitll ;wrote she 1s In the White band and the exception of a fesVv tra\eling'the ~ocal ensemble. men, all motorists that visited the 1 Shc plalis to retul.1, hone Satus. station were local residents. day. ' .Twg shows each night commencing 7:30. Sunday conuuous from 3;OQ. * 4 @chrday - q Matinee: 00e Sl~ow, 1:30 P.M., 1Sc and 350' ':MIDWEST'S LARGEST SCREEN ". :' ,.' WFPNESDAY - JUNE 29 7- - I FRIDAY - SATURDAY ,-- JULY 1 -:z" , : - ., - J ?. JOHN WAYNE SUSAN luYWARD RAY i4t!lAllb PAUUTTE 60~0~16 ' - 1 1 ' %.. . P h, . 'SUN. - MON. TUES. - JULY 3 - 4 - 5 'I , cope io 0rd-see the ire works , .Then ~ &?ln The Midnight ShoC! I - "THE SON OF DR. JEKYLL" . " . I . C * * , r , . I with Louis Hayward - f A Heritage of Horror! This h an Followed In His Father's Infamous Footsteps Admission to Midnight Shok 50c Each . . \ I 4 I ,WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - . . JULY 6 7 b , xl'COOL AS A POOL" '. ..THE ORD ()UJ2, ORII, ' NEI~~~ASKA ' * $ . , .$ ;F.' ( NOW, e\ ery carlcncru or o:J, 'can enjoy the safety,'riding comfort and longer life pf.tubelyq ihee:' ( - lht: ali ne6 tubel&e Aerolus gik cs jou esclusike Vaqubnl, cub Itim Seal for e~t,a safety , .', the cusi~ioned mggk of .' Pennsj 1, ania'e famed flexing aidewall for extt u riding. on now ; and helpful ideas. 4 Head of farm horses HOGS , der. Read their ads,
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