THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY

Virg's .'.'ooci StoreWE ARE READY--

—with all the good things you want

with suggestions for all occasions—with the lowest possible PRICES—with values you can't afford to overlook!

Chase and Sandborn Coffee, I!b.can Pec2 lb!b. Can g7C

Ke!!ogg's Corn Flakes, 8-oz. size, 8 fc

Reliance Tomato Joice, 46-oz. Can f ICDon't Forget The Pets-

VitaFood Dog and Cat Food, Can SCPhone 741 To Get Full Value Phone 741

DOINGS OF SOUTHWICK of Lewiston spent Sunday with NrNEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS and Mrs. Clarence Henderson.

The teachers and pupils held Additional Personalstheir school picnic back on Dix Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Thompson andcreek last Thursday. John Thompson were Kendrick visit-

Jane and Elaine Southwick were o» Wednesday evening to witnessvreek-end guests at the home of the Commencement Exercises.their grandmother, Mrs. Kauder. Joe Watts and Arlene Deobald

Mrs. Geo. Benjamin and daughter of Moscow attended the Commence-gtnd Nr and Mrs Delbert Clear of ment Exercises Wednesday evening.Clarkston attended the Commence- .' . avens of Bremerton, Wn.,anent Exercises here last Wednes- a in town Wednesday to wit-

ness the Commencement Exercisesand visit for a time with his family.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henderson

were Lewiston shoppers last Fri- 'ntertain At Cardsgiay. The home of Dr. and Mrs. D. A,

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Benjamin Christensen was the scene of aand family were Sunday guests at very pleasant gathering Wednesdaythe Clarence Henderson home. evening, May 14, when the lad'ies

. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Daggett of of the Afternoon Bridge club en-Lenore were Sunday visitors at the tentained their husbands at dinner,J. W. Henderson home. followed by bridge. Dr. and Mrs. D.

Mr. and Mrs. Harl Whitinger and A Christensen, Nr. and Mrs. EdgarJames were Sunday guests of Mr. Long, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Deobaldand Nrs. L. J. Southwick. and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Watts

Mrs. Minnie Hunger and son Orla were hosts and hostesses for theReft Sunday for their home at Ta- eveningcoma, after spending the past two Hig'h score awards went to Mrs.vreeks here with her daughter, Mrs. Wade Keene and Geo. Leith. LowDelbert Hayward. scores to Dr. G. W. McKeever and

Several families attended the Mrschurch services at Cavendish Sun- Mr and Mrs. Marvin Long wereday evening. invited guests for the evening.

Nrs. Angus Fry visited her daugh-tter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fourteen Long YearsDaymond Schneider, from Friday Mandy: "Boy, dat sho am someuntil Sunday. ring. What sire is de dimon?"

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Southwick Rastus: "Dat am de fo-teen-yeahand family spent Sunday with Mrs. installment size."Cora Thornton.

Henry Bleck called at the Harl BIG BEAR RIDGE NEWSWhitinger home Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Morris and Mrs. Alcie Nathkin of Stites isfamily visited relatives at Pomeroy visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Sunday. K. D. Ingle.

Mr. and Nrs. Danforth spent Sun- Mrs. A. T. Smith, from Oregon,day afternoon at the Howard South- has been staying with her nephew,erick home. Charles Moore and nieces, Misses

Mrs. Jake Newman and sons Al- Alta and Clara'bell Moore.Ien and Everett visited in Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Lien wereSaturday and Sunday. Allen re- Lewiston visitors Tuesday.mained, as he has employment there. l The Home Demonstration club,

Lewiston visitors Tuesday in-I met at the Hall Tuesday aftetaoon.

eluded Mr. and Mrs. L. J. South- I Hostesses were Mrs. James Nelsonggrick, Mr. and Mrs. Harl Whitinger,and Mrs. Albert Nelson.and James, Mrs. Joe Tschantz and A. C. Wilson was called to

Spok-'ete.

! ane bythe illness of his father.Mr. and Nrs. Clarence Whitinger Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Emmett,

SPEAKING PF BUYS, SEE THESE TRUCKSAND PICKUI S AND COMPARE THEM

WITH ANY ON THE MARKET!

PUR PAVMENT PI.AN IS EAST —AND FAIR!

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Adams Auto SalesFORD DEALERS —LEWISTON, IDAHO

Phone or Write L. K. Nichols

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emmett and sonsspent Monday in Lewiston,

Mrs. Ray Garison of Kellogg spentlast week with her parents, Mr. andMrs. A. Kleth.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maynard andchildren of Lapwai were week-endguests in the A. W. Jones home.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kortemierand Paul were recent Moscow shop-pers.

Miss Allie Moore has returned toSpokane to resume her work.

E. H. Jones and Gerald Ingle at-'tended a Soil, Conservation meetingin Moscow Friday.

Mrs. Jack McRay and littledaughter are visiting with her mo-

i ther, Mrs. Adrienne Clemenhagen,before joining her husband inAlaska.

Mrs. H. Sneve is slowly recuper-ating at her home here from a longillness.

A large crowd gathered at theW. E. Hecht home Friday evening,

'May 9, to charivari Mr. and Mrs.Norman Nelson (nee Miss RubyHecht). The callers, upon depart-ing, wished the happy young couplea long and happy wedded life. Adelicious lunch was served beforethe callers left for their homes.

The C. Holm and V. Price fam-ilies of Deary and Clare Babcockspent Sunday with their mother andgrondmother, Mrs. Ida Comstock.

Roy Fairfield, Sid Clemenhagen,Fred Clemenhagen and Ervin Hal-seth left Camp Murray Monday fo1California for the summer maneuv-e1's.

Johnny Jones was a recent visitorat Coulee dam.

Joe Forest of Moscow spent Sun-day with home folks.

The H. Dalberg family of Moscowwere Sunday dinner guests at theOscar Slind home.

Mr. and Nrs. George Hammonanf Moscow were Sunday visitors atthe E.'. Jones home.

Mr. and Nrs. A. W. Jones visitedrelatives in Lewiston Monday.

'.gene ".Iliott, who has been quiteill n a Lewiston hospital is slowlyrecovering.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bowers andson Charles were recent Moscowvisitors.

Herman Sn eve was a Lewistonvisitor Weclnesday.

Eulct Arnett snent Tuesday nightwith Artalee Bailey.

Mr. ancl Mrs. Frecl Gladclen hadas Sunday clinner guests Mr. andMrs. Don Gruell of Juliaetta, Mr.and Mrs. Charley Schultz of Cam-eron and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clem-enhagen- and family.

We Se Sa es zoo cs.LINDEN ITEMS

The Linden and Cedar Ridgeschools closed Friday with a picnicin the Lewiston park. While therethey visited the Normal schoolmuseum, a bakeg and creamery.In spite of the rainy day everyoneenjoyecl the trip very much.

Mrs. Dan Whybark and son Ray-moncl attenclecl the gracluating ex-ercises at Gifford Wednesday even-ing. Her son, Quintin, was vale-dictorian of the class. On Thursdaythey visited Mr. and Mrs. Uint Par-kins of Myrtle, former residen'ts ofthis ridge.

Mrs. Addison Alexander was bad.ly burned Friday evening, whenthe handle came off a teakettle fullof boiling water. Dr. Christensendressed the burn, and she is gettingalong as well as could be

expected.'iss

Bennidine Backlund lef t onSunday for a short visit in Lewis-ton, before going to Eugene,. Ore.,where she will spend the summer.

'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morgan anddaughter, Joe Magee and Mr, Walk-er spen't Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,Donald Morgan at Leland.

Addison Alexander is painting hishouse.

Arley Whybark, Juliaetta, ispa'inting the church.

F. C. Lyons has been redecoratingtheir kitchen with paint and kalso-mine, adding new built-ins and ahot water system.

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Sunday guests at the Ben Bakerhome were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Craigand son and Mr, and Mrs. ErsleHudson and children.

School closed with a picnic Friday~at the school house. The rainyweather kept them from a trampas planned. Mrs. Denzil Hunt andBeverly were guests. In the

after-l,'oon

Mr, and Mrs. Arne Kloster'ookMiss Nadine Smolt to her home,",,

in Lewiston.Mr. and Mrs. Arne Kloster and

son were Sunday dinner guests ofthe John Dai"by family.

Miss Mary Loeser returned homeFriday, after working for a timein Juliaetta.

Mr. ancl Mrs. Ben Baker and MissEdna Kimbley were Saturday din-ner guests of Mrs. Julia Ekman inJulia et ta.

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Mrs Henry Loeser visited Sunday jwith Mrs. Frank Souders.

The saw mill started Tuesdayafternoon for the summer's run.

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"Our rate savings under the latest rate reduction help

pay for electric cooking," many customers tell ourrepresentatives. Why don't you cook this modern waywith YOUR rate savings? It's so easy... it's so clean...it's so thrifty. No fuel nor ashes, no hard scrub-bing, no food values lost.

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H. M. Emerson, Vice-PresidentA. 0. Kanikkeberg, CashierL. D. Crocker, Asst. Cashier

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Picture a "bankless" community... no~ ', safe place for funds, no place 'to borrow, no

way to transfer moi~ey quickly, none of thecountless conveniences provided by modern bank-ing.

~ I. Obviously, a progressive community musthave a progr'essive bank. Our basic policy lsone of supplying services that will adequdtelymeet the community's needs. We would like tohave you make our bank your bang

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THE KEIhyDRICK GAZETTE THUP SDAY, w IAY 22, 1941

THE HKNDRICH GAZETTE CHURCH NOTICES D A A A A A A A A A A

Pub]]shed evei'Y Thursilay morning Th ComNt]]tant S. T. Gta1. th. D., Mmister I >

i ipt]on $1 50 pei, year I

"Rural Life Suntlc Y," ivhich isIndependent in Politics !being l rorg;.nizepl throughout thi'

Entei'ed at the postoffice at Ken- 'ation this year, will be observed 7a t t.h e Cam m u n i ty ch u rch n ex t Su n

matter.I

<lay, M;i Y 25. All l ural fo]k are!especially invitetl to attend and

Thursday's Markets participate in the services. church > Let An Elet,'trig Range DO It FOYOu.'orshipat 11:00 a. m,

Club, sac].ed .............................69c, 4I" II oo. I oh I Come in and see the Sparkling New 4

Red or Rex, sacked ....................68c C. W. Guier, PastorSunday School at 10:00 a, m,

Ail boils wheat 4c pcr bcshcl less Mcccicg Wccsbip ct 11:00 s. m. I 1941 WeStlnghpuSe and MOnarch IEvangelistic Service at 8:00 p. m.a s, per 100 ..........................$1.15 Prayer Meeting 8 p. m. Thursday.Barley, sacked ............................$1.10 Special Notice —Daily Vacation p,~p~eASBulk Oats or Barley 5c 100 less Bible School May 26 to June 6, 9a. m, to 12 m. Monday through Fri-

Beans day. Every school child in Ken-Small Whites ..................$4.10-$425 drick is invited.

$3 50 Lutheran Church of Cameron t ~ u

Eggs, No 1. dozen ------------ 18c English Ascension'Day service on 1

Butter, No. 1, pound ........................35CMay 22 at 7:30 P™ as sat a ~ss ~ IGerman Service Sunday at 10:30. Hot YVater At Your Finger Tips.u e at ...........,...............,...........37c Sunday School at 9:30.Vacation Bible School will com-

It might bc c. good idea for ~cccc Mcy " « ':" '" ' modest flrSt COSt pluS neW 1OW- .Isomebody to get up a poll to see Pff anybody ever pays any attention Juliaetta United Bretheran Churchto the results of the polls. 8- '-- I cost electric rates makes it possible

'undayschool at 10;00 a. m. ] y P 'I

Kendrick Lodge I U B U E. t I:oo .. I for everyone to enjoy this con- 4

Nft 25 4 F a A M ! Evccgciistic scrvicss st oleo p. m.'"""--"g w "-"y -- 'enience'ome in today IMeets Every Second and

Iing at 8.pp

Last Thursday of Month 0 rSojourning Members Welcome I Snuthwirk Community Church

Geo. W. McKeever, W. M. E. H. Tetwiler, PastorSunday School at 10 a. m.

w. T, Kcccc, accrctcvy Ii Mcvcicg wctship ct 11 s. ct I IqAAendrfCk Zegtn GroWerS ASS n I~w~w~~~ I Young People's 7,30 p. m. ]Evening Service at 8 p. m. p KENDRICK Phone 971 IDAHO

D< D A Qh<istenSen PraYer meetiiig Wed. even]ng at 8.V F & % W Nv W W W & & W V F % Xr~ W % % W W & F

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Oi'fice HoursLe]and Methodist Church

9:00 to 12:00 2:00 to 5:00 Sunday School at 1p:py] a. m. ~ Daily Vacation Bible School TEAKEAN GOSSIP

Emergency Call at A]1 Hours On ' h'"g 1 a. m. and 7:30 Daily Vacation Bible school open~ The iveather is a ]itt]e freakishNotification p. m. iil Kendrick at the Full Gospel for I he past few days. On Satur-

Preaching at Cavendish every I church, Monday finorning, May 26 day we had rain and wind aboutOf fice In second and fourth Sunday's at 2:00. at 9:00 a. m. Every school child all clay, the rain turned to snow

Kendrick State Basik Bldg. in Kendrick is urged to attend each for about an hour, with great big{ Juliaetta Methodist Church morning throughout the two-weekh flakes falling, but the snow soon

M. C. Pruitt, Pastor school. Miss Phyllis Elvy will be in me]tedSunday School at 9:50 a. m. charge again this year, assisted by Visitors to Orofino Monday were

DR DED W M KEEIIEEj

IChurch Service ct 11:00 c. m.— Miss Marjorie Pcwcli, ccd the Mr. ccd Mrs. Ed. Uhcctc, Mr. scd

Every other Sunday morning. Misses Wanda and Joye Johnso n Mrs. 'Sam Harp, Merton preussler,Dental Surgeon Epworth League 7:00 p. m. These young women are all ex- Hugh Willis and Mrs. Wm. Grose-

Sunday evening. perienced in this type of work and c]oseOffice Phons d12 Church Service 8:00 p. m. every Kendrick is indeed fortunate to have Wedding bells are ringing againKsndrick, Idaho p ~ them. The Bible will be taught, this spring. gordo n Cho t, ld t

Tuesday evening along with Christian choruses ait son of Mi and Mrs E Choate andwork, memory work, Playlets, etc. Miss gay powe]], youngest daugh-

Lenore United Bretheran Church See that your child takes advan- ter of IMrs. Myrtle Powell, wereGeo. F. Calvert, Pastor tage of this real opportunity married in Lewiston last Friday.

sL'unday Srhnol at ip a, m, Joe and Orval Choate were Yre-

AlP ~~y ~AruC~ Preaching eac]i Sunday at 11 a rn Another Big Double Bill cent business visitors in Spokane.Again the film fans of Kendrick Mrs. Merton Preussler and chil-

NENI)I<ION-I,EWISTON AUTO Prayer meeting and W. M. A. onFREIGHT ity of seeing and hearing their fa close Monday.

and vicinity will have the opportun- dren visited wi'th Mrs. Carroll Grose-

A th 1 dA tsForAuthor ze gen s or We welcome visitors and invite vorite of the Westerns~ene Au- I.anson Clanin's condition is grow-

PRES-TO-LOGS { regular attendance. trey —wlio will appear this coming 'ng gradually worse. ArrangementsFriday and Saturday nights in the have been made for Grover Grose-

The Clean, Intense HeatSouthw]c]t United Bretheran en ric ea re in e o y c,K nd 'ck theatr 'n "Melody Ranch " close to stay and take charge of

Rev. Elmer L. Atkinson with. "Schnozzle" Durante, that pan-NOW $8.00 PER TON 'c f the plains and Vera Vague Elwood Brock has been busy driv-

preaching at 11:pp a. m'

one of the brittle brains of the films ing posts to fence the place he

Christian Endeavor at 7:pp p», ! ~vhen they go native in the wide- ~~cently purchased. He expects to

Preaching at 8:00 p. m open spaces. It's Gene Autrey's p~sture his cows on the place asgreatest picture —more songs, more soon as the fence is completed.

WGold Hill United Bretheran Church fun and more ehtcitement. Ann Mil- Oi'val Choate brought his tractor

ir 1 r ler has the ]catling role, and did some work for Elwoodalter BrockePHONE 622 PHONE 623 I .

' 'uarterback," a campus comedy Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Fike cameMorning Worship at 11:00 i. m. that a]] footb I] fans will enjoy over froni Mnscow Satiirday and

Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. Comedy is stresseil more than school he]d Conqmun'nn services at, the

Evening Worship at 8:00 p. m. spirit, and no attempt is made to'

Y g,church Saturda evenin and a

DR CHARLES SIMMONS t P. t'h d t 7'30 glorii'y football —but the right. team preac mg -ervice st 11 a. m. Sun-

Eys-Sight Spscit]hst Mrs. Alice Sewell and familyWj]]l be in Keisdrlc]t every sixty came over from Kamiah Saturday

Days evening for services at the ciiurch.

DRS. SALSBERG A SIMMONS reivards of those who refuse to Sea]ed .b;ds wi]l be received by Leon, Gene and Bob of Kendrick203-205 Salsberg Bldg.

Iplan. the Trustees of Welker School were week-end visitors at the home

Lewiston, Idaho I, District No. 61, until Friday evening. of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. JohnThere still is one little question May 23, at 5:00 p. m. for the sale 'Lind.

~~whit that remains unanswered: What has of: 1 Teacher's Desk, chair andbecome of Capt. Elliott Roosevelt?" Service table; 45 Geographic maga- Home-Coming Day

zines; 36 yards of stage curt'ains: The Fu]] gospel Church is observ-

B]acksmithin, Wood Work3 cords of 16-mch wood. ing Home-Coming Day, Sunday,

Bla g, d W k The Board reser es the right tr May 25, Friends and foimerOxy-acetelyne and Arc Welding reject any or all bids. hers who have moved away are

Sale is for cash only. urged to be present for the specialMachine and Gun Repairing raft CHIE MAY, services in the morning, followed by

Cleik School Dist 61 Le]and Ida a picmc dmner m the KendrickFRANK CROCKER, Nat n]y,ars aur pr]ss5 19-3 Park B~sket dinneis will be spread

fair, they'e actual]y low together. All friends of the churchenough to win the appru- I Trade with home merchants!clat!on of those of ]1m]tud

FOR THE BEST AND, ' clrcumstausus.

hsEALB AND LUNGHEs 4s„AII]IL+ ~s(yg!IN KENDRIcK," +Ijglg,gdlle[yg~vl@,

McDcwcll'4 -'-'= —— . " Ily"

redo cREAM DANDIE8 WANT jtnS i

TOBACCOSI . HORSES FOR SALE—7 head of

choice young horses, 3 and 4-year-olds; several saddle horses;

0 0 O K s S E ji E E E E one Pcrchcccc stallion. Kendrick

SHOP Bean Growers.

STRAYED —from my premises Of fi(,'IAI, t.H f.t.K OfP

li about April 1, d]Brk red Herefordheifer„branded with dotted horse-

,i-- Facias a p y shoe on lef t hip. Notify C. H.

IN I,000 BURROWS

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r e screened orch, suitable forsleeping quarters. 3 50x100 lots, Don't depend on squirrels to eat poison. They'! n as is thebarn large enough for 1 cow suid cant escape breathissg it! Cyanogas is t

SILVIE 000Ks Proit 4 tons bcicd hcy. Ao tsxcs pcM; quick, sure, low cost wsy tc cid your fields of

near school. htcs. Edger Dcm- these dcstccctivc pcsts. lost strep 4 tsblcspcoc.'are]].21-1x ful down the burrow... pr blow it down with ;.g:,'vg .rl

@ROAR +ANN Qo FOR 'SALE—16-inch pine and fir foot pump or knapsack duster. The gas rapidly

wood;

Slyest-miles

above Kendrick fills the eutire burrow. Squirrels breathe it and

Pssnsrat Dkastayl W. B. I'cAntire. Phone 2127. die! Residue is harmless slaked lime.18-tf

N34 AEafa, Lswistoys, Idaho Your dealer has I, 5, 25 aud 100 pouyyd rayys.

] CEDAR FOR SALE—Anything incedar made to order. Fence posts AMERICAN CyANAMID Ik CHEMICAL CORP., AZUSA, CAIIF.

a'id gneans ef br!aging you gate posts, po]es, etc. Special Tsesnwt sv

f and rivacy and above prices on large lots. Get yourearn art an privacy

orders in now. Delivery at our! all Specialized Service

Having acquired a small saw-Of mill, we are prepared to cut lum-

~ISS HARDWARE CO. ber to order; small or large or- ll 1~.,-,..' . '"Is~a

M.,„,,-ders. AB kinds of timber. Somemixed lumber. Crcig Bros., South 'l l g.gffs 55~]]]i j I J,i ],gwick. Phone 21XL 9-tf

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IPINE CREEK GOSSIP

Pauline Jones visited Wednesdaynight with Artalee Bailey

Mrs. Roy Glenn and girls andMrs. Fred Bailey attended the LadiesAid meeting Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Bartlett andLawrence were Spokane visitors onTh'ul'sd ay.

Mr, and Mrs. Walt. Dorendorf andson Eli visited Thursday in the Wm.Riley home.

Frank Wilken was a Friday visit-or in the Wm. Riley home,

Vivian Fey and Harold Bartlettwere Friday afternoon visitors inLewiston.

Harold and:Laurence .Bartlettwere Saturday visitors in Lewiston.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey andArtalee were Saturday visitors inLewiston.

Sunday visitors in the A. Rileyhome were Mr. and Mrs. Doy Toutand children, Mr. and Mrs, KennethFraser and children and Mr. andMrs. E. V. Weeks and Gary.

Fred Zimmerman and sons wereSunday visitors in the Carl Coxhome.

r. and Mrs. Roy Glenn andgirls were .Sunday visitors in theC. Dahlgren home.

Artalee Bailey visited Sundaymorning in the F. A. Wilken home;

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cox vfsitedMonday in 'Moscow

Richard Mc Call visited with theWm. Riley children Tuesday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosenauand girls and iMr. Hugh Augustinefrom Cresband, South Dakota, ar,-rived Monday morning for a visitin the Chas. Fey home.

Ula Arnett visited Tuesday nightwith Artalee Bailey.

Kendrick TheatreFRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 38-84

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EDITORIAL Bright Child: "Because he did0 ~ o

Inot believe the story about thet k'"

Well, Folks—Seems as if the'astfetv weeks we'e done a

lot of hammering on cream,,but- grl met an old flame whoter and locker boxes —so this had turned her down, and de-

week, beyond mentioning the fact Icided to high-h'at him.

'hat Pride O'The Potlatch Cream-l

So ry," she murmured, when

ery butter is obtainable at all, the hostess introduced him tothe local stores, that we stin 'ec, "I didn't get your name."want to buy your cream, and I know you didn'," replied

.that we still have locker boxes the ex-boy friend, "but you cer-for rent, we'e going to devote ta nly tried hard enough!"the rest of this space to fun, andwe sincerely hope you enjoy it! Visitor: "And how old Are you,

Bobbie?"Bobbie: "I'm just at the awk-

License Clerk: "Sorry, madam,but licenses are issued only when'isitor «Reany? And what doyour form is filled out properly" you call the awkward sLge?"

Lady: "Why, I like your nerve, Bobbie: "I'm too Q]d to crysir. We can get married, no and too young to swear!"matter what I look like!"

A sensible girl is not so sen-Sunday School Teacher: "And

~sible as she looks, because a sen-

why did Noah take -two of each! sible girl has more sense than tokind of animal into the ark?" 'ook sensible.

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(Delayed)Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heacox were

Lewiston visitors last Tuesday.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dagefoerde

and children were Lewiston visitorson Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M..Woo dwardwere dinner guests Thursday of Mr.and Mrs. Irvin Woodward in Cia'rks-ton.

Jesse Heffel was a Lewiston visit-or Thursday.

Among the Lewiston visitors on!x Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. John

Glenn and Harold, Ralph and Wil-ber Corkill, Mrs. Wayne Kuykendalland Cleo.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heacox calledin the Fred Glenn home Fridayevening.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Woodward

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called in the R. E. Woody home.: Friday evenin~g.

Cleo Kuykendall was one of thefive taking first places in the spell-ing contests for the seventh gradesin Lewiston Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woody weredinner guests Saturday of Mr. andMrs. F. M. Oliver in Lewiston.

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Woo dwardspent the week-end with his par-ents, - Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wood-ward. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brazierof Genesee spent Sunday afternoonthere, Mrs. Brazier staying for a

,~, few days'isit with her parents.Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alorgtan call-

ed in the R. E. Woody home Sun-day evening.

Oney and Neal Walker called onMrs. Walker in the Wilber Corkillhome Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gertje calledin the Harold Parks home Thurs-day afternoon.

Mrs. Behrens of Juliaetta spentthe week-end with her son-in-lawand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. JackHeacox.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gertje wereSunday dinner guests .in the;HaroldParks home. Mr. and Mrs. R. B.Parks called in the afternoon. Allwere getting acquainted with the'ew grandson.

Mrs, Chas. Hoffman and Mrs.Donald Morgan called on Mrs. Wil-ber Corkill Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hall and Paulaspent Mother's Day with Mrs. Robt.

. Hall in MoscowMr. and Mrs. Fred Glenn and

daughters attended a family picnict

in the Spaulding park Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cox and

children, Mr. and Mrs.'l'bert Glennand Eldon and Mr. and Mrs. EdgarCarslon and daughters called onMr. and Mrs. John Glenn Sunday.

The Leland Homemakers'lubmet with Mrs. J. M. Woodward onMonday afternoon. Mrs. Wayne Kuy-kendall was assistant hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stedman andchildren were Sunday dinner guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kuykendall.

Herbert Wolff of ¹ridian, Ida.,was renewing acquaintances in this

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