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JOINT INSTALLATION SET
FOR THURSDAY
~ Officers of Mt. Verstovia
Lodge, F. & A. M., and Baranof
Chapter. Order of Eastern Star,
are to tbe installed at a joint
ceremony Thursday evening at
the Carpenller’s Hal at 8 p. m.
Officers o£ Baranof Chap
ter include: Mrs. Alice Peter
son. worthy matron; Carl Nel
son, worthy patron; Mrs .H. J.
Hudgins, associate matron;
Lleyd Haimes, associate patron
Mrs. Jaak Farr, secretary; Mrs.
Emmett Hodiges, treasurer;
Mrs. Richard Pherson, con
ductress; Mrs. Lloyd Hames,
associate conductress;
Mrs. George Beacon, chap
lain; (Mrs. Russell Clithero,
marshal; Mrs. Peter Sylte, or
ganist; Mrs. George Rohrer,
Adah; Mrs. Wes Koerntz, Ruth
Mrs. Fred Baughn, Esther;
Mrs. Joe Pike, Martha; Mrs.
Ben See, Eleota; Mrs. Herbert
Burroughs, warder; and Her
bert Burroughs, sentinel.
Offices of Mt. Verstovia
lodge are: master, Harold
Schaefer; senior warden, Wal
ter Trent; junior warden,
John Dolenc; secretary, John
Salskov; treasurer, Afton
Coon; i
Chaplain, Herbert Burr
oughs; marshal, William Green
senior deacon, Russell Mills;
junior deacon, Wes Koentz;
senior steward, Lloyd Hames;
junior steward, Jack Gotts
ohalk; and tiler, Frank Berg
doll.
The installation is an open
ceremony, with members of
berth bodies, their husbands,
wives and friends cordially in
vited to attend.
Refreshments will follow Ithe
ceremonies.
LEGION AUXILIARY
MEETS THURSDAY
A regular meeting of ithe
American Legion Auxiliary is,
scheduled 'for eight o'clock on
Thursday eveninig at the Legion
Annex. 'Initiation is tolbe held.
Hostesses include the Mes
daanes Ed Van Horn and Char- j
les Tuengel.
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SOCIAL MEETING OF
VFW AUXILIARY
A social meeting of the VFW
Auxiliary was held Tuesday
evening a); the VFW Hall.
Mrs. C. W. Christotfifel gave a
report on the children’s
Christmas party which was
held Dec. 17. It was both suc
cessful and. well enjoyed.
Miss Ina Korhonen report
ed regarding the gifts which
were sent to patients at Mt.
Edgecombe hospital. A discus
sion was had of plans for a
Valentine party for Feb. 11.
Memlbers were reminded
that dues for 1956 are now
payable.
Refreshments were served
'by Miss Ina Korhonen, chair
man, and the Mesdames Har
ry Sulser, Sr., Robert Cutler
and Ivan Rezek.
Next meeting, a business
session, is scheduled for Jan
uary 10.
Russians blast
the Geneva spirit and was sign
ed almost before the ink on the
Geneva agreement was dry.
Turkey is “mistakenly linking
her fate with the aggressive
Baghdad pact.”
2. The Soviet Union sympa
thizes with the desire of Arab
nations to win and maintain
independence. Jordan is the
latest example of Western pow
ers to involve Arabs “in an ag
gressive military bloc.”
3. “From ithe first day of its j
existence, the state of Israel j
has been taking a hostile, thr
eatening position toward its
neighbors. Imperialists are be
hind Israel, itrying to exploit
it against the Arabs for their
own benefit.”
Turning to Germany, Khru-!
shchev said the actual existen- j
ce of two German states must: !
be taken into account if the j
West sincerely i wants Europ
ean security. The Western pow
ers’ “position is that the Ger
man Democratic Republic sho
uld join West Germany and
that all its social achievements
should be liquidated.” he said
He argued that this and the in
clusion of a rearmed Germany
with the West “would not only
fail to guarantee peace and se
curity in Europe but would in
crease the danger of a new
war.”
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Basketball
The big shock of the night
took place in Oklahoma City
were Oklahoma City Univer
sity (took the measure of the
Oklahoma Ajggies 48-47 to en
ter tonight’s finals against Tul
sa, which upset top-seeded Se
attle 68-66.
Many observers thought tht
Aggies were heading back to
national prominence after
beating Texas Tech two nights
ago. But Oklahoma City is a
team that always has given!
the Aggies trouble and this
time was no exception.
In New York, the mighi.y |
t San Francisco Dons ran their 1
two-year winning streak to 35
games Iby outclassing Holy
Cross 67-61 in the semi-final
of the Holiday Festival at Mad
ison Square Garden. UOLA,
the last team to heat the Dons
halted defending champion Du
quesne 72-57 in the other semi
final. The winners will meet
Friday.
- Groceries - Phone 104
Specials for Friday and Saturday, December 30 & 31
Quaker
Quick
OATS
3-lb. Box
Troppey's Louisiana Yams
303 con.25c
Libby's Tomato Juice
303 can.2 for 3 3 C
4
OXYDOL Washing Detergent
Large Box.3 3 C
Nolly's Dill Pickles
2i size tin.4 3 C
Store will be
C-L-O-S-E-D
All-Day
Monday,
January 2nd
Pork Liver ... lb. 29c
Swift's ORIOLE
Slob Bacon ... lb. 49c
_s
Carsten s or Rath's
Salami Cotto .. lb. 4 5 c
SHRIMP
MEATS
While It Lasts
lb. 89c