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Page 14 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oretjnn Grand Island GRAND ISLAND Tuesday afternoon guests at the Mrs. Jacob Tompkins, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Fowler, Grand Is land homes, were Mrs. Allen Nichols and Miss Esther Nichols and nephew Myron Nichols of Pleasantdale, and Mrs. Clarence L. Fowler ot Unionvale. Mrs. Frank Finnicum ofOrand Island was a gue.stj nf her broth-tr-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Caldwell at Lafayette Wednesday. CAROL CURTIS Silverton SILVERTO: The Monday business meeting of the Parents' Council for Ret -did Children and Adu'is, direct by the chair man, Mrs. Jo ".aiii, was held in the Eugene Fit V educational mom. where the general plan? for completing the organization were effected. Mrs. R. F. Cook, secretary, as sisted Mrs. Mai4. At the Monday evening, 8 o'clock, ..larch 8 meeting in the Eugene Field building, a special speaker is to '.te available. Tht topic for the talk will be on some phase of the handicapped program. Mrs. Ernest R. Ekman is re ported by men.bcrs her family as being special treatment me Cortland Sanitarium for an altack of arthritis. Mrs. Ekman has been active in numerous church and civic activities. STEVE ROPER WW h0 it tt M HH f-AND LEAVE QUO 1 F WE WAVE AMPLE TIME BY 11 MurnvhUf ft T 7 Ji T T , -, -- t hotel sorts Full op no, oub unhappv victims r j-smL-M. lL-i-' LETS HEAD THIS V ( CLOTHES?--AND HAVE GASPED TWEIK LAST f , SL 0 9:ooteb bight FoaVa. golqie? Jf. bseath of exhaust fumes . tygJrK us V'"'Q V wrf ' POCiO , WE mVTAtEftT FDR THE OBIttTOjf! IN FAf.T. HEADLQCK. mm the in BABY CHICK. ih T SfinflMFl) WMWEI.L": K7JieJ?oosierAirjal:stf A PEAL. MAN HSU 86 BACK Well,nO....Hec(bt illusions.. I put mm on -nJimsu ... HE LAiti AN eaar Blamed it on Atmospheric Lwwiijujvs ""ETIT HE " JLCDKED ! oonMTCFit NfflT rn nrvtir1 .I w' BUT I NVERKNW WHENAND HIM WUVbK, IHt UKUW1J UNA HIGH Wflffi "v roooKVLL MMSiE, my hoy, he went a pot- r Two Hours to Crochet! 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Patterns ready to fill orders immediately. For special hand ling of order via first class mail include an extra 5c per pattern. Just off the press! The brand new 1054 SPRING . SUMMER FASHION BOOK is amg from cover to cover with exciting new- season styles and Ideas for easy sewing and smart going from breakfast until bedtime! IN tothe-laslminiilc fashion fore casts for every age, every size, every occasion! Yours for only an additional 25c. DURING THE TIMS YOU rtPNTe; n iu rn um BEEN IN FWRiE OTV, MOSS - RUSTLERS HAVE BESM RAIOIM& THE NGHSORlNJS RASCWEES. VKi 7W LATEST VICTIM. LAST NIGHT WE DISCOVERED HS HRO I HAD BEEN STOLEN. He MJST HIVE SET WJl ON HIS OWN TO FOLLOW TW6 IKKXs. AND CAUGHT Ur WITH THE RUSTLESS. YOU AfiU TO MLL Hlft T CKUTfcCT YOUR. SAE . THAT ! NOTTRUE Monday, March 1, 1954 ppin PROGRAMS " . KOIS .70. KOW.6J0. HEX 11 M HOUR "00:00 TUESDAY P. M. no'.IS 00:30 00:45 KSl.M Chron. ot Air t.w Muslc koc:o News I; KAI! 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