Winners Of Poppy
Contest Announced
Tht American I Dillon ausllisry entrrtiilnrd Willi uprn house last
Monday availing, April 31, for those lnurcaid In ml In the schools
mid ntrl( In the American Legion xppy poster contest.
Namea ot wlnnera lulluwii:
Class I Ann llnydpn, XI 10 Mnln, alxlh grade. Mills school.
Class 1 Horry Blewnrl, It, Kliiinnlli Uiilim lilull school,
lilaas 3 UiiIpup Mourn. 17, Kluiimtli Union high school,
lloumabla initiitluiui wenl to Jimmy Mntleaon, luurlli grade, l''r.
iiiiiiiI school; Hliuron Thompson, 1 ' 1
fourth grade, I'oli vlcw school; .trull
iirliu. luurlli mailn, Fremont achool
Hub Unaworlh, eighth giniln, Pre
lunnl Junior hluh school: InKiimn
Hubln, Klma Binllli, Jullii Akciis,
Marguri'llt Adauia, Anilrrw llmg
loll and Hob Muliiiny, oil il KU1IH.
The xlpr will lie on dlMilny In
iimam r in ixippy any, may m. i nry
will aid thn Iih nl milt In poppy any
rllvltles, mid will be SPIIt III Willi-
ipIp In Ilia stale mid national con-
Ipala.
Judging posters for thn local unit
nia Mia. Wultpr Hrown, and Mr.
and Mra. J. U. Krwiler,
Oeupral rlialriitiin lor Ilia availing
wnii Mm. Jack ottcrbclii, assisted by
Mm I'nill Ollerlialit, Mm. Krart
llpillirniuipr and Mr. lleurv Pelrlck.
llrfraahniPiila wpip sprvpd .fur
posters were Judged.
Women's Club
LANCIKLL VALLt.Y Mm. Mary
McAullff and Mr. rtfna Hood en
lertalned the Lwigell Vallry
Women's rlub at Ilia Community
hall on Thursday, April 17. Mm.
Miriam I'otuiTk, president, was 111
rhsuge ol Ilia innetliig.
f .mini lima followed Ilia business
iiK-cilng. Mi. McAullff was hcm
orril Willi a laypttp shower. Miiny
friends who writ uuauie lo atu-iiu
split Kll.
Mroilirm Mild guei.1 IllPselll wt
Mm. McAullff, Margie KMier, Tllllr
Walker. Millie UeVaul, Mlltlrrd No
votny. Kay Jloup. lilivp Idw, llea
aip Kralpr. upaaia Campbell, Dor
olliy Adama. lira IJrVatil, Vivian
Holllvnn. Murgurel liurnait. Alma
Kmliiey, lluillr Walkrr, Miriam
I'muirk.
Hmllu DeHrll. Mareu Randall,
Mildred C'Hiliplll, Hilliy llruwn,
(limn Dearborn. Joan Marclianl,
I'hyllia I(iipii, Tlialma peitlgipw,
CliiiMlna llruwn. lloiiuia fpriiluiid,
and Mrs Hood.
Al Hip next nippilim. May 15. Eva
Hubert and Madia Monroe will cil
tprtalu. Community Club
MODOC POINT 'Hip Modoo
Commuiiliy club apnnaorpd a pl
norhlp parly on Hauiriluy. April IV,
wiilrli was very successful. Men of
Hip club ware host, and a highlight
of the evening was a barbacua.
In cards. Mm. Hill IIpIiii held hlKll
acora lor women, and Armal Htump,
for Ilia nipii. C'nuaolniluii- awards
want to Mra. Mrrvlu Lctdlke and
Lloyd IJpMarpa.
Attending Hip party wart Mr. and
Mra. I.loyd UpMarca. Mr. and Mra.
Hick Clawaou, Mr. and Mra K. 1,.
Fall, Mr. and Mra. William Bickers,
1-oula and Hill Dlcktra. Oporge Tay
lor. Mr. and Mra. Bill Hrlin, Mr. and
Mm. Oall Klilpiiour, Mr. and Mm.
(Ipomp rralil. Ilarivlg Ellrfaou, all
of Modoc Point, and Mr. and Mra.
Marvin l-PKItkr. Mr. and Mm. Ar
mal Mtump and Mra. Ada Kuauaa of
Kimatli all.
i ...
Vfisiting
ifAMN-Mrs. Arthur 1-prila Rork
wall of Honolulu. Hawaii, la vlalung
har alaur and brotlipr-ln-law, Mr.
and Mri. John 0. Herrlngahaw. of
Matin.
Mra. Rockwall, who arrived on the
a. a. Mataonia at Wilmington. Calif.,
wa met by har niece. Mm. Audrey
Latimer, of Long Bench. Cnllf.,
wlipre aha aiient 10 daya touring the
radio broadcaatliif tatlona and
movie atudloa.
After an Indefinite alny In Ore
gon. Mm. Rockwell, accompanied by
Mra. Herrlngahaw, will vlalt In Npw
York City and Bun Krnnclaco. Bhe
will leave for her home In Honolulu
from the bay city.
Pinochle Porty
MA LIN Mr. and Mra. Joe Hnl
nuaek entertained at a pinochle
party Saturday night, April 36.
Award went to Mra. Ixiula Kallna
and Mm. William Rajnua.
Uueata for the evening were Mr.
and Mra. Edwin Pclraunk, Mr, and
Mm. Edwin fitnatny, Mr. and Mra.
Mervyn Wlldt, Mr. mid Mm. Wil
liam Rajnua. Mr. and Mra. Loula
Kallna mid Mr. and Mm. Emll To
fell. Irritation of Externally Cautad
PIMPLES
To gently eleante broken out akin,
than aootha Itchy Irritation, and
ao aid healing uat timt teated
DCCIMnioiNTNMr
IllatllllUaWl
Senior Ball
MKUKII.I, Cnc.ll mid obaldlau In
a ruck garden arrangement In Ihe
center ol the high achool aiidlUir
lum, Krliluy nlglil, brought a breath
of old Mexico to a Huong of duueera
who helped the graduating claaa of
Merrill celebrate at the mat large
dance of achool ypam. Maxlua
lleiiilpraon wna general chulrman
iiikI imialc was by John DouglioV or
cliealia. The Jiinlor-aenlor hnnntiet la
achedulpd for the evening of Mny 7
III the I'd lean party room In Kliuii
uth Knlla with iiiembora of both
cIhmmm and the faculty Ui be prea
eut. The elnaa will, hlatiiry and
prophecy will be given, and the
party will attend Die theatre after
Ilia dinner.
final eveula of the achool year
for the graduate will be the bac
calaureate service In the Preabyter
lan church May 18 and commence
ment Thursday evening, May 21, In
thn high achool uudlloiiuin. No
aiieuker la aclirduled thla year and
tun aoiilom will be In thiuge of ull
the progruiii.
Dessert
The Hoclul club of PioMirmy Ke
bekali linlge mrl In the KK)I hull
Wednpsday, Aiirll for draaprl,
acived by Alma Cofpr and H.nu
O'f.'uuutir. Kefrpalimriita were fol
lowed by iiluochle. High score was
held by Jennie Hum, and Kulli
prlnp livings received the apecuil
awaid.
Uu May 14 the club will meet for !
a no-hoMeM politick luncheon at
lite IOOP hall.
Senior Circle
The Senior circle of the Congre
gational Community church met In
the aoclnl hull Friday, April IB. Mra,
II. H. Hume, hpateaa for tht after
noon, served desaert, and Mrs.
Charles Revell, prealdent, conducted
the business meeting.
It was decided to pledge 1100
toward tht organ fund, tho amount
to be turned In the last Sunday of
May. Plans were made to raise this
money. Attending were Mrs. God
frey Matthews, Mrs. Charles Revell,
Mm. L. K. Henry, Mm. W. C. Little,
Mrs. 8. H. Ooddard, Mra. J. J. Pex,
Mary Eckstein. Mrs. William Larson
and Mrs. H. 8. Htone.
Entertained
On Wednesday afternoon, April
16, Mrs. tiheldon Russell entertained
honoring Grace Russell and Carol
Peterson, visiting here from Cam
bridge, Minn.
Those attending were Mra. W. H.
Alexander,' Mrs. B. J. Alexander,
Mra. Rodney Larsen and LeRoy and
Duane, Mrs. Robert M Inner, Mrs.
J. B Crawford and Pred, Mm. 8tan
leyThomaa and Barbara Kay, Mrs.
Lane Smith. Kay Van Hoosen and
David Russell.
Luncheon
Katherlne Williams was hostess
to the Friendly circle at her home,
2040 Darrow, on Thursday, April J4,
BONNIE SUE RHOADIS celebrated her third birthday April 8 with a party ot her home,
2679 Radcliffe. She ii the daughter of Mr. ond Mrt. Bill J. Rhoodes. Present were, left
to right, Roger Pryor, Pete Browr Judy Alexander, Dole Rhoadcs, Gloria Ann Bowman,
Donny ond Denny Grant, Bill Morrow and Bonnie Sue. Standing, rear, ore Joe Swon, Bobbie
Burke and Michael Burke.
Uuderian.
Home Extension Unit iVcws
Tht Midland home extension unit ! Mra. Oscar Deneault and children,
I ' ' II
J
s .v
LaaMBaMaaaaMj I
held Its last meeting of the year
al the home of the chulrman, Mm.
Lee Mutton, on Tuesday. April
al 1:30 p in. Therp were la mem
bcra and l'i children present.
Mm. Wlnnlfred K. Olllen demon
strated Clean as You Go." There
were many helpful auggcailoiia pro
! spnted on time and labor savers
1 while working and cleaning In the
home. The buslupaa meeting was
called by the chairman, Mrs. Button,
and plans made In rpgard to our
entry would represent tht March
demonstrations, " flood Oract at the
Dining Table." and a flower arrange
ment. Offlcem for the coming ypar
were elected and Installed by Mm.
Olllen. Thpy are. chairman. Mrs.
Albert Schuipck: vice chairman. Mrs.
Leroy Houck; aecrctary-treaaiu-er,
Mm. Pred Mllanl.
Pictures were Uiken of officers of
lust year and for next year and also
of dpinonatratom to put In Uie club
album. Refreshment were served
at the close of the meeting to Mm.
Olllen. Mm. OenrgP Andrleu and
May. Mm. Joe Mllanl. Mm. Fred
Mllnnl and Wynn. Mra. Albert
Schmeck. Mra. lroy Houck. Mra.
lou Audrlpu. Mra. John Mistier,
Mm. Eriipst Mllnnl and children.
Mrs. August Andrleu. Mm. Regis
Andrleu and daughter, Mm. H. C.
Milllgiin, Mrs. Ralph Keller and
children, Mm. H. B. Largent, Mm.
Irfiuls Hchnyder and aon, Mrs. Verlen
Huff and children, and the hostess,
Mrs. Let Button.
Altamonl unit chose Mrs. Walter
TJppendahl for chairman for the
coming year. Mm. Ralph Benowt
was elected vice chairman. She Is a
long-time member of the unit and
acta as secretary and treasurer. Bhe
gave a very Interesting demonstra
tion on ataln removal at the "Easier
Wash Day" meeting.
Mm. 8. H. Duhler, the outgoing
chairman, was elected vice chairman
of tht year 1046-48. Due to the
resignation of the chairman thai
year she took over the chairman
duties and was reelected the follow
ing year. She has been a very con
scientious leader for the last two
yean.
' Candidate
The regular meeting of the Royal
I Neighbors of America, convened In
I the KC hall Friday at 2 o'clock.
One candidate, Juanit Gregory,
I was obligated at tins time. The
i regular routine of business was
conducted.
It was decided to have a Mother's
Day program and serve refresh
ment at tht next meeting. Ella
Bonis was appointed to act on the
enlertainnvnt committee and Ilia
Blmpwn on Uie refreshment com
mittee. The next meeting will be
May t m 7;30 p. m. Instead of 8
p. m.
BEAT THE HEAT
MUIII InaulalUn tpplfctl vr fut
ft fr ihn U.t per W
at, ft. Aitfa ytmrt ( llfo Im fU.
laitri India t Icmpcratatrra ntl addi
tlractlftt aipptaranrf . ft aapbslt,
mu4 r an la I. far afaaaanatrallaD
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BOOTS
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DRAMATIC REDUCTIONS
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BOTANY TIES
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rAI,D a Ngr, Klaaialk ralla. Sr.. WgnNgsnAT, AtrU M, IMt, Fsta Hla)
and Kathryn Billings was co-host-eia.
Luncheon waa served to tht
regular members and to two guests,
Mary Williams and Lydla McDon
ald, a former member. Tht business
meeting followed. Lizzie Little will
entertain the club on May , as
sisted by Pearl Marin.
Classified Ada Bring Results.
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AN EVENT OF TUESDAY,
April 15, wos the wedding of
Helcno Hricziscse of this city,
to Louis Witter of Eugene.
Rites were solemnized in the
volley city, ond the young
couple will moke their home
there.
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Open Sundays
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Schedule
May 1st, 1947
Hours:
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Shoppers
What Is a Customer?
"A customer la Uie most important per
son ever In Oils station ... In person or
by mall.
"A customer It not drprndrnt on u(
, , we are dependent on him.
"A ciialomrr la not an Interruption nf
nhr work, lip la tht purpose of It. We art
not doing him a favor by serving hi in
. , , he Is doing lit a favor by giving us
the opportunity lo do ao.
"A customer Is not nn outaldpr to our
buslnras ... he Is a fltsli-and-blood hu
man bring Willi feelings nnd emotions
like our own, and with biasea and preju
dices. "A customer Is not someone to argue
with or match wilt with. Nobody ever
won an argument Willi a customer.
"A customer It a person who brings in
his wants. It la our Job to handle them
profitably to lilm and to ourselves."
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Lubrication
Car Washing
Car Waxing and Polishing
Radiator Reverse Flush
Brake Adjusting
Bleeding Hydraulic Systems
Relining Brakes
Welding
Good Complete Line of Accessories
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MOBIL TIRES AND
TUBES
Freel Inside out in
spection of your pres
ent tires.
Trade-in allowance on
tires and tubes.
Mobil Oil
Mobil Gas
Mobil Specialties
REMEMBER the day uu fmi rouin. - . ...)
. in that Buick of yours? How those eight
Fireball cylinders fairly floated you over the
hills how those road-stcady two tons of
lively car answered sweetly every light touch
of your hand on the wheel how you glided
along with foursquare BuiCoil springing
smoothing every wrinkle in the road?
That's what your Buick was built to do.
Years and years of that kind of driving are
in it especially when it gets the interested,
informed car care this fine an automobile
should have.
Vuat doesn't mean just periodic lubrication,
a body wash, battery check or bolt-tighten.
It means thorough attention by competent
Buick men attention that keeps a Buick
always a Buick.
Buick are our babies. Even the smallest de
tails are handled the way they should be for
a Buick. We have Buick tools that do jobs
better and quicker. We have men who know
Buicks best. We have Buick-engtneered para
that are precisely right for your car.
Put that all together and it's Buick car care.
Pretty clear, isn't it, that here is where your
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One of the things that play a part in Fireball
snap Is Buick's wafer-thin steel cylinder
gasket. Just 15 thousandths of an inch thick,
it's a "must" for the high compression this
powerful straight-eight It designed for.
Other kinds that are thicker cut down the
compression and the car's liveliness.
In carbon and valve jobs, or any other whera
this gasket must be replaced, only this Buick
gasket will assure the fit Buick engineers
intended. No wise Buick owner would have
any other in his engine.
Just another example of hew you gel mora
for your money In major adjustments,
tune-ups, lubrication or anything your car
needs when you make sure fl gets Buick
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1330 Main
'24 Years Your Buick Dealer'
Phone 5151