[/ EPTEMBER 6, 1945 " ' Woman*s Depatrneral Clttb I Homemake Club to -- T h e Woman's Departmental[ Mrsl Roscoe Mf:haels and Mrs, ..... -. • • • Club will meet this afterhoon at [Arthur Shell wil], be co-hostesses PttONE 129 ....... m- -f ---s i to the members of the Home- -. one O CLOCK al, yne no e 0 'iVlI' , ! ,; ..... , . . .  , .....  roarers tuo weajnesuay, eptem- . George Hi. ulver. acn memerl bin: 12, at 2"30 o'clock at the Daly Dr. Chooles Bream read the hines, In Casper using the double-ring service, may br,ing ,a guest and a covered home of Mrs.'Shll. All members the candle-lit altar of Mrs. Ivan Bold Horton played dish luncheon will be served. [are urged to be presertt. Lutheran Church, Mi: "/:h'idal Chorus" from Lohcngrin, Mrs. Mettle Dewing Hostess Mrs. Bex J_oh..ol. f. became t:he bride of as the wedding party approached ....... iMostess to Briagelub John W.Ich on Friday the altar. The bride wa.s attend- xo ew ann o .,m .... [ Mrs Rex Johnson entertained August 10, at Caspt,r. . ed by Mrs. Gaylord Welch, her Members of the ew ann o ' , . .... ,, , . . . ..... In er regumr aesser orange club and grom at'e for- sister-in-law, and Gaylord Welch, Cmo were entertamea oy ivlrs• ...... e • ., .......... a her name rrloay evening. vlrs of Osage. The bride the bridegroom's bt:other, was ,Mattm Dewmg tasz,.lnursaay at xtmp.n ...... retrmg' ...... was guest or ne" ner name. ne aternoon was of L. E. Mittino. 'best man. school in Osage and The bride .chose for the occa- pleasantly suent sewing and visit- i and graduated Jh'om sion a navy blue crepe dress with ing and reflTeshments were served County tIigh School i short white bolero. The accessor- by the hostess. I been in ath:ndnnce at ies were white, and her corsage Members of the club are invit- I Uniwu'dty lilt.! past f cm'al gladioli. Her matron of e d to be present for tile meet- She plans to continue honor wore a white and black ing this afternom at the home of there this full. ensemble, with white accessories Mrs. Hattie Zook. bridegroom also aitcnded and her corsage was also of coral " • " J. C. VanSiekle was in Douglas on brininess Friday, and i Cas- per Manday. Tom Graham returned to New- castle Wednesday, August 29, fr(tm Omaha, Nebraska• Miss Joan Novak of Cheyenne was visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Novak, from Saturday to Monday. CPO and Mrs. Edwin Bentley arrived in Newcastle Monday Osage and Newcastle, gladioli. I Guild and Altar from Newcastle High Following the wedding cere-I Society Meet meeting of the season Thursday, several days visit with her par- He has been in the arm- many, the entire wedding pu'ty / Mrs. J. L. Myles and Mrs. Nel- September 13, at 7 p. m. At that ents in Gillette. for the past four years enjoyed tim hospitality of Mr. lie Thoeming were hostesses to time the election, of officers and .... , " h Guild nd regular meeting ill be held. . . , months, tie wca,'s the and Mrs. L. E. Mtbmo at a din- the members .oft e m f I's At 8 p. m. open installation of Sermce B:eths of Cheyen, ne !eft for gallantry beyond nor and dance at Riw, rside Club. Altar b.ocm}y atneno ,co  ,.. new officers will be held and Mo,noay mnowmg a weeks wst call of duty. lie also The coup}e art) honoylnoonlng, tnoemmg last weanesuay. 13ell: ouorvnno ,intorotocl is |,nv]tod tn With her mother, Mrs. H. h. Bet- Purple ltea:t and de- " " ' ' ' ................................... m the Bg IIorn mountains, cmus eheshments wme seve atterci ' hs of ,Newcastle. of six campaigns, one • • • j and prizes for the briuge pray- " o , • [ ., three in Italy. and Announcement Made of ing went to Mrs. g. C. Mullin . • . . . I CI,, Teachers Eio [ Mrs. Ethel Graham, matt uetor in 'Fram.,, am{ Gv,',nan.v. Erma Zanom's Enqagamenl Irish, and Mrs. R. W. Baldwin, Trout Fv Tuesclav { m the Upton schools was in O11 a 30-dav /ca\\;,t', he will Ms Zmonl ol Nov, ca tie m second hgh . ,. • .'. x " , '.':; , z - "' " I 5upermtendent'and Mrs Don- Newcastle for .a short time Stm- to Camp ll,,,d, T,,xas at ,funses the engagament, o5, hTrl. M,.. R odney .Guth,w wdl,¢n old E. Tewell anti Prim.'ipal and day vtsmng wah friends. of that time. ctmghtt r Erma .omse o wash-Iteram ne group weunesoay, Ms J E Crouch entertain d ride approached the altar ington, D, C., to Corporal Ste- [ September 12, at 2 p. m. and a high school and rade school fac-[ Frank Hawek returned Wed- arm of .her troth!, Paul phen Marsizo of the United States cordfal invitation is extended to ,,,,s: notnhor, T,,:,erl ....... nlna o+'nesday for Oakland Iowa He • '-" .......... ' .....  .........  "* rhad been in Newcastle on bust- gave her in marriage. Army. all those who wish to attend. !a trout fry held on the LAK ' " /ernoU Waguer A Dupler RepresenPtive Will llt'. 111 our Store WE00)I00ESOtY SEPTEIt00BER 12lh {;00[filfSl R BIJ¥1116 i*PORi=Ufili¥ " DUPLER'S, world famous, and the LA R G ES T exclusive furriers, bring you such AMAZING [ Every fur coat is a gorgeous dvence 1946 style, GUARANTEED ". QUALITY[ Come ... choose the hie coat you'll wear with pride tMs win- . er, during this once-a-year event[ UR FUR £OIIl .... 'i  , ii, BLACK DYED PONY PAW SEAL DYED CONEY BLACK KIDSKIN BROWN SOUTH AMERICAN LAMB UNK DYED OPOSSUM OTHER FUR COfllS ql9 to $1299 and will visit here fur a few days evemng and wonigh prize, Mrs. before leaving for California. Nell Russell was awarded second high prize, an Mrs. Rodney Mr. ,and Mrs. L. V. Bmns and Ware, low. , ,,€ • Donna Lee returned Wednesday from a few days vacation in the Job's Daughters to Black Hills. Resume Meetin The local Bethel of Job's Mrs. Margaret Smith returned Daughters .will .hold their first to Newcastle Wednesd,ay after Mr. and ls..,Clu Cummings took their daughter Bes to Edge- mont, S. )ak., ionday morning. She is eighth grade instructor in the Edgemont schools. Mrs. Lee Marten and Miss Jean Goodson returned from Rapid City, S Dak., last Wednesday. Mrs. Marten spent the rest of the week visiting friends and rela- tives at Upton. Staff Sgt. Lynn Bettis and Harold Grmves went to Casper the early part of the week. rom there Sgt. Bettis will go to Ian- der for a visit at the home of his brother, Lee Bettis. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Oliver and family were i.n Custer, Hot Springs, and other scenic spots in the Black Hills on Labor Day. Mr. amd Mrs. C. R. Miller emd sons left Newcastle Wednesday to return to their home at Mid- way City, California. They have been visiting at the home of Mr. Miller's sister, Mrs. J. E. Oliver. !lnlSt" Lt. J amPiana arrived • Newcastle Saturday to spend his thirty-day leave with has par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pinna. Lt. Pinna has been in Germany and France. Mrs. E. C. Raymond, Mrs. E. Olinger's SePl00mb00t i: /!: 10 m0r, I,s TO Pity AN OUTSTANDING GROUP CHOOSE FRom THESE FIRE FURS SABLE DYED CONEY CAT LYNX DYED LAMB BROWN KIDSKIN BEAVER DYED CONEY Pdce, Plu Federal Tea iraneh picnic grounds. l Inyan, Kara Cha.ter Resumes Meeting T, he Inyan Kara Chapter, Daughters of the American Re- volution will resume their month- ly meetings after a three months vacation. The first meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. Andemen, Monday evening, September 10 at 7:30 p. m. when the year book will be plan.ned. Navy Mothers Club Will Meet In Library The Navy Mouthers Club No. 659, will meet "in the library basement September 6 at 6 p. m. This is a,n important meeting and all ,members mxe requested to be prermt. All those who have the hot water bottle covers and ice bags i cown-s completed please bring hcm to the meeting. Meeling of American Legion to be Held in Library Meeting of the American Le- l g, ion Auxiliary will be held in the library basement Monday, September 13, at 2 p. m., at which time the officers will be I installed. • • • Mrs. John Sundtrom Honored as Grand Guard I The Pythian Sisters .held their first meeting of the new year on Tuesday, September:,, 4. Mrs. John Stmdstrom was introduced as the Grand Guard of the State Lodge. ] About 24 members were presem. ] The next meeting will be held] September the .!8. Catholic Study Club- Will Meet Thursday The ladies CathoMc Study club will meet Thursday, September 13 at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ben Sikes. [ • • Past Chiefs Clu; i Will Have Picnic A picnic for members of the Past Chiefs Club and their fami- lies will be held Fniday, Septem- ber 7 on the lawns of Mrs. Ros- coe Michaels ahd Mrs. J. L. Sundstrom. It is hoped a large number will attend, and each one is request- ed to bring his own dishes. -- ABOUT TOWN -- Shelton Davidson was in Craw- ford, Nebraska over the weekend. ness for several days. F. Bennett, Mrs. Charles Grieves, land Mrs. Esther Cleveland re- Virginia Bruce left Newcastle turned to Newcastle Monday af- August 31 for Belle Fourche, S. ter spending a week in Yellow- D., where she will be employed as second grade teacher• Miss Anna Jeannette Christen- sen of Cheyenne was visiting her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. John Christensen, over the weekend. Mrs. June Waddell left New- castle Sunday and will spend several days in Denver, Colorado n business. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Waddle and grandson, Donald Gwinn of Sher- idan spent Monday sight-seeing in thd Black Hills. Mr. a,nd Mrs. James Williams were visiting .his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wdlliarms of Newcastle, from Sunday to Wednesday. Mrs. Rose Toth is visiting this week at the homes of her daugh- ters, Mrs. Leslie Simpson and Mrs. Carl Hansen an the predrie. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfister of E,dgemont, S. Dak., were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hale .and Diana. Capt. W. O, Horton of the Rapid City Air Base is spending a two-week leave in Newcastle with his family. My. and Mrs. Paul Llamas spent the weekend in Rapid City. They were accomparied by Miss Harriet Boozell, who visited friends there. Mrs. Harold Cone left New- castle Monday, A,ugust 27, for Shreveport, La., and Mr. and Mrs. Cone will retu,rn here the latter part of this week. Mrs. Vida Eriekson returned to her home here Sunday eve- ing ,after several days visit with her mother, Mrs. Alice George,' in Rapid City, S. D. .Major .and Mrs. Dan Evander and Marjorie returned to their home here Monday from a visit with his parents at Battle .Lake, Minnesota. Tommy and Jack Spencer left Newcastle Monday for Sturgis, Soubh Dakota where they will attend school for the coming yeer. Mrs. Rodney Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs K Farah end da.ughters returned to their home Rose were in "Ra'id City and here Wednesday from a visit • -- -- • I Deadwood Monday wRh her mother at Broadus, Man- I .... " tana. [ Betty Aehenbach w, as in Sher- , .  ..... I idea. visiting friends Stunday and I Mr ..... a.na lvtrs l-"  JacKson ei 1 Monday I Newcastle Thursday to spend a • 7_--- week in Omaha, Nebr. Mrs. Her- Mrs R J Graeher s,nt the ry Johnson is at the Furniture ' ....  ]Store in their absence wtekend and Labor Day at the I home of her parents in Osage. . .... "-," . . . Mrs. Mlllar(1 OOa ann son Merle of Upton came Monday l and will be at the home of her parents, - Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, for two weeks. .Miss Mary Ellen Howell left this morning, Sept. 6 for Lin- coln, Nebr., where she will en- roll for her senior year at the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Ella Fox was visiting friends and rel,atives in Cillette Sunday and Monday. Miss Flora Thompson and Mrs. C. C. Andersen were weekend visitors in Rapid City. Miss Eula Troyer was i She;- idan over the weekend visiting friends. Mrs, G. L. Culver and Mrs. Mrs. Arcq Dixon was taken to Maurine Parrish took several the Sheridan ,Hospital last week children to Hot Springs, S. Dak., for surgical t/atment, last Thursday, where they ejoy- Ied swimming in the Evans plunge Mr. and Mrs..Freeman Rapp . . --7- , . were in Rapid City, South Dak-I Rosafie ivlay, wno ntis oeen em- ota over the weekend played as a welder m Portland, - __ " Oregon, is viNting friends and Ms. Dora Sly, Barbara and'relatives in Newcastle and Sher- Carmen returned Friday from idan for a few weeks. Sheridan. Vctor Koag and tdaughter Eve- Violet Jean Martin returned ly.n came to Newcastle Saturday home Th urs d,a y from three, to visit his mother, Mrs..Anna months visit in Kansas City and Peterson, and left Tuesday for I Laramie, were they will make Harrisenville,and Mrs. W, H.'Miss°Urictma, wtth Mr. [their homo, stone Park. Tlmlma Jean Bogue and Laura Davis left Sunday to attend Shel- tun Academy at Shelton, Nebr., for the coming year. Florice Bo- gus is leaving the latter part of this week for the same place. Mrs. Mary Titus, Meda, and Lucille went to Alliance, Nebr.; Saturday. From there, Lucille will leave to attend St. Mary's College at Xavier, Kansas. Mrs. Titus md Meda returned here Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Hinz and sons ar- rived in Newcastle Saturday; Fred and Carl will remain here to attend school, Willis returned to Douglas Mond,ay, and Mrs. Hnz is leaving the latter part of this week for her home there. Mrs. Gerald Perrin visited Mrs. T. P. Minter from Wednesday .to Saturday. She was en route from Seattle, Wash., where she had been visiting her husband, $2c Gerald Perrin, to her home at Al- liance, Nebr. K,atilou amd Billy Russell have enrolled for the coming school year at St. Agnes Academy at Alliance, Nebr. Their m o t h e r, Mrs. Nell Russell, took them to AlLiance Saturday and returned Monday. R. W. Garman and daughter Martha of Moorcroft came to Newcastle Sunday to visit his da, ughter, Mrs. J. B. Slenker. He returned to his home Monday and Martha remained to attend school here. .Miss Jacqueline Townley left Newcastle August 30 to continue nurse's training at Michael Reese hospital in Chicago, Illinois. She had spent her vacation with her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. W. J./ Townley, and friends. [ Mrs., Beanie. Roberts, Dick d Billy Oates, Mrs: R..Hur, tt :t .4am, and Mt Ger Im'ns arrived in Newcastle Sunday eve- rtng from Ceyenr. MIs had spent the summe' at her home tn Galena, I1Rnois. Mr. and Mrs. Shag Oiachtno and family of Ogden, :Utah ar- rived in Newcastle Thursday after visiting in the Black Hills and in Sheridan with his bro- ther, John Giachino, they will nmke thedr home here. .-=...,?... Mrs. Glenn Bettis of alaid City arrived in NeweastleWed- ,nesday, August 29 and visited her sister, Mrs. John Marquim. Her h.usbnd arNved ,here lhe latter part of the week and they visited his mother, Mx$. H. A. Bettis. T/4 George Athas arrived i a Newcastle Monday to spend h 30-day furlough with his wife and family here. He has s ac- tion in Germany and Southern France and will report to Camp Crowder, Missouri for further as- signment. Ray Ross, MoMlc, arrived in Newcastle Th.uTsday; he has been stationeJ in the Marshall Islands and after .his thirty-day leave will e:port to Denver, olo,,.for further assignment. He Ig snd- ing his leave with his ,wife ad other friends and reletlves here. ml I ] ShultonFs Old Spice Friendship's Ga)clen Talcum Powder Bath Powder Toilet Water: Soap Sachet Powder Newoaslle Dru00 Oompany II ] L I Makes School Lunches More Satisfying More satisfying to the children, because it ,tastes so gbod and is so hearty: more satisfying to mother, because every crumb is chock full of,' added vitamins and minerals. Don't buy ordinary bread, when vitamin.enriched bread t Bo much" better, and assures nutritious meals, Serve ,r : : enriched bread three times a day-to every ber of the family .... more often, when there's a hungry mouth to feed. ,: '" NEWCASTLE