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Thursdav. Ja.v:arv 6. 1 ,)55 THE NEWS LETTER JOURNAL. NEWCASTLE, WYOMING * * -[ ~B'~VEi-'~'REiK~ "1 SweetMrs. Fredh mesweetSUndaYandeVening'Mrs. Floyd MusgraveSpatty Sweeten NeWwas Yearsbahy daY.sitting Mrs.Were FreddinnerperinogUeStSand ffamily.Mr' an:t Sweet were supper guests at the, at Ray Churehills New Years eve, IAnda and Jimmy Perino we "e Don McC, ollcy imme Tuesday or- confined to their home with th9 , Ylrs. Elsie Ilarper and daugh- let Mrs. Ruth Sparkts called on Mrs. l)an Thomson Wedne~,day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin SL'ott were callers at tile Coates' ranch Sun- (lay. Mr. and Mrs. ltt~ward Mahnke and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vail Buren and sons were New Year's day guests of Mr. and Mrs. liar(rid Mahnke and daugh- ler. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Van Buren and Dallas visited at the Waiter Boulden home New Year's eve while Keith and Stevie and Bet- ly Lou Mahnke attended the L']IOW, Mrs. Ruth Sparkes returned to look "Drink 3 glasses of Fairmont Milk every dayl" Fairmont Homogenized Vitamin D Milk helps gwe you a fresher complexion, aglow with the beauty of good health. Provides calcium, protein, and vita- mins---helps maintain en- ergy, strength, and vitality! Send I Oc for WEIGHT REDUCTION BOOKLET w Wdl~ Mary Manning, Box 654, Omaha 1, Nebr for sample I~ellUS, IOc covers handling and postage. FAIRMONT CONSUMER SERVICE HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D REMEMBERI You never outgrow your need for milk. -- Use News Letter Clas~fieds. ening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sweet were New Year's eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engle. Bill Thomson Sr. and Bob Car- way called at Tom Thomson's Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Jackson anti children were supper guests fit Norval ,lohnson's Tuesday eve- ning. They "also c.alled on the Mahnkes l, Vednesday mOl'lfing. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson left New- castle on Thursday for Nebras- ka where they will make their heine. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Schrader and daughter Mrs, Sllaron Foster called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sweet and family Thursday eve- her home in St. l,ouis. Friday eve- ning. sing after spending Claristmas Mr. and Mrs. Ray Churchill and with her mother, Mrs. R. A. liar- family were dinner guests Thurs- per and other retattves, day at the Fred Sweet honae. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Scott and L family sl)ent Cbristnaas at the 'lommy Sweet spent New Years ('alvin Scott home in Newcastle. eve with his grandparents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Neuman Scott and and Mrs. Herbert Musgrave. Mr. son Itobert were also present, and Mrs. Fh)yd Sweet and faro- Mr. and Mrs', Fred Martens ily were dinner guests of the and children were New Year's day guests at the B. A. llowell home. Mrs, Sarah Me, Coy visited at the home of her brother, Tom Thomson, Sunday. Earl Deering of Rawlins. was an overnight guest at the l)an Thomson home Wednesday, on- route to Deadwood. Mrs. Warren ltinsdale from Oregon and Mrs. Earl llinsdale were Monday callers at the IIar- old Mahnke home. Mrs. Warren llinsdale is a sister of Mr. Mahm ke. Keith Van Buren spent Sunday in Newcastle with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sehulze attended the show in Newcastle New Year's eve. Jeanette ltuber spent New New Year's eve with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faw- t'ett. Frank ftereford of Stevenville, Mont former Beaver Creek resi- dent, visited with Gary Van Bu- ren in Newcastle Wedne~'day ev- ening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Capps and sons and t~h'ank Faweett were New Year's day ~uests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Capps in Newcas- fie. Mrs. Fawcett was ill and tillable to accoml)any them. ' The Busy Beaver Club "will meet Jan. 13, at the home of Mrs. Ernest Van Buren Installation of officers for 1955 will be held. Miss Alia Shook and Mrs. Lou- is, Shook and son Jake visited Sweets Thursday afternoon. chicken pox for several days. -Keith Koski returned to Iris home in Newcastle Monday after spending Christmas vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Les Avery and Leo Per(no. ~:ons were business callers in New-t Mr. and Mrs. llap Metz and castle Monday. ) l llennie were hous'eguests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. l,eo lerino and and Mrs 1. C. l)iscotti several sons and b.mth Koskl were Moll-I days last week, day (vent tg dinner guests of Mr I[ ~h'. and Mrs. line Per(no and and Mrs. Felix l'erino and faro-I sons and Kirth Koski were bust* ily. ,Iness callers in Newcastle Friday ,lalnes Mayberry of Cusler, S.] afternoon. 1) was a houseguest of M" and Mr. and Mrs. l)onalf Mitich Mrs. ,lay Mayberry several days are the parents of a 6 pound baby the tTore part Of the week. ]gM born l)ecember 26ttl. The lit- Albert l'erino and Jay May-]~ tie Miss has been named Vieki. berry were social callers of Strai-I Mr. and Airs. Bill Lis'solo and tOrMr.('larkandThUrsday.Mrs, Maurice Lapp(~ family entertained. Kirth Kos- ,ki and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Perino and sons New Year's day. were shopping in Neweastle Fri-! Mr. and Mrs. John Perino and day, James Mayberry, Mr. and Mrs. : ndy Kudloek were Sunday din- ner guests at the home of Mr. .lay Mayberry were Tuesday eve- and Mrs. Leo Perino. sing dinner guests of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. ,lay Mayberry Mrs. Felix Perino and family, were social eallers Sunday at the Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. 11el- Jay Mayberry and Albert Perino well. Glen McCoy (:ailed at the Floyd A Selection of Products --Leading Line of Record Keeping Essentials fl304 Line Account Books-Canvas bound, red arafl- leather corners. 150 to 500 pages, all rulings. Size 12' x 8 . S65 Line Aocoutat B.ooksvBound in bl ok otnh sides. red" rafl-leather bctc.z aria cornoez/s, iuu tu uuv .pctges, all rulings, bxze 14 x x4. 88447 Manifold Order B00ks-Dupliectte, 75 sets, flexi- ble covers, cloth back. Pressure board, carbon papex and index sheets. Size x 7V8. B1654 Duplicate Receipt Book,-500 sets, four to ct page, lithogmphed iormn, blct,k leather groin stiff covets, red cloth back. Drop cover style. Size x 111848 Bill Heada-Padded 40 leaves, blotter top, doth reenforced back. Size 8 x 5. SlB4$ Statements-Padded 40 leaves, blotter top, doth reeniorved baok. Size 5x 8. 2-POUND BOX PREMIUM GARDEN - 12-Oz. Can Whole Kernel for It I STANDBY- 303 Can for MISSION PEAS 303 MIRACLE WHIP Quart VELVEETA CHEESE 2 Pound Box Mail your March of Coin Card il !Help protect a child polio FOR BEST RESULTS, USE NEWS LETTER GIANT- Box PILLSBURY 25.Lb. Bag Lb. BAKERITE SHORTENING 3 Pound Can U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES 100 lb BAG GRAPEFRUIT . UCOA OLEO NEW SOLID HEADS CABBAGE Pound SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR U. S. CHOICE RIB STEAKS . . lb CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP I OWRAP . 11) 3 Cans For RING Ib BALOGNA . . 709 MAIN Prices effective Thursday- Friday- Saturday We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities