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in Sisters
u [sday
ra~ Temple No. 8 met
n regular session with
.ers absent. Their chairs
d by Rovilla Thompson,
aslyn, and Erma Witzel.
pie was very happy to
Mrs. Mae Musser after
from Newcastle the
,ears. Sisters Minnie
Rovilla Thompson
accounts' of their
THE NEWS LETTER JOURNAL. NEWCASTLE. WYOMING
received an inVita-
the Knights to accom-
in their annual Mem-
to be held both at
cemetery and the
cemetery. They are to
Newcastle cemetery
morning June 12th at
The public is invit-
a picnic lunch and any
available. At the close
the Degree Staff
some very pretty floor
which lunch was serv-
Stites and Sybil Jackson. Ider; patriotic instructor, Mae Li. picai-e-was held-in-side-ihe cross -H0s-PiTA-L NEWS ]BO-BTHOIVI-PSON-IS~ I
The Past Chiefs Club will meet amos; legislative chairman, Leona formation Sunday morning had l ELECTED AT BOI~'S b~ATE' I
at the home of Alice Slider this Spargur; hospital chairman, Mac to be cancelled due to rain. 632 p I ~ I
atlents entering tee weston
Friday evening, June 10th. Llamos. . .~ girls were registered, 110 voting . I A Joint meeting of tile ~tousel
---o0o-- I Vaiorie lvlapes,~enevieve delegates and 73 visitors, making wounty ~le.moflai nospital .tneI and senate of the Boys' Stataj
past week lnciuaea mrs ~nseo le-islature and an addr
rRoan, Loree Sundstrom and Don- a tota~ ot ~xo peopm in attena- * 2: . ~ ~ e~ by~
VFW A uxiliarv i na DuMolt were given a five-yearance. Hernmaez.) . ot Gmette, l~ennetht Governor Milwarau Sim"s-,lv.'u,al', at"/
f assons Mrs Fred Kostyk, Saun- th-- state canitol in Ch |
-- membership bar. Ten year mem- lalent night was nelo ~aturaay .' -'" -~ ' - / ~ v . ,~J~--,~,
Has Installation bership bars' were given to Flos- . . . ara Huts, A. t.; ~v[axweu, James
mght at winch tnne the triple trm ;'. :;. . " / h]ghhghted activities for Boys |
It namm Cecu 't t~lnSlOW tsl'en./Statels Fliaa-" /
sic l'inkerton, Forbes Thomson, lurnlsnect a number This group . " - ' " ~'.'. - ' . /" "" "u y.
.' aa Lxay Crooner, wm Crooner Jr,/
V. F. W. Auxiliary 2516 held in- Ew~ Cummings, Irene Piana, Mae consmted of Georgm llrankhn I l)urmg the week, 127 boys took
Mrs. rorrest ttaiey ot Custer, i . ~ : i
stallation of officers June 2nd at Liamos, lncz Morgan, An,~a Pol- ~oana w,son bynaa rtansen, " ". . Jpart in t~oys Stale at me Univer-~
Pat ( " l'i "" tvirs. ~IltlOI'CI C[IIIflS l~cynolcl d / * . ~ . I
the local club following the reg- lat, Mary Slagle, Elizabeth Cum: sy :oy aa I ce ttansen oean- '. -. "/stty recreation camp at t=enten-i
ette wiltse, ~(uoy Strain, ~viarnyn l con I)illon of U"ton Mrs Ches real. ]
ular meeting with Leona Spargur mings, llarriet Grieves, Grace " lvlatnews ot r~n'mlngnam, nla / .
. . ]d -
as installing officer. Grieves, Evelyn llsley and SehnaAllen and Margaret Knapp. ter Sorensonr Nineteen' boys' including' ' Bob
" - r ' " ~ ' ' % m. Townsend, Le- ,
Elective oficers are: president, Fowler. t~eo gla ~rannm~ and Maly Jo ann Tonnenbera Mrs Clarence Thompson of Newcastle,wereI
Betty Roark; senior vice presi- Mary Erickson was presented Witzel attended theQtmen'sCotton "Datlen~''- " " '
e Sorensen, lwrs.
dent, Mary Lou Haywood; junior with a past president's pin. Nor- breakfas.t Saturday morning
vice president, Norine Tatc; trea-
surer, Mary Lou Burr; chaplain,
Loree Sundstrom; conductress,
Louise Curtis; guard, Dolly Aber-
nathy; three year trustee, Mary
Erickson.
Appointive officers: secretary,
Clara Duff; color bearer No. 1,
Genevieve Roan; No. 2, Selma
ine Tate was presented a past se-
cretary pin for completing three
years of service. Mary Lou tiay-
wood received a past chaplain pin
for three years service.
Mary Erickson presented each
of her officers with a crochet bas-
ket.
--o0o--
Fowler, No. 3, Pat Magee, No. 4,
Piano Program
Donna DuMolt; flag bearer, Mig-
non Thorson; banner bearer,
Is Presented
Edna Luhman, musician, Amy
Fuller; assistant musician, Leona On Tuesday evening, Junc 7,
Spargur, assistant guard, Rose at her tmme, Mary Rogers pre-
Thompson, Edith Toth; historian, Marguerite Evan- sented a group of young pianists
i i~~ in an interesting program of two
piano music.
- . ~ Program: "Polka", Stoye; "The
~---~'~ ~::i:b~ Guitar", Gaynor; and "When
~::::!~:. :~::~;:~:~.~ Johnny Comes' M:arching ttome."
li~.4~g~ .~;;i;.'.:/:;:.;.::2 ~'iiiii~~'~ by Karen Johansen and Lynda
i~ ,:~!i~iii~;~::!~!l:~i!:!.~ Fibich by Wanda Hansen and
~"~/ "Camp Town Races", Foster!
~ "Sonatina", Clement by Lynda
T,or a, o aS o
~'~d~J~~ "JoshuaFit De Battle of Jeri-
cho", "Two Boogie", Smale;
'Bolero in D, Moszkowski, by
i Kathle'en Landrigan and Wanda
Hansen.
a mighty gifted man! Besides having bottomless
he's an expert at baby walking, tricycle balanc-
helping with homework why dad can do practi-
anything! On Father's Day let's shov Dad how
we appreciate his very special talents by giving
a very special gift. Come choose yours here and
I'n the Theatre Building
DAD
REMEMBER
i "Saber Dance", Khachaturian;
"Rainbow Concerto", Kimes;
"Chimes", Mozart; "Sonatina",
Kuhlau, by Janice ttansen and
Lynda Hansen.
Jobs Daughters
At Grand Session
The Twenty-third Annual Ses-
sion of Grand Guardian Council
of the International Order of
Jobs Daughters was held at Doug-
las June 2, 3, and 4th.
Formal Opening was held
Thursday night at 8 p.m. at which
time all Supreme and Grand Of-
ficers were introduced. Friday
morning a business meeting was
held and reports of committees
read, minutes and communica-
tions. Friday afternoon was op-
ened by a vocal solo by Coleen
Harkins, of Worland, "The Lord's
Prayer" following the invocation.
The Majority Degree was exem-
plified by Bethel 19 of Evanston
and Bethel 35 of Kemmerer di-
rected by Beulah McLeon of Kem-
merer. Only two girls were pre-
which was followed by the daugh-
ler's hour. The next session will
be held next June, 1956 at Ther-
mopolis, Wyoming. Transporta-
tion from Newcastle was furnish-
ed by Mrs. Neff ()wen, Mrs. Ro-
bert Witzel, Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs.
D. K. Wiltse, Mr, Lloyd Waggen-
er, and Mrs. Ivan Minter. The
Grand Choir of Wyoming will be
sent to Supreme Session in Boise,
Idaho, August 10th if the Bethels
can raise $500.00. The Grand
Council will give them $1000.00
and the total cost will be $1500.00.
TAKE TRIP TO DENVER
Mr. and Mrs. George Gwinn
and family returned to their
home in Sheridan Sunday after
spending since Friday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. tI. Waddle. Previous to that
time the Gwinns' and Waddles'
had spent a week in Denver.
VISITS FROM CHICAGO
Mrs. Tom Washburn of Chica-
go, Ill came Sunday to visit sev-
eral days with her aunt, Mrs. Ann
McDermott. She was met in Ra-
pid City Sunday by Miss Mar-
garet Brennan who brought her
to Newcastle.
MILLER VISITS HERE
Ray Miller of Midway City,
Calif c~me Monday to visit for
a time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Oliver. Mr. Miller is
Mrs. Oliver's brother.
TO STICKNEY, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson
left last week for Stickney, S. D.
to visit relatives. Mrs. Thompson
and family will remain there for a
few weeks while Mr. Thompson
goes to Norway. Mr. Thompson
will be joined in Norway by his
family later in the summer.
M BAR SERVICE .CO Phone
ING 5-2241. tfc
new safe All-in-0ne
capsule discovery for
",9TH sent to receive their degree. The
Necrology Ceremony was exem- Science now helps you toke off
plified by Bethel 11 of Greybuil your fatwhile you eat the foods
you choose
with and Bethel 38 of Basin directed Do you like sweet, candy, cake, butter,
by Barbara Baldwin, Grand Chap- gravy potatoes? Have you tried one
ISO lain. The Obligation Ceremonything after another to reduce, spent
was exemplified by Bethel 15 of dollar after dollar for pills and tablets
ESS SHOES - Famous Guide Step Newcastle and Bethel 26 of Up- andyou,rein spite ofstill too fat?eveffthing you'VeWell, be as akepti.tried
ton, directed by Hazel Wiltze. col as you like, but NOW, right r~ow,
fit to fit the footin ction $]0,98 Saturday morning was a bust- there's n wonderful new kind of cap.
nes~ meeting and election of sole that helps you take off pound~ and
Grand Officers. Saturday after- lnchesof ugly fat ~afely, quicklyand so
much easier you hardly know what'~
noon following the invocation, the happening. You don't suffe~ starvation
J ND~/ LL exemplification of the Model Be- dlet,nghunger, youtak, no drugs, you
thel directed by Lois Dearinger, don't exercise. In fact, you don't even
Grand Guide, was witnessed by diet one bit more than you want to, be.
cause you automatically eat less and
"- Timely new styles for all present. Ruby Strain of New- here's why
$7.98 - $8.98
at the
"We Are Happy to Serve You"
Open Monday - Friday -- 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday -- 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
SH 6-4257 Newcastle, Wyo.
castle Bethel No. 15 served as
State Guide. This was followed
by installation of Grand Officers
and Mrs. Genevieve Minter was
installed as Grand Guide, her es-
cort being Mary Jo Witzel, Hon-
ored Queen of Bethel No. 15 of
Newcastle.
Friday night the drill team com-
petition was held with Worland
Bethel taking first place in the
Military class and Rawlins Beth-
el first in exhibition class. The
square dance competition was
also held Friday night. The Grand
Choir directed by Bertha Brown
furnished all music and Patsy
Coy and Koran Johansen from
Behel No. 15 were included. The
ANNOUNCING
the opening of
103 W. Main St.
We Invite You to Come to our GetAcquainted Sale
counteractl hunger
Just recently a well known ~eientist
.p~fected n new tiny capsule that corn-
bines not one but ALL ~HZ RECOGNIZEO
proven aids to reducing. It combines
the vitamins and ~|nerals often lost
when cutting off fattening foods con.
mining tlu~e needed vitem/-s and rain.
It combines the vegetable cellu.
lose that has no calories yet expands
when it absorbs wst~ thereby helping
give the feeling of u full, contented
s~mn lu In fact theme day capsules are
so packed with vitamins and minerals,
proton and non.caloric filling food, the,/
actually equal and exceed many meal.
flit 11o01 fall
You'll be aurpdKzl at the fat.you IoN
the first week, the inches that disappear
the first month. No hunger, no strict
dieting, no druls, no exercise, And the
cost is absolutely nothing unless you
grow dim, more youthlhl looking, more
active lind e~Joy ~ttar heahh.
We c~rtlfy that
ALL-IN-ONI CAPSUtlS
m enllrely safe fiN'
I~ ~ptJln
Paul W. SIIl~nl~ty, Dlreck~r
An~rlca~ Ilmcb a.cl Te,tlna
teborcl~rlell, OMcelo, IIIInol~
Newcastle Drug &
Walter Cundy, Mrs. Robert Nagle,
Enevol A. Willadson of Upton,
Dale lluls. Katherine Kostyk and
Mrs. Harl9w Lunncy.
Patients dismissed were Ed-
ward Winter, Mrs. Mel Wolfe of
Upton, S. P. McKinney of Moor-
croft, Beverly Taggart, Mrs. John
Gilmartin, Mrs. Alex Scheneman,
Mrs. Floyd Sweet, Mrs. S. P. Me-
Kinney of Moorcroft, Reynold
Matthews, A. C. Maxwell, Saun.
dra Huls, James Ilamm, Darlene
Sorenson, Leaml Toppenberg,
Mrs. Fred Kostyk, Mrs. Forrest
[Ialey and Mrs. Chester Sorenson.
June 9, 1955
elected to offices In Boys' State
during general elections Thurs-
day. All of those boys served Fri-
day as honorary holders in Char.
anne of the government offices
they were elected to.
Thompson was one of three
boys elected to the board of com,
missioners and served in that ~-
paeity on Friday.
Richer Flavor
A tablespoon of condensed mlIk
added to cream before whipping will
Increase the quantity and slve i
richer flavor.
ROUNDHOUSE
y, 11
Music by Alex Mitich
With
Tony Curtis and Gloria DeHaven
MRS. SCHULZE TO IDAHO
Mrs. Adelaide Sehulze of New-
castle left last week for a visit
with relatives in Sandpoint, Ida.
She expects to return in about
two weeks.
ONE COUPLE GRANTED
DIVORCE HERE TUESDAY
District Judge P. T. McAvoy
granted a divorce on Tuesday
June 7, to Neal A. Garman from
Lorena E. Garman.
Wtih
John Derek and Barbara Rush
The FIRST Picture in CinemaScope
ATTEND WEDDING HERE
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. WiIley of
Casper attended the wedding of
their granddaughter, Miss ~nita
Willey, in Newcastle last Wcd
nesday.
Richard Burton, Jean Simmons,
Victor Mature & Michael Rennie
Having dedided to go into other business I will sell all my farm machinery
located 9 miles west of Spearfish, S. D on Crow Peak Road.
rts at 11:00 a.m.
Free Lunc at Noon, Bring Cups
Ferguson 30 tractor, Ferguson 20 ft. dyne balance mower; Ferguson 3 bot-
tom 14" plow; Ferguson 7 ft. cultivator; Ferguson Tarather blade; Ferguson
crane motor; Ferguson 3 pt. hookup dirt scoop; Ferguson 3 pt, hookup sub
boiler; Ferguson 3 pt. hookup 3 bottom hookup; Moberg plow; Case 9 5-ft.
Delivery rake on rubber; McCormick 45 PTO hay baler; Farmall hand load-
er with hay sweep, dirt loader and snow plow; Case 9 ft. Combine with motor
and pickup attachments; Case 6 ft. wheat d.isc plow on rubber; 3 section
semi-flexible harrow; McCormick Deering 22-6 grain 11 ft. drill on rubber
with grass seeder attachment; Oliver 70 tractor; Oliver No. 1045 corn culti.
vator, power lift type; P&O 3 bottom 14" plow; 10 ft. McCormick Deering
disc; 828" threshing machine; F-armall F-20 tractor with mowing machine,
corn cultivator and hay sweep; Allis Chalmers ensilage cutter With corn
and hay mower head; 1950 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive; McCormick Deering
feed grinder; John Deere manure spreader; John Deere corn planter; 2
wheel trailer with box; 4 wheel trailer with hay rack; buzz saw; potato digger
and planter; I0 rolls woven wire, new; oak posts, any number wanted; hay
sweep for Ford or Ferguson tractor; 600 gal. gas tank; cream separator;
large fresno; 600 gal. stock water tank, 300 gal. water hauling tank; Reeves
saw mill; reed. size cement mixer.
605 gal. propane tank; automatic propane'gas furnace; propane gas cook
stove.
Terms:
BAKER, JR OWNER
Auct. Note: All articles purchased in recent years and are in excellent condi-
tion.
Auct: R. A. "Dick" Mader of Gillette and Boyd Larson of Spearfish
Clerk: Joe Rygg of Spearfish
I Ill I I I II '1 IIII I I II II Ill
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Richardson
and daughter, Margaret of Pacific
Palisades. Calif are spending
several days here as guests at
the J. E. Oliver home. Mrs. Oliv-
er is a sister of Mrs. Richardson.
SUNDAY
Audrie Murphy and Mari Blanchard
In addition to entries from
Newcastle, others have been re-
ceived from Lush, Guernsey,
Deadwood, Lead and Sturgis.
Entries are still open and may
be mailed to Baton Twirling con-
test, Box 527, Newcastle.
Births recorded were a girl to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kostyk on
June 1; a boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Hoekett June 2; a boy to
Mr. and Mrs Forrest Haley of ,; DIAL SH 6-4788
Custer on June 3; a girl to Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Sorenson ou ~~-:::::
June 4; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Re-
TONIGHT -
bert Nagle on June 6; a girl to
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ventling of "West of Zanzibar"
Upton on June 8.
BATON TWIRLING FN]~RIES Two Ca rtoons
BEING RECEIVED Ill,RE
A large number of entries have ~TUi---~A;--:--:-
been received to date for the first
Newcastle Invita, tional Baton
Twirling contest which will be
held in connection with the rodeo The Classic Story of The West
June 25 and 26.