Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 74, Number 9, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 21 September 1950 — Page 8
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“BRIDE FOR SALE” IS PICTURE MADE FOR LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY A picture made for laughing purposes only, “Bride for Sale,” with Claudette Colbert playing the part of the young lady looking for a husband one with money only—and taking a job in the office of a ibig income-tax and accounting firm so she can get first ihand information on eligible men. Well she finally gets her man but as is usually the case lave fails to recognize riches and two zanier persons than Robert Young and George Brent entered into her life with one double crosing her and the other doublecrossing the doufole-crosser. This is a picture for laughts and is showing at the Fairy Sunday through Tuesday nights Friday and Saturday nights two excellent pictures are on the screen. “Kazan” a dog picture, opens the twin bill and if you are a dog lover you will thrill to the fight tliis dog makes to survive in the northlands. Hunted, trapped, ibeaten, this dog still retains its friendship for man and finally finds a good master. Stephen Dunne and Lois Maxwell playing the lead parts in this picture. Randolph Scott in “The Nevadan” is the second feature and as a western star none surpass Randolph Scott. In all his screen career he is known for never having played in any but the best. “Black Hand” starring Gene Kelly and J. Carrol Naish is showing on Wednesday and Thursday. Attempting to track down Ihe killers of his father, Kelly in the role of an Italian, goes to “Little Italy” in New York and his experiences furnishes enough thrills for all before
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WIN OR LOSE CLUB MET WEDNESDAY WITH MRS. LUCILLE PETERS The Win or Lose club met Wednesday, Kept. 13th at the home of Mrs. Lucille Peters, at Lapaz. One guest was present, Mrs. Clarence Miller. Prizes were won by Mirs. Harry Gdllis, high, Mrs. Don Beezley, second and Berdena Hoffer, consolation. The next meeting will be with Berdena Hoffer, on Sept. 37th, at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mildred Hoffer.
NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS, NAPPANEE IND.
ATTENDANCE AT FIRST MEETING SHOWS INTEREST IN PARENT-TEACHERS ASS’N ')■ - Many attended the first P. T. A. meeting for the school year held last Wednesday evening, Sept. 13. The program began with group singing led by Lewis Hafbegger, Mrs. IHabegger at the piano. The Secretary’s report was read by Mrs. Gerald Stahiy. Jack Templeton gave the Treasurer’s report. A report on the budget was given by Phillip Quigely. Loud applause was heard when Mirs. Vernon Sharkey, president of the P. T. A. announced the project for the year was to black top the school playground. The Banner went to Miss Elva Schrock’s room for having the largest number of parents present at the meeting. Walter Ulery, program chairman announced the rest of the program for the evening. A solo was sung by Carol Postma, accompanied by Miss 'Dorothy Ritter. Barbara Coppes played a piano solo. Several violin selections were played by Mrs. Paul Schmiedel, wife of Rev. Paul Schmiedel pastor of the Lutheran church in Nappanee. Supt. William Kendall gave an introductory background of the new teachers and also introduced the other teachers who have taught before in the school. Rev. Don Jennings, pastor of the Methodist church, played two selections on the accordian. James Weddle, high school principal, spoke on the school program. The muisic presented by our talented members of the school and community was appreciated and enjoyed* toy all. It is hoped Raymer fir Raymer ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Phone—Dial 2-4206 216 W. High St. „ Elkhart, Ind. PHILLIPS 66 FARM DELIVERY Gasoline Motor Oil Fuel Oil John Deere Power Fuel Prompt Metered Service Phone Nappanee L-271
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that the good attendance will continue throughout the school year. [COUNTY LINE) (Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Overholser and -children were Sunday callers at the Monroe Overholser home. Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Truex were in Elkhart, Sunday. Saturday evening supper guests at the Elias Sariber 'borne were Richard Culy, of Hagerstown and Martha Sanber and Dale Leiter, of near Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. John Boilman, of Nappanee visited at the George Bellman home, Sunday. Sunday dinner guests at 'the William Truex home were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gordon, Mr. and
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Mrs. Moses Truex and son, Willard and Miss Dorothy Smith, of South Bend. Douglas Truex, son of Mrs. Melvin Truex, was ill at his home last week. Mrs. Herbert Ogle, of New Paris visited at the Floyd Gordon home, Saturday. Elder and Mrs. Elias Sarber and daughter, Shirley and son, Kenneth visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clindaniel and daughter, Lois, Sunday afternoon. IN MEMORIUM Henry Pfeiffer—ln loving memory of our father, who died an Sept. 26, 1636: September brings sad memories Os a loved one gone to rest, You will never be forgotten, By the ones who lotfed you best. —Your 'loving children
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PUBLIC SALE
Moving: to Nappanee and will sell at public auction at farm, 1 mile west and 314 miles south of Community Cento* store, or 3 14 miles northeast of Etna Green on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27TH Beginning at 1:00 P. M. the Following:
2 rope hoist Rubber tired wagon Flat rack Mower Side delivery rake Corn planter Weeder Cultivator Disc Spring tooth harrow Spike tooth harrow Riding plow Mud boat Some fence Road drag 1 good hay rope Hay fork IY2 test harness 5 horse collars Brooder stove Forks Shovels Spade Post diggers 1 ladder Butchering tools
TERMS—CASH Not Responsible for Accidents ORVAL LUTES Cal Stuckman. Auct. Delbert Lutes. Clerk
Blacksmith tool Anvil Forte Drill press Lot chains Cross ent saw Mowlnt scythe Fence charter, like new 150 boa. earn, more er lam 30 bus. oats, more or lam 100 bales hay Several tons loose hay l'set damp boards Seme Oak 3x4 2 cows
Monatram cook stove in rood shape 1 kitchen cabinet 2 heatinr stoves 1 dininr room table 1 clock 1 baby bed 1 tricycle 3 Aladdin lamps 1 brooder house and Miscellaneous Articles