r ^
| l . water line was installed
( v. >ty Hall and also to the
! iiait board building this
ek
tuter Program
day:— (Saturday;
Dl*5U 10:30 am (Grade school
children only until 1 pm)
JBRARY CLOSED
II Informal dancing
Old Time dance
n 1 pm
i to 5:00 Library open,
azel Owen
n hall & equip, reserved for
•ado school children till 6.
I Art class (Aileen Wade)
9 Library Open
larie West
sther Wiley
[[Center closed after 6 pm
Ik or Itotary Xmas program at
■[the Orphenm.
J|library closed
sdnesday:—
4:00 Giris (8-11) dancing class
R:00 Center closes
12:00 Midnight Mass
ursday:—
Xmas—Closed all day.
[day:—
7 to 9 Library open
Virginia Tesarik
9:00 Pot O’ Gold Dance
t. Dec 27— open 10:30 am
8:30 Squae dance
n. Dec 28— open at 1
13 to 5 Library open
9:00 Dancing
ed Dec 31— Volunteer Fire]
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Comedy Sunday
Matrimony under difficultie
lends to hilarious complications
for RKO-Radio’s new comedy
rpmance, "Lady Luck”, starring
Rabert Young, Barbara Hale
and Frank Morgan, and open
ing tomorrow at the Orpheum
Theatre.
The hectic love affair of a
newly-reformed gambler, played
by Young, and a girl who hates
all risk, Miss Hale, develops in
to a side-splitting story. Mor
gan plays Miss Hale’s poker
playing grandfather The action
takes place in Las Vegas, Nev..
where the pair go after their
wedding.
Miss Mildred Hettinger, Pride
dect of Paul Dooley, was guest
jf honor at a shower Tuesday
evening. Lilian Morris, Shirley
Muffley and Jackie Jones were
hostesses.
Guests at the shower -wre
Marco Kiilsgaard, Genevieve
Eisner, Marie Olsen, Margare'
Lightroot, Juanita Savoy, Cath
erine Blaukenburg, Lillian I am
ine, Dorothy Haag, Marjoiie
Gunderson, Jerry Eaton, Billee
Loan, Celeste Collins Ruth
Thompson, Kay Frost, Polly Ro
gers, Genie Miller, Eleanor Dool
ey, Jo Cooper, Justine Ilinckel,
and Mary Thorsheim.
* May the Babe of Bethlehem *
bless you this Christmas and grant you
many graces in the New ^ ear
Father Louis CB. Fink, S. 1.
& Parishioners of St. cMary s
War Technology Aids
Sleeping Comfort
Modern Automatic Blanket Incorpor
ates Features Used in Millions of
Electrically Heated Products For
Air 1' orce
If you aie lucky enough to secure new sleep
ing comfort this winter beneath an automatic
blanket, you cau attribute your new-found
sleeping luxury in part to the war, according to
Wes Rhoades, who said the new post-war Gen
eral Electric automatic blankets now sold here
incorporate various i-cientific principles which
the engineers of G. E. worked out in coopera
tion with engineers, flyers, technologists aiid
physiolog sts of the Army Air Forces.
‘The G.E. automatic blanket as such is now
11 years old,1’ Mr. Rhoades said. 1 Bm the
post war blanket is a shaip improvement over
the pie-war product because of its mauy ad
vanced features, some of which icsulted from
the work ihe G E. eug'neeiS did in developing
and manu acturing more than two million
pieces of electrically heated flying equipment
for the Army Air Forces The electrical heated
flying suits, goggles, boots, helm ts and gloves
used by our flyers in their heroic work aloft
had to stand up under much abu-e. Th»y had
to be tough. And G.E used in them a new wire
of extreme strength, one which can be bent
back and forth more than 100,000 times with
out breaking. This same type of wire is now
used in the automatic blanket and will outlive
the blanket fabric itself.
“The automatic blaoket, which makes it
possible for users to select the sleeping warmth
bestjisuited to the individual, and then to for
get this problem, supplies beat in scientifically
worked out cycles. The result," Mr. Rhoades
explained, "is that, instead of the sleeper be
ing too warm when the room first begins to
cool down in the evening, and too co'd once
the cold air has come in and circulated through
the bedroom, he is able to enjoy just the right
degree of warmth at all room temperatures.
This is done automatically through the opera
tion of an ingeniously devised control, sort of
an electric brain, all of which is contained in a
small, compact, plastic case which can remain
on the bed table or on the floor alongside the
bod . — ™
"This newest aid to relaxful deep may be
inspected heie where it is now being displayed
and sold.” Mr. Rhoades said.
GENERAL
AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC
BLANKETS
Single control automatic blanket.
The temperature same all over.
Colors: cedar - blue - rose.
Two control automatic blanket.
One-half blanket one temperature
Other half another.. .for your sleeping
pleasure. Colors: rose - blue.
THE LANE CEDAR CHEST
only tested aroma-tight
cedar chest. Built with 70
per cent 3-4 inch Red Gedar
1 in accordance with L). S.
Government recommenda
tions for moth killing.
SAMSON ALL-METAL
FOLDING TABLES & CHAWS
. . . with spring seats covered with Samsontex. Scratch
proof, Peel proof, Fire resistant. Resists ac;ds, Inks, Oil,
Grease, Alcohol.
General Electric Console Radio-Phonograph
Self-charging Battery Sets - Table Model
Swing Rockers
with Floating Eze Spring j
Occasional Chairs
Chrome Breakfast Sets
Magazine Racks
Wall Shelfs
Hassocks
Child’s table & chair sets
Metal SteD Stools
MANY MOM ITEMS
TO MAM A HAPPY XMAS HOME
(Closed Christmas thru New Year’s Day)
Rhoades Furniture Store