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THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK
FRIDAY, November 14, 1952
SURPRISE SHOWER HELD
FOR MRS. A. KUNDRAT
Mrs. Andrew Kundra~ was
the recipien¢ of many varied
baby gif~ at a shower given
for her by Air Force wives at
the Milwaukee Women's club
house ,on T~ursday, November
6. The opening of g~fts was pre-
ceded by a sun~tious pot-luck
mrpper served at a table deco-
rated ,in Autumn coN)rs wVch
diapered babies holding um-
brellas and chains of autumn
leaves. TwenCy-e~ght guests at-
tended the shower. Mrs. John.
Farrar headed the ccsnmibtee
£or plmming and w~ assiSted
by Mrs. Stanley Leake, Mrs.
Jack Swaim, and Mrs. Allen
GwinnCet. Mrs. Kundr~ pro-
fessed to be genuinely sur-
p~sed.
II I i I i till
924 W, Lf~Is Phons 0291
Pu , W hineton
III I
YOUR
FALL DCCORATING
DONE B~FORE TEE
• HOLIDAYS
" Bill ehadwick
C aarlSe Ward
1 ene 183 Lind,
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LOCALS --
Lt. Kermeth To mpkizm le~t
last week for Korea aver he
had taken his w~fe arrd family
*o their home in St. Paul, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H~2bbard
spent Tuesday in S~okan~.
The Milton Bisehoffs spent
Monday evening in Moses Lake
visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J~ke Freealtan.
,Mrs. C. J. Bogardus spen~
Mbnday and Tuesday in Sea-
ttle.
Mrs. Tommy Para and
Christy and Mrs. O. F. Ken-
fie4d are spending the week in
BeUir~l~am visiting ~'iendS
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrett at-
terrded the Aden~ county TB.
Association dinner Monday
n't~,t in Batzville.
Little Vickie Para is spend-
ing the wek with her garnd-
parents, Mr. and Mm. ~amrles
Davidson.
Esther Tenrvyhlll is spending
the week in. Seattle.
,Volmn~ Dale of Choteau,
Montana was a guest of his
nephew, Johnny Ness and' ~-
ily Tuesc~y evertirtg.
Charles Davidlsort and Wes
Kliphardt attended a District
Masonic meeting and banquet
in R~n!and T~es@.ay evendng.
uapt. Homer Stewart has re-
turned to the Othelk) /tAr
Base after 3 mor~ths schoo~in~
at Maxwell Field, Ala.
Floyd Harrima~ of l~tzvtlle
was an overn~gh~ guest of ~he
E1don Enrtis' Tuesday eve~Irrg.
Mrs. City'con Michel, Mrs.
Ran St. Imise and Mrs. Eldun
Ennis are plarm,in~g to ~ttend a
Cub Scout P~r,v-Wow in Spo-
kane Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krupa
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dorfley
spent Saturday evening in
• • m •
EVENING BY APPOINTMENTS
These portraits will be taken in your own home and
are very suitable for your Photo Christmas Cards for
this year---Drop in today and "ask for full particulars.
PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
BE SURE AND ORDER YOURS TODA~'I!
Hours 9 a. m. - 7 p. m. - Sundays 9 a. m. - l p m.
• • • GIVEN ME BY THE
VOTERS OF ADAgiOS COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL ELECTION
FOR THE OFFICE OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.
:er
Moses Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCourtie
and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reno
attended the "~fi~hts in Spokane
F~iday night.
Mrs. Clark Reedy and child-
ren ~)f Fairfield, Wash. were
weekend guests of ~he Joe Bar-
retts.
Mr. and" Mrs. Joe Barre~
spent Wednesd~ay in Ellensburg
on business.
Mrs. Helen Ferguscr~ and
dat~ghter Jenny are on the
sick list this week.
The Ben Kmmertwishers at-
tended the dedicatton of t~he
new Warden hi~ school Mo~-
day r ght.
The T. Endicotts raoved in,to
the Sinner house Tuesday.
The Carl Lochmiile~s spent
Sunday in Sl~]mne.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gar~o
sper~t the weekend in S@okmme.
Lt and Mrs. Dwight Cok re-
turned to Othello recen~tly. L~.
Cook has been ta,kin,g traindng
in fighter type jet aircraft.
~Ps. Sam Rates spen~ several
days in Spokane last week in
Spokane.
Mrs. Vern Harrison of PascO
was a guest of his parents the
Walter Gam~ hst week.
CAW & CAW
KT'rO~S
Phone 361~ OtheLlo
I
Mrs. Frances of
Wi~ita. Kan. is v£siting her
sister, Mrs. J. D. Ad~arns.
Save With
U. S. Saeings Bonds
RENOqJ
OFFICE S~ttYICE
• Phone ~k~3
OtheUo, Wuhington
Office Hours: 8:30 to 12:00
1:00 p~n. to 5:00 p.m.
E. M. Scoff C0.
Realtor
P.O. Box 447
OTHELLO. WA,SHINGTON
3612
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You can ob~ a complete
set of
"Perfection"
BRAND
25-YEAR GUARANTEED
Aluminum Ware
BY
TRADING AT OUR STORE
6-q,t. Coveva
This piece and ~aa~ny others--
bsolumly free to our custom-
ers. We are dividin~ our pro-
£its--we are ,maldn(g it more
wx)rth ymn" while ~han ever
to TRADE wlrrH L~S.
No Advance in Prices
Come in Rnd see o~.r beautiful,
rlisplay o~ the ~N
Aluminum Wave. Ask ,for cata-
logue desc~bing the different
piece. Let us stand E~re ex:
pense of equ£pping your kit-
chen with Aluminum Cookir~g
Utensils.
Full Particulars at Our Sto~e
PLACE YOUR ORDERS
NOW FOR-----
• ,i
3 POUND TIN
JEWEL. SHORTENING
2 POUND PKG.
CRACKERS ............................
7Sc
.... 2~C
IT'S WONDERFULLY NEWel0 OZ. PKG.
CORNFETTI breakfast cereal
CHILDREN'S RUBBERIZED
MITTENS .............................. pr. 35c
Mystery Hour Means
Free Groceries Every
Saturday to Someone
the way---
To WIN OUR FREE $5.00
MERCHANDISE GIFT which
we give away every Saturday
is io be in our store during
our MYSTERY HOUR. The
Person neares~ the MAGIC
CIRCLE will win the FREE
$5 worlh of groceries,..Just
to prove that it always pays to
shop at LEACH'S Groceryll
If You Don't See It, Ask For it,
• ,.WE HAVE
AFTER ALL, ~T'HE ,BEST PLACE TO TRADE
GROC
'MEI~B~h OF U.R. M. STORES '
(You Name It, We Get It)
WE TAKE ORDERS FOR FLOWERS
Funeral Sprays and Wreaths
Bocmets and Wedding Arrangements
WHILE THEY LAST
MEN'S WOOL
sox pr. 35c