PAGE FOUR
Park River News
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Meagher were
in Grand Forks Saturday evening.
Guests on Monday at the Ernie
Berger home were Mrs. Eddie Skj-
erven and Mrs. Dean Skjerven of
Grafton.
Miss Vera Warner expects to be
in St. Paul to spend the holidays at
the home of her brother-in-law and
sister; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ellingson.
At the Churches
PABK RIVER LUTHERAN Pazish
Our Saviour's: Thursday, (today)
carol choir rehearses at 3:30, The
junior and semor choirs will not
rehearse today.
Friday: The Sunday School pro-
gram lor the upper grades will be
glven at 7 p. m.
Sunday: Christmas Day Festival
service at 9:30 a. m. Sermon theme,
"The Good News of a Great Gift."
Offerings for the building fund and
or the orgamst. A special invitation
is extended to friends in the com-
munity who have no regular church
home or do not have church ser-
vices to worship with us.
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Meeting of
the Luther League officers, both
new and old, together with their
advisors.
8 p. m. Volunteers meet to assem-
ble "The Parish Visitor.'
Pleasant Valley: Monday, Christ-
mas service 11 a. m Sunday school
program, 8 p. m.
Golden Valley: Sunday, Christ-
mas service at 11. Tuseday: Christ-
mas Sunday school program at 8 p.
m.
L. E. Smestad, pastor
FEDERATED CHUICH
No meeting of the Presbyterian
Evening aid in December.
No Sunday school next Sunday.
EDINBURG FREE CHURCH
Garfield Sunday school pro-
gram Dec. 23. Christmas service on
Monday, Dec. 26 at 9:30.
St. Peter: Christmas service Sun.
Ie. 25, at 9:30. Sunday school pro-
gram Monday evening, Dec. 26.
Aadalen Chirstmas service Sun.
Dec. 25, at 11:15. Joint Sunday
School program with Sylvesta on
Sunday evening in Fairdale.
Hitterdal Christmas program will
be given Christmas night. Christmas
services Monday, Dec. 26 at lh15.
Luther League will help with our
Wake Night Service.
Parish Note: A hayride for the
youth of the community Tuesday,
Dec. 27, Come for the fun.
L. B. Underbakke, pastor
ST. PETER EPISCOPAL
Morning worship at 9:45,
Special Christmas Eve service be-
ginning at 11 p. m. Dec. 24.
Rev. S. A. Glasgow, rector
BETHEL BAPTIST
Henry A. Bober. Pastor
Sunday school at i0 a. m. Classes
for all ages,
Morning worshi at II a. m.
Youth Evangelistic service 7:45.
Midweek prayer aml Bible study
each Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the
church. All welcome.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
Midnight Mass Christmas Eve.
Christmas day: Mass and holy com-
munion at 10 a. m.
HOOPLE CHURCH NEWS
Rev. James R. Sonnenberg
First Lutheran: Sund@y school
program, Fric]ay, Dec. 23, at 7:30.
Christmas Eve service at 10:30 p.
m. Christmas day, service, 8 a. m.
Hvideso: Christmas day service,
9:30 a. m.
Park Center: Christmas day ser-
vice at I1 a. m.
ZIOI, LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, Dec. 25:10:30 Christmas
worship service.
Monday, Dec. 26, 7:30, Sunday
school Christmas program.
Wed, Dec. 28, 7:30 Luther League
Christmas party at home of Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Midgarden.
South Trinity: Sun. Dec. 25: Wor-
ship service, 9 a. m
Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2 p. m. Luther
League Christmas party at the Ru-
dolph Her/son home.
Sunday school teachers will ,have
their Christmas party at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Millard Torkelon
at 7:30.
Oliver F Johnson, pastor
EDINBURG LUTHERAN" "PAHISH
All high school students are in-
vited to a caroling party Dec. 22 at
7:30 p, m. Meet at parsonage. Will
visit sick and shut-ins and return
to parsonage for refreshments.
Trinity: Saturday, no confirma-
tion classes. Christmas day service,
9:30 a. m. No Sunday school. Christ-
mas offerln for Luther Seminary
Develoument fund.
Odalen: Christmas day service at
IId0 a. m. Christmas offerln¢ for
Luther Seminary Deve]oument fund
If weather is bad, service will be
Monday at 9:30. Children s program
8 P. m. Dee..25,
Zion. Union--Dec, 25: service 8 a.
m, Offertn to Luther minarv
Develovment fund. If weather is
:. bad, rvce will be held Monday at
11 "0 clock.
Robert Bergemn, pastor
The Sunday school members of
the Federated church had their
Christmas tree and program Sun-
day afterrioon at the church. Can-
dy and nuts were distributed at the
close of the afternoon.
More than 100 youngsters attend-
ed the traditional Christmas tree
[and program at St. Mary's Catho-
cite church Sunday afternoon. Reci-
tations and musical numbers were
given and Santa Claus was present
to distribute ',ifts, candy and ap-
ples.
Holiday guests of Mr. a-'d Mrs.
I Bert Hardy are their daughters,
Kay, a student at the Colie<e of St.
Catherine, Sa. Paul, Kcitha, a stu-
dent nurse at St. Mary's h,)spital,
Minneapolis, their son. De:ne, of
St. Paul and their son and dauh-
ter-in-law and children, Billie. Bob-
hie and Jan Eline. of San Diego,
Calif,
A Christmas party was given at
the girls dormitory of th: Walsh
County School for the 18 girls who
live there during the school year.
A decorated tree was a feature of
the event, gifts were exchanged
and carols were sung. The girls
were served a Christmas dinner
with all the trimmings Tuesday at
noon.
Mesdames L. W. Johnson. Herb
Thiele and Jake Mater belatedly
report a trukey dinner which was
served November 30 for the Order
of the Rainbow for Girls at the
Masonic temple, The Order now has
19 members and four new ones
were initiated at that time. They
were Marlene Bjorneby, Marjorie
Midgarden, Janice Gillespie and
Carol Turner.
W COUNTY PRESS PARK RIVER, NORTH DAKOTA
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1955
l
George Oaks and Nels Benson left t BANK TO CLOSE
Sunday for Washington where they The First State Bank will close at
expect to he employed for the win- noon today ¢Thursday) and remain
ter. !closed for the day in tribute to
Miss Gertrude Spornitz, who pass-
Miss Joanne Eyolfson, who is era- ed away Tuesday. She was a mem-
ployed as a pharamcist in Miami. l ber of the bank's insurance staff for
Fla., has a month's vacation which three and a half years.
she is spending here at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ey-
olfson.
The Sunday school teachers of
the Federated church had a party
Thursday evening for children from
the third grade and up. On Friday
tlaey had a party for children be-
low the third grade. Both groups
.exchanged gifts, played games and
san carols. Lunch was servud at
both parties.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Johnson and
children Rieky and Jill. plan to
leave Frid:y for Fairfax. Minn., to
spend Christmas "with Mrs. John-
son's parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. S.
Setterstrom. formerly of Park Riv-
er. They will also visit with Mr.
Johnson's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graving.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Alex Parke at their home Dec. 9
were Mrs Helms Bruce. Mrs. Cass
Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Parke.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettit and
children. Jerry and Lila. of Me
Ville. were week end guests at the
hmc of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar White,
I)tu'enI of Mrs. Pettit.
ThorlcK Moe is confined to his
home in this city, having suffered
a sewre ankle strain in a fall while
at work on the new addition to the
Walsh County School.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C, Fursteneau
Sunday visitors at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Everson in Grafton.
In the evening they attended the
Mrs. Fridjon Thorleifson. Mrs. C. concert given by the Federated
E. O'Brien and Mrs. Roland Bate-churchchoir of which Mrs. Everson FAMILY PLEAN:
man were joint hostesses for the is the director. LDE "--'/
annual Christmas party given for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Erickson and,
the women of the Federated church. Larry, of Tacoma, Wash., arrived ]
The party was hld Wednesday of Thursday to spend some time with [
last wek at the home of Mrs. Thor- Mrs. Erickson's parents, Mr. and I "
leifson. Mrs. John R. Ferguson read Mrs. Edgar White. Mr. Erickson,.i
the Ch;rMmas story. Carols were who is in the air force, has a 30-day
sung and the group prepared a box leave and will also visit his parents,
f°r a ]°cal family" Lunch was the Mr" and Mrs' Ler°y Ericks°n in this 1 ,';
concluding ]
featm'e of the evening, city
(00ff -,
Please Note
FRIDAY SATURDAY
. .,,,,,CHRISTMAS
O. P. Olson Hdwe
"FO WISH YOU A
S. Ebbsen
Beginning Sunday, January 1, our store will be
closed all day Sundays until warm weather. Your
cooperation is asked, especially in the matter of
refill prescriptions---please try to remember them
on Saturdays. New prescriptions--- just dial 22532
and it will be taken care of right away. This is
about the only break we get (especially the boss).
Thanks and Happy Sundays.
Eyoifson Rexall Drug
AND ALL OODWISHES
To You at Yuletide
It's hardly enough to say "Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year" and anay, that sounds kind of
stereotyped (spelling?).
We wish for you all the blessings, material and
spiritual for the next 365 days in particular and the
rest of your years as well.
It is pleasant to know your people and be able to
please them most of the time, We'll try anyway.
We wish for you happiness, peace of mind, secur-
ity and an abundance of all good things.
From all of us at...
EYOLFSON DRUG
Dial 36751 Park River, N. D.
Hoople Lutheran Churches
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
FIRST LUTHERAN
Sunday school program, Friday. Dec. 23 at 7:30 p. m.
Christmas Eve: Service 10:30 P. M.
Christmas Day Service 8 a. m.
HVIDESO --
Sunday school program, Sunday, Dec. 18, 3 p. m.
Christmas day service 9:30 a. m.
PARK CENTER-
Sunday School program Wednesday, Dec. 21, 7:30
p.m.
Christmas Day service at 11 a. m.
A Blessed Christmas to each and every member
and friend of these churches.
REV. JAMES R. SONNENBERG
ADANT ROAST
COFFEE
............... BA, G
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
FAIRWAY 7 FLAVORS
GELATIN DES00IIT00 5 -- 27,
STRAWBERRY PURE
-m,vn 4 +oz 89,
...... .. GLASSES
RYNU$
FOIL WRAP 25,
• • • o @ o. 0,0. 4J, ql,,4, 4J
Meats
BEEF STEAK, Sirloin Ib 55€
VEAL STEAK AND CHOPS ........................ Ib 55€
PORK SAUSAGE ROLLS Ib 25€
LIVER SAUSAGE, Home Made .................... Ib 49€
HAMS, Regular Half or Whole ..................... lb.
PICNICS, Swift's Premum, Ready to Eat lb.
DUCKS, Country Dressed ......................... Ib 39€
TURKEYS, GEESE AND 1.UDEFISK
Fruit & Vegetables
BANANAS, Golden Ripe,
TOKAY GRAPES
VALENCIA ORANGES
RADISHES, Cello Bags
TOMATOES
Extra Special
Three merchandise prizes giv-
en every Saturday. A chance
with every cash purchase of $2
or more.
BURES
PRIZES
1st, 50 lbs Flour
2rid Panda
3rd 10 lbs Sugar
|
Park River, North Dakota
2 Ibs 35€
2 Ibs 34€
42€
2
Tube 19€
!
22571
PAGE FOUR
Park River News
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Meagher were
in Grand Forks Saturday evening.
Guests on Monday at the Ernie
Berger home were Mrs. Eddie Skj-
erven and Mrs. Dean Skjerven of
Grafton.
Miss Vera Warner expects to be
in St. Paul to spend the holidays at
the home of her brother-in-law and
sister; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ellingson.
At the Churches
PABK RIVER LUTHERAN Pazish
Our Saviour's: Thursday, (today)
carol choir rehearses at 3:30, The
junior and semor choirs will not
rehearse today.
Friday: The Sunday School pro-
gram lor the upper grades will be
glven at 7 p. m.
Sunday: Christmas Day Festival
service at 9:30 a. m. Sermon theme,
"The Good News of a Great Gift."
Offerings for the building fund and
or the orgamst. A special invitation
is extended to friends in the com-
munity who have no regular church
home or do not have church ser-
vices to worship with us.
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Meeting of
the Luther League officers, both
new and old, together with their
advisors.
8 p. m. Volunteers meet to assem-
ble "The Parish Visitor.'
Pleasant Valley: Monday, Christ-
mas service 11 a. m Sunday school
program, 8 p. m.
Golden Valley: Sunday, Christ-
mas service at 11. Tuseday: Christ-
mas Sunday school program at 8 p.
m.
L. E. Smestad, pastor
FEDERATED CHUICH
No meeting of the Presbyterian
Evening aid in December.
No Sunday school next Sunday.
EDINBURG FREE CHURCH
Garfield Sunday school pro-
gram Dec. 23. Christmas service on
Monday, Dec. 26 at 9:30.
St. Peter: Christmas service Sun.
Ie. 25, at 9:30. Sunday school pro-
gram Monday evening, Dec. 26.
Aadalen Chirstmas service Sun.
Dec. 25, at 11:15. Joint Sunday
School program with Sylvesta on
Sunday evening in Fairdale.
Hitterdal Christmas program will
be given Christmas night. Christmas
services Monday, Dec. 26 at lh15.
Luther League will help with our
Wake Night Service.
Parish Note: A hayride for the
youth of the community Tuesday,
Dec. 27, Come for the fun.
L. B. Underbakke, pastor
ST. PETER EPISCOPAL
Morning worship at 9:45,
Special Christmas Eve service be-
ginning at 11 p. m. Dec. 24.
Rev. S. A. Glasgow, rector
BETHEL BAPTIST
Henry A. Bober. Pastor
Sunday school at i0 a. m. Classes
for all ages,
Morning worshi at II a. m.
Youth Evangelistic service 7:45.
Midweek prayer aml Bible study
each Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the
church. All welcome.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
Midnight Mass Christmas Eve.
Christmas day: Mass and holy com-
munion at 10 a. m.
HOOPLE CHURCH NEWS
Rev. James R. Sonnenberg
First Lutheran: Sund@y school
program, Fric]ay, Dec. 23, at 7:30.
Christmas Eve service at 10:30 p.
m. Christmas day, service, 8 a. m.
Hvideso: Christmas day service,
9:30 a. m.
Park Center: Christmas day ser-
vice at I1 a. m.
ZIOI, LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, Dec. 25:10:30 Christmas
worship service.
Monday, Dec. 26, 7:30, Sunday
school Christmas program.
Wed, Dec. 28, 7:30 Luther League
Christmas party at home of Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Midgarden.
South Trinity: Sun. Dec. 25: Wor-
ship service, 9 a. m
Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2 p. m. Luther
League Christmas party at the Ru-
dolph Her/son home.
Sunday school teachers will ,have
their Christmas party at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Millard Torkelon
at 7:30.
Oliver F Johnson, pastor
EDINBURG LUTHERAN" "PAHISH
All high school students are in-
vited to a caroling party Dec. 22 at
7:30 p, m. Meet at parsonage. Will
visit sick and shut-ins and return
to parsonage for refreshments.
Trinity: Saturday, no confirma-
tion classes. Christmas day service,
9:30 a. m. No Sunday school. Christ-
mas offerln for Luther Seminary
Develoument fund.
Odalen: Christmas day service at
IId0 a. m. Christmas offerln¢ for
Luther Seminary Deve]oument fund
If weather is bad, service will be
Monday at 9:30. Children s program
8 P. m. Dee..25,
Zion. Union--Dec, 25: service 8 a.
m, Offertn to Luther minarv
Develovment fund. If weather is
:. bad, rvce will be held Monday at
11 "0 clock.
Robert Bergemn, pastor
The Sunday school members of
the Federated church had their
Christmas tree and program Sun-
day afterrioon at the church. Can-
dy and nuts were distributed at the
close of the afternoon.
More than 100 youngsters attend-
ed the traditional Christmas tree
[and program at St. Mary's Catho-
cite church Sunday afternoon. Reci-
tations and musical numbers were
given and Santa Claus was present
to distribute ',ifts, candy and ap-
ples.
Holiday guests of Mr. a-'d Mrs.
I Bert Hardy are their daughters,
Kay, a student at the Colie<e of St.
Catherine, Sa. Paul, Kcitha, a stu-
dent nurse at St. Mary's h,)spital,
Minneapolis, their son. De:ne, of
St. Paul and their son and dauh-
ter-in-law and children, Billie. Bob-
hie and Jan Eline. of San Diego,
Calif,
A Christmas party was given at
the girls dormitory of th: Walsh
County School for the 18 girls who
live there during the school year.
A decorated tree was a feature of
the event, gifts were exchanged
and carols were sung. The girls
were served a Christmas dinner
with all the trimmings Tuesday at
noon.
Mesdames L. W. Johnson. Herb
Thiele and Jake Mater belatedly
report a trukey dinner which was
served November 30 for the Order
of the Rainbow for Girls at the
Masonic temple, The Order now has
19 members and four new ones
were initiated at that time. They
were Marlene Bjorneby, Marjorie
Midgarden, Janice Gillespie and
Carol Turner.
W COUNTY PRESS PARK RIVER, NORTH DAKOTA
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1955
l
George Oaks and Nels Benson left t BANK TO CLOSE
Sunday for Washington where they The First State Bank will close at
expect to he employed for the win- noon today ¢Thursday) and remain
ter. !closed for the day in tribute to
Miss Gertrude Spornitz, who pass-
Miss Joanne Eyolfson, who is era- ed away Tuesday. She was a mem-
ployed as a pharamcist in Miami. l ber of the bank's insurance staff for
Fla., has a month's vacation which three and a half years.
she is spending here at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ey-
olfson.
The Sunday school teachers of
the Federated church had a party
Thursday evening for children from
the third grade and up. On Friday
tlaey had a party for children be-
low the third grade. Both groups
.exchanged gifts, played games and
san carols. Lunch was servud at
both parties.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Johnson and
children Rieky and Jill. plan to
leave Frid:y for Fairfax. Minn., to
spend Christmas "with Mrs. John-
son's parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. S.
Setterstrom. formerly of Park Riv-
er. They will also visit with Mr.
Johnson's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graving.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Alex Parke at their home Dec. 9
were Mrs Helms Bruce. Mrs. Cass
Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Parke.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettit and
children. Jerry and Lila. of Me
Ville. were week end guests at the
hmc of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar White,
I)tu'enI of Mrs. Pettit.
ThorlcK Moe is confined to his
home in this city, having suffered
a sewre ankle strain in a fall while
at work on the new addition to the
Walsh County School.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C, Fursteneau
Sunday visitors at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Everson in Grafton.
In the evening they attended the
Mrs. Fridjon Thorleifson. Mrs. C. concert given by the Federated
E. O'Brien and Mrs. Roland Bate-churchchoir of which Mrs. Everson FAMILY PLEAN:
man were joint hostesses for the is the director. LDE "--'/
annual Christmas party given for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Erickson and,
the women of the Federated church. Larry, of Tacoma, Wash., arrived ]
The party was hld Wednesday of Thursday to spend some time with [
last wek at the home of Mrs. Thor- Mrs. Erickson's parents, Mr. and I "
leifson. Mrs. John R. Ferguson read Mrs. Edgar White. Mr. Erickson,.i
the Ch;rMmas story. Carols were who is in the air force, has a 30-day
sung and the group prepared a box leave and will also visit his parents,
f°r a ]°cal family" Lunch was the Mr" and Mrs' Ler°y Ericks°n in this 1 ,';
concluding ]
featm'e of the evening, city
(00ff -,
Please Note
FRIDAY SATURDAY
. .,,,,,CHRISTMAS
O. P. Olson Hdwe
"FO WISH YOU A
S. Ebbsen
Beginning Sunday, January 1, our store will be
closed all day Sundays until warm weather. Your
cooperation is asked, especially in the matter of
refill prescriptions---please try to remember them
on Saturdays. New prescriptions--- just dial 22532
and it will be taken care of right away. This is
about the only break we get (especially the boss).
Thanks and Happy Sundays.
Eyoifson Rexall Drug
AND ALL OODWISHES
To You at Yuletide
It's hardly enough to say "Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year" and anay, that sounds kind of
stereotyped (spelling?).
We wish for you all the blessings, material and
spiritual for the next 365 days in particular and the
rest of your years as well.
It is pleasant to know your people and be able to
please them most of the time, We'll try anyway.
We wish for you happiness, peace of mind, secur-
ity and an abundance of all good things.
From all of us at...
EYOLFSON DRUG
Dial 36751 Park River, N. D.
Hoople Lutheran Churches
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
FIRST LUTHERAN
Sunday school program, Friday. Dec. 23 at 7:30 p. m.
Christmas Eve: Service 10:30 P. M.
Christmas Day Service 8 a. m.
HVIDESO --
Sunday school program, Sunday, Dec. 18, 3 p. m.
Christmas day service 9:30 a. m.
PARK CENTER-
Sunday School program Wednesday, Dec. 21, 7:30
p.m.
Christmas Day service at 11 a. m.
A Blessed Christmas to each and every member
and friend of these churches.
REV. JAMES R. SONNENBERG
ADANT ROAST
COFFEE
............... BA, G
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
FAIRWAY 7 FLAVORS
GELATIN DES00IIT00 5 -- 27,
STRAWBERRY PURE
-m,vn 4 +oz 89,
...... .. GLASSES
RYNU$
FOIL WRAP 25,
• • • o @ o. 0,0. 4J, ql,,4, 4J
Meats
BEEF STEAK, Sirloin Ib 55€
VEAL STEAK AND CHOPS ........................ Ib 55€
PORK SAUSAGE ROLLS Ib 25€
LIVER SAUSAGE, Home Made .................... Ib 49€
HAMS, Regular Half or Whole ..................... lb.
PICNICS, Swift's Premum, Ready to Eat lb.
DUCKS, Country Dressed ......................... Ib 39€
TURKEYS, GEESE AND 1.UDEFISK
Fruit & Vegetables
BANANAS, Golden Ripe,
TOKAY GRAPES
VALENCIA ORANGES
RADISHES, Cello Bags
TOMATOES
Extra Special
Three merchandise prizes giv-
en every Saturday. A chance
with every cash purchase of $2
or more.
BURES
PRIZES
1st, 50 lbs Flour
2rid Panda
3rd 10 lbs Sugar
|
Park River, North Dakota
2 Ibs 35€
2 Ibs 34€
42€
2
Tube 19€
!
22571
