Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 14

BE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1941. DAILY CROSSWORD LUTHERANS END- ment" exercises Sunday afternoon in the auditorium at North junior school. Rev. George Stemnvmeni-ber of the faculty or Loras college at Dubuaue. the SYNOD PARLEY UBK guNUFit rTmRt oBiquIIQpaEZe r-Z- EE r.

ARQ A A.QB CAB1NI fSU AVE si orr 3BILIEIW graduation address and Rev. Ed .24. Concealed 27. Accumulate 28. Walked lamely 29.

Trial 30. Unit of length 31. Act of selling again 32. Fragrant oleoresin wmieimkuhler, president of Trin 5. Slate trimming tool 6.

Diminutive suffix 7. Lower 8. Sumptuous 9. Fated 10. Twist 13.

An armed band 15. Flowerless New Stamped Pieces for You to Embroider ity college and the college of mirs ing, presented the diplomas. GRADUATION AT NURSING SCHOOL '60 Students at St. Joseph's Hospital Receive Diplomas Sixty student nurses at St. Joseph's Mercy College of Nursing Greetings to the graduating nurses from the hospital medical staff were given by Dr.

Frank Mc Final Sessions Held in Annual Danish -Group Meet Pastors and delegates from 40 Lutheran churches in S6uth Dakota and Iowa closed the four-day Carthy and Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J.

Berger introduced the speakers, Music was furnished by the Sioux 34: Coronets 36. A father 42. Salt 43. Greek letter 44. Highest card plant 16.

Aquatic mammal 18. Seamen 19 To twirl Saturday' Answer 47. Masurium (sym.) 48. Half an em Cityans orchestra. At baccalaureate services Sun- received diplomas at commence-J annual convention of the Danish day morning in the hospital chapel, Msgr.

Berger celebrated a high mass and Rev. Father Leimkuhler preached the sermon. Students who received diplomas included: Ann Atterbury, Dakota City; Viola Baldner. SU AnsKr, Anita Bertrand. FhyHU Birch, Mason City.

Virginia Bock, Paullina. BJanchc Bromert. Wasrner. g. V-: Ardean Brown, Sioux City; Josephine Burns, Emmets-burg.

Edna Chrlstensen, Trent, 8. D. Kathryn Clay, Mason City, Fran-res demons, Thornton, Ellen Colseh, New Albin. XKretta Connolly. Elk Point: Lu.

ile Crevier. Jefferson; Evelyn Daneiiy, Dougherty, Clarlta Dieter, Vail, Myma Dose, Remseri, Mildred Dresselhaus, New Albin; Margaret Fait, Wahonda, 8- V- Ada Fandel. Radman, Betty Ferle-man, Mason City: Alice Glackin, Everly, Helen Hand: Hartley, Dixie Holmes. Sioux City: Elizabeth Jalas, Sutherland, Elizabeth Jessen. Maple-ton; La Vina Johnson.

Garner, Melva Kas. Peterson, Ia. Pauline Kearney, Clutier, Gwendolyn Keat, Garner; Anna Marie Kinney. Sioux City; Betty Koch. Storm Lake; 1 Eleanors Kreber, Granville, Ia.

Mary Kueny. Mapleton Norma Kunkel, LeMars: Irene La Frentz. Floyd, Luella Langman, Charles City. Luella Lammert South Sioux City; Jean Lattlmer, Mason City; Gladys Logan, Dougherty; Mary Louise McDer-mott, Boone, Ia. Genevieve McGrath.

Green, Gertrude Ann Mack, Spencer, Ia. i Mary Rita Mertes. Merrill: Irene Monk. Ruthven. Ia.

Gertrude Murphy. Sioux City; Mary Catherine Neary. Emmets-burg; Ruth Payne, Algona. Virginia Peterson, Sanborn, Ia. Mary Jane Sle-beck, Cherokee, Ia.

Virginia Sloan, Cor-with, Ia. Margaret Stack. Albion, Marion Swanson. Centerville. S.

D. Alice Reynen, Sioux City; Carol Ross, Crofton, Margaret Ryan, Emmetsburg; Frances Tiernan, Waverly, Ia. Mary Walter. Hartington, and Lorraine Wathier, Centerville. synod's Iowa district Sunday night Pattern Cloths in cut work, cross.

stitch and Lazy Daisy patterns are beautiful, 36 inch sq. at $3 to 60 by 80 inch size at $8 Samplers with frame, pattern and- floss ....1.69 Twin samplers with frame, pattern and floss at 1.98 36 inch fringed cloth in pink, at 2.25 Infants' kimonos, 1.19 blankets, 1.29 and 145 and bib sets at 89c and 1.19 Pillow cases at Sij 1.19, 1.29 Guest towels at 59c, 69c, 75c OS mm at Our Savior's Lutheran church. Rev. A. P.

Anderson of Neola foment. ACROSS 1. Inhabitant 8- Inscribed. as a book 10. Dry.

as wine 11. Levy 12. Apex 14. Music character 16. Begone! 17.

Old Norse poetry 19. Abounds 20. Additional 21. Goods 22. Pronoun 23.

Nothing 25. From (prefix) 26. Cover 27. Aluminum (sym.) 29. A drink 31.

Music note 33. Bishop's headdress 35. Part of coat 37. Astray 38. Rub out 39.

Young oyster 40. Unit of weight 41. Weight of India 42. Mineral I spring 45. High priest of Israel 46.

Native of Damascus 49. Prominent gave the linai aaaress aunaay WW IONI OF A SERI1S OP ADS PRIPARID WITH THI 1 INDIVIDUAL NIIOS OF INDIYIDUAl MIN IN MIND IMI C.TJL And many, other new things to embroider including needlepoint and new rugs. night to climax a day of sermons by Rev. Stanley Larsen of Des Moines, Rev. Anders Hansen of Elk Horn, Rev.

M. G. Chrisfensen of Cedar Falls and Rev. Theodore MARTIN'S THIRD FLOOR. ART I.

Jensen of Audubon. ARE YOU VARSITY Next year's convention will be held at Elk Horn. the latter part of August. In addition to pas tors and delegates Sunday, more OR JUST A SCRUB? than 200 guests were present for r- v- 1 the various services, Rev. K.

M. Matthiesen, pastor of the host church, said. 4 tl- Demonstration i4 is tt 33 34 35 3fa up 3" 40 43 44 7 45 4 4i 4.i Five Arrests Made in Sunday Raids by Y.M C. Staff Opens Two-Day Conference i Vi4 A two-day retreat for members Rollette for New Hair-Do Police Morals Squad William Theison and Russell of the Y. M.

C. A. staff of direc tors opened Sunday at the Ki- White, police morals I squad of i- wanis Sioux camp at Crystal lake The conference will close today. cers, made five arrests in two raids Sunday morning. Objective of the gathering is to DOWN 1.

Fairly good 2. Editor (abbr.) 3. Insect egg 4. South American river: A charge of maintaining a liquor 50 outline a program for the fall months. Wives of staff members nuisance was nied i against a woman who identified herself as Virginia Doolas, 48, following her will be guests tonight at a supper meeting.

Entertainment will arrest at 1 124 -Fourth street. follow, Two other women who said they CRYPTOQUOTE A cryptogram quotation A BTXC F.J BVGZCZG The meetings are being held in were Alice Boyd, 29, and Mrs. Ar- YXCfTL the new Kiwanis lodge. J. H.

lene Bakas, 34, were arrested at the same, address and are being A Godtfring, general secretary of the Y. is presiding over the sessions. A A BLYKC. held in the city jail for investiga RGG A SYC GRNMAZP FAR tion. At 1008 Vz Fourth street the of WRINKLES SHOULD MERELY IN- Saturday's Crvotoauote! Reckless Driving Is ficers arrested a woman who said DICATE WHERE SMILES HAVE BEEN TWAIN.

All this week in our no-tion department we'll instruct you in the use of this device which clamps your hair firmly, yet makes soft looking pompadour arid rolls that mould neatly io the head. Two styles, one for nape of neck and short or long for the sides. i See It Demonstrated This Week Only! Distributed bjr Kins Feature Syndicate, Jsj she was Dorothy M. Muir, 24, and charged her with violation of the city beer ordinance. A man who identified himself as Ernest E.

Mc- There's as much difference between dressing casually and carelessly as there is between being Varsity tor scrub calibre. Fa? enough away, they may look alike, but on close scrutiny you can easily see the difference. Too many fellows accept carelessness in appearance as a substitute for real casual clothing. If you're going back to school, let us give you some pointers about really casual clothes. Ease Is the Word for These Varsity Town Casual Clothes in Looks, Pit and Price BRIDESMAID CITY BRIEFS Clurg, 37, was arrested at the same address and charged with the illegal sale of intoxicating liquor.

Charged to filolorist A state charge of reckless driving was filed against a man who identified himself as George Hardy, 21, 1208 Jackson street, following his arrest Sunday morning at Third and Water streets byj Patrolman Bucchino. Hardy, was released on $200 bail bonds pending a hearing which was set for 9 o'clock Thursday morning in municipal court. I Another indication that fall is approaching was the closing! Sunday of the city's four swimming 15-Y ear-Old Twins Wed School Chums pools, Leif Ericson, Leeds, River MARTIN'S NOTIONS FIRST FLOOR Albuquerque, N. M. VP) The side and Lewis.

Wading pools at marriage of 15 -year-old twin Anderson park and Children park closed Saturday. brothers to their high school sweethearts was disclosed by their 7 Members of Epiphany Council parents Sunday. 743, Knights of Columbus, attended St. Joseph's Catholic churchj in a William Gleason, Albuquerque mail earner, said his daughters, VJJL body Sunday morning to attend mass and receive holy communion. Margaret, 14, and.

Frances, 15, mr five eloped with Ivan and Irvin Rymes, OnlySDaysM Martin's ''Fur Women of the church served Albuquerque high school fresh breakfast to the Knights after the men, and that parental approval service. Harris tweed gets its name from an old family of Europe. True or False? Sale BIRTHS WOERTENDYKE In Sioux City, August 31, 1941, at St. Jk False. Harris tweeds are so called because they are woven on the Isle of Harris, off the west coast of Scotland.

MEN'S STORE FLOOR 2 Joseph's hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. subsequently was given. Margaret and Ivan were married in nearby Bernalillo August 13. The next day the young new-lyweds accompanied Frances and Irvin to Bernalillo to witness their ceremony.

The newlyweds, now living with their parents, plan to continue their schooling. O. Woertendyke, 1502 Uones Prices WittTIfe Higher After Sept 6th street, a son. BOSSOW In Sioux City, i August 31, 1941, at St. Vincent's hospital, to Mr.

and Ray Miss Rae Maree Clark IN the wedding party of Miss Mar i anna Poe and Tom Clark Saturday night, was Mr. Clark's sister, Miss Rae Maree Clark. Bossow, 911 First avenue, South Sioux City, a son. I GREENY In Sioux City, August 30, 1941, at St. Joseph's hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. i Bur-dette Greeny, 3424 Jones street, a son. -i MYCKA In Sioux City, August 31, 1941, at St. Joseph's hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Toney Mycka, 2015 Allan street, a son. How fo get your NOW SAVE 20 to 40 Martin's Custom Hudson Seal Dyed Coney FUNERALS iploma wood water tank. 723 Nebraska street, $300. Clarence Paul, addition to frame dwelling. 300 8.

Casselman street, 1300. Independent school district, addition to Emerson school, 2408 W. First street, $22,500. Independent school district, addition to Leeds high school, 3919 Jefferson street. $30,000.

I. C. Cook, erection of frame garage, SS01 8. Peterson street. $100.

this semester MELADY The funeral of John Melady will be held at 9 o'clock this morning in. Immaculate! Conception church. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery. i FORTIN The funeral of Arthur G. Fortin will be held at 10 o'clock this morning in Perasso I Bros, chapel.

Interment will be iri Calvary cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSES Tom V. Clark, 23 ..4 Marianna Poe. 19 .........515 Clifton ......1316 W. 28th Marry the Dean's Daughter.

Hard. BUILDING PERMITS Schoolgirls of Japan are holding contests in-operating the soroban, the computing device consisting of beads strung on wires. E. S. Gaynor.

remodeling masonry store building: into boa terminal, 301-03 Pierce street. $6. 500. i Cascade Laundry company, erection of If you intend to pursue course you'd better take back these smart Items to school: Vf. (j 1 A i i i The fur that compares favorahly "with Hudson Seal.

Carefully selected skins of beauty and quality give the coat a deep, lack lustre that looks much more expensive than the price. Has a crepe lining you'd expect in a much higher priced coat, inside cuffs are lined with velveteen, French roll facings, cuff and hem. 1941 styles in sizes for misses and women. ARROW SHIRTS-Neatest shirts that ever strolled across a campus. Widespread collars that go well with every fall and winter suit button down collars, always a collegiate favorite handsome fancy shirts in stripes and patterns that will get ycu more cheers than the varsity quarterback.

Don't forget the Gordon, snappiest oxford ever to grace an undergraduate torso. Arrow Shirts 92 np Pay 10 Down and buy your coat on our easy-to-pay lay-away plan. ARROW TIES Handsome patterns rich-looking solids clever stripes All wrinkle-resistant! All perfect-knotting! 1 1 .50 ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS To match or harmonize with Arrow fancy shirts 25e op ARROW UNDERWEAR Arrow Gripper Fas-tener Shorts, G5 up Arrow Sprinters (elastic waistband), 75 up Arrow Undershirts, 5 5 Step into our store this week' We're authorities oil Deans' Daughters! Sable Blended Northern Muskrat Coat 1. seal-fast cuts of' $198 nail polish in half! 2. seal-fast makes nail polish" harden one-third faster! 3.

seal-fast makes polish much more resistant to chipping and peeling! .4. seal-fast, brushed over polish1 and under tips, supports and en4 'courages unbelievably 1-o-n-g? nails. seal-fast helps protect your hi Mr III III iJ hi 1 1 il 3 I I "i mi I I in For skeer luxury and long wear your investment in a Northern Muskrat will pay you dividends. "Whether you choose the new high yoke or straighter back model you will have a fur, coat that because the skins were purchased before the price rise, cannot be duplicated at this price today. See it this week while the August savihgt continue through Saturday.

MARTIN'S FOURTH FLOOR MEN'S WEAR FLOOR '1 TTusisaSona1eivproduct is a clear liquid applied after." the final coat of nail polish. What you've wanted, needed hoped for ever since your first manicure. TOILET GOODS COUNTERS 60 IIROW'.