The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 4

mm weft wwd, spent Kaftnanbtiff Entertain fiei- Canasta flt TWttdiiyifternooh, MM Came My filled In for toe absent-foam bet, the hostess' served llghi IftrjMd'Mw 5aek Patterson tdi-tairtod a group of 18 children lo-hoto their 'ion, Brian, Celebrate his fifth birth day, The, children were given toy hornsf huts iind lion and then taken to play at the-John Drown park On (their return-they hunted lot Easter bgna'and then were scrvci Uinch, consisting o.f cup cakes will candles cronm, Those attending wore Cherry Sandy and Ilotin Gangstoad, Susai Wljlpple, Billy Olds, Dart'Cl' am Paul Rlucha'n, Peggy Hasiniisscn Gcno" Atcl'hcrson, Knlhy Milter Mary Both and Freddy Arcni, Honored oti Birthday Mti Clnrn, Devlne was hostess to several ladies at her home Tuesday, honoring Mrs Mario Her her birthday, which was Birthday cake and ice NOW! IpEAT TYPE 'STARTED SURGICAL WHITE'ROCK CAPTJNS' ilc old a minimum' of '4 will make rapid 1 on ordinary feeds. Grow some "Food for Royalty" bird, for our own eating -pleasure capons to sell for profit, producing i po Untial found' in REAL CAPONS. ho mofiiWs oT net home March A Infineon letwl; uiMng the SOCIAL CALENDAR fast Noble meets first Monday of the month, ft.N.it ftirthday club moots for 1:30 L'cifriwtU, i Tuesday April 3 notary meets for 0:16 dinner In he Legion Community room, the itumboldt Community end- rus meets at ft M. nt the Mrs -Harriot Daffron home. Lodge every first Tuesday, i Pedal Pushers Garden 1 club meets first TueSrOf every month.

Post OMeles of this Royal Neighbors lodge meets, Wednesday April 4 Sweet Adelines meets In Winds basement. Women's 'chib meets at the todlst church nt 8 p.m. The state president Ml speak and the civic chorus will furnish the music. Thursday April 8 ifeefcss afe wittily" as goods and'hardware stefbf Resident fishing licenses afe ijittrod of all maids 16 yeifrs old over. Women Id years old must hold fishing lleenses fot Ing' In stale-owned lake's only, are not required to fish In other watets, Resident hunting licenses are qtilfedtior all httnterfi 1 of age for during the summer, 4 However, oWners land and their children may fish and trap on switch lands out securing a license to do so.

Annual Easier Sunrise Service To Be Held In LuVerne Sunday LU annual Lu Verne Easter sunrise service will lUrStlU.V 1 VUIUC BUllliav l.O.O.F, meets at the Odd Fcl- takd place April 1 on main street. Mnnnnrl HltlvtKnHe will nn ows hall. Sovernl sacred numbers will ws linn. WSCS meets firth Thurs- presented' by Dwayno- Toboy and Ronald Stone, trumpoters, under the direction of Mrs William Little- Mr' and Mrs Fefd'fjaelfatSf GII- i ed were husband'ot- Lost nla, and Mrs Sioujt i at Methodist church. Dorcas Ladles aid of the Trinity Lutheran church meets at 2:00 p.m.

In the church bnsentcnt, Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Slg- mn Phi meets at p.m. tit the home of Harriet Thomas, Lesson "Literature" arid "Travel" by Dor- Is Tellicr and Mary Alice Gentry. Mission circle of the Baptist church meets. White Cross, will meet at 9:30 a.m.'ln the Liven more 'Legion- Speakers 'Wl- bo Mrs J. Hennings, Ulct director of Arcadja and Mrs George Palleson wife of Rev, George Palles'en former pastor of Ihe Kumboldt and Rutland Trinity Lutheran churches, now of Ring- ited, la.

f'Thb Fellowship of the Congregational church will meet for a 1:18 luncheon. Following the business meeting, Mrs James Lyle will "present the program on tl the" 1 general, meeting Speaker, Mrs Melva Ritter. Ware. i 1 john, of the department of Jho LuVerno schooL This event is of some years'; tradition and was started, when-teenage boys went loathe roof-oMhe Ltchty hardware 'to' play Easter music and has continued since with the-I mute annlVersaVy sort and wlferMr'atuPMrsiHarold Jueifs. 5 Siin'day," One Ihe afternoon-Ihd 'evening'; to gratulate them.

and-pRonald Jueifs, the-" two grandsons, to thu guests, wraps Juelfs.Vassort,-'assisted^'Vy' 1 wo to OrtnluXf WllnOii Mrs -A. City, eXtendedKher cpngra. tulations sMw Thomson, of, was- un able to attend ae rived for a visit, Tuesd of the was Bernard 1 1 be' fresein 'TdOHng; the ann annual UTJ.nj|i ii" 1 Fine Arts on cam no ffor, 'sjAhrend- nerjwwe -m trumpeters! Lieutenant Uchty, son ofsPhll C. Llchty arid the late.Mrs Llchty of LuVerne, his life in a plane crash over England, in October, while' serving 'with the Air Force -during World -War II. Attend QAR Convention Cpja Parkeft 1 Mrs Dewey Morse, Mrs Floyd-Russell, Mrs 0 Barsness 'and daughter, Rae and Kayt aU'brHumbpldt township Wherei -s smtlex 'surrounde'd'thofifllversary nn v2 'Poffee was Tool "and Mrs; Wednesday 1 ite 1 linen attd artrl white 1 linen attd itsSr and iW reshment KitdienrhbstesMa were.Mrs.

Joe' Davis and Mrs John Skw. 1 er ftWitttlffuniigJ CM Grace T' Ql a yys T.arsfiTi'anHSMrSrLawrence er Grace Mrs Jueifs wore a cacnation White long West' diedt-at white carnation; 'J-. Stf Paul's LuUieranj gave fl.A I fi i hbme" Wednesday morn held tilrdayi morning' 1 tahl4 buffet, and were the gifts of the childrenJand grand- meraoerb YDIM i and Mrs Eeon Gangsted and fece'idinbir aWJudy JS i £. Jz. Invest win As the attended the DAR; M6ines occasion the "couple ualsqjreceived many oUier 1 th'e fBogaifrd" funeral home 1 "of West th'e'gues'ts present for the event were 1 At Clarlnda, Mrs Lou Long of her birthday.

it 4 irtsJftKS niece attendant at the wed jtf ago. 'i of Mrs i. 3 A 1 or the i AND SPENDING are the two of (every piwe of "folding raoney'Ystoo), Your ahead financially largely on whick ude SPENDING tide around to the SAVING tide at all. Faalwm left over. It's wsrkfl "Youe fftvinf ft up to 110,000.