The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 9

Ftflay, Xugosf JS, Hartford and Olpe High Schools Set Enrollment Dates OLPE Olpe High School's enrollment will begin Aug. 17th with the sophomores enrolling at 9 a.m. Juniors will enroll Aug. 18th at 9 a.m. and seniors will enroll Aug.

19th at 9 a.m. Each class is to report at 9 a.m. and will be enrolled in a group by Principal Stanley Inwood. Special problems then will be worked out after the class enrollment. Mr.

Inwood will not be in the Olpe High office in the afternoons because he will be enrolling the students at Hartford High School. The same plan will be used in Hartford with sophomores enrolling in the afternoon at 1:30 p.m. the 17th; juniors at 1:30 the 18th; and seniors at 1:30 the 19th. Olpe freshmen will attend an orientation day August 22nd beginning at 8:30 a.m. All freshmen are to report to the high school at 8:30 a.m.

and spend the day taking tests, meeting the faculty and getting acquainted with their program. They will be served lunch at the school and be dismissed at 3:30 p.m. Hartford High School freshmen will attend an orientation day at their school Aug. 23rd beginning at 8:30 a.m. and running until 3:30 p.m.

Lunch will -be served at Hartford High also. Freshmen who are planning to attend either of these schools must attend the orientation day. High school classes will begin at both schools Aug. 29th with half-day sessions. Aug.

30th also will be a half-day session. Full-day sessions will be held Wednesday with lunch being served at noon. TUT' BUSHONG Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and Miss Denise Moore.

Fresno, are visiting Mr. Moore's father, George Moore, and aunt, Mrs. Albert Yenning and other-relatives. Society Diehl-Kirk BAZAAR Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Diehl announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Ann to Mr. Elden Kirk, son of Victor Kirk, Matfield Green. The marriage took place Aug. 1st in the First Methodist Church at Newkirk, Okla. Mrs.

Kirk will continue her work as bookkeeper for Bluestem Co-Op Association, Cottonwood Falls; Mr. Kirk is a farmer and rancher. They are at home on the Kirk farm near Matfield Green. Olpe Girl Receives Degree From Oklahoma University OLPE Miss Mary Jo Hellmer received her Master of Science Degree in medical microbiology Sunday evening at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Okla. She will begin work Sept 1st at the University of Texas, Southwestern School of Medicine.

Miss Hellmer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hellmer. She is a graduate of Olpe High School and Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. Mr.

and Mrs. Hellmer and their other daughters were in Norman Sunday for the Commencement exercises and spent the night with Mary Jo, who returned with them to Olpe Monday evening. MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas Dean Bookwalter, Summerfield 22 Mary Elizabeth Traylor, 21 Harry E. Walters Otis 23 Cheryl Sue Biilcr, Arkansas 21 Loren A. Willmer, Emporia 22 Macilyn Jeannene Morris," Emporia 22 DeWayne Allen Backhus, 22 Martha Lucille Burden, Latham 21 Mrs.

Merle Johnson, who is working at Dunlap, was a Sunday dinner guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hawthorne, and children. THE P.M, MISS DELORES JUNE BERRY, whose engagement to Mr. Delbert Eugene Tucker has been announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Berry, Harveyville. Miss Berry was graduated from the Harveyville High School and is employed by the Osage Products Company of Osage City. Mr. Tucker, the son of 'Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Tucker, Admire, is a graduate of the Northern Heights High School and an employe of the Wick Nursery, also in Osage City. The wedding will be Sept. 24th. Send your youngsters 'Back to with the confidence Good Grooming Inspires! Give them the right start let us dryclean their school Remember, they'll DO their best when they LOOK their best.

They'll LOOK their best when you have their clothes drycleaned by New Process! Ph. DI 2-7484. FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY. LAUNDRY ACROSS 1. Letters 5.

German city 8. Health resort 11. Germaa hall 12. Regret 13. Knowledge 14.

Flowing by a stream 17. Black buck 18. Emanate -19. This minute 21. Pleasure craft Split pulse 27.

That girl 29. Oxford SO. Poisonous tree 5 A El 32. Opposite 34. Longing: slang 35.

Athletics 3 7. Pull 39. Benjamin's first born 41. Variety of collee 45. Absurd 48.

King Arthur's lance SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE 49. Arrowroot 50. Seasoning 2 Emanation 3. Fr. islands 4.

Dead language 5. Miscalculate DOWN 6. Kind of 1. Diagrams slipper 51. Notwithstanding 52.

Attention 53. Wagnerian 7. Disreputable 8. Roughly outlined 9. Corral Gluts A picnic luncheon served In Peter Pan Park preceded the Tuesday meeting of the Twin Mound Women's Soctety.

Nine member, two guests, Mesdames Tilford Bourlahd and James Higbee, and six children attended. The business session was held in the home of Mrs. Richard Buck, 120 South Exchange St. The missionary letters were read Mrs. Ralph Van Sickle, devotions were led by Mrs.

Loren Farr and! dedications were for anniversaries of Mesdames Lester Johnson, Claude Dreasher and Oades Cross. Mrs. Van Sickle received the hostess gift. The Sept. 13th meeting will be in the home of Mrs.

Allen Dickason, 1 Weaver St. ade Fair Results At Welfare Office ''( T' Mrs. Anita Alford, daughter lV1MOn Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Cook, Food has been employed to be a Three Jars Non-acid clerk-typist in the accounting tables: Blue Norma Jean division of the Lyon County Wei- Moore, Admire; Cynthia Gasche, fare Department. She succeeds Busy Beavers. Red Mrs. Leslie Potter, who resigned and moved to Mississippi where owlana her husband is in an Army officers training school. MISS CHARLOTTE ANN ISBELL, whose engagement to Mr.

Gene Tucker has been announced by her parents, Mr. Qeni anm and Mrs. John E. Isbell, Wich- weedman ita. Miss Isbeli is graduate of Wichita South High; School and Mr.

Tucker, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker, Admire, is a graduate of the Northern Heights High School. He is employed by L. T.

V. in Slidell, La. -The wedding will be Sept. 10th. 1966 Fair Results MISS JUDIE SCHMIDT, whose engagement to Mr.

Wayne Dickson has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Turner, 1028 Peyton St. Miss Schmidt, a graduate Emporia High School, is employed in Newman Memorial County Hospital. Mr.

Dickson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson, Miller. He was graduated from the Northern High School and is an employe of Didde-Glaser, Incorporated. The wedding will be Sept.

10th in the First Methodist Church. Open Class Home Economics Rugs Hooked, yarn Mabel Swint, blue; Mrs. George Fry, red. Braided, wool Mabel Swint, blue; Mrs John Price, red. Braided, cotton Mrs.

Price, blue. Woven Edward Lee Baillod, blue; Mrs. Price, red. Novelty Mrs. Preston Pine, blue and sweepstakes; Mrs.

Price, red; Mrs. Gerald Pasch, white Any size and Mrs. Price, blue; Mrs. Rex Hall, red. Quilts Hugh McGrew, red; Blodwyn Hvde, white.

Miscellaneous Betty Boylan, 'blue; Mary Wathen, red; Mrs. Carl Kusmaul, 3 17 24 25 35 45 41 51 19 27 20 32 40 49 St 20 47 41 30 59 S3 3f 21 43 23 44 4-H Division Knitting Large article with pattern stitch: Blue Vicki Heins, Merry Mixers. Sweater with knitted buttonholes: Blue Rae Ann Gordon, Frost. Large articles with increases or decreases: Blue Evelyn Fay, Frost; Rae Ann Gordon, i Nine members of the Newman Hospital Auxiliary Board met morning in the Nurse's Home. Mrs.

Floyd Powell, president, announced that Mrs. C. W. is the recently appointed director of volunteer services in the pediatrics ward and Mrs. R.

H. Loper has been appointed magazine chairman. It was reported that Mesdames Darrell Wood, Cleon Birkemeyer and Alton Hoover are new volunteer workers. Plans were made for a reception for members of the new class in the school of nursing, and their families. It will be held in the College of Emporia Campus Center.

The next board meeting will be Sept. 8th. -f Members of the Welcome Wagon Club and 10 guests met for a mmfu POS 717 luncheon and card party Thurs- sed County $2,822,717. day afternoon in the Rand, budget for 1967 operations is House Restaurant. Door prizes scheduled in the Commission were awarded to Mesdames Ar- Room at the Courthouse, Mon- thur Miller, Keith Greiner, Wil- day at 10 a proposed budget calls for county wide tax a a mes 0 Charles Miner, levy increases in two items.

R. Bang, Ber- One is for the County Welfare nard Grannan, Charles Moor- Department totaling $944,915.84. man, Terry Entz, Richard Fruits for Salads or Desserts: Blue Cynthia Busy Mrs. Kenneth B. Welch, Wei- Beavers; Norma Jean Moore, fare Department Director, also Admire; Karen Rowland, AQ- reports other personnel changes mire.

are pending. Miss Wanda Kim- Three Containers of Red brell of Topeka has made her Daharsh, Sunflower; first visit to the Welfare office Linda Morris, Jayhawkers; Mi- here as the new State field rep- chael Ann Wolford, Sunnyside; resentative. Mrs. Mark G. (Loretta) Stuckey, a social worker for the Welfare Department, has resigned to take a grade school teaching job in Burlington.

No replacement nounced. has been Bernice Evans, Frost; Karen Balding, Reading. White Colleen Karr, Frost; Evelyn Fay, Frost. Three Jars Fruit or Juices: Blue Kathy Hinrichs, Whittier; Linda Morris, Jayhawkers. Red Cynthia Gasche, Busy Beavers.

LEBO Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lowman have received news of a new grandson born Aug. 9th to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Duran of Dodge City. The baby has a brother, Bobby. BUSHONG Mrs. Richard LetelliRr and Bruce Clark, Junction City, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Letellier's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Shellenberger. on County Budget Is Monday A public hearing on the pro- Thiessen, Dale Poage, Allen Seale and B.L.D. McMinn. ui.i*a a.

i. 1 Applique Mrs. Lewis Allen, Frost; and Rita Douglas, Frost. J)eeds AtC Recorded 427U Congress blue; Mrs. Red Candy Holloway, Ad- Roy Mast, 332 Constitution mire.

Small articles by knit- red; Huida Jacobs, 412 Market white. Pieced, cotton ting and purling: Blue Peggy Artie Ford, Reading, blue; Mrs. Stevenson, 2, Happy Harvesters; Mast, red; Norma Graybeal, Rt. 5, "white. Pieced, other materials Mrs.

John Price, 1123 State blue; Mrs. W. T. Brown, Rt. 5.

red. Best quilted, hand Huida Jacobs, blue; Waunita Davidson, 729 Whittier red. Best quilted, machine George Wathen, Admire, Trecia Wise, Cloverleaf; Joy Kay Heins. Carolyn Mockry, Merry Mixers; Judy Schmidt, 2, Happy Harvesters; Mary Richard, Happy Harvesters; Katie Boyd, Frost; Jan Rockley, Happy Harvesters; Linda Scharenberg, Sunnyside; Carol Van Sickle, Sunnyside; Nancy Rath- The Kansas Masonic Home at Wichita has issued a deed to property on First Avenue east of Congress Street to Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Schottler, Emporia. Other deeds recorded Thursday included one from Home Lumber and Supply Company to Mr. and Charles Wayne Nelson for a lot along Old Manor Road. I. Oliva Cunningham and Gordon K.

Cunningham have sold a The other is for the. Noxious Weed Department, listed at $17,575. An adjustment in the amount listed for the School Foundation Fund is scheduled al the public hearing. MODERN PROTECTION with flie human foucfif RAY CARTER DI 2-4785 P. O.

Box 91 Aii.k UUH vi laiiJta blue. Best quilted by person ke, Merry Mixers; Jody Stuttle, two lot prop erty in Hartford to Merry Mixers; Janet Inwood, Mr and Mrs W. Mueller. Happy Harvesters; and Janice Mr and Mrs es ter R. Burnes Merry, Merry Mixers.

Red have oug nt the property at 1340 over 70 Mrs. W. E. Jones, 1209 West blue. Embroidered Mrs.

W. J. Pimple, Olpe, blue and sweepstakes; Mrs. Sally Stevenson, Happy Har- Woodland St. from Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon R. Barrett. ft ft LEBO Deanne Varner, Ov- John Olson, Americus, red; Mrs. vesters; Donna Peak, 2, Frost; William Kessler, 227 South Con- Nancy Rathke, Merry Mixers; stitution white.

Child's Kathryn Flanagin, Whittier; Jo- jueanuc Ella Williams, Reading, blue; dy Stuttle, Merry Mixers; Wan- er an( Park, accompanied her Mrs. Alfred Ericson, 1406 Col- da Glover, Sunflower; Ronda Sue gran dparents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- lege Drive, red; Mabel Swint, Mochry, Merry Mixers; Rhonda old nere this weekend to 721 West Eighth white. Edington, Busy Bees; JTeresa spend tne mon th.

Coverle.t Mrs. Charles Weed- McCabe, 2, Busy Bees; Beverly Reduced! Save! Buy Now! Dresses Blouses SAVINGS UP TO Shorts 723 Com'l I Swimwear i Sportswear SAVINGS UP TO man, blue. Old quilt Mrs. Weedman, blue; Mrs. I.

R. Beach, 1126 East Twelfth red. Millinery Hat. straw Mrs. W.

S. Dayton, 1301 Luther blue; Mrs. Bryan Barr, Rt. 5, red. Hat, Barr, red; Mrs.

L. C. Giger, white. Hat, other materials Mrs. H.

L. Dunlevy, 202 East Fifteenth blue and sweepstakes. Mrs. Peter Wagner, Olpe, red. New Ideas Mrs.

Warren Vogts, 1519 West Fifth blue; Mrs. Dunlevy, Stevenson, Happy Harvesters. Small articles made with increases or decreases: Blue Peggy Haney, Logan Avenue; Linda Scharenberg, 2, Sunnyside, Sally Neill, Busy Bees; Virginia Sweany, 2, Busy Bees; Kathleen Sweany, Busy Bees; Patty Rider, Logan Avenue; Rae Ann Gordon, Frost; and Joyce Davis, Merry Mixers. Red Janice Leeburg, Admire; Barbara Pedersen, Rinker; Deborah Martin, Busy Bees; and Judy Rider, Logan Avenue. Woodwork Household Furniture: Blue riitu uiuc, urio.

red; Bronwyn Hyde, Reading, Kelly Young, Walnut. Red R. white. Antiques Milk glass Mrs. G.

Gunkle, Mrs. John Chandler, red. Colored glass Beryl Maddern, 3lue; Mrs. Ralph Daggett, red; Mrs. Chester Wright, white.

Silver Marjorie Fitzpatrick, jlue; Mrs Virgil Bugbee, red; Mary Wathen, white. Majolica Fitzpatrick, blue and sweepstakes. Clear pressed glass Ralphea Daggett, blue; Betty Boylan, red; Mrs. Wright, white. Cut glass Mrs.

K. W. Kutter, blue; Mrs. Wright, red; Elsie Giger, white. China, porcelain Mary Wathen, blue; Mrs.

L. D. Van Sickle, red; Linda Morris, white. Primitive kitchen utensil Elsie Giger, blue; Marjorie Fitzpatick, red; Mrs. Wright, white.

Dolls Evalena Macy, blue. Mrs. Alfred Ericson, blue; Mrs. 15. Son of Sefh 16.

Predilection 20. Which person. 22. Garden tool 23. Half score 24.

Excavated 25.Wallaba tree 26. Flickering 28. Newt 31. Leak 33. Reek 36.

Inclination 38. Furze 4 0. Largest continent 42. Anthracite 43. 44.

1 confused 45. Snoop 46. Spawn of fish 47. Goal product John Edie, Model nie Kuhn, Admire; David Richardson, Cloverleaf; George Gardner, Bisy Beavers. White Jerry Russell, Busy Bees; Gene Pollman, Jayhawkers; Melvin Bishoff, Admire.

Lawn Furniture: Ryan, Logan Avenue. Farm and Shop: Red Mike Kuhn, Admire. White Ronnie Kuhn, Admire; Ross Rochat, Cloverleaf; Mark Bulson, Badger Creek; George Bulson, Badger Creek. Other Blue Fred Gardner, Busy Beavers. Red Michael Kuhn, Admire; Melvin Bishoff, Admire.

White John Edie, Model Boosters; Ronnie Kuhn, Admire; Sid Stevenson, Busy Beavers; Keith Krause, Jayhawkers; Chad Krause, Jayhawkers; Kenneth Baker, Walnut; Melvin Bishoff, Admire; Mark Bulson, Badger Creek; George Bulson, Badger Creek. GREAT DEALS AT YOUR HUTTON SEWING MACHINE CO. New and Uaed SEWING MACHINES Come In and we the maay different deluxe models oa display. Largest and lowest prices IB town. No gimmicks, no bait advertising, no worthless coupons on fictitious high prices.

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