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THE EMPORU DAILY C-AZETTE Emporfa, Ramas, Saturday, November 6, J937 Oil ASK COUNTY. CARS CRASH HEAD-ON f. Oar-. Are NNI? Only Sliphtly Trvjurwl. "or.

OWKtf Palls, Nov. A mo- rcnr ciMiMon or, Hiphiniy ir-Mslf-il In two badly i to or rrTSTOS. cirivinp MAS c.txllíipri A car hv rntvn named Kruepfr, ot Marian In Knwper car wis Mrs KriiiVo. 1 srvoral children f.llpht cuts r.nrt briiisPs Johnson suffered A fovv minnr Tlie cars crasJwd it WM HOLD JOINT MEETING V. W.

O. A. and Girl Itwtrrvcs rropram at Tnlcrto Township HlRh School. Nov. SO worn fin and c'rls attended Y.

W. C. A. nnrt Girl Rff- frrvc mceUng held in the Toledo T.Mv-nf.hlp HSRh school Wednesday iiipht. The trtrls of the different flasw.s.

cmnpcvid In imvlng the hlphert percentage of girls and mothers present. The seniors won hsvinp hiRhre! percentage of Kills present. B2 per and tlie junior girts won in the percentage nf mothers present. 73 per Bcrnirc ErSckson, Helen Nurr.berg, Carolyn Richards, Virginia Caruth- crs. Pauline Stlne, nnd Pauline Thompson presentid the plfty, Anno Found." Lucille Col- yrr.

Elsie Be.vc-r, Roberta Slater, Beverly Scrllnser, Bel tin Scrlbncr, presented the. play, "Grnmmn's Question." A short business meot- ing was hfln with Mrs. K. F. Slcw- firt.

Y. W. president, presiding. Ue- served nt Inble decorniwi in nutumn colors nnd drcorstlons. At the tnble everyone jotwd tn finding famiUnr songs led by Bettle Scrlbner and Miss Ollx-er One the refreshment committee Mrs.

H. P. Stewart, Mrs. C. Colyer.

Mrs. F.dim Obley, Esln- lene Hwrls anrt Miss Roberta Works. The.y had Judge Johnson perform thft ceremony. Jsines W. Brown; of SlronK City, and Alle.ne D.

Graham, of this town were married by Judge Johnson on October SO. Another license' was Issued to Clifford Long, 21, of Strong City, and Lulu Mae Collins, IB, nLso of Strong City. They were married by Rev, .5. O. Brogan, of Emporia.

William Eugene Dodge, of Mflr- celllne, 23, nnd Kathl.vn Marie Embrj-, of Emporia, wero granted license October 30. Tim miirringa ceremony: was performed by the judge. JUNIORS PRESENT PLAY SofclRl The OnttttM Collonw'ood Palis, Nov. Junior clnss nf tlio Chase County Community High school Rave Ihidr class play. "Hobgoblin House" tho high school auditorium last evening.

The proceeds, about SCC.wlll KO townrtis 1hc Junior-Senior dinner next spring. In the cast were: George Kctt- ner. Mnrjorle Parks, Avis Mooro, Pippy Miller. Neville King, Cliwlea Alton. Oeorfilft Outsell, Ray Wiici- rtcll.

Doris Judd, Junior Nigh, Hfirry Coster, Dray. In between nets Junior Zurbuch- Bnvfi tup dance nnd the 0. C. O. S.

Brass quartet, composed of Bernard Ruddlck, Marly Kirk, Towcno Bray nnd Junior Bell, played it number. PREPARE FOR CENSUS Gottonwood Falls. Nov. (i The postmaster and mnil carrier here RIC busy studying their instructions in connection with the unemployment census which tho government will take from November 16 to November "0. The post master has received supply of census blanks will be mailed out on the morning of November 16 to person.

Only those persons totally or partly unemployed nt'td fill them out nnd return '-o the postoffice. Persons who nre asked to fill out the lornis those who tire totally unemployed and able to work tvntl wnnt work: those who aro partly employed and want more work and those who are working on WPA project or nny other emergency pro- ioct supporter! by public funds. Persons who do not fall In any of these classes need not fill out and return the forms, according to Cyrus Wadsworth. Cottonwood Falls postmaster. fdal to lit' Baffortlvlllo, Nov.

Toledo 4-H club held its first nnnunl tlln- icr Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. the Toledo grade school nuUltor- Tiip. dinner was served with lelen Yenzer, homo economic in- tructor lit tho Toledo Township iigh school, in charge of Lois Ycn- er, Kathcrlnc Enstham. Betty Lou jtono, Bottle Scribner and Pauline were waitresses. The awHtor- utn was decor.itcd In the club coi- rs of green and white, with the lub emblems.

During tho dinner, orchestra from Uio T. T. JI. S. urnlshed music, directed by Miss Sara Jean Oliver, music instructor I the T.

T. H. S. The president of tbe club, Vern s. tonstmnster.

The theme tlio program was the 4-H Garden of Memories. Included was a oust "To Parents," by Betty Cleeon; response by Mrs. n. J. Reyer; Tho Garden Plan." by Russell Yenzer; "The Caretaker," by Mary "Tho Harvest," by F.

S. Clmsc cotmty farm ngciit; vocnl solo. "Memories," by Vir- Petforti, accompanied by Mrs. 'ohn Petford; "A War Serenade," Mr. Mid Mrs.

R. L. club caders. Many awards wero made to the members. Tho program closed by group singing led by the loast- uoster.

Eighty-eight persons were present, Including the Toledo 4-H uub members, the parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. the leaders, and Mr Mrs. F. S.

Btiraon, of Cotton- voori Fnils. SCHOOL AID FOR CHASE County Receives S1.837.-1Z For l)ls- trlbvition To IMslricts. Sprrlsl To The Cottonwood Falls, Nov. Chase county schools are to receive as their share of the semi-nnnunl distribution of funds from the state sales tax enacted by the last state legislature a total of 51,837,42. This WES received by the county treasurer, Tom Graham, from the state treasurer this week.

Next April, the schools of the county will receive a similar check representing tlie next semi-annual distribution. All public schools of the county will participate In the distribution with the exceptions of schools having an attendance of less than four Accompanying the check from the state treasurer was nn Itemized list of the amount each district Is to share. TO WICHITA STOCK SHOW Chase County 4-H Clubs To Be Represented In Exhibits. 1 10 The Oizttte' Cottonwood Falls, Nov. county 4-H club members will be well represented at the Fat Stock show in Wichita next week.

Those have livestock to enter will go to Wichita this week but the other: trill not go until Monday afternoon County Farm Agent Frank Burson and A. J. McCabe, leader ot the boys, will be present, and a girls leader will attend. The 4-H club members who wll SO are: Warren Whitcomb, Bertha Cain. Frank Heckendorn, Morris Gene Carpenter, Eula Cain, Dorothj VTbitcomb, all of Cedar Point; Bon ale Osborn, Peggy Miller, Jack Os born, of this town; Russell Yenzer Richard Petford, of Saffordville Bemlece Rufener, of Strong City George Yeager, Leslie Cooper anc Helen Berniece Miser, of Bazaar and Violet Cox, of Burns.

FIVE LICENSES ISSUED Special to Tbe Gazette: Cottonwood Falls, Nov. Five marriage licenses were Issued irom the olfSce of Probate Judge A. Johnson during the past week. On November 2 a license was is enea for John Buckley, of Marion 64, and Valeria of Lin colnvffle, 50. They were married by the Judge.

On October 30 a license was is eued for Forrest Coop, 21, of Cli max, and Alice Reed, 20, Olivet E.C.RYAN mud 7IS Cniou TtLKt FIRST ANNUAL DINNER 1'olorto 4-H Clwh lloUls Event In Schonlhousc I'roKrnm Is Held. OPEN NOVEMBER TERM Only Two Jury Cases Scheduled In Chase County District Court. peclnl To Tho Qazglte: CoUomvood Falls, Nov. rict Judge, Joe Rolston, nnd his stetiogrnphcr were, hero Ka-l- Iny to open tlio November term of he Chnsc county district court. There will be' two jury cases, rhesc include recovery and dii nge suit In which Claude C.

Shaft the plaintiff and J. R. Short and Short Motor company aro de- 'endnnts, nnd nn action for the recovery of money in which erine B. Prnther is plaintiff, find the Martin Wunderdich company and others are defendants. The jurors nre called for next Monday, November 8, nt which time these actions will bo taken up.

Six actions wero passed and several were dismissed. ATTEND TEACHERS' MEETINGS. MORRIS COUNTY. Old Fatkionctl Prayer Find Favor With Dudap People Special to Tht Dunlap. Nov.

the first time In several years, the Dunlap Methodist-church pastor conducts midweek prayer meetings regularly. Rev. Homer Glaze has not failed in observing the service since to this charge. His program Is old- ashioned but effective The eve- ijng is devoted to singing of hymns, rayera a. scripture reading, in everybody present particl- atcs.

Not speech of any kind offered. The attendance Is tn- reaslng. The meetings are held in ifferent homes since the cold leather has come. CUTS HIMSELF A 1'IECK OF Frank Lostuller, of Emporia, gets ready for a. 3-decker vhecfio sandwich from lunghnrn ciiecsc made at Emporia Krafl-Ph enix ohccse plant from milk of Lyon county coivs.

Appearing with Mayor Lostulter to observe national cheese ipeek, Noveinber 8 to 13, (left) Bill Schott, of F.mporla, Kraft distributor for this territory, A. Stcradel, manager of the Empnria Kraft-Phenlx plant. A story of tlie activities of tho Emporia cheese plant will appear In The Gazette during national clice.fu week. LYON COUNTY. Admire High School Students To Pi-esent Operetta November 18-19 Special to 'Die Osiello: Admire, NOV.

The Admire High school students under Ihc direction of Miss Helen Williams arc working on mi operetta which will ho presented here Thursday nnd Friday November 18 and 19. The operetta The Marriage of Nanetf K' Juanita Moffet gave Hallowe'en party for several of thalr friends Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith announce tho birth of a son, October 30.

Tlie Lulu Chapter met at the Masonic halt Tuesday evening. Several new members were initiated. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Vernon Deitrlch nnd family, who have been visiting In Illinois for several months, have returned to their home in the Dow Valley neighborhood.

Mr. find Mrs. Merle Huff have takes place in a sinnil vll-lmovcd from the No. 8 neighborhood lagc. in the IBlh century.

The lend- to Ing' part of "Nanette" will bo played by Mary Smith. Others in the cast srn LouJi'o Clayton, Jane Chatterton, Gene Spade, Wilme Osborn, Merle Hewitt. Lucille Miller, Harold HUBS. Elliolt Johnson, Dale Helfner, Hiram DtckEon, Harold Williams, Lena. Mercer, Maurice Whltmore, Willard Spade-, Marjorie Hewitt, Doris BiUchelor, Hewhal Shepherd, J.

C. Snyder, Warren Spnde, ant! Donnie Van Syoc. The remaining near Plymouth. Admire News Mrs. Maud Miller spent Wednesday with Mrs.

Bernard Anderson. Ralph Larkln, of Hutchinson, is assisting ut tlio Larkln store here until his futlier, Don Larkln, recovers from an attack of erysipelas. The Grade school baseball team from Miller played a game with the high school students make up the I Admire team here Wednesday af- chorus of tho villagers and gypsies. I ternoon. The Miller team won 25 to 0.

The Admire girls team won by HARTFORD SCHOOLS CLOSED Special to Thn Gnzctte: Hartford. Nov. Hartford schools clo-sBd Friday for the State Teachers' meetings. Teachers from here attending aro Messrs. C.

J. Ahlstrom, Clayton Rock nnd Charles Cleaver at Wichita; Mcsdames Charles Turner nnd Mildred Cliristy nnd Miss Rellhan. Manhattan; Misses Mary Fnuicis FJnnerty, Inble Monypcny, Helen Allen, and Mattie Allen, nt Lawrence. On Armistice dny, November 11, chnpel win be in tlio school auditorium. J.

C. McKlnney, World war veteran, will speak. SOCIAL CIRCLE MEETS Special In Tlie Gazette: Admire, Nov. Social Circle had an all day meeting with Mrs. E.

C. Williams Wednesday. All but three members were present. Mrs. W.

E. Clayton wns a guest. The clay was spent quilting. The next meeting will he a Christmas party December 8 at the home of Mrs. Joe Le win.

The Wnsharn SewJng Circle met with Mrs. Lee Johnson Thursday. Fourteen members nnd five visitors were present. The guests were Mrs. Emma Clayton, Mrs.

Pearl Putnam, Mrs. Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Mnud Snyder, and Mrs. Bessie Bechtel. A cafeteria dinner wns served nt noon.

The next meeting will held in four weeks with Mrs. Moso Johnson. a score of 17 to 16. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Higgens nnd daughters, Jessie and Margaret, J. R. Shepherd home here, of Miller, were dinner guests at the Miss Sophia Bruce and Miss Ruth Van Gundy were entertained at the E. C. Williams home Wednesday evening.

Miss Marian Smith, of Miller, spent the week-end with relatives in Admire. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Smith' were shopping in Topeka Thursday. Tho Senior class enjoyed a chill supper nt the high school Thursday evening.

Newt To Qazrtlt: Saffordville, Nov. in this community left Thursday for various teachers' meetings. Those attending nt Manhattan are V. L. ImMasche, C.

R. Colyer, E. W. Bevlin. Those attending at tn are: Roberta Blxler, Helen Yen- ier.

At Lawrence nre Arthur Star- tey, Sara Jenn Oliver, Katherlne Eostham, Norlene Ccoley; and at Parsons arc Roberta. Works and Eileen Cutrell. HOLD PEACE PROGRAM Special to Tho Cottonwood Palls, Noi'. 6. The Shakespeare Study club of Cottonwood Falls gave one of the outstanding programs of the year, a Peace program, at tho home of Mrs.

W. A. Waddel), November 3. Mrs. C.

A. Sayre, chairman of the peace committee, Introduced the speaker, Mrs. F. B. Mauck, ol Emporia.

Mrs. Mauck's subject wns "Today in Peace and Wnr." She represents the Women's Federated Clubs of Kansas, and is International Relations chairman of Lyon county, Sho is a member of the Current Events club of Emporia. In her address she advocated International co-operation and stressed the fact that war debts had prevented this co-operation. The club presented Mrs. Mauck with a corsage bouquet.

Mrs. Waddell served lunch. At the next meeting, November 17, the club will take a "World Cruise" under the direction of Mrs. D. E.

Arnold. This meeting will bB at the home Mrs. S. R. Campbell.

A Went Ad msenea in tha Clam- fled columna of Tha Gazette will bring quick results. The Bread in Emporia! Mrs. Homer Osborn, of Wichita, Is. in Americus visiting her mother, Mrs. W.

P. Brlckell, and her brother, Joe Brickell, and family. Mrs. D. E.

Douglas will go to Emporia Sunday where she will spend the winter with her son, W. W. Douglas, and family. Miss Jean Beam and Miss Lois Smart, who are teaching in the high school at Gridley, were in Americus Wednesday visiting Miss Beams' parents, Dr. and Mrs.

Albert Beam. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Phillips, of Admire; Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Wilson, of the Bethel Neighborhood, and C. Torrence and son, Lebo, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Torrence, the first of the week. The Thursday Afternoon Embroidery club met with Mrs. Albert Beam Thursday afternoon. Re- Allen Newi frcshments were served.

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bell were in Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Roiff were LcRoy Tuesday where they visited spending a few days with Mr. and tfrs. Orrln Norrls and family. Dr.

nnd Mrs. C. C. Kerr, Council Grove, were In Americus the first of the week calling on friends. pedal to Qizetu: Dunlap, Nov.

6 Mrs. Herman Sexton was hostess for-the Kahola oclal club at her home Thirteen members four Juniors arid four guests ttended. guests were Mrs. Slyde Lamb, Mrs. Harve Mrs.

Charlie Wirsig, and Mrs.Clar- nce Featherkile. Kdith Harris had charge of he program and "she conducted a number of contests. The hostess served refreshments, The next neetlng will be November 17 with lirs. Nancy Coleman. This will be an all day imeetlng with a covered dish luncheon.

GREENWOOD COUNTY. HOLD SOCIAL MEETING Special To The Gazette: Madison, Nov. The Mother's class of the Christian church held November business and social meeting nt the country home of tfrs. Taylor Hnss Wednesday afternoon, with, Mrs. Alfred Fank- inuser assisting hostess.

Mrs Fankhauscr led the devotional services, and Mrs. Will Fankhauser vice president, presided at the business meeting. The afternoon was spent in working on a quilt, which when finished, will be sent to a Christian home for children a Denver, Colo. Refreshments were served to 15 members, five children nnd one guest, Mrs. Fanny SnUder The next meeting will be December 8.

QUINCY P. T. A. MEETS. Special to TUB Gazette: Quincy, Nov.

Parent-Teacher association met Wednesday with "Leisure Time" as the topic of discussion. Mrs. Sowder Mrs. Edith Legraftenreid and Flemming gave talks. After th program, Mr.

Brulon, of Eureka sang two solos. Mr. Bruten played a 'cello solo, while Billy Wll son played piano solo and Keith Johnson a gave a vocal solo. Mr. and Mrs.

Enrl Holderman and daughter, of Gnlva, visited Mr Holderman's mother, Mrs. Ciar Holderman, Thursday. She return ed home with them. Mrs. Eva Naughton went to Sedan Thursday to visit her husband.

Mrs. Lulu Ralston is visiting Mr and Mrs. George McConnaughey. E. AID SOCIETY MEETS.

KAHOLA CLUB MEETS HOLDS QUILTING PARTY SDECIM to The Dunlap, Nov. Roy Lee entertained Thursday with an all day quilting meeting. -Dinner was served at noon. The guests were VIesdames Frank York, Edgar York, T. Clarence Feath- erklle.

Glen Gammell, Rodney Mc- Jallum, Arnold Simmons, Glen Me- and Miss Ulllari Johnson. COFFEY COUNTS, HOLDS FALL PARTY Special Waverly, Nov Me- Padden and Miss Louise Gilehiist hostesses at the iall party of the Sasnak club Wednesday evening. Earthquake bridge was played with Mrs. Martin Williamson, Paul Williams and Elmo Russell winning priaes. Those present were Dr.

and Mrs. M. Bennlng, Dr. and Mrs. Heyle Smith, Mr.

and Mrs, Ervin Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Williamson, Mr.

and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Parrow, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dingus, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mletcheni, Dr.

and Mrs. H. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Duvai), Mr. and Mrs. Roland K.Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. Hal McFadden, 'Mrs.

J. Harvey, Misses Christie, Roberta Wilson Louise Gllchrlst and Charles Teghtaieyer. KEITH RICE IS SICK Lebo Man Fort Rlley injf from Dangerous Infection. Special to OmtU: Lebo, Nov. Rice is dangerously Ul at Pt.

Rlley with streptococcus Infection, which set in after having, a-tooth pulled lash Mr. Rice Is In laboratory work nt Pt. Rlley. He attended C. of E.

In Emporia for three years and served Ms interneshlp in the Newman Memorial County hospital. Mr. Rice Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Rice of Lebo. Dale Rice, a brother to Keith, is carrier for The Emporia, Gazette here. M. E.

AID SOCIETY MEETS. JO with a. penny supper at the church, members answered roll call. Mrs, W. W.

Richards, of Saffordville, was a guest. McKinney's MUSIC STORE Stora and Shop III Cum'l Accordion Studio PICTURE FRAMING ALBERT The Photographer Coal Phone IRlft Wouldn't Buy A Car With a One-Man Top The Lets chops feed ttrslght from tho blows Jt Into tbe now. See the Letz at (Used Mills) LYON COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere STRIKE AT REBEL BASE Zaragoza Bombed by 40 Fast Loyalist Special to The Gazette: Quincy, Nov. 6 The Methodist Aid society met at the home of Mrs.

Martha Lewis Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Martha Lewis and Mrs. Retta Roglln as assisting hostesses. Eleven members were present with Mrs. Cleora Slough, of Virgil, as guest.

After the business meeting refreshments were served. Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Frontier, Nov. 6 Forty fast warplanes were reported today to have struck at Zaragoza, the heart of the insurgent offensive in northeastern Spain. Government reports said bombs caused terrific explosions and fires arid had'crashed Into a large munitions depot at Zaragoza, headquarters of the Insurgent forces now strategically massed to smash Into government Spain. An insurgent communique said defending planes engaged the attackers over i Zaragoza- and downed one of them.

Rebels Take Key Outside observers attacked considerable importance to the report that Generalissimo Francisco Franco's foreign legionnaires and Moroccan Infantry had successfully stormed San Pedro hill, east of Jaca. (One year ago today Franco's forces occupied the first of the key positions when-they clamped a siege on Madrid. The success in the Jaca sector completed the task of winning what observers believed to be the necessary positions for domination of all Spain. The Insurgents were believed ready today for the final drive.) Government reports said fighting continued about Madrid with no Important change in positions. Special to Tbe Lebo, Nor.

M. E. Aid met Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. R. N.

Klrkham, Mrs. S. E. Antrim, and, Mrs. Laura Swan as hostesses.

Mrs. Nelson Thome had charge of the program, which consisted of readings, and a vocal solo by Mrs. Thorne. Miss Anna Snyder gave a. talk on the liquor question.

The members of Section reported $72.97 for their two months work. Section I will begin their Nov. COAL! COAL! COAL! See Us or Phone 25 S. S. FEED COAL CO.

JESS SLQTER Medical Directory folloitnng art all in good ttanding of tht Lyon County Medical Association and art of reputablt medical Philip W. Morgan, M. D. uid OfftM Pb. Ph.

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It no annrer, Pbys. Eich. PHYSICIANS SURGEONS PREPARE FOR BAZAAR Special to Tbe clnrette: Quincy, Nov. 6 The United Brethren Aid society, met at 'the home of Mrs. Vivian Lawson Thursday afternoon.

In addition to making two comforts, plans were completed for the annual bazaar which will be given this month. Jsltors in Emporia Thursday. Mrs. Lottie H. Burrls and Mrs.

Henry GIger, of Conwny Springs, vrrived In Allen Thursday evening ind will spend a few days visiting elatlves and friends In Allen. Mrs. Mace Rust left Wednesday or Colton, to visit her son, Harold Rust. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Edwards, of Santa Ana, lslted Mr. Edvards' brother, Dr. E. E. Edwards, nd family, this Mrs.

Florence Estes, Mrs. Dorothy Davis, and Mrs. T. J. Lewis were in Eskridgc Monday.

C. Humphrey, of Blnckwcil, Islled Mr. and Mrs. George Hum- acker in Allen this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McKnlght, of Eskrldge, were guests of Mr. ftnd Mrs. Virgil McKnlght Tuesday evening. Schools wore closed Thursday af- crnoon in order that the teachers could attend tho Sl.ato Teachers' meetings.

Miss Mary Haclley, Evart ieyl, Mildred Reiff, Marjorie More- and, Paul Moreland, Darrel nnd Eleanor Mounkcs attended the at Wichita. Vivian Day and Pauline Dick attended the Lawrence meeting; Lcsler Griffith and T. H. Moffet went to Manhattan Friday, nnd Miss Ruth Hills attended tho meeting at Parsons. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Strotip and daughter, Wilma, were visitor in Emporia Monday. Misses Donna, Nadiene, Betty and Rev. and Mrs. E.

H. Knepp. Mr. Kncpp was ono time pastor of the Methodist church In Americus. Mrs.

John A. Sims arid Mrs. 3. M. Elliott visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Edmlston, Tuesday. Miss Maggie Irvln is spending the week In the country visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huston and family.

Mrs. Harvey Edmiston, Mrs. John A. Sims, and Mrs. J.

M. Elliott were callers nt the P. T. Kerr and Ada B. Nelson homes In the Prultland district, Wednesday.

Mrs. Hill, mother of Mrs. Will Rnpp, returned to her home in Oswego Thursday after a visit of several days with her daughter in Americus. Mrs. H.

V. StUbbs was called to Crescent, the, middle of the week because of the serious sickness of her mother, Mrs. Yenzer. The TJp-To-Date Study club held their regular meeting this week with Miss Elsie May Floyd and Miss Kitty White at the Floyd home. Mrs.

Vernon Simpson had charge of study hour and read a paper "Home vs. Career." Those receiving favors in contests given were Miss Ardyee Freeman and Mrs. Howard Ernst. Next meeting will bo November 16 at the home of Mrs. Jack Sterbenz with Mrs.

Sterbenz and Mrs. Amy Hudson as.hostesses. Mrs; Georgia Morton, of Mayville, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Marsh, and Mr, Marsh, is COAL Take Advantage of Present Prices Always a Complete Slock of High Grade Goal on Hand Thetoal Man STARTS PRODUCE BUSINESS. special to Tha Onzette: Madison, Nov.

P. Williams representing the Harrow-Taylor Butter company, has opened a cream, egg, and poultry station In the Shearer building, on West Main. Mr. Williams lived In Madison nnd operated a similar business for eight years. He sold out In the fall of 1935 and moved to his farm near Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. Williams will move soon to their home on Messinger hill. Miss Jennie Williams, of the Em- xirla State College education department, spoke to the geography round table at the Lawrence division of the Kansas State Teachers' issoclation today. The association iad its state-wide meetings in five centers Friday and today for all school and grade school teachers in Kansas.

The purpose of the meetings is to teachers of latest discoveries in methods of Instruction. After the teachers' association was Informed late this week that John B. Heffelfinger, superintendent of publics schools at Newton, could not accept the engagement, Miss Williams was chosen for the address. OTTAWA BUILDS DAM 6 is engaged in a race against tima to complete low water dam in the Marais des Cygnes river, nine miles west of'town, to eliminate future wa- tcr'shbrtages. Work of pouring concrete 1 will be If weather conditions permit.

The city commissioners hope to have 'the dam finished-before- winter arrives. We want you to Invest Sn our'full paid shares, because we are now paying dividend with security. Eureka Building Loan 1 phone 400. AN EMPORIAN SPEAKS C. W.

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