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)eiphian Club Guest Night On Thursday evening, 4, club held night the home of Mrs. A. H. James. MlfS.

W. Vance, Mrs. G. Mrs. John UmbevKor, Mrs.

George Pierce and Mrs. Jam- eg were in charge of Members and guests were theatre fashion before an stage. Mrs. W. D.

Vance as leader of the lesson, us on a trip "South of tho Border" using as her main Mexico, sne presented Mexico as our close.st and most impnrtant neighbor to the south and the importance of our good iieiRhboi'; spirit and understanding knowledge in the post war world of, this Country rating second in pow-j er to the United States in North America. topography of the country she then presented the Mexican in his moods! I of living, his home, tra-j vel, schools, industries, love and religious life, entertainments and i handicrafts and the oi-igination of: the race. Tlirough the review she compared the good with the rich with the poor and the cullur- 1 ed Creole with ihe lowly Peon. A musical program was piesenti'-'l: Donna Dever Carlson and i S' OCIAL CALENDAR Phone The TelcBoope, No. 38, lor Listing.

Thursday, April 11 H. G. L. club will meet with Mrs. L.

H. Kueker at 8 p.m. Eiglit Eves club meet with Mrs. Charles Blackwood with dinner at the Elliott hotel at 6:.30. Presbyterian Calendar will meet at 2:30 with Mrs.

Ole Sovenron as hostess. Assistants are Mrs. Harry Bobenhouse, Mrs. A. A.

Hartley, Mrs. P. M. Sorenson, Mrs. Joe Url)an, Mrs.

Merle Miller, Mrs. .1. r. Todd, Mrs. Bert Hack- liarth, Mrs.

Ira King, Mrs. Mrs. P. H. Jor- gonson will loview "Behold Your After presenting the I Friday, April 12 Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting at 8 n.m.

in the hall. Installation of officers. Shakespeare club meets for a one o'clock luncheon with Mrs. C. E.

Riddlebarger as hostess and Mrs. S. E. Ai'buth- not as assisting hostess. Tuesdav, April 16 W.

R. N. C. W. will meet with Mis.

Guy Snyder for a pot-luck suiiper at 7 o'clock. Star Study will meet with Mrs. Edward Stransky at 2:30. Mrs. H.

D. Thomas, leader. Wednesday, 17 P. E. O.

Silvei- anniversary tea with Mrs. AUiert Bachelor as osless. Legion Auxiliary pot-luok supper at 6:30 at the i.cgion Hall. Hostes.ses are Tillie Bostik, Mrs. John Perkins and Miss Anna Bostik.

her Spanish class of which a girls; trio composed of Marilyn Stulier, Na Doolcy and Cieraldine' Lewis sang two numbers and Mari-; lyn Stuber and Roljcrt James danc-' ed a Spanish Hat Dance, lioth being accompanied by! Miss Price at tlie piano. The sinji- ers and dancers were attii'ed in! truly typical Spanish costumes and thp; one worn by Marilyn Stuber was direct fi'om Mexico and owned by a girl from at- After Mrs. Van Gutidy Reviews Book Mrs. Harley Pierce was hostess to Chapter BM of P.E.O. at her home on Wednesday, April 3.

Mrs. John Van Gundy reviewed the book "Cathedral in the Sun," by Ann B. Fisher. The story is about the life of the Indiana, Mexicans, Spaniards and Americans located around the Mission of San Carlos of Carmelo near Monterey, Cal. The period of history dates from 1812 to 1888.

This book was compiled from data received from i-e- latives of the people who actually lived during that time and is con! sidered very authentic historically. Mrs. Fisher is the wife of a uni- vcBsity professor in California and spent yeai's in research pre! paring to write the book. During the business session, which was 1 presided over by Mrs. F.

V. B. Weeks, president, reports were made by Mrs. O. Faulkner and Mrs.

Cecil Munger, concerning Thft at the home of Mrs. Grace Jones Weelnesday, April 8. were'Mrs. Eleanor Stone and Mrs. Qma KesL The meeting was opened by singing "Old Fashioned Garden" after which all members and gruests Were welcomed by Mrs.

Fred Ewens, preisident. The re-i ports of the secretary and treasurer were read and approved. Mrs. Hazel Kelly, Mrs. Thelma Saylor, Mrs.

Lorraine Camerson and Mrs. Bertha Southworth acknowledged cards and flowers received by them while IH. Victor Ward! was reported doing as weH could be expected. Mrs, William i Cooper, a guest from Richmond, CaU gave an interesting i-eport on their garden club. Mrs.

Edith Axelton had the lesson on "Birds" giving interesting information on the homes and living conditions of different kinds of birds. A pleasant surprise was enjoyed byj all when a picture show on "Travel Kansas" and "Colorful Kansas," in technicolor was shown by Mr. Axelton. Roll call was answered with Various things about birds, concluding the meeting for the evening. Numbei -s were drawn later for the door prise in which Mrs.

Hulda Sandels was the winner. A lunch in keeping with Easter was served to 26 members and three guests, Mrs, William Cooper Bjirbara Jane Crabb THURSDAY, APEIL 11, ipe meeting they attended in Be- 1 Charlotte Miller and M. C. jlo.t Saturday, completing plans for I meeting will i the state convention. Plans were i also announced for the silver an- i niversary tea which will be held I April 17 at Mrs.

Albert Bache; lors. Mrs, Daisy Perry, assisting hostess, and Mrs. Pieice served ro- freshments from tlie dining room tal)le which was centered with I yellow jonquils and white spirea, colors of P.E.O. Cheerful Club Axelton. The next meeting be with Mrs.

Lucille Hartley on May 1. Barbara Jane is one year old in this picture. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabb and her giandparents are Dr.

and Mrs. C. A. Crabb and Mrs. W.

H. Billingsley. jtohnsons Entertain Mr. Johnson and Gfrwe-RiBa-Bin1 -their -T club at their htoe Saturday evening. Progressive pitch was play- 1 ed at six tables.

Mr. and Jay Noble won high score for evening and Ralph Smith won the door prize. At a late houiNa delicious lunch was served to the following guests; Mr. and Mrs. Max Asher, Maryln and Johnny Joe, Ml', and Mrs.

Emi) Klaumami 1 and daughters, Claude Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pentico, Smith and Charlene, Mrs. Rebecca Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Noble, Alva Simmons, Mn and L. McPeek and Alice, Miss Susie Brant, Emma and Ernest Klaumann, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson and Royce and John Ward. Celebrates Birtltday (By The Telescope's Wayne Corr.) Mr.

and Mrs. Dallas LviHef were hosts and entertained as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Newman, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Casterline, Gale and Twila Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gilbert, Phyllis and Billy Kejth, -Mtv-and Mrs. Fintel dyove to Fajrbury, Satvirday on -home-'-the- Farewell for Henderson Family Mahasha honored its long-time friends, the Royal Henderson family, Friday evening, April 5, at a liy, friday evening, April ai farewell party at the Mahaska biithday. Tommy Lee is the son of Mr.

W'" I His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and Tern 1 Dee Laclef, Mr, and Archie Morehead of Belleville and Mrs. Harley, Cousins of Talmo, Mr. and Mrs.

Raye Penny of Charles Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wichita, Kan. Norquist, Loreen, Robert, Marilyn and Nadine of Clyde and Mr, and Mrs. L.

W. Ek.strom, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smock and cordia. The occasion was in honor of Mr.

L. W. Ekstrom 's seven- Priscilla Club Starts New Year Mrs. J. H.

Lewis and Mrs. John I Norris entertained the Priscilla club ut the first meeting of the new club year with a one o'clock March 20 the Cheerful club met! luncheon Tuesday, April 2, at the with Strumfa. There were 117 members and one guest present. After the business meeting Mrs. Lloyd McKinley opened her gifts.

Mrs. Strumfa aei-yed lunch. The next meeting to be at Margaret Ramsey's on April 3. April 3 Margaret Ramsey entertained the Cheerful club with 13 members answering roll call. Mrs.

Daisy Reed was a gue.st of the club. The club social was changed to April 10. There were some bills allowed. Mrs. Ramsey sei'ved lunch.

The club will meet with May West April 17. tending school in Kansas, the program articles hclongin.u' people from here who had visited DelphiailS Mexico were displayed. -KT- i a story or histoi-y attached. Lunch GUeSt JN Igut was served from a table decorated fiesta colors. Mis.

Gillieiti Mrs, N. Spnngler entertained Faulkner and Mis. John UmlxTg-: the IScia Deli)hiaiis and their er served. The fj'iiest lis! oilier (guests at liei- lionie last Thairsihiy than club ipcluiied: Mrs. i evenine'.

The program committee S. E. Arbuthnot, Mrs. 11. J.

I with Perkins as chair- Mrs. R. M. Armstrong. Mrs.

man liad planned fun and enter- ton Bachelor, Mrs. A. ('. Broylcs. (ainmein of an informal nature.

Mrs. C. T. Collins, Mis. Effic i (ijniics, songs, readings, and jnk- Chappius, Mrs, Natlian Calhoon, made a liilaiious time for every- Mrs.

E. E. Conzelnian, Mrs. Koy one, Ernest Graham gave Rist, Mrs. AUiert Bachelor, rs.

liniciicks which had been composed Joe Dimn, Mrs. Fred Kmcrv, I'v Mrs. Glen Scfrrist to mt-'oduce mating ydTouimed "to meet Fred Ewens, Mis. mem-eis BeUi 'an. I Mrs.

H. L. Graham, II. S. Lunch was served to the members Anril Graham, Mrs.

J. Henson, the guests: Mrs. E. V. Kalin, Mrs.

H. Colville, Mrs. Moree, Miss Barbara Adee, King, Mrs. Cecil Muii.uer, Frank Mrs. E.

i Mrs. L. H. Kueker, Mr.s, Under, Alls. Marvin Bond, Mrs.

LiSher, Mrs, C. I'ei i Mrs, Hess, Miss Hazel Country- H. L. Pierce, Maurice Marv Johnson, Mrs. gerald, Mrs.

Policy Mrs, Urban, Mrs, Evert Scott. chapter, U.D., met in Bert Robertson. Mrs (. h. le-, rank Bachelor.

I form at the Masonic hall bnijger, Mrs. Ole Fred Swover, IS H. WecK- Mrs. R. Wells and H.

Kesl Thomas. -dinner. The occasion marked theirj arrived here Tuesday to take over forty-eighth wedding anniversary, the job held by Miss Maxine, Wier' The Chapel Club Mrs Thomas Barleen was hostess to the Chapel club March 20 with 11 members and one guest, Mrs. Greer, present. The club voted to donate to the Red Cross.

The hostess served lunch home of Mrs. Lewis. Mi's. J. H.

Urban and Mrs. G. W. Bushby assisted in serving at the dining talile which was centered with a beautiful bouquet of spring flowers and spring floweijp wore placed throughout the Rving room. Mrs.

Urban presided at the business meeting with Mrs. Reece acting as secretary in the absence of Mi's. Will Slopansky. Response to roil call was something po ing to spring. A round-robin letter was written to Mrs.

F. J. Herbolsheimer. who is ill. It being Mrs.

Urban's liirthday, she was presented with a remembrance from the club and the group sang "Happy Birthday." The afternoon was spent on Red Cross wnik. The ladies are finishing two more wool afghans. The invited guests were Mrs. H. J.

Adams, Mrs. E. L. Lewis, Mrs. Cui-1 Johnson, Mrs.

George McCullough, Jliss Edna Haines, Mrs. Howard James, Mrs. L. H. Keuker and Mrs.

A. E. Nor- Stated Meeting Tuesday evening, April 2, Scan- VanTuyl, Mrs. Ross Sca.uiii, with Mrs. Thelma Sed- Swenson, Kutli Barbara est jj Ervin Lewis pre- ..,.1 I- Celebrate versa ry Mr.

Mrs. S. W. Kelly (d' Miinden, celebrated their Biithday Celebration (By Tho Wayside Corr.) A liirlhday party was given Mrs. Nate.

K. Blanchard at their sixty-second wedding anniversary evening. Tliree of Sunday, April 7 at the home 1 dauehters," Mrs. Elsie Haworth, their grandson, Mr. and Mrs.

(loldie Jones and Mrs. Mag- lery Forney. A basket dinner was and children and Mrs. served at 1 o'clock. cake and two child- corated the table.

Tho alIeriioon, Blanchard, was spent visiting and -n tuMS. Refreshments were served and Mr.s Mary at five o'clock. Those daughter of were Mr. and Mrs, those pre- Mr. and Mrs.

Kov Kelly, (Irant Kelly, Mr. Harry For-i ney, Mr. and Mi-s. Silas Mary Ann and and Frank Danielson, Don and Dean, Mr. and iMrs.

F'drney, Harold and Shirley, Mr. and Irvin Kelly and Rodney, an Dennis Cooper, audi Jean and the honoreci guesls, Air. and Mrs. S. W.

Kelly. siding. Mrs. Rosalie French, visiting worthy matron from Ophel cliapter at Belleville, was pi-esented and given a hearty welcome. Several members of Ophel chapter weie guests.

Initiatory degrees were conferi-ed upon four candidates with Mrs. Velda Sothers as soloist. Short talks were given by some of the Belleville members and LloyVt Nelson, Frank Hain, liaymond Cooper and El Reno Sederlin. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served from a lovely decorated table with Mrs. Walter Bayoles serving.

Social Hour Chib 1 Thursday, April 4. The ceremony 'Ry Toicscopp coHitinnd Corr.) Was performed at 2:60 p.m. in the The Social Hour idnli met Margaret Sprague, daughter of' chiu'ch in Salina, 29 with Mrs. Lindecrantz' Haii-y Sp)-ague of by the Rev Dr. Kearns.

Mrs. asMiostesK. 15 meml)ers and the i Cumi land and Neal Cady of Scan-'" following guests were iiresenf married Saturday eve- Mrs. Tekla Brown, Mrs. Lloyd ning at the Methodist parsonage' BiSbwn and Larry, Yeiiion lielleviUe.

The groom has re- Smith and Ramona, Mrs. Frank liis discharge from the navy; with Isaacson, Mrs, Martin John.soii^and i and they are temporarily making! Republic. their home in Scaiidia. Emmert is in the WAC's and left Saturday to report for duty. Mr.

r- ''fit'ently I 'cceived his ar- Veinonlin lielleyiUe. The groom has re- 1 my discharge is associated his brother business in Mfs. Dale Stafford. The following officers were elected: Mrs. LWiJlle Cooper, president; Pearl gtiTom, vice-president; Mrs.

I'los- Rasmusscn, secretary-treasurer reporter. The next meeting be with Mrs. Edith Odell on Ajril 12 Westlund-Emmerl (By Telescope's Republic Corr.i Miss Margaret Westlund of Gawandrt, N. liecame the bride of Kenneth Emmert, son of Mrs. Bertha Emmert of Republic, Ladies Altar Society Ladies of St.

Edxrard Altar met Thursday, April 4 with 28 members present and one visitor. The meeting was opened with a prayer followed by two songs. Roll call was read followed by the minutes. The treasurer's report was read. The ladies decided to have the general church cleaning for Easter on Wednesday, April 17.

All ladies are to oome and help clean. The ladies will have an Easter food sale to be held Saturday, April 20. Quilt blocks were given to each member to work. They are to be brought hack the next meeting. Mrs.

Joe Tarkowski and Mrs. Jolin Tarkowski are to take care of getting Easter flowers. The ladies to conduct the Red Cross rooms are Josie Konovalski, Philip Strumfa, Mrs. Piank Konovalski, Mrs. William Roberts, Mrs.

Frank Splichal and Mrs. Julius Hess. Mrs. Albert Konovalski gave a religious talk on the Passion. Mis.

Claude McConnill became a new member at this meeting. The visitor was Mrs. Helen Svoboda. The meeting adjourned and lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Glen Peters, Mrs.

Philip Strumfa, Mrs. Joe Tarkowski and Mrs. John Tarkowski. The hostesses for next month ure Mrs. F.

Dunbock, Mrs. T. Fleming, Miss Mary and Josie Konovalski. Surprise Dinner Sunday A sui'prise dinner was held on the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Kuhn at their home southwest of Norway Sunday. Those present were the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tony Kuhn, Miss Avis all of Haskinson-Shaffer (By The Telescopes JlepuUtc Corr.) The marriage of Miss LaReta rJamestown, Mrs. WiMard Kuhn, IHarkwell Staplers Are Back Ready to go to in the office and the home Featherweight Model (pictured below) 1.

Other models now "in stock for and Plus federal tax $3.80 Haskinson of Concordia, and Alfi-ed Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Shaffer of Republic, took place March 30 at the courthouse in Concordia. The bride wore a light blue dress and the groom, recently discharged, wore his navy They were attended by the hridejrroom's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Larson of Republic. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McNitt of Concordia, Miss EJdith Smith of Belleville and Ted Gunnison of SaRna. The marriage liottnses wene issued from the effice of the Jodre in during week; GiotgK t.

3S, Spolaine, and Borothy Louise Smith, fiurrioa, Katw, Apcil S. KoA le 18, on Asrfi i. Harnta Vt past, and Shiiivy jpast, both of HaroM Shaw, S7, Ohio, and Irene Andar- Bon, aOi, Sidvar, on Aarfl lltnnr XB. and lU- Willard and Eugene of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Carter and Robert of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Matters, Mr. Clifford Matters, Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Matters, Paul and Coral Ann, all of Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Matters, Clinton and Myrna of Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Felt and Sydney Susan of Clyde, Mr.

and Mrs. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Max Krummel, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Weaver, Kai-en Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kuhn, Mr. Earl Kuhn, Mrs. N.

E. Thomas, all of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuhn of Superior- R. A.

M. Reception Friday The Royal Arch.Masons Chapter of Clay -Centei- held a i-eception in honor of V. Royal Vergardes, receptly elected Most Excellent High Priest for the State of Kan- aasr Oft Fi4day-evening, Aprils, Those attending from the ville chapter were: Alvin L. Weyh, James B. Swenson, Eugene L.

Nel- aon, W. 0. RQey, M. L. Hill.

Verne Glena, Fred Hanchett, William Campbell, Charles S. Pearce, C. C. Arnett, Sd Hoadek, S. Tiiask, James Lull, (jecil Ettleman, Carl Hoffhian, John Long, Martin Fleming, Bud Les- avakx.

W. Mareicek. Oeprge Travie, Fred Carl Travers. 1 Methodist church. Mr.

and Mrs. Royal Henderson, who have been Mahaska residents for over 20 years, moved last week to Belleville. Other honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wall and son, Keyneii, who will make their future home in Clay Center.

Mrs. Wall is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Upon arrival at the church the guests were greeted by Mrs.

Grant Morey and Mrs. Robert Kerr, then each signed the guest book which was a gift to Mrs. Henderson from the Womans Society of Christian service. After more than ITO friends had assembled Miss Valerie Harz played a musical prelude. Mrs.

Robert Hendoi-soii, as mistress of cere- monies, welcomed the guests and 1 presided during the program. With Miss Harz at the piano, all joined in singing "America The Beautiful," the Easter hymn "He Arose," and "The 0 1 Rugged Rev. J. Holland Vernon led ill prayer; Ward Morey played a saxophone solo accompanied by Mrs. Moiey; the primary room under the direction of their teacher, Mrs.

Bernece Bohnenblust, presented a clever play, "Helen Sees The little Elizabeth Vernon sang "Mary Had A Little Lamb" accompanied by her mother. Mis. Vernon; the boys' trio, composed of Dale Coonrod, Fi-ed- ric Fiser and Don Metzger, sang, "Siouz City Norma Jean Comptoii sang "I'm Waiting for My Daddy" accompanied by her father, Paid Compton; a true-to- life drama, "Moving Day" was inesented by an all star cast with Bertha Rost portraying the role of Cora Henderson, a Ann Drummet in the role of Leah Henderson Wall, and Wesley Lowe as Royal Henderson; the girls' trio, Betty Fiser, Maxine Fiser, and Joan Livingston, sang "Fuzzy Harz accompanied both trio numbers. The program closed with an appropriate poem "God Bless You Everyone" to which Mr. and Mrs.

Henderson responded with short talks. A welcome was given the returned veteians who wei'e present. A welcome also was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schnelle and daughter, Patricia, who recently moved from Beaver, and will live on the farm which has been the Royal Henderson home so many years.

After a social period the guests were invited to the (lining room where the committee, Mi's. Ward Morey, Mrs. Robert Orr, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Lloyd McAtee, Mrs.

Grant Morey and their assistants, served refreshments. Jlrs. Henry Peterson poured coffee a Mrs. Keith Drummet served punch at a table centeied with a miriored bowl of jonquils and fruit blossoms and high lighted by gleaming candles on either side. The dining tables had bouquets of lilacs, tulips, fruit blossoms and jonquils.

Mrs. Clyde Miller and Miss Clara Gwinn had charge of table decorations. Out- of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kelly, Mrs.

Ethel Baker and Mrs. Clarence Lahodnj' of Belleville and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Harlan of Hubbell. Honor McKinlcys Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Mckinley, who left recently for a short visit at his home ip Indiana were honored with a basket dinner yc. the Rudolph Strumfa home on Sunday, March 31. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.

William Schneberger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanzlick, Mrs, Martha Hanzlick, Miss Anna Levendofsky, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Doggett, Mrs.

Olie Doggett, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanzlick, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanzlick, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Brzon, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Strumfa, Loretta Strumfa, Lawrence Sonntag, Margaret Kelly, Dale Doggett, Loren, Twila, George and Kenneth Brzon, Bud Hanalick, Helen Strumfa, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd McKinley and Mrs. MdKinley'8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph-StFumfa. Biaket Dinner Teacher Miss Beulak Clark, teacher of Lincoln School, was pleasantly surprised' with a basket dinner April 8 in honor of her birthday.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barber and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Clark and Marvin, and Mra. Grovor- Simmone, ana Mrs. Andrew Stafford, and HFs. E.T».—Ryaslt-Mt: aod Mrs. Guy uwi Krohn Sunday I By The Telescope's Wayne Corr.) Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Krohn entertained Sunday with a pot-luck same day. and Jeriy drove to Oak, Sunday to visit Willard Campnel! and children. i Rydai Mrs. Francis Cornctt April Mary Cornett was dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Cornett and sons. 1 Miss Mary Sheridan of Republic and Miss Virginia Persinger were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cornett.

Mr. awd Mrs. Charley Cardwell and children of Scandia were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Dickerman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gailey of Belleville were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Ball. Mrs. Earl Sankey, who entered the, St. Joseph hospital in Concordia last week, is improving.

Little Lindii Lea Sankey is staying at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kallman, while her mother is in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Browiiell were in Concordia Saturday. Community Meeting was held at Belleville Center communities the Bowling Green School Friday where they had farmed for years. I night. Mrs. Ethel Morehead, jBoutz and Billy Gene Reed had I charge of the program.

I The Rydal Ladies Aid met I Thursday aftenioon with Mrs. i Frank Brownell as hostess. I Byron SRtn Seybold April new agent, L. R. Cox of Humbolt, The guests were Mrs.

Mary Krohn, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Townsdin and family of Jamestown, Mr. Winnie Krohn and Pauline, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Steve White of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs. George Krohn, Dale and Stanley.

Rydal Ladies Aid Rydal Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Frank Brownell as hostess of Guide Rock, Neb. Miss Wiei is going to take over the agent job at Ohiowa, Neb. Mr. and Mrs.

John Grueber made BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Claire Osborne announce the birth of a daughter, Joann Elaine, April 5 at Supera business trip to Superior, Neb Mrs. Osborne was formerly ivr I Miss Geraldine Bourey. Us- the armed Louis Jens made a business trip to Lincoln, Monday and re- turned home Tuesday.

forces in Philippine Is- Lewis Bond of Hebron was in Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Newman of Topeka, a daughter day, April 4, in the church base- 1 Byron on business Monday.

fu ment with seven members pre-1 The Ladies Aid of the St. Paul 1 on April 1. Mr.s. is the 'Lutheran church met last Thurs-; former Virginia Maine, grand! daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Dr. R. F.

Decker has sold the Adams. sent. The president led the devotions by using kindness as her day in the church basement, subject. The hostess served lunch i Dr. R.

F. Decker has sold and the meeting adjourned to meet I building he occupied for his ot-j Mr. and Mrs. Orrel with Mrs. Will Johnson on April fice to C.

H. Frye and will have; Center, a his office in the new Telephone on March 13. Mrs. Mack building, was Darlene Chizek, daughter of The Methodist Ladies Aid Charles Chizek of 18, Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Ninemire i last Thursday afternoon at the; formerly of Norway. of Aurora, formerly from Republic county, annouce the engagement of their daughter. Rhea to Richard Sherbert, son of Emma Slierbert of Miltonvile, Kan. In the past he has served over- i seas in the U. S.

Army and is! now discharged. Miss Ninemiiei will be a graduate from M.R.H.S,! this spring. i Housewarming at Jay Nobles (By Tho Telescope's Wnyslde Corr.) 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pentico Belleville township last week car-1 ried out a housewarming party' for their former neighbors, Mr.

i and Mrs. Jay Noble who recently moved to Belleville. The evening was spent visiting. They are old-1 time residents of Grace Hill and' home of Mrs. Lou Artz.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell A son, born April 5 to Dr. and and Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Campbell I Mrs. Fred Tyree, of Salina. SEE "THE WAY OF SALVATION" One of the Chapters in the Life of St. Paul "THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE" These are 16mm Sound Motion Pictures THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY Everyone Invited VeriKHi Sir..