The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 8

Page 14 Meeting Is Held BUSHONG An all-day meeting of the Chalk Mound Ladies Aid Society was held 1 Nov. 20th with Miss May Button 1 as the hostess. The day was spent in appliqueing quilt blocks for the hostess. A cooperative dinner was served at noon. In the afternoon, a short business meeting was held with the president, Mrs.

Loren Ashburn, in charge. There were 14 members and two children in attendance. The next meeting wilt be a Christmas party on Dec. 18th, with Mrs. Leslie Kraus as the hostess.

This will be an afternoon meeting. After Thanksgiving Dinner When you'd like a change of scene, bring your family and your guests to browse around and shop our unique shop. Open 2 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Across Hwy 50 from Gibsons 343-2962 BUSHONG Mrs. Hoke Dillon of Santa Ana, left Friday morning by train from Emporia for her home fter spending the past three weeks visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert M. Webb of Bushong; her mother, Mrs. Maemie Buckley, who is a resident of the Flint Hills Manor Nursing Home in Emporia; and other relatives and friends in the area. THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS In Saffordville-Toledo Area.

Foreign Guests to Join Thanksgiving Festivities SAFFORDVILLE TOLEDO There will be an international group of guests from Emporia in three area homes for Thanksgiving dinner. Guests in the L. M. Welch ome will be Miss Nasrin Shafai, Iran; Ali Al Rashed, EVERY WOMAN WANTS HER KITCHEN TO BE Convenient CERRETTI and STEFAN Let Help You Design A Kitchen That Specifically Suits Your Needs. Come In and See Our Showroom.

Saudi Arabia; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welch, Augusta; and Mrs. R. G.

Barnes, Emporia. The Mike Welch family from Emporia will he evening guests. Eating dinner with the Harold Buffons will be Miss Jana Shafai, Iran; Yarnabu Shimda, Japan; and Miss Phakaphan Dummichidra, Thailand. Other guests will be the Buffons' daughters and their families, Mrs. Donna McGregor and her son Jim of Manhattan, and Bill, Robert, Mary, and Laura of Oscaloosa; and Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Eidman, Kelly, Pam and Steve. The turkey will be served with vegetables and strawberries from grandfather Walter Erickson's garden. Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. Emch will entertain in addition to the Vietnamese boys temporarily living in their home, Phan Anh Tuari, Pham Anh Ngoc, and Tran Van SANTA'S BEEN HERE Grocery Prices Good thru 5 p.m. Shopping Spree Winner: Mary Davidson 1316 Walnut $83.26 Delicious APPLES or ORANGES Size 113 for Ohse WIENERS Limit 3 Pkgs. We have leased space to SUPER-D Stores for a fantastic Christmas for you! HUNDREDS OF TOYS AND cans Famous Tonka, Others Good Value Shortening PER CENT OFF! All Toys Gifts Are Off- We Have Discounted Price But NOT Quality! Toy Prices Good till Christmas Limit 1 With Purchase Excluding Toys BISCUITS Pkgs.

fry ORANGE JUICE i mm- LMte Grocery Prices Good thru 5 p.m. roadhea FAMILY FOOD CENTER 1417 WEST 6TH EMPORIA HOLIDAY FOODS Phuc, Emporia students, Miss Mahnaz Shafai, Iran; Miss Loh Yoki Singapore; and a student from Kansas University, Mak Woi-lan, also of Singapore. The Emches' children and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Silcock, Matthew and Jackie, Tabor, Iowa, will be additional guests.

Turkey will be served with a Vietnamese dish for accent among the traditional Thanksgiving foods. Mrs. Russell Lind and John will have Thanksgiving dinner prepared for Mr. and Mrs. De- raid Lind and daughters, Lauri and Anita.

Turkey and the family's favorites rolls will be on the menu. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Piper, Kahola Park, and Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Staedtler will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brasier, Americus, and enjoy a Crook family reunion.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buffington and daughters, Sheri, Lori, and Terri, will be guests of Mrs. Buffington's mother, Mrs. Jack Buff ington, in Cottonwood Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodge and son, Troy, will eat turkey dinner Thursday with Mr. Dodge's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Dodge, and other relatives, in Emporia. They will take with them a family favorite date dessert and a special salad. Dorothy Danelson will be a turkey dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Edie and sons in Emporia on Thursday.

The Phillip and Howard Bien- ROY JOHNSON DWIGHT METCALF AUTO FIRE LIFE Phone for Free Quotes 1225 W. 6th 342-0807 ders are invited to a Jones family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Jones in Hartford.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richard, Jerry, Shelly, and Scott, will eat turkey with Mrs. Richard's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

JohnBurchof Emporia. In the evening, they will be guests of Mr. Richard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Richard. Mr. and Mrs. James Lind have been invited to eat turkey Thursday with Mrs.

Lind's brother, Tom Phillips and his family, in Wichita. Their going will depend upon the condition of Mrs. Lind's mother, Mrs. Tom Phillips who is a patient in Newman Memorial County Hospital in Emporia. After cooking a turkey dinner with a full menu down to pumpkin pie for the teachers and pupils of the Saffordville grade school, Mrs.

C. K. Rice, school lunch supervisor, will repeat the process the next day for her daughter, Miss Marjorie Rice of Topeka, and her daughter-in- Irw, Mrs. Kenneth Rice and Ft. Leavenworth, who will spend Thanksgiving Day with Mrs.

Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller will have turkey and "everything" ready for Thanksgiving dinner. Their guests will be Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Reding, Miss Linda Jackson, Emporia; Jim Ireland, Cottonwood Falls; and if the weather cooperates, Mr. Miller's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith, Tallmadge, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harris, Mike and Jeff, served a pre- Thanksgiving dinner Sunday to Mrs. Harris's father, the Rev. Paul Haglund, Cottonwood Falls, and her brother and his family, Mr.

and Mrs. John Haglund and daughters. Holly and Wendy, Strong City. Thanksgiving Day the Harrises will be guests of the Russ Wilsons in Emporia. The Dean McGregors will BEDROOM FURNITURE Bed- Wheeling DeaQng BRAND NEW FURNITURE AND STEREO PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT AS MUCH AS 20 lo WE CAN ONLY LIST A FEW OF THE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS YOU'LL FIND THROUGH SATURDAY REMEMBER.

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Directly East of John North Ford Freight Thursday, November 27, 1975 have a turkey dinner ready foir their children and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rorabaugh and children, Lawrence; and, Mr. and Mrs. Gary McGregor, Atchison; and for Mrs.

McGregor's brother, Robert Ellis of Lebo. Sunday, the Dean McGregors joined her sister, Mrs. Everett Wilson, in Stropg City for a Wilson reunion. Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Colglazier served their first Thanksgiving dinner Sunday, a baked chicken, barbecued ribs, and rhubarb pie, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cbl- glazier and Jerry, Neosho Rapids; Mr.

and Mrs. Reeves and Debra, Hartford; and Olive Reifsnyder and Cecelia Bellinger, Emporia. Mr. and Mrs. Colglazier and Mrs.

Reifsnyder will drive to Yates City, 111., to spend Thanksgiving with their sister, Mrs. Ira Byhee. Mrs. Clifford Roberts svill prepare a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Roberts, Mrs. 0. L.

Litlje, Mr. and Mrs. AJ Hart, Strong City, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kuertzel, Gary and Kelly.

In the evening the Kuertzels are vited to the Harry Veatch horne in Emporia. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bridge will serve a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, including turkey and 24-hour salad, to their mothers, Mrs.

John Regnier and Mrs. W. A. Watsqn, and to Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Neill, Emporia; Miss Lynn Bridge, Colby; Sheri Doan and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bridge, Manhattan; Miss Margaret Lake, Topeka; Miss Adelaide Regnier, Mankato. If Mrs. Bridge's brother returns from Zaire in time, he and his family will be present.

Mrs. A. G. Brickell and Jim plan to drive to Alva, Okla, to be with Mrs. Brickell's mother, Olive Ferguson, on Thanksgiving Day.

Mr. Brickell and Mrs. Bert Brickell will join a Brickell Thanksgiving reunion at the W. F. Brickell home in Emporia.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley North are invited to eat dinner Thursday with their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Topeka.

The Stanley North's daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cooper, will drive his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cooper, to Albuquerque, N.M., to spend Thanksgiving with another son, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Cooper. The Edgar Cooper children have been invited to the James Cooper home for Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Nancy Cooper will be home from Manhattan; Janet Cooper from Emporia; and Wanda and Jim Bob will be with them. Another Cooper daughter and her husband, Mrjs.

Harry Whitaker, will be guests of his relatives at Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eidman have invited their daughters arid their families, the Francis Mo) gans of Emporia, and the Bledsoes of Cottonwood Falls; and Mr. Eidman's brother-in- law and sister, Mr.

and Mrjs. Howard ImMasche of Hays, 1 jo eat turkey dinner with them Thursday. The ImMasches Will spend part of the day with ImMasche's parents, Mr. ai)d Mrs. Henry ImMasche, dents of the Chase County Nursing Center in Cottonwood Falls.

Mrs. Earlene Lind, Cindy ajjd Sandra, will be served a traditional Thanksgiving dinner I'at the home of Mrs. Lind's mother, Mrs. Mae Cleeton, on sgiving Day. Miss Debbie Linfl, Manhattan, also will be Thanksgiving Day guestsiof Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Bender, Robert and Mary, will be and Mrs. Don Bender, Ginger and Gerald, Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sigel, Emporia; Mrs.

Faye Sigel, Cottonwood Falls; ahd Coleen Sigel, Wichita. OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 SATS. 9 to 5 Sundays 1 to 5 An Invitation To Friends of The Colonel Senior Citizen Discount il $145 I Meal Of 2 pc. Kentucky Fried Chicken, Slaw, Mashed Potatoes Gravy and a roll. I ONLY 99 Everyday 4pm to 6 prrr.