The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 20

Nov. regular session of WSWS was held Thursday, 6, in the EUB church fMSement, with L. W. Johnson wresidingi The meeting opened tMth the hymn, "For The Beauty of the Earth." Mrs. Griiham was the leader of the devotionale.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ocobock and Don went to Wichita on Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ocobock, and family and other relatives.

Friday overnight guests of Mrs. Myrl Rakestraw and family were Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Art Luae of Leavenworth. and Mrs. Clarence Chavalla Thanksgiving dky with Mr, andjRjri Mrs.

Kelly in Salina. hwg and Edief wiM of Mr. aAd Km. ineberg and family on ThankagiT- Center. Mrs.

C. C. Bagley returned home Saturday from the Brodstone hospital in Superior, where she has been confined with a broken leg. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Millard Shadduck and on Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Archie THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Moore, fietty and Jim of Belleville and Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Moore were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Gardner on Thanksgiving day. Michael McClure of Manhattan spent the holidays with Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. McClure. Roberta Shadduck spent from Thursday until Sunday with her I Mr.

and Mrs. Bfiustin Johnson cousin, Caroline Heater in Smith and Carolyrt atci dinner at the Myrl RakOniw home. A ThahksgivTng dTimir was held at the home of Mrs. Ktftie Swartz An. Agnes Cardwelt of fiteandta was visiting her sistor, Mrs.

lia Katherineberg on Wednesday. Beth and Jim wore home from Fort Hays Stiito college, for the ThankaiMTing holiday. Heater, Caroline and Richard, Mrs. Mrs. Jessie Thompson, Mr.

and' Daisy Helfenstine of Smith Center, Mrs. L. W. Johnson and Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Beryl Brant and Mrs. Dana Johnson and Leslie Ann Beryl Brant and Ralph, Mrs. Joe were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Pilcher of Phillipsburg, Mr. and Kaeding and family in Sutton, Mrs. W. E. Brant and Leslie Shad- Thanksgiving day.

i duck of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelly and Mr.

Francis Lundblade of Wichita. The WSWS of the Republic Evangelical United Brethren Church is sponsoring a BAZAAR AND SUPPER Saturday, December 1 Bazaa Begins at 2:00 p.m. Supper, served family style, starts at 5:00 p.m. Evangelical United Brethren Church Basement Republic, Kansas Adults Sl.OO, School Children Under 8, 50c I're-School Children Are Free MENU Baked Ham Roast Chicken and Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Home Baked Beans Whole Kernel Corn Celery Pickles Caiiot Strips Radishes Cranberry Apple Salad or Candied Apples tiread White and Brown Rolls Butter Jelly Pie Cheese Strips, Coffee (Advertisement Sponsored by) Bachelor-Faulkner-Dart Funeral Home Belleville with Mrs. Blflngflon, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Swam and Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Erkenbrack present. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvah Miller and Goldie were dinner guests of Mrs. Bertha Emmert and Gene on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Clarence Chavalia of Mission spent the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Kelly. W. H. McClure entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner for Mr.

and Mrs. Arnt Carlson of Scandia, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McEwen, Mr. and Mrs.

Don McEwen, Charles, Nancy and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure, Alan and Alana. Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Morehead had as their guests on Thanksgiving day, Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehead, Cheater, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Parker, Mrs. Wanda Morehead, Eddie Morehead. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, who has spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Parker and Mrs. Wanda Morehead and boys, left Thursday evening to join her hus- band who is teaching in Germany. George Beck arrived home Tuesday from Manhattan to spend the Thanksgiving vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Verl Beck and Marcia and other relatives and friends.

He returned on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Roy McEwen. Wayne Si.sson arrived Tuesday I from Lawrence to spend the I Thanksgiving holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Hull Sisson and family. I Mr.

and Mrs. Don Charles, Michael, Nancy and John spent Thanks- priving day in Osborne, guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Garrison. Miss Janet Millen of Wakeeney eO a fire Jn a temporiity silo at the E. W. Runft farm three miles suothwest of Belleville evening. Some 4,200 threatened by the smoke from the fire, but the wind which was bloving southeast away from the bii'ds never, changed direction.

The silo contained a mixture of firebush and oats, a cattle feed. Mr. Runft, who had fallen from a cobey wagon a few days before the fire and broken a rib, was reported iip and around Tuesday. Pbote met at the home of Mrs. James T.

Hurley for the November 12 meeting. Current events were given for the roll call. Mrs. Howard Millen presided at the business meeting at which time plans were made to repaint the Nativity Scene, sponsored a year ago. They also voted to bake cookies for Audrey's Rest home and will make favors for the trays in observance of Thanksgiving.

This has beeri a feature for the observance of the special days of the unit the past year. Also the Republic Homemakers bake individual birthday cakes for each occupant as one of the community improvement projects. The lesson on Civil Defense was presented by Mrs. Glenn Hofts which included much timely information for every mdividual. Our Lovely Chapel IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED (Seating Capacity of 200) Often hundreds of persons come in to sign a friend's Memorial Register Bachelor-Faulkner-Dart Funeral Home Southside Square TOYLAND at FIRESTONE IS NOW OPEN! SHOP NOW WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Regular $49.95 Regular $16.95 Regular $17.95 Fully Automatic Chrome Fully Automatic Electric Coffee Maker Regular $17.95 Fully Automatic Electric Mixer Fully Automatic Electric Coffee Maker Electric Toaster $29.99 $9.99 $9.99 Games Toys Wheel Goods Athletic Equipment D0II9 AppUances Tired and Allen Millen of K-State, Manhattan spent the Thanksgiving vacation with Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Millen and Arlo and other NaDeane Tallent and Dwaine Tallent of the College of Emporia, were visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvem Tallent and other relatives during the Thanksgiving vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Gardner entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner for Mrs. May Millen Francis and Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gardner, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Haney. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Longfellow arrived Wednesday evening from Wahoo, to visit Mis.

Esta Longfellow and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McPeek and boys of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Herman and Jeffry of Concordia, Charles Jensen of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morten Jensen. Mr. and Mrs.

R. 0. Noble of Belleville, Mrs. P. B.

Graham and Kenneth Fischer were dinner guests of Dr. and Mis. C. A. Noble and Coyt on Thanksgiving day.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bagley and girls went to Hardy on Thanksgiving day and were guests' at the Lars Pedersen home. i Mrs. Vera Stafford, Mr.

and Mrs. Max Bixby of Hardy, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Harvey were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Garman on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Darrell Garman left early Tuesday morning for Camarillo, due to the illness of Val, Jean Garman, their eldest son. Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. McClure en-' tertained with a Thanksgiving dinner. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Larkins and Bruce of Salina, Mrs. Neva Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Larkins. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Elliott and boy.s on Thanksgiving day were the Rev, and Mrs. Lowell Hofts, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Elliott and boys, Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Boman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Kopsa, Vanital and Becky of Fairbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kopsa, and Mrs. Elmer Evert and Darlene were guests of Mr. and Eldon Evert and family on Thanksgiving.

Mrs. Gladys Thomas and Mr. and 1 Mrs. Glenn Hofts, Jamie Lou and Tommy were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Kent Thomas and girls in Belleville on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkensen and baby spent the week end in Missouri with relatives. Mr, and Mrs.

Roy McEwen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mre. Harry Duval Friday evening in honor of the McEwen's wedding anniversary. Mrs. Laona Milner spent, Thanksgiving day in Belleville at, the C.

M. Carey home. Mrs. N. J.

Habiger entertained with a bridal shower for Miss Barbara McClure of Salina at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Those present were the guest of honor, Miss McClure, Mrs. C. E. McClure, Mrs.

E. E. McClure, Mrs. Harmon Sankey, Mrs. J.

H. Sankey, Mrs.j Norman Sankey and Julie, Mrs. Jess McMannama, Mrs. Glenn Far-' lee, Mrs. Merlyn Farlee, Mrs.

How- 1 ard Millen, Mrs. Eldon Evert and Lorraine, Mrs. James Hurley and Jackie, Mrs. C. A.

Noble, Mrs. B. Graham. Mr. and Mrs.

Arht Carlson of Scandia, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McEwen and family and W. H. McClure, were guests Friday evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill McClure and family in honor of Mrs. McClure's birthday anniversary, Mrs. Habiger went to Topeka on Tuesday to attend the fall meeting of the State Board of Managers of the Kansas Congress of Parents-Teachers association. She returned home on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Millen, Allen and Alio were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Farlee on Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strom, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmusaen and Mabel Cline went to Hartford Sunday for the open house honoring Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Ambrose's golden wedding. Mr. and Roy Elliott and boys spent Sunday at Langford with Mr. and Mrs.

Botz. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fieed' of Scandia were calling on Mr. and Mrs.

Gus Freed on Monday evening. Mrs. Elsie Noble entertained at dinner Sunday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck in honor- of their forty-ninth wedding anniversary.

Besides the honored couple, other guests were Mr. Mrs. L. L. Noble, Mr, and Mrs, L.

W. McClure and Mra. Laona MU- her. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Gardner were, hosts to their club Saturdayi night. Mrs. Laona Milner' kn4 Mra, P. B. Graham and Mrs.

Bertha Simms were guests Sunday evening of Mrs. Edith Simms. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Johnson and Leslie Ann were Sunday evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Stuber in Belleville. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Stafford and girls of Wichita spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Will Stafford.

Mrs. Jancy Powers is confined to her home from a fall, she received Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Umscheid and boys of Kansas City, were Saturday overnight and Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill McClure, Alan and Alana. Mr. and Mrs. V.

A. Berggren arrived home Sunday evening after spending two weeks in Chicago with relatives. They visited at the Clarence Mahan home in Kansas City, the of the week and on Sunday afternoon attended the open house at the S. C. Jones home in Hartford honoring Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Ambrose on their golden anniversary, i Mr. and Mrs. Verl Beck, George and Marcia and Mrs. Lizzie Beck were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Jarvis in Beatrice, on Thanksgiving. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Cline were Sunday guests of Jolene and Charles Cline. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell were also evening guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stromberg had as their dinner guests on Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beck, Mrs.

Theodore Davidson and Paul Stromberg. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell with Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Brown, and children of Beloit were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, at Beloit in honor of Donnie Brown's birthday anniversary. Birthday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Verl Beck and family on Sunday in honor of Mrs. Carl Kail- man, George Beck and Mrs. Verl Beck's anniversaries were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kallman and family, E.

C. Kallman, Mrs. Lizzie Beck, George Beck of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Garman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stromberg, Mrs. Theodore Davidson and Mr. and Mrs.

Vic Harvey were among the guests attending the open house at the Hardy community hall Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Davidson's 60th wedding anniversary.

Mrs. C. E. McClure and Mike spent Friday in Lincoln, Neb. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Young and Bobby were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hansen and Marilyn at Hardy, Neb. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Young and Bobby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conzelman on Thanksgiving. Home Demonstration Units Belleville Victory Mrs.

Hugo Peters was hostess November 5, to Belleville Victory Home Demonstration unit with 16 members present. Roll Call was with current events on foreign countries. President, Mrs. Charles Hirmon displayed the gold seal won by the unit for standard of excellence on the past years work. A schedule of the coming years work was discussed.

Mrs. Julius Hess gave the lesson on civil defense. A committee was chosen for the Christmas to be given at the Rest Homes in Belleville. Mrs. Peters and her co-hostess, Mrs.

Don Anderson served lunch at the close of the meeting. Christmas party December 4 will be at the A. L. Rizek home. Friendly Neighbors H.D.U.

Friendly Neighbors H. D. U. Unit met at the home of Mrs. Charley Jones; The meeting was called to order by Mrs.

C. B. Currance vice-president. Roll call was answered by Current Events of Foreign countries. The second part of the ironing lesson was given by Mrs.

Jones. Recreation was led by Mrs. John Skelton. The hostess- served lunch to eight members. Mrs.

John Skelton will be hostess to next meeting. Republic Homemakers A perfect attendance with two guests, Mrs. Don Hurd and Mrs. Arnold Laman spelled success for the Republic Homemakers as they to stay at work, in order WjJceep the needed equipmei)t and 4MpnM as needed. Also the varlour 8er- vices necessary during an all out attack were outlined.

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