The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

Dr. tiMi Alleei in Tufit. E. Frahte 'ASice Darlene spent the Jin. Logsh Reynolds inAt to to thb (Uy'wlthlSln.

Reynolds' mother. Urs. C. Mr. uiil Mn.

Cowan'apd Buddy of Mother's Day guetjts olfUff. (paqar Cowan. TAXI -ipKone 1613 McFAALANDr Owner Mrs; bide Stewart went Sunday I to visit Mr. and ALS p. E.

Hoover was called to Mount Hope Sunday because of the death of his father, Frank Hoover. Mr. Hoover Is the owner, of the Hoover Drug Store. E. O.

Gilbert and J. H. Burger went to Picher, Satuiflay ieve- ning to attend a tri-state district meeting of the Encampment of the tO.O. P. Mr.

and Frank TwyVxt spent Saturdiur and in Wichita visiting his moQwr.j Mrs. Harlan Taylor, who is a resident of the Masonic home there. Bill Bixby of Wichita- sprat the week end here with his mother, Mrs. S. A.

Bixby. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Hurt and Mr. and Mn. Archie Koester went to Ft. Scott Sunday to visit Mrs. Hurt's mother, Mrs.

G. P. who has recently returned from-a two-month visit to California. Scxafih Lira and la touise, of Wlch- with and arul' Miss Mary EJra returned with them a short Roy Ballard of Pfcoia, and Mrs. aijd Raymond of iParsbiu: spent Moth- with their pafents, Mr.

and Ballard. Q'. Marsh Memphis, lias retfiimed her home aftir viSlUng i days with Mr. and MHI. C.

Washbrifh. She iii- tMids-tol visit in Kansas City on her way back. i PUT tS-A yiSTt We'te Just; Moved 609 West Streetf-Phorie 1532.., ia? CAR iTK-0CK LOT CYRUS Inc. UEEIJ) of Mr. brought dkr he Although wieek, akid rJohii Burrihgton theit Paul-home yester- 1 St.

Johott Hospital where underwent; Wednesday. 1 Paul will be.iA bed another is getting fine. arid Mr. Nancy brother, Speece. pires sociatiori.

ning for ror Hutchinson Grand Order the were ID MOOT their, had as caiarles tin. and and daughter Mri E. JFraser ahd riave aa guests Fraser's Gene Haae'-c and Roy Haaclc and, Sjieiece are um- the WesternirBaseball As- They will iMave this eve- JopUh, haviiig come from officers of thf: Independent Odd pellowsfcho attended meeting Ihere Friday night Churchill of LaCrosse, Ed Mc08rty MarshaU Oinglas of Toipeka, Eftiery DuffleM of Clianute ahd Williiin P. Brinkmeyer qf Winfieldi i aid Mrs. and cliildren Gldrla.

5aiid Charles Mother's day Mrs. 's parents ajid Mrs. Schulieof Lafearpe.Mr. and o2 Kansas Ciiy Birnes' igiother, Mrs. Barnes of and Mr.

Charles I Ha tton and their Jandt of RELIGION? I By XomlWnrh Anybody any more about 'Jhat was the lady college profeissoc: who, a few years back was starting a new and universil It looked good, too. "Total Aiken call- creed; was to it, thfv the Ten QdmnQts. "Thats every bit of the i tablets Cod gave to Id thd Golden Rule as Christ and and and all the eat teachers urged, realizing fithin Its'slmpacity Ues the te andjperfect for human Happiness. Just if lived by thalt prescription, need for soldieiis, or or Jjiils. No need, even for locl4 on the'doors.

I hive of 4 wondered how Dr. Aiken got along I with her idea. It was a good Ktxi Monday Mr, Waugh of the Wancb FnntHl Borne will comment oh C. E. Knoles and Miss Dorothy Knoles entertained yesterday.

Miss Hazel Knoles cf Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knoles and Jerry Haase of Benton. Put your Furs in Certified Cold Storage. Shipments every week.

RAMSAT'S. Mrs. Walter Amdt of Noel, was a week-end guest of Mrs, Ott HUlbrant Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Copksey and family entertained at dinner Mother's Day Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Smirl and Charles Gaither of Neodesha, Mr. and P. A. Cooksey and Carol Sue Cooksey of Burlington. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Littrell spent Mother's Day in Ottawa visiting Mrs. 'Littrell's mother, Mrs.

C. J. Moore and her sister, Mrs. Lee Barnett and Mr. Bamett.

No ever regretted having saved. If you start your saving with SECURITY today you'll have Security tomorrow. Security Savings and Loan. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Wiles entertained at dinner yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wiles and Thelma, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Matney, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morrow, Howard, Shelia and Judy, all of lola, Mr. and Mrs.

Wiles and Cheryl Ann and A. O. Hart of Chanute. Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Myer and family went to Kansas City yesterday to visit Mrs. MarceSla Willis and son Rex, Mrs. WUhs's father, J. Pro- chyshayn of! Detroit was also a guest. Mr.

iProchyshayn is Mrs. Myer's godfather. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Young and daughter Carma had as Mother's Day guests, their daughters, Mrs.

Dale Bubbert, Mr. Bubbert and Judy and Dale Miss Laiu-a Mae Young and Donald Cook, all-of Fremont, Mrs. Jack Long, W-. Long and Debra ahd Mrs. Young's mother, Mrs.

Charles Heaney, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bartlett, Wesley, Lesley and BUI. aU of Hutchinson. EXPERT WATfcH REPAIR Work EDAOSTON'S DEPT.

STORE Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sanden and Mrs. Alma Arnold went to Wichita yesterday where Mr. and Mrs.

visited Mr. Kenneth Smith and Mrs. Arnold visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bryan and Bonny.

Sheipline, son of Mr: and Mrs. Otto Sheipiine, who has been employed for TWA in Kansas City, has been trainsferred to Nev York City. For Spot Announcement of local interest Tune in TO- peka at nine p. m. Monday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell of Humboldt were Saturday supper guests of their mother, Mrs. Sarah Trammell. Sunday Mrs.

Trammell was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Baker, Mr. Baker and family of Humboldt. Mr. Ivan Curtis went to Wichita yesterday to visit their sons, J.

L. Curtis an4 Mrs. Curtis and Harley Curtis and Mrs. Curtis. Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Patterson ahd son D. D.

Patterson and Mrs. Patterson, aU of Wichita, were week-end guests'-of A. L. Patterson's mother, Mrs. E.

E. Patterson, and his sister, Mrs. Ota Love. i For That Graduate Hallmark GRADUATION CARDS Cooksey's Dring Store Miss Helen Edgerton of Topeka spent the week end I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. Edgerton. Mr. and Mrs.

C. entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDowell Of Topeka, Mrs. Dollie Runer, and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Myer and Jerry Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lew.is entertained at a sicnic dinner yesterday Mr.

and Mrs. Loyal Tubbs, Linda and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. George Bell, and Mrs. Daisy Snodgrass all of Wichita, Mrs.

Vesta of Chanute, Mr. and Mrs. Milton McClay and Janice, Joan and Milton and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lewis and Bryan.

Dr. J. W. HoIIlster, Cbliopractar. Over Allen Co.

Bank, lela, Kanw Phone 1398. Eve. by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haen entertained yesterday, Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Bowman of Humboldt. Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Bowman and Mrs. Gertrude Reneau and 'Vlcki Jo of; El Dorado, Mrs.

Caroline Smith of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore, Rae Ann and Paula Kay.

Mrs. Lorna Howe, field representative of the Pittsburg Social Security Office, will be at the Post Office here at 10:00 a. m. on May 13. Mrs.

Howe urged that seasonal workers who plan on working in social security jobs during the summer months should make application for their social security cards as soon as possible. She explained that wages can be properjy credited only if the worker has an account number and lack of a number may cause a person to lose credit for wages. For HEADACHE, dimand- St.Joseph ASPIRIN WDRlirSUlRSEST SELLER AT 100 Mrs. Dora Wade of LaHarpe entertained-'yesterday, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lang, Mrs.

Laverne Thompson and daughter, Gayle, of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Love, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Bouk and Donna of Mbrah. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wade and Miss Marilyn Wade of LaHarpe and Miss Elizabeth Wade of Manhattan.

Damages of $2,568 are being sought in district court by Clifton Hildabrand and Velma Lee Hildabrand of Hunter, Tff. C. Arthur of lola as the; defendant. Hildabrand and Arthur were drivers of cars involved in a highway accident a short distance east of Xa Harpe last Oct. 27.

Both were headed east, and Hildabrand's petition alleges that Arthur was careless and negligent in making a left turn into a private driveway. He seeks $493.02 for damages resulting to his and Velma- Lee Hildabrand asks for personal injuries and hospital expense. She claims injury of the head, left arm, and right shoulder, some of a permanent nature. SHE WANTS YOU to give her a real of those double-rich, extrar thick DAIRY QUEEN malts or shakes. Treat her her' to DAIRY QUEEN tonight! For happy tunes a head, stop in at DAIRY QUEEN, 3 Blocks North Riverside Park for DAIRY QUEEN.

Refrigerators Wesffnihoute Refrigerafors Itofier das Range Florence Gas Range Electric Range OWN TERMS Westingliouse Elec. Range Free-Westinghouse Electric Sewing Machine Eldridge Electric Sewing Machine. Ektra Speeial ONE 12JCUBIC FOOT CROSLEY DEEP FREEZE. Brand new, a 1951 model, slightly damaged. W.

H. WOOD ItJONrrCARE Mr. and Mrs. Ivan tewfs went to Predonia yesterday to visit Mrs. Lewis' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Adams. Mrs.

C. W. Campbell, spent the week end with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.

J. -Ll'Skaggs and Lois Ann. of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs.

Earnest Poster were guests yesterday of Mr. land Mrs. R. D. Babcock of CMfeyvUle.

Mother's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eraser were Cpl.

and Mrs. Robert Kite of Ft. Leonard Wood, Ffe. James of Fairfax Field in Kansas City, and Mr. and tSis.

P. S. Praser and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lytle went to Wichita over the tweek Mid to visit Mrs.

Lytle's daughter, Mrs. CoUins Anderson, Mr. and their son, Donel. They also attended Boeing Aircraft open housed Mr. and Mrs.

George Trowbridge and daughter, Mrs. Fred Kettle went to Halstead Sunday to attend the graduation ceremonies of the Halstead Nurshig School at Halstead Hospital. Miss Marlene Trowbridge was a member of the graduating class, consisting of 24 student nurs? es. Miss Trowbridge is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Trowbridge. Fair and Wariner After Chilly Days uei Kansas; temperatures are scheduled rebound quickly after a chilly dur- Injg which readings averWged about 10 degrees below iPorecaster Tom Arnold predicted generally fair and warmer conditions Monday night Tuesday except for a few light, scattered showers in extreme western sections Monday night or eiiirly Tuesday morning. He said low Monday night will be in the high marks Tuesday ranging from 75 'o 85. The weekend cold wave sent Saturday night below the freezing mark 'in Northwest Kansas. Goodlandj and Hill City each reported a low reading of 30 degrees.

Arnold said it was doubtful the freeze was Severe enough to cause any damage. Sunday night temperatures also were on the chilly Salina's 34 the A reading of 38 at Topeka tied the record low for the Tpp temperatures Sunday generally were in the mid-6(js although Ooodland reported a hitjh of 72. Pry at Reins On Housing WASHINGTON I (A-Sehtiment is growing in some! government circles for an: easing of down payment requirehients on liouses in the medium and upper price braelcets which have not been seU- ing too -well. i Several members of the Federal Reserve Board, which administers Regulation over housing credit, favor the move, it was learned Monday. The' board Is surveying the prospects and will talk things over with Raymwul Foley, housing and liome ftaiance administrator, who would have concuf.

The housbig agency was reported cooler toward the proposal thain some Reserve Board memberis.l A final is ezpecteil in the next few Regulation now requires a sUding scale ofj down payments starting at $1,550 for a conventional loan on anj $8,000 house and zooming to SO per cent down on all houses above $24 ,500. Loans guitfanteed by the government for veterans carry smaller down pajnnents, $750 for an $8,000 houaw to 45 per cent for lEatWhirt lUlM Fear of licartbara. tout stomach docta't (pojl my enjoTmenc of faToriic foods. Ltkt milUoot of Americmnt, I carry TUmi PleasaDi-uscinx Toms neutralize csccsi itomach the bunung senution of sour siomsch, heanbum, almost Contain no soda to cause acid rebound. Follow the nilc for happr Tunis Handy Like Candy." TUMS FOK THE TUMMY houses alwvtt tHfiMi: Some botfd vwmlws Wjik IbB present acftlehMMiwlnaiM in it.

wltti dom psnBaota UeiWuitag out ofproportian'to OB Iwmes of 115.000 sod These say down would be as requirement for, tte homes. StarUay du.W4iM>^4: ibie potato 'WiNiM to kilt mmn I9 tbt Be- reliMvBlir'aiinri' Graduation Gifts FORnHEVOUNOUil Off Just 9 Pieces of this Fine tuggage at These Greatly Reduced Prices $29.40 Udies WaiWobe Case $19.54 $23.76 Udies Case $15.92 $12.76 $33.36 Udies 264 IL Olfite Case $22.24 $20.34 Udies (VNite Caise $21.00 Udies 2l4n.0'Nite Case All Federal IVix Indndcd in Above Prices. OUT SM Year in tola GLOBE CLOTHING CO. From May 12 to May 17 Blae Cro88.6Iae Shield inember- ship will be made available to all eligible reudents of the city of Ida, YOU You are eligible if you Viii wHhIn the artn beliig mrelled, and if you ore gainfully employecl. (If you are not employed you may still enrail If you bAtow 65.) TWs may be the ONLY opporiunlty to cifirbn that miainy residents will have.

It provides a "chtince to for persons not eligible through their place of tmptoyment Don't miss iti If you work where 5 or moni pirsom payroll where you worfc. If cdreddy difi employee goop In your company yoilr wnploytrjaboMf forming now. EmpioyM graiip dilfei an loww. SiH I 1952 From May 12 May 17 Allen Heattli Sii mmmM.