The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 2

iHBiaiA BEGIglEB, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1,: 19S2; iaauoMr.BdiyiTr ms 4 JF Hi-'i i 6 .00 iad AdtaWM OwatlM) OMTMT. TOO 8.50 a 1 1.00 OM XeMk 85e 1.00 MBllBaB or THK ABSOOUTtD PRBBS towtfcWll ftJM iai amn dbpatehM. For And lifrtby we Urn we hte aaitw-X Jelm 2:7. News i (Jft8. W.

R. MlteheU) Miss-Jahna MeEndree and her Mend, Miss Martha of Kansas City spent the end here at the home of hefi parents, Mr. and Mrs. rural Lafiarpe. Both girls are attending Teachers College at Pittsllurgr Tbd Falrvlew Local will meet Monday; niJKht, Nov.

3. and help celebrate the OoIdeA Jabilee. lidreshinents, fruit salad lind cook- Mr. and Mrs. RaymoigJ Eisenbrandt and Mrs.

Hilda Maryin, lola. went to Kansas City Siindfiy to see MlSb Ruth Larson, who had Just left the hospital after surgery. BAZAAR AND LaHatpe Methodist CHwreh Nvrembcr 4th 95c Mr. and Mrs. Ed of Kansas City spent Thursday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Raymoiid Eisep- brandt. Mrs. Opal Eisenbrandt Spent last Tbiirsday with her daughter, Mrs: Hilda Marvin of lola. Members of the election board i attended the; school of instruction at lola Thursday evening.

Fifteen members of the Home- buUders unit of the Farm Bureau womeh attended Day in lola Wednesday and) received the prize for the most ih ance from one group. TheSr display were the glo-candles the Unit have been making. Willis Walker, long time resident of this community, was iil Friday calling on old frieiWs. Mrs.yOeorge MlUer, a former dent of near LaHarpe, viaited Oscar Pulkerson Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Elldr of Bushong, sister of Walter Ifcnsming- er, and Oocie Williams of Ddnver, spent a week here visiting their Ensminger relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gene: Hastings of Emporia visited Mrs.

Paiiline Ensminger last" week. Mri Hastings is recovering slowly from 3 ah auto accident. Mrs. McAloon andigifls, Mrs. Kenneth Sherwood, andi Mrs.

Ed Link of Yates Center and. family silent Thursday with their parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Tal Mr. McAlpon attended the Farmer's Union convention in Topeka Thursday.

i Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hetlegar and Mr. and Clarence; McVey attended the Farmer's Union convention in Topeka Thursdjiy. 'Mr.

and Mrs. George KCyers, La- Barpe. and their daughter, Mrs. Marion Peres and family, feft Thursday night for Clovis, N. called there by the illness of Mr.

Myers' brother. Tht following group attended the all day meeting of the Ejadies Aid of the Christian Church Thursday: Meadames Josie Richardson, Daisy Blrkes, Emma Harris, Ruth HamU, Nelson, Mary Heinz. Klncald. Stella HatUe Pulse. Grace Grant, Minnie Secannon, Lancaster.

Arma Moore, Sue Ott. Bfr.Hamil and Miss iSertha Fitz- Pfctrick. Sir. and-Mrs? George'Rose arid Mr. and Mrs.

Leo attended the Farmer's Union and banquet at the Jayhdwk hotel in Topeka JThursday. Mr: and Mrs. George Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smart received their 25 year membership badges.

IT resi- Mrs. wbrth oil if poticM hbd tense IbfoHow it. 25 Years Ago Iteina tnim The Begister ef October 31 1952 Elzada Catherine Oliver enter- tataed with a small HaUoween party Friday night in her home at 1402 North Jefferson. The guests were Betty Jean Drake, Ida Lee Hankins, Ellis CUnkenbeard, Howard Orval Burtnett, Nona Marie Mary Ella iffitchell and Ernest Morris. The Current Topics Club entered last evening upon its year with a meeting at the Kelley Hotel which was attended by 55 men who had a good time, disposed of a good dinner, and heard'a good speech.

The speaker was Congressman U. S. Guyer. Violet, Delia, and Wanda Jeanne Burgess entertained with a Halloween party' in their home Saturday night. The'evening was spent with music, contests, and appropriate games, and HalloWeen lunch baskets containing lunch were given to the guests.

The guests were Frances Boiilt, Hester Heath, Paye Shelby, Dorothy Hodges, Georgia Nethery, Naomi Heath, Mary Louise Heath, Helen Goloby, Betty Ruth Reid, Mary Jane Held, Madeline Long, Marcella Chryst, Maxine Stark, Mildred Hinstm, Heen Ball, Katherine McKenzie, Ruth Helmberg, and Marcella Stark. Mrs. J. T. Held entertained with a Halloween party last night in her home at 321 South Elm Street for her daughters, Betty Ruth and Mary Jane Reid, at which the members of the fifth and sixth grades of the Jefferson School were guests.

African Display AtPickart's I HUMBOLDT display of African hand-made articles from Moyamba, Sierra Leone, B. W. Africa, has been arranged in the show window of Plckarts store at Humboldt. The articles, some made by girls of the Harford Girls' School in amba and some by the village and country people of the area, range from a large spread of handwoven. blue and white "country cloth" to a striking African clay mask.

Iiicluded also are a musical instrument made from a cracker box, ani artistically designed clay calabash, a large carry-away, or reed head basket, nidnerous smaller baskets, rice pot and decorated hand-made clothing and a drum of native wood. The articles were brought home by Miss Virginia Plckarts, of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

iPickarts, owners Store here, who is a missionary teacher in the Harford, Girls' School. Miss Plckarts is ini United States on leave from duties at the school and is now making a lecture tour in this country. She expects to return to Africa after a number of months here. Tempting Cocldall Combine sliced Moisteii salt and a Utie lemon jmcej OUT OUR WAY By J. R.

WILLIAMS CAME TVUO HOURS ilr. VHUT at Kansas City will mrhre this evening to flMMi At Mr. and StodgtaUl and to attend the Elks 'maiqUerade Halloween dance Ffe Simper aiil canlval Contjr Une" BbbMt. an CooBty at p. m.

-aiarttia Ayliiw, taadicr. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Hart observed their wedding yerterday at thiar badw. West They have been rest-, dents of lola for many EAT WITH US SUNDAY Special Steak Fried ChMcen Fried (Complete Dinners) frMn 11 ta p. m. HtMIERN CAFE 504 N. State Phone 54 Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Gitthens and family will have as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shanaselt of Pratt and Mr. and Mrs.

Alvis Smith and Alene of Payetteville, Ark. Mr. Gitthens has been confined to his home with flu the past few days. For Sheriff LOUIE L. BENBROOK, Mona Democratic Candidate Your vote will be appreciated Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. Edgerton wiU have as week-end guests Mrs. Richard Edgerton and children, Tommy, Melissa and Angela of Mission and Miss Helen Edgerton of Topeka.

ALBERT MANNING Republican Candidate For COUNTY COMMISSIONEB Second Diatrlet Your Vote Appreelailed Mrs. J. C. Edwards and iier mother, Mrs. Alice Purel, returned last night from Hutchinson Where they visited Mrs.

Edwards's sister, Mrs. H. R. Barnes and Barnes. Mr.

Edwards, T. E. Shanahan and Bob Shanahari spent the week in Western Kansas hunting. BILL'S TAXI Phene Side Open 24 Honrs: Per Day Drivers Junior Boss McFarland Bergman Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick G. Apt will have as guests for the week end Mr. and Mrs. George Siefkin and Miss Shirley Siefkin of Wichita and Mr. and Mrs.

Claude R. New-' comb of Pittsburg. ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS Degree work Monday night, Nov, 3. Refreshments. Attendance desired.

RUPUS WEAVER, Secretary. Mrs. Cordelia Hunter, whose home is in Los Angeles, will arrive today froni Butler, to spend the next week with her niece, Mrs. Robert Voisinet, Mr. Voisihet and family.

SHULTZ JEWELRY Wateh Bepairing Work Guaranteed. Mrs. H. C. Bishop is spending the day today in Kansas City on business.

EAT WITH US SUNDAY Special T-Bone Steak $1 .00 Fried Chicken -51 .00 Fried' Pheasant (Complete Dinners) Served from 11 to p. m. MODERN CAFE 504 N. State Phone 54 Mr. and Mrs.

James Dunlap of Paso Robles, arrived by, plane Thursday evening for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Blrs. A. M. Dunlap.

They came here from New Orleans, having flown there recently on the first part of a vacation trip by air. Mr. Dunlap has plane about six years and has flown to lola previously. Owning from New Orleans, he encoimt- ered a rather new experience in flying most of the way over smoke and dust that has blanketed much of the south eastern quarter of the nation recently as a result of the drouth and the many prairie and forest fires. Complicating the journey was failure of his navigation instruments.

He came nearly all the way by radio direction, and while that proved a little inconvenient, it also was so accurate that he reached Fort Smith with complete accuracy, lliat was a scheduled stopping point: At New Orleans, the departure was delayed four hours because of. the "smoke ing," and about aU the Dunlaps saw of the gnnind most of the way was that dhrectly under them. ot Nevada is Citar TNevadato nidmamcd SMtT i taSnall 9Me i4Uud UStrip MScbod period ITAnnameie measure IS. Girl's name aOHarden ZlMoUvata 27 Snuffles 31 Plantigrade mammal 33S61id (comb, form) SSJargon dlnjteasure at Mllodubticm MOUiicrs 46 Bant MSlexible S3 Place SS'XilyMaidot Asfolaf UCostlier 57 Bounded 98 Of greatest age 1 Vulgar fellows 2Scope 3 Nevada's gambling resort 4Goiii6f France Of Tore (poet) Requires 7Miiaealar SAncer SVamidi Jngredlent 10 Contends 11 Essentia) being i (Qayy SOCIETY 25 Top ot bead 42 Drive oS Social 43 Raced insects UPauM 38Tbc(efore 19Notaries public (ab.) appdlaUon SlEastand 30Dninkards 32Skin 23 Cosmic order affliction 23Tunu inside SSBegan out 38 Station (ab.) 24 Mast Elude 44 Feminine appellation 45 Prevaricator 47 Center; 48 Employ 51 Small river island 52 Compass point 54 Cushion Bridce-Lnneheoil Is Held the Cmintrr Ctab Mrs. George M.

Orover and Mrs. jrFred G. Apt shared hostess duties the one 'elodc. "bridge-luncheon the Country Club yesterday aft- Tbe prises at bridge went Mrs. Lee L.

Moare. Mrs. W. E. iDuUnslcy.

and Mrs. Howard Immel. present were Mmes N. J. iBrigham, W.

E. Dulinsky. Floyd W. D. Jones.

Ralph Copening, C. L. Hoyt, Howard Immel, Lee Moore. E. W.

Harriman. J. T. Reid. and George M.

Grover. BfnL Seebor Is Honared With a Layette Shewer Mrs. Calvin Sieeber of Gas City was guest of honor at a. layette Ahower Wednesday given by Mrs. Earl Croley' in her home.

Mrs.See- ber received many nice gifts that arranged in a pink and yellow basket. Prizes were won by Mrs. tWalt Williams and Mrs. John Scoville. Refreshments were served to Mrs.

Fred Roush. Mrs. Howard Ooodner, Mrs. Henry Jones, BIrs. John Sco- iTrille, Mrs.

George Gilliland, Mrs. Smith and Jeanne, Mrs. Leo Ansell, Angle, Steve, and Ricky, tin. Don Hamilton, Marsha, Joan, Kathy. Mrs.

Walt Williams, and Calvin Seeber Susie, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tweedy plan to spend the week end in Kttfsas City on business and also visiting Mrs. Elsie Babcock. BAZAAR AND DINNER LaHarpe Methodist Church November 4 75e Maurice Livingston, of Kansas City, Larry Goodnough of Chanute and Fred Anderson have returned from pheasant hunting around Belpre.

EAT WITH us: SUNDAY Specbl T-Bone Steak $1.00 Fried Chicken $1.00 Fried Pheasant $2.25 (Complete Dinners) Served from to 7 p. m. MODERN CAFE 504 N. State Phone 54 Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Harclerode and family of Neodesha will spend the week end with Mrs. Harclerode's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Snell have returned from Johnson after vislttag a week with Mr. Snell's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Snell. New location of Cyms Used Cars and GMC -New Truck lot, 009 West Street. CYRUS MOTORS, Inc. and Mrs.

B. F. Park and family of Ottawa will be Sunday guests of Mrs. Park's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Fees. No one ever regretted having saved. If you start saving with SUCUiti'i'Y today you'll have Security tomorrow.

Security Savings and Loan. Miss Suzanne Hoyt of Kansas City will spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Hoyt. EXPERT WATCH REPAIR Work EDMISTON'S DEFT. STORE Alan Lynn went to Lawrence Friday to spend the week end with Dee Munger, a student at the University of Kansas. He expects to return Sunday. Miss Lois Lacy of Kansas City is spending a few days here with her parents.

Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Lacy.

IT'S TIME TO COAL UP Call 317 Car. of genuine Semi-Anthracite Paris Lump Coal on trseit lOLA COAL ft JUNK CO. 409 North Jefferwm Larry Patterson, son of Mr. and Mirs. D.

B. Patterson north of lola, is home on a 30-day leave from navy duty at the U. S. base at Yokosuka, Japan. He is a seaman and has two and one-half years of service re- mahilng in his present enlistment.

He will report back to San Dlegb Nov. 12 for to Japan. VOTE FOR L. KANSAS FOR OFALLEROOURTY (DElibCRATIC CANDIDATE) Yoor Vote Be Appmbited Prayer for Lord of all mankind, warm our hearts with human sympathy. Help us to break down all barriers of prejudice and misunderstanding.

May the of Christian tolerance grow so strong that we shall live together as a united people, fellow pilgrims on the highway that leads into thy eternal kingdom; through Jesus Christ, our Saviour. lAmen. -rJames C. Kinard, Newberry, S. president, Newberry Colege.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Talkington of Lawrence will spend the week end with Mrs. "Talkington's parents, Dr. and Mrs.

Lyle Schmaus. Mrs. Will King has as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming of Great Bend and their daughter, Mrs.

Kale Fones and children. Rosemary, Kathryn and Scott of Rogers, Ark. The Flemings are former residents of lola. and Earl Croley Jr. Mrs.

Pat Sayles and Mrs. Jane Hobart sent gifts but were unable kto be present. David Lee Adams Celebrates Fifth Birthday Anniversary David Lee Adams celebrated his I-fifth birthday Thursday evening by I entertaining the children of his neighborhood at a Halloween cos- i'tume party. The children within a 'radius of one block of his home were rinvited, the total number being 26 guests. Decorations of black cats, yellow "and oraiige crepe paper, and toy 'bailloons carried out the Halloween The entertainment of telling of ghost stories, contests, and the playing of indoor and outdoor games.

Prizes were won by Stout; Connie Harry, Butch Munntaiger, and Karen Heathman. Refreshments were served from a decorated centered with brown orange birthday cake. Favors of balloons, noise makers, a n.d candy were given the guests who in turn sang "Happy Birthday," to Uttle host. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Adams. 1 i Alien Connty Hospital yVISITING p. m. to p. m.

and 7 p. mi to 8:30 p. m. children under 14 permitted on second floor. Admitted Mrs.

Joe Maloney, lola; Claude liJrane, Humboldt; Dr. Henry Bumgardner. lola. Dismissed Ralph Marvin. Elsmore; Duane Moyer, Walnut; Stonna Zyskowski, lola.

Births Mr. and Mrs. Dean Duncan, lola, i(a boy. OUR BOARDING with HOOPLE Cplony Margaret Barron committeemen and women of political parties and the township trustee have selected the election board members who will be oh.duty for receiving and counting bUUots on election dayi Nov. 4.

Votiiig booths will be set up in the City foir Ozark township. The ffceiving board will be on duty at 8 i'clock. They are Mrs. Carolyn Willisms, W. I.

Thompson, Mrs. VirgiS Strickler, Mrs. Cloyce Anderson, ind Miss Riith Knoeppel. Itie couniing board will go on duty at 12 n6on. Mrs.

Harry Anderson, Clarence Lay, Mrs. Rachel Kelley, Fred Myers and Mrs. Bthel Weatherman. The polls will close at 6 p. Myja Chapter O.

E. will serve sandwiches, pie, doughnuts and coffee the show room at the Colony garagi; election day. Mrs. Carl Wilson moved apartment in the tele-, phone building to an apartment at the Henry Wells home, until their suburban home is completed. and Mrs.

Floyd Gurley of iMiHarpe and Mr W. Foster of moved into the the telephone office building which they recently from Mr. and Mrs. Carl WilsoH. Mary SmiUi spent all day Thursday in Garnett, a guest of Mrs.

The-Happy Circle Club met with Mrs. Ward with a 1 o'clock coverie(d dish dinner. It was voted to coiftinue Co be a member of the Federated Cliibs; Mrs. Irene Brooking snd Mijs. Mabel Shreck gifts from their mystery pals.

A was planned for Nov. 7, to at the' Gallia Community Stated meeting, Chapter No. 4, OEB. Masonic Temple, 8 p. m.

The VJ.W. Auxiliary meeU 8 p. m. Memorial Hall, official visit dqsartment and district presidents. Neighbor invited.

C.WJ. executive yneeting Christian Church 2 p. nti The ChrisUan sdfvice GuUd of E.U.B. Church, p. m.

with Mrs. Charles 207 N. Cottonwood. thank offering boxes. Chapter P.E.O.^t3 p.

m. try Club, Mrs. Bowlus and Mrs. George Bowluo hostesses. WEDNE The G.

A. ii m. Memorial hall, covered dish and bh-thday party. house. Mrs.

Grace femith and Mrs. Vivian Henkle becaine members of the club. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Leo Scott wew guests.

Members present were, Clara Anderson, Edna Bafa, Gladys Kettle, Wihna Mincklm Juanita Mitchell, Yyonne Pearl Wedeman, Marcella Scu Miss Isabel Nelson, the and several children. The next will be with Mrs. Clara Nov. 26. FOR CCMRTY COMNIsliORER I am a candidatiefor county commissioner from second district on the picket.

I have had a lot of business and think I am for the Job. Your vote will be niujh appreciated. Allstate Safe-T-Trea Fed. Tax and Your Old Tires An Allstate Value DemonStxaUoei Special! is built for good The zig-zig tread is designed to squeegee water away from your tires. The-ply-on-ply cord body is built to stand up under driving strain.

triple written guarantee! Enameled Roaster 17H-lneh Sise Spectel Reg. $18.95 Low Pressure Saf 2 for $26J8 V(is Fed. Tax and Your bid Tires I9 time for aU your holiday cooking and Heavy btiw roaster ttiat wlUbbId a 14 lb. fowl. 18 roast.

SeU- blksting; lid with well and tree. Heat circulates freely for eveit btownhlig. Be ready for that holiday and tifp extra, now! S-Pkiec tUGOmSET study Hardwaad triuaie. -Air- Itae" StrWi Cases bave heavy plastbi east that iislili stains, Bcgtfarly Priced 3249 RVCKET lO-Quart Just 47c Itexolarlr Priced 79e Gal. sse Regoluly Prieed 98e MAsreRflinuBD SFAR Kay 214 llOO.