The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

Atchisen Dolly Glebe. Tuesday April 14. News Of Our BOKTON (Mrs, Hail The Horlon armory has been proved by a review board in Washington, O. C. and construction is expected to be started here within the next three to four weeks.

Verification of (lie approval was re- reived in the office of Brig. Gen. Joe Nickell, Adjutant general of Kansas in Topeka. The contract for the building has been awarded, to Manhattan firm and was exe-j nited with the contractor and has been sent to Washington for approv-j Gen Nickell advises it general-! requires about two weeks for the approved contract to be returned to the state. The abstract, plans and city deed to the have been approved by the National Guard Bureau at Washington.

The plans for Horton's armory include a large drill floor and high roof which will be adequate for basket ball games and other civic events. The building will be located in the block north of the high school athletic field, facing south. IK-me Itnnishings. lutfen's. At a meeting of the Noel-Brim and other attractions in connec-jmg office: Mrs.

Ellen Granlw lion with the Indian show, which'president; Sirs. Bessie Stilton, sen is expected to be held out-of-doors at the American Legion ball park. Miss Lila Jayne Ross, daughter of Hi. and Mrs. Marion Row and a llorton High School senior, was awarded a $140 musical scholarship Miss Ross took part in an audition at the college over the Easter weekend with relatives.

vice president; Helen Hornbec treasurer; Thelina Noel, chaplain Ruble McCoonell, conductress: Carter, secretary; Barbar Semes, Dorothy Haas and Lorcn Wincnell, color bearers; Doroth Haas, Delia Edde and Adah Wa ler, trustees; Delia Edde, pati-iotl instructor; Margaret Christ mu Jerry Bechtold was installed as sician; Luvina Knicht eu-ird 1 VPW Truan wa 'hfstalllng 0 commander of the VFW Tuesday night, succeeding Raymond Christ, jr. Other officers installed were Post No. 3021, Veterans of Foreign! William Willis, vice commander; Wars held Tuesday, an agreement'Max Haas, quartermaster; Roy was reached with members of the'Gardiner, chaplain; Ray Noel, post Kickapoo Indian tribe for collator-' advocate; Ray Christ, 3-year trus- ation between the two groups to! tee. John Knight was the installing stage a 2-day Indian powwow Members of the VFW aux- llorton on July 4 and 5. Plans are now being made to have a carnival ficer.

The Morton Junior Chamber Commerce will run a free bus ser vice between Horlon and the Wayn Ukena farm, where the Brow County Soil Conservation field da events will be held April 29. Th transportation will bene ihary also installed officers Tue.s- fit of women who acco.linvini night, with the following tak- 1 their men folks to the event The new AVuA Ambassador now offers the Nosh "Lz Mans" engine that lopped all Amefkan ciHiffiitioiifor two straight years at Mans. France. Also optional, Nosh Power Steering and Hydra-Malic Drive. Plain farina's cresl appears only on Ike world's fines 1 cars.

Nash ni-w Ramhler tub, u-ilrU'i i-(jr. Lilif Comerl'iilc II uiu ll'cathcr i lire nuuni Ui- i in t'l? "WITft JRTATX2IT Pictured here are the that brought the "Continental look" to America--re? stav. Cars so fresh and exciting they've inspired a whole new motoring trend. These are the Nash Airflytes for 1953 styled by Pinin Farina, the world's foremost custom car designer, a i new enaincerins; advances in performance, in economy, in comfort and drivinc These aren't "dream cars" or "one-of-a-kind They're being i a bought today in record numbers by the most enthusiastic owners you ever a to! See your Nash dealer today. Take the keys and disancr why there's none so new as Nash for 1953! become tired and wish to come into Morton to shop or otherwise spend sonic time.

Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Rogers of Kansas City announce the engagement of their daughter, Marianne, to George Lyndes MacCurdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George MatCurdy of Kansas City.

Mr. and Mrs. Rogers are former residents of the Morton community and Marianne attended the Brush Creek grade school. She a graduate of KU, Lawrence, for the past two years taught in the Everest High School. Mr.

MacCurdy, also a KU graduate, is presently employed by Bendix Aviation Corp, The wedding will take I Place June 20 in the First Methodist church in Independence, Mo. CAMP CREEK M. A. Crrff) Word was received here last week of the death of Mrs. H.

W. Schrcnk, Hiawatha. Rev. and Mrs. Schrenk lived here about 15 years "ago when Mr.

Schrenk was resident pastor. Miss Elenaor Brown has been re-elected to teach White Clay school for the consecutive term. Shirley Welch is ill with the chick-! enpox. The Rev. and Mrs.

F. W. West; were in Pratt last week to attend' the funeral of W. J. Mr.

Leatherman and Rev. West were brothers in law. Home furnishings. Iiitfen's. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Graner visited her father, August Bodenbaus- en at Ball Clinic, Excelsior Springs, last week. Bring your prescriptions to Ball Bros. We deliver. GuaranteM permanent, 20 years i local established reputation; 128 successfully treated in Alchison since 1933.

For free inspcc- lion and estimates call local tele- phone 271 or write Termite Con- Itrol 804 West 48th Kansas 1 City, Mo. Rummage a 1 Methodist church Friday only 8:30 a.m. GARDENING SUPPLIES AT MONEY SAVING PRICES LEVIN HOME APPLIANCE, 517-19 Com'l. WHO TOLD YOU I DDK rTAWTTER VVASTCV1N6 TO VDU SPENT THE AIR FORCE TO PULL OUT OF INDIAN MORE-TIME aKifws THAN SNOOP)tie! CAPE AIEPORT? OTHERWISE YOU'D HAVE FCHIND OUT WIT BUILDING A LOCAL CALHOON RANT WAS CONTINGENT UPON THE INPIAN CAPE AIRPORT EEMAINIV5 WHERE AND AS IT OOOP-Bye! I THIN MAVBE I'VE CLOBBERED THE SOURCE OF TROUBLES WITH THE TOWNS-! PEOPLEi CM you DRIVE WE TO THE BAIL LINE AT MWCttY t6 A BUT SUMMER THR MOMENT EDPIE KNEABNO INCIAN ELM STANDING BY IN EDDIE'S LI6HT THEY'VE JUST PLAYEP 'GOO SAVE THEQUEEN' AND THE "STAR-5PAM6LEP A WE'VE MEYER SEEN AMY- THING LIKE IT BUT KEAT IS IT'S A KALEIDOSCOPE OF THE GREAT FIGURES OF THE SPORTS WORLD SOCIETY, 6OVERM- PRIME MINISTER RT. HCW.

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