The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 13

WINCHESTER. EASTON MOONEY CREEK FLOftA NOIX Otis Hearroo and famiJy of Wisconsin visited at the home of his brother, Paul Bolinger, last week. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Penix and son of Stockton, were recent guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. Scott Melroy and family. Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Schrick were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beying and family, Mrs. Annie Beyins of Easton, Misses Delores and Jeanne Schrick of Topeka and Mrs. Noll and son.

Dale, of Mooney Creek. onL Tbe August meeting win be an ice excui weUl at the home of Canaileta Deonkr for members and tbeir families. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noil are on trip to Boston to visit her par ents.

Henry Wray was moved from Stormont Vail hospital in Topeka last week to the hospital in Win 'Chester. Paul Bolinger underwent major surgery at the Winchester hospital week. Pete Stoeffer recently mashed a finger in a car door. Fearn and children have to" their, home in California after spending several vviia her father, H. C.

Teel, near Winchester. I Mr. and Mrs. Louie Baker family of Wichita were I guests Friday at the home of her i mother, Mrs. Albert Soil.

Freese of guests Of aad a altended Ue WUl wed 'ding anniversary celebration of Perrv spent Sunday afternoon with his Wa a TM Deaiso 1 eOrge mother. Mrs Anna XoU and Flora has Sam NoU at Mooney Creek a a Mrs. Miles EUerman and son, have returned from a two- AFROTC TKAINING M. DakL SM Mr. Mrs.

Carl I S. Dahl of Everest is participating jiB the L'JS. Air wimmr-r training at Laredo Air Force Base, Laredo, Tex. It will last four i weeks. Following his graduation from Kansas State college.

Manhat I Un, next spring. Cadet Dahl will be eligible for appointment as a second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve. STOCTIY RftCHTHt is now employed the Winches- tre hospital them. Furniture, appliances. Levin's.

Joe Schrick has returned to his home from the Winchester hospit: al. i Mr. and Mrs. Lee Upson Reno, were recent guests, at the home of his grandfatlier, Arthur Haight. Mrs.

Gladys Gibson is visiting in Colorado- Springs, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. George Coppinger' recent weekend guests a the home of her parents at New', Town, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Haney were recent guests at the home: of her brother, Dan Sheldon. The Haney's will leave soon for Ha-; waii where Sgt. Haaey will be i stationed with the army. The Friendship unit held its July meeting at the home of Inez Brown with seven membrs prs- were recent guests of her mother, Mrs.

Higgms at Inde pendence. Mo. Mrs. Joe Domann underwent major surgery Wednesday mom- ing at SL John's hospital in Leav EVEREST MRS. R.

C. IRSIK VALLEY FALLS ELLA PNCAfBKE Mr. and Alfred Brer son are moving to where Mr. Brey has employment. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thomas and Linda left Wednesday for their home in Arlington, af ter visiting relatives here. Mr. Atefaison Doily WwtMcdar. August 14.

19S7 13 "Feel better CARNIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Edmonds and children of St. have been visibng at the homes of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Edmonds and The Kast Hl Seho jl a been redecorated. Bor en has bousht the ncr residence east of the hign scho Easton. He will remodel lf an1 convert ll TM tG a rcst home Bridge supplies. I.ockwood Co New shipment corduroy 89 cents yard. Morris Remnant Shop, 703 Commercial.

irensterc SPECIALS OVER 1OO PAIR Prices Greatly Reduced Hurry Final Sale Ends August MEN'S SHOES Florsheim, Were $19.95, Now Winthrop, Were $13.95, Now Winthrop Were $12.95, Now $8.98 $4.98 $2.98 WOMEN'S HEELS AND CASUALS VITALITY JACQUELINE FOOT FLAIRS WERE TO $12.95 9 8 3 9 8 Still a good selection of sizes and styles ALL TABLES REGROUPED AND REDUCED--THE BIGGEST BUY OF THE YEAR, DON'T WAIT, SHOP NOW! C. P. Bond left last week an assignment with the Vinell Corp. of Los Angeles at Pusan, Korea. He visited his daughters.

Mrs. Don Trapp and Mrs. Char les Biasi before leaving for Korea. Mrs. Ethel Martin visited her brother, John Mathena in Willis.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kameriz announce the birth of a son, Steven Jan July 31. Furniture, appliances. Levin's.

Misses Judene and Cheryl Burrows of Platte City were recent guests at the home of thc-ir grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Call. Margaret Miller and Mildred Myers are attending a special school for two weeks before starting to work for the Commerce Trust bank in Kansas City.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ellingson and daughter, Kathy and Mrs. Ray Force have returned from a vacation spent in South Dakota- Vincent Lacy and children were recent guests of her aunt, Miss Ellen Curran. Home furnishings- IntfeL's.

ilrs. John Cavanaugh of Hous ton, Texas, was a recent guest of her niece, and Mrs. Charles Curran. Hostesses for, the July meeting of the held at the church were Mrs. Oscar Olson.

Mrs. Har ry Sheeley and Mrs. Fred Wolff Mrs. Earl Means presided at the business meeting. Mrs.

Clifton Kimmi gave the devotions. Mrs. Keith Swam was program lead ilr. and Mrs. J'jhn Means and son and her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. M. M. Hariman of Junciion City, are in Rochester, where Mrs. Means is under the cijily 2 i of an specialist at the Mayo clinic.

A group of women of the Christian church were hostesses to a miscellaneous shower at church parlor Saturday in honor of Mrs. Joe Liberty, the former Mary' Lou Sawyer, daughter of Mrs. Mary Sawyer. Colors of pink and white were carried out in decorations, refreshments and prizes- Mrs. Liberty was assisted in the opening of her many gifts by her mother, the groom's mother, Mrs.

Clifford Liberty of Horton a Miss Barbara Madison of Topeka. Delbert Adams of Eudora was a recent guest of George Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. John Ary of Gash- Jand, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Milton of Prairie Village. Miss Lillina Adams of Kansas City, Mrs Ramona Webb of San Francisco were all recent guests at the Walter Adams home- Recent guests of Mrs. a Lee were Miss OIlie Coats of St. Joe, Mrs.

Frank Frakes and Edna Mae Bird of Richmond, Calif By Dick Turner honor of Mrs. Frank Thomas, who left for her home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Artman of Marysville are spending a week with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles fvorris. Mrs. Mayme Freeland is having her house reshingled. A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs and Mrs. Clyde Brooks L. A. Reeder at Boise Ida July spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Rathen her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Valley Falls are the grandpar sell Decker at Kolana, Iowa. jents. The baby has been named Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Glassel 'David Henry and has a brother, and son Bobbie returned last week)Gregory and a sister, Mary Carol to Ft- Carson, where he is Tuesday Afternoon bridge stationed with the army. They a i met thL; week with Mrs spent a two month leave with j'-hariottc Zimmerman. relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Diehl arc- Mrs. LeRoy Lederer received niin a vacation in the Ozarks. her degree of bachelor of science The also visit and Mrs in elementary education at orlarci Waite at Goodman. Mo State college Friday evening.

a and Carrie Waugh of Law parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Davis rerce the past week with attended the exercises.

Mrs. Eliza Lassiter spent week with her daughter. Mr an 1 Mrs. Bil! Blacketer at John Herbers accompanied his daughter, Mrs. of DyersviHe, on a trip to Call fornia.

Mr. and Mrs. Waller a Ann are spending a two week vacation in Minnesota arid Colorado. Home furnishings IiHfcn'. -Mr.

and Mrs Glenn Trimble and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fou spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dale Nicholas in Kansas Cily. Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. attended the Whearty family re union at Wamego Sunday. The anr.ua! picnic and baski: dinner will be held in church yard al a chapel Sur.iiay. Aug.

IS. Mrs LeRoy a and liaugh ter, Mrs. Kay a a a enter tamed a coffee Mondav in Bring your prescriptions to Ball Bros. We deliver. Closed for vacation, will reopen Aug.

26. Miller Drug store. Ralph Crider xrriies from Kansas Cily that read jam. Whitcomb Riley's poem. The OM Trundle Bed, which recalled nian.

times he has slept in one. Also, he wonders if Tip YJ Tom Garvey, Ed McBratney and Ear! Robertson ever their grancparenis, Mr. and Mrs. last IJo V(i Hatfield. C.O.

Giaman, genera! insurance. SANITONE Nestler's Cleaners 716 Phone 5K We have these items many more for the baby. Be sure to see BARNES Furniture Appliance "Who do 1 see about another lemonade dealer in my block that insists upon starting price wars?" Irene Habernal is taking a few vacation from her work at the Enterprise office. Miss Sharon Hutchinson of Kansas City spent the weekend her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Ted Hutchinson.

City Collection of News Paragraphs And Advertisement's Shoe sale half price. Rudolph's. Twenty nine contributions from Atchison county to the Greater University Fund of the Univer- of Kansas amounted to S3.SIS for the past year- Total contributions for 1956 57 were 05. The of alumni contributing to this fund is almost xiouble that of the national aver-; age for state supported colleges and universities, according to Maurice E. Barker, fund secre Six cold cans SI at Tate's.

PENNEY'S SHOP PENNEY'S THURSDAY --FRIDAY -SATURDAY on -C iirii! 1 Entire Summer RE-GROUPED And RE-PRICED! Stock Priced TO GO DRESSES Values to $10.98 GO DRESSES Values to $14.98 80 DRESSES Values to $22.95 16 DRESSES Values to $29.95 $3 $5 26 MATERNITY DRESSES Values to $10.95 8 SPRING COATS Values $29.95 7 SPRING COATS Values to $39.95 16 SKIRTS VaJucs to $10.95 $10 $5 $12 $15 $3 COME AND GET "EM! 19 SUITS Valets te BATHINO SUITS $5 $1 TABLE GLOVES BRAS $2 TABLE SHORTS GOWS Ff SHFRS BLOUSES $3 TABLE BL0USES AL True High Fidelity TV PICTURES and SOUND NEW Great NEW Developments for the world's finest quality TV THE ARACON Model 21" diag. meis. 262 lengular area. In Grained a a or Blond Oak fm- lihes. f.HW! 'HIGH FIDELITY HORIZONTAL CHASSIS-with EXTENDED Band Amplifier allows up to 350,000 more of picture informetior.

to reach the TV screen. Has 20,000 vofts of picture power. new Zenith high speed electron gun that drives electrons against screen hard and fast-pictures sparkle with bright highlights. New design eliminates troublesome ion trap magnet which, when Improperly adjusted, causes low brightness, jzry detail. FIDELITY SPEAKERS One 1(T speaker and TWO electrostatic tweeters for rich, beautiful tone quality.

NEW 1353 ZENITH Tf BLOW is THE FAIMFIELD --21' dlig- 262 In. rectangular picture Sunshine picture tubt. Super Horizontal Ton- Control. Dial. Easy Out FKI Clast.

AvalW In 4 attractive cotora. EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN LEVIN-HANDKE FURNITURE A APPLIANCE K17-19 ONE YARD LENGTHS 60 INCHES WIDE Wm MIRACLE BLENDS MIRACLE-LOW PRICE Beautiful plaids, tweeds, checks, solids. Blends of Pre-shrunk," hand-wash. And Pennoy's keeps the prica down on TRIPLE CUFF AaiON SOCKS! How can Penney do it? Penney's buys for 1700 stores--enough socks to comfort over million pretty ankles! We're thrifty, we pay cash and turn the savings over to you I Stock up on these fine absorbent cotton HIGH COUNT DACRON PANELS each 41 inches wide, 72, 81 or 90 long Save--save--on Penney's fine quality. white marquisette tailored with elegant hems.

5 inches at bottom--2V2 at top. Little or no ironing! MEN'S SUMMER WEIGHT UNION SUITS REDUCED Men. is the time TO stock up on i at Penney's. Hurry, sizes from to WOMEN'S SHOES Fall styles in time for season ahead. Lots to choose from, flurry in, seo them, real savings.

Broken Sire 4 77 FINAL CLEARANCE CHILDREN? SANDALS (brk 1.