The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 3

Wonderful -While It Worked By THE ASSOCIATED PB; ESS Caoadl in kids are up to their Ohrislnm tree tricks again. As they tuve 'often done in the betiBse bhey found Uncle to be Uncle the- United' Sutts once more with tagged to exported Christmas But the bells soon may not be tinkling so merrily oo sldghfgls of goodies going northward Vln racl, tear jerking tots may have pulled Santa's whiskers once too often. A tree from the- little pi TMcsdie, New Brunswick, touched the hearts of men at Mac nil! Air Force Ease in, and then touched off the ire of the Trica'dte parish priest.1 On the tree wns a nole from a iaying: "Will you have the kindness to help a. poqr boy''" It asked for a box of cand? to be shared with seven brothers and sisters, The Mar-Dill men hastily assembled a planeloati of food toys and clothinc-and sent it' w'njiiig to Tracadu- from Tracadie today tame winging some stiff words uttered by the parish priori, the Rev. A.

Trmlel, about the tactics of the local kids. He denied thit ro'sidents of ehe New Jli-unswlelt village are in dire straits, as the Air Force men led to He said only two families in the papulation of more than 4,000 were in need, but that they were being well looked after. "Child: en these days want Bverylhing," snapped Father Tru-del. "Children in one large family I know senl about 300 letters with trees this year," he said: "The parish has a population of mars than and their savings accounts amount to about $2-5 Resident! of North Hills held i Christmas decorations celebration and party 'at the home of Dr. Mrs.

last nigJit. Coffee and doughnuts were served. WORLD'S LARGEST WREATH The Kentucky capitol grounds at Frankfort resemble a huge Christmas card The 34-foot diameter floral clock which usually bears the word "Kentucky" how is the world's largest wreath with the words "Peace on Earth." Since May the clock's wishing' pool has yielded I2.00tf tor various child-care Institutions Indonesia (Continued from Page One) willing to talk under the auspices of the United Nations. In Washington, ambassadors from both' nations indicated to newsmen after separate talks al the State Department that their feovernmenta might accept outside help in reaciiinE a solution. President Kennedy has urged both Indonesia and the Netherlands to seek a peaceful agreement.

Acting N. Secretary? General Hunt appealed in identical notes to Sukarno and Dutch An Atchison County cattle feeder: "I enjoyed oil Man Ralph Martin's talk to a group of farmers at a livestock meeting at Pineview Country Club. His explanation of the Kennedy farm program was most inloresiJug." WINGS VOR THE The new insignia designed top, were presented to Cnidr; Alan Shepard, first American to soar into space in a rocket. At the same time, the Air Force's Capt. Virgil I.

Grissom, who took the second Mercury capsule ride, received his pair, bottom. Both badges feature a shooting star superimposed over the traditional pilots' gold for Navy, silver for Air Force. Around NEK (Continued from Paffe Claude Ferrell, Valley Falls, and L. Burton Grosfield, Willis. Trustees will be elected at the meeting of the HE A Feb 8, at Jamos Larson, Willis, James Ross, Huron, John R.

Cowley Nortonville, Earl Heinekcn, V.t fingham, Luther Brocfcliotf, Fair- Calvin onibiin, RobmLoi and R. C. Springstend, Efling ham; were members of the nam inaling committee. SANTA VISIT KKFINGHAM A visit bv San ta Clans Saturday afternoon, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, will include free candy hars for all the. children present.

At p.m. live turkey will given away. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gorrell, IHR Atchison, will leave Friday for Denver (o spend the Christmas holidays with their sons, Bill and Tom.

Eugene Coyle, 224 North Thirieentli, continues to impiwt; al til a Atchison Hospital where he has been a patient for treatment. He. may go home from the hospital today. iBiH 1 I I I I 1 1 'I' I HOSPITAL NEWS ATCHISON HOSPITAL (VUCbu to 4 1 pja. to 1:31 Mrs.

Clarence Blakeley, Route Herbert Jaynes, 1038 Mound Drive; Ralph Martin, 108 North Violet. Fifth, Rosetta Reynolds, 716 Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Carroll, 920 North Seventh, a son, Mrs. Joiin Trtwer, Cum mings Thomas Haverty, St.

Albert Stoip and daughter, Route Mrs. Francis l'easley, 816 Riley; Eugene Coyte, 224 North Thirteenth. HIAWATHA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (Vtsltiu Bonn 2 to 4 p.m. 1 to I p.m.) ADMIT! USD: Friday Miss Less Pruett, Hiawatha; Mrs. Perry Pedei'son, Willis; Mrs, H.

D. Wallington, Hi-awathar Sunday Leonard Cobun, Hiawatha, Monday Jano Jenkins, Sparks; Clarence Cassclle, Tloh-inson; Mrs, Harold Whaley, Ore-gon, Mrs. Julius Torkoleon, Robinson. Friday Airs. Robert Idol, Robinson; Mrs.

Floyd Dean, Hiawatha; Mrs. Eldon Prawl and infant son, Mrs. William H. Jackson arid Infant daughter, Hiawalha. Saturday Ucorgc W.

Taylor, While Cloud: Mrs. George Wikle, Morrill: Mrs. Clara Gergala, Hiawatha; Mrs. James Kurtz, Hiawatha; Floyd Lee. Hiawatha; Raymond Snyder, Hiawatha.

Sunday Sharon Moore, Robinson; Mrs. Hans Rentes, Rohin-son; Mrs. Joseph Lara, Hiawatha; Floyd Gross, Fairview; Mrs. John Itichey, Rulo, Willis M. Papo, Hiawatha, Linda Moore, Robinson; Lawrence Bnuilng, Robinson Roy Bauer, HiawatJia, The Christmas trot has hit the galloping stage.

Herman Bubb, Atchison county farmer injured in an auto accident several wricks ago, is slowly improving at the Atchison Hospital. Joe Schnebelen of the Montgomery Ward Store: "This is the kind of- weather wluen the boys from Arkansas wish they had bought shoes." IR YOU ARE CONSIDERING BUYING a WATER SOFTENER be sure and SEE US BEFORE YOU Birv. WHY PAY A SALESMAN'S COMMISSION WHEN YOU CAN BUY DIRECTLY FROM US SOFT WATER SERVICE N. Jth "CtJl.LIGAX PRODUCTS" 3 EM 7-liHl Fri. Sat.

with Wardrobe 11" Texas Ranger Arsenal KISSEEDOLL 13.95 WA60N TRAIN CAP GUNS 1.49 I BETSY WETSY in Bathtub 13.95 1 BUFFALO BILL CAP GUNS 98 TOY SINK 2.75 GUM BALL GAME 3.95 D0LLIE BATH 1.49 AUTOMATIC UKE 3.98 PAJAMABAG 1.99 TWIN ENGINE SEAPLANE 1.99 BABY PLAYPEN 4. 4.98 T00TSIE TOY CIVIL WAR SET 2.49 DOLUE BYE BYE CART 3.39 ASS7 RUBBER AUTOMOBILES .29 WKMf I' TILBURY OLENNON'S V. 9nt fat Mimm. I fa mi Bala' 'ilr. MAJOR CAUSES OF DtPENDENCY OF Mi SUC ASSISTANCE (HUM! TOTAL: 4x1 MILLION SIZE THE CirrrAtit nuDrtrsiil nf £fi? PrSBrams touches on the Uvea of over six mtilton people.

Newsehart, above, shows major S5 LSSPCIltlency' tAbbreviations In chart: AB Atd to mJr. 10 tho Permanently and Totally Disabled. Ag0 Assistance. MA Medical Aid to the Aged. DePpndent Children.

Data: U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, from selected reports. The funeral of Mrs. Luis F.lhe] Shay, 57, was held yesterday from the Sawin Dyer Chapel. The Rev.

Harold Roberts officiated. Burial ms in Memorial Park Cemetery at St, Joe, Ralph Martin, 70s North Fifth, underwent minor surgery at tlic Atchison Hospital today. His roam munber is 51G. Mj-s. Martin is substituting at lite insurance office, 118 Noilh liiglilh.

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Roy (Rachel) Lewis, Loveland, and Mrs. Prank fLorene) Hatcher, Grand- ew, Mo. Funeral arrangements pendinjj. Sawin Dyer Home ti in charge. Give Him Shirts Tlie Wash and Wear are In soft while allcolton broadcloth.

Needs little ironing. IASATM men fur Atchison Dally Wednesday, Dee. al Bank leUer, a back aa. the job after a brief Mrs. W.

A. Smith, formerli Mrs. Cowan, of Atchuon, moved from a farm near Koptana to Osawatomic. Mrs, Smith waj reared in the Osawatomie community. ch Niaht TTnt i I Chi Ul Still plenty of Christmas gifts at important Penney savings But hurry! JUST 3 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT! OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TILL REMEMBER! 4 WAYS TO SHOP CHARGE CASH LAY AWAY TIME PAYMENT GIVE HER ADONNA ANGELEEN SLIPS Our exclusive Dac-ron polyeatjr croiiu Willi the took, feel of luxury silk.

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