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I TWO THE COUNCIL GROVE (KANSAS) REPUBLICAN MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1948 Society BEVERLY CROSKEY Phone 78 WednesdayThe Harmony Class of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. J. S. Oleson. Mrs.

Lindsay will be the assisting hostess. Baptist W. M. S. will meet with Mrs.

Clell Smith at 2:30 o'clock. ThursdayFairview Willing Workers club will meet at the home of Mrs. Leon Converse for an all-day meeting. Progressive F. B.

U. The Progressive Farm Bureau Unit met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clyde Johnson. Mrs. A.

D. Swartz and Mrs. Herbert Olson gave the lesson "Work A collection of supplies was received for the adopted family in Holland. Mrs. Ross Joy, Mrs.

Dymple Barber and Mrs. Emmit Furney received birthday gifts from their secret pals. Refreshments were served to one the visitor, following Mrs. Marion members: Shuster Mrs. and O.

Misenhelter, Mrs. Gus Zerbe, Mrs. A. D. Swartz, Mrs.

Herbert Olson, Mrs. Emmit Furney, Mrs. Glenn Barber, Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mrs.

W. L. Van Buren, Mrs. R. D.

Ramsour, Mrs. T. M. Prosser, Mrs. Ross Joy, Mrs.

Willis Bleier, Mrs. Leland Barber, and Mrs. B. V. Abbott.

The next meeting will be July 22 at the home of Mrs. R. D. Ramsour. Birthday Surprise Mrs.

Don Rees, and Mrs. Marak Metzger, were the hostesses Friday evening at a surprise birthday party given for their mother Mrs. Benton Burton. Supper was served and the evening was spent socially by the following gunests: Mr. and Mrs.

Benton Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rees, and Mr. and Mrs. Marak Metzger.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Riegel and Patricia of Wilsey called on Mr. and Mrs. Leland Garner Yesterday, afternoon.

Theatre TONIGHT "TYCOON" In Technicolor with JOHN WAYNE LARAINE DAY Also Paramount News TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY "DRIFTWOOD" with RUTH WARRICK WALTER BRENNAN Also Sport "OLYMPIC CLASS" and Cartoon "KING SIZE CANARY" Wilsey Busy Bees 4-H The roll. call was answered by the members of the Wilsey Busy Bees 4-H Club, telling a way to prevent soil During the business meeting the tour tee was discharged. It was planned to have 4. Sunday in the near future. A committee composed of Anita Dalquest, Elaine Hutchinson, and Sandra Peterson, were appointed to fix the booth for the fair The program for the meeting was as follows: Group Singing; Health talk, by Anita Dalquest; Conservation number, given by Bill Hutchinson: Music Appreciation, Loren Otis; Special number, by Phylis Peterson; Talks on 4-Hing Camp by Kav Hutchinson, Anita and Gary niquest; and a film shown by wee Neill.

Those attending the meeting were: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Francis and Kenny, Mr. Charles Dalquest, Mr. Henry Say, Mr.

Raymond Peterson, Mrs. Nellie Parks, and Susie, Co. Agent Joe Neill and Bobby, Dale Apel, the emergency 4-H club agent, the visitors. Leaders, Mrs. Henry Say, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Hutchinson, and Mrs. Cecil Hutchinson, and the following members: Carol and Corrine Say, Anita and Gary Dalquest, Ronnie and Lynn Francis, Wayne Stander, Loren Otis, John and Dallas Parks, Darlene and Dale Whittemore, Phylis and Sandra Peterson, J. V. Lentell, Deloris, Darrell, and Kay Hutchinson.

Alice Marlin, Clair, Bill, Mary and Elaine Hutchinson. Duo Bridge Club Mrs. Harvey Carson, was the hostess Friday afternoon to the members of the Duo Bridge Club. I Bridge was played at three tables during the afternoon with the prizes going to Mrs. R.

W. Block, and Mrs. Grover McCrabb. Later lovely refreshments were served to: Mrs. A.

J. Titus, Mrs. Henry Sharp, Mrs. R. C.

Thompson, Mrs. A. H. Strieby, Mrs. Jim Ray, Mrs.

Grover McCrabb, Mrs. R. W. Block, Mrs. Evart Dreese, Mrs.

Van Scholes, Mrs. C. W. Norris, Mrs. Leslie Chase, and the hostess Mrs.

Harvey Carson. Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barr and family of Diamond Springs, attended the wedding Saturday afternoon at 2:30 of their neice Miss Margaret Drummond, of Elmdale, to Mr. Robert Sharp, of Humbolt.

The ceremony took at the new country home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drummond.

Mrs. Sharp will continue to teach physical education in the Humbolt school next year, and Mr. Sharp is a carpenter with a construction company at Chanute. To Nebraska Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Hogue drove to Wymore, Nebraska, yesterday, for their son Gary, who has spent the past week there visiting. Mrs. W. A. Hogue of Broken Bone, Neb.

and Miss Beverly Cannon, who have been visiting the Hogue's for the past week accompanied them. and returned to their homes. Walter E. Wilbur G. HEMBROW LEONARD Attorneys-at-Law Above Western Auto Store Gala DRESSES 00 0 00 Sun- -Loving Secret Keeper Gala Day's own "great.

expectations" dress that's stunning for sunning! Note the jacket, the adjustable self-belt that folds up or down to keep your secret prettily, all summer. Finequality Oxford Cloth in pink, blue, aqua, with eyelet batiste trim. Sizes 12 to 20. 795 Gambles Girl Scout Troop 5 The members of the Girl Scout Troop No. 5, held their regular meeting Saturday, at the home of Patricia Graham.

During the business meeting it was discussed and work was done on Scout laws 3-4 6. It was decided to make a scrap. book of Scout things accmplished by the troop, and it was learned how to refill a Girl Scout first aid kit. Following the meeting an imag. inary trip to New York was started and other games were played.

freshments were served to Judy Graham, Tama Becker, and Johnny Graham, visitors, and the followmembers: Patricia Graham, Anita McGrew, Imarie Blosser, and the leader Charleen Cessnun. V. F. W. Auxiliary The Herbert S.

Steward Auxiliary to the V. F. W. Post 1363, held a special meeting, Friday evening in the club house, for the initiation of new members. Those who were taken into the club were: Mrs.

Dick Person, Mrs. Ellis Keys, Jack Spence, Mrs. Ethel Chase, Mrs. Willis Snider, Mrs. Harold Smith, and Mrs.

Robert Gruber. Members attending the meeting were: Mrs. C. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.

Dale Pattison, Mrs. Joe Kirchoff, Mrs. Dean Allen, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Don Burton, Mrs.

Roy Drake, Mrs. Leo Troxeil, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Dewey Gillespie, Mrs. L.

K. Kendle, Mrs. Byron Moore, Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs. John McGrew, Mrs.

Ralph Bumand Mrs. Zeb Collins. Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pickett and Gary of Sierra Madre, California were guests of honor at a family dinner given at the home of Mrs.

Addie Pickett on Sunday. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pickett and family of Emporia, Mr. and Mrs.

Gloyd Pickett and family of Americus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCrabb, Mr. Elmer Cress, Mr. and Mrs.

Hylton, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Cress, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Cress, Mr. and Mrs. A. V.

Cress, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meath and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pickett, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Pickett and family, the guests of honor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pickett and Gary, and the hostess, Mrs. Addie Pickett.

Wiggins Reunion 95 members of the Wiggins family and 4 guests gathered yesterday in Ottawa for a family reunion. The day was spent socially and a picnic dinner was served at noon. Those from here who at- tended were: Mr. and Mrs. O.

L. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Schoof and daughters, Miss Betty Lou Burnett, Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Simmons and family of Americus, land Burnett and Miss Genevieve Embry both of Emporia. mi Project Meeting A foods and clothing project meeting was held by girls of the newly organized Burdick 4-H club on Thursday. Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. George Sandberg, leaders, were present as were the following members: Betty LaBrant, Barbara LaBrant, Janette Hageberg, Ellen Pilcher, Donna Johnson, Doris Miller, Ila Schild and Rosa Faye Balantan.

Brownie Scout Troop 7 The Brownie Scout Troop No. 7, met at the Girl Scout Cabin, for their regular weekly meeting Saturday afternoon. The troop has been divided into patrols, the Bears and the Bussy Bees. Each patrol is particularly interested in attendance record of its own group. Following the business meeting Bingo was played, by the following members: Shirley Ingmire, Janice Cleveland, Babette O'Malley, Patty Pickett, Glenne Skinner, Jill Hylton, Gloria Mcrris, Barbara and Mary Jane O'Meara, and the leaders, Mrs.

Milton Lowe and Mrs. Ellis Keys. F. A. C.

Club Mrs. Jack Waymire, and Mrs. Clark Potter were the hostesses Friday evening to the members of the F. A. C.

Club. The evening was spent in playing Pitch, with the prizes going to Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs. Bill Cashmier, and Mr. S.

E. Curry. Lovely refreshments were served at the close of the evening to Mrs. C. A.

Boston, Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs. S. E. Curry, Mrs.

Bill Cashier, Mrs. Chester Burnett, Mrs. Glen Swanson, Mrs. Nels Graham, Mrs. W.

H. Linck, Mrs. Roy Wilkerson, and the hostesses Mrs. Clark Potter, and Mrs. Jack Waymire.

Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Unruh of Pratt, Kansas, announce the engagement of their daughter, Neva Jean, to Richard H.

Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris of Council Grove.

Miss Unruh is a graduate of the University of Kansas and for the last year has served as medical technician at the University of Kansas Medical center. Mr. Harris is a junior in the school of engineering, University of Kansas. Their marriage will take place August 22, at the First Presbyterian Church of Pratt. Family Reunion Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Hailey and Waldo, of Wilsey, and Mr. and' Mrs.

I. W. Wyckoff, and family, drove to Lawrence yesterday where they attended a family reunion. Others attending were: Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Bock and family, of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Paulson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fieste, Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Green Mr. and Mrs. George Pfantz, and son, and Mrs.

F. E. Wright. Sunday Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Smith had as dinner guests yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Don Munsell of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Munsell of Topeka, and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Munsell, Miss Donna Munsell, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Munsell, Ned Munsell and Stewart Bross. Dinner Guests Mrs. Gladys Bolton of Manhattan, Miss Clarice Kirkpatrick of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Rude and Mr. and Mrs. George Bolton were dinner guests of Mrs. Albert Metzger yesterday. Mrs.

Eda Etevenson of Alta Vista and J. L. Wood of Dwight were among those who transacted business at the court house on Saturday. NEW LOW PRICES On Living Room Suites Special 1 Lawson Style Divan and Chair Upholstered in finest tapestry Was $275 NOW $195 As Pictured The New 2-Cushion Suite In Mohair Freize $175 1 Wine Velour $125 R. W.

BLOCK SON Home Furnishings Visit In Denver Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Tompkins and family, who had been visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

Tompkins, left Saturday night for Denver to visit Mrs. Tompkin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Iford. Ca Visited Sister Mr. Ed Rouse, and his five sons, of New Kirk, Oklahoma, visited here yesterday with his sister Mrs. J. A.

Sims, and Mr. Sims. Dave Person was here from Wilsey on business this morning. SOUTH WILSEY i Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Alspaw were in the county seat on business and attended the Sanford sale on the way home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peterson and Judy attended the Sanford sale Friday afternoon. Edd Wigle has been quite ill but is improved at this writing.

Mrs. Emerson Lamb returned on Wednesday after a few days' visit with her brother in Missouri. W. D. Alspaw attended the terracing demonstration at the Metcalf farm.

The demonstration was put on by Mr. Norman of Wilsey. Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Martin were shopping in Council Grove Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Boll and family of Wichita were week end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Martin returned home Wednesday after a week's visit with relatives and friends in Topeka and Atchison. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alspaw were in Burdick on business Friday afternoon.

Celesta Parker of Wilsey is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alspaw. Mr. Paul Robinson of Wilsey and Miss Ina Wigle of Walnut Grove district were married Sunday, June the 20th, in Salina.

The young couple will live on a farm north of Wilsey, and this community wishes them the best of luck and You like it likes you! PAT. OFF. S. REG. PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE To All Parts of the City DAILY On Quality DRY CLEANING EVERY GARMENT PERSPIRATION ODOR- PROOFED GERM RESISTANT THOROUGHLY CLEANED SPOTTED MISSING BUTTONS REPLACED CLARY CLEANERS 419 E.

Main Phone 277 0383 613 a long and happy life. Mrs. Walter Hudson, Alice and Chuck were shopping in Council Grove Saturday afternoon. Fireworks on sale at Ruddicks? Book Store. 28-1c That trick necktie of President Truman's which lights up in the dark, if used right, ought to get him the solid hillbilly vote of every state in the -Colby FreePress Tribune.

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