The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 15

Thuwdty, July 18, 1957 Journal Teen Talk Continued From Page 10 got their first glance at a new device television at Shar oh's. It seems these homespun couples were fascinated the very muchly most by "auto and Jim." New Kindling up a pretty hot time by doin' the cowboy stomp at the "Basket," Janee Lagerberg-Lowell Danielson, Judy Chase-Steve Klint, Judy Geisendorf-Bill Sheffield, Linda Rearwin and Loren Conrad, worn out completely, could barely find enough energy to pump some water and relax with some cool liquid refreshment The barnyard became the scene of a croquet contest, pig hollerin' and aU, when milk maidens, Kay Wright, Muriel Becker, Kay Schol ten, Shirley Alexander, Bertelea Miller and Janice Holgren, boiled up a mixer of a relaxer. Gettin' city bred via hi-fi, Judy Geisendorf, Dan Witters, Sue Hardisty and Dan Wiggans penned themselves up for a few hours of this larnin' process. down memory lane behind the wood shed were Liz Felten, Twila Von Fange, Mary Kay Hawkes and Sandy Fleming as they spun records on an old phonograph, machine out in the cool, cool breeze. We're doin' you a favor this week, righto Mary Kay? Calling on their emergency power to help them through one more 'round, 4-Hers Karen Fulker, Sharon White, Janet Turner and Sharon Marty really threshed out a great game of tennis.

Sharon Tinkler, Judy Stenforse, Kathy Fleming, Kenny Johnson, LeRoy Tinkler, Judy Huckett and Leland Tinkler had to hoist Merle Ringle out of the trough after he collapsed from the shock of the gusty surprise call of "Happy Birthday." This lucky harveste was given a fancy store-bough shirt. Cherokee! Such was the loud yell that echoed from Kay Me Aninch, Rita Wright, Sue Hardis ty, Linda Stark, Judy Livengood and Sharon Forst's throats as they hiked down an Indian hide, out trail. We hear, ye lasses really made a run of the place! Relaxing, resting and recuperating from a rough, work-filled week, Delores De-Mars, Laurie Keller, Ellen Hamilton, Carol Richards, Mary Porter and Phyllis Walters recovered from the chores of lazing around at Kanopolis. The modern convenience that makes every farm home a happy one--TV--enthralled Dottie Harr, Jack Kindlesparger, Sal Navarrette, Jim BelL Pat Doyle, Terry Pixler, Sharon Porter, Marilyn McArthur and Barbara Crough. Some very mature entertainment also helped keep these lads and lasses on their toes.

After all, what college prof doesn't play patty cake at least once Bushels of presents were reaped by Sonnie Sheets Fair when Judy Dodge, Mary Louise Nelson, Karen Fitzhugh, Barb DeWar, Marcia Chrisbens Colip, Pee Wee Carpentier, Brenda Barringer, Marg Ballou, Ardy Allison, Marlyn Gierscb, Nat Martin, Jane Meier. Bev Moad, Jeannette Turner, Sonnie Walker, Ginny Weberg, Marlene Pinkham, Betty Butcher, Annie Bell, Barb Boyer, Judy Chase Janie Cooke and Dee Dee Fenc: got the message from Sheila Sutton to traipse over and show this bride the Jikes never seen of a shower before. Cakie Olson, Pat Hilham, Elsie Gillispie a Duane Linholm cheered their favorite cowhands in the opera house and then headed for the place with hep music and dancin'. Farmerettes Betsy Slaughter Sharon Alexander, Kay Scholten, Donna Dunlap and Kay Wright dressed in their best bibs and tucks and headed fer the com- hiunity dance. a these femmes made it to Betsy's for gossipin' and grub.

Man, a new step came to the hills when Marilyn McArthur, Dottie Harr, Sharon Porter, Jack Kindlesparger, Terry Pixler, Wayne Nickels (Kansas City) and Sal Navarrette took over the countryside for a jitterbugging contest that shook the foundations of every rustic haunt. It was literally a lard of a time when Patty Murphy, Janice Langmade and Glenda Orr decided against slumbering at Kathy Fleming's and plastered an unknown being with ever-effective Crisco. The storage tank really overflowed with well-wishers Simmons. Sandy Juditli Hilton, Julie Magec, Rae Pat Heath, Barbara Stadlcr, Palsy Wright and Katrina Bengston as they snowed Joan Spanglcr and Continued 'Jo Page 17 "DOLE" FANCY--REG. 17c SIZE-CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 6 -89' "DOLE" FANCY--REG.

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Teen Talk Continued From Page II Sheila -with big urprise and tons of "many happy eturus (paddle deluxe) of the day." Record certificates gave ach of these birthday gals even more of an electrified shock than hat "special something" found the scavenger hunt. Kindling wasn't needed at all Dodge. Carte Metz. )iane Rearwin, Dottie Harr, Terry 'ixler and Sal Navarrette got to- other, for they really made the eat with some new and unhickish itterbug steps. The farming situation in South America? Up-to-date facts and can be obtained from farm gent experts, Betsy Slaughter, ay Dee Headtey, Elsie Gillispie nd A.

G. Aldridge. Agriculturers who have earned heir vacations are Annie Bell who is stalking the streets of New fork; Janee Lagerberg iewed army life at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, while visiting )on Wise; Joleen Serrault and udy Barneck who plowed about iansas City, Missouri; Liz Rei- Davlcl ones who footlogged it to Camp near Scott City; and iandy Fleming, Betty Butcher, Marlene Pinkham, Jim Nothern and Dan Wiggans who pick-upped the farming center itself -Cansas State to enroll. it- Follow the line of vehicles and ust plain trampers to the tennis ourts in Oakdale Park for Cherokee on Friday evening 8:30 11. After a twist around the wheat ieid, we're poohed, sunburned, dilapidated and beat, so goodbye arm life and back to city slicking we'll go! State Group Elects Salinan TOPEKA a Carl R.

ndependence, a member of the ansas Real Estate Commission since it was organized in 1947, has been elected chairman succeeding L. W. Roberts, Wichita. J. Donald Williams, Salina, was elected vice chairman, and G.

W. Snyder Topeka, secretary. Picks Postmasters At Ada, Mankato WASHINGTON Iff) President Eisenhower has sent to the Senate for confirmation postmaster barger, and Edgar L. Brinkworth, Mankato, Kas. Seed Application Deadline July 20 July 20 is deadline for getting applications for inspection of sorghum or sudan grass fields for certification of seed.

That warning comes from Norman Schlesener, assistant Saline lounty farm agent. The applications must reach the Kansas Crop Improvement Association in Manhattan, by Saturday. Application blanks are at the 'flinty pgnit' "ffioe i tllp Sa ina postoffice. "You will need to have a cer- ified seed tag and seal from the planted when you make your ipplication for inspection. Every jrain sorghum field will be in- at least twice.

The first nspection will come when the ilants are in bloom," Schlesener aid. SAVE and Accounts Insured to 510,000.00 We Pa; The Taxes HOMESTEAD Building Loan 104 EL Iron Salina. Kas. Gill. $7.45 WEMGER 618 N.

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