The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE TOLA REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 15, 1957. I OLA, KANSAS THE lOLA the finnl picture biiflcnt-hnlnnrci 18S2- -CnAlil F. sroTT- -ifias ASGELO SCOTT. K.lii sniltlobiit oil JiTt to Ihiit the oil inpii.

Ktuis. (VNrept Rnuth WnsIiiTifrlon tcrcd nt lulu, ns iKMll IliUl' Telephone coniL' cniu'incccl tlinl aliout bc- tlifv aic News Of Mildred Double Talk Answbr to Prsvioua Puzzle ACROSS and Bn.n,.l,"K^,-l,»n:ee lax of some All snri or lali-r. So thov are SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Oiit-side Alli'ii und Adjoining Counties) One Year Hu One Alonth 1 of' Onp Week (In Allen and Adjdinin? Cottnltr') Onn Yeitr 7 oii Six Slontlis Til roe ilonlhs One Monlli One Weeli Nina Thoiiia.s) Mr.s. Krlitli and flian Ho.sloy wci-c conctM.tratins now on a tax they "ins callers at the Nina Thomasj can live with rather than killinq They report having recent-j ly Miss Donica at the Anderson County Uospifal at saucEi -s 5 Through thick and and heir attempts at any Two things they need: a rati' 12 Upon 14 The that binds thai will be permanent, not sub- eould be expected for ai nputfo Jecl to the whim of every of her and physical ture that meets; and an e.xemp- cundiiion. 18 and One Week One Oiirin'i- I "'i jr, IIK.MBKK.

of Ihe (U The i- entill to Ihe nsc for ri'ii'iMiciil inn of nil ilie lii.ii'l news printed in iliis ns well a.s all Ai' news Bible Thought For Today ture that meets; and an e.xemp- cundiiion. lion maryinal profliiction thai family was held will permit stripper wells and Suiu'ay at the Ralph Bynum honie secondary production operations in honor of his father. By- to continue. all present, mcliidins and the answer to the first is a of Warrensburg, erance Ihrou.iih con.stitiitional vir.s. Kmniolf By- amendment rather than statute.

of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Once in the constitution, the rate ike Baker of Wichita. Mr. By- will be permanent enoush so that niim whose health is not so I the industry can count on i lean il.s invest-''t'''- Baker for a visit.

And it was (old Joab. the king weopeth and moiirneth for Samuel lon.ticr nuiiis accordinjjly. this essential in a bu.siness DOWN TO BUSINESS The air is finally cli-ared in Topeka. 'I'he House has conclusively turned thumbs down on Covernor Docking's proposal lo retain million dollars in lax residue at the state level as a iiui.ior hudget-balaiicer. The bill had full discussion and every fair chance.

The Senate even passed it ayainsi its better judgment, thus piiltinsi the full decision up to the House. But the House would have none of it. This the Governor will now have to as a political trick but as the clearly expressed will of the majority of the legislature. And I have no doulst thai he will do so. Alternatives can now be proposed with the knowledge that they mean busines.s, thai one or another of them will have to be chosen, and that the choice will become political trading slock or the object of a veto.

pillow case 19 Handled 21 homo! num. at which the children were! 23 for a portrait 24 Fish 27 as a rock 29 Remove 32 Declaims 34 Musical dramas and went home with his 36 Most unusual 37 Take offense 38 Diminutive of Alexander 39 up a storm 41 Scottish river 42 and Mom 44 The test 46 Thoroughfares 49 Vowed 53 Bulgarian coin 54 Distorts 56 French month 57 Region 58 and mice 59 "Come ITaxi (Pl.) 2 Western state 3 Orifice 4 Orgy Musical notes 6 Warmer 7 Roman road 8 Nostrils 9 Spoke haltingly 10 French river 11 Want 16 Wants scratching 20 Assistants 22 Throws 24 Feminine appellation 5 Fl A A A A A 1 A A SI i-f 1 A 1 A 1 A A A A A 1 A 1 1 A A A 1 I- A Spoken Bold 23 Type of architectiu-e 30 Narrow road 31 Italian city 33 Southerner 35 Die 40 Hanging ornament 43 French novelist 45 Stunt growtli 46 Dancing girl 47 Kind of meat 48 Ireland 50 Gem 51 Network Essential being 55 "My Gal Mr. and Harry Slielton and' Airs. Xina Thomas were Sunday afternoon callers at the Alva home. Mrs.

Shadwick Shadwirk it may take ten years or to liquidate the cost of from her re- idrilling a single well. hospital experience and ma- The answer to the second is ior surgery simpiv a correct and practical Perry Thomas definUion of maruinal children. Hanny and Diann 1 dnnt know whether such a def- "'f'' I liomas iinilion IS possible or not. but to he, within reasonable home. The family were from where Thomas had beenj holding a series of meetings fori the Nazarene Church, to their i So don't lie surprised if the leg- home at Trenton, iMo.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bynum re- 1. I'asses a half-cent sales tax. ceived word last week of the birth 2.

I'asses the rest of a 22-million a son on March 7 to Mr. and dollar "package." 3. Then offers a severance weighed I 6 pounds, 12 ounces, and as of con.stitulional amendment to up the balance of budget after (he people have had aj and daugh- chance lo vote on tax of Iters of Kincaid were Sunday call- Ye Faithful" 60 Buy and 61 Run away 1 I i 6 7 10 II 13 lb 17 i6 8 ZH i1 3i Jfc 38 ffc SA 5t Yi 58 yd 15 Lone Elm Happenings Buck o( Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. Charley! Yokum and Karvey Fulton visit-' from Fi'iday until Monday with! the Yokum's son.

ndberl Yokum at Chica.ao. Tho.se from I.one attending Ihe state l''uturc llomemakers of America' meeting at Topeka Sat-, unlay were' Phyllis Howarter, Minkler, Kay Badrlers. Judy Phyllis Church, Charlotte Southerland, a Mrs. Wayne Church, chapter mollier. t'harlotte is second district vice; president, state national candi-; dale lor parliamentarian.

Cnn-i gratulalion.s, Charlotte. Your reporter recently roceiv-j ed a letter from Mr.s. Nannie well of Cellar Falls. Iowa, form-; erly of Lone Elm. She can be up' about a half hour hvicc a day: after being ill.

Charles Cole, who li-vcs on the OUR BOARDING HOI'SE With MAJOR HOOPLE HOLD IT, fHe 5I6MT OP you LIK'E- WAHOO -fAW "STARTLED TELL JL) ST I DE- IMTJ' (3HT FIE-LD 6EAT eUT AW xi TCEATAIEMT FOR VOUR DA.SDV'-"-VOU'STt- JjCrCorge Cox seventh grade i Elm School. lias entered at the Lone and Mrs. Dean LeTourneaii Craig of tlutehinsoii. Gene Keithlv, a student at Em- and Randy Mr. and Mrs.

VVal Carnctt. Mrs. of Topeka, Wilcox of ipnria Slate Teachers College, and friend, visited Sunday afternoon Uvith his uncle and aunt. Mr. and i'- Wilbur Keplinger 'Mrs.

Wilbur and Dena Sue were Sunday eve- nmu visitors of and Mrs, Tom MV and Mrs. Ray Lovetl, Mr. Kay, Steve ant land tnjner, Mrs. lovd llha Mrs. Ella Stout.

Sewing circle; LaHarpe News (Mrs. W. K. Mitchell) Freddie Wagner ol Erie visited his parents. Mr.

anil Wagner. Werlnesday Elsmore Hugh Porter, Lawrence Lovett, Mrs. Carl Kulp attended a rc- mct iVIarch 8 with Mrs. Pcnland, Eighl anti members present. The Rothfuss was there Mr.

and Tal Sherwooil celebrated their 51st aniii- versarv last Sundav. perhaps 3 per cent in addition to ers at the Dorothy Nevitt home ad valorem taxes but with see her unusual plant, or flow- emptions for marginal production, ers, "The Sacred Lily of India." If all this comes to pass, it will VVarren also ti3ok some pictures be about as sound a program hly and we hope one of additional state revenue people could ask for. the I will make a guess, that-the allernatives will con.sisl of a half- cent boost in the sales tax plus the "other half" of the Governor's tax package already passed by the Senate corporation tax increase, extension of the sales tax lo certain services not now covered, addition of one cent to the cigaret tax, and the collection of interest on inactive state funds. There will, of course, bo an effort to boost the sales tax byl a full cent. But thi.s—along with would produce a considerable surplus over immediate needs.

And for that very season, if I don't misconstrue the temper of this legislature, it will be tuffled down in favor of the half-cenl, A surplus will bring an immediate and overwhelming demand for more spending, more school aid, more everything. And the legislators just aren't in a mood for this sort of thing at this lime. 25 Years Ago Items From The Register of March 15, 1932 Neosho Ealls: The Green Lantern is installing a fountain this week. Permanent Waves, Spiral or Croquignole, complete, SI.00 Marceli, 25c. Call Laura Sher man at Middleton's Beauty Shop.

Elsmore: Mr. and Mrs. .1. Ludlum visited Mr. and Mrs.

lAIerl Ludlunu-i" Tulg.a,._and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ludlum in Bar- tlesvillc, over the weekend. these pictures may find its way to The Register. One unusual fea- iture of this flower is its horrible odor for about two days after it comes into Ijloom.

then no odor at all. Others who have called to see this unusual flower Mrs. William Arthur of Lone Elm, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Carter of Kincaid.

The lily has about seen its best by how. Mrs. Arthur Jackson of Moran visited Monday with her daughter, Mrs. Delbert Mann and family. Mrs.

R. M. Cunningham returned after a week in Oklahoma visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Shively received a letter this week from I. Drury who is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bud Holland and If I understand the mathematics of the thing, however, a half-cent sale? tax plus the "package" mentioned above will still produce only siome 22 inillion dollars compared to the 25 million needed. There is enough surplus in the sales tax fund so that 22 million will carry the state through the next 18 months. But at least 3 million more will bc'needed after thai, perhaps more if costs of everything continue to rise.

And that suggests to me that the severance tax is still very much alive and may tuni out to Prairie Hall: There is no news. Everyone knows the beautiful baby boy belonging to Colonel und Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh is missing, and that the weather is entirely too cold for March, Floyd Smith, Ida, and Gene Johnson, basketball coach of Wichita University will officiate in the regional tournament at Neodesha Friday and Saturday. Smith, former high school eoach, is one of the best officials in Southeast Kansas, judging from the number of engagements he has received this USED WASHERS Nice Used Automatic Maytag Washers; Also U.sed Wringer Maytag AVashers.

SCHELL'S Appliance Store sends a cheery "hello" to all. A number of the parents of Mildred pupils gathered at the school house on Tuesday for a birthday siirprise for our teachers, Mrs. Vica Pierce and Mrs. Mary Smart. Now this is not the birth anniversary of these ladies at all, it is much later but when these Mildred and community folks take a notion to celebrate any event Ihey just bring on a covered dish and a good time is always had by everyone.

ell. Patsy Isaac, Wilma Jean Lud- Donna Ludlum, Jean Mal- ilard, Sandra Daniels, Diane Stew- 'art, Virgil Wolfe. Monday dinner guests of ligious meeting at Blue Thursday A very pleasant day was spent HutchinsonSoutheast Asia wa.s given by Mr. and and son, Craig, of spent the weekend with her and Olto Mr. and Mrs.

Danny Johns and; sons of Omaha moved to Lonei Elm Sunday in the former Peggyl Arealtems (Mrs. Earl Ericson) Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackson Ludlum were Mrs.

D. A.l.'t:;;; UQ will farm I Conrad Jackson Mrs. T. i Mrs noust. uanny wui larrn.

Swanson, Mrs. Edgar fZxZ' parents' place. We are glad to; of the jToronto dam and reservoir is "jahead of schedule, Brig. Gen Lyle r. E.

Seeman, division engineer of Dallas, and Col. John Brislor, Mrs. Jennie Stewart, Bronson: Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jackson, Mr.

and Mrs. John Nelson, La Harpe, attended the funeral of Mrs. Anna Jackson which was held Saturday in Kansas City. The high school students accompanied by Mr. Mallard, Mr.

Otto and Mrs. Earl Ericson at tended a health at Moran Monday afternoon. This program was sponsored by the AI len County T. B. Association, state department of education and the following schools took part: LaHarpe, Moran and Elsmore.

Mrs. Paul Whitney, counselor and lecturer gave an address on the subject: "God Had a Plan When He Put You in a Family." Taking part in the panel discussion were Shirley Boler on "Spiritual Phase of Health," and Donna Ludlum on "Emotional Phase of Health." Several high school students represented Elsmore in the M'VL day evening. They presfented the play, "Buddy Pays the Mortgage." Mr. McCue sponsored the play. The high school honor roll for the past six weeks' term reads: A honor Howerton, Ilellen Boler, Sliii-ley Boler, Elaine Carlson, Dorothy Eisenbrandt, Jeanene PaiTott, Marilyn Stanley; honor Jo Bliss, Milton Dunlap, Gary Fewins, Linda Honaker, Joyce How- Most Glamorous Gar In A Generation THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER Russell Ludlum.

Saturday sup'per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duke Myers Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bacon and children of Wichita, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Fowler and son of Kansas City, S. E. Fowler, Moran; iMr. and Mrs.

Richard Nelson, Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson spent the weekend at the Myers' home. Most of the high school students and some of the eighth grade students, accompanied by the teachers attended the NCAA basketball tournament in Kansas City Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ericson entertained with a birthday parly Monday evening for their little daughter Jill, whose first birthday was Tuesday. Those enjoying the evening wore Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Bakei-, Linda and Gregory, Bayard; Mr. and Mrs. Predolph Hawkinsoh, Doniia, Dennis and Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ericson and Sammie Jo.

Mr. 'ATvirTEricson and Mr. and Mi-s. Earl Ericson. have this family in Lone Elm.

Mrs. L. E. Fogleman daughter Judy of Denver of Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. guesls King. Royal Neighbors met novai Jill ours niei March i i with Mrs. C.

Klooz. ThoseiS nf present were Mrs. Gerald Welsh; district engineer said here. They also have inspected the Burling- and Christy, Mrs. Paradise, Mrs.

Louis Heidcr, Mrs. Elmer Carter of Kincaid, Mr.s. Roy Fewins of rural LaHarpe, He succeeds Dr. Blaine John McCoy, superintendent of schools at Humboldt the past four years, has been elected principal of the Mrs. Roy Fewins, April 5.

Nolan Sylva. Next meeting will be with whc jpre Quenemo, Virgil, Uniontown" Friday evening supper ''esigned. McCoy of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Robert and Linda, were Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Stroup and grandson, Doctor and Mrs. Floyd Boeken and children, all of lola: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boeken, Mr.

Mrs. D. M. Lincicoine of The supper was in honor of several birthdays. and we're Mr, and Hominy.

Okla, March () when the Loyal Neighbor Club met with Irene Cook. lAl.nuon a bountiful dinner was to 15 members, guesls. 4 children, honoring the birthdays for January, Februar.s' and March. The next meeting will be April 3rd. witli Mrs.

Casey in lola. Mrs. Slella Kelley and Mrs. Charles Phillips of Golden Valley called Saturday on Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Abshire. The Rev. and Mrs.

Ray Nilchcr of Gas City, Mr. aircl Mrs. Gerald Wright and children of lola and Mr. and Mrs. EJdgai- Wright of Bronson were callers Sunday afternoon, Mrs.

Abshire is much improved, but Mr. Abshire has been quite ill with flu. The Dean Jackson family have all been victims of the flu this week, aiid Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs. Lottie Ransom, is also ill with flu.

Mrs, Mabel McDonald, city clerk, ahd Mrs. Francis Peot made a business trip to lola nesday. v.ryA i Now is the time to start planning, so Uiat you may have your tribute to your departed loved one ready on Easter Day. Come in and let tis show you our wide tion oE beautiful Rock of Ages family monument designs, from which wc can help you select the most appropriate. Each Rock of Ages family monument, made from the world's finest granite, beats a signed guaran- jee to you, vour heirs or descendants.

Williams Monument Wofks KANSAS marker. It Roe'' AW I The following programs appear every week day at the same hour over KOAM- TV. For this reason they are not repeated in the day-by-day schedule. Changes will be noted when they occur. in the Four Rtiites 7 I'l-ice Ts I or Cousonuencfl Tuc Pougli II Coiiirt Be You I'J: NBO Mntince N'uws Mnrlitits 1 "ew 7 'Ernie Ford Show Maitneo "Clientra Tor a Day .1 Rnmances Timo Theatre SUNDAY, March 17 I 1 I Tlici Answer I I Oral Roberts I Snmnu'r Willi.

Wide WtirM Js the Life Uie I'l-ess, NBO UoRors of 77lh Ili.niriil l.iincor* of 7 I'lisspnri Macli Yoiniff Show II Thenl.re WelliS Top Tunes and Tulenl MONDAY, March 18 fl Aiitry Hour Today Wenthermnn News Tonight Carson of Iho Centurr 7 Farpj MoTiigoniory Prosonta Pietion Theatre Vnno NoK'S Filial Urothora 1 I NBO TUESDAY, March 19 Little llarKio Oalsloy NBO- jNBU Iliulson's Soerol Arrow Trooper 10 7M I NBC WEDNESDAY, March 20 lioKors Oeno Autry Hour Bill Hickok Today Weatherman News Tonight Earp Patrol Theatre, A90 Is Your Life, NBO Chri.slian Vane I II 1 I NBO THURSDAY, March 21 Uuiwiy Show and Miihifiins Weathennah fi: News 'J'oflighl 1) Kangcr Bet Your Life 7 of Cochise County Emio Show Video Theatre Vane 10:0 .1 News A Sports Final Today I 0 Wolf II NliO FRIDAY, March 22 Aniry llnur I'ittif- Jiliirgie Today Weatheruuoi News TonigJ of I'orlune Slmw 8 Story of Spores, NBO Barber Corner, NBO Vane News SporU Final Jubilee Scorei NBO SATURDAY, March 23 in the Pour Stales Theatre Doody, NBO NBC ho; Story I 1 Diary Trent We.sleni Treh't WeiitBrn Pro-Buskotbttll Mack Whip Wilson Time Christ Woatlior, Newi Are Funny Oouio Sliow Birds Ozzie Harriett d'obel Parade Welk Show II in a Nutslioll Owl Show This schedule will appear in The Register each Friday Your KOAM-TV Schedule Presented by Your CHRYSLER-PLYMOilTH DEALER 222 South street 54 ARBUCKIE GARAGE It's Up to YOU to Select The Right Man for the Job! Vote For JOHN LAWRENCE For Finance Coinmissioner Tuesday, March 19 willing to sound, BASED OH THE THE PEOfcE. Believes in practical economy and progressive planning. HERE IS A MAH WHO WORK iOR THE GOOD OP (Pol. Adv,) 1 PEACE OF MIND But that's not all we sell, For all who sign On the dotted line, Buy peace of mind as well. INSURANCE IS A NECESSITY COME TO OUR OFFICE AND BUY IT SENSIBLY Bunt Warden Agency 108 East Madison Phone 711 Insurance and Real Estate That's the bargain we are offering all next week in The Register Want Ad lines 3 times for only 25c instead of the usual $1.

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