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PAGE TWO THE lOLA REGISTER, SATURDAy EVEmNG. MARCH lOLA, KANSAS THE lOLA REGISTER Items P. SCOTT- -1038. IJOCALS AXUELO SCOTT, Kilitnr ami Ciil.lishwl daily exfcpt 3U2j tlmiili Wtishinpton InlH, Knns. Kii-; lercd tt liilii, I'o-t Offire us Socoiid Class Atalter.

1 i I J'rivatfi Kvrhnnffe Connectiug All Uppnrtiiifims) jwoill SUHSCRIPTTON RATM itlontli (Oiitaiile Allen auU Ailjoining Countiei) niH' "Vonr ihx Monllis 5.01-1 Out. Monili 1.00 Week 'J5c Tn iind Adjoining Oi.n "On Sn Month- J. Three Moriilr- 2. One Month 1 Mis. sorted pack baits, artificial lures, -'a'aml licr Mr.

ami Ic.prokce jigs. new Shake-, Robert Hamm. ispcare casting reels just Mrs. Wayne Hctller and The Tenter. EWioU spent Neoriesliii wtieri' thoy' nnil T.

O. 'have Western Stafe Answer to Previous Puzzle I Uy Carrier in lola) One Week One uiii'sls of Mrs. Eunice Ciiasty will be Mr. and Mrs. (Mrs.

Frances Annol) Grasty and son Mike oil Mrs. Robert Hamm received Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Billj Tuesday morning of theProck and cliiklren of Clianutc.i in California of her brotli- and Mr. and Mrs.

Jim McKin.stry.l er, Russell Andruss. former rcsi- dent of Humboldt. Mrs. Hamm: Uemsbeig. student at visited him last fall.

Funeral University, is spending thei services were held Thursday. weekend with his father. Ralph: iSlrs. Arl Holmes. Chanule" spent Fridav here visitinfi her sister.

R. W. Blattner and f'a'fish ChaWie Blow! Bait, a.s- parenls, Mr. and Mrs.i^,,^^^^.^^. aoe 1 of the I'HK and Mrs.

Louis a he Aasocinied Press is entitled e.r.-lu.-ively. 10 the u.se for repnblicalimi of nil the local Lews pnnlod in this newsjiaper, as well as all news dispatches. in Canalsey visited friends, jhavc as a guest, Mr. Canatsey's Mr. and Charles sister.

Mrs. C. Garlock of To- have as their guests their ,3 old grandson. Leslie Mock, of I Wichita. The Hogans visited Mr.

I Mrs, L. R. Freeman anddaugh- Mrs. Robert Mock in Wichita over Sunday and Monday and I ter Sandy of Bartlesville will spend tlie weekend with her par Ulble Thought For Today Leslie returned home with "them, jcnts. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Bart- But I trust in the Lord that IHis parents will come for him. Hett. Mr.

and Kenneth Sid- also myself shall come Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riggs and guests Philippians 2:24. Moran Happenings (Mrs. Bernice McCoy) Due to so much illness only seven members of the Sans Souci Club were able to be present at the meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Roy Hurley.

They were Mesdames Lloyd Win slow, W. A. Cline, Frank McAdam, Nenie Gilliam, Otis Lambeth, Ceorge Weast and the hostess. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Frank McAdam on April 3.

I'rf." and sons, David and Philip oi' Drumright, arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Mr. Browning's parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. C.

Browning and sister, Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Browning and sons are moving the first of the month to Pittsburg where he will serve as city manager. Friday evening Mrs.

Roy Hurley, Mrs. Ray Miner and Mrs. George Weast were hostesses to a group of fi'iends at a six o'clock supper at the former's home. Present were Miss Nellie Derby, Miss Corinne Scroggins and Mesdames W. A.

Cline, R. J. Conderman. Vera Hartman, Neita Hutchison and Bessie Skaggs ofj Parsons. Tuesday supper "giirests of "Mr: and Mrs.

D. M. Lincicome Mr. and Mrs. Elvih Foster children of Lone Elm, Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Stroup and grandson of lola, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boeken of rural Moran. Five members of the Jones Hardy unit.

No. 385 of the American legion Auxiliary went to visit Wadsworth Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth Wednesday, March 20. Tliey were Mesdames Julia Street, Mai-y Houk, Anna Cooper, IMa Singer and Claire Mays. The purpo.se of the trip was to take 43-poiInds of-carpet-r-ags-Uiat-thej members had prepared and 52 ad e-by--the-a illary members. The day was boys of Tulsa were weekend guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Klotzbach. They also visited his mother, Mrs. Mas I Riggs, who has been a patient at I the Neosho Memorial Hospital. I Nat Armcl, president of the 'Humboldt Lions Club.

Ray Cooper, zone chairman. Bob Zilliox and Ralph Co.x, attended a dinner meoting of the Neodcsha Lions Club Wednesday evening. Following the meeting they attended a i zone meeting for presidents and! secretaries. Mrs. Albert McNeal, lola, visited here Thursday with her sister- in-law, Mrs.

Emma McNeal. TOP QUALITY ICE CREAiVI SALE Friday. Saturday. Sunday Gallon Vanilla 49c Gallon Chip Chocolate nOOVKR DRUG STORE Miss Evelyn Hackney, instructor at lola High School, and Miss Effie Hackney, who teaches at Blue Mound, are attending a Home Economics convention in Wichita. They will return this ACROSS 1 WesltTii slate 7 It is nictinamcd the Slate" 13 Pompous show 14 Interstice 15 Idolizes 16 Paused 17 Cover 18 Powerful explosive 20 River In Germany 21 Above (poet.) 23 wondrous scenes in this state 24 Boundary (comb, form) 25 Scottish river 27 Cloaks 29 There two national parks here .11 First woman 32 It is (poet.) 33 Drone bee 34 Christmas visitor 36 Little mass 38 Aeriform fuel 39 Recede 41 Harden Antiquity 44 Lamprey 45 Negative wordrwH 47 Ransom 50 Chant 53 Danish seaport 54 Perched 55 Felt Emphasis DOWN 1 Jewel 2 Wireless Katcn away 4 Long Vifh 5 Poem, ti Birds' houses 7 Traded 8 Before 9 Roman bronze II) Electors 11 Fragrant olooresin 12 Communi.sts 19 Novel 22 Lariats 24 Music dramas 26 "Emerald Isle" 28 Acknov.lodgc frankly 1 T- A A 1 1 a NX A A A A '1 A 1 Hp A A 1 A 1 A 1 ts A 6 Bi n.

1 a A A A A 1 A Pt 1 A 30 Respected 34 Make sorrowful 35 Presidential nickname 37 Signify 38 European kite 40 Kxaited hiippinoss 42 Musical 43 God of love 41) Scatters, as hay 48 Abstract beinj; (ict 49 Compass point Seine Paving material Society iMrs. Clark Is Jlosless the Ruth Circle Ruth Circle of the First Methodist Church met in the home of Mrs. D. Clark Thursday afler- nomi. The president.

Mrs. Carl Russell, presided. Mrs. Harry Mans gave the devotionals from L'pper Room." The program was Riven by Mrs. Sada McKeevcr on the siib.iecl, "American Indians a Chance." She gave an in- home 'hursday evening from iorrivlie're visiting for several days with her daughter, Mrs.

Harvey Bailey and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Carey and children returned Monday from Pocatello, Idaho, where they had spent two weeks. Mrs. Harry Merriman entertained members of the Young Matrons Club in her home Thursday afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Emerson Lynn and Mrs.

Vernon Hawver. Mrs. Lynn played high score for the afternoon and Mrs. Einier Harwood, second high Mrs. Merriman served a dessert course before bridge was played.

Miss Sandra Garver of Kansas ICity, a student at Kansas University at Lawrence, is a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peril Cafeteria Supper by Salem YF group Thursday, March 28.

p.m., in Salem Church basement, 3 west. 2 south of lola. Icrcsting account of a recent visit she made to the Navajo Reserva- lion in Arizona. Roll call was an- by each of the 17 mem- iters present giving a Bible verse. Mrs.

Clark was assisted by Mrs. i Everett Winn, Mrs. Raymond 1 Smith, and Mrs. Wilbur Booth in I servinii delicious refreshments. Good Will Club Has Turkey Dinner The Good Will Club met Wednesday in the home of Mrs.

Edna Braiin with Gaynelle McKaughan. as cu-hostess. for a delicious turkey dinner Roll call was answered by remembering a first greeting card received. The club sent a gift to I Minnie Cleaver and Esther Mur- who ha 10 both been in the i hospital. Mrs.

McKaughan won jihe nickel draw. The afternoon spent socially and playing Those present were Lota Grimm. Heinz, Nina Estep, Betty OUR BOARDING HOUSE ESAD, VCU AM AMGSU OF TEMPLES AKc WAS THAT DRATTSD I AT CLOS LASTMIOMT. With MAJOR HOQPLE SACONl AMD ESSS ARE A AMTlDOTt FOR AM OSEfSOOSEOF ESFECIALLV Pot? S'iAO E-HCENE: AN) 05E- iT TO DiSASLE HAVe TO WATCH vouR'SELF WITH vice president; Mrs. Dale Stiles, secretary: Mrs.

Earl Monninger, treasurer. For the City Council: Mrs. Gerald Pees, president; Dale Setterstrom. vice president; Mrs. Hastings, secretary; Mrs.

Burl Higyinbotliam. treasurer. The door prize was won by Mrs. Oletia Hiser. Kefrcshmenis were served from a table decorated in pink and white, with 25 Years Ago Items From The Register of 23, 1932 CALENDAR FOR THE fort, Mac Baker, and Sunday at in Edna.

the Methodist Church SUNDAY Ground Observer Corps first Mrs. Olive Edwards of anniversary meeting, 4 p. m. at one new member. Mrs.

Estabrook. and son Jerry. her sister, Mrs. Oscar Cowan. See nenderson it's your best! Insurance.

Henderson Realty Co.j 103 East Madison. Phone 6. bring own sandwiches and serv ice. MONDAY OLIVE BRANCH -MTS7 entertained the Open Circle Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Roll call was jokes.

Mrs. Celia Jefferis received the hostess gifts. The next meeting will be with Medora Biu-k. Mrs. Lucille Brimner and David are visiting her mother, Mrs.

J. H. Harlsell and Mi-. Hartsell, Adrian, Mo. ScJiool win be discontinued at Olive Branch the coming year.

We will miss the little old schoolhouse as it has been a land mark for years. Grandma Robb says her father sjit out the she Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith will go to Wichita this weekend to visit their son, Doran Smith and -Mrs. Smith.

They will go on to Eosalia to visit Mr. Smith's brother, Theo Smith, who celebrates his birthday tomoiTow. Introducing to the people of lola and surrounding trade area: Conway Springs Water, a perfect table water, 5 98c. Distilled water in gal, 33c gal. Deposit required on 5 gaL Water Service, Manley Transfer" Marine Pvt.

Howard D. Sellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Howard Sellman, is attached to the First Marine Aircraft Wing taking part in the first major U.

S. Military maneuvers to be held in the Philippines since World War II, according to a newsletter from the P'leet' Home Town News Center. spent visiting baiTacks 10, 11, and 12 where the blind veterans make the rugs; the arts and craft building, and the hospital where they visited the patients who were using the lap robes and wearing the scuffles made by units. The auxiliary brought back j'ugs, shopping bags, and bath mats made by the blind veterans. These items will be on display in the near future.

Mrs. Kem Neyitt and son Jim- of Manhattau came Tuesday and visited until Thiu-sday with her mother, Mrs. Lila Leaman and also her husband's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Russell Nevitt.

Si.Kty people were present at the Kiwanis Club meeting Thuj-s- day night in the basement of the Methodist Church when the wives of the members were guests. There were special guests from Chanute, Parsons and Pittsburg dubs. Dinner was served by the C.J.C. Class. The boys glee club of Moran High School gave two numbers.

Karen Donald sang a solo and Dwight Donald played a trombone accompanied by Ruxlon at the piano. All of tlie music was under the direction of John Hancock, music director. The speaker of the evening was a professor from Kan- University at Lawrence. trees there "and atteinled ago. Elaine LaRue and Larry were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mrs.

Opal and Helen LaRue. B. Bacon accompanied E. H. Billings to Oklahoma Friday.

Bacon took treatments at the hospital in Oklahoma City. They retiu'ned home Sunday. Mrs. B. H.

Bacon was honored with a birthday dimier Sunday at the home of her son Newton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Warren, Fort Scott, spent Saturday night and Simday with his sister, Mrs. LaRue and Mr.

LaRue. Additional Sunday dinner guests were iMr.j and Mrs. Dale LaRue, Jaye and Junior. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Robb were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robb, Wichita, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Robb.

In the afternoon all of their children and their families came excepting Mrs. Roberta Jean and her family of Eldorado, Ark. Mrs. Myrtle Rutlirauff is having qiute a siege of flu and complications. We hope she will soon be belter.

Mr. and Mrs. Armor Burche and family had as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daughcrty, Wichita, and Mrs.

Jinvmie Stanley and son and Mr. and Mrs. Don Burche and Douglas. Strawberry Plants, Raspberry, Rhubarb, Asparagus and Horseradish. Roses, Shrubs and Ornamental Trees.

Floyd Elliott, 224 North Walnut Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolf and sons Wes and Larry of Kansas City will arrive today to visit Jefferson. 2:30 p. m.

Mr. Wolfs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Unity Club meets with Mrs. Joe Wolf, and his sister and heri Louis J.

Sehlanger. E.Jack- husband, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L.

Ep- 2.00 p.ni ley. They all Mrs. Soros.s C.ub.^^2:^^0 p.n^Mrs. Joe Wolfs birthday today. Scout Pack No.

55 meets Installs New Officers The Parent-Teachers Associa- Order of Rainbow for Girls. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Temple. Ini- 'afternoon at Lincoln School. The ti.ilion.

Hag salute and Lord's Prayer Current Events meets with i Mrs. Corbett Thompson. 502 S. Walters and David Chavez. Devotions were Miss t'hrisliiic Troutwinc, instructor In 1 Newton city schools, will arrive Thursday to spend the Kastfr vacation with spring decorations, by the parents.

and Mrs. Chris garteii room mothers of Lincoln Troutwinc. school. Deer Creek: Mr and Mrs Howard Lust George James, Mr. and Mrs.

El- Entertains Beta Sigma Phi Strickler and boys Beta Sigma Phi Sorority afternoon al the Ed Jame.s Wednesday evening in the" home I honie. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff.urd jof Mrs. Howard Lust.

i.lames were -thaltajlers. business meeting for helping needy family at Easter. Mr. and U. F.

Denney ntl Miss Dorothy Reece and Miss Dorris Milchefl gave a very interesting program. Miss Reece presented "Civic Responsibilities" and Miss Mitchell's was "Service Activities." children Carol and Roberl, left this noon in their car for Washington. D. C. lo make their home.

Mr. Denney has a position wth a firm in thai city. Irs. Lust served refreshmentsi YUUIIU wis i ipresented by the third grade. Con-Uo the members present and of the lola nie Heard announced the son.gs''-'.ue.st., Mrs.

Otto Kudlacek. felub which was formed veslcrdav Mr. aufl Mrs. Wayne Moynihan of lola and Dr. and Mrs.

O. L. Eaton of Emporia will attend the basketball tournament at Kansas City this evening. Colorania. Light four pastel colors of pink, green, gold, blue.

Change your color scheme these color bulbs. K. C. Electric afia Plumbing Co. Mrs.

Tom Reidy and hei- children. Tommy, Joseph Michael and Mary Kathryn of St. Lonis arrived Wednesday to visit a week with her parents. Dr. and Mrs.

Frank Lenski, and Dr. Frank Lenski and Miss Marlene Lenski. at 7 p.m., in sanctuary of First Methodist Church. TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Buss jand Terry Stiles read the scrip- it ure. 1 Several members of the lola Music Club presented musical selections. Dick CookSey played a icornet solo, accompanied by his and Mr. and Mrs. W.

jmothcr, Mrs. W. A. Cooksey, who sky will be hosts for the dinner- bridge at the Country Club. also sang a solo.

A flute trio, AT 1 1 iMcrla Booth, Judy Di-eher, and Mrs. J. O. Myers, 714 South Washington. Covered Dish din- nei-, 6:00 p.

m. Junior High Study Club meets Sandy McDonald, played a number. Mrs. Walter Wise's pupils, Barbara and Sandra Hermstein, iM'Xe Oundas, David Tipple, Bon- 19 to Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Martin of Westphalia at the Allen County Hospital was listed in the hospital news as weighing 11 pounds. He actually weighs 7 pounds and ounces. It isn't quite clear just whore he picked up the extra four pounds. Eat Siuiday Dinner for $1.00 We are serving several Specials this Sunday and every Sunday for $1.00.

All the-Fi-icd- Chicken can eat for For a Complete Meal, eat at the Hotel Kelley Koffee Shop Garfield, 9:00 a.m. The lola Music Club, 3:15 p.m. First Baptist Church, preceded by business meeting at 2:30. The Golden Link Club, 2 p.m., Mrs. B.

T. English, 515 North Chestnut. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Memorial Hall, 8:00 p.m. Social meeting. Jefferson PTA Fathers' Night.

Executive meeting, 7:00 p. m. program, 7:30 p. m. RegistirecINirr.ses^ Study Cniib" meets at the Allen County Hos- OTTAW in a fire at the Hanes Greenhouse and an attached two-car garage was placed; at A boiler explosion is believed to have been the cause.

A' 1955 car and a 1956 model were, damaged. pital, 7:30 p. in. Everyone welcome. you Mrs.

Joe Ostenbcrg will be a delegate to the Tenth Anniversary of Kansas United Church Women Annual Assembly in St. Paul's Lutheran Chui'ch in Wichita Mar. 28 and 29. The theme is, "Behold, I Stand at the Door." Mrs. Ostenberg is chairman of Christian World Missions.

OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WTTJJAMS Baseballs, Gloves, Bats, Bases, Masks, Socks, The Sports Center. A'lilford Johnson, resident engineer with the state, highway department, attended the annual conference of highway engineers at Kansas State College at Manhattan Thursday and Friday. Gov.

George Docking and Lynn R. Brodrick, highway director, were among the principal speakers. ATTENTION: ROLLER SKATERS Young or old, beginners, or advanced. Instruction can' be arranged at lolti Skating Rink. New classes starting soon.

Skating classes, types of instruction; 1. Dance, 2. Figure. 3. Free Style.

4. Speed. 5. Hockey. Contact owner, Martin Haney, Residence phone 1169W, or Dale Huntley, phone or lola Skating Rink 1401.

MARTIN HANEY, Mgr. Sergeant First Class Ernest A. Ensminger recently was graduated from a four-week recruiting course for enlisted men at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. He is the son of Mrs, Pauline Ensminger, rural LaHarpe. Ensminger is a 1947 graduate of LaHarpe High Schoql and a former employee of the Brothers Construction Company.

GARNETT Approximately 250 persons attended a chamber of commerce.meeting called to study industrial needs and prospects here. Items developed in an industrial survey last year were covered, with the aid of Harry Woods, service director of the Kansas C. of Gene Stewart, field representative for the KIDC, and Dwight Nesmith, Kansas State College engineer. FORT SCOTT bridge believed to be about 100 years old, over Moore's Branch southeast of here, would not hold a Girard truck loaded with 600 bushels of shelled corn when Bill Bartholomew, the driver, started across. The bridge collapsed, but only about 100 bushels of corn spilled out.

Bartholomew said he stopped and inspected the load limit sign before he proceeded across. "It looks like the county may have to buy a now truck," he told officers. Allen County. Hospital VISITING HOURS! 2 p.m. to i p.

n. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. No childreo under 14 permitted on second floor. nie Brundage and Peter Savings, presented accordionu selections.

Mrs. Bill Burcham conducted the business meeting, and presented Mrs. Harry Ingels, council president, who in turn introduced Mrs. Stanley Toland, past council president, who installed the following new officers: for McKinley school, Mrs. Adam Hoffpauir, president; Mrs.

Wendell Steward, vice president; Harry Ingels, see- Mr ST-D can Michael, secretary; Mrs. Robert Garver, treasurer. For Jefferson school: Mrs, Harold Yokum, president; Mrs. Ralph Freeman, vice jprosidenti Mrs. Hazel Green, second vice president; Mrs.

Thomas Saxton, secretary; Mrs. Louis J. Schlanger, treasurer. For Lincoln: Mrs. Clyde Sharp, president; Mrs.

Leon Orr, vice president; Mrs. Wesley. Haney, second Admitted March 22 Billy Zornes, son of Mr. and Zornes, lola; Mrs. George Bonar, Tola; Mrs.

Fred Meyer, LeRoy; Mrs. Maud Jot- I'ers, lola. Dismissed March 22 Mrs. William Yocham, lola; Mary Sloan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest: Sloan, Lallarpc; Stanley Zyskowski, lola; Debra Baker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Baker, Carlyle; Karen Holcman, Mrs. Delbert McNott and infant son, Piqua; Mrs. Leland Sanders, LaHarpe; A. E.

Sellers, Yates Center; Mrs. Mary Setter, Grieeley; Mrs. Minnie Cleaver, Tola; Billy Zornls, Tola; George Butts, son of Mr. and Mrs. John; Butts, Yates Cen ter; Humboldt; Mrs.

Betilah Hamilton, lola. Our Father in heaven, if ever we need divine guidance, it is now. Bless our leaders in world affairs. Through thy Holy Spirit speak to them so lhat they will desire to seek thy guidance. Show us the way and give us the courage to pursue it.

If, as a nation, we have failed thee in our dealings with other nations of the world, forgive us. Fill our hearts with thy love so that as we deal with these world problems, our very enemies may be compelled to understand us and together all put our trust in Jesus' name. Amen. Roy H. Stetler, Harrisburg, publishing agent.

Evangelical United Brethren Church. RLDS Study Group WiUj Mrs. Wiles The Ladies Study Group of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met yesterday afternoon in the homej of Mrs. Donald Wiles. The president, Mrs.

William Woodworth, presided at the meet- ui -with-group'smg-- ing of hymns. Mrs. Sam Matney gave the prayer of invocation, and the devotions, entitled, "The Use of All Talents." Mrs. R. C.

Walton gave the lesson on Esther. Roll call followed, answered with household hints The inspiration thought was "The real tragedy of life is not in being limited to one talent, but in Iho failure to use that one talent." Mrs. Robert Vohs gave the closing prayer. Refreshments were served during the social hour to eight members and three children. I at meeting of ladies hekl at the of Mrs, W.

Hudson, Otlier elected were Mrs. .1, Oyler, vice-president; Mrs. Hudson, secretary. Mrs, Griffin, treasurer. LaHarpe: Mr, and Mrs.

John McDonakl, Allen and Nigel, and Mrs. 0, Hartley, and Mr. and Ed Danforth and George at- tenfled a dinner Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. G.

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