The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

fl-IE lOLA REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVKXIXC, MARCH 27. 1957. PAGE THREE LOCALS VV. K. Rumlall had as guests Suiuliiv, his luccc, Mrs.

C. W. Lukc'hail of Laurel, and her Raymond Kogcr, Koficr and Ihoir son, Stcvie of: Mr. and Mrs. Iv A.

Dillmani Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kramer ai)fl Ml-, and Ihnvard Lii.sl Iho weekend in Independence' went to Lawreiiee Sundav to visit with Mrs. Kramer's sister. Mrs.

Thursday Special Barbecued Spare Ribs OUT OUR WAY By .1. R. WILLIAMS Diilman, a sludeiil University of Kansas. at the Charlie Newman. family.

Mr. Newman A Keminiler Hart's Luiica Carnival and program, Nort'i Fajjiily Nilr every 'I'hursday. Our Orove 4 miles north Specialty, rried Cliitken, Free lola iVIarch 2H. 8 p. in.

Irene Dessert. Banana Cake. Smith, Teacher. Available 11:30 am. and 4:30 p.m.

i Place your orders early Redfern 's Market -'r BIRPS.PSMIKJJ' 1 I BET THERE'S Mi; OP GUVS- FUMAHOLlCS 'i A-A AK 'EM UlAC-FP LIfOM RiCsHTMOW-- 7 ASj iVCBBLE CUZ "THEPE AIMT PLACE MO BARTEMPER TOSLEEP I VVMENJTHEVHAD Prices Cut I'p to S(i(l Cohlspot Home Freezers Roebuck and Co. Vote for V. HRKIIIAM Candidate for I'inance Commissioner A vote for Brijfham is a vote ICcmioiny and in City Government Mrs. Kronk of Topeka is a in Ihe home of and' Mrs. W.

K. liaiiiTinrnd See Henderson it's your best Insurance. Henderson Realty Co. East Madison. I'hone fi.

Leo l-inuus Scotl l''rancis sijcnt the day yesterday in Kansas on liusincss for Ihe local Kroner Store. vr-rT'VTiav i Saturflay evening dinner suosls vValler E. Leake Special ('(invoeation Natalia of rural 'JI 7 Xn Work in The and''friends for the many kind Mark 'indi'iislSl aster (M Swanson of and Mr. and acts of sympathy shown us during LOu'lK ENBROOK! 'S- George Murphy and son, our recent bereavement in the lli Priest Clifford, of Ida. I'or subscriptions to The Topeka Daily Capital, see Bobby Morris.

529 -South Fourth. Phone Card of Thanks We wish to thank our neighbors son, our recent bereavement in loss of our family of William Walls. Mrs. Lou Rabon of Canton, Ohio, was a weekend guest of Mrs. Walter Burtiss.

Tie Securely your waste paper and magazines for the ior High waste paper on April 3, 4. and C. Spon.sored by High Scluiol. YOUR RKGLSTER CARRIER will start making his March collections this week. I'lcase have your money ready.

AM) FUNERALS SERVK KS FOR MRS. HUDSON The Lawton ChaniDers will 'coiulvict services at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the First Christian Church for Mis. Claudia Hudson whose rieath was reported Friday, liurial will be at Highland Cemetery. Allen County Hospital VISITING HOURS: 2 p.

m. to p. m. 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.

No children under 14 permitted on lecond floor. TOO MUCH HELP BIR.MI.NGHA.M. A hi. Mr. Mrs.

11 her I Reynolds planned to move and Reynolds came home yesterday afternoon Mrs. Martha Peres returned 'X 'king. Me ho home this weekend from DeSolo and found she has been visiting missing. Card of Thanks Mi'- and Mrs. G.

We wish to thank the friends. The Richardsons accompanied'R Ini' work luestiay neighbors and relatives for their hor here and visited with Mr. and nien took the beautiful floral offerings, the Bill Yelzbacher and other down piece by piece and ladies who brought in the for a short lime loaded into a truck. Ihe singers, and Ihe Rev. Whitte Admitted 211 Isaac Bohard.

Yates Center: Harold Lane. tola. Dismissed March 2(1 I Mrs. Alvin Endsley. lola; Sharon Keen, Lallarpc, Georgia iWado, Moran.

Gas City Events PTA Notes Mrs. Grace Frelz. more for his comforting words in Cafeteria Supper sponsored by f'OOD VACCINE RECORD our recent family E.U.B. YF group Thursday, CANBKKRA i.l-u-Qnly five Au.s- March 28, p.m.. in Salem children of I'i million in- Church basement, 3 west.

2 south galk vaccine since llasl have contracted polio, Health Minister Donald Caineronihis sister. Miss Jane Nichols. have ann aiso uv. i.eii- 1 have Robinson and the Gas City imspital for their isho falls. K-indncss extended me Monday's picture anfl story con- yf'J I corning the Ground Observer; Corps Awards, mentioned the Card of Thanks len County Home Demonstration! I wish to thank my many fricndsjannounced today.

Units and Gas Citv HDU. the flowers, cards and their more units that should have been mentioned with Colony and Neosho Anna Heinz of Colony and Mrs. Cv-hile "in the" Roy Helen Lucas of, Neosho Falls and Mrs. Edna Parker who lives; 1 about half way in between camei Miss Judy Colvin of Chanute; farthest to serve. Miss Sandra Weathers and Larry Powers were Sunday night supper guests of Elvert Garver and parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Every we serve ic-irver- I DELICIOUS STEAKS I Grilled or broiled to suit-you. Cubed Steaks, T-Bonc, Filet Mignon, K. C.

Sirloin to "Club Sweetheart Steak" for S3 (Served with French Fries, Salad, Hot Rolls and Honey. Beverage) Kelley Koffee Shop iif Dorado, were (Mrs. Wilina B. Wilson) Mrs. H.

E. Walker of Wallowa, arrived here Saturday morn- ing for a visit with her parents, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Goodsell, and parents, Mr. and other relatives. NHhiK Siv Mr. Mrs, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard and children, Connie and Richard a trip lo Chanute. Walnut and Li'ic, and visited rela- M' Hendrix The Junior High Study Club .111 (1 01 lola were dinner met yesterday morning in the S.ind.iy ol Mrs. Hendrix's home of Mrs. Charles Hatton with Mr Bud Scllir.an as assisting Bol) Klejir. and Kim hostess.

The discussion leader. Mr Mr- Nichols session on "What They Worry About." There were five guests iMid IG members present. PRETTV AS AN EASTER BONNET A of 'jlyle in a rainbow ot rolori new RED GOOSE O'-. Fit ns'jured by our runi-jo of lizej C'TJ $3.99 White or Black Patent Econoinf Shoes thilrlrcn moved re- FLU LESS SEVERE cciilly Iroiii lola to Kl Dorado The V. World ihiir home.

Organization said today Lee, of Yates Center, had dmner nooilselllhe influenza death rate Sunday with Mr. Nichols' parents, nuaino into the new home was '-unusually low; that (he only Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols, and purchased at the ina.jor outbreak was in coniei- of First and Broadway in'which had a mild epidemic with Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Boyd made lola. no fatal cases. FOR INFANTS Baby Accessories, Toys, Gift Items, Nursery Items, Blankets, Mrs. Day's "Doctor Recommended" Baby Shoes, Children's Wear up to .5 years. A complete stock.

ALADDIN GIFT SHOP 1 Mrs. Isaac Myer, Mrs. Dee Sell land Col. John T. Wynne attended jthe arcM meeting of the Kansas Division of the American Cancer A number of relatives, and Theisociely in Wichita yesterday.

Pat Register, would like to state campaign director whether Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Alex-Ken Thomas, state public are safely direplor, eonfhLn -nr -l is onisions for representatives of six his vacation as composing room districts. foreman at The Register. Friday, they went to Mankalo and visited Card of Thanks overnight with their I want to express my apprecia- Mrs.

Oscar Claybaugh, and to my friends for their family. lola "relatives have-thoughtful letters, cards, flowers and visits and other kindnesses shown me during my recent stay in the hospital; and since my return Gardner, learned from Mrs. Claybaugh that the Alexanders left Mankato at 8 a.m. Saturday bound i'or the Los Angeles area, where their son John is in air force service. Since then.

They promised lo postcard to Mankato their whereabouts the first night out, Saturday. But no mail; no phone calls in four days. They could be in California, their mail to home folks stalled by the blizzard. Or, they could even still be stalled in the blizzard, along with their mail, and with no phone service to use. GIFTS That Are Different! We have a complete stock 365 Days per Year Aladdin Gift Appliance OR IODIZED Reduced! WOMENS PAJAMAS Sanforized cotton broadcloth cotton plisse! Full length tailored styles! Sizes 32 to 40.

Reduced Men's SPORT SHIRTS $166 University model! Stripes and checks! Long sleeves! Sanforized! Sizes small, medium, large. Reduced! Boys' SPORT SHIRTS $100 University niodel and uiovel- ty slip-over style! All forized! Broken sizes, 6 to 18. Reduced! Men's SPORT COATS $1200 Originally much higher priced! 12 (miy all wool coats reduced to clear! Special for E.O.M HORT COATS Nylon Fleeces Wool-Nylon Fleeces $12 High st cual.s at a way low price! Hand wa.shable n.vloii fleeces! S-'i'. wool and nylon fleeccK! Sizes 8 to 7 Only! Full Length SPRING COATS REDUCED All wool aitd tweeds! Were much higher priced! Broken sizes 8 to 18! Entire Slock Reduced! SUB-TEEN SHORT COATS Tweeds hop sacking fleeces nylons! reduced for E.O.M. Sizes 8 lo 14 All Entire Slockl Higher Priced GIRLS SPRING COATS Coals and coal sels! Sijecially priced for E.O.M.

Sizes 3 to Ox 7 to 14 $6 Reduced from Stock! WOMENS SPRING DRESSES Special group (it early spring reduced to clear! dresses Reduced from Stock! ciuality cottons with silk trim! 1009'r nylon dressy blouses! Choose from large group! Sizes 32 to 38. $177 Very limited quantities! MEN'S STRETGHABLE NYLON SOCKS pairs si First I'astel color.s! Early bird special! Chintz BED SPREADS REDUCED $5. Double and twin bed size matching drapes $3.00 Reduced! BETTER QUALITY PIECE GOODS 3 yards $1 Sail cloth j-amona cloth. broadcloth percale! Keduced from stock! Special Group! MEN'S SHOES REDUCED $400 and brown! Nearly all sizes! First Quality! Famous Gaymode SHEER NYLON HOSIERY Sheer perfect 60 gatige 15 denier dark seam Ijeauties! Sizes to 11! 69 ST PAYS SHOP AT PENNEY'S: Weddings may differ but each bride agrees presents of sterling certainly please! for the brides on your list ro STERLING Whether you give a single teaspoon, a serving piece, or a complete place setting, she'll adore your gift oj famous Reed Barton sterling. Pricet art tor 6-pc.

sellings and include Federal Tax AUTUMN SILVER BURGUNDY TARA SILVER LEAVES SCULPTURE "tlsjs ,3675 t36.75 $36.75 $33.75 Copening Jewelers JEWELRY OF DISTINCT I OS' SAVE YOUR MONEY! Buy the Best Stockings Mtide! Slim accented Doric or Self Seams "fit-For-You" Patented Cuslom-Mold Heel Fosfiions Newast Shades Sizes 8Vi to 11 Short, Average. Tall Lengths Just .90 box-full o( 3 pairs The New Leader VSSmSmm.