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hji immuiam ii THE IOLA REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, Society notes Visiting in Colony Church Virginia Circle hears program by Maxine Wagner Twenty-one members of the Virginia Circle of Calvary United Methodist Church met at the Townhouse Tuesday evening. Genevieve Harclerode, Ruth Sellman and Gladys Nichols were the hostesses. Maxine Wagner was the lesson leader. Her topic was What Color is Other? Mrs. Wilson devotional leader for Robert Hudson Chapter "Draw Water With Joy" was the topic of devotions led by Mrs.

Rex Smoot at the Robert Hudson Missionary Chapter meeting Tuesday night at the Church of the Nazarene. Her text was from Isaiah 12. Mrs. John Ekstrom conducted the question and answer period on world missions. Mrs.

Smoot led group singing. Mrs. Orel Wilson was hostess to 13 members and five children, Karleta Danford, Brian and Lori Van Norman, Laurie Weil and Jeffery Dillow. th ril ne 9. tt- to in 52.

th of ila as re nd es at nd he in together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swartz, Newkirk, Oklahoma Friday. Fourteen relatives attended Sunday evening visitors of the Rev. and Mrs.

I Neuenswander were Mr. and Mrs Dan Neuenswander. Ottawa and Mrs. Betty Oehlert, Lawrence Friday thru Sunday houseguests of Mrs. Pearl Reiter were Mr and Mrs.

Frank Crocker, Osceola, Mo. Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Bill Beckmon were Lester Gilmore, Girard, Fleta Ibbetson, Pittsburg; Mr and Mrs Frank Crocker. Osceola. Mo.

and Mrs. Pearl Reiter. They all attended funeral services for Mrs. Roy Tourney at Iola that afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Beckmon called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beal. Becky and Scott ie, Iola Saturday afternoon Saturday evening guests of the Beck mons at their home were Mr.

and Mrs. Randall Beckmon. -Selma and Sunday visitors were the Harry Beal family, Iola Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reiter.

Westphalia, called on Mrs. Pearl Reiter, Mis. Cynthia Stauffer, Mr and Mrs. Howard Reiter, Gary and Angela. Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilmoth visited Mr. and Mrs Guy Hively. Mound City, Sunday afternoon.

Hively is former editor of the eld Colony Free Press. Mrs Hively is the former Patty Johnson, also a former resident of Colony. Michael Danford has been a patient at the Anderson County Hospital. He was admitted following a pickup wreck at the corner east of the Raymond Couch farm. He was treated for cuts and tests were taken PAGE consciousness.

Funeral services wen April 1st there and burial will be ii, Tacoma She is survived also by he; husband, Michael Horony, aunt, Mrs Manila casse'l. Bella Vista, Ark. a sister-in-law. Mrs Robt. A.

Robbins of Lincoln. three daughters and two sons, two nephews, several grandchildren and several cousins, including Ralph and Alfred Bunnel of this vicinity Her brother, Robert A Robbins died less than two months ago in Lincoln under similar circumstances Her lather died several wars ago CREST (LASS CAR SH. Saturday, April 8, 8-4 at Comstocks car wash. WANTED Substitute Register Carrier for olony. See Mark Bowen or phone Honor rolls announced In Ilioli School The honor rolls for the third nine weeks grading period at Crest High School, Colony have been announced by Fred 11 Johnson, principal.

HONOR ROLL Laurie Batn. Tracy Calahan. Deanna Spillman, Deanna Rowers. Terri Hamm, Shavla Sprague. Darlene llermreck, Jim Herrmann, Shelia Fillmore and Sue Thomas HONORABLE MFNTION-Connm Decker.

Jenny Vaughn. Rick Vincent. Mark Spencer. Debbie Harris and Mark Maddox State temperatures hwr Simple DcMqrv. DUANES FLOWERS Side Square 365 5773 APRIL 5, Mrs.

Morris I.uedke The Kensington Priscilla Club will meet for a 12:30 luncheon at the Colony Cafe Tuesday, April 11. The rural fire truck was called to assist the LeRoy fire truck at a pasture fire the first section next to the Coffey County line on Highway 57 Saturday noon. Around fifty attended the fellowship supper held in lellowship hall of the United Methodist Church Sunday evening. The supper was in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

George Willard, Chanute. The church presented the couple with a wedding gift. Songs were sung and everyone enjoyed the fellowship. A bus load of senior citizens from the Colony, Lone Elm and Kincaid vicinities enjoyed the Ice Capades at Kemper Arena in Kansas City Saturday. Those attending the Anderson County Historical Society banquet and meeting held in Garnett March 30 were Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Wilmoth, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams, Mr. and Mrs.

Clem McGhee, the Rev. and Mrs. I L. Neuenswarider. Mrs.

Maude Decker, Mrs Alice Ward, Mrs. Silva Moreland. Mrs Wanda Latimer. Mrs. Wilma Nichols.

Mrs. Lorene Bower and Mrs. Irene Coliins. The Happy Circle Club met March 30 at the Colony Cafe with Mrs. Gladys Tressler as hostess.

Twelve members were present. Mrs. Pearl Green received the hostess gift and Mrs. Flossie Lay won the bingo prize. The April 27 meeting will also be at the Cafe with Mrs Clara Anderson as hostess.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown.

Lansing; Mrs. Sandra Keele. Sherry and Diane, Colony; Teresea Morrison, Lone Elm; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford, Iola The dinner was prepared by the Thompsons daughters.

Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thompson, rural Elsmore; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crosisant.

rural Humboldt and Mrs. Maxine Dennis. Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Boone, Mrs. Emma Strickler and Mrs. Ella Lindsay visited Mrs. Jessie Thompson, Mrs. Nellie Hoffmeier, Mrs.

Minnie Koons, former Colony residents, Mrs. Laura Carter, former Lone Elm resident, who are all now residents at Moran Manor Sunday afternoon. They also called on Mrs. Merle Ressel in Moran. The Rev.

and Mrs. I L. N'euen-swander attended a family get- Get CAUiDMI Of MMS Society deadlines: Meeting summaries. 48 hours alter events; calendar an nouncements, three days in advance ol meeting, and' wedding accounts with photos. 10 days alter ceremony Wednesday Allen County Historical Society board meets, 7.45 p.m., Old Jail Museum.

Wa Rite registration, 7:30 p.m., Iola Medical Arts building. Thursday UPW, 2 p.m.. First Presbyterian Church. ABW, 1.30 p.m Bring quilt blocks, needle and thread. RLDS Church Women, 7:30 p.m., at the church.

Weight Watchers 7 p.m., First Christian Church. Dorothy Rebekah Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Calvary United Methodist Church. Social Order of Beauceant, regular stated meeting. Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. Social.

Honor April birthdays. Wa Rite registration, 7:30 p.m., Iola Medical Arts Building. Esdraelon Commandery No. 49, Knights Templar, stated conclave, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. lota Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Beverly Flack, 7:30 p.m.

Ritual ot jewels and pledge ritual. Friday Iola War Mothers, Townhouse, 10:30 a m. Bring covered dish and table service. Allen County Hospital Auxiliary, p.m., hospital lounge. 1:30 Hospital Tuesday, April 4 60 patients, 2 babies Those giving permission for their names to be reported are: Admitted Betty Hale, Moran; Sharon Conley, Colony; Mary Stephens, Thelma Manbeck, Dosha Walters, Jennifer Maple and Darlene Mathes, all of Iola.

Dismissed Sandra Bockover, Chanute; Lula Garrison and Gloria Burris, both of LaHarpe; Russell Beal, Fulton; Marci Williams, Lawrence; Monica Dix, Vern Lathrom and Minnie Canady, all of Iola. Births Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Badders, Welda, a boy weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Club Lambda Phi has lesson on nutrition Tuesday Betty Hanson, health educator, spoke on nutrition at Tuesday nights meeting of Lambda Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in the home of Mary Smith.

To have a better diet we need to remove the visible fat, avoid refined sugar and use little salt, Mrs. Hanson said. Refined grains rob us of nutritional value while whole grain has a balance of nutrients. Barbara Catron, chapter president, presided over the business session. It was announced that Founders Day banquet will be April 30; a bike safety clinic on April 20 and a Mothers Day banquet on May 2.

Mrs. Smith was assisted by Mrs. Cathron in serving refreshments to 15 members and two guests, Roberta Brecheisen and Mrs. Hanson. Preceptors have lesson Gen.

Frederick Funston Grace Frame presented the lesson on Gen. Frederick Funston and the Funston Memorial Monday night when members of Preceptor Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Jessie Smith. Beatrice Smith conducted the business meeting. A contribution was made to the Cancer Crusade. The salad supper which was scheduled for April 17 has been postponed until May 1.

The Mothers Day breakfast will be on May 7. Caroline Lust read from the book of Beta Sigma Phi. Beatrice Smith won the mystery gift. The hostess served refreshments to 10 members. Yarn dolls lesson for HOW Club Mildred Hendrix and Linda Medaris were hostesses to members of HOW Club Tuesday afternoon at the Townhouse.

The lesson on yarn dolls was given by Ruth McHenry. Show and tell was by Carolyn Dreher, Irene Duggan and Maxine Dreher. Susan Hoffmeier, president, presided over the business session. Plans for Guest Day were discussed. Irene Bain and Edna Seufert were appointed to the fair booth committee.

Carolyn Dreher won the door prize. The meeting was attended by 19 members. Australia program Tuesday at Kiwanis meeting Jebby Phillips, who is visiting relatives in Iola, spoke on life in Australia yesterday when Kiwanis of Iola met at Menegay's Restaurant. Joe Ketcher, second vice president, presided over the business meeting in the absence of the president, Don Lacey. A report on the progress of Career Day was given by Dave Roos.

Chapter of P.E.O. has topsy-turvey meeting Our Topsy-Turvey World," was the topic of the program for Chapter P.E.O. Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. A.K. Boyd with Mrs.

DA. McDonald as the assisting Post ess. Chapter officers challenged members during the business meeting to note all the errors they recognized in the conducting of the meeting, from the roll being called backward to the vocal closing sung by the officers. Twenty-one members attended the meeting. at ler ied in of as ied eir led igo ike the ind e.

M. ler, -in- ler, rvi age ine art, the ne. to 1 of ary sas an. Leid CALL 5-6531 CAB LINE TAXI SERVICE 6 AM TO MIDNIGHT Mr. and Mrs.

Omer Knoll and Tony spent the past weekend in Kansas City where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bohs and exhibited in the Metcalf South Spring Art Show. Knoll was given one of the Awards of Excellence for his sculpture of a small girl. Upon arriving home, Mrs.

Knoll set up her art work at the Allen County Bank and Trust, which will be her last show in Iola. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moyer, Iola, are parents of a son born March 31 at Allen County Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, 6 ounces and has been named Ryan Patrick.

The babys grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ferry of Mildred and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Klepper of Iola.

Mrs. Henry Schuster of Iola and Mrs. Olive Moyer, Humboldt, are the greatgrandmothers. Hazel Yetzbacher returned home Monday night after attending the wedding of her niece, Patty Larson, to Harold Hadsen in Lincoln, Saturday. She and her sister, Inez Dick of Topeka, who accompanied her to Lincoln, returned to Topeka Sunday.

On Monday Mrs. Yetzbacher drove to DeSoto to pick up her sister, Retha Richardson, and on to Leavenworth for her daughter, Terese Yetzbacher, before going to Kansas City to visit another sister, Mrs. Virgil Ansell, who is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital. While at the hospital they called on Mrs.

Art Gilmore of Iola. who is also a patient. Also attending the wedding were Evelyn Peres of Iola and her daughter and granddaughter. Marge Laverty and Tonya of chanute They returned home on Sunday. Clayton Hicks is a patient in Herington Municipal Hospital.

Room 107, Herington. Kan. 66449. Creative Arts Club schedules workshop The Creative Arts Club is sponsoring a workshop April 8 and 15 featuring Kansas City artist Asterio Pascolini. Pascolini, who is originally from Italy and now works for Hallmark Cards in Kansas City, will give painting instruction to those attending the workshops.

The fee is $20 and everyone is welcome. All participants will have a finished painting at the end of the second session. The workshops begin at 9:30 a.fn. and will last most of the day. Anyone interested should send the fee to The Creative Arts Club, Box 17 or contact June Wichman or Phvllis Meredith.

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