The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 3

THT.A. KANSAS TTTK IDT, A REfJISTETt. FRIDAY MAY 27. 1000. PACK TTfr-FF TIZZY Hy Kate Osann ilusy lluildini! Mildred Society Sunday with Mr and Mrs Art Edwards in Ya'es Center I he E.

Clut) met with Mrs Zola Thomson Wednesday after noon The afternoon was spent in formally. Refreshments were served to the following members: Mesdames FtheJ Barnhart, Virl Baxley, Bertha Butterfield, Mary (trance. lama Hicks, Nona fair ance, Carrie Hayes, Retha Ling, Gertrude Preston and hostess, Mrs Tnn-on. Next nmeting will he June 8 wPh Nona lananc'-Mrs Gra'e Harms and Mrs Aimed Kivitt spent the day 'Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Marion Tom son Mr and Mrs George potter, east of spent Friday at the Marion Tmnson home Mr. Potter assisted Mr Tomson on some remodeling wink he is doing on his arm Kc0CUf phone 311 Dnvsal A.d.

i ARKANSAS CITY, Kan (AP Constim turn woik in Aikan.vis City duiiug the fust four mouths of is addmg up to more than three million dollars, a survey disclosed Wednesday. This is ex-: elusive of residential build, ng and remodeling. Building ermit.s for the first Jour months already total more than half of the permit sissued during IT, cording to lecords in the office of the city clerk. Industrial and commercial con-I struciion fur the period reached approximately $3,345.010. ENTERPRISE (Mrs.

() G. Butterfield) Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Geffert ac companied Mr and Mrs.

Clifford Bennett and Carl to Watervilie and Greenleaf in Washington County last Sunday where they visited relatives. Mr and Mrs. Rex Kivitt and girls, Kansas City, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tomson.

The S.W.S. met with Mrs. Garl Smith Wednesday, with Mrs. Ralph Biggs as leader. Members present were Mesdames May Truster, May Peck, Bessie Jean, Louella, one guest, Linda Truster.

Lesson topic, Homes With Uttle Towers. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Baxley were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Ruth Holman in Iola.

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tomson and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tomson, Jana and Marta, and Mr.

and Mrs. Rex Kivitt and girls spent Ilay it aafe anti protect your piTciotw furs from heat and moths in Ramsays Certified Cold Storage Vaults! you will receive maximum protection for a minimum charge which include insurance coverage RESERVE SPACE TODAY -STOP BY OR CALL 318 from home once in awhile little brothers?" Our Father in heaven, we are reminded that Jesus taught His disciples to pray, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done. Yet ail too often we have repeated these words without much thought. Forgive us. Give us such a love for our fellow men and their needs that we shall want Thy will to be done in our lives.

Make us so desirous of the fulfillment of Thy kingdom here and now that we will do everything in our power toward bringing it about; in Jesus name. Amen. Roy II. Stetler, Harrisburg, former publishing agent. Evangelical United Brethren Church.

Robb spent Tuesday afternoon in Bronson visiting Mrs. Adah Van-over. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Robb were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter, Mrs.

Murray Tauney and family, near Iola. In the afternoon they drove to Toronto to view the lake. Mrs. Irma Trammell, Wichita, spent the past week here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs.

Muriel Ard and children came for jher Monday. We were all dinner 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Robb. stmvuK is itk sioium; 1 setecdeai ot Agm THIN LINE MAKE THIS IMPORTANT DECISION NOW Come In now and lei us show you our large of (he world's most beautiful monuments Rock family moo aments, famous for lasting lovelirx.

Bobbi jtt Fetherlin I Five Years Old Bobbi Lee Fetherlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fetherlin, celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday when she entertained her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Earle O. Fetherlin and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fryer, at a birthday party at the Fetherlin home, 1310 North Jefferson.

Engagement Is Announced MORAN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haberbosch of Moran announce the engagement of their daughter, lfallie, of Topeka, to John Debus of Topeka. Mr. Debus is the son of Mrs.

Anna M. Debus of Brooklyn, N.Y., and the late John C. Debus. Miss Haberbosch is employed by the C. R.

Scott Mortgage Company and Mr. Debus is employed at the Munns Medical Supply Co. An August wedding is planned. District Aides Visits Neosho Falls, O.E.S. Neosho Falls Ruby Melvin, worthy matron, and Harold Guat-ney, worthy patron, presided when Florence Draper, District Aide of District No.

22 made her official visit to Neosho Falls Chapter No. 448 O.E.S., on Monday night. She was introduced, taken for a Walk In Friendship Garden to the star points and seated in the East. Thelma Bedenbender, Peggy Sayles, Georgia Ann Guatney, and Margaret Guatney sang to her. She brought greetings from the worthy grand matron and told of her plans for the year.

Marion Farnam presented her a gift from the Chapter. Carrie Wells, worthy matron, and Lee Wells, worthy patron of W'hite Rose Chapter 297, Gridley, were introduced and seated in the East. The following members from White Rose Chapter 297, Gridley, also attended: Mildred Crane, Edward Crane, Bertha Kaufman, Mabel Miller, Daisy Spencer, Julia Bjrk, Esther Raaf, Wilma Huber, Ruth Schick, Flossie Young, Anne Pearl Bergsten, Reuben Young, and Joseph Draper. Geraldine Drake of Salem Chapter No. 4 Iola, and Lydia Reynolds and Jean Mann of Iola, also enjoyed the evening.

The Chapter room was beautifully decorated with spring flowers. A social hour and refreshments followed the meeting. 8 Miss Weseloh Is Feted At a Bridal Shower Miss Pat Weseloh, whose marriage to Gary Fronk will take place next month, was guest of honor at a bridal shower given Thursday afternoon at the Grace Lutheran Church, by Mrs. Burl Higginbotham, Mrs. Floyd Boek-en.

and Mrs. Wrilliam Jerome. The gifts were arranged on a long table laid with a floor length blue cloth and centered with a large bouquet of pink and white peonies in a crystal bowl. The guests were seated at tables forming a horseshoe around the gift table, where several appropriate games were played. Refreshmenlsof pink decorated cakes and coffee were served to the following guests: Mesdames Jack Fronk, Harry Fronk, Winifred Fronk, Bart Thayer, Eugene Mueller, William Prothe, Richard Burris, William Wallace, Albert Cameron, Caryl Thayer, Paul Fegely, William Elrod, and Miss Lucille McLeland, all of Iola; Mrs.

Arnold Weseloh and Janet, Mrs. Virgil Weseloh, and Mrs. Bussell McDonald, all of Yates Center. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Jeanne Mueller, Mrs.

Robert Fronk, Mrs. Albert Fronk, and Mrs. Clifford Summerfeld, and Mrs. George Klattenhoff, all of Iola; Mrs. Joe Smith, Wahoo, Mrs.

August Backhus and Mrs. Mable Mabie, Yates Center; Mrs. Eddie Fronk, Kincaid; and Mrs. Elver Grother, Colony. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY Third Iola High School reunion; 10 a Dinner at 1 pm.

Kelley Hotel. Call Viola Dalgarno for reservations, by Friday. WEDNESDAY Liberty Willing Workers Club, 11 a.m., Mrs. Lynn Parker, La Harpe, hostess. WILLMUS MONUMENT WORKS Paste on Postcard A Mail Nr IMi Mai wf Smmh or itfaa I Williams Monument Works, Iola, Kant.

ta isR AH I Without obligation pU sod mm your froo booklet, "How To Chooto Family Miss Rosetta M. Ellis Mrs. Donald W. Dryden announces the engagement of her niece, Miss Rosetta Ellis, to Alan E. Crowl, son of Mrs.

Ruth Crowl. No date has been set for the wedding. Gloria Yvonne Scheibmeir To Be a Summer Bride Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scheibmeir of Piqua announce the engagement of their daughter, Gloria Yvonne, to Donald Thomas Westerman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Westerman of Piqua. Miss Scheibmeir graduated from the Yates Center High Miss Gloria Yvonne Scheibmeir School with the class of 1959. She has been employed at the Western Auto Store in Yates Center. Mr.

Westerman is employed by the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. A late summer wedding is being planned. Dorcas Class Meets With Mrs. Breckenridge Mrs. T.

S. Breckenridge entertained members of the Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church in her home yesterday afternoon. The vice president, Mrs. H. E.

Mueller, presided at the business session. Mrs. Mabel Harrison gave the devotions and read an article on The Spirit of Christianity. Mrs. William Braun conducted a Bible quiz.

The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. George Ruxton. During the social hour refreshments were served to 12 members. The Robinsons Entertain For Dr. and Mrs.

Murphy Dr. Leo Robinson, president of the Iola School Board, and Mrs Robinson were hosts at a dinner party Wednesday evening at the Allen County Country Club, honoring and Mrs'. Franklin Murphy of Lawrence. Dr. Murphy, chancellor of the University of Kansas, gave the commencement address at the exercises held that evening for graduates of the Iola Junior College and the Iola High School.

Other guests, administrative officers of the high school and junior college, and members of the school board and their wives, were Messrs, and Mesdames E. G. Horine and their son Frank Reid Horine, Floyd C. Smith, Harlan C. Isaac, Ralph Trout, T.

Clarence Brown, Keith Akins, Richard G. Cook, Howard Gilpin, John L. Sleeper, Klein Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. H.

L. Bumgardner; and tne Robinson's son, Leo Robinson, Jr. Population density is 500 persons or more per square mile in Britain, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Japan. I (Mrs. Nina Thomas) Mrs.

Marie Stewart of Yates Center was a visitor at the In I Hutton home on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Barbara Lewis visited at the John Rutherford home near Buffalo last Friday. Mr. and Mrs D.

Conklin accompanied her land all enjoyed the countryside, 'crops, etc. This locality was ol stomping ground for Mr. and Mrs. Conklin. Mrs.

Opal Minkler received word Saturday of the death of a sister, Mrs. Zella Ilisey of Chicago. Funeral services and burial were Sunday at Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Minkler started to drive to the services, but Mr.

Minkler suffered a heart attack before reaching there, so had to miss the services entirely. Our sympathy is extended to Mrs. Minkler. Mrs. Barbara Lewis attended graduation exercises Friday of last week at Iola in honor of Miss Verna Springston, her great niece.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brown spent part of last week in Kansas City at the Eldon Heuston home. Mrs. Barbara Lewis and Mrs.

Nina Thomas visited the Garnett cemetery Tuesday afternoon, and while at Garnett called on our old neighbor, Mrs. Laura West at the Showalter Rest Home. Mrs. West has suffered a stroke which paralized her throat So can only whisper a very little bit. Mrs.

Lewis and Mrs. Thomas also called on Mrs. Pansy Whitney in Garnett. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Warren, Long Beach, were Tuesday overnight and Wednesday guests of Mrs. Zonia Norton and are visiting other relatives and friends in this vicinity. They will attend the annual alumni get-together here at Mildred School-house Saturday night, and will be in this locality until after Memorial services. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Dickinson called at the Anderson County Hospital Tuesday to visit Mrs. Dickinson's sister, Mrs. Cleta Weddle, who has been a patient there for almost a week. Mr. and Mrs.

Lon Hutton drove to Kansas City on Saturday to visit the Jerry Seibert family. They returned Sunday evening. Mrs. Charles Cramer returned Saturday from a three week stay at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wauneta Robinson, in Colorado Springs and also visited other relatives at Loveland, Colo.

The Past Noble Grand group from Moran had a get-together party May 24 at the home of Mrs. Minnie Cunningham. Those enjoying the evening together were Mrs. Dennis Isaac, Mrs. Edna Weast.

Mrs. Charles Haberbosch, Mrs. Hattie Woods, Mrs. Lavon Elrod, Mrs. Dollie Reynolds, Mrs.

Lovica Norman, Mrs. Mamie Davidson, Mrs. Lennie Weast, and the hostess, Mrs. Minnie Cunning ham. Refreshments of glorified rice cookies, cake and tea were served.

School Notes Mildred School closed May 26 with a basket dinner at the noon hour. Oh, W'hat a dinner! Mrs. Pierce, the teacher, will teach at Prairie Dell next term, the first four grades. The pupils their mothers and of course the teacher and the cook had a picnic and wiener roast at the picnic ground north of the schoolhouse May 19. A party was held May 18 for those having birthday during the summer non-school' months.

Those having perfect spelling lessons the last week of school were Sandra Brown, Colleen, Dianne and Lorrita Grewing. CATHOLICS TO 41 MILLION NEW YORK (AP) The Roman Catholic population of the United States including Alaska and Hawaii now stands at 40,871,302 the 1960 Catholic Directory reported Thursday. The new figure shows a rise of 1,365,827 from last year and 47.2 ter cent above the 1950 popula-l tion of 27,766.141. A TOUCH 'NEWNESS vx-. -s V.

Count on our dependable dry-cleaning to please you every time. Namm ina mmm Why don't you run away like other people's OLIVE BRANCH (Mrs. Curtis Robb) R. L. Rogers, Topeka, came Thursday to the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Fink to attend graduation exercises of Irene Fink. He visited his brother, Jim and family, and other friends.

He reported Mrs. Rogers as much improved but confined to the wheel chair. He returned to Topeka Sunday. Mrs. Harley Robb went to La-Harpe Wednesday afternoon to see the Rex Robb family, who have been quite ill with summer flu.

Mrs. Bell Hartman, Fort Scott, spent -from Wednesday until Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Fink and family.

She was here to attend Irene's graduation. After graduation exercises, guests of the Finks were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fink and Kathaleen, Union-town, and Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Fink, Mark and Earl Dean. The Open Circle Club met with Ruth Ford Wednesday afternoon. Little Connie Stanley was honored with a shower. Velva Thompson and Marjorie Hoblman had appropriate games for the occasion. The next meeting will be with Winona Gilliam.

Mrs. Medora Burk and Mary Robb visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cook after club Wednesday. Mrs.

Cook was feeling better that day. Irene Fink started work at the Western Insurance Company at Fort Scott Monday. She and Betty Eisenbrandt of Elsmore have an apartment together. Mr. and Mrs.

B. H. Bacon attended high school graduation exercises at Cherokee Thursday evening. James, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Bacon, graduated. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don Baker who were united in marriage Monday. Mr.

and Mrs Carrel Baker, Don's wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Iester Modlin took Don to Kansas City and he left by plane early Wednesday morning. enroute to Okinawa. Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Ford, Iola, were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Dale LaRue and family. Lavon, Carney, and David Baker spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Freenan while the parents went to Kansas City. Mrs. Irma Trammell and Mary Army Surplus S0v (B, New and Used Mdse. of all Kinds. Pawnbroker loans.

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