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PAGE TWO THE TOLA REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 6, 1964 TOLA, KANSAS 66749 By 3. a Williams LOCAL Colony rCX A PROMISE in action OUT OUR WAY THAT CBANE jWA6 CHIPPED IN FORTY-ONE, BUT I BETTER CAVE THEM NOTES THE RE MAY 0EAKKX-) BACK THAT BOSS IS RENOVATIN' HIS PORTABLE ATTICS BUT I'LL BET HE DOESN'T THROW ATHING AWAY BUT TH' LINT Girl Scout Week March Chandler was a guest also at the Club. An open public meeting at p. March 6 in the La-Harpe City Hall for the purpose of organizing a Rural Fire Department.

All interested parties please be present. adv. I Eight members of the Bible Study Class met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson.

The Study Class will postpone next week on account of serving at the Dean and G. H. Clark sale. Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Jackson and family have moved on a farm after selling their home in La Harpe to Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Parks, who have moved into their new home in La Harpe. Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Jackson were Mr. Jacksons sister, Mrs, Mer-vis Scott and Mr. Scott of Moran. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Isaac were their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Isaac and Susie, Larry Jr. and Everett. Mrs.

Helen Link and daughters Donna and Debra of Yates Center were guests of Mrs. Links mother, Mrs. Tal Sherwood Saturday. Tuesday evening guests of Mrs. Tal Sherood were Mr.

and Fred Sherwood and children, Johny and Carol of Yates Center. La Harpe and community had a real snow storm Wednesday, making a snowwhite blanket over everything. WELL, IT GIVES HIS SUSPENDERS A CHANCE TO SHOW WHAT THEY'RE FOR IF HE UNLOADS MUCH MORE THEY'LL CUT HIM IN TWO JRVVIUAM MM lr MU. TJR I 1 oA UP Mrs. Robert Barnett is leading the Womans Society of Christian Service which is being held this afternoon, Thursday, at 2 oclock in the United Methodist Church.

STUCK For A Unique Gift? Youll find the finest selection here. Modest in price, too! ALADDIN GIFT SHOP West Sid. Square THE LET The prizes were baby gifts and they presented them to Mrs. Haetten. Those who were unable to 1 attend but sent gifts were Mrs.

Florence Fursman, Mrs. Yvonne McGhee, Florence Day, Mrs. Tena Mrs. Edith Hetzel, Mrs. Verna Henderson, Mrs.

Twila Luedke, Mrs. Francette Veteto and Mrs. Eva Oman. Hostesses were Mrs. Delores Striekler and Mrs.

Mary Clemans. Four young people are taking a membership training course being taught by the Rev. Dame-wood. The group has been meeting on Tuesday afternoon and Saturday mornings. They are Joe and Dick Marlow, Douglass Luedke and Glenda Staten.

Raymond Perkins of Samoset, and Mr. and Mrs. John Rawlings of Harwood, Mo. The Veterans pf World War I and the Auxiliary met for the February meeting at the Legion Hall for a covered dish dinner which was enjoyed by all. During the following meetings the auxiliary installed the new officers who were present.

Mary Houk, president; Beula Ferguson, treasurer; and Grace Myers, secretary. The business meetings were shortened so that Freeda Hudson could show the remainder of her travel pictures whicfc were beautiful. The next meeting will be March 19, with a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Veterans friends and interested persons are invited.

Morion Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, met Tuesday night with Worthy Matron Joan Morrison and Worthy Patron Orval Morrison presiding. The initia tory degree was held for candi date Donald Welch. His mother, Mrs. Lloyd Welch and his father-in-law, Fred Ensminger, presided in the East. There were visitors from Toronto, Hi-atville, Bronson, La Harpe and Iola.

Refreshments of cup cakes and coffee were served in the dining room from tables decorated in the Easter theme. (Mrs. Mary Smith) COLONY Mrs. Lillian Denney has returned from her trip to Florida and is smiling and looking fine. The chicken noodle supper by the senior high school class Tuesday evening was a decided success.

They had a big attendance. It doesnt seem possible those little kids four years ago are now grown up and ready to go out in the world. Yesterday we had a tiice snow storm. The wind was cold and people staying out of the weather. This morning before dawn the birds were singing.

When the sun came up the clouds were gone and it is a beautiful day with the snow melting. Last week Mrs. Gene Farris went to Augusta and took her mother, Mrs. Fowler, to Emporia to have a cataract removed from her eye. She had one removed a year ago and doing fine and nqw has the other one off.

Mrs. Farris brought her mother home with her for a few days. Mrs. Betty Haetten was honored with a lovely stork show; er at the home of Mrs. Mary Clemans.

The table decorations were centered around a cherub on a cloud of diapers in a tiny basket. This was atop a white lerrymound decorated with pink rosebuds and small bright pink and blue diapers. Pastel colored streamers were held aloft by tiny piers and draped canopy style over the basket. Many lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor. Refreshments of coffee and cake hand decorated with tiny pink and yellow rose buds by Marilyn Nt-uqns wander were served to 22 guests; Mrs.

Dorothy Mrs. Marjorie Booher and Nancy, Mrs. Virginia Weatherman, Mrs. Judy Belisle, Miss Margaret Hagel, Mrs. Vera Comstock, Mrs.

Kathy Wilmoth, Mrs. Helen Kimsey, Mrs. Mary Kay Schooler and Pam, Mrs. Maxine Mangold, Mrs. Sarah Ruth Barron, Mrs.

Marilyn Neu-enswander, Mrs. Mae Adams, Mrs. Mary Channon, Mrs. Vivian Barnett, Mrs. Frances Shoe-key and Debbie, Mrs.

Chris Cole and Shelby and Bonnie Clemans. Prizes were won by Mrs. Weatherman, Mrs. Mangold, Mrs. Kimsey and Mrs.

Cole. CMC TRUCKS AND PICKUPS SALES SERVICE A. J. HABIGER SALES 223 SOUTH STREET mm Mr. and Mrs.

John Schell and son, John Lee of Jefferson City, will spend the weekend with Mrs. Schells parents, Mr and Mrs. J. II. Phillips.

Lyndon Redfern of Kansas City, a former resident of Iola, underwent major surgery yesterday at the Baptist Memorial Hospital in Kansas City. He was reported as getting along satisfactorily at this time. His room number is 713. Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Kinzle have named their baby daughter Debrah Annette. She was born Feb. 25, the wedding, anniversary of her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson.

The paternal grandparents are Mr. and, Mrs. Kenneth Kinzle. This will announce that Mitchell H. Bushey will re-open his office for tile practice of law at 120 E.

Jackson Street, Iola. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sigg of Olathe announce the birth of a 6-pound, 15-ounce son March 3, whom they have named John Carl. Mr.

Sigg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sigg of Iola.

The relatives from out of town who attended funeral services for Chalmer L. Mosier were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gregg, Blue Mound; Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Gregg, Kincaid; Mrs. May Love and Mrs. tactile Love, Moran; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mosier, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy McKee, Mrs. Don -Mix and Mrs. George Holt, Uniontown; Charles West, Claremore, Wilbur Love, Topeka; Esther Radar, Nora and Letha Hammer, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Nuzem, Fort Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clemans, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seyffef and their children, Wichita; and Lee McClimans, Bronson.

Friends from a distance attending the funeral were Mrs. Ruby Pritchett, Fort Scott; Mrs. Joseph Chehaske, Yates Center; Mr. and Mrs. William Stradley and Sam Holt, Uniontown; the Rev.

Curtis Bourland, Bynumville, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin At-kisson, Devon; and many others from surrounding towns. Subscriptions to The Register were received or renewed this week for the following former residents of this area: Lt. Howard E.

Ludlum, AO 3138270 Box A 188 2 CMRl, Sheppard AFB, Charles Shebanek, 932 Yuba, Richmond 9, Linda Dillman' 1800 E. Bellview Littleton, Mr. and Mrs. Lin Lewis, 2519 New York Ave. N.W., Albuquerque, N.

Carl Dickinson, 5805 Rio Way, Buena Park, John L. Divine, 4640 E. Fairmount, Tucson, Maxine Dunlap, 209 N. 4th, Garden City; Mrs. Rosetta Skeen, 18915 Kornblum, Torrance, Edith Long, Box 612, Salida, Mrs.

Forrest Reiter, 912 Delaware, Oskaloosa; Clarence Rems-burg, 708 Sp. 17 Chula Vista, Mrs. Sharon Keith, 927 S. 22nd Terre Haute, Mrs. Cecil Gilliland, 1517 Selma, Wichita 16; Annette Slater, 2526 E.

Admiral Court, Tulsa; C. K. McHenry, 17V4 N. Maple, Hutchinson. Mt.

Kilimanjaro stands alone on the heat-scorched plain at the Tanganyika-Kenya border. RIDING EQUIPMENT SADDLES BRIDLES HALTERS IIEIGELES 201 SOUTH ST. EN 5-2441 ROCK OF IS THE RUMDER TO CALL FOR ASSISTANCE IN SELLING OR BUYING REAL ESTATE Bunt Warren Agency 108 East Madison EN 5-2181 Insurance and Real Estate Allen County Hospital VISITING HOURS: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

to 4:30 p.m. No children under 14 oermitted to visit. VISITORS LIMITED TO TWO AT A TIME. Admitted March 5 Donna Jean Yancey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Yancey, Iola; James C. Yoch-am, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Schalck, Moran; Bessie Felton, Iola; Mrs. Harold Batemon, Iola; Sandra Hufferd, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Hufferd, Elsmore; Carol Roush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush, Welda; Ed Hester, Colony; Mrs. Martha Jones, Iola; Michael Collins, Iola; Jack Williams, Gas City; Cathrynn Meredith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Meredith, Iola. Dismissed March 5 Dr. F. William May, Prairie Village; Harold Brosius, Iola; Mrs.

Donald L. Martin Jr. and infant daughter, Iola; Mrs. J. W.

Jean, Iola; Mrs. Dale E. Errickson, Colony; Mrs. Roy Mozingo, La Harpe. Births March 5 Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Jack-son, Bronson, a boy weighing 8 pounds and 9V ounces. PHOTO by CRAWFORD Waddings, Portraits, Commercial, Legal, Aerial, Picture Framing. "Children A Specialty" Crawfords Studio 110 E. MADISON EN 5-2213 SPECIAL 4' 8" SHEETS MASONITE Ea.

$2.39 (Price Good Thru Mar. 31) Open All Day Saturday COMSTOCK LUMBER AND SUPPLY COLONY, PHONE 115 Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Steele entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of the birthdays of Mr. Steele. John Marlin, Leo Ileider and Mont Miller. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Ilerbie Henderson and Bill Henderson, Elsmore; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heider, Maple-ton; Mr. and Mrs. Mont Miller, Mildred; Leota Cook, Iola; and John Martin, Colony.

Final Round-Up On All Winter Dresses At $4.88 Indies' and Petite Skirts $2.99 and $2.99 MARYS SHOPPE Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Steele were Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Dozier, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dozier and Mike, Moran; Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Hite, Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Mildred; Mr.

and Mrs. Colmer West and Francis, Blue Mound. McKinley PTA chicken and noodle dinner, Friday, March Also Hot Dogs and cheese sandwiches. Country store and bake shop. Serving begins at 5 p.

m. Carryout chicken and noodles. The annual business meeting of the Iola United Funds will be held tonight at 7 oclock in the assembly room of the Allen County Courthouse. The public is invited to attend. Another Service at Copenlnga NOW 8 M.M.

Movie Projector and a 35 M.M. Slide Projector, $1.00 per night for either. COPENING JEWELERS Word has been received of the death of Charles McCoy of Kansas City yesterday following heart surgery. He was a former resident of the Bayard community. He is survived by his wife; two sons, James of Kansas City and John of Los Angeles; one daughter, Mrs.

Jack Eyestone of Summerton, and three sisters, Mrs. Alien Sigg, Mrs. Logan Frame, Iola, Mrs. Roy Love, Hot Springs, S. D.

Funeral services will be held Sunday in Kansas City. Card of Thanks We wish to express our deep appreciation to our friends and neighbors for the cards and many other expressions of kindness extended to us during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Sam Thompson, Eddie and Beverly. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Sutterby and their sons and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Robb attended funeral services yesterday for H. L.

Sutterby in Mapleton. He was the father of Mrs. Robb and Mr. Sutterby. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the wonderful kind acts, and to the churches for the food, during our recent loss and bereavement; to the pastors, Wilson Baker and P.

M. Cowen. Mrs. Chalmer Mosier and many relatives. John R.

Robinson, B. T. English and Darrow Peck of Robinson Parts and Service will attend a Briggs Stratton engine school at Pittsburg tonight. Funeral services for Sam Thompson were held Tuesday afternoon at the First Christian Church. Among the out-of-town relatives who came for the funeral were Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Thompson and Marilyn, St. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cockrill, Mrs. Bessie Sparks, Mrs. Janet Burton, Kansas City; Miss Eva Mildred Thompson, Paradise, Mrs. II.

M. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson, Ronnie and Rhonda, Houston; Mrs. Charles Chippeaux, Wichita; Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Cockrill, Excelsior Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thompson, Holt, Romaine Thompson. Lathrop, Mr.

and Mrs. Hoy Brown and John Yoxall, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howard and Miss Frances Fuller, Independence, Mo. Among the friends who were also here for the services were Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Seyb, Valley Center; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Hummer, Chanute; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fleming, Parsons; and Mrs. Jack Jones, Burlington. JUST-A-TRUCK Is not enough to do a good job of moving.

It takes equipment and EXPERIENCED HELP that has the KNOWHOW. We dont want to DO THE JOB JUST AS GOOD as some one else. WE WANT TO DO IT BETTER. We are Agents for RICHARDSON VAN LINES with service from to Coast. When (he job is too Tough for anyone else IT is just Right for us.

McGinnis Furniture Transfer Storage Phone EN 5 Mr, 2 Mahogany is the foremost cabinet wood in the world, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. La Harpe (Mrs. W. R. Mitchell) LA HARPE The Club met at the home of Mrs.

Edith Johnson for the birthday dinners for the months of January, February and March. Those honored were Mrs. Florence Nelson, Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes and Mrs. Edith Johnson.

The work of the afternoon was quilting for Mrs. Johnson. TTiose present were Mrs. Stella Brown, Mrs. Jessie Robinson, Mrs.

Florence Nelson, Mrs. Mabel Zink, Mrs. Elva Mulkey, Mrs. Minnie Stevenson, Mrs. Micky Rose and one guest, Mrs.

Florence Pruitt of Shawnee. Mrs. Pruitts daughter, Mrs. La Donna Miller of Shawnee accompanied her mother to La Harpe and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Ensminger of rural La Harpe. Mrs. Julia DONT GUESS SOIL TEST TRUCK SPREADING TRAILER RENTAL CUSTOM BLENDED FERTILIZER TO FIT YOUR SOIL NEEDS PLANT FOOD SUPERMARKET EN 5-3962 Moran (Mrs. Floyd Gillham) MORAN Mr. and Mrs.

A1 den Dennis and family went to Shawnee Mission Friday evening and visited overnight and Saturday with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and Mrs. Denniss parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Brooks and Vesta. We received six inches of snow Wednesday in Moran. We should have about one-half inch of much needed moisture from it. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Goff and children of Kansas City came Friday evening and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rawlings and Nick, Peggy and Barbara, returning to their home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ernest Baker, rural Moran, visited Mr.

Baker at the KU Medical Center Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Cushing of Kincaid and Mrs. Logan Frame of Iola accompanied her. Mrs.

Frames brother, Charles McCoy of Kansas City is also a patient at the Medical Center and is very ill due to a heart attack. Mr. McCoy is a former resident of this community. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Dennis were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lind and Sheila and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Dennis, Vicki, Terri and Rickey.

Linley Hills underwent major surgery Wednesday at Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott. His condition is satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson of Silver Lake spent Saturday night with Mrs.

Hudsons grandmother, Mrs. Edith Hurley. On Sunday they all spent the day with Mrs. Hudsons parentff Mr. and Mrs.

John Hurley and family at Galena. Roger Hurley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley has enlisted in the U. S.

Air Force and left Tuesday for Texas for basic training. Gene Drybread of Chanute was a guest of honor at a dinner in celebration of his 21st birthday Sunday evening at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.

Drybread in Garnett. His brother, Charles Dry-bread, who is in the U. S. Coast Guards anch stationed at Cape May, N. called for a visit on the telephone.

Other dinner guests included Genes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Drybread and his brothers, Terry and Darrell and Miss Connie Jack-man of Moran, Miss Roberta Hobart and Miss Ann Harris of Topeka andMiss Charlotte Baker of Humboldt. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Lind and Sheila Kay spent Saturday in Coffeyville with and Mrs. Don Lind and Lewis Ray. Monday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rawlings were Mrs.

SEE US FOR Seed Cleaning A Treating Bulk A Bag Fertilizar Field Seeds Anhydrous Ammonia Ground Ear Corn Buy and Sail Grain SERVICE GRAIN A FERTILIZER EN 5-3741 AND ALL ACROSS THE U.S.A. THE HOT CAR Is nr ti IT GOES jviepoBiatjS ipumns sail We will sell the following described property at our farm located 4 miles north and 2 miles west of Walnut, Kansas, or 2 miles south and 1 miles east of Stark, Kansas, or Vh miles west of Hepler, Kansas, on MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1964 Beginning promptly at 11:00 oclock 4TREAOF CATTLE 41 29 Whitefaced Heavy Springer Heifers; 6 Black Whitefaced Heavy Springer Heifers; 3 Black Heavy Springer Heifers; 1 2-yr. old Registered Polled Hereford Bull; 2 Whitefaced Heifer Calves weight 350 lbs.

These Springer Heifers are bred to the above bull and will start calving March 15. Health papers wilt be furnished OVER 225 HOGS AND EQUIPMENT 10 Duroc Sows and 90 pigs; 10 bred Sows due to farrow in early June; 1 Chester White boar, 77 Weanling pigs; 42 shoats; Four 16-hole Self-feeders; 4 nearly new 12-hole Self-feeders; 2 wooden feeders; 6 Automatic Waterers; 12 Heat Lamps; 10 Ga1 vanized Pig Troughs; Several Hog Troughs; 1 10xl4-ft Portable Hog Shed. HORSES 1 Quarter Bred Mare, to foal in June to service of an Arabian horse; 1 Appaloosa filly Colt; saddle, bridlo. HAY AND STRAW 500 to 600 bales Alfalfa Hay; 50 bales straw. FARM MACHINERY One New J.D, 2010 Diesel Row-Crop Utility Tractor with 3-point hitch; One New J.D.

Hi-Lo 45 Self-propelled combine with 12-ft. head and power steering; 1 560 International Diesel Tractor; 1 4-bottom 14-in. International Plow; 1 Hume Reel for 12-ft. combine; 1 1962 J.D. No.

210 Corn Picker Attachment; 1 J.D. 14T PTO Baler; 1 J.D. No. 851 Side Delivery Rake; 1 4-Wheel Wagon with 5-ton Hydraulic Hoist. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 1 Hydraulic Cylinder; Several 8-ft.

10-ft. Board Panels; platform scales; some junk; other items. TERMS: Finance can be arranged on the New Combine and Trac All other items cash. Not responsible for accidents. 0.

M. DUNHAM SON Cols. Harold Wadkins, Bill Riley. Girard Nat Bank, Clerk Lunch will be sened by the Ladies of Stark Methodist Church TEST TRACK CHAMP WHEREVER Beautiful in tone and texture, foremoit la memorial art, every Rock of Agea memorial it identified with the minutely etched Rock of Ages teal and it erected with an exclutiva bonded guarantee of its perfection. Whatever your requirements, consultation it alwayt welcomed.

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