The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE IOLA REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21,1951. HamebaUden Meeta at the Church The Homebullders class of the Evangelical United Brethren church held a clan party In the dinner room of the church last evening. The Rev. Lyle Roe gave the devotions after which a business meeting and auction were held. Mr.

and Mrs. Rowland KUnk and Mr. and Mrs. Morris McKean were hosts for the evening. Those present were Messrs.

and Mesdames Delmar Sarver, Ernest Sellman, Frank Johnson. Allison Farliiig. and Dean Hayes and their families; the Rev. and Mrs. Lyle Hoe, Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Tidd, Mrs. Lloyd Coltrane, and the hosts. Mr nnd Mrs. KUnk and Mr.

and Mrs. McKean. V.F.W. Auxiliary Has a Meeting The V.F.W. Auxiliary met Monday night in the memorial hall with Uie president, Mrs.

Mary Young, presiding. Mrs. Zola Ballard, membership chairman, presented gift to Mrs. Elsie Morrison for securing the most new members. Mrs.

Lottie Elliff reported that the wheel chairs, hospital beds, and crutches belonging, the the auxiliary had been used in 72 Iola home during the past eight months. Team captains reported on an attendance contest held recently. Mrs. Morrison's team won the contest. Mrs.

Elzada Emmons, social chairman, announced that the losing team would entertain the winners at a covered dish dinner Monday, March 26 at 6:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Keyser. The unit contributed $5 to the Red Cross.

A Party Is Given For Carol Sue Sift Carol Sue Slgg was seven years old yesterday and In celebration of the occasion her mother, Mrs. Oene Slgg entertained at a birthday party. The children played games and favors of Easter cookies, candy, and balloons were given the guests. Mrs. Sigg was assisted by Mrs.

Earl Monninger and Mrs. Harold Lundlne in serving refreshments to Linda Lackey, Sharron Allen, Beth Lane. Helen Ann Sigg, Mary Ellen Slgg, Regina Isaac, Carol Sue Hedstrom, Gloria St. Clair. Charlene Potts, Theresa King, Carl and Raymond Sigg, Spencer King, George Isaac, Johnnie Joe Sigg.

Jerry Hoggat, Joe Morihinger, Darrell Potts. Bryan Redfern, Leon Lundine, snd the guest of honor, Carol Sue Sigg. Humboldt Chapter, O.E. S. Observe Past Officers Night Humboldt (Special) Past Matrons and Past Patrons were special guests at the meeting of Humboldt chapter.

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Monday night. The 16 past matrons and four past patrons were given a hearty welcome and seated in the East. In recognition of the event, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason sang two appropriate numbers with Mrs.

C. S. Mur- An Act of Mercy CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK THURSDAY Dorcas class, First Baptist church, Mrs. Leon Javaux, 715 East Jackson, 2:30 p. m.

St. Timothy's Woman auxiliary meets 2 p. m. Parish House. Group one of the Presbyterian Women's society has- canceled its meeting.

Groups two, four, and five have postponed their meetings one week until March 29. W.S.C.S. executive board, 2:30 p. m. choir room, First Methodist church.

Beta Sigma Phi sorority meets 7:30 p. m. Mrs. D. A.

Peck. 608'i South Washington. FRIDAY Country Club bridge-luncheon postponed two weeks because of Good Friday. SATURDAY Girl Scout Easter egg hunt, Riverside park. 3 p.

m. Bring colored egg and fruit. dock playing the accompaniment. They were presented miniature gavels as souvenirs. During the formalities of the meeting, the conferring of the degrees was exemplified, with Mrs.

Alta Schoonover, worthy matron and Lloyd Henyan, worthy patron' pre-, siding In the East. The Easter celebration was observed by the chapter, when Mrs. A. J. Trueblood, read the inspiring story of the first Easter in "The Road to Emmaus." Mrs.

Mary Smith, as Martha, Mrs. Mabel Sterling as Warder, and Homer Smith as associate patron were substitute officers. A social hour was observed when delicious refreshments were served in the reception room. Mrs. Robert Hamm was chairman.

She was assisted by Mrs. Ben Barfoot, Mrs. Dale Collison, Mrs. Elmer Thomas and Mrs. Alfred Gordon.

The table from which the refreshments were served was laid with a beautiful lace cloth, and centered with an arrangement of blooming African violets, surrounded with Easter motifs. Tall lighted candles completed the table decorations. MISS COLORADO Mrs. Mary Butler Brown of Denver, 91. named "Miss Colorado" in 1876.

will repeat in her title role in August when she will rule over the state's 75th birthday parly at Pueblo. She is shown above receiving her crown from Virginia Smith of Pueblo, 1949's Miss Colorado. Mrs. Brown was chosen at the age of 16 because she was the oldest and prettiest native-born Colorado girl in 1876. (NEA Telephoto.) COME AND GET IT Singapore (AP) More than 200 bars of gold valued at $40,000 are waiting to be claimed at police headquarters here.

Police said claimants must establish their claims within six months or the gold would be sold and the proceeds passed on to the Crown. The gold, believed to have been confiscated during smuggling attempts, was handed to police by a court order. BURNED BY ICING Bakersfield, Calif. (AP) Two-I LaHarpe News (Mrs. W.

R. Mitchell' A special, service will be held at the Methodist church Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The story of Christ: in scripture and followed by the Communion service. Special pre-Easter services each evening this week at the Christian church. Special music.

Candle lighting Communion service Thursday evenirig. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rose, and Karen Sue of Yates Center, Mr. and Mrs.

Evln Foster, Robert 'Eugene and Linda Kay, Mrs. Otis Pear- I man, Roslia, Jerry, Helen, Mike, IOLAjKANSAS with our president Mn. Elma last Friday afternoon. The. minting, wai called to order by all reading our unit creed -led by Mrs.

Bettwanger. It was voted to iMp to the Salvation Army and $1.00 to Red Cross. It was also voted to sand a card each day to one of our members who is ill and also send her a potted plant. A committee of five was appointed to attend meetings, Mrs. Vineyard, Mrs.

Brock, lira. Noble, Mrs. Dieboldt and lira. Jackson. Twelve members were present.

Mrs. Marvin Mn. Evans, Mrs. Vineyard, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.

Brock, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. SaDec, Mrs. Dice. Mrs.

Harris. Mrs. Jackson and our tess, Mrs. Belswanger. The lesson was "My Best Dress," and was given by Mrs.

Brock and Mrs. Anderson and was very interesting instructive and was very well given. The hostess served lovely refreshments. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Jackson and Miss Joyce Cornell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. OUn Henderson and family of Kincaid. Mrs. Finis OTIara spent Tuesday night with her aunt, Mrs.

Sarah McVey. Eating of sausage was prohibited by the Roman emperor, Constanttne the Great, according to the Encyclopedia Britannlca. year-old Gloria Fulmer's fondness' Ruby and Patricia of Iola spent- Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

Rose, south of LaHarpe. and Mrs. Roland Chandler and girls were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rose Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Owens were callers Monday evening at the Rose home'.

LaHarpe Homemakers unit met for cake icing put her in the pital. The tot- waited until her mother was out of the kitchen then reached a pot- of icing that was cooking on the stove. It spilled over her legs, causing second degree burns. She: went toj the hospital where.she didn't havr cake for dinner. Leftover pork or chicken disguises well in chop sueu, or chow mein.

Modern Gospel Rider Uses a Motorcycle Pacific Beach, Calif. (AP) Rev. Frank Crane, 27, reminds members of his church of the old time country parsons who rode horseback to Visit their far-flung parishioners. The difference is that Crane, a fifth generation Methodist minister, uses a motorcycle. He makes daily calls on his modern contraption and says the idea has made him especially popular with the younger set.

"At had a tough time getting one youth group to attend Sunday meetings," he says, "but when I started giving rides on the motorcycle to all who came, ihe attendance boomed." THURS. EARLY M0RWNG SPECIAL THURS. For our firsit 25 customers between 9 a. m. and 10 a.

m. only, we DISCOUNT DISCOUNT any shoes in the store, person at this special. Limit of only one pair per QUALITY FOOTWEAR DUTCH AUCTION ALL DAY THURSDAY We have a very desirable item, which we are discounting per hour until sold. This item is new, you'll want it. ALADDIN GIFT SHOP In SoutlS America, lay eggs larger than robin.

giant snails those of a MORE FOR YOUR MONEY BEFORE EASTER SALE OF LADIES COATS AND SUITS Who ever heard of a tale ef Ladies' Coats and Suits before Easter? Well! It's true, we are sslliaf all remaining coats and suits at a Reduction. All New Stylish garments, 1151 merchandise. 40 LADIES' Coats At Suits Regular at S1CW Now $15.00 29 LADIES' Coats tSc Suits Now $20.00 EOMISTaN-WXT 10 TO 20 WEEKS TO PAY OB DIB OUB EXTENDED MONTHLY rATMBNT ftAlf EASTER) SUNDAY) A THE IDEAL SIFT IS CHOCOLATES COOKSEY'S DRUG STORE HERE'S OUR DUTCH AUCTION ITEM 68-Piece Community SILVERPLATE With Duncan-Phyfe fable Chest Regularly Selling at $64.00 a. Thursdav We Will Start This Item at $49.95 And Reduce it at the Rate AA Per of Hour lintil closing time or until sold. SEE OUR WINDOW Madison House Jewelers 7 W.

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S7.95, Special $6.95 SEE OUR DUTCH AUCTION ITEMS ON DISPLAY ALL DAY THURSDAY Bell Furniture Appliance Store Across From Iola Theater Phone 901 the SUP A full length slip made to accompany the chemise dress, the best sellar silhouette easy to wear. Here Jnteipreted by Artemis with French tucks -and lace. Finest multifilament rayon crepe in Bermuda pink, Arctic white, Desert skv, Panama yellow. 32 to 40'; 32S to 3flS. $5.95.