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TOLA, KANSAS 66749 TTTE TOLA REGISTER. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1964 PAGE THREE I 9 i OUT OUR WAY By J. B. William I Sharon Keller To Be A Summer Bride Mr. and Mrs, Roy D.

Keller, Humboldt, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sharon, to Dennis M. Eshleman, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Eshleman of Clearwater, Fla.

Miss Keller is employed by John N. Sherman Chanute, city attorney, and James H. fAl FMDAH FOW THE WKFK FRIDAY Country Club bridge-lunch con, Call Mrs. Leo H. Burger, 5-534Q for reservations by noon Thursday.

Past Matrons Club Christmas party, 7:30 p. m. with Miss Mery llankins, $1 gift cxharne. E. U.

B. Special Class Christmas party, 2 p. m. at the church, gift exchange. SUNDAY Progressive Class party, E.

U. B. Church, 12:15, covered dish dinner. Meat, rolls and drink furnished. $1 gift exchange.

Bring fcod for food baskets. 1 Country Club duplicate bridge, 7 p. m. The W. Harlans and the Klein hosts.

reservations call 5-2667 or 5-5448 by Saturday, noon. Jht'Uu Father, may the religion that I profess be more than the spoken word. May it be something I live each day in ad my relations with others. Even as Christ revealed His spirit in His sympathy for his fellow man, in kindness and deeds of selfless love, may 1 do the same. May my conduct be free from sham and insincerity, and may I be a living witness to the reality of the Truth He revealed.

In my life may He move among people, even as He did in Galilee. Amen. Alfred Grant, Wlaton, Brooklyn. N. minister, Flatbush-Tompins Congregational Church.

Retired Ndvy Officer, Combs, Dies At 66 TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP)-A former naval advi: or to the U.S. military staff at the United Nations, Vice Adm. Thomas Combs, USN (Ret), it dead at 66..

Combs, a native of Lamar, who commanded naval air operations in the southwest Pacific during World War II, suffered a heart seizure Wednesday. He retired from service in 1960 after post war assignments as commanding officer of the carrier Yorktown, commander of the Second and Sixth fleets and of the vast eastern sea frontier. At the time of his death he was vice chairman and cxecu- i tive director of the Florida Judicial Council in its study of the states judicial system. Adm. married the former Agnes Williamson in 1923, four years after graduation from the Naval Academy.

The couple had no children. He is survived by the widow and brothers, Clyde and Carroll, both Lamar lawyers. Funeral services will be Friday in St. Johns Episcopal Church in Tallahassee. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery.

Donna Jones Mr. and Mrs, Willie Jones announce the engagement of their daughter. Donna, to Iiobert Wille, son of Mr. and Carl Wille of Piqua. A February wedding is planned.

An 83-pounder is the largest Chinook salmon ever caught by rod and reel. CHRISTMAS SURPRISES ings were read from Mrs. Wes Haney, Tucson, and Miss Lucinda McDowell, Newton. Miss Snyder served holiday refreshments to three guests, Mrs. J.

H. Fraser, the C.W.F. president, Mrs. L. Snodgrass, service chairman, and Mrs.

B. D. Smith, and 16 members. Background selections of Christmas music were played during the gift exchange. Sharon Keller Suggests Earphones PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Mayors Committee for Noise Abatement has come up with a solution to the problem of loud radio playing in public places.

It suggested the radio fans use earphones. The recommendation follows the filing of assault charges against a college history professor accused of hitting a woman bus passenger with her radio when she wouldnt turn it down. Blessing, architect. She is a 1963 graduate of Humboldt High School. Mr.

Eshlejnan, a graduate of the Norwich High School, is employed by Beech Aircraft Company in Wichita. A summer wedding is planned. OPEN EVERY NIGHT NOW TILL CHRISTMAS Monday Thru Saturday Till 8:30 P. M. KOTTT Ctop SCOTTS aad SOT? Dame Sitwell Dies LONDON (AP) Dame Edith Sitwell, one of Britains leading poets and also one of its most noted eccentrics, died of a heart attack in a London hospital Wednesday night.

She was 77. Dame Edith was admitted to the hospital earlier in the day, gravely ill. A spinster, she is survived by two brothers, Sir Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell. Both are writers also. The three Sitwells, after World War were leaders of the avant garde movement in literature, art and music.

Dame Edith published her first book 01 poetry in 1915; her last volume of collected poems appeared in 1957. Christmas is coming the sweaters are here! Surprise and please every lady on the gift list. From sporty classics to feminine dressmakers, the styles are many, in smooth or bulky knits with the luxury look. And they are the fine name lines she loves to wear. $3.99 TO $14.95 TROUTS Fit Is Just Right FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) One hundred logs are too bulky to fit under a Christmas tree but they fit around one just fine.

That is what Fairbanks folks are giving the Chuck Garrett family for Christmas a log cabin to house their Christmas tree. The Garretts and their four children lost all their possessions when fire destroyed their home two weeks ago. The Give a Log drive is being co-ordinated by University of Alaska students. Eighty logs, at $5.60 each, have been donated. Professional builders have pledged their time to build the 24-by-38-foot house.

The houseraising bee is planned next week. and D. Craft Club Hum a (hrlktmui Party The and Craft Club met last evening at the home of Mrs. 12. Cason for a Christmas dinner party.

Following the dinner there was an exchange of Christmas gifts, JJleven members and one guest were, present at the party. Mr. and Mrs. Mathews Hosts To "Yates Center Bridge Club Mr. ane Mrs.

C. L. Mathews entertained their bridge club of Yates Center at a dinner party last evening at their home in Meadbwbrook. Following the dinner the evening 'was spent playing bridge and there was an exchange of Christmas gifts. guests were Mr.

and 3rs.fJl. E. Corkery, Mr. and rs. Seldon Rogers, Mrs.

R. Wilson and Mrs. C. E. Ryan, alt of Yates Center PastiWational President G.A.R.

Meeting JClara E. Miller, Chanute, past national president of the Indies of the G.A.R. presided at the meeting of Henderson Circle, 4o. 147, yesterday afternoon at lemorial Hall. During the business meeting te members voted to retain the spme officers for another year.

It was announced that the relief fund was $96.50. Ninety calls Jd been made, 101 cards sent, $30 was given for child lfare. Mrs. Miller spoke to the group and made several suggestions regarding the activities of the circle. During the social hour there 'Was an exchange of Christmas gifts.

There were eight members present and one giiest, Mrs. Miller. 4 4 4 Miss Snyder Is Hostess To Cammie Gray Guild Carols from a stereo phonograph greeted the members of the Cammie Gray Fellowship Guild as they assembled in the a propriately decorated home of i iss Elma Snyder last evening for their Christmas meeting. Mrs. John Walters opened the eeting with the C.W.F.

prayer and scripture verse roll call. Mrs. Floyd Green presented tl lesson, Christmas Prob-lf ms. A play, Where Grandmother Arranged the Manger and The Teen-Age slaughters Used Bright Baub-lqs, was given by Mrs. Cloyd Renninger, Mrs.

John Walters, lrs. Welda Hamilton, Mrs Jdhn Keyser and Mrs. Albert W. Johnson, as this Spanish fam-il discussed Christmas here id in their home land. An all-n ember participation followed len they discussed What Is Vour Christmas Problem.

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