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TUB 1QLA REGISTER, TUESDAY, NOVIMUKR 18, 1975 pAGF 2 Poppy's Sraadfe Shop Jktiomd town. WEST SIDE jfii tie ini'iej tlenj etl TireV IOLA SQUARE and their families. Miss Apt remain until after Christmas. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Whitaker of Kincaid and Mr. and Mrs. George Clasen of Garnett have been invited to a reception for Vice President Nelson Rockefeller on Nov. 20 during the' governors convention in Wichita. Formation of the Mid-Eastern Kansas Board of Realtors, a constituent member board of the II ui SAY0DBAV, MOV.

22 FREE COFFEE DONUTS AM REGISTER FOR TO 1st SAVINGS BOND 2nd Prize-2 STEAK DINNERS 3rd Prize 2 STEAK DINNERS National Association of Realtors, was approved last week by the National Associations board of directors at the associations annual convention yi San Francisco. Thomas L. Powell, an Iola realtor, is president of the Mid-Eastern Kansas board which has 24 charter members. Catherine Alice Stamps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy B. Stamps, 426 North First, is the recipient of a Fred Colvin scholarship for the 1975-76 school year at Emporia State College. This award honors a graduate of this college who was serving as an educator in Wichita at the time of his death, and is made possible by his friends. Miss Stamps was graduated from Yates Center High School and Allen County Community Junior College. Sunday guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Manning were Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Bonnell of El Dorado. REGISTER WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY MUST BE 16 YEARS OR OVER di sr d( ta ai ni 2 ta i tl In Pi cl si is tl a II i 5 i i OPEN WEEKDAYS OPEN SUNDAYS QUALITY. SERVICE CLEANLINESS 4:00 PM DOOR PRIZES 6:30 AM TO 10 PM 6:30 AM TO 8 PM lb 5 149 WITH REGULAR PURCHASES LUNCH MEATS 89 12 OUNCE PKG 9 99 HALF GAL 95c MISSMUFFET 39 10 OZ. FROZEN Having guests for Thanksgiving? Call The Register, 365-2111 and give us your news for the Thanksgiving edition. Call 365-2111 and list the meetings and special events planned by your organization for December.

They will appear in the Iola State Banks master calendar. Iola High School schedule: Tuesday I Club will sell Christmas wrapping paper beginning at 6:30 iesaay p.m. Wednesday Activity period: FHA and Kayettes meet in auditorium, FFA meet in cafeteria. Principal's advisory committee meets in conference room at 3:30. Deadline to sign for FHA part on 11-25, 4 p.m.

Thursday Fourth and fifth hour home ec. class to visit Head Start. Friday Business 308 and bookkeeping classes to Kansas City Farmland, 7 a.m. Saturday Kay officers to Kay Camp. Special announcement: Order for class rings will be taken from juniors and seniors in high school office Monday, Nov.

17. Rings are on display in the trophy case and a $20 deposit is required at time of order. Students may pick up an information sheet about the ring prices in the office at any time. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Holloway, Gas, are their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. David Holloway and Davids accompanist, Roger R. Rundle of Clay Center. They met at the Kansas City Airport yesterday where David had flown from Los Angeles and Mrs.

Holloway and Rundle from Chicago. David will give concerts at Kansas University Friday evening and Beloit on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dean Duncan and daughter Terri returned home last night from a few days vacation trip through Arkansas. They also visited Mrs.

Duncans mother and other relatives in Paragould. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson of Colony and Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Conover spent last weekend touring the Bad Lands and a 60-mile tour of the Black Hills. They also visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Virgle Thompson and family in Rapid City, S.D. Elizabeth Lee Apt of Newport Beach, will arrive Wednesday to visit her mother, Mrs.

Ada Apt, and her brothers, Charles and Fred Apt Public meeting planned for Thursday evening The Allen County Association for Retarded Citizens will have a public meeting Thursday evening starting at 7:30 in the basement meeting room of City Hall. Chanute man charged James G. Sonka, 22, Chanute, was charged with disturbing the peace and assault in connection yesterday with an incident at Kings Drive-In. Police said Sonka is reported to have pointed a 410 gauge shotgun at Nathan C. Doughty, Humboldt, an employe at the drive-in, when he went to Sonkas car to wait on him.

Sonka is scheduled to appear in Allen County Court December 2 to answer the charges. Invitations were received from the Fredonia chapter for Dec. 18 and Savonburg chapter Nov. 24. Refreshments were served by Velma Eyler and Viola Dalgarno.

Busy Brush Paint Club meets in Erie home The Busy Brush Paint Club met with Mrs. Ward Corbett and daughter Karen of rural Erie Friday for an allday meeting. Sewing and painting was the work for the day. Mrs. Paul Harclerode conducted the business meeting.

The hostess gift was received by Mrs. Evans Mynatt. Eight members were present. Thanksgiving theme for Trailhounds The Allen County Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association held their November meeting at Von Humboldt Plaza. Mr.

and Mrs. Chalmers Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Cress of Humboldt were the host couples. The tables for the covered dish supper were decorated in a Thanksgiving theme.

The poem, Thank Goodness for Thanksgiving was read by Fayette Walters. Eighteen family members and three guests were present. EX TO1 igjJ i John W. Morris John W. Morris, 60, brother of Mrs.

P. R. Maxwell and Mrs. Ted McClain of Iola, died suddenly Monday in Parsons, where he was visiting another sister, Mrs. O.

C. Powell. He was bom May 31, 1915, near West Mineral, Kansas, and spent most of his youth in St. Paul area. Mr.

Morris was a veteran of World War II and a Baptist. He was a resident of the Iola area until 1960 and had farmed and worked as a foreman at Walton Foundry. Mr. Morris is survived by Mrs. Morris of the home; four sons, Bill of Monclair, California, Wayne, David and Joe of Las Vegas; six grandchildren, and three sisters listed above, and three brothers, Bob of Wichita, Sam of Colburn and Oliver of Walnut, Kansas.

A daughter, Rebecca Sue; two brothers, and two sisters preceded him in death. Graveside services will be held at Highland Cemetery in Iola Thursday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Ray Nitcher of Gas will conduct the services. The Burris-Wall Funeral Home of Parsons is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. J.D. Jones Myrtle I. Jones, 82, 201 Campbell Street, died yesterday, November 18, at her home. Further details and funeral arrangements will be reported in Wednesdays Register.

Friskel-Kinser Mortuary, is in charge of arrangements. Hospital Monday, November 17 26 patients, 1 baby Admitted Kathi Ann Buche and Carolyn Grogan, both of Iola; Mary Dm Hoskins, Chanute; Opal S. Bowman, Yates Center; Mrs. Gerald Sallee, LaHarpe; Glay Yoho, Neosho Falls. Dismissed Loren Anderson, Charles Falconbridge and Mabel Beal, all of Iola; Rauleigh Camp and Mrs.

Glen Morrison, both of LaHarpe; Mrs. Richard Reed, Uniontwon; Mrs. William Almond, Yates Center. Club Salem Chapter No. 4 meets Monday evening Salem Chapter No.

4, Order of Eastern Star, met Monday evening with Mary Lorance, worthy matron and Bithel Lorance, worthy patron, presiding. Degrees of the order were conferred. Southeast Kansas news Jail plan okayed FORT SCOTT Judge Sam Mason of Bourbon County Court said a regional jail to be constructed in Fort Scott has been approved. He said the final approval on the oft-delayed project means bids can be advertised for Dec. 18.

Mason, who has been coordinating plans for the regional jail, said the National Clearinghouse on Criminal Justice had no further objections to the plan. The State Department of Corrections also said the final plans are now adequate. Changes in the jail plan brings it into compliance with strict state regulations. A final revision brought the number of cells from 22 to 25. Cost of the jail has been estimated at $600,000 by architects.

NCCJC considered for accreditation CHANUTE Tentative comments given by an accreditation team to Neosho County Community Junior College were that the school should be given full accreditation for three years. J. C. Sanders, president of the college, said the opinion was only tentative and subject to approval and final recommendation of the evaluating team. The college has applied for full membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Second-1 ary Schools.

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