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1 THE IOLA REGISTER. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1978 PAGE 3 Society fs 8 Society PRE-HOLIDAY SALE TUESDAY 121278 Shop MONDAY 121178 Shop SUNDAY 121078 Shop Sale 36 Off MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Sale 50 Off MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS ferred on Mrs. William J. Smittle. A memorial service was conducted and the charter draped for Mrs.

C. E. Russell. The birthdays of Mrs. Roscoe Johnson, Mrs.

D. L. Henderson and Mrs. Walter Smith were honored by Mrs. Peterson, who presented each a gift.

It was announced that there will be a Christmas gift exchange and open installation with Sir Knights and their families as guests at the next meeting, Dec. 21. Mrs. Clarence Henley won the door prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Roscoe Rodgers, Mrs. Henley and Mrs. C. E. Edmonds to 16 Beauceants and 11 Sir Knights.

Church American Baptist Women have yule program Thursday Members of Dorothy Lincoln were hostesses Thursday afternoon to the American Baptist Women of the First Baptist. Gerry Shields, ABW president, opened the meeting with a poem, Thoughts at Christmas Time. The 100 Cotton Asst. Plaids Orig. $11 Asst.

Printssolids Longlseeve Orig. to $10 love gift thought was given by Evelyn Pearman. Esther Robb was in charge of devotional thoughts, Christmas Meditations, when Christmas carols were sung. Elizabeth Compton presented the program entitled, Behold the Bridegroom Cometh, which was taken from the Moody Monthly. Her text was Luke She was assisted by Barbie Daugharthy who sang, 0 Holy Night accompanied by Betty Compton at the piano.

Refreshments were served to 15 members and two children. RLDS Church Women install officers for 1979 The 1979 officers were installed last night when members of the Womens Department of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints met with Mrs. William Woodworth. Mrs. Roger Parson, women leader, presided over the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs.

Vincent Heath. Devotions were led by Mrs. LaVerne Parson. Her text was Matthew 2:6 and she read a poem, Lovely in His Sight. Ten members answered roll call with a Christmas wish.

Margaret Cadwell was a guest. Mrs. Woodworth closed the meeting with prayer and served refreshments. 6.99 1 4.99 Now Now Special MEN'S LEISURE SHIRTS Special MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 100 Polyester Asst. Prints Long sleeve 100 Polyester Long sleeve Size 14 to 17 Only 6.99 Only 6.00 Janet Thummel is feted at shower Wednesday Janet Thummell, bride-elect of Robert Wilson, was feted at a miscellaneous shower in the home of Dorothy Duncan Wednesday night.

Assisting Mrs. Duncan with the hostess duties were Carolyn Sebbert and Terri Duncan. There were 24 invited guests. Club Peg Weatherbie is hostess to Phi Tau Amega Seven members and three new pledges were in attendance at the December meeting of Phi Tau Omega sorority in the home of Peg Weatherbie. Roberta Smith conducted the business meeting when Christmas projects were discussed.

The hostess served refreshments at the close of the meeting. PEO has Christmas luncheon Tuesday Members of Chapter PEO, had a Christmas luncheon at Menegay's Restaurant Tuesday. Helen Thompson, Jane Bowlus, Barbara McIntosh, Paula Sutherland and Karen Gilpin shared the hostess dutues. The program, Music Sound and the Christmas Story, was presented by Bemadene Snodgrass, Madge Strickler and Carol Mix. The group sang Christmas carols and exchanged gifts Twentieth Century Club has Christmas meeting KINCAID The Twentieth Century Club had its Christmas meeting Sunday at the Mildred Community Building.

Mrs. Jim Lamb was the hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Willis Dick of Iola and Mrs.

Sutton of California, all of whom have done missionary work through the Seventh-day Adventist Church, were guests. Dr. Dick showed slides and Mrs. Dick commented on their work while in the Philippines. A gift exchange followed the presentation and Marie Gretten, club president, presented a warm plate protector to each one present.

The next meeting will be Jan. 12 with Ethel and Alice Van Buskirk. Beauceants elect new officers at Thursday night's meeting Officers for 1979 were elected at Thursday night's meeting of Iola Assembly No. 50, Social Order of Beauceant. Mrs.

Jack Peterson, president, presided over the meeting The degree of the Order was con Special Sale 28 Off MEN'S LEATHER DRESS GLOVES MEN'S THERMAL UNDERWEAR 50 50 Cotton Shirt or drawer Size S-M-L-XL Fully lined Size S-M-L-XL Orig $6 99 4.99 I Only 3.50 Now Sale 50 Off MEN'S SWEATER SALE Sale 60 Off women PRINT BLOUSE Adventists solicit funds for churchs aid to the needy Local Seventh-day Adventist volunteers will begin their annual World Service Appeal this weekend by soliciting door-to-door to raise money to support the Adventist Churchs community service, disaster relief, educational and medical services in 193 nations. In the medical field alone, the church operates nearly 400 hospitals, clinics, medical launches and airplanes. Here in Iola, the Community Service Center at 223 North State gives food and clothing assistance to over 150 families each year. Mrs. Florice Bales is the director of that program.

The church also sponsors health education classes including stop smoking plans, weight control classes and nutrition education. The most recent project was the opening of the child care center in October providing baby sitting for working parents with emphasis on early childhood education. All funds taken in during this drive are processed through the existing channels of the church, Pastor Curtiss Dale said, so as to cut administrative costs to nearly nothing. Mrs. Harold Boone of Longview, Wash.

98632, underwent major surgery Thursday morning at the Monticello Medical Center in Longview. Her room number is 301. Mrs. Boone is a sister of Mrs. Ted Curtis and Mrs.

Walter Oliphant, both of Iola. Roger Weast, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Snodgrass, 1104 Meadowbrook Road West, has been elected president of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity on the Pittsburg State University campus. Weast is a senior majoring in business administration.

Molly Flewharty will arrive today from New York to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Flewharty, her grandmother, Mrs.

J. M. Powell and her uncle, John Powell. Cars driven by Thelma Smart, 212 South Kentucky, and Melvin Ward, Route 3, collided in front of the post office in Gas yesterday. Melinda Britt, 520 East Jackson, reported to police yesterday that eight-track tapes were stolen from her car.

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