The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 6

4 IOCA. KANSAS PACE SIX THE IOUt DAILY TtrCTHTEH. THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 26. 1936.

1 JEWS OF COLONY Mustangs Wholl Gallop in Rose Bowl Rose Bovl Isn't a Tea Party, Coach Tells Methodists M. A. Moore Celebrates 91st Birth-. day With Supper Monday Evening. Mustangs Told to Take Things Seriously Moscrip to Start ff i a I x.

Ty guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks and family. Mrs. Leo Nolan and Miss Mary Agnes Nolan were Iola visitors Monday.

Guests at the W. R. Henderson home, northeast of town, for Christmas were: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henderson and Mr.

and Mrs. B. Layman, of Neosho Falls. Miss i Juanita Hester, Pittsburg, came last Friday to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs, E.

H. Hester, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Henderson recently received a beautiful basket of fruit from her brother. Smith Henderson, and Mrs. Henderson of San Benito, Texas. Mrs.

A. F. Huskey, who recently underwent an appendectomy in the Chanute hospital, was returned to her home in Colony this week. Mr. and Mrs.

fid Hester, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Strickler and sons will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Henderson and son Paul Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McCoy and son L.

G. McCoy, Joplin, spent Saturday night with Mrs. McCoys sister Mrs. Ed Hester, and family. Christmas vacation with his mother Mrs.

Glen Ferguson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoffmeier and son, of Iola, spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Mosing, and family. Miss Daisy Newlon, Pawhuska, spent Christmas in Colony with her sister Mrs. Rosa Newlon, and other relatives.

The following were guests at dinner at the H. W. Brown home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boeken, Moran; Mr.

and Mrs. George Rose, Virginia and Evelyn, of LaHarpe. Robert Ewen, who has been with the CCC camp at Ashland, came Monday to spend Christmas with his brother, George Ewen, and other relatives. Mrs. Katherine Clevenger and family' and Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Brown and son Ronald Deane, of Iola, were guests at the IL W. Brown home Christmas. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Fogleman and son were guests at the home of his mother Mrs. Daisy Fogleman, Wednesday. Misses Willh Belle Fogleman and Nadine Fogleman are planning to spend this week-end in Lawrence as (By thi Associated Press) Dallas, Dec. 26. A warning that were not going to any tea party" was handed out to the South-Meth odist Mustangs today Here's the Southern Methodist first team lineup that will face Stanford.

Jan. 1, in the Rose Bowl. Backfield, left to right: Johnny Sprague, right half; Harry Shuford, quarterback. Bobby Wilson, left half, and Shelly Burt, fullback. Line: Capt.

Maco Stewart, Maurice Orr, Billy Stamps, Art Johnson, Charles Baker, Truman Spain, and Bill Tipton. winter at the home of her daughter Mrs. Gussie Wilson, in the telephone office building. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Cline and Harold Cline spent Sunday in Topeka and Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Tressler entertained Mr. and Mrs.

G. L. Tressler and Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Tressler at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Velma Olmsted, Fort Scott, spent Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Chatterton. Mr. and Mrs.

George Tressler were Iola visitors Saturday evening. Harold Cline and Roy Chatterton were also in Iola that evening. A Christmas party was held at the Compressor, south of town, Monday evening. Refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Claude Williford and family, Mrs.

Henry Kuykendall and son, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Block, Mrs.

Catherine Block, Mrs. Virginia Hoffman, Miss Mattie Reed, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Phares and Phil, and Mr. Fred Fulton. Miss Juanita Settle went to Welda Tuesday evening to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F.

L. Settle and famCy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams, Miss Iola Williams, and Frank Ellsworth spent Christmas in Topeka with Mr.

and Mrs. Clark Williams. Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Miller and Dorothy Frances, Columbia, Mor came Monday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Millers mother Mrs. Clara Holzapfel, and other relatives. Vesta Carrol, Newton, came Monday for a visit with his brother, Michael Carrol.

Both gentlemen went to Garnett Wednesday to spend Christmas with their sister Mrs. R. L. Leper. Mr.

and Mrs. George Hagg and daughter of Havana visited Mrs. Haggs sister Mrs. J. H.

Christen-berry, and Mr. Christenberry, Monday. Mrs. J. IL Mosing spent Tuesday in Iola visiting her daughter Mrs.

Glen Hoffmeier, and family. Frank Babcock, Welda, was a Colony visitor Monday. Max Bentley, who has been working in Fairfax, Okla is spending the Take Third Crack at New Year Classic COLONY, Dec. 26. Kennit O'Harra, Kansas City, spent Christmas with his father, R.

M. OHarra, knd other relatives. 'N Mr. and Mrs. F.

S. Denney entertained the following at Christmas dinner: Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Brooks and children, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Denton and Jeanne, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Denney and Robert, and Mrs. Alta Courtright. Miss Etta Mason, Emporia, is spending the Christmas vacation With her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

D. H. Jtfason and other relatives. Mrs. Alta Courtright and Miss Jeanne Denton drove to Iola, Tuesday.

Miss Vera Stonaker returned with them for a short visit. Miss Grace Huskey. Chanute, Is tpendlng the Christmas holidays frith home folks. M. A.

Moore celebrated his ninety-first birthday Monday. Mr. M. I. Jones entertained with a birthday $upper for Mr.

Moore Sunday evening. Those present were: Mrs. Ckc3n B. King, Anna Ryon, Miss Mai, Ha Robbins, Mrs. Louise Rob-BinSand the guest of honor, Mrrf.

Emma L. Keith spent Sunday in LaHarpe visiting her aunts Miss Jennie Culbertson ind Mrs. Belle Wycoff. Miss Dorothy Leatherby left Sunday to spend a week in Joy, 111., with her sister Mrs. Clarence Steele, and family.

M. OHarra and H. D. Swick-ard were visitors in Garnett Sunday. F.

E. Wilmoth made a business trip to Iola Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Collis Hamer and Miss Hamer, of Topeka, visited a short time with their cousins Mr.

and Mrs. M. M. Brown Saturday. R.

ML OHarra was a visitor in Lawrence Sunday evening. Grandma Wilson is spending the THE FRIENDLY Iv TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Mat. 10c-15c Night 10c-25c wjr they prepared to leave for the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena, Calif. Theres not going to be a single bit of entertainment for you fellows before the game." Coach Matty Bell told the 31 stalwarts who will face Stanford in the post-season classic on New Years day. Were going Pasadena to try and win a football game, and prove the strength of the Southwest conference.

Were not going to any tea party you fellows know that." If They Want It. To which he added that there would be plenty of entertainment after the gmc tnat is, If you feel in the mood. The untied and unbeaten Mustangs will arrive at Pasadena Saturday morning at which time they will make their only personal ap-Dearance." They will attend ft Texas State society rally. In a biting wind, the Mustangs galloped through a brisk workout yesterday. Every man was reported In perfect condition after the final practice on Texas soil.

Before their departure the Mustangs were assured of a large Texas cheeiing section. Nine special trains, carrying approximately 2,000 Texans will leave Saturday. I THE ATI THE HOUSE OF QUALITY IsTV. A of! --CP It I fl A THE SEASONS TOP MUSICAL FUN RIOT! it IF YOU MISS THIS ONE YOULL BE MISSING TIIE BEST PICTURE OF THE 1935 SEASON! this lineup Ask Your Friends and Neighbors Hundreds of them saw it yesterday. In fact Will Rogers Is the only picture that has shown to bigger crowds.

5, Stanfords Big Red team, defeated two years In a row in the Rose Bowl, presents against S. M. Backfield, left to right: Bones Hamilton, blocking back, Jim Coffis. hair. Bon Grayson, full; and Bill Paulman.

quarter. Line. Keith-Topping. Dale Beedle, Bob Reynolds, ves Muller. Larry Rouble.

Woody Adams, and Monk Moscrip. DIZZY WANTS $7,000 MORE PAY. 1 -feo ('i y'i ENDS TONIGHT! A BEST BETTER PICTURE! A awtadJ dory from At pm of wijldy wthwenl cf 160 and a band of 70 pieces were taken along with the Receipts were $20,000, however, and each school netted $7,000 for the athletic fund. is coached by Blair Cherry, former T. C.

U. star, and his regular salary is a year. games mean a tonus for He has an assistant who draws $2,940 plus bonuses. Comets Take Anybody Chanute will play a special exhibition at Coffeyville tomorrow night. not looking for soft spots for the Comets, who have warmed up against Erie, third placers in state Class last year, Winfield, runner-up in Class and Pittsburg, runner-up in the district tourney.

winning over Lawrence by only four points the other night, Chanute held a 17-point lead at one How many baskets did Miller (By th Associated Press) Tampa, Dec.26. Brandishing a handful of bills which his wife won at the opening of the Sulphur Springs dog track. Dizzy Dean declared today he wanted $7,000 more salary from his Cardinal bosses next year. Sure Im worth $27,500," the colorful Dizzy said. Didnt I win 28 games last year and 30 games the year before? Has any other pitcher in the National league won 58 games in two seasons In late years? Dizzy and his wife, inveterate dog race fans, motored here last night from their winter home in Bradenton.

UPTOWN 10c 25c Hutch Has a Coach Coach Chop Cairns of Hutchinson high received a dandy Christmas Scribe Galloway of the News there listed among the things he thought would make good gifts from Santa: Chop Cairnss coaching ability But maybe Hutchinsons good teams are not entirely due to Cairns's ability because he Is practicing his team right through the holidays, even on Christmas day. Palo Alto, Dec. 26. AP) James "Monk Moscrip, brilliant left end who has been nursing an Injured knee for the last month, will start for Stanford against Southern Methodists undefeated Mustangs in the Rose Bowl New Years day. Coach Claude E.

Thornhill made that statement before leaving with part of his team for Pasadena, Calif. Moscrips tom knee cartilage has shown definite improvement the last three days, Thornhill said. The ace place kicker, who won three games with field goals this season, will start, although team physician Fritz Roth says his knee will permit him to play not more than IS minutes probably less. Good Chance to Win. Moscrip will wear an elastic band around the injured knee.

Thornhill commented that his team has a "very good chance to break their losing streak at Pasadena. Stanford will be the underdog. The same team that has opened nearly every contest this season will start against the Mustangs In the classic, the coach announced. He will have Moscrip and Keith topping at the flanks. Reynolds and Beedle at tackles, Adams and Rouble at guards, and Wes Muller at center.

Sophomore Bill Paulman will be at quarterback. Little Jimmy Coffis at left half, Bones Hamilton at right half, with all-American Bobby Grayson at fullback. AND NEWS' EVENTS Classified Ads will be taken over he phone. Charge accounts to any-jne having a phone. Call 18.

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as saying that the center jump in basketball is likely to be out in another year or They use it only at the start of each half on the Pacific Coast and Barry says the change speeds up the game and makes it much more interesting. it after free throws certainly has stepped up play in this Barry also believes the best basketball is played in the He says the season is too short on the coast, starting after the Rose Eowl game and fizzling out when track and baseball arrive And incidentally he picks Stanford on January I. wJOKMIltaKltCI Dtrtcttd ky Rtf Det Rmth FRIDAY ONLY Adm. 10c-15c- MICKEY MOUSE COLOR CARTOON Fire Alarm COMEDY, Vodka Boatmen LOWELL TIIOMAS NEWS Hailed as a smash stage hit A fiction masterpiece Now a sensational comedy mystery romance! STARTING SUNDAY FOR 3 DAYS OH' I.V -tiHl'o 40 Thorough Burglars. Evanston, 111., (AP) Burglars who picked Christmas to rob the home of John M.

Scott, son of President Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern University, were thorough about it. The loot included all the Christmas presents, ail the household silver, clothing, jewelry. Then they apparently gave one last look around and took the Christmas wreath off the front door. Well Take S. M.

U. Sports Eye in the Lawrence Journal learns one reason why Texas football is so uptownlsh. A Texan says football has not ended yet in the high schools in his The state championship will be decided Saturday when Amarillo and Greenville meet In the S. M. U.

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