The Parsons Sun from Parsons, Kansas • 2

Reunion in Erie Slated This Week Special to The Sun ERIE The annual Old Soldiers and Sailors Reunion, continuous here each year since 1873, will open tonight to run through Saturday under sponsorship of the George L. Hendricks Post 102 of the American Legion. As customary, a free bean supper will be served at 6 p.m.| Friday on the courthouse lawn. Another feature will be an arts and crafts fair from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m.

Friday. The schedule: Tonight, 7:30 o'clock Contests and races for children ages 1, to uling family entertainment on Main Street, 8 p.m.; Barbosa Brothers show and dance, 9 p.m. in Legion Hall. Wednesday Russ Hamby Midwestern Jubilee, 8 p.m., on Main Street. Thursday Margaret and the Country Kids, 8 p.m., on Main Street.

Friday Arts and crafts fair, 2-9 p.m. north of the ming pool; bean supper, 6 p.m. "Politicians' corner" at 8 p.m. on Main Street with national, state and county candidates present; dance featuring the Wichita Linemen, 9 p.m. i in Legion Hall.

Saturday Horseshoe pitching, Class starting at 9 a.m. and Class A at 1 p.m.; bingo in Legion Hall and a Miss and Mister Beantown U.S.A. contest on Main Street, 8 p.m.; awarding of Legion prizes, 9:30 p.m. The Miss and Mister Beantown event is open to boys and girls of ages 1 to 6. Lumber Area Under Controls WASHINGTON (AP) The Cost of Living Council today reimposed controls on a seg.

ment of the lumber industry that had been exempted only a short time earlier. The council said it is removing the small business exemption as it applies to companies in the lumber industry. It was the first time the government has put controls on a sector of the economy previously exempted. The effect of the action is to all manufacturing, wholesale and retail businesses with annual lumber sales of more than $100,000 a year back under controls. The council said an estimated 62,000 lumber companies nationwide are being brought under controls again.

Now Leads 2-1 Spassky Resigns 3rd Chess Game REYKJAVIK (AP) World chess champion Boris Spassky resigned the third game against Bobby Fischer today five minutes after the clock was switched on to resume their adjourned game. Referee Lothar Schmid opened Fischer's sealed move. It was bishop to queen six. Fischer was not in sight. Spassky waited only minutes, and knocked over his king, giv- ing the game to Fischer.

The score in the 24-game match now stands at 2-1 in Spassky's favor. Spassky had lost his first game ever to Fischer. The Russian had been playing white, which gave him a slight advantage. Fischer's sealed move had been predicted as the winning move by all grandmasters watching the game. Wall Street Today NEW YORK (AP) Late stock prices: Last Net Chg.

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ter pension plan for teachers and a better wage for the working people." Eldredge has had 24 years of experience in the insurance and real estate business and also i is experienced in farming. He is a member of the United Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star. He and his wife, Arka, have a married daughter, Mrs. John Allison of Walnut Creek, Calif. The 2nd District includes most of the southern half of Labette County, plus Louisburg, Sycamore, West Cherry, Cherry, Liberty and Parker townships in Montgomery County.

Before reaching Parsons in mid-morning. Eldredge had been in Coffeyville and Independence. From here he planned to visit Oswego, Chetopa, Columbus and Weir today. Frank Boyd Dies; Kansas Editor KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP), Frank "Bus" Boyd, a member of a long-time Kansas newspaper family and brother of Republican National Committeeman McDill "Huck" Boyd, dead at the age of 60.

He died just before midnight Sunday in the University of Kansas Medical Center here, several days after he was brought here from a Concordia, hospital with a kidney ailment. Boyd was the editor of the Jewell County Record, published at Mankato, Kan. He was a partner in two family companies and a former president of both the Kansas State University Alumni Association and the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. He had been the captain of the 1933 Kansas State basketball team. Survivors besides his brother, include.

the Mrs. widow, Mamie Mary; Boyd his of Mankato; two sons, Bob Boyd, editor of the Hill City, Times, and Dick Boyd, editor of the Norton, Daily Telegraph; two daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were pending. Todays A the NEW MEDITATION (for AGE A Personal Message to You! Just for Today I will do something with my ideas. I will refuse to allow my ideas to stagnate or be unused.

shall put them into action at once. While they may not all be good I'll reap a joy in seeing some of them mature. BECAUSE WE CARE Demuth Funeral Home Pho. 2300 421-5600 Main 24 Hour AMBULANCE SERVICE Pho.421-5600 THE KANSAS, SUN, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 PAGE 2 PARSONS, Denise Daily Record Hospitals LABETTE COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER Visiting hours: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. (Obstetrical section 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.) and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Admitted Saturday: Lewis Baker, Cherryvale, Mrs. Ruth E. Barnes, 1008 S. 21st, Miss Mareta S. Shaffer, McCune, Mrs.

Eva L. Willson, St. Paul, Mrs. Thomas R. Horton, 1214 Main, Mrs.

Clarence D. Parker, Pampa, Miss Hazel Herndon, Parsons. Dismissed Saturday: Mrs. Vance Ermey, R. 1, Erie, Mrs.

Arnold Kirk, Mound Valley, John Schofield, 1322 Washington, Miss Mary K. Ramsey, 1319 Main, Miss Nell Kinder, 1319 Chess, John A. Kelley, 1315 Main, John H. Stoneking, 1316 Chess, Miss Mareta S. Shaffer, McCune.

Lloyd M. Pickering, R. 1, Bartlett, Mrs. Michael Ewing and infant son, R. 2.

Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Effie B. Shockley, R. 2, Thayer; James E. Kerschner, 608 Lincoln; Lawrence Galesburg; Mrs.

Santiarrold: os, Erie; William R. Goodnight, Oswego; Leo Poage, 4500 Main. Dismissed Sunday: Mrs. Thomas Horton, 1214 Main; Mrs. Robert Ward, Erie; Mrs.

Joe Grillot, St. Paul; Father Joachim Gemperline, St. Paul; Mrs. John Bradshaw, 1222 Ward; Bob Divine, 3801 Main; Bruno P. Biel, Parsons.

KATY HOSPITAL Visiting Hours 1-4, p.m. Admitted Friday: Jessie Burggraf, 1408 Dirr; Opal Wilcox, 214 N. 12th. Dismissed Friday: Thomas Bush 1114 Crawford; Alfred Lyons, 1324 Washington; John Salmon, of Fort Scott. Admitted Saturday: Louise St.

Clair, 1400 S. 15th. Dismissed Saturday: Margaret LaRue, 3131 Stevens. Area Hospitals JOPLIN ST. JOHN'S Mrs.

Charles Crowell of Chetopa, Mrs. Carl Green and Vickie Shaffer, both of Columbus, all admitted; Mrs. Roy Spoughton and Gary Skahan, both of Columbus, dismissed. INDEPENDENCE MERCY Pearl Clifton of Cherryvale, admitted; Jeffrey Hildebrand of Edna, Mrs. Jerry Ashenfelter and daughter of Cherryvale, all dismissed.

MIAMI BRADSHAW John Karnes of Welch, dismissed. COFFEYVILLE MEMORIAL Larry Melton of Edna, admitted. FORT SCOTT MERCY Oral Wade Lane of Cherokee, admitted; Charles Groner of St. Paul, dismissed. GIRARD Timothy Brewer, West Mineral and Zella Shaw, Girard, both dismissed.

PITTSBURG MT. CARMEL Edith H. Crespino of McCune, Mary Martin of Scammon, Gerald Davied of Girard and Eva Opydyke of Cherokee, all dismissed. Births To Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnie Snider, R. 1, a son at 9:33 p.m., Saturday in I.CMC. Police Court Speeding bonds forfeited: Linda K. Sullivan, 28 Wing Drive, $45; Dale E. Hall, 135 Stone, $10; Richard A.

Wright, 1610 Washington, $16; Peggy S. Camper, 708 S. 10th, $16; Donald R. Dillinger of St. Paul, $30; and Bobbie D.

Palmer, 1209 Crawford, $16. Amelia H. Hill of R. 4, Parsons, forfeited $10 for using expired license tags. Damon C.

Lee, 130 Southern, forfeited $25 for failing to yield the right-of-way. Clyde V. Rice of Erie forfeited $10 for making an improper left turn. Mitch Hollingsworth, 112 Poplar Drive, forfeited $10 for using an expired license tag. Jeffrey D.

Vance, of Altamont forfeited $25 for excessive exhaust emissions. District Court Opal E. Beasley of Cherryvale filed a civil suit against Otis L. Dodson et al to quiet title for Labette County real estate. John B.

Markham, Parsons lawyer, represents the plaintiff. Lodges St. Bernard's Circle of the Daughters of Isabella will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday for a covered dish dinner in the Knights of Columbus Hall. A business meeting will follow.

Disabled American Veterans Chapter 5 will meet at 7:30 Tuesday in the Municipal BuildIng. Continued from page 1. she remarked. "She is someone of stature young blacks can look to for leadership and inspiration." The young Kansas delegate talked with Mrs. Chisholm in the candidate's hotel suite before the balloting Wednesday night.

They had a visit of about 10 minutes after a warm hug from the New Yorker upon their introduction. Among others, Denise also had a visit from Marlo Thomas is Danny's daughter and a delegate from Miss Thomas came into the Kansas delegation as the seating of California delegates was hotly debated. She was one of those unseated. How did Denise vote on the various controversies? She voted to add women to the South Carolina delegation. "It was a women's issue," she said simply.

The Parsons girl's vote, was cast with the majority the Kansas delegation in opposing the seating of McGovern delegates from California and also on the unseating of Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago, although the latter was not on a formal roll call. "There's a long explanation for each vote," the girl noted, and a visitor gained the impression that she was casting her lot at the convention with Gov. Docking and anti-McGovern forces in the Kansas delegation for the sake of following their leadership in the state for more than any other reason. For an 18-year-old girl swimming in the excitement of a national political convention as a delegation and winning attention of newsmen from The Associated Press, CBS and others, Denise naturally thought the convention coverage was "great." Lew Ferguson, Topeka correspondent of the AP, wrote a special on Denise, carried in Sun and other newspapers Tuesday.

She was interviewed by the national television network during the proceedings. Ferguson described her as "black, pretty, intelligent and highly articulate" and 1 independent enough to cross up political professionals in the convention. Two pages of the Sunday magazine of the Topeka CapitalJournal were devoted to Denise's convention trip, including photographs in color. Denise was elected a 5th Dis- trict alternate to convention and moved to the delegate's role when Mrs. Betty Tullis of Bartlett, elected to the seat, was injured in a fall a short time before the convention.

The girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Creo Edison, 1305 Morton. And oh, yes! What about the beaches in Miami Beach? "I got Denise laughed, "and my shoulders are beginning to peel." Laird Aims Dig At McGovern WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird suggested today the Democratic presidential nominee, George McGovern, agreed to support the Air Force's "the F15 jet fighter plane as price for getting Sen.

Thomas Eagleton as his running mate. Eagleton is from Missouri where the F15 is being built by McDonnell-Douglas Corp. of St. Louis. As president, McGovern has said he would scrap the F15 in favor of development of a less costly lightweight fighter.

At a Pentagon news conferLaird said: "I am led to believe, however, that perhaps the vice-presidential candidate in part of his agreement to run was able to get a modification of that position." Laird noted that the F15 is the first weapons system developed under new contracting procedures instituted during his administration for which he claimed "complete and total responsibility as secretary of Defense." "St. Louis is known as Phantomtown, U.S.A., and it will be known as Eagletown, U.S.A.," Laird quipped with a play on words and Eagleton's name. The F15, dubbed the Eagle by the Air Force at its rollout last month, is intended to replace the F4 Phantom-workhorse plane in Vietnam -which is also built by McDonnell-Douglas in St. Louis. Bartlett Boy Bitten by Dog Special to The Sun BARTLETT An 11-year-old Bartlett boy was bitten by a dog Saturday while playing on school grounds here.

Ronnie L. Wylie was treated at the Labette County Medical Center in Parsons and released about 6 p.m. Saturday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Furnas of Bartlett. Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Donna L. Johnston Ralph E. Taylor Mrs.

Marie Riebow Special to The Sun McCUNE Mrs. Donna Lee Johnston, 45, died at 4:30 p.m. Sunday in the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan. She had been seriously ill about a month. She was born Feb.

2, 1927 near McCune and lived in the area most of her life. Her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stewart. On June 11, 1948, she and Ira Johnston were married in Pittsburg.

They were living on a farm south of McCune when she died. Her husband survives of the home. Mrs. Johnston taught school several years in this area, including your years in McCune and four years at the junior high school level in Parsons. She was a member of the Ladies of Lions, the Methodist Church and two church classes, WSCS and MYS.

She was a sponsor of the MYS class and a member of the Kansas Teachers Assn. Other survivors include three children of the home, Sheila, Jeffrey and Douglas; a brother, Stanley Stewart of McCune; five sisters, Mrs. Geneva Shipman of rural Girard, Mrs. Berniece Flaharty and Mrs. Vera Dalrymple, both of rural McCune, Mrs.

Loretta Cortner of Lees Summit, Mo. and Mrs. Corene Shaffer of Girard. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Methodist Church in McCune, with the Rev.

Phonce Mitchell officiating. Burial will be in McCune Cemetery under direction of the Stewart Funeral Home. Avelino Vasquez Special to The Sun CHERRYVALE Avelino Vasquez, 83, a resident of Cherryvale since 1905, died at 2:40 a.m. Sunday in the Wilson County Hospital in Neodesha. He worked here at the Edgar Zinc Co.

for many years and later farmedin June 6, 1899, in Aveles, Spain, the son of Rodrigo and Josepha Fernandez Vasquez. Surviving are three sons, Manuel, Lawton, Joe, Kansas City, and Tony, San Luis Obispo, three daughters, Mrs. Olivia Cassidy, Fond Du Lac, Mrs. Josephine Hale, Girard, and Mrs. Mary Neeland, De Soto.

He leaves 14 grandchildren and two His wife, great Mary, two brothers and a sister preceded him in death. A rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the Burns Funeral Home. The Rev. Daniel Mulvihill will celebrate a requiem mass at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Francis Ralph E. Taylor, a retired Katy Railroad conductor, died at 6:45 o'clock Sunday night in a Parsons nursing home at age 73. He had been in the nursing home the past two weeks.

Before that he was a patient in the Katy Employes Hospital. He was born Dec. 2, 1898, at Osage City. His parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Harrison Taylor. Before coming to Parsons in 1926, he lived several places in Kansas, Missouri and Texas.

He and Martha Margaret Clark were Jan. 16, 1926, at Columbus. She survives. He retired from the railroad November, 1967, with 47 to years the in of 1 service. belonged National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employes and the United Transportation Union.

Surviving besides his wife, of the home at 109 S. 29th, are a daughter, Mrs. Roy Vance, Prairie Village; two granddaughters and a great-grandson; brothers, Harry, Colbert, Morris, Akron, Ohio, and George, Mt. Pleasant, three sisters, Mrs. Ethel McCarty, Parsons; Mrs.

Elizabeth Hopkins, Cherryvale, and Mrs. Jane Moschel, Denis, Tex. Three brothers preceded him in death. Dr. John Luke Gehman will officiate at services at 2.

p.m. Wednesday at the Burris-Wall Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Lawn. Friends may call at the funeral home. Roy W.

Kelley Sr. Special to The Sun Xavier Cemetery. of arrangements there. SIDE 8 WALK SALE SIDEWALK SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE INSIDE THE STORE WE'LL BE OUTSIDE FRIDAY TERRIFIC BUYS WHILE THEY LAST! ODDS and ENDS Men's Shirts $1.25 to Special Group, Assorted Styles Sizes 14 thru 20, Some Tall. $3.50 YOUNG MEN'S TROUSERS While They Last Special Group Sizes 28 to 38.

Values to $13.95 $2.00 $3.00 MEN'S TROUSERS Sizes 30 to 54 longs. Many wash wear. Values $12.95 to $24.95 Dacron-Wool or Dacron-Rayon. Shorts, regular and $5.00. $9.95 SPORT COATS Young Men's Suits Wool or Wool and Dacron.

Size 35 to Wool or Blends. Sizes 35 to 44. 50. Regular, long, (a few shorts). Regular or Longs.

Values $55 to $89 Values $35.00 to $60.00 $15 to $35 $9.71 to $17.46 1 I and 2 Pants Suits BERMUDA SHORTS Sizes Only. 28-29-30-32-40- Values to $7.95 97c and $2.00 SWIM TRUNKS Sizes Values 30 to to $6.50 38 97c BELTS Odd Values Lots- Sizes 28 to a 38 Few Left 48c Many Other Clean-Up Items--Just a Few Left Odds Ends No Exchanges--No Refunds ANDERSON'S WEAR MEN'S PLAZA 93 Open Thursday Evenings 'Til 8:30 p.m. PHONE 421-2070 INDEPENDENCE, -Roy W. Kelley 3501 Shady Bend Drive, a native of Parsons, died Saturday in St. Joseph's Hospital at Kansas City, Mo.

He was 70 years old. The son of Grandison and Elizabeth Kelley, he was born Dec. 29, 1901, in Parsons. He grew to manhood in Parsons and had lived in the Kansas City area the past 33 years. Survivors include three sons, Roy W.

Eugene and Darrell, all of Independence; a daughter, Mrs. George Vutich of Kansas City; a brother, Ray W. of Chetopa; two sisters, Mrs. Venus White of Mexia, and Mrs. May Kelley of Tulsa; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Services were held at 9 a.m. today at the McGilley Midtown Chapel in Kansas City. Graveside rites were scheduled at 3 p.m. at Oakwood in Parsons, with the Rev. McAnally officiating.

The Burris-Wall Funeral Home of Parsons was in charge Mrs. Marie Riebow, wife of Loy W. Riebow, 515 South 13th, died at about 12:30 p.m. today at the Labette County Medical Center. Arrangements for services will be announced by the BurrisWall Funeral Home.

EVERETT HANEY Special to The Sun CHERRYVALE Funeral services for Everett Haney will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Burns Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Anthony Simowitz. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Haney, 65 years old, died Saturday.

Provda Slams 'Fake' Withdrawal MOSCOW (AP) Pravda accused the United States today of faking its withdrawal from Vietnam and called for peace negotiations on the basis of Communist proposals. "There is no Pentagon withdrawal whatsoever from Vietnam. "American units are simply moving to other positions," commentator Vitaly Korionov wrote in the Soviet Communist party newspaper. He said the missions of troops removed from Vietnam were being assumed by U.S. forces in other parts of the Pacific area.

"But the courageous Vietnamese people and patriots of Laos and Cambodia have inexhaustible will for victory," the article continued. THE PARSONS SUN Second class postage paid at Parsons, Kansas 67357. Published Evenings Except Sunday by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY 220 South Eighteenth, Parsons, Kansas. Clyde M. Reed Editor and Publisher Max Nutt Business Manager Martin Thomas Managing Editor Edgar Jones Circulation Manager Victor L.

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