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TWO THE IOLA REGISTER, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1959. IOLA, KANSAS LOCALS Due to a typographical in Saturday's court news, Mrs. Thelma Walls was listed as a defendant in a civil suit brought by Youngs Grocery. However, Mrs. Velma Walls is the defendant in the case.

Give Magazines for Christmas Free Gift Cards Viola Lewman Phone 1629 Miss Rose Frederick and her niece, Miss Helen Frederick of Topeka, will go to Independence Christmas Eve to visit over the holiday weekend with relatives. Want to Rent: Collapsible walker or wheel chair to use Thursday and Friday only. Phone 1303 after 6:00 p. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Hulett went to Mount Ida yesterday for a preChristmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Hulett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Parks.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fogarty and Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Trout and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Scheibmeir anud family have all received Christmas invitations for dinner from their uncle, William A. Trout of Barreuquilla, Columbia, South America. Mr. Trout will be 90 years old Jan. 29.

Leslie J. Campbell Post No. 15 AMERICAN LEGION Regular Meeting Legion Club Rooms, 8 p.m. Monday night. JOE MYER, Post Comm.

Dr. and Mrs. Dale Newland of Parsons will spend Christmas bere with their parents, Mr. Mrs. Dale Newland and Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon White. will go to Hutchinson Christmas Mr. and Mrs. cool Mathews Day to visit Mr.

Mathews's mother, Mrs. W. T. Mathews. just right for For Sale: 3.

Chihuahua, puppies, East Street. Phone 436. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McWilliams, Mr.

and Mrs. Warren McWilliams and Mary Ellen of Minden Mines, visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Fannie Russell. Mrs. Amy Stephens of Wichita will arrive Thursday to visit over the Christmas weekend with her sister, Mrs.

Alma Queen. N-O-T-1-C-E LaMarpe Farmers Union Co-op Stockholders Majority of votes cast on proposed amendment to change all but one share common stock to preferred stock at interest. Mr. and Mrs. B.

D. Smith attended the Golden Wedding anniversary open house of Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Van Hoozer in Yates Center yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels expect to have as holiday guests, their daughter family, Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Hixon and children of Sikeston, and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daniels and children of Manhattan. Storage building for rent, 20x38, close in. Phone 45 The fire department was summoned yesterday when grease spilled on an electric stove burst into flames at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Masquelier, 16 W. Garfield. The fire was extinguished without damage before the truck arrived, according to Chief Ray Chard. A Gift for the Family An AUDION ELECTRIC ORGAN with amazing selfteaching method ULRICH FURNITURE Charlie, Lynn and Catherine Greenhouse, accompanied by their parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Arnold Greenhouse, drove in from Denver last evening to visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emcroon Lynn. They plan to stick around until after Christmas on the odd chance that Santa Claus may drop in sometime during the night of Dec.

24. First Quality Seamless Nylon Hosiery Ruth Barry Regular Price 98c pair Pre-Christmas Sale 66c per pair SCOTT'S SELF SERV A three year old girl was knocked down and her dress torn when a dog jumped on her yes. terday morning in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Murvin Hinson, 311 N.

Sycamore. Mrs. Hinson saw the incident and drove the dog away, according to the report given to the police. The girl, who was not injured, was Kathy Southard, daughter of Mrs. Carolyn Southard, Liberty, who is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mapes, 420 N. Third. The police say the dog is reported to be owned by H. E.

Russell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin! Harclerode and their five sons of Neodesha visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Harclerode. A. R.

Looker went to Wichita Friday where he entered the Veterans' Hospital for a general check-up. His address is 2 Room 216. Mrs. Looker and their son, Jerry, went to Wichita yesterday to visit Mr. Looker.

Want to Buy: Rollaway bed. Phone 1155. Mrs. Ruby Reeves went to Erie Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs.

William S. Hill and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schell and family of Beloit will arrive Wednesday to spend the Christmas holidays here with Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Schell. Christmas dinner guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schell and Mr.

and Mrs. Max Schell and family. First Quality Seamless Nylon Hosiery Ruth Barry Regular Price 98c pair Pre-Christmas Sale 66c per pair SCOTT'S SELF SERV Mr. and Mrs. Marion Littlepage, who announced the birth of a daughter at the Allen County Hospital Dec.

16, have named her Debra Lea. The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller and their children Dick and Laurie of Dallas will arrive tomorrow for several days visit with friends in Iola. They will be house guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Cramm. Whitman's and Pangburn's Chocolates 1. 2 lb. Christmas Boxes A nice gift if you are undecided Cooksey's Drug Store Lt.

and Mrs. John Shanahan and children of Salt Lake City arrived yesterday to spend the holidays with Lieutenant Shanahan's father, T. E. Shanahan and Shanahan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. G. Menegay. Mr. Shanahan's daughter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Sherman and children are expected to arrive tomorrow from Montgomery, Ala. YOUR REGISTER CARRIER will start making his December collections this week, Please have your money ready. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley D. Kincheloe arrived today from Arkansas City to visit Mrs. Kincheloe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Flesher. They will all go to Lawrence to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell and sons.

Mrs. Mitchell is the Kincheloes' daughter. The junior and senior high United Presbyterian Youth Groups of the First Presbyterian Church sang carols yesterday evening at several homes and two nursing homes. They returned to the church for refreshments. There were 55 young people in the group, and their sponsors, Mr.

and Mrs. Don and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Weatherbie. Bobby Morris arrived home Saturday from Fort Riley for a 15-day holiday leave, to visit his 115 parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Morris and family, Sunday they all went to Wichita to visit relatives. Joe Gregory's Barber Shop will be closed from Christmas Eve until Wednesday noon, Dec. 30. Mr.

and Mrs. James J. Cavanaugh and their family have as guests for the Christmas holidays Mrs. Cavanaugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian Cahn of Austin, Tex. Hallmark Christmas Cards A special card for everyone on your list. Large assortment of box cards. Cooksey's Drug Store T. E.

C'Flanerty of Oakland, is here to spend Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. M. W. Abts, Mr. Abts, and their family.

Saturday night from Detroit." Donald W. Marsh, aviation electrician's mate airman, USN, and Mrs. Emory Marsh of La Harpe, graduated Dec. 4 from the Aviation Electrician's Mate School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Jacksonville, Fla. TWO FATALITIES (By The Associated Press) Two traffic deaths were reported in Kansas Sunday.

Robert Earl Haynes, 26, of Kansas City, was killed in a car that hit a utility pole in suburban Roland Park. He was an excavation contractor. A car overturned on a curve of U.S. 77 near Junction City, killing 18-month-old Lori Ann Wechter. Injured slightly were her father.

Capt. Jerome E. Wechter, 31. of the Lincoln (Neb) Air Force Base; her mother, Dorothy, 29, and a brother, Leonard, 3. Missouri counted five traffic deaths late Saturday and Sunday.

-DEATHSAND FUNERALS Philip Shapel Philip Shapel, 64, who has been associated with local oil producing firms for the past 40 years, died Saturday night at the Veterans Hospital, Wichita, where he has been a patient for the past seven weeks. Mr. Shapel was born in Allen County and has lived here ail of his life. During World War he served overseas with Company 110th Field Signal Battalion, participating in the St. Miheil and Meuse-Argonne battles.

Following his discharge from the army he returned to Iola was employed on the Maire-Hinton oil leases. In more recent years he has been with the Kansas City Testing Laboratories. He was a member of the American Legion. Mr. Shapel is survived by his wife of the home, 912 East Broadway; a son, James L.

of Wichita; two daughters, Mrs. James Bullard, Topeka, and Mrs. Ray ser, Mabton, four sisters, Mrs. Rose Hoke. Gas City; Mrs.

Sue Funston, Coulee Dam, Miss Grace Shapel, Carlyle, and Miss Bessie Shapel, Iola; four brothers, Amel Shapel, Gas City; Lonnie Shapel, Carlyle; Roy Shapel, LaHarpe, and Lawrence Shapel, Notus, and three grandchildren. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Wilson Baker at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Waugh Funeral Home. Burial will be at Highland cemetery.

Mrs. Nora Kidney Mrs. Nora Kidney, 87, a long time resident of Allen County, died this morning at Tulsa, where she has lived for several years. Mrs. Kidney was born in Geor-1 gia, coming to Kansas at an early age.

She and her husband lived in LaHarpe before moving to Iola nearly 40 years ago. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. She is survived by her son, Clyde White, Kansas City, a step-son, Leonard Kidney, Tulsa, a daughter, Mrs. L. A.

Reed, Tulsa, and a sister, Mrs. Estell Thilpott, Santa Ana, Calif. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Robert Means at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Sleeper Chapel.

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8. Pat. 08 FORGET ANYONE? plenty of last minute gifts! We will IF IN DOUBT PLEASE GLADLY every Gift Wrap or give CERTIFICATE GIFT GIRL Wrap for Gift in your purchase any Mailing Life from FREE Granddaughter to of Grandmother, Sweetheart Charge or Wife TROUT'S SPECIAL PURCHASE COAT SALE Regular $49.98 Coats Many from Regular Stock Included TWEEDS PLAIDS SOLID COLORS all at $33 Ramsars Allen County Hospital VISITING HOURS: 2 p.m. to 4 D. m.

and 7 p.m. to 0:30 p.m. No children under 14 permitted to visit. Admitted Dec. 19 George Beatty, Iola; John Starliper, Savonburg; Carl Letsinger, Iola.

Dismissed Dec. 19 Mrs. Ray Garrison, Colony; Mrs. C. A.

Miller, Colony; George Beatty, Iola. Births, Dec. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hermreck, Garnett, a boy weighing 9 pounds and 3 ounces; Mr.

and Mrs. Loren Modlin, Iola, a girl weighing 6 pounds and 15 ounces. Admitted Dec. 20 Mrs. Lela McMurray, Iola; Mrs.

by THE Goldie Damron, Yates Center; Mrs. Jodie Sinclair, Iola; Grace Sels, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sels, Irvington, Ill. Dismissed 20 Mrs.

James Christy, Iola. Births Dec. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dixon, Yates Center, a girl weighing 4 pounds and 11 ounces.

IS RHODES SCHOLAR SWARTHMORE. (AP) Raymond L. Nichols of Lawrence, is one of 32 young men from 27 states chosen as Rhodes scholars. The selections were made Saturday by district committees. The scholarships provide for two years of study at Oxford, starting next fall.

Edmisions CHRISTMAS Make His Gift A WHITE SHIRT By B.V.D. Prayer for TODAY Bless us in our homes this Christmastide, 0 Lord, that the holidays may be a holy time. As children rejoice in the wonder of it all, so may we rejoice in the glory of divine love expressed in the child Jesus. May the story never be commonplace but always provocative to wonder and joy in heart and home. Amen.

-Claude U. Broach, Charlotte, N. minister, St. John's Baptist church. to A.

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