The Hays Daily News from Hays, Kansas • Page 8

B10HY MAYS NEWS, Today's News At Ellis Mafjorie Steel Golf Club Ladies Oolf Club met Wednes- dny morning at the BIHs Country Club, with Mrs. Harold Dally as hostess. Those present were Mesdames Don Klppes, F. A. Brown, Ernest Egger, Bernard Walle, Dan Brookhart, Lawrence Reed, Roy Hinkel of Hays, G.

H. Niesloy, Ralph Klppes, Lawrence Shubort, Fred May, Zealen Fondoble, Darrcll Steel and Harold Dally. Guests were little Terrl Jean Brown, Renee Egger and Ralmey Egger. Patio Steak Fry Dr. and Mrs.

F. A. Brown entertained with a Patio Steak Fry Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mra. J.

R. Nicholson and E. J. Zerfas. Mr.

and Mrs. William Hagen and Oarnla returned Friday morning from a vacation trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen were accompanied from Laramie, by Garnis, who has been playing in summer stock the past three months.

MlM Bebe Wieaner returned from Denver, where she spent nev eral days on business and visiting relative's. Miss Benita Kuhn left Friday for Denver to spend a week with her aunt, Miss Heddie Kuhn. Mrs. Ray Kipes and grandchildren, Marsha Kippes and R. J.

Kippes, returned Wednesday from a trip to Texas, where they visited R. father, Pat Kippes at Dallas, and Mrs. Kippes' daughter. Mrs. Millard McAfoe and family at San Angelo.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown have returned from a visit with Mr. Brown's brother, Dean Brown and Mrs. Brown in Kansas City.

Fred Shaw of Newark, arrived Friday to join Mrs. Shaw and Sherlyrin for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Fitzgerald and to attend the wedding of Miss Becky Heeler and Terry Fitzgerald at Jewell today. Mr. Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw of WaKeeney, and his sister, Mrs.

William Marsh and Drew of Hays met him in Kansas City to accompany him to Ellis. Mrs. Jack Balcombe returned Friday from Emporia, where she has been attending summer school at Emporia State Teachefs College. Mrs. John Beggs left Thursday for Kansas City to visit her daughter, Mrs.

Joe Neuherz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hurt, Dmig and Becky were in Hays Saturday to attend the Hurt-Dennis wedding. Miss Joy Kellogg, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Kellogg, is among the University of Kansas fine art students receiving scholarships during the 1963-64 academic year, Dean Thomas Gorton of the School of Fine Arts has announced. Miss Kellogg received the K.U.

Chorale' Award. She will be a sophomore at the university this year. Mra. Al Pfelfer, Beverly and Don have returned to their home in Denver, after visiting several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Geschwentner and Danny.

Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gibson and Miss Blllie Lee Allen, Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert Gibson and grandson, Greg Henschel have returned from Winchester, where they attended the Gibson family reunion. Mrs. W. N.

Gardner left Wednesday for her home in Chanute, after visiting in Ellia several days with her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Weatherholt and family. The Weatherholts and Mrs.

Gardner spent a week in Denver and Grand Lake, and attended a family reunion. David Werta has returned home from Bogue, where he has spent the summer with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stephen. Miss Edna Mae Homburg re- Monday from St.

Lou la, where she attended the triangular national convention of American iiitheran Church Women. Mrs. 'red Dirks of La Crosse accompanied her to the convention, and also her brother, Arnold Homburg and Fred Hamburg, who visited at Nashville. 111. Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Blttel left Wednesday to visit relatives in Denver several days. Miss Betty Schmidt returned Thursday from a visit with rela- ives in La Crosse. The Tagets defeated the Ellis Women's softhall team, 14-8, in a game played Thursday evening on be baseball diamond at the fair Week-Long Fall CARNIVAL OF VALUES SALE! Only Ben Can Offer These: 1962 CADILLAC Sedan De Ville, full power and air conditioned. Only $4995.00 I960 FORD GALAXIE 4-door sedan, power and factory air conditioned.

One local owner. Only $1495.00 1959 BUICK LE SABRE Convertible. One local owner. A real college value buy. Onfy $1495.00 1959 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-door sedan.

P.S.-P.B., air conditioned. A real gain. 1962 RAMBLER Classic Custom. 6 cyl. O.D.

Wagon. Only $1995.00 1960 BUICK LE SABRE Sports Coupe. Beautiful, original red sports finish. Only $1595.00 I960 BUICK LE SABRE 4-door Sedan powersteer- ing and brakes, factory air conditioned. Only $1895.00 Only 1959 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-door.

Beautiful original all red finish. Only $1495.00 1958 FORD FAIRLANE 500 Sedan. This one is like new in every respect. Bargain Only $875.00 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-door Sedan. V-8, automatic drive.

Real nice one. Only $475.00 ARE I 1959 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door. This can be had at a real saving. Only $1395.00 1958 FORD SKYLINER Retractable hard top. A popular and hard to find nice car.

Only $795.00 1956 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-door. Power steering, power windows. A real beauty. Only $595.00 grounds. Miss Betty Schmidt was the winning pitcher for the Tftfets.

Mr. and Ray Hurt, Doug and Becky left Saturday on a vacation trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park. Miss Julie Nicholson left Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, to visit her sister, Mrs. Ivan Henman and family. Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Fuller Jr. spent Thursday in Lawrence with their son, Max Fuller and Mrs.

Fuller, and also visited their daughter, Mrs. Robert Luce and Mr. Luce at Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs.

Luce left Thursday night for Quantlco, where they will make their home while Mr. Luce is stationed there with the Marines. Philip Wertz has returned home from Divide, where he attended Camp Pike, Methodist Boys Camp. Rev. William Allen has returned from a visit with his parents, Rev.

and Mrs. Wayne Allen at Portland, Mr. and William Kennedy returned Tuesday front a vacation trip to Colorado and Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Deutacher have left for Manhattan where Mr. Detitscher will attend Kansas State University and 'Mrs. Deutscher will teach In the Lawrence Elementary School. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Keller of Bird City are the parents of a son born Thursday, Aug. 22, at St. Anthony Hospital in Hays. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Hladek and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Keller of Ellis. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Begler and daughters left Friday on a vacation trip to Colorado. Miss Minnie Landauer and Mrs. B. D. Brown of Forest Grove, came to Ellis to attend the Kinder- necht Staab wedding and to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs.

Phil Klnderknwht and Mrs. Kin- dernecht. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Keller, Joleen, Paulean, and Gordon have returned from vacation trip to Colorado Springs and Denver.

Comedian Dick Gregory Is Released From Jail Chicago, Aug. Come dian Dick Gregory, who spent 12 days In jail because he refused to sign his name to a recognizance, bond on a disorderly conduct charge Aug. 12, was released Friday by Municipal Court Judge Ben Schwartz, The 30-year-old Negro comedian and several other men were arrested on the south side where Negroes and whites were picketing the site of mobile classrooms. Gregory said he refused to sign A rocMivuiuiu) uuiiu iwjwwi jw would not "rtgn bond faff a erlma I didn't commit" Indians Demonstrate In Downtown Omaha Omaha, Aug, 24 Omaha has seen something different in the way of a racial demonstration. It was a war dance staged day by Indians of the Omaha trlbn to dramatize the plight of the red nmn In the white man's cities.

Two Indians in feathers and paint danced. Two others thumped war drums for them. A spokesman said about 100 more turned out to support the demonstration on Omaha's downtown courthouM lawn. BubBctlba to the HATS Dallj News. 1956 FORD VICTORIA Sports Coupe.

V-8, automatic beautiful blue and white original. Bargain buy. Only $385.00 SCHOOL SPECIALS 1951 Buick Special 2-Dr. $165.00 1955 Pontiac 2-Dr $375.00 1955 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $395.00 1952 Buick Special 4-Dr.

1956 Ford Wagon 1955 Buick Super 95.00 $465.00 $425.00 Year-End New 1963 Model Car Deals At Unbelievable Savings Shop Today Save Up To $1000.00 Salesmen here weekdays 8 a. m. 'til 8 p. m. RE I LING USED CARS 106410 E.

18 HAYS Dial 4-2631 1963 Our Seventy-Fifth Year of Service to this Community! j. i 1 "IK When Ellis County, as a governmental unit, camo Into being In 1867 there was no court house but court was held in the office of Judge M. E. Joyce. In 1868 the county commissioners agreed io build a court house end jail at a total cost of $240.

The court house was one-story frame and the jail was in basement. This building was destroyed by fire in 1872 and since that time three additional court houses have served the county of Ellis. The third courthouse was destroyed by fire in 1896 and the fourth was razed after the present handsome stone structure was built in 1942. The new courthouse, one of the handsomest in the state, is built of dressed native stone with an interior of marble. It is a building upon which citizens of this county look with pride and which is praised for it beauty and utility by all who see it.

It is' eloquent testimony of far-seeing planners for the growth and prosperity of this community. Old worn equipment is often poor economy when it should be replaced. Repairs and operating costs will often pay for new needs in your business or your home. The Instalment Loan Department at the First National Bank will assist you in acquiring new appliances or automobiles or other equipment for home or business. COME IN AND INQUIRE ABOUT OUR LOW COST BANK PLAN.

We will be glad to council with you. v' Since 1888 ST FIRST NATIONAL. BANK MOflAt It will our pleasure throughout the year to pin- point, historically, the chapters in our history ai they coincide with the history of Hays and community. Watch next Sunday'! paper..