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PAGK 6B JEWELL COUNTY RECORD, MANKATO, KANSAS THURSDAYr FEBRUARY
lgu~ move to this location June lst.' Women'S" Club donated the day. The air outside while a[hostess to the Lovewell[Mr. and Mrs. William L, Lo-lmeetings which deal~
g~lPIPl~t'~e~ Mrs. Roy Keeler, and visited Mr and Mrs. Babe Dewey children's book "Lapland Out- little chilly, has the soft touch W. S. C. S. last Wednesday gan of Formoso, Kans. and music. The March
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ItdWllllqJ qJ ]her mother, Mrs. Anna Kmsey,returned home Tuesday even- law by Arthur Catherull. of spring. The weatherman[P. M.. Only a small erowd lNh'. and Mrs. LaVern A. John-[wlll be open house i~|
Watmlta Wolf I'ltM~r?Uardng:~:md;;:onS?:;i:~, ~agYs affi:rtin;pthdelrngs°s:x~ls~l ..../ ;:t m;kha~tv:Ut:[ °haCl::dYo]W;a[h2b~:lt°watatthe~'°tn~dci~°un~[s°n ol Wfl!Is!on_ N. D ICwli~bSbm the ~emkm~!]
M n" Mrs L W Bohn[Julie and Jeff were Sunday and Mrs. Russell Dewey, and ~l,~'l~,~P make it a good or had day,[in the home of some of the[Athena Jr. Club [Past". The book for ttle]
o ...r..ann_ ~s.. . " . |dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. her parents at Conde, s.D. ~lr ~][J~l as we choose, regardless of[members. ] .... [Oil Award was discuss
O! ;~nen t.aKe, win. were no use Ed Schultz and family of Rus- Word has reached here of ... u.._ .+ ,~_,u.... the weather. It only takes twol Mr. Floyd Risewick, who I The Athena Jr. Women's[ set up. It is our strug~
gtlo~r~ zrnm Tuosnay n~nti! rri- " uvur~, narutu ¢.auute~v,, . n • • . --
no~,"'~ +'h~, h,,~: 7.r ~a:~.', ur kin, Nebr. the recent marriage of Oiney muscles working to smile, sic ] has had considerable trouble[ Club held a special meeting[ make the Library r'r0j,~
,,,,~ ........................... Mr and Mrs IIarr,, ttorner : I Bledsoe to I ela Mae Ne'd Mr. and Mrs. Fay Vestal cording to a Chinese saying [ with an injured hand had tot,Jan. 23rd sit the home of Bar- ] reality. Discussion on
Clark, . ...... of Lincoln, Kans., Mrs" Wih-na, both of Lincoln, Nebr. Mr. returned Tuesday eveningaf- and twenty to frown, and thel have surgery this past week/:,a,.a Thomas. The m~eting/gates to Conference
~v£rs. ,sin t~owms went toG,-ent " the weekend visiting
MRS., W. F. Logan and other
relatives.
'Mr. and Mrs. D. Verne
Glens of BeIleville were dinner
guests Sunday of her sister.
Mrs. Laura Spiegel, honoring
Mrs. Glen's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Apple-
by were Sunday evening visit-
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Smith of Courtland.
Mrs. Herbert Ross has been
dismissed from the Belleville
hospital and is convalescing at
her home.
Mrs. Kenneth Huber, Sr.,
Mrs. Ross Higbee and Mrs.
Martha Huber visited Kenneth
Huber. Sr. Saturday afternoon
at the Belleville hospital. Ken
is ~p,kinlL a satisfactory re
eovery trom a heart attack
four weeks ago, and expects to
be dismissed from the hospital
on 1Saturday, Feb. 4th.
1~. and .:l~l, si Taylor Clark
were, guests ~hursday evening
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boyer
for a waffle Supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Keeler of
Derby, Kans. were weekend
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~randmother. Mrs. Johnson is
the former Donna Logan.
Mrs. Millie Reed. age 71,
passed away Thursday at the
Webster County Hospital in
Red Cloud, Nebr. Memorial
+ervices were held Sunday af
ternoon at the Wesleyan Cen-
ter Church fit Bu,-r Oak. Mrs.
Reed lived near her son, Don,
about 3 miles north of Moot-
rose. She is the mother of
Mrs. W. L. Logan, Francis
Reed, and Jack Reed of For-
me,so.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kingsley
returned home Sunday follow-
ing a several weeks' visit at
the home of their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Kingsley, and
family of So. Pasadena. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morris
of Basin. Wyo. were dinner
guests Tuesday at the home of
his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Morris attended the
funeral of her brother, Kroh-
ler Nelson, at Natoma, Kans.
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vachel Craw-
:ford were hosts to the Past-
:Sixteen Pinochle Club on Mon-
day evening. Guest players
were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rob-
bins of Randall and Mrs. B.
A. Field. Nice refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Magnus-
son have sold their suburban
home to Mr. and Mrs. Dloyd
Stranad of Courtland. The
Magnussons have made this
their home for the past 28
years, the former home of her
parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Bowles. As yet they fire
undecided as to where they
will locate. The Stranads will
Word has been received here
by relatives of the critical ill-
ness of George ttails, husband
of Cornelia (Gertson) Hails of
t,os Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Field,
Mrs. Isis Bowles and Mrs.
Vernie Emigh were Sunday
dinner guests of l)r. and Mrs.
Chas. Gibson and Jill of Smith
Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hocker
and Cynthia, who have been
living the past 4 months in
Boston, Mass., arrived here on
Tuesday evening for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Stafford, and
other Fol'lnoso relatives, and
at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Erick
son and other relatives at
Courtland. Mr. Hocker has ac
cepted a position near St. Lou-
is, Me. They left Saturday for
their new home, accompanied
hy her mother, who will assist
them in getting settled. Other
visitors in the Stafford home
Thursday evening were Mr.
Milford Stafford of Agenda.
Mrs. Minnie Stafford, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyall Doxon, and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Field, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn l)cwe.v
were Sunday evening visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Yar
ber of Randall.
The following books were
given to the Formoso Corn
munity Library recently: "The
Hardhats" by It. M. Newell,
"Wreck of the Mary Deare"
by Hammond Innes, "Made-
leine" by Catherine Gavin.
'The Chess Players by Fran-
ces Parkinson Keyes. These
were given by Mrs. Theresa
Howell. The Athena Junior
The
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leased l'rom the hospital last
Wednesday and wenl to the
honm of her daughter, Mrs.
Barney Crook, in Superior.
She Calno to her own home
Sunday.
Connie Vale was home from
l.itleohl over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross
calk, d at the Wendell Intermill
home in Jewell Sunday after-
l]oon.
Mrs. Marvin McDill and
sons stayed overnight at the
W. W. Gunn home Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ridle
and l'amilv of Superior were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Anna R. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herr-
tnau spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Gladys Herrman
in Webber.
Charlotte Peckham of Hardy
called at the tfarold Bothwell
home Sunday evening.
The annual meeting of the
Webber Cemetery Association
i will I)e held at the home of
L. L. Davidson Tuesday even-
ing, Feb. 7. All members are
urged to slttend.
The W.S.C.S. meeting which
was to have been held Wednes-
day was postponed due to a
conflict with a meeting in Be-:
[oft for the pastor, teachers
and lay-leaders of the church
school, regarding the use of
some new material. Mrs. Fay
Vesta/. Mrs. Elleanor Crispin, i
Bob Harvey and Rev. Silsby
attended the Beloit meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. David-
son attended church in Belle-
ville Sunday and afterward
had dinner at a cafe with Rev.
and Mrs. John Frint.
Mr. and Mrs. Ntis Soren-
son called on Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Bothwell Sunday af-
ternoon.
Wylie Kirkpatrick, Elleanor
Crispin, M:'. a,nd Mrs. Marvin
Wchher wt re guests at a birth-
day dinner for Don Webber in
Beloit Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Both-
well called on Mrs. Fern Work-
man in Hardy Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Vestal
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Roe in Superior
I Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Davidson
have received a letter from
their grandson, Bob Davidson,
saying that he is on the Air-
craft Carrier Enterprise, in
the Vietnam waters but will
soon return to the United
States for more schooling.
Mrs. Gary Bargen and
daughltr from Dewitt. Nebr.
spent the afternoon with her
sister. Mrs. Lawrence Both-
well Monday.
Home Towner
Monday morning, January
30. - Only one more day is
left to us in the first month
of the bright New Year. Only
one more white clean page in
the book of our lives, on which
to wrile the actions and deeds
we perform, and when it is
written on the record God
keeps, will it appear as a
month of happiness and good
or will the pages be sullied
and unclean. This is always
controlled by each individual
alone and none but he can
write it, January is behind
us. What will we make of
February. It is just 6:45 a. m.
and the sky above the eastern
hills shows a beautiful rosy
glow, coupled with a soft haze
that says it may he a cloudy
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11t:10 DAILY
Vaughn Ayers, who is there
from Denver visiting.
A lovely pre-nuptial shower
was held in honor of Miss Coni
Pursell at the Security Bank
Community room in Superior(
last Sunday P. M. Hostesses
were the Mrs. Laurie Oldham,
Kay Placke, Nancy Johnson
and Miss Gloria Johanson.
The guests were Mrs. Ara-
belle Hanna, Mrs. Gladys
Pursell, Beverly Crader, Jac-
quelyn Frear, Sandy ttehnki,
Margaret Meyers, Joyce
Erickson, Janene Bagley,
Paula Hanson, Doris Harp,
ham Linda Thurher. Bonnie
Peele, Linda Ayers, Vesta
Leece, Shirley Leece, Delia
Heldt, Sandra Hutchinson,
Sharon Bradrick, and Kath-
erine and the guest of honor,
Coni Pursell.
Mrs. Shirley Leece and
Mrs. Linda Ayers attended a
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jepson
were Saturday supper gue~ts
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Van
Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Otlo
Renken of Formoso ate supper
with her parents, the Chester
Van 'Meters, on Sunday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mart,
were pleansantly surprised
Sunday P. M. by a visit from
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn i'r~:lcv
and Sons from 1)elphos. The
Prideys had attended ehul'ch
in Montrose, enjoyed dinner
in Mankato before coming to
the Marr home to visit.
Mrs. Linda Ayers and Mrs
Katherine Warren were shop-
ping in Beileville Monday af
ternoon.
Lloyd William Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. IAoyd C. John-
son announce the birth nf a
linen shower for Miss Coniibaby boy, Jan. 29, 1967, at
Pursell at the home of Mrs.] 1:08 p.m. tie weit~hed 8 ll)s.
Georgia Zikmund in Superior[7% ozs. at birth. He has been
last Friday night. [named IAoyd William, ,Jr.
Mrs. Lauree Mettler wast The proud grandparents are
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