24, 1966
NationaL-Advertising Represontatlve I
KANSAS PRESS SERVICE, INC. I
701 Jackson, Topeka, Kan. 66603 I
rlONAL E DITOR-IAL
THE' BOgD FAMILY
Owners and PubJ/alaerl
F. W. BOYD, oq-~ Editor
~/ rs. Frank Bcyd, Associate ~UI~
'Any good thing that I cgu
do, or any kindness that I can
show to any htmmn being, leg
me do it now and not defer it
[or I shall not pass thin way
again."
~econd Class Postage Paid at the
Post Oftme, Mankato, Kansas
Sukscriimon:
~3 00 ver year in JeweI1 Coun,~y
+ ~md s'urroundin,g countic~ (Smith,
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and dislikes, each getting
enemy--myseK.
!'Make me ever ready to come
to you with clean hands, and
straight eyes, so when life fades
as a fading sunset, my spirit may
come to you without shame."
This is the Indian Benediction,
called "How Kola" by the Sioux
Indians:
"May your moccasins always
tread softly, but ever so straight i
into the horizon. May the fence
of good luck always be around
your tepee May you always
have a sleek pony to ride down
Jeweil Co. Record, Mankato, Ks.
+ .
Derby prizes and the Mankato
Lumber Co. furnished lumber for
the new race track. - We never
ure of hearing the Scout oath. -
Fhe most interesting meeting
closed with the Boy, Scout Court
of tionor, conducted by Ray-
sity. - Mildred is always inter=
ested in hearing about Jewell
county friends. * * Saturday af-
ternoon I started hitchhiking
again - Our son and daughter,
McDill and Marie, were in To-
peka on business and gave me a
ride to Manhattan in time for mond Hall, Scoutmaster, when
the basketball game. - There weI the "Good Night Cub L Scouts"
saw ale Smith and Mr. and M[:;.lformed the living circle. * *
E. I. Chilcott. - Between th~/ Lovely Lori Kay Perdue visited
halves of the game M;s. St::vo[L s w th her mother, Mrs. Johnl
Ahrens and cunning little dauqh-Ii%rdue, Thursday. - Lori was
tar, Elaine, came ac.d
vi ;(ted dressed }n blue and white to
with me. - Ste broadea:;ts the]raatch her blue eyes. * * Wed-
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Mankato :'
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FRII)AY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
FEBRUARY - 26 - 27
t
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dye.and
Dennis were last Sunday dinner
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Clark of Juniata,
Nebr.
Olive Hill Ladies Aid Society
met Tuesday afternoon at the
church. The Missionary Fellow-
ship meeting was held preceding
the Aid business meeting. Mrs.
Marshall Bishop had the devo-
tions and Mrs. Paul Blackstone
Sure it is. The telephone helps save Iwes, catch crimi-
nals, put out fires, bring help and guard homes. It's
had a hand in spreading the alert on tornadoes, floods
and hurricanes. It can bring the doctor, the fireman
or the policeman--in a hurry. And being a modest
hero, it can also do less dramatic things. Like letting
you talk with friends and loved ones around town or
around the world, quickly and easily. Or letting you
shop from your easy chair, call ahead for reservati.ons
and do a thousand other things that make life richer,
more rewarding, more fun. Isn't it nice to have a hero
around the house?
//J:+:
-MAB-
No doubt it has been that wa
e tly about '!What would happen
,to these young folks with their
new-fangled noti0ns .
remember when we kncw i
about gitamins or' cal-
ut we worked and play-
went to school and gradual-
the circus parade--
to 4th of July celebrations
fell in love and got married.
e heard dur elders talk earn-
Again Ye Scribe was away
from Mankato MS. - Barbara
Snyder took me to Beloit on Fri-
day where I took the bus to To-
peka to attend a meeting of the
"Status of Women Commission".
Saturday in Topeka I visited
with a few Jewell county people,
including Erich Penner, Jewell
taugh my people--the lesson I county representative - Eric is
you have hidden in every leaf[ attending the legislature.- Also
and rock [saw Meyer Miles and Carl Wes-
I seek strepo[: not to b [tin, and Miss Mildred Walker,
superior to my b:others, but to lwho is now in the HE Depart-
be able to fi?: t rny greatest[ment at Kansas State Univer-
and no waste
lable material utiliz-
Such teamwork results in
happiness.
-MAB-
From choice or otherwise,
people are returning to the
old fashioned diet. We
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Bishop, enroute to Kansas City,
Mo tar the funeral of her great
aunt. They returned Saturday
night and were Sunday dinner
guests of her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. David Wetters of Superior.
Mrs. Glen Roe underwent sar-
gery at Lincoln General Hospital
on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry
German of Manhattan and Mr.
Roe were with her. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Roe went i0 Lincol'n on
Saturday to visit her.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wil
son were Friday evening caller~
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blackstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bishop
were Sunday dinner guests o;
her niece, Mrs. Taylor Clark, Mr.
Clark and Eugene, of Formoso.
Arlene Banks was home from
college for the weekend with he,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IliL
Banks.
Connie Blair spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. ant"
Mrs. ,Wiley Blair.
Terry Fogo returned this weel
from attending school in Canada
Wilbeck Rest Home
Visiting hours: 10:00-11:00 A
M.; '2:00-4:00 and 7:00-8:00 P. M
Mr. and Mrs. John Fergusor
were Wednesday afternoon visit-
ors of his sister, Miss Alice Fer-
guson.
Mr. Gene Barrett of Randall
came Tuesday to see his mother,
Mrs. Minnie Barrett.
Mrs John F. Williams of Man-
Rata and Mrs. Dudley Woods
and Katherine of Red Cloud,
Nebr called Thursday afternoon
on Mr. Charlie Davis.
Visitors of Mrs. Mettle Met::
last week included Mr. and Mrs+ [
Clare Wiley of Jewell, Mrs. Bid[
Thompson, Mrs. John Diamond[
Mrs. :f. D. Leonard, Miss Awl[
Cranler and Mrs. Will Lagergren. [
Mr. J. H. McDonnel of Bun |
Oak visited Mr. Lester Cook on
Wednesday afterncu)n.
Thursday afternoon callers of
Miss Alice Sellhorn were Miss
Madeline Surntners of Lodi,
Wise and Misa Madelyn Jule of
Li0coln, Nebr.
Mrs. Core Waggoner of Jewell
called Saturday afternoon on Mr.
Walter Stah!.
Mrs. Vachel Crawford of For-
nasa visited Mrs: Minnie Barrett
Thursday forenoon.
Mr. Norman Hendrix of Mc-
Pherson, Kans,came Saturday
to visit his mother, Mrs. Mettle
Smith. lie called on her Sunday
before starting home.
Mrs. Olive I.oomis of Jewell
was a 2aturday afternoon visitor
of Mr. Clarence Loomis.
Sunday callers of Mrs. Minnie
Barrett were her son, Mr. Gene
Barrett, and Mrs. Barrett, of
Randall,
lohn F, Williams
Rev. Paul Life,
Mankato and Jewell
United Brethren
the Sunday
Christian service at
Mrs. Life accompanied
was the pianist.
Whitemound E. H.
Whitemound E. H C,
17 at the home of
Rolt call on
was answered by nine
Fhe guess box
Mable Avison.
was given
lesson
?n by Betty Fogo,
teresting and h6tpfUli
Iett gave the
,Vlorence Hehry
'alentine for
greeting we all
fious Valentine
eeere served by
Vlarch meeting
rome of Pearl
--Merle
Liberty Club
Liberty Club
%nn Ost. In the
9resident, our
3race Kiser, [
nembers
comical eli
:tie program
Mrs. Anson Wa:
" hildren were
:ontests were enjoy
:ng was held
?d a Valentine.
ing will be with.
herd.
:atp, y
the hostess
TIME MEANT
KIOTI41N
"TO HEP--
. . as long as
playing when shet
chores. But
blink, time
she called Dick's T.
economical radio. !
By MRS. MARSlt~LL BISHOP Home in Superior, with burial at[ Mrs. Donna Derr
the Superior Cemetery.I of Oklahoma Cit~
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bishop iting her parents,
spent Thursday night with his Harry Wilbeck.
room and carried it outdoors to
freedom. - During the program
following dinner, many of the
Cub Scouts and their parents
were given awards. - There were
so many and I did not. get all
the names and the organization
will furnish that information. -
The Den Mothers helped pla,
the affair and probably had
charge of the "homework" of
preparing the food. - They were:
Doris Kennedy, Lila Huntsingcr,
Nancy Jean Blackwood, Mabel
Wakefield, Betty MeAtee, Ella
Rae Rafferty, Jean Blew, Jan
Beougher and Marlene NeE;on. -
The First National Bank and the
State Exchange Bank furnished
"Oh Great Spirit, whose voice
I hear in the wiL~ds a+id whose
breath gives life to th9 whole
world, hear me. i come before
you, one o( yoL, r many children.
I am small and weak. I need
your strength and wisdom. Let
me walk in beauty and make my
eyes +ever behold the red and
purple sunset. Make my hands
respect the things you have
made. My ears sharp to hear
your voice.
"Make mE VAse so that I may
know the thi~gs that you have
lows:
anyway, Ronnie Fraass captured Buried Red C!oud, Nebr.
Mankato l lain Street it in a sack in the corner of thd --CharlotteDaughterWheeler, was hostess. ] Mr.- Guy Folsom
-- Mrs. Ray Woods passed away and Mr. Frank Folsom of]
"Seen ~.na Heara t lm d y Night" - early Monday morning. The fun- [ rose were 5 anda Pt
eral was held Thursday after- [ callers of their aunt, t~
HARt ISON SIDELINES noon at the Megrue Funeral[Smith.
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Osborne, Ml~nell, Cloud, Re- the trail not crooked nor full of games, so I didn!t ~:et to see Ei;r:. Im:sday, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Day-
"-- public counties in Kansas, and rocks. May the sign of the Thun- - Then I hitchhiked a ride la(m>i idson of Webber stopped at the Starting at 7:30 I). I*
OOIJN'I~ RIIC"ORD Nu~eollSs~ad Websoer eotm~m~ derbird be always upon 'you. with my other son and dau,-,hter, l i~,ecord office.- They were here
": . [May youalwaysrememberthat myBoss, Frank andMarj'.' ,:o attend the Rural Carriers
$4.0.0 a year e~ewne: %,n I all 'true friends may meet at the -- t :heeLing - The Davidsons had l[~P~
8uDscrmers are a l~oa ~ u~$ .
* ce taeyov lmw / sunaown campgrounds. Before Saturd Niohto" [ .spent Christmas and New Year's
'l~ Ne~pal~er of 3ewell ~/" . enaage of adaress. [ -MAB- Thursday night i attet~dcd th with the'r s n' Albert' and fan~- HUDSO~ 0~,// ~i
[Fox Hunting * "Blue and Gold Bahquet' for the [ ily m California. * *
[ George Washington'sDiaries Cub Scouts at the Ci)mmunit )/ ]
~~~, ! for 1773 contained these entries: Hall.- I was met by Vernu~ In ~ Mrsln Mem ry f mY M ther'lcora Re nolds, who passed. ~ F(~R;A/~ ~d ~i
I II ~ I'1%1 i~ H ~=~ ~ ~ ~[ Eeb. 2: Mr. (Bryan) Fairfax Hamilto,who had invit.xt me.-I " " Y ] [~SL!
| Hi i]and I went out with the hounds According to the attractive pc',>]away one year ago, Feb. 25. [ C
IVIIlil/ s ~,-. Y M " I- "
! [i--touched upon the Drag of the sram, Vernon ,s A, e,a ,udI M OF IER ]
I FOR HOME FOLKS ]Rung-Fox upon the hills just Virgil Beougher is assistav t CubIcan almost see her by'the win-] FATHER --;I
a, M ~ ~[above Wathings, but it being Scoutmaster -D ck At-mle~;a!el dow
I cold, as the day also was, we invited me to the Den f table. IIn her old fashioned rocking I[.~#~| ~~ ~ CO~']ID [~ #:
Sollle Old-Fashioned Ideas from tim beginning m~d so runs ].took the Dogs off and came which was laden with loads of chair, Ikllll~[l, IIIh,Elal~,~ ASK FOR :;'
I can remember when labor the world Decade'after decade, nome. delicious food.- The followin. Z ) ith net busy fingers stitchingeach colored
Lel/ Ithe "'oun,'o? one ,+ew*ration d"- feb. 3: Went out again and were se-~,ted at the l-)('+~ I tabl,'iOn tiny square. SUO/'/:.o i
IlL WOl'l~ HOt a lllOVelllellt, a y g " ' ~' - F ' '
~a^n I,m,~,o its ~acli +als ar,d co] serva- touched upon a Fox upon the Steve Kale Adrian Meyer Dan-/ +or tne quilts she made were
-~vl['xu- v ~*uiJo "~ ~ * " f ' *1 " "
I ~- [*;ws has its sh;fqe:'s and itsI-hlls by Ga~es s and found an- ny Hunter Pat Ilanter Jan- tl ! many,
"~w s),' ,in,
! ,',-, M ,;,~ ~ a r,~,l hoarders--;ts auot', of intellcc-other m Cold Fmrfax s Neck Hunter, Bdly Blackwood, Mat';m [Tubp, Log Cabm, Star,
'sband 's re;hat on;y smokY'n;t tunis and patricians a+ad its rab- abt. 2 o clockg w hmh was. killed Neeper, ICathryn B ,ackwor l, I Stn l g:trVle chl drteOnhne;gh'!d e ar Kt,
Cioo,o**a " hies lust as th+' orec+di]~m t~er,- alter an nour s cnase Jnts Pox r, enton riarmon Mar, Je+-.n g a a .
than erations Tt er is'alw tvs'a t' ew was found upon the Hills. Blackwood, Ravn, on,1 r!jH, L :w-/ro say she is at rest, {
"* - " " Ma " "
lx,t. ,nun you't" reach the +et,e- sub;ecta of. t+r, ramouqt~,ri,)ortanc.~. .~ -MAB-. rence th)ll Joy(>+ M. HcH~,l/:~on [ y not be quite fair, i1~1
t and let Hll D,k n,lor, ifR~: :[ uflts are used m heaven, Manan LaRue." i~! ~ "" :' ~ ~,~'~ ~ ~/~*' ; i:" :
~"" - VEr which to ,row enthusiastic George Wash ngton Advised o,c a d ld, ~ p ;,c%'-tte [ +q
at age, non t retire be.--.III{E Uor wax indi"nante " x " " " l'rn sme she's bus there
+ Be courteous to all but inti- WadeAle ander Cheryl i erl-[ +, ' Y +
cmcKen, Keep on scatcnmg, + -'NiAtJ- ' ' " " "
You w nt to be ha-'-" and mate with few, those few nedy, Vernon tlarailtun,
"PPY > ,-ementZoned thebe well tried b fore you give Seirer, and Jack MurraY.- Rev. [ .
lm v +,+ ' +, ",In
Y nromram raven bv the Red Cloud them your conhdence. Rose+++as an excedent master oft The Garden He Will Always;
we"'lelyfindoldasaymgs.lOt" . otY-meat,Jac' ink Ss mep rat NormanWf" 'h]'te Incl'ian sL Peirce" s a{the', director. ~ Liuns" of Ckbthis .' --To. BushrodtJan ". 15,Washington'1783) causedCerem nieSsome" -commotiona little,incid 'nt ins wellU [Also be; In My Heart,x;,! F7AK0
In % ~.;o,;~: I,] trro,]n o,dod tho ,~()+,ram withAssocmte with men of good as+ pleasure to the v(,ung folks. [Born Close To .alentlnes Day, ,~ + WALTER DICK
t e'I 'dia'n"Dr"aver ]C'thought it quality, if you esteem your own - A bird some thought [t was a]My Treasure From the Start." lkRRYSTOEH.NITA
"" + : ~ +~ a'~''d Mr reputatmn" for ~t ~s better to be bat, eat into the roonl vnd sailed [ In Memory Of A. G. Cole
rote it all anct llCKeO- me was ~u guuu tidal vvL c :>~'~e . . o . ' " " / n 1-, L*e *on, r, -!
7,': 7. :- ,-^ P irce to send us a cony which alone, tnanin Dan company, back and forth and arour, d the" Darnreu a, *oa,v.euar,
[ laluan, nappy ~a tn~ ,u~- - - ra, " --
a,:,^ . he did and we m, te it as foL --m Kmes ot t vmty . room many times - Perhaps the ansas.
J bird fmally became exhausted, u:,ea June za,lu55.
