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JEWELL COUNTY RECORD
Thursday, January 19, 1967
.... Page 4- oUon I
CLUBS
KIEKEL-DEIBERT
Wedding vows were ex.
changed on November 26 by
Edwin Bruce Deibert of Esbon
and Emma Jo Kiekel of Hays
before Reverend Gordon Mor-
ris in the Wesley Foundation
Chapel in Hays.
Organist was Mrs. Arris
Johnson and soloist was Dixie
Obert of Esbon.
Cousin of the bride, Cindy
Smith, served as maid of
honor and sister of the groom,
Helen Deibert, was brides-
maid.
Edward Deibert served his
I
" Mr. and Mrs. Merle Launch
baugh of Belleville entertained
with a dinner Friday at the
Buffalo Roam in honor of his
sister's, Mrs. Violet King,
birthday, Those present were
Mrs. King, another sister. Mrs.
Leslie Parsons, of Bliss. Ida.,
their mother, Mrs. Core
LaunchbauEh, and the hosts.
brother as best man and Ran-
dy Kiekel, brother of the
bride, was groomsman.
Kathy and Andy Deibert
served as flower girl and ring
bearer.
Ushers were Ran Campbell
of Great Bend and Clair Sloan
of Esbon.
A reception-dinner followed
with Mrs. Van Hudson, Car-
men Dies, and Patti Folck as-
sisting.
The couple plan to attend
Fort Hays after Edwin finish.
es serving in the Army.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Leo Parsons' home were Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Parsons, Jef-
fery and Connie of Bartles~
ville, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Haskell, Jim and Janet of
Fairbury, Nebr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Parsons, Cynthia.
Curtis, Lorie and Gregory.
CALENDARL
Thursday, Jan, 19 -
Royal Neighbors
Bide-A-Wee Club - Mrs.
Albert Groves
Busy Bee Club - Mrs. Gall
Bliss
Thurs. Eve. Bridge Club -
Mrs. Lena Monbeck and
Mrs. Glenn Hale
Flower Lovers Club - Mrs.
Russell Walker
Minerva Club - Correll Club,
Room, Mrs. E. C. Whitley,
hostess
M6ndey, Jan. ~ -
Happy Dozen Club - Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Walker,
hosts
~ruesday, Jan. |4 -
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Gleaners
O.E.S.
P.E.O. - Mrs. Ralph Waugh
Wednesday, Jan. ~ -
Rebekah
Thursday, Jan. 26 -
T & E Club - Miss Lela
Lamb
Klltie Club - Mrs. Ralph
Waugh
Kensington Club - Mrs. V. L.
Michael
Priscilla Club - Mrs. George
Teeple
Dessert Bridge Party
--......
Mrs. Ed Walker, Mrs, Fred
Zimmerman and Mrs. Harold
Ahrens were hostesses at a
dessert bridge party Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 11, at the
Buffalo Roam, Attractive can-
dles decorated with sunflowers
centered the quartet tables.
The Kansas Day theme was
also carried out in the orginal
handmade bridge tallies. The
high score winner at each
table was presented with a
candle center piece. They were
Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs. Ray
Dletz, Mrs, Clyde Suchsland,
Mrs. Lester Broyles, Mrs.
George Putt, Mrs. Frank Kiss-
inger and Mrs. F. W. Boyd,
Jr.
KIItlo Club Entertained
Mrs. Frank Klssinger enter-
tained the members of the
Klltie Bridge Club at her
home Thursday evening, Jan.
12. Refreshments were served
with bud vases of pink carna-
tions centering the tables. Mrs.
F. R. Fair and Mrs. F. W.
Boyd, Jr. received the high
score prizes. The next meet-
ing will be Jan. 26 with Mrs.
Ralph Wau~h hostess.
J ,. ,,j
e
Further Reductions on Many Women's and Children's Items
5
MEN,S & BOY'S
MEN'S
O0
ALL MEN'S & BOY'S
ONE GROUP MEN'S & ROY'S
ONE GROUP BOY'S
4 to 18
SPECIAL'
Reg. IJS and =,N
Chapter CN, P.E.O.
.......
Chapter CN of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood met Tuesday, Jan.
10, at the home of Mrs. Ger-
ald Kier. Mrs. A. T. Kramer
showed color slides taken on
her recent trip to Europe. The
next meeting will be Jan. 24
with Mrs. Ralph Waugh has-
tess,
Kensington Club Thursday
Mrs. Perry Kier entertained
the Kensington Club at her
home Thursday afternoon,
Jan. 12. Refreshments were
served to 16 members and one
guest, Mrs. Roy Reager. Mrs.
G. A. Cristman and Mrs. A.
L. Hale were presented with
gifts from the clu~ in honor
of their fiftieth wedding anni-
versaries, both of which oc-
curred this week. The next
"meeting will be Jan. 26 with
Mrs. V. L. Michael.
Mrs. Lehrllng Entertains Club
.._.__
Mrs. Tom Lehrling enter-
tained the Finesse Bridge Club
at her home Jan. 12 with all
members present. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Don Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Glenn Tyler. The
hostess served refreshments
later in the evening. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Carl
McElroy Feb. 9.
T & E Club Entertained
Mrs. Elsie Howard enter-
tained the T & E Bridge Club
at her home Thursday, Jan,
12. Guests were Mrs. Sue
Green, Mrs. Ruth Colson and
Miss Edna Walker. The host-
ess served refreshments fol-
lowing bridge. Mrs. O. D. Nol-
let "and Mrs. V. L. Michael
won the prizes. The next meet-
ing will be Jan. 26 with Miss
Lela Lamb.
Desire Tobey Sears
Chapter N.S.D.A.R.
Desire Tobey Sears Chapter
N.S.D,A.R. met Jan. 9, 196"/
at the home of Mrs. Ray Dietz.
3ther hostesses were: Mrs.
Don Balch, Mrs, Leotis Gates,
~nd Mrs. W. G. Hills. The
meeting was opened in regular
term with prayer, flag salute,
American's Creed, Regent's
Salutation and Response. The
President General's Message
was given by Mrs. W. G.
Hills. It was announced that
an act of the U. S. Congress
has designated February 1967
as American History Month.
A note of thanks was read
from the St. Mary's Indian
School for the gifts of clothing
and Jewelry. Mrs. J~ R.
Beeler gave the National De-
tense Report concerning fi-
nance in Congress--suggesting
the Foreign Aid Program be
more closely scrutinized, The
following officers were elected
for the coming year: Regent,
Mrs. Mariana SwRzer; Vik:e
Regent, Mrs. Viola Ross: Re-
cording Secretary, Miss Helen
Stafford; Correspondence So-
cretary, Mrs. Maxine' Fair:
Treasurer, Mrs. Verneda Beel-
or; Historian-Librarian, Mrs.
Alice Rafferty; Registrar.
Miss Irma Nixon: Chaplain,
Mrs. Nellie Edwards.
State Conference will be at
the Broadview Hotel in Wich.
lta on March 16, 17. and 18,
Delegates and Alternates were
elected. The February meet-
ing will be a Guest Day. Mr.
Robert G. Heidrick will give a
book review entitled. "Those
Who Love". Watch the paper
for announcement of time and
place for the meeting. After
adjournment. Mrs. Maxine
Fair and Mrs. Vera Walker
presented an interesting pro-
gram of colored slides show-i
ing paintings of recent Kansas
~ists. Refreshments were
then served to the ten mem-
bers ~ present.
Christian Gleaners
The Christian Gleaners met
Jkn. I0, Ollie Reager led us
in our opening prayer. We
gave "The Purpose". We sang
"The Beauty of Jesus" and
"Sweet Hour of Prayer". De-
lores Hines led Devotions on
Prayer. 14 members answered
roll call.The secretary's report
was read and approved. The
treasurer's report was given
by Betty McAtee. elite Rea-
get, Missionary Chairman,
read letters from Cookson
Hills Christian School and
Philippine Church of Christ.
Lenore Smith gave the card
17 church calls were
Hostesses were Ida
Badger and Lenore Smith. The
next meeting will be Jan. ~-4.
Each member is to bring one
dozen cookies.
--Reporter.
Sunshine Circle Club
The Sunshine Circle Club
met with sada May on Jan. 11,
The mm~Jng was called to or.
American Legion Ladles, who worked in the kitchen
at the Bloodmobile at the Mankato Armory Jan. S.
Front row (left to right) Mrs. Ed Loomis, Lain Lamb,
Mrs. Pat Rafferty, Mrs. Newell Davis.
Back row (left to right): Mrs. Raymond Nichols, Sue
Green, Mrs. Russell Walker, Ellen Nailer, Mrs. F,
w. noyd, Jr.
a~r 0y our president, Bernice conducted the bnsiness Na-
Carter. 13 members answered sion before announcing that
roll call. Pat Hunter guessed Mrs, Ward Ozmun would tare
the guess box. Sada May and
Mary Diamond received wed-
ding anniversary gifts and El.
sie Zadina received a birthday
gift. The afternoon was spent
visiting. After a lovely lunch
since before Christmas. make trips back
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black. visit and plan
stone were in Hastings Wed- summer months,
charge of the lesson, nesday.
With Mrs. Ruth Colson at Linda Ross went back to her CARD OF
the piano, the ladies sang the school work at Hays on Tues. ---
first and seoond verses of the day. We thank all
hymn, "The Light of the War- Mrs. W. A. Andrews accom- up there who
Id is Jesus". Mrs. Ogmun read panied Allcia to Millard, Nebr, gifts, cards and
a selection entitled "The Burn to help her move during the remembered
/rig of the Greens" and offer. ,.~hrlstmas vacation. Anniversary.
ed a prayer for the New Year. - =~ mums and good
While explaining the value of made our
a hand-marked New Testa- Mr. and Mrs. Gaff Kindler away from home
meat, the leader mentioned of California were v~iting Sincere
two important passages--I friends ana relatives in Man- Nita and
Car. 2:g and I Car. 15:51. As kate Thursday. They were Fountain
those present studied Matth- called here by the death el Box 1,
ew 5:13, Mrs. Ozmun illsted her father, Sam Mizner, of New
characteristics and uses of Esben. The Kindlers regularly
"salt" on the blackboard. The
ladies Joined the leader in
bringing out the true nwaning
of the phrase, "salt o( the
BLUE SHI
The second part of the pro-
we all adjourned to meet with
Ruby Scarrow on Jan. 25.
--Elsie Zadina, Secretary.
Sorosls Club
Members of Sorosis Club
met with Mrs. Florence Alex-
ander Jan. 3. Roll call was an-
swered with a New Year's Re-
solution by nine members,
Mrs. Retha Foster furnished
the program. The gift box was
won by Mrs. Fern Pair. The
hostess served a delicious
lunch, and all adjourned to
meet Feb. 7.
--Mrs. Anna Kohn, Rep.
Formoso Willing Workers 4-H
w
The Formosa Willing Work-
ors met Jan. 2 at the home of
club member, Dannie Demp-
sey, because snow was so deep
they could not get to the gym.
Roll call was answered with
the date of their birthday. It
was discovered that Jennifer
Young and Margaret DaM
were born on the same day.
The club Voted to buy Mrs.
Butch Holdren a wedding gift,
Many of the members are
busy getting ready for County
4-H Day. Becky Peteete led
the club in singing "America"
and "Dixie". "The History of
Knitting" was a very informa-
tive project talk given by Jen-
nifer Young. Margaret DaM
gave a demonstration talk
"How To Make a Magazine
Rack", She made it from a
coat hanger. Doyle Reed en-
tertained the members by
playing several selections on
his baritone for music appre-
ciation. One of the new mem-
bers, Juanice Reed. gave a
fine talk on "The Definition
of Recreation and its Pur-
pass". A panel discussion on
recreation. "Songs for Mood"
was given by Dannie Dempsey
and :J~rry Johnson,
--Jeri James, Reporter.
C'. W. C.'S
C.W.C.'s met Thwrsday af-
ternoon, Dec. 15, with Vera
l~e for a one o'clock lunch-
~n. Nine members were pre-
s~ht. A bountiful meal ~vas en-
Joyed. Sorry one member,
Velma Wilson, took sick and
h~l to leave. Our prealdent
read 2nd chapter of Luke. The
Lorcrs Prayer was given in
unison. Eight members an-
swered roll call by "A special
Christmas I Remember". Jan-
ice Hanson received the guess
box by answering a Christmas
contest corectly. Special was
by Gealie Blaylock. Several
poems were read. "My Christ-
mas Wish", The "Merman"
and "Chips from Round
About", Evelyn Blair had the
program. Two contests were
presented. Beulah Wilson and
Etheiyn Demaray were win-
ners. Evelyn then acted as
Santa and passed out the gifts
after each one guesed w]~o
they thought was their n~y-
ste~y sister. Mystery sister's
nmnes were drawn for the
coming year. Next meeting
will be Jan. 19 with Ethelyn
Demaray.
-.Goalie Blaylock, Reporter
W .WJ.
gram began with Mrs. Ozmun
stating that for two years, 1967
and 1968,. the Evangelical Unl~
ted Brethren Church will use
as its stuffy theme: "Jesus
Christ Renews His Church
Through Its Penetration Of
The Total Community." She
defined the word, "penetra.
tion". Several members of the
Society assisted t~he leader in
the discussion of questions per.
raining to involvement by in-
dividuals or groups. Mrs.
Kramer famished addRkmal
information and answered
then questions about "pone-
tration": "When? Where? nad
HowT" The ladies sang the
first verse of the hymn,
"Work, For the Night Is C~m-
~ng". They contributed to tl~
onthly offering. Mrs. emma
gave the "Closing Thought"
and pronounced the Denedic-
Moll.
Mrs. Dalsie Nelson was the
hostess for the afternoon. Be-
rote the ladl seatod them-;
selves. Mrs. Paul Life said a
l ayer of Gratitude. All en.
Joyed the delicious bean salad,
/he honm-lmt, rolls with but-
ter and Jelly and the choice
hot coffee or tea which M~s.
Nelson served.
.... i
(January 12, 1~7)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black,
stone took Mrs. Blackstmm~,
sister, Mrs. Fred Marine, t~
Lincoln on Friday to take a
plane to her home in Cadillac,
Mich. Mrs. Marine has spent
l the last two months visitin~
her sister and brother-in-law.
Mr. Forrest Thomas and Mr.
Dale Holmes of Stuart, Iowa
accompanied Mr. Jack Roe
here last week. Jack came lot
the Herman Roe Farm sale
and the other gentleman visit.
ed relatives.
Mr. Forest Thomas and Mr.
Dale Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
~Iverett Jeffery. Mr=. Helen
McNichols and Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell McNichois and family
were Tuesday supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gaff Hudi-
burgh. Mr. Thomas and Mr.
Holmes are distant Cousins of
the McNichois, Mr. Jeffery
and Mrs. Hud/knlh.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roe
had a farm sale Tuesday.
They are nicely settled in
their home in Superior."
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones
and family of Tulsa, Okla.
spent Tuesday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Roe.
Mr. Justin McNtchols
Saturday to visit his sister
I~ Imnnbe~ ~ tl~ W0- Mrs, Gaff Hudiburgh, and Mr
~'| ~ ~ World &~- Hudiburgh. He had been visit-
ilttaMkd tim t~ he~]/ng at the Richard McCutch-
JdllL 4. M/I. (~MUt~188 ~J 0011 homerltt Cs.stle
Rock, Colo.
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