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   Iola Register (Newspaper) - May 17, 1955, Iola, Kansas                                PAGE TWO TVE TOLA MAY 17, 19557 4aLA^XAKSA3-1 Society The marriage of Miss Haiel Richards of Kansas City fo Roy Cox of lola took 2, ill at the parsonage of the First Presbyterian The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Al Richards of brother and sister-in-law of the After a wedding trip through the Southern states the couple is now in Sterling Mrs. Cox has been living in Kansas City since her retirement from ciril in Waslt D. where she was employed for many i Ida Button Club Meet In Chanute Sumlay Mrs. Alice Knickerbocker of entertained of the lola Button Club in her home A dish dinner was served at Following the dinner C. J. presided at the business For the program George Slawson gave a very interesting paper on Designs on There were 10 members Those from lola were Mesdames C. J. George Nellie M. Arch Saferite and Miss Dorothy and Carla Brown Circle Meets At the James Home and Mrs. Charles Wood em bers of the Brown Circle of the First Baptist Church in Mrs. Wynn's home last The evening was spent in doing White Cross During the social hour a layette shower was given Ipr Mrs. Bob Refreshments were Mrs. Leon Nelson and Mrs. King and the Mesdames John E 3; niva 1 Richard C. E. James Charles Bob and Misses Mary Lucile Wag Gayle and Viola Mrs. Ross who was unable to be a gift to Mrs. Wilma Jean only of Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Wille and Lewis J. son of and John L. Burke were married al 8 o'clock Wednesday May 1, at Catholic Church in Piqua CALENDAR FOR THB TONIGHT IL- wiener roast at Riverside Park shelter Bring covered dish and 6:45 p.m. Country Club stag Club dinner CMS p. m. Centennial dress WEDNESDAY Henderson Ladies of the G. 2 p. Memorial County meets p. m. Kelley Call 75 for reservations by Winmore Class of Christian Church meets p.m. Bring meets 2:.30 LilUe Methodist THURSDAY St. John's Altar Society covered dish 6:30 m. Centennial dress The of Trinity Methodist Church meets 2:15 in Fellowship meet 8 lOOF Halir McKinley PTA meets 7:30 p.m. school sixth grade meets 7:30 The Woman's Society of Christian First Methodist 2:30 423 at the church at church all others 1 o'clock covered dish Mrs. Jako 80C N. Mrs. Harold 15 N. E. Mrs. erice The Grange Homemakers meet 11 Stella FRIDAY Jola War Mothers dish 11 Mrs. 534 Past Noble meet 11:30 a. m. at Hall to go to Bring covered table Luncheon at hall in case of Japanese Children Accident Victims OUT By J. R. W. R. Mr. and Mrs. Sinnie Moji rc turned home Sunday from a day trip through the visited and Mrs. and family at while Mr. and Mrs. Doc Wilson of Tulsa were weekend guests of his Mrs. William LaHarpe If you miss your Register tall A. 68VV, and Mrs. Wayne Ross of near were in and while here Mrs. Hoss visited Alice NOTICE - Anyone having trash to be hauled must have it in containers ready lobe picked up If paper boxes are used they be tied with cord or City Mrs. Mote Robinson returned home Sunday from a two weeks her and family of Ind. A large audience attended the Baccalaureate services Sunday evening at the Methodist The Rev. George pastor of the Christian Church was the and was assisted by the Norman Bonham of the Methodist high school will be held May Banta of Denver will be the speaker at Eighth grade graduation Thursday May 19 with the minister of the Evangelical United Brethren H speak on the subject and at 8:15 p. m. and Nels Christensen Humboldt Items and Mrs. R H. Johnson and and K. Johnson and family went to had a picnic dinner III En route home they stopped at Damf and at Lake where they had and Elmer and family al their Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brooke and family of Pittsburg spent the week Mr. and Mrs. C. Ar It. L. and other Rummage by of at cabin in Community and Mrs. Harold Aldrich of were evening of Kenneth Sunday callers were G. A. Curtis and rOR FROM the Upper Room Head 2,'! or John 10:22-30, though I walk through the valley the shadow of 1 will fear thou art with thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. 2:\:A) Wf one thai of love Thou lis in an We arl us in- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weide and and Mr. and sons of lola were Sunday guests Charles Mr. jat the home of Weide's Mrs. Billy Beckman and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ily of Colony and Mrs. Bucky Miss student St. Francis School of spires to May wo such our and family ol Kansas City Mrs. Guests of and Mrs. George on Mr. arid Mrs. Nels New Floor Care Ends Waxing One of the difficult jobs of to wax linoleum asphalt tile thanks to it's no necessary to wax and apply Glaxo coating that I Udi is here to spend her with her .Mr and Mrs Leo Schmidt and her Mr. and Will of recent here They were accompanied hy Mis Jenison of Denmark who lias been in looking after business While here they visited and Mrs. Will Lockhart and Mr. and Airs Frank Joe Fort spent the weekend here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barfoot and Sunday afternoon callers al the Barfoot home were Mr. and - and Mrs. Bert of El Dorado were lecent visitors al the Frank day evening guests were Mr and Mrs. Harold Bulls and The Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Wright were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Henyan Saturday J. a longtime friend of the joined al breakfast Sunday Mr. Wright is a former pastor of thr They the homecoming Sunday a missionary .Mr and Schoonover for Baton to a meeting of the National lo bf about days The plateau of central Asia is called the of the hove wonderfully In to in m my ond wirti from to hod Arthritis ond of ond my limited felting you Kere but if you will write ( at once ond you how I thh Mrs. Leia S. Wier 280i - 55 CO. 26W Jackion 7, hour and is It's er wax in the long besides saving a terrific amount of plus truly a beautiful SCHELL'S STORE Father John Rusteika read the double ring ceremony followed by a high mass before the altar decorated with white gladioli and Frank J. aunt of the played a program of wedding wedding marches for the and the Given in by her the bride wore a. floor length gown white chantilly lacie and nylon with a bodice of lace over and long lace sleeves The full was of satin with Her elbow length veil was held -in place by a lace crown trimmed with carried a bouquet of white Miss Coletta maid of wore gowns of and blue net over They carried bouquets of yellow and blue Earl Heckman acted as best man and Donald Murray was the The bride's mother wore a dress of black and white acetate with white accessories and a corsage of white dacron dress was worn by the with black Her corsage was of white A dinner for relatives was trucK and near the slopes of The on the while trying to negotiate a tricky Marines tried frantically lo signal the but the engineer did not see them in The followed on the sea sinking of a big ocean ferry boat with the loss of 158 on seeing the Knights of Columbus Hall at After a short wedding trip the couple will make their home in For traveling the bride wore a light blue dress with white SERIOUS OFFENSE an opossum found northwest side street Upon arrival at the Racine Avenue the gave birth little her for carrying ' HEARING CENTER lola Representative TOKYO Wl - A special school slammed into a stalled truck loaded with inflammable paint The train jumped the rails and burst into Police said two were injured seriously and al least 31 others were Scores of were shaken In another on Japan's southernmost a bus loaded with 54 primary schoolchildren caught fire today and 37 youngsters were in the Police said several may The train plowed into the huge Fashion Chats by Fashion U Major Entry at Kentucky Derby The running of America's No. 1 Horse city of Louisville's biggest week of the On the club house grounds and in the box fashion was a On Derby the excitement begins long before of the feature which starts late in the Part of the which gather front of the club seal entrances and the most fashionable women on arrivaL An added on fashion placed Dowos management give impetus to the tradition of dressy wear at the It placed great stress its in wouW not be from cities all race - horse set from the Bluegrass gave the fashion touch lo the club scene which helps the event so widely ' Beige and Navy ran neck and neck for fashion the hot and humid 14 Time Offered at This Low All First Qualify Here's What You 4 Dinner plates 4 Saucers 4 fruit dishes This dinnerWare is under for lasting beauty and Guaranteed never to wash off or Regular on white background with a lovely soft green Time Only A Buy 2B-M| now and SHi w SALE Priced 35< 35f 65 Coupe 65< Lug 45 45f Butter 70<-Dinner Small Platter Medium Platter 95f Shallow Deep Salt & Gravy Mt Boat Stand or Relish Coffee Helena Rubinstein's SHAMPOOS 2^^ now 1^0- lOi SHAMPOO gold tu GLOW SHAMPOO dazzle into SHAMPOO his in dark 5ILVER.TO^qE SHAMPOO halos white platinum with CREAM SHAMPOO damaged bleached hair to fed. 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