*r'jfcM*M r. and Mrs. Ilam HillHills I’ostponrn-•S.•h( |M ‘II I louse* lt;11(»oldrn \\ rddiiii!U ~..... rait ituif*4 PACKWlt;«H. la - Hr and IIVEWIRESe e* nle:hMrs Harry Hill, who planned to Nine niembers °f the Cedai void open house at their horn-* Ftvewin*s 411 club nu t Mondaytoday, their 50th wedding anni at the homo of D^MKpversary, h*vc postponed the eventtHemiXI[■ Iinitbecause of the bliy/.ard conditions. Demonstrations were given bre,They wiil holdI to 4 p m on home and all fritare invited to attend^ Iona Fleagie, who prepared a(l Mr and Mrs. Hill were mar- n,|ish dish, Andrea McFarlandleihuminlt;‘olned 1*4) IH. 1910, :n M i«,i!^ lt;IVt a t.,ik nt. » i- in On. UlShe is the former Glennie Bales. Meals The hostess served sand They lived on farms near Kes* wjches, cherry pie and hot chocwu* and Kmross for 14 years n!atelt; Marjorie DeWit was a spe-Wore moving to near Ollie :n ciaj guestI,i.oi*IKE They rrlW in l«l ami ^ MarcllUv.d in K„ l.land baton mnvins . , . ,;o PackuoodThey have four children. War- «■ . *rcn of Batavia, Orville I) of ' I !*?**• .»11110*11*1 IS!(']‘uiolivhi hrwitIrfi- llcdnrk: ami Mia lva Bell Mitch- . -■ ■ ■ | tand Ray Hill of Padcwood. ollOMCT 1101101*1*0ell*si-;Thc couple also has 13 grand- th(dI children. ^ RICHLAND, la. — Mrs. Mayn-* art! Mineart was honored at a |(,J