IECEIVE RELATIVESAND SERVE SUPPER)N GOLDEN WEDDINGIn honor of their golden wed-iing, Mr. and Mrs. John Krivsky f North Chatham street received heir near relatives informally VIonday evening. Garden flowers vere used attractively to decorate ;he rooms.Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Krivsky’s son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Krivsky, and their children, Wallace, Raymond and Irene, of Caledonia; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krivsky, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robotka, Mrs. Kate Barta, Mrs. Clara Barta, Miss Addie Kroupa, Miss LydiaHaas, Miss Libbie and Miss Agnes Robotka, Dorothy Barta, Frank Kroupa and Wencil Pulda.Mr. and Mrs. Krivsky received flowers and other appropriate gifts, and congratulations and good wishes from many out-of-town friends. Among those who sent greetings was Mrs. Krivsky’s brother, William Pulda of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who was unable to be present.A buffet supper was served.