L’ts and crails, tfeveriy totewari; /ping and bookkeeping,' Donald !ors.Plans are underway to add a immunity Chorus for men and •omen lander the direction of Jordon Clark; physical education 3it women under Mrs. Otto Aus-in; a study group in photography tnder Earl Galley.Registration will be held Nov, 5 t 7:30.Mr* and Mrs. Sverre Roang are receiving treatment in Memorial hospital for virus pneumonia.Mr. and Mrs, David Blanchard are spending the weekend in Chicago where they saw “‘South Pacific,“The Reformation of the churchdicated mat Miss Bishell Had been, dead two days and that she died of natural causes* Sole survivor is her father, Joseph BisbeU, Mil-waukie, Ore.Funeral services will he held Sunday at 2 in the Sharer funeral home, Darlington. The Rev. E, J.Robert Knap ton Dies at Age of 90MARSHALL, Wis, — Robert £naptony 90, life-long resident of Marshall, died Friday at the home f a son, Nelson, at Astico..Mr. Knapton is survived by five ;ons, Nelson; William and Theo-lore, Marshall; George, Areadia; Robert, Edgerton; three daugh-ers, Mrs. William Ehlenfeldt and Mrs. Tony Ehlenfeldt, Sun Praiirie; ind Mrs. Benjamin Lange, Deerfield,Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 at the Sorenson funeral liome and at 2 at the Methodist church here,- the Rev. Oscar Stanke officiating. Burfal will be in. the Medina cemetery.—1—■—•-» -Evansville Play To Be Nov. 9-10was the wonderful work of the grac- Jeffrey, Methodist pastor, will of-ious and merciful God” will be the ficiate. theme of the Rev. A. M. W. Wahl's sermon Sunday in St. Joseph's Catholic church.EVANSVILLE, Wls.—The Evansville Community theater will present “Lavender and Old Lace in the school auditorium Nov. 9 and 10. The cast includes Mrs. George Low, Dr. Robert Heimerl, Mrs. A1 Haynes, Mrs, W. B. Gelgeson, Mrs. Don Scott, .Lee Ringhand, Richard Shea, Mrs. Robert Heimerl, Miss Cindy Perlin, and Rollyn Kauth.ROYALTY AT ARENAmm * mmm::4fm.... ■ :yi: *■ •;■:;A, *•: »\::\ 'A;V 5•::Mary Kirch Paul SwensonBrandt Services Are At MonroeMONROE, His,— Funeral services for Willard F. Grandt, 76, Monroe, who died Thursday, will be held at 2 Monday in the Stuessy funeral home.The Rev, Newell Mendenhall, pastor of the Grace Lutheran church, will officiate.Surviving are his wife, three sons, Fred and Ed. both of Monroe, and Ralph, Waukegan, III., and five grandchildren.BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS*ARENA, Wls,—Mary Kirch and Paul Swenson will reign as king and queen of the Arena-Spring Green football game Tuesday night.The pair will receive their crowns at half-time during the Aren a-Spring Green football game Tuesday night A bonfire and snake dance will be held Monday night. The homecoming dance will be held following the game.Members of the court of honor are Jean Nelson, freshman representative; Jeanette Boley, sophomore; Lois Swenson, Junior and Sally Amaeher, semuf.Ringhand ServicesWill Be At AlbanyALBANY, Ws. — Funeral rites for Fred Ringhand, Sr., 80, Albany, who died Thursday in a Madison hospital, will be held Sunday at 2 in the Sharer funeral home here. The Rev. Mentor Ku-jath, pastor of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church, Erotf* head, to which Mr, Ringhand belonged, will officiate.Besides his wife, Mr. Ringhand is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Alfred Pfeiffer, Chicago, and Mrs* Raymond Alien, Mrs. LaVerne Lewis, Mrs. Ben Schocwer, and Mrs. W. C. Daubert, all of Rockford, four sons, Fred, Jr„ Evansville; Conrad, Rockford, and Otto and Bruno, both at home-BUY V, S, SAVINGS BONDS!