n- proved m« walking. ]jPtnS(levelCOMMUNITY HELPS COUPLE CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARYto at ties lt;IdentsponBible School Ended Friday; \_ Several from Out-of-Town are he At Blanchard Memorial DayMrsandBLANCHARD. Juno R — Hlaneta- ! °akHi- .. K«........... ............... I «l^nsi- I slierard had a big event Sunday to cede- | jlt;w,tl braie the Roth wedding anniver- j J.,i nary of Mr and Mr* EJIlsworth Hry- 1 . n'a ant. Their daughter, Helen (Mrs , 1*''** Frank Gardner! Richard and Mar- ; ^‘ garet. came from Dos Moines ETi- ; ^ l(,r day to help perpare for the ecle- j,,I1H I bration. Her husband, Hr Frank ; ^(a ! Gardner, preached at Des Moines ,FT., j Sunday and another son, J Wll- j ^ on | Uant, preached at Monleith before ,lt;e . I coming here. Hill” will graduate | ‘ill from Drake in August. Mr and Mrs i j..ri(he Robert Hryant and nine children lls came from Horseboy, Nebr, Sunday, he Robert is a son of Mr and Mrs KIIh-he worth Bryant. Their son. Rev Ijw-T1met Mar Mtod ell Hryant, motored from Topeka, j (fMoilest ! Kans, after preaching in the morn- ,IW1 | ing, bringing his wife and Rada, j *()m ' Another son, Manfred Karl Hryant, j came from Herahey, Nebr, Sunday. {on ity bringing his wife and four children. fur lar They went to Topeka Sunday to j \ rit. stay over night with the Lowell an‘(j ni- Hryant family, as they were moving ( Gf ar- j to Hutchinson. Kans. Their daugh-as ter, Mildred (Mrs Dean Penny) andrv- five children were present. Mrs j,-guealMrKarl Dameron, a sister of Klls worth Hryant, came Sunday and ^11 ^ will visit this week. She lives in tin Louisiana, Mo. Mrs Bryant's cousin, lav Mr and N,r8 Arthur 11 Miller of i ; Clarinda, came and many friends He end Hi*ned the guest book They re- [ *.M( l*.s ceived a table full of gifts. The Sc serving table had a gold center- Vo piece made by Rev Frank Gardner, He ner a large three tiered wedding cake. faT rry Denver L Nuckolls, wife aud of aye daughters, came Friday to spend vis rth jthf wt‘ek end- Denver attended the ha the « alumni banquet, all returning to Cn un_ their home in Stratford Sunday. Mr re] -on and Mrs 0 S Noble were guests at ] the Templeton Rice home Sunday. an ar(j The 4-H club had their meeting qu at the Glen Boylan home Wednes- thlt; 8tg day and enjoyed a wiener roast. tet son Pr»nitiry election was held , er.of June 4. The voting booths, receiv- vt. ing • clerks and judges being in the oyd American Legion Hall and the counting board upstairs above the $ a telephone office. There were 82 F rial vote* f»«t Receiving judges were cc Roy Sparks. Lee Whltehlll and it lfir Nancy Whlgham: clerks were Reba wn- Flnnell and Ion Henslelgh; count-ilee inK judges were J Maurice Whig-Sat- hani- Verner Hart and Mary Hoy-lily, Ian; clerks were Elva Bean and vest Alice Carlson. Maurice Whlgham e took the ballots to Clarinda. sTo Son’s Rites j yAlbert Nordholm receiyed word j are Saturday of the death of his son, N f 0f , Charles, at El Monte, Calif. Albert’s daughter, Mrs Bert Jocken, | Jlt; expec ted to arrive in Kansas City Tuesday from her home In Summit,N J. and Albert planned to join her there to take a plane to California.howlt;fetyee-fetyortsi.