V V|UI|'IIIV Ml I v/| ^ T f. tl I IVI I I v« •During the put two days sev-ReportingMainstreetBy Eddie J. ShawFarmers are anxiously wait-wing for wheat fields to dry so they can start harvest. Agent Sam Rowe said that he believed as soon as the fields dry combining will start. Clarence Beat* who is in charge of the farm placement office at Dieken-sheet's Imp., north of town, said this morning custom combiners are coming in picking up applications and that he is placing harvest hands as fast as they come in to his office. He also said there is an excess of trucks and farmers needing trucksshould contact the office in Kiowa.President of tin* Kansas I i-brary Association Mrs. Ernes-tinc (lillilund will answer questions concerning the possibilityof the Wellington Public Libraryjoining the South Central System of Cooperating Libraries on Friday at 4:.HO p.m. at the library. All interested persons tare urged to be present.A group of youngsters in the north end of town entertained some of the neighborhood at a recital Wednesday afternoon on the front porch of the Robert (iaddie residence, 1110 North C.Those taking jart were Dana Marsh, Valmane Everhart* dancers; Diana Caddie and DianeMarsh, teachers, who also did a dance; Dexter Marsh, record guy; James Cantrell and Rawly I vt-iImi curtain guys.there will be a covered dish supper tonight at 7:.10 at the \ I W Hall for the officers ofthe Post awl Auxiliary. Members of the Post awl Auxiliary are also invited.BiMe Moody, 424 North B,called this morning to re|ort she saw a Bob White (Quail) in the Kenneth Mouser yard, at lith and B, about 7 this morning. She said it was walking round and feeding.The Philatbea (lass dinner scheduled Lriday evening at the I irst Christian Church has been postponed until June Hi.Tomorrow is a birthday for Dean Jones, Eldon Troutman, Mark McCracken and a weddinganniversary for Mr. and Mrs.Johnny Blake, Mr and Mrs.R D t pert. t