SHIRLEY M. SPANGLER (Week of June 4) Guests of Mr. and Mrs. attended the State P.E.O. Convention in Ottawa, Wednesday to Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shearer, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shearer were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kim Riley and Jimilee, Wamego, Saturday night Mrs. Lester Shearer visited from May 23 to the 31st in Dallas, Texas Dinner guests, Sunday of Mrs. Anna Carlson were Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Anderson, Kristin and KarL Vliets. Evening guests were Mrs. Anna Nelson and Mrs. Evelyn Samuelson. Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Bullock spent the weekend in Topeka with the Ben Browers. Memorial Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cherny were Mr. McKee, Mrs.
Charles Hamilton, Frank, Debbie, Andy, Chris and Benjie, Beatrice, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Floyd spent Saturday evening at: ther Vera McKee's. The John Steensons, Waterville, were there too.
'Mrs. Richard Long and Angela and Mrs. David Long were in Marysville, Sunday afternoon. They also called on Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Warren, Blue Rapids and Phyllis Sadlowski, Old Mexico. Mr. and lire.
Clarence Cherny, Beatrice, Nebraska were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. arid Mrs. Alvin Cherny. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Green, Topeka visited Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Gurtier. In the afternoon, the women attended the shower for Miss Tracy Houdek. Those helping Mrs. Lillie Schroeder, Vermillion celebrate her birthday', Sunday afternoon, May 24 were Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rosedahl, Grace McKee, Ida Ernil Lindeen, Albin Lew and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson. Saturday morning, Mrs.
Pat Padden and Ramona Gaston went to with her daughter, Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams went to the Larry Brims', Bolton, for Sunday dinner. Dick's sisters, Mrs.
Lucille Popejoy, St Louis and Mrs. Eva Brans were also there. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and Joe, Topeka were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Hub Roeder attended the fiftieth jubilee of Father Lobeck at Most Pure Heart, Topeka, May 31.
While there, they visited in the Jim Fry home, also. inis wees ot Mrs. uouy Miller, were Mrs. Theresa Murphy, Mrs. George Ruetti, Mr.
and Mrs. Frances Hardman, Marysville; Mrs. Julia Harland, Mrs. Eleanor Cochran, Mrs. Alice Metzger, Mrs.
Earl Spencer, Mrs. Caroline Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mover, Brooke and Bryce, Hiawatha were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Hazen. The occasion was Bryce's first birthday.
Junction City to attend the Zone 4 ooroniy planning meeung. Miss Carrie Padden, Marysville came Monday, June 1 to spend Monday and Tuesday witn fter grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Padden. Mrs.
Gary King visited Iris Sabin, Saturday afternoon Mrs. David Stanton, Tulsa, Oklahoma was a Wednesday evening supper guest of Iris Sabin. Also spending the evening with them were Mrs. Caroline Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Cherny, and Mrs. Evelyn Spencer, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shearer -1 Lyle Wenzl, Memorial pay were Cindy weafl, Manhattan; Al and Norman and Mr.
and Mrs. Tim 'Murphy, Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawdy, Bern iwere Monday afternoon visitors of IMr.
and Mrs. Terry Nanninga and family. i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boyle at- tended the Table Rock Alumni Banquet, Saturday night in Table 'Rock, Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Erickson and Danny, Hillsboro, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson.
Fridav. Lee's father, Mel Erickson, suffered anotner Heart attack and is slowly recuperating at a Los Angeles hospital. Helen Holsten and Lenore Yost, Center were Monday evening suDDer euests of Mr. and Mrs. Tbtv Nanninga and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Peterson enjoyed a combination business and pleasure trip to Washington, D.C., over the Memorial Day weekend. While there, they toured the Capitol Building, The White House, Ford Theater, the Smithsonian Institute and many other sights of our nations capital' Steve and Scott Peterson were guests of their sister and her i family, Mr; and Mrs. Jim Perry, Awhile their parents were in Washington, D.C.
Shelly Nanninga attended Lion's State Band at Washburn University in Topeka, Tuesday through Saturday. Saturday evening, 250 high school students from Kansas presented a concert Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nanninga, Katie, and Konnie attended. Tuesday, Mrs.
Nanninga and Katie and Mrs. Kim Winchell, Hope and Kami, Axtell took Shelly to Topeka and the little girls enjoyed their first visit to Gage Park Zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry and family, Emporia were Sunday dinner guests' of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Perry, Gene and Mrs. Ernest VanVerm. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Perry, Sarah and fKris and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Perry and Justin, all of Axtell. Mrs. Nina Leonard and LeArm were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim White, Axtell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boyle and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Montgomery, Hiawatha ate dinner at Big Lake, Missouri, Tuesday noon. Mrs. Inez Hoyle, Irving, Texas is visiting at the home of her brother, Everett Beattie. Monday, Mrs.
Hoyi and Mr. and Mrs. Carleen with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar All were dinner guests of Mrs.
Hoyle at the Town and Country Restaurant in Frankfort Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kabriel and family, Summerfield, were Wed- nesday evening visitors of Mr. and 5 Mrs. Terry Nanninga and family.
RECENT HAPPENINGS (Week of June 4) 't Mrs. Sammy Colby and Kelsey, Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bonin, Salina; Mr, and Mrs. Larry Lindquist and Ryan, Polk, Nebraska; Mr.
and Mrs. Dean IcDc-naldSilver Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Dale FeTdliausen, Manhattan; tMr. and Mrs.
Howard Kenworthy, Brian and Chad, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Coleman, Boise, Idaho were and Mrs. Gary Cherny and family, Marysville. On Sunday evening, May 31, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Cherny and Iris Sabin enjoyed a cookout at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cherny and family, MarysviHe. Mr.
and Mrs. David Stanton, Tulsa, Oklahoma were Wednesday noon guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cherny. Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Floyd visited Saturday, May 30 and Monday May 23 in Marysville with her sister, Mrs. nannan jacooscn in me nospiiai. Saturday evening they visited Ted's sister, Mrs. Marie VanAmburg at me Mary Marshall Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Floyd, Beattie spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Floyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Floyd and Diane, Boulder, Colorado visited tn Rishirrtflv mnmlna with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Floyd.
Also visiting with the Floyds were Mr. and Mrs. Vera McKee, Carole KOVJ 1HLP Hardman, Home. Kansas. Mr.
and Mrs. David Long were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long and family. Mrs.
Gary Griffis, Sue and Christina returned home, Monday after spending Memorial Day weekend with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shafer, Wymore.v Nebraska. Mrs. Richaro Long and Angela and Mrs.
David Long were among those attending Memorial Day services at Antioch cemetery. Later, Mr. and Mrs. David Liong were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Long and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Long were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Long and family, Saturday. Richard Long, Harry Shier, and David Long were Saturday dinner guests of Creb Long. TRY AN INDEX CLASSIFIED' FRAKXFOKT, KANSAS, INDEX THURSDAY. JUWE 11. 1S31 ..3.: i 3 Memorial Day visitors ilinnier Umphries.
i Darlene Nemechek and Mrs. Wilma Picolet visited Mrs. Dean i Picolet, McFarland, Kansas, Sundav. May 30. Mr.
and Mrs. 'MUton-Cfeaffeer- FOOD ICSiJTiUES That's right Ford is offering its dealers special cash incentives. And that makes it possible for Ford Dealers to save you hundreds of dollars on new standard-size two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive pickups. It's part of the big Ford Truck Sales Drive and its on right now. You must order or take delivery by June 27, so see your Ford Dealer right away: mm i Denver, Colorado went home Friday after spending the past week of May i 25 with Mrs.
Lucille Netx. Mrs. Lois Steir, Sedona, Arizona 4 visited the week of May 25 with her. brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Jones. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitesefl lj were Sunday, May 31 afternoon and, supper guests of Mr. and Airs.
I Wayne WhiteseH, Blue Rapids. I Later, all went to Liberty, Nebraska to see their grandson, Mr. and Douglas Whitesell and Brian. Callers the past week of Mr and Mrs. Roger Williams were Eleniiedy FiMon Frankfort, Kansas.
