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V~,~,,,,, I--_-.I- I Mrs. Dale Davis returned last The Gordon Behrens family may- ~ ~ • W'* &l ./ 'ATTEND TURKEY CONVENTION /~e,,,~ t"l$ ~/^.~,,~ liar^... Mt. Vernon, la., Hawkeye-Record
,~ ANTI(} ~|llIJII I-O~ai5 !Wednesday to her home with the ed Saturday from the Busenbark wrJmc ~.-Jplll~lnln~ i~lt~r i~[t~]bnml~bllTr~ [ The Ed Thompsons Roy Bow-I*"~l:lv~ v, ,wv,.~,l w~.~,o and The Lisbon Hel~ld ~
|~mmml, a vvm ...... ~ my .... vmmwmuv .... mansandH'R'HanleyattendedtheiDiscuss Reannortionment iTh- ., Jan. 24, 1957 laage $
Bes ' - Watson Davises after a visit in Wa- apartment to the home they recent- ~U "; m i ~ II f% i Iowa Turkey Federation meeting at ,r L
MuzumCE me ~chuhart of Belle terloo since before the holidays, ly purchased on South Fifth Ave-:inursaav In t.ornell t~vm :Hotel Fort Des Moines last week. i Reapportionment in Iowawas dis-~~
nell has~s a gtjest of her daughter, I A week end a-uest in the Dr H nue.
rre~t is~ge Humes, anct her family ~ , " '
.... :)nday until Thur~- ,~, C. Lane home was Dr. Lanes broth- The Rev. Karl E. Swanberg went IV IV Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Hanley i cl .~ed at the January meeting of fairly divided on the basis of 're-
puonsnelne ' ...... ~u~s ~d~L i er, Carl R. Lane of West Hartford, ta Chica~o Monday to attend a rain- i ...... ! .... rode out with the Bowmans cn tliC Mt v~rnon Lea¢{ie of m s~ eel ve ~mmbers'- bv population '
St.
He
was
ell
route
to
Cahfor-
lst -s'
.......... • ~ • . LI • Tuesday and Mr. I'hompson joined :Voters on Thursd'~v mornin~ Jan ' Lcaguc members were given plans
t°~-~:t'Ir°mneret° T°le" ~ C°nn'~tt another daughter.', wo, kshop continuing through ~ m Ians WhO go~ meir money's, © • . . ~ . • ~.~ Wo en • * .... . •
nmese ' • nla , °" " " " "" worm a~ me L.oe-uorneu barn Musl'onqs NICK them ti~ere. Mr. Bowman was on 17 ........ i tff reapportionment to study and to
cuge,_~¢¢illi'n• ..... - woorf Elwin anal! Mrs.' Earl Jol~nson u; Cheyenne l seminary.: Friday at the Chicago Theological iDurnZ j asr Ch~ur~'ay ~a~gntasa~o~n_ i,~ • "~11 ,~ . . the entertainment committee and : Mrs Geor-e Uthoff chr said that :report on at the Feb. 7 general
[~or a, omer ~ s t s. y -.. '-,~nrln~Vllle lWlCe Mrs Bowman served on the cam-: _, ~ .. ~ . ' . " . , . ~mceting
; the i~lll'e~ul'~ed this week from Wyo. is visiting her cousin Mrs'.l ............. mourn plays on me local Iloor. With I /Iv ~ -~i" .... ~ ...... un¢ler Lcw prcsenl, svsiem Of elect-, "
last Spl'|~cu, k:alit where tho- hnd T +1 ' r~l ~+ ~. ~ ,~ ' +~, Mrs. man 13avles wen~ ~ovvl,tuu"-e -a k "- 11 seas n fai from ovei " *'= I~ .il , .~ , , , Ing OUl stalelc lesentatlvesand __
t" " ~ ~.,.,-, I~zI_l~.leY ~,a~en~,erger anu o.,er " ~ - . = 1-nlttee ior tile laOleS mncneon ano i. . . " . '
.lngiVirs Woof ...... I ..... - ; .... IWuesday tothe home of her sonim o s-e~Da ~o :.~ rlln Elose ~ames introduced the speaker 15acn laflyi ~ ".," ~ " P'~" ......... ~------------------"
.. • t b aaugn[er,relauves mis week wnue ner nus-,~. _ ~ ,-- ---:~..oo;,+ ~h~ ,~,t ann ~econfl semester a~flidons ann , . . . ." ~ .el]ators mereare rongnlv I t~oo oOO ,,,,,
bchuman and he ..... ttoa wnereshe win .,oo.o~ ~.,- ...o~ I ~ recelveaa ceramic I~Ul'Key as a Fi n " " - ~ ' ' '
, r family band is in Cedar Rapids on business I . substractmns coming up forthe [ .. ' • ...... + th~ ~ .... ho,m ! c t ze s o~ mwa wno are under-IIII IIII
WS ~ relatives for +~ ....... I ......... "~ of the week m the care of hertwo
C .... peal two, ~no .,onnsons arrlveu ±vi o n fl a y~ ..... T] ...... rt n--'el Gale i cage rosters of many schools, the The Mt. Vernon Mustang varmty ~-~;" "~,~,~d~'~,~'~ • * ....no~ lrepresentedcompared to 800,000 Nil .. IIll
a may ,. 1_._~2±2 I gran~s ..... ~..-..~ ........ l .
leader, murmx~g. ' " M ....... +~ ' .... '+in- in a stron~ bid ~ bidding Springville teams Friday ~vmlnes ~o uenve~, ~oto., u, uua - I ioritv of the le-islatur(, ~5 i,, th,~ Illl ~'~,l II I~ I~,&l~l IIll
day Jan~-----------------~murmug~ . i The Clarence Neals of Sprmgvflle i Midwest race is still wide open.'.and reserves held off two strong , ~'.~_" =F-~_~5_. ~.:.~'~,:~='- .u~]who are over-represented. A ma- lilt ~,ll &l~ I*.*&*.~*&, Illl
' "' ": ' ~ a'le- on Llo d Neal Sunda after 7''":'vu'U~" Is ~1~~4~ )l ] '1~ 1 ! nPq]t in the local ~"m to collect a ness. Next week the Thompsons ] ,~ " ~ ,, • ~ " -\ --. "-. °'F Illl IIII
eetmg g ~ ~ • c i a y ' y - ior me ntle, t=ornen expects to De I a ' aJ -la- to attend the Minnesota Tur house anti zo m me senate, is elect- IIII IIII
inks and vmenh nl~s noon and the Merle Goudys of Lis-, stronger next semester. Grinnell ~;pair of victories in the Eastern. Iowa P " ' Min- led from areas havin-s 1,~ .... ,,o.u ......... unc- Hum . ..
,~a .... r bon were Monday afternoon callers, still wants in the picture and there Irace. It took a httle doing m both key Growers conventmn at -' third of the state's total population Illl runes on Ifll
~venu.~ ; mn't a team but what just m~ght up- cases, w~th Sprmgvllle play ng by .... ,.,,~, ~,, ~ho, ....... ...... II1| I1|1
The Hallmark Line I MrenNe~lln~Ss:mprovmg following a " ' ' ' ' i ,zcap .... i
'far its cat of the ear ~'~ ......................................
m"'oom's Book Store Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beard of Den- set Coe. and thus g~ve a boost to ] .... ~ .......~.._2 ........... : ..... ~ ~r-~,r~ ~-~ tar Representatives is apportioned in Illl fill
some omer contenaer, i Ulll,y UllCJ ]JUIIIL bt~pal¢l.b~'U bll~C: bWU dlZ'Jlkt~?J~l:~ ....... t~ ....... i .o,.~,,~n.oo ..i~h ~honr~.,iqi,.,¢ .~ IlH "- m I 1 1 mL ~ Illl
.... ar AT MIL"A"KEE --"S .............. ..... ~ ..........................
I , • ;teams at the ends of tne nrs~ qu - W u , ~w . 1 " " h
ver,
Colo.,
spent
Monday with
the
, The Rams eouldnt qmte pull l . . the constltutmn Any c ange will
9^--,. = Thursdays game out of the fire ........... '_ . ." ....." ........ have to be made by constitutional Illl NELUICU% IIII
, ]ters m the varmty contest the~ Mr and Mrs James Kent are lo- "
• ~U~ ~ .-~_ _--- ...... latter's grandmother, Mrs. Charles
......" ~" - gk a era go;Urloles caging Ilrst men me iVlUS- eaten a~ aba~ IN. b0tn, lVlllWauKee,, ....... ,llll m lille I~" ~" IIn
. agamsi me ilne r~ona'~ cg . ' ...... ameuament. ~ecoramg to ~.vlrs. Ill,,n IIII
-- - - Lacock. They had been in Farn-
• j tangs• By the close of the thzrd Mt. Wzs,, where Jm~ has a posztlon m I - • ~ • '
hamville visiting Mrs. Beard's fa- one can afford to make a mzstake • , UtholI tllerc 1~ a two fold job to be
• , Vernon had surged ahead to a five the graded missile d~xlslon of the' .
~1~ ~ ther, Wayne Lacock. ~ against Coe when they re hot anand]l point ........ margin ann omseore¢~ ~pri~-~ g- A-C S-arkp Plug- t~o." A~t---~ er g-ra~'uu- .[dane'. . 1. A short range 3ob to re- ~."~
unfortunately a few bad passes d l ............ ati n ~r m I w "~ " 1" ~ in I dlstrmt to conform to the present IIII Illl
~l ~ ~ Sunday dinner guests of the Fred • ~vlue m me zourm to emerge a o~- , o • o o a ~ta~e co zege ~ .
~ ~ Bears were Mr. and Mrs. Albert ;a: theSlaCkdiffer" OffeneeOn reboundmgin a win orCanlossmeanforia~ "" winner, meehanicaz" en-ing eering* ne~ servea~ l; toC°nshtutl°namend the' constitution2" A long torangeput oneJ°b IIllllll -- . _ IIllllll
. ~ Pollock and daughter Shirley ofa Coe competitor. 1 Bob Kruse had his best period re.me mr corps as a neutenan~, re- " nouse ........ on an area oasis ana me omer .H~ • ~• I||1
: • Springville and Mrs. Nettle Mitchell~ ;-~ *u- *~ rth and his 3 buckets and eelwng hm separation from the ' , .... Illl ** Illl
It looked for a while that the i ....... ~yu • ...... service reeentl-, at Holloman A F B ' on a populanon represen~auon. !1111BI~_||||I~_BK q~ IIII
, ~o ~ ~ of Marion• Afternoon visitor was]great battle between Coe's Pursell 5 free mrow pomps, banshee mm m . ~ ' •"' , . ~VB~llVllk
'" Your i / ~ ] J'-U'T-F-Y-I Z Bob Parkerof Marion. ~..n r- ........ r. ....... ~ u.~ a 24 total for the mght. Dave Stentz New Mexmo. [ 'The problem of reapportlon-![l[I IIii
)t Iuncne0n ~ I/rtJl- -l- 1 Robin Plattenberger of Martelle I ......................... would have made it more difficult ---- ment" said Mrs Uthoff "is not :till till
1 " • for tho Mustangs with his vrettv MANY FROM DISTANCE ATTEND I Iowa's alone. In state after state, I |1 I |
... hie-el.... |-- ~t~1~' ' - " '~-~-~ ~l~ ~ spent last week with her grand- snuffed m the first half as the fouls .... I II
}added up for them both. Despite accurate eve for~he basket bu'-t was RITES FOR CHARITY FISCHER ] the Congressional districts are not i ~ ,
that they both rode out the game
~vu~ r -,~,,v~ I~ ~ "~['~.~ ~ | parents, the Luther Plattenbergers,i held back b-" four fouls ninned on In addition to those mentioned in
" O' "* L.._* l[~::~A~/~,| while her parents the Robert Plat-. • .... ~ ~" , . i
, ,*, uusmess tenbergers, were 'in Denver, Cola•,:i g~vmgtions of S°mecollege°fballtheanyfineStcrowaeXhzbZ:wm ........... him in the first nnarter~ ...... last weeks Hawkeye, relatives at- rl
I ..... -- ...... -" . tending last rites for Charity FlS-
be pmvileged to see ~na uaDer ~vn. vernon ~prlngvme cher in Cedar Ra,,i,~ ~h,,.~,~ [
~~--' ~[-/T~5 ' attending the Denver stock show.
...... ft ~ ~ .........j
~1~[ ~ 1~ i Tim Morrissey is expected home ltOOk the scoring honors wzth 28 Ig It p Ig p .............. :
I ......... " ~ were ~vlr. ~lscner s sister ann her
""m~/ " 1 Saturday from Colorado college, points to Pursell's 22. That Coe was l,~ruse u o '~~en~z o u '~ huoban,~ f .... ~u Tol~./I ¥1] ~1"*.~
C! • n • . n~ P, I Colorado Springs, Colo., where he i hot is emdenced by the 20 points ±vlunen z ~ a nealu ~ 1 ~ ..... *[~K]rl;D] ..... t~ h~,- ,*h;1,q*-,~
losing a ousIness aeal. ur has attended college the first acmes- Bowman 1 0 0 Clarke 2 4 4 ~.~"..", ~-'t'< ....... ";~" ~'." ..... ";
Gordon 1 2 3 Almstead 00 1 anu ule uanlelson of Ehsworm ann How Far
ter. He is transferring to the Uni- ~ the William Carpenters and their
just eating with a friend? We versity of Iowa for the second Clements 2 21 2 Brown 0 2 .~ children of Belle Plaine. VA~U~
make it our business to insure ~emester. defense, as he's the one who cut Knutsen 4 1 Colehaur ~ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fischer went
Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Rega of Mt. down the style of Pursell. After Martin 1 1 1 French 2 6 ~ directly to their home in Broken Will It
your lunching pleasure. Come Pleasant, Pa., were to arrive Wed- the score was tied at 64 Coe pushed 1 Bow, Neb., and their sons, Howard
nesday from Chicago to spend a into a bare lead and pulled its 202116 Thoma 1
Woods 3 6 Fischer of Tacoma, Wash., and Lt.
famous ball control stunt to cut the
soon ....... -- *~-'~ --ar^ntal Dr Rus- I ...... David Fischer of Norfolk Va. and .. . _.
zew ua~ ~. m,¢ p~.= .. " __ scoring and carry them out to a l ~ Iv ~u the lat~er'~ ~-if ........ ~;,~ '*~,~,-,, ~'lF~,,,",41,*,,,k'~
' .sell t~o~e name. ~ne ~egas.were 73-68 victory. Scoring by quarters: . . ~. ~......~...v...~............... ~1¢11~1~11,
I~l-*m[m~,, I~,,~A ' i ~nofh~agl~tetrhs,]Sc::::nta:tenmng a Following the Monmouth game[Mt. Vernon .......... 10 15 14 22--61 IOZ a zewaaysvlslt.
, ,~,,~.~.~¥ , ,~.~v~ t " "- " s will have a rest from the} ,pringville 11 13 • 10 19--53 ..............
. me tram [~ .......... ¥1~l'l'~i 1N E2k~T
Jet. 30-261 , Mt. Vernon t' reTh~riLc~Y?mEll~s~v~Sr~ldet2~teW2:d hardco~:; t~v?~loellegheeYxaCmrsamNthx~!HItp~°°mkena d°Ubwlen°~le~lrm%fn~r ~he
h aMv: ~/;~ 1%C e°l e2an thta: t ~s:~d2°
the Illowa Nutrilite Sellabration at .... .-~ ,~,_ o ~ ...... in"; r~rin lgame was tied five times. A look ~ . ; .. Y ....
-- lint n at ~;~7 .....u ......... ~ .... - • ozner aaugnteranason-ln-iaw ur
~ ~11 the Lafayette hotel m C o S -._~,, l at the quarter scores w~ll show .......... -. "
~ !1 u~tday°°nM::ssiE°lnhS°nt~P~k;idu'~g I*" " Jt-~-HC~-~-~ [~hheat~ m~at~tebyrsattipg:tga~;riA! ~M%~k:;~i J~l~wn}~ ?ih~:~;i~ssithn2g~ Unless your f, re ,nsurance coverage ,s ta,lored to f,t the
~ I ~] Fourth R (Human) Relations" wara Jr, rl , LOS S 'ville led 9-8" at halftime 19-18' at . e
,, ~ ' " ' • ' spent Christmas in the Lester Cole-current value of • • '
~cce fl: • n the close of the thzrd 30 29 your prope , tt ust won t stretch to ,.'over
[ ~ ~ I~ I Harold B. Clark of Huntingdo . To U. Hiah In Pair [ .... man home in Kalamazoo Mich She r~ I
1="---------~ ~ Pa., was a week end guest of Ward " ! With a bit less than three minutes and the Bakers attende'd the' Car
)ur creea~li~nd~Yar~rt ::ts:rUeCtOr ~utesdC:;neltL hTWf~:ens:tJ~niwOr h~gh te~.tm;r~Ok i~efete ~rto%% gaemt% Ri~h:rdorG:a:~l~: nell dinner on Jan. 15. Joe Kase- today's higher replacement costs...Be sure your home is
...... Y I r. t e r " Y Y l P . . - low is president of the group.
~Champaign Ill where he will re- afternoon as the Mt Vernon juniors]Twice each team haa a cnance m
a Ph D de ree m chemmal II
~:~:.-.... "'~.~g~i4i~:~}i!!iil;!i:i:!ii:iii!i~iiii;i~!i:i'~'::~:::~:" ' ~ ." . ~ , ceve. . • • g " . . " had their first contest with U High.. break, the tie on free throws but Tho .......... Ray 14Prhnlrt~h~irnor.................... fnrni~v fu y protected ... see us.
~.~_ ~ engineering from the Umverslty °f It is almost a record of sorts that, failed and the score st°°d at the end .... t th .... k and with Mr l-l or
~ ~ Illnots on Feb 1 the score was just 2 to 2 at the end ~ of regulation play -= ............................
~~ 91 z • • . ........ ] • : boldsheimer's parents in Guttenber~.
~ i . ,. ,'~"~,,, ~ ~ Q ; Mr and Mrs. Dick Stoltz accom- of the zirs~ naut. m~. vernon easuy I In the first overtime Stentz poked Tho Vorno C .... ~ ~n~ W ....
MemoriesMemo rl'es OfOf ~,\\\l~\~,~ -, ~> ,i' panled by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoltz got the ball down..the floor but]ini a bucket for Springville. Glattly ..... were ~unaay': ~"(~ %'-runner ........ ann? ..... supper
(,~ /]'/ ~:of Anamosa spent the week end in could never work it in for a good ibalanced with a fielder. Then the guests of the Joe Bidermans Frank &A • I A
• ~,~,],,.'~~ ~! 1'[ ~!Chicago and Joliet Ill. While in shot. That left them with but a~ou~ Orioles with 2:08 still to be played ~id~rm .... ~ ~; ......~=_.,~,^. /~/~/~trl, l{{t~l II~tllVF~l~a ~k~l~n~,~/
lnrn£ ,-,,uu,,t,9 Duuu,y "~., ~iChicagothey attended apIay and atl8 attempts in the two quarters. U started a stall. Ted Pence broke it Kathy Sho~';k w'~%-,~.q,~,'~'v~m~'~;n' •-,v----,~a~a%,~1' IIl~V/~llall~ r~ll~WZ
• -- ~lJohet wmted m the homes of iHlgh on the other hand, tried their up as he fouled out of the game --~ ..... "
[ " • ' ' t i e the circle butI • . . ing callers and Mr. and Mrs. Fred[ "
r~ice ~1 frzends Mr and Mrs. Paul Brumund i shots from ou s d , , wzth 4 seconds remaining. Thoma ...... ~ ...................... I Dial 6921 Mt. Vernon
• • m ts the hit but~ ~.u.,a~ u~ ,~uar rtapms were sup-
-- -nu~S"--~~s withwith aa quietauiet beautybeauty bXiand Mr and Mrs. Don Jones. I m 20 some atte p y !~tned for ............................... the winning free throw nPr "~n~t~ nf tho l~idormnn_~ F~i..- i
:hv~tr 21} pl:Zs=ma,n a treasured memory ,s ii lllllll i ~M~idV~r~f°~u~Pwenred cU°Pd?w°~el:h~ i~dhs~wli}}dndt°~v~e:::~ g~;:2Or! ~~~
• n i High kept. on trying and workediO~dt sion of the ball, one shot was tried ( .................... /k
a 14 7 wm H~pple had one but
" '11 _ I! - " i skipped over the rim and Rich I URN UN YUUR LI(3H I ~,
DON AND DOROTHY BAXTER iI r',~.. ~--A~,~.~.~.~.~ • gl oal and Rhodes 5 free throws for i Hol'dahl on the rebound tipped the ( r------ ~ ....................
i1 l~l V~J%#~II I~00 ~ ]the locals• Hunt led the victors [ ball into the basket to end the game < [ ~
" B~vf.~. AA~rf-,,~,-,, !| •;with 3 points. 139-37 for Mt. Vernon. < I _1, IdAIIPIi II1: nlM1:e I "There are many nights, you know
I ~IA/~/ /V~'*J//U%.~.7 ! II A two quarter contest for the re-iScoring: ( I Uq IlI~IIUll UI MIi/ILtl I -,-, ....... _" ".. " ; , ~Z
rer~,,- ~. , ...... , ~.. ,¢~ ..~ -~*~ m *- I • se~ves saw all the boys -etting into, Mt V Reserves' Glattly 13 Ma- ( / - I Inar you can, say, attena a snow, 5?
,,.~,l Ulal 0//I LISDOn Ulal 0-01/i t " : ° i .... --
t it has ! aKe Iiplay but Steve Pennmgroth pump-caulay 10, Studt 6, Pence 4 Clark < / ,r. . I .... : , . " OOOOOO< !1 lied in four fielders to pace the host 4, Hoidah] 2. < / .... I _ I Nights when it seems pretty neat
nd Herati~_. ............ ___-~-------- • •l team to an 11 to 0 rout. ! Springville Reserves: Thoma15 , / ~.~" ~[ffll)lllhl~FI -~ -. , ., , , ' , "_ _ t9
hsw,, '- .LILII III
• r .... i ! ........ < ave your home on no retext
I ..... • -'" " "-sketball In Store • P
r twa ye~-., I tl . I /kAK | r emy. t _ooa ..... I I .-. That we may have more tranquil times <
;/ " I I011r s,Jl, il ! Sechonal And D,str,ct Meets Here < I _ I Consider well the March of Dimes, !
very rnU /~ LV/--(I 1 " I I Scmethingnewhasbee,nadded~,i-------------\-----~-- I I And when you hear the whistle blow {
• ~,., @ /I gl~ll F I I bt]lv ~ • - I the Iowa State High Scnool nay' Weunesaay ~eb 27 , 'l q /~3~N¢1~ .... %
IgreaT,7 "Y /I I " " .... ' ' " "* ' "
libaskethall tourney thzs year--acom-~5 Monh . H vs Solon 7 pm i .... Please don t hesitate--but no
j',,, -,, ..,,,,, , Ma,dr,te I nlete schedule in advance* ' following:6" Martelle~ .... vs winner (1)8:30 ," ~.'i.' . ~ " " " "(
I trl ,,av .v. I I[;very team in the state on }ts road't Thursday, Feb. 28 ' Turn on your light from seven to eight <
~nr~ in 0l// "-~ ~ , , • • AA~ ~/~,,~.,, Ilto elimination or victory mroug 17 Olin vs lviarion (A) 7 p.m. t , , ,. , ., ,. . . ,,, (
.... ~z I~illl~ [IDP/~ • ,,u. v~,,,~,, •Ithe state finals at Des Moines on;8 Anamosa vs winner (2) (A) 830 ........ ~na pOlIO--LeTS eliminate!
• u,u,~ .~l~U , ' ' zda Mar 22 and[ •
: I I[Fridav and Satu" y, • Friday, Mar. 1 .................
,• 1123 " Winners (3) and (4) 7 p.m. )
i Effort has been made to keep the[Winners (5) and (6) 8:30 M~I. V~rnnn l e,; n AIIv;l:e~vll ~
• .......... .... ..... "'1 :
y I • •
ou II appreoate the d,fference
when you send your suits to us
for dry cleaning service. They'll
come back every time, "band-
box" clean and fresh.
Licensed Real Estate Broker
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Phone 6891
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For prompt pickup call 5591
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games through the sectional, dis-, Saturday, Mar. 2
, trier and opening round of the state lFinal in Class B 7 p.m.
within easy driving distance of the]FinaI in Class A 8:30
fans who would be interested. In District at Cornell , .~
other words, teams of this vicinity, i Monday, Mar. 11
if successfuI, will not be playing B1 Bennett vs B winner at Cosgrove
much further away than Iowa City! 7 p.m.
until they get into the crucial final (Winner enters semis at Bennett
rounds. Then it's safe to assume Mar. 1.3, 7,:30)
the lucky team's admirers would B2 Newhall xs B winner at Mt. V.
willingly trek across the state to 8:30
boost them to victory. (Winner enters semis at Central
It's almost as difficult to advance City Mar. 13, 7:30
frem game to game through the Semi winner enters at Mt. V.
complicated printed schedule as to Friday)
fight the way on the hardcourt. Mt. Tuesday, Mar. 12
Vernon and the surrounding area !Class A winner at Mr. V. vs
Class A winner at West. Branch 7:30
A substantial portion
this bank's deposits are so in-
vested (in sound loans or se-
lected securitieS) that they
constantly at work. They aid
greatly in turning the wh zis
of business and industry, p:-:-
ticular;y in this comm aiii.
wii1 have a chance to see some good
Thursday Mm 14
competition close at hand because ...... '.. ~ 1
....... ill be the'~em~ nnals t~lass ~ z'~o I
th~ Lsorneli nela nouse w • -
• ~ ....... n-'- dial Winner enters final at Iowa !
eke cl ootn a sectional a u a - ..........
" " " ......"- - ^ -n-~ class B City~aturoay mar Ib ~:dU)
trlC[, Wl~n DOLI1 ClaSs ~x au ! ' " '
schools nlavin~ i Friday, Mar. 15
" " °" ...... [ Class B final 7:30 p.m.
If we haven't go~ smetracKea ~ ..........
• • I firS1, ttouno oi ~mle
somewhere this ~s what ~s on the .....
, iowa t:,ty, March 18
bill at Mt. Vernon: }I 7 p.m.
Sectional at Cornell i Dist. B5 winner at Mt. V. vs Here's the opportunity you've been wait-
Monday, Feb. 25 i Dist. B6 winner at Iowa City
m ' 8 30 p m ,,
1 Viola vs Morley 7 p.. i :' " ' ing for--our annual January two for the
2 Mt. Vernon vs Springville (A) 8:301 Dist. A5 winner vs Dist. A6 winner ~, .. _
26 both from Iowa City finals ~~~....
Tuesday,
Feb.
price of one plus $1" sale• Look over our
3 Wyoming vs McVille 7 p.m. (Winners from here go to Des
4 Gnslow vs Lisbon 8:30~ Moines) stock of dresses including better dresses
Mt. Vernon Church Notes iMount Vernon Locals and cottons offered for sale. Pick out the
T PAUL S "LUTHERAN CHURCH] Mrs A M Hull ret r e T ~~
S . ' . . . u n d uesday dress you want and pay the original
Ralph C. Underwager, Pastor !from a six-week visit with her son, /~;~.\ price.., they are all plainly marked...
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Worship Morris Hull,. and his family in Fort
the10:45Legiona'm" ServicesHall. will be held m /ter,W°rth'MaryTeXas'GailandHullwithinherHoustondaugh" ~i~ then select another dress of the same price
• ~ iTexas. Another son, Dr. David tIull or less and pay only $1 for the second one.
THEK,rlPRESBYTERIANE. Sw~n.I)erg," l~as,or-- CHURCH. [.[dayi°f~-Pal°and.^ ........ ~t.;Alt°'Saturday~,.Calif" withWill herSpendon Fri-his ..... It's just that easy--come early and take
at[way
Thursday
Junior
choir
practice
your pick from FINE FABRICS . . . LOVELY
4 p.m. Church school teachers and!Mrs.. Roy Young. returned .last!
,.¢¢i,',~,'~ meetin~ at 8 ~m in thei~nursaay zrom a trap m me ~hast. I i
.~** ~c~ .... i She attended the annual meeting of I STYLES... ALL SIZES.
cnur .
I Friday College choir practice at 4 I the Women's Division of Christian
p m [Service at Buck Hill Falls. Pa., was ......
I '~u~, J~n 27 Church school atlan °vernight guest and spent a day......~, " " ' " 'n w ~ ~ ~7 ~
t9:30 a.m. Worship at 10.45 am The w~th Mrs. F. G. Brooks ~ Ne
Sacrament of Holy Communion will ; York C~ty and spent a week with
ha oh.~rv~dAll members and'ner aaugn~er ann ner iamlly, ~ne
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friends are most weIcome :Charles Gfllettes m Albany, N..
Monday, Jan. 28, Meeting of Ce-i Ann Elizabeth, baby daughter of
dar Rapids Presbytery. ]the Charles Willmings, was baptiz- Regular 39c Children s 2 pair for 39c Regular $1 00
_ ed during the worship service at Regular 69c Ladies' Nylon 2 pair for 69c MOONBEAM
THE METHODIST CHURCH ]the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Hugh B. Fouke., minister I Her grandfather, the Rev. Charles
V. E~trie Copes, minister of musiclWillming of State Center, assisted $1.00
Brushed Nylon 3 pair for $1.00 2 for $1.00
9:30 a.m. Church School fin the baptism. The baby's mater-
10:45 a m Worship, Sermon "Fac-:nal grandparents, the William Hog-
ing the Future With God" i gards of Marion, were also present
6:30 p.m. Hi School Youth Fellow- ! at the service.
ship ! Mrs. Cynthia Bartlett went to
6:30 p.m. Cornell Student Fellow- Preston last Wednesday. call e d
ship I there by the illness of her sister-i
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Par i s h ! in-law, Mrs. Gertrude Brown. From ]
choir rehearsal; Thursday, 7 p.m.; ! Preston she planned to go to Daven-
Prayer meeting, 4 15 .p.m. Junicr port for a visit in the home of her
choir rehearsal; Friday, 4:15 p.m.. brother-in-law, Harry Bartlett. Mrs.I
College choir rehearsal, i Lettie Kinrade, with whom Mrs.
Dr. Fouke will be in Indianola~Bartlett has been staying, is visit-
during the week, attending the an-ing in the homes of her daughters,
nual pastor's school for the Iowa Mrs. Clair Stoneking and Mrs.
area. i Floyd Kitchen, for a few days.
Friday and
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