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February 6, 1941 THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKF, YE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HEIRAt,I~ ~ ] Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baird called Robert Bryant spent last week- ~ ~'r ~,11rllr~ilr~tlv w AF,--. --i.=~ ~ ~v.~ !Sunday "fftcrnoon in the home of end with Ben Biderman at Iowa nn Co. 11 I(NIIN IIR'AI ANll PI;R IINA/IM ss Agne, l a rd i. isbon State college in mes {ER~.I~ "-'"=~lv&l llaIVV 1LllJ ,tllLltilJ gU|lkkSVll,r'llUI l)r. l)avid 1)elo, of Knox eollege. Miss I,ucia Fordyee of Ames gned - - - ) (;ale,~bm'g. Ill spent htst Friday f Jh~ i in the Prof. and Mrs. N. A. Miner spent the week end in the home of ]her mother, Mrs. Ida Fordyee. ad q~~ ill last i home aUves in ' ~" e esta~l ~~t was ahle I I~wrence MeKay of Des Moines Liila~P~AIle'an'~^ ,~ ,~. v * :~. on e~UestlP%v.~ er~ 1 ] .~ltSS AlarEl,~l l~Ltllnan el )iln iwas an overnight visitor Saturday ~''-- "~f"" . ~spen~ tne week one tn lne nome/in the home of his mother, Mrs. B. erS ~%s !in!} l of her parents, M,'. and Mrs.E. I{. IA. MeKay. ~n:t~ t~e~71~i!. ~f her sister, Miss :l?!~h~sr}n]fi~'~r!!n~IFl~,~,~i(s(~t~':Q;~;(t" I,a~,l; a2,~d Mrs" l,ukes I{obinson of'theMiSs Gwynethschoot facultyY Ung'in Marionmember Ofspent w~enharkOf ~,Valker were Sunday dinner guests tilt, week end with he," mother, ~A t~t rs last I in the home of Mr 'md Mrs Merle Mrs. Roy Young. ~" "~s. J. ~ Buser ('umberl'~na" Eln~ ~ Nit-. and Mrs. Everett Jordan ~u vt. Dodge. nonae. IIMrs. Rose ttickman was a guest were dinner guests Sunday in the nd Mr and Mrs I ester" Caraway -tnd i . . . B. I~~raway and at a ,bu'thday part} m honor of home of Nit'. Jordan's parents, Mr. ~n the he:he 'Bert l':runlons in Marion la,t Thurs- and Mrs. H'u'ry Jordan. Ltor~, Mrs. :Mac (lay evening. ~,~ n * ,~, "1" i Mr. anti Mrs. H.obert Beiher of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn StinKer of Vest Branch were callers last -----~rd~~qnt of Turns t{einheek were Sunday evening Sunday afternoon in tile home of s,pper guests in the Mr a.d Mrs r and I.loyd ,urge were gu(~sts last w(,ek on l in the{l lovd I .e(~r'md heine 4b home of Miss Bryant's parents, Dr ~} "ln(t M "s ~"~r]'t nHe ker Miss Rosalie Mulherin and Arn- and Mrs J B Bryant !in'; f'm~il ~ ~" ," '~ ,~ !) Iold l,'ladoos of Chicago, Ill spent " i~. u : y or .m "ran "ere v~mtors the week end with Miss Mulherin's S Indoor Applications one Portraits en,s Pictures A SPecialty after 6 o'clock appointment a card to Box 493 Roberts Vernon, Iowa Mrs. lmella V. Ninde, who has a i Monday evening in the Mr. and leave of absence front her duIics i . h's. C. A. ttaak home. as head of the home economict~ do- i Miss l)orolhy ('ahterwood and pertinent in Cornel1, left on Slln(i:/y I afternoon for hat" home in l+'ort i l)ee IAtthrop of Mariou spent ,qun- day with the lattel-'S parents, Mr. "Wayne, Incl. and Mrs. Boyd l,athrop. Miss Waunetta Nipple, nurse in ] Merle (?umherland went to l)cs St. Mary's hospital in tlochester, Moines on Monday where he has Minn spent the week end in the jaccepted a position as block man home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. for the Altis-Chahners company. L. E. Sipple. She was accompanied i H.ev. and Mrs. V. J. Wright of by Miss Marian Van li'osb~on and Ft. Vtayne, Ind are spending a Miss Etta Rasmussen of Marion few days in the borne of their who are also nurses, i cousins Mr. and Mrs. B(/yd I,athrop. Miss Bertha Bahlwin and brolher [ Nit'. and Mrs. Lauren l~urie and l{oss Bald (:in were guests Tuesd ~ylMr. and Mrs. l,'lzo Soden of Url)ana parents, M.r. and Mrs. J. Mulherin. Mr. and Ml~. S. A. "Westeott of Cedar ILapids and Mrs. Joe Sed- [acek ,jr of Ottumwa were visitors in Mount Vernon Sunday after- nooH. bh . and Mrs. l,'orre~t Sigglns and family and Mrs. Guy Siggins spent Sunday visiting in the Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Seward home in Wat- erloo. Mrs. ~Nahlo l,efobure and chil- dren, Eugene and Carolyn are ill with tile flu this week. Miss Mary Adelaide Mulherin is assisting in their care. evening at a picnic supper in the~were guests Monday in the home l Mr. and Mrs. l,ester l)acken and Fred l~al(lwin home. Th(. o('(':tsit/n '(if Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cumberland. !family tnoved last week end from honored the ninth birthday of .I,an Miss Arlene 1An(lsey, student in J the Joe Novak property to the II:lldwin. Mr. and Mrs. 1,'rank Iowa State Tea','hers college in Co- [lower al)artment in the Mrs. J. F. Baldwin and sew,ral other friendsdar Falls spent the week end in lMidkiff home. from ('cdar t{apids were included !he home of her parents, Mr. and l,'red Travis, jr student at the guests, iMrs. Arthur lAndsey. State University of Iowa at Iowa I) Mr. :md Mrs. I{ussell V inegarden City, spept Saturday and Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. (?. l)urian of in the home of his parents, M]'. and ~V('lhnan were calhq's Sunday in Mrs. i"red Tra~is. the holn(, of Mrs. Vinegarden's Mrs. Daisy Butler returned to mother. Mrs. ltattie Miller. her home in Meehanlcsville on ]~ll'S. Guy l']l:tl ('s of l"t. l)odge Sunday following a visit of a week joined her tmsl):(nd Mr. I'hares on in the home of her brother and sls- I'u('sdav to reside in the Mr. and ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mrs. ilarry .Jordan borne. Mr. tllootn. i l'harcs s t i nist with the .leeI bit'. and Mrs. R. C. Anderson and }~ (illeSb:g tol' Slllld:tV nit4llt SUl)D( r day afternoon in Cedar Rapids. On I h, stra Mrs I,e.e ",'hompso. s.ont Satur / ill till' Mr. :tll(t .~ll'N. l l': Nipple I~llnd:lv ),It. and Mrs. Anderson ltolllo WPI'I', l)esid,'s tiloir fanlily: spent the (lay at their heine in Mrs. Vau~hn house mother in lh,' l~(,rtram. nurses hon~e at St. ,rakes hospital. I Mrs J B l,aing, teacher in the and Miss Peters, ins/ru(.ior in St.kindergarten in the Ward school, lad<,:; hosl)ital, Cedar IG'lpi(ts. has been unable to meet her elass- MI'. alld 5'Its. V illialn f'rathcr es this week because of illness. NDABLE COALS and nine-monthsold son, Bruce, [ Miss Mary Alice Crew is supplying i moved last Friday from l)e~Vitt [ for her. -- Delivered Prices. land are located in an apartment in I Mrs D. E. Hedges, who has suf- INI)IANA SPECIAL $7.75 the Ha,'ry Jordan house. Mr. lfet ed with arthritis for mwet-al l'rather is the proprietor of thenionths does not improve. She is BLACK ROSE--$8.75 new bowling alley it, Mount Ver-Ivery uncomfortable thin week of non. [ which her many friends will he sor- I, OTHAIR $10.50 i Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sipple of lry to hear. : BRUNHILD $10.75 VVilliamslmrg came Saturday eve- [ Mrs. Hattie Miller returned home RANGE---$8.50 ning "n~d spent over Sunder'in the [last Thursday from least Chicago, STOKER -- $7.75 : home of Mr. Sipple's parents, Mr. ,Ind where she was a visitor for ~nd Mrs. I E. Sipple. Other Sat-Js(veral weeks in lhe home of her ~~-~.L LLILAND COAL CO, urday evening supper guests in the [son and daughter-in-law Mr. and: Sipple home were Mi'. and Mrs. [Mrs. Cephas Miller. i ~~ ~ Bo~,d Hmton -" " " ] Miss .lane Washburn of Cedar' i Miss Florence Valker of Clinton I Rapids, daughter of (}sear Wash- ] was a week end guest of Miss Helen I burn, enrolled in Cornell on Men- a I Valker in the Mrs. Grac~ Risser [day. Miss Washburn was graduat-; "The House of Quality ~ Valkerentertainedatdinne,'atthe[dar Rapids at the mid-year exer-i i home. On Saturday evening Miss led from VVilson high school in Co-i ! }.art'n-Senour Paln i Y~isser home in honor of her guest.' cises. She is staying in the home Other guests included: Miss Marie [of her grandmother. Mns. Sly West. Yaryan, NIaxine Davis, Maude Sing- ] The many friends of Mr and /~4~ ~ er ~Mys. Fraueis Meade will be glad I Mrs. Robert Bauman and Mrs. ~to know lhat Mrs. Meade's eondi- ILl V . G. ICruekenberg left last Friday [ ,ion is slowly improving and the ~muse a,nu; ~o,~,o weeks sit. They ex-|b~by daughter, Judith Ann, who Kruckenberg's sister, Mrs. Fr'mk ] fine. Mrs. Meade expected to leave rotect Your Buildings With This Paint Nelson, in Chicago with her moth-/the hospital in Vtaterloo last week. Jer Mrs ('athorine (?linch in El-/ ~ " Benesh re (ive(1 I " ' " " x ' - '. . / Mrs. a~argaret ,' ~ ~ ur hlterlor gm, I1 and,qth otner frmnas m / Decorating ('hicagoIll,word last week of the ueatn el We Have the Following ' ' ",Carl Brown. 37, former resident of NEU-TONE- FIat Wall Oil Paint Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lott ortMonnt Vernon. which occurred in -' uR BRITE I. . --All Purpose Enamel Quick Drying Carrollwere visitors last week end|( lcnwood School, Glenwood, re- ' ~'|'O --- lit, the home of the former's mother| contly. Burial w'~s in Glenwood. He NE--Medium Gloss Finish for all interior Mrs. Cath(wine IA)tt. On Sunday] was a brother of Harlan Brown IMrs. Lot, who has i)een eonfincd,who formerly lived in Mount Ver- ! decoration Io her home for several months re-, non. ,l'l~(}~l~ ~,*~. -- cove'ing fron in~ "ies received in/ v" PORCH ENAMEL---A Heavy duty fall, aeconlpani(!d her son to Car- ! .vlrs. Jon.n Auraener is oDser lng [toll here she h s 'her ~Sth b~rthday today. A dinner W . ,'13 en~ere(1 Idleno~s-i -- d Enamel t it 1 ~ h "' i /at tne nome ot ner son-in-LaW an p a Ior o scrvatlO 1. [ dau~-hter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank WAGON AND TRACTOR~ PAINTS J.H. Johnson of Cedar tLapids,|Wttes in Cedar P, api(ls, honored VARNISHES AND OILS fo,'mer resident of Meehanlcsville,[ the occasion at noon today. Mr. retu,-ned recently from a trip to,and Mrs. J. ]3. Bowers and daugh- Call rds,~v~v~ ,o,~ IRio Grand('. Texas. While there he|ter M~ss Maryjane were guests at A~ Our Spring Line is now complete. Is,tended a three day celebration at/the dinne- I Mi~ion Texas. V~hile at the cole-| ~ ~ ;PALE F JOHNSON ~[ }',a'" n' n h fir" d - -' ,r ana ~mrs r'a "ara wooos D', E10 O. t e st ay ne Dr! . "'" -ne-~t "" tn o f l a m t " M "urk """ r" " / 1-1t wee .sa, y atte o I1 O cn. nee e t ,~ tSno ty) / " ~- '~Vastlington 1~ ? wnere ali'S }VOOUS ;and had a fine vtmt with hnn. Mr.| " " ~ . .; . ~ na Johnson sMd he kn.w hi, "~t once[has been accepted for a ctvn se,'v,ce " -': - . ] :. . ~posil on in the Veterans Adminis- Tltl. j aLEnougnnena(1notseen. nlrn[OF /' BING AND HEATING . : . .t ,".ion h,mding Mrs Woods took a 38 years They hat~ ,linevisit anal 'Mr~ Johnson was a dronergueston|,he civil s(]'vioe examinations in Mount Vernon "-e" f tit f,rn nc r Mi,~i nIthe spring ot 1 )38 and received her ,n lr " : & . ,"0 ] ~ . } ippomtment just last, I' tlday" $ I thc following Sunday. / ' IMrs. l~oscoe Blinks "lnd son Ed- ,vie. und Mrs. I~links mother, Mrs. Marshall Oxlcy sr of Marion visit- ed in the home of Miss Alice (~hall,- berlin on Sunday afternoon, Mrs. lllinks and son have moved from their farm to the home of Mrs. Ox- Icy where they will r~side until next ~pring when Mrs. Blinks plans to hlli]d a honle, in Marion. Mrs. Joseph Gray, 'Mrs. F. M. McGaw and Mrs. II.oy Young at- tendcd ,~ city 'wide missionary ,netting hehl in St. Paul's Method- is, vhureh, in (~edar I{api(ls, last MR. I COLN" ~ ,~,o,oo. ,~ ~,~ A~uirre, of Sanliag'o, Chile. who was a wcck end guest at Pfeiffer hall on the Cornell campus, wan the afternoon spe~tker at the nleet- ing. Mr. and Mrs. lion Ink of Peoria Ill were guests the first of the veek in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ink and Clayton Ink, Don is transferring from the Caterpil- lar Traetor Co. at Peoria, where he has heen tn the engineering de- partment for live years, to the B]aw Knox (7ompany in Pittsburgh, Pa where he will be in the designing division of the engineering depart- merit. FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED One Enlargement FREE with Each Roll HEASTY DRUG STORE Between the GuK and the Great Lakes stands one nation instead of two---thanks to Abraham Lincoln. Let us keep the house undivided. We have the richest resources of any nation--and the strongest banking sys- tem. In the great process of turning qold into the steel of national security, banks will play an important part. Speaking for ourselves, we shall work in every possible way in the months ahead to help you and your friends and this community to go forward. INSURANCE Fire and Windstorm Automobile Health and Accident Life OF TH! F|OI|AL DIPOSIT INSUSANCl CORPORATION S. N. MERRITT Office in Bauman Bldg. 0ft. Dial 3412, Res. 4262 Mount Vernon, Iowa MT. VERNON C~II NO'figS PBESBY~I C~H ~ev. JOSeph ~. Gray, Jr l'm~or P Club at the Meth- odist Church. o Sunday-- 9:45 Church School. 10:45 Common worship. Sermon, "Love Is Very Patient." 7:00 Evening service at the Manse. Talk by Miss Hazel Midkiff. Wednesday-- 2:30 Missionary society meeting I at the home of Mrs. Irl Hoodmaker. Thursd&y--- i Guild supper and meeting at the~ 'Manse led by Richard Fuller, who: will speak about music and have! I recordings to play. Friday-- 6:00 Choir supper served hy the Industrial Society. 7:00 Choir rehearsal. CHRISTIAN ~OE CH~CH "Spirit" will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Feb- ruary 9. The Golden Text Is from Oala- tians 5:25, "If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit." The Lesson-Sermon comprises quotations from the Bible and from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker ~ddy. One of the Bible cltatlons reads: "God is a Spirit: and they that wor. shlp hlm must worship hlm in spirit and in truth" (John 4:24). Among the selections from the Christian Science textbook is the following: "The belief that Spirit ts finite as well as infinite has darkened all history. In Christian Science, Sptrlt, as a proper noun, is the name of the Supreme Being. It means quan. tlty and quality, and applies excl~ sively to God" (p. 93). 311 First Avenue North i~s Luke's hospital in Cedar Rap- ~Irs. Floyd Kitchen spent the dayI Monday with her mother, Mrs. J. E. ! Kinrade, and sister Lucille, in Mt. Vernon. Frank Anderson, sr received in- juries to his back when he fell from a load of baled hay on Saturday. Mrs. Henry Roselle is ill at her home near Lincoln Heights. Mrs. Emmett Albaugh s p e n t Thursday afternoon with Miss Tillie Kramer and Mrs. Frank Letner. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Stick and daughter have moved to Alburnett. Mr. and Mrs. George King on Saturday afternoon visited in the homes of Byron Wetzel at Spring- ville, the Nathan and Roland Port homes at Martelle. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kramer of Marion were Saturday callers in the home of their cousins, Miss Tlllie, George and Robert Kramer. Robert Kramer visited his uncle, i Z. T. Kramer in Marion on Tues- day. Augus~ Pospisil has been chosen to fill out the term of school di-] rector made vacant by the removal! of Mrs. G. R. Jorgenson to Mount Vernon. Perry Knapp, a pneumonia pati- ent at St. Luke's hospital shows improvement and he now is able to sit up a part of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Freeman and Mrs. Emma Donnell, all of Morn- ing Sun called Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nebiker. Miss Irene McGowan spent Fri- day afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Osmond Berry. NEWS Mrs. John Wain CHRISTIAN LADIES AID SOCIETY MET THURSDAY The Christian Ladies Aid Society was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Blanche Holcomb and Mrs. Mrs. Evelyn Brown, Mrs. Jennie lwere recent callers at the Walter McConaughy, Mr. and Mrs. ArgusI Decious home. McConaughy and Bobby helped Mr. I Mrs. Jennie McConaughy speht and Mrs. Arthur Siver celebrate I last Wednesday in the Eugene Arm- their 10th wedding anniversary.I strong home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Decious and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas of Melvin snent last Sunday in thelames were recent visitors in the Ernest Decious home at l~arion 'Allen Mitchell home and on Sun- Mrs. Blanche Holcomb spent Sun- d~e~he~haollaSpe~tothee deaaYr'nAtn~he day with her mother, Mrs. Callie mesa N~man ~-- Mrs. Gerald Darsee and Mrs. A1- iv*r ana lvlrs. Jonn l~amD el ~tocK " 1 F "l ma Curttnght called m the Ear al,1LI spem me week enu m J the Lowell ~ro~-I h"~'e Farley home at Lisbon Monday afternoon to see Carl, who is very Mrs. Anna Richard and Eldon sick with pneumonia. We build them in our shop and deliver them to you ready to use. Many sizes, styles and prices to fit your needs. METHODIST CHURCH Doris James. Rev. W. Glenn Rowley, Pa~tor The Sunday school meets at 9:45 Sunday school class No. 7 of the every Sunday morning. W. B. Gray Methodist church had a party at is the superintendent. !the .church. Wednesday evening. The morning worship service is Mms Gaff Poet called at the Low- at 10:45. ':Abraham Lincoln, God's ell Kohl home Sunday. Aristocrat,' is the subject of the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Peet, Mrs. sermon by the pastor It is well Evelyn Brown called in Anamosa that we take time to appreciate, Tuesday. as a nation, a man who dared to Mrs. Raymon Stearns was a think God's thoughts after Him. Thursday guest of Mrs. Allen Mount Vernon, Iowa The High School Epworth League Mitchell meets this coming Sunday evening Iven Reed family spent Sunday ~ I 1 I at the Mark Hutchinson home. in the Cuyler Reed home. I 1 Shirley Minnick is the devotional Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bobst were I Ill I'l II Ill leader and Peggy Magee will bring dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louie~I the lesson. BObst on Sunday ; ~ ~ ~I ~ k I uo aura r owaaeu o ~r ,el ~~! ~I Elzoe Plummet home Monday : ~ ~ i" ~ f : should be a large attendance after l ternoon, t the new semester has commenced Willis Brown of Springville was The M. P. Y. club meets in the[a caller in town on Saturday ! l ar te ee rr i i !~i i~!i v m Youn eo le be I vlmtmg her sister Mrs Ferne Friday e en" g. g P P "l ' " I rend high school ages and not in Jayne. I the college groups of the commun- Mrs. Evelyn Myers and PatsyI it are invited to this fellowship spent Saturday night and Sunday in g~roup every Friday evening. Cedar Rapids. Sharon Kay Myers i The Midweek Praise Service in lspent the week end in the F S I the church next Wednesday eve- Myers home. i ning at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. E. T. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Felshalb of Gough, once pastor of this church near Anamosa were callers in town i and now District Superintendent, Monday. will bring the message. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Poet spent ~]~ i ~ i i ------ Monday in the A. J. Baird home in Bertram Mount Vernon. / 1 Mrs. Arnold Corn and Mrs. Har-, old Corn caIled at the Virgil Miller { ~t~o~ ~-'-~LD t'~R theme in Olin Monday morning. , ~.Y '~,;;~,u '~,*'~.r.~ .~ ,~'."~.~, / Mr and Mrs. Glenn Crew and[ Mre Ann~ T-lnl~inaer .~nvdm- RRIdane~ VlSl~eG rem~ives a~ l~ell ~mme ~unaay mother of Mrs. Charles G. Bach-I ' ~ She U r 1 1 m~n dio~ at a Cedar Ranids hos Connie and Vivian Bobst and ~~] "~-~ [I q ""7":' -~"? "~'uneral Evelyn Von Sprecken are ill with] Over 9edgers and stuff ;~'I~ pital a~ a:zu a.m. ~unuay. x I All tinseled and lacy 1 eri~carle~ fever servmes were he d Tuesday aft - " I With Valentine,{luff I- lJ I , noon at the Dunkard Church, north .~ vlr. and Mrs. J. C. Blayney spentI ! But nowdoys it different I ~un(lay In /~lamosa of Cedar Rapids with burial in the . t S t~ry elor~ by. Mrs. Snyder Mrs. ~rgus ~v~c~onaugny and fMrS'er i For every 9id knows ~1~ i I was well known in this community Ferne. Jayne spent .Thursday a t - f The 9iff with a fhrill I i ime noon m as she had spent half of her t t IS ~ bOX 0{ sheer hose. i during the last seven years in her pglJ. daughter's home. She is survived o.un~.u v~ a by another daughter, Mrs. Charles m~ i~n'aln~ ~I*r2 ~ ~u Bassett Mr d ?n C OUroverflowingdiSplay with f Vale.tines is I Bleedner in Cedar Rapids, one . ". " ' " appropriate - n Ral-h Bachman and one ana Mrs. l~Ollin 1.mrsee and Mrs. I "~ granaso,p , [great grandson, David Bachman. Alm~eCat~tt~gah:e:Ple2teSunday In ~ selettions for your friends. Ifhe i ------- e loves a joke send an arresting MOVIES ARE SHOWN AT Mrs. Harvey Barber was honored ~/~7"~ to novelty card. If she's sentimen- FRIDAY EVE PROGRAM at a birthday dinner on Sunday. Moving pictures furnished enter-Those helping her celebrate were .~'?[|T[O~ tal.ndadelicatecardwitha tainment during the program given,Mrs. Martha Barber, Mr. and Mrs.~'~~~~/- Z %0"ii I'l.~F~ Friday evening in the Methodist :Howard Dragoo, Mr. and Mrs. tender We vel~e. are particu- church by members of the Broth- Glenn Stabenow. ~ -- larly proud of our exhibit of na- erhood. The opening number, co~- Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Larson and gregational singing with orchestral Betty and Joyce ~oraon ana Mr. ,tonally advertised Golden Bell accompaniment was followed with and Mrs. Joe Hurt and Barbara the invocation by Rev. J. B. Eye- were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Valentines. stone. A group of selections was! Ernie Stahl on ~unaay. played by the orchestra. Announce-Mrs. George Newman spent Tues- It V meats and dismissal were by the day with Mrs. Esther Kohl. pastor of the church, Rev. J. B. Howard Reiger of Lisbon was a eF lOI Eyestone. caller in town Tuesday. a Frank Gordon of Mount Vernon ty ~t METHODIST NOTES spent several days in the Leonard Services in the Methodist church Gordon home arl(; a~l~u~| on Sunday begin with the church Mrs. Iven Reed called in the school at 10 a.m and the worship Clifford Larson home Monday. Mrs. period at 11 a.m with sermon by Larson is sick with flu. Mount Vernon, Iowa the pastor, Rev. J. B. Eyestone. All Maxine and Doris Larson called are most cordially welcome. GERALD SCOTT WAS HOST TO MEN'S BROTHERHOOD Gerald Scott was host to the Men's Brotherhood at his home on Tuesday evening. A business meet- ing was held, in charge of the new- ly elected president, Floyd Kitchen. at the W. C. Larson home Sunday evening. Mrs. Marvin Johnston called at the Allen Mitchell home Wednes- day. HOBBY EXHIBITION WILL BE FEATURE AT PROGRAM A Hobby Exhibition will be a feature of the program to be pre- sented on next Friday evening in the Methodist church by Division No. 4. Mrs. C. C. Berry, chairman, requests that each member come prepared to speak on the hobby ex- hibited. All are welcome to this interesting program FOREST LANE PUPILS HONOR TEACHER Pupils of the Forest Lane school 'on Tuesday honored their teacher Miss Ruth Mikulecky and a fel- 'low student, Delores Lnenicka, on i their birthday anniversary with a dinner at the noon hour. Mrs. John Lnenicka presented the guests with a large birthday cake. Mrs. William Mikulecky enter- tained at a family dinner Tuesday evening in honor of the birth an- niversaries of her husband and his twin sister Ruth Mikulecky and Mrs. Mikulecky's sister, Delores Lnenicka. Members of the Zenith Club en- tertained their families at a party Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Argene Allbee hon- oring the birthdays of Mrs. Mervin Zeller and Mrs. Clair Stoneking, and also the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Allbee. A group of friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Mikulecky pleasantly I surprised them on Saturday eve- ning with a party. Present were i Mr. and Mrs. Vade Beville of Ce- :dar Rapids, Lewis Cerveny of Fair- fax, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Butter- field and Miss Ruth Mikulecky. Mr. and Mrs. George King on Saturday visited Mrs. John Cabalka and Perry Knapp, both patients at ri.te of Denmark ig![:t Ililliam Iblla ear e Little Theatre, Cornell College 8:15 p.m. Admission 50 cents, Students and Children 25 cents. Reservations Telephone 5662 or 3132 The play is the thing--make your reservations early