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February 9, 1939
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA%VKEYE-RECORI) AND THE LISBON HERALD
Page Fh.e
Entre Nots will meet at the home
SOCIALLY IN MOUNT VERNON Ofevening,Mrs.MrS.ThomasLlOydFebruaryOaklandNicholsonl_3. OnwasMOndaYhost_
2~ORE~ i oM+~h~; ~~l~ ess for the meeting of the Ingleside
club at her home on Monday ev-
t cuing. The program was presented
. oore, who recently[day afternoon. Bridge was played by Mrs. S. J. McLaughlin who re-
her home near Tiptonj at three tables. Refreshments were viewed, "Jean Sibelius," by Karl
it of eighteen months, 1served after the games. Ekman.
nditions in India, will i --~_ __ ,, ~.,
e the Mount Vernon[ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Heiler =.d Four of Mrs. Mary McIntosh's
A. A. U. W. and the iMrs. Nannie Hainen entertained at friends were her guests on Tues-
rvice Guild on Wed. ldinner on Sunday the following day of last week. The ladies tied
[ng, February 15, at guests: Mrs. Gusta Minott, Mrs. a comforter in the afternoon and
in Armstrong Hall !Lulu Blaine, Elmer Burge and J.after a delicious supper the even-
ing was spent visiting. Those pros-
each organization are R. Burge. ent were: Mrs. McIntosh, Mrs. Rose
takeI~rs.gU~LrAsS~ll~l Mr. and Mrs. Joe Novak were Dvorak, Mrs. Pitt Manning, Mrs.
-------. " hosts at a house warming on Sat- Josie Holubar, and Miss Mary
Russell was hostess
meeting of the
at her home on
During the
the following of-
installed: Oracle, Mrs.
vice-oracle, Mrs.
recorder, Miss Car-
Mrs. Nannie
Mrs. Elizabeth
Mrs. Jennie
Mrs. Hattie Cur-
Mrs. Ruth
the business
birthday of the host-
Mrs. Mary Mc-
a lovely valentine
which was served
OPEN HOUSE
Lloyd Gustafson
and Mrs. Thomas
Dr. and Mrs. H. J.
at an open house, at
SUnday afternoon, Feb.
the hours of 3:00 and
Members and friends
are coridally invited.
Gustafson as hostess
leaders of the
society.
Home Missionary
Methodist church
the home of Mrs. W.
afternoon, Feb
O'clock. The program
ated by Mrs. George
l~rs. A. R. King. The
ar will be in charge
Parsons.
urday evening. The evening was Verba.
spent playing cards and with vis-
iting. Refreshments were served. Mrs. J. R. Eyre and Mrs. R. A.
Nelson entertained as co-hostesses
Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick was at two affairs this week. On Twos-
hostess at a party in honor of her day evening they were dinner host-
16th birthday on Wednesday even- esses at the Nelson home and Wed-
ins of last week. An oyster sup- nesday they entertained at a lunch-
per was enjoyed. Guests included con in the Eyre home.
the girls of the sophomore class
of the Mount Vernon high school. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ehle were
hosts to a group of friends at a
Sorosis will meet with Mrs. party at the home on Tuesday ev-
Mary McCutcheon, on Monday ev-cuing. Included were Mr. and Mrs.
cuing, February 13. The program Frank Dvorak, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
will consist of talks by: Mrs. Mar- once Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
garet Hoover, on the subject, Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Julian John-
"Jewelry"; and by Mrs. McCutch- stow, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Klein-
con on "Antique Jewelry." eck, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Pitlik, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Pitlik, Mr. and Mrs.
The West End Clan will be on- Edward Staskal, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
tertained at the home of Mr. and Staskal, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Roy-
Mrs. George Wilson, Wednesday hens, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Reyhons
evening, February 15, at 6:30!Mr. and Mrs. Mile Trypkosh, Mr.
o'clock. Mrs. Murton Kepler and and Mrs. Frank Walrob, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lindsey will be inMrs. Mile Walrob, Mr. and Mrs.
charge of the supper and Sanford John Walrob and Harlan Ellison.
Tallman will supervisethe pro-
gram. The Business Women's club met
---- Tuesday evening, at the Carbee
The Home Social club will be house for a dinner and meeting
entertained at the home of Mrs.with twenty-one present. Mrs.
elite Duncan on next Thursday, Phillip Henderson of the Cornell
February 16. faculty, was the speaker after the
dinner, and related a very inter-
Mrs. Edgar Nell is hostess at an esting account of her trip taken
all day meeting of the Good Luck abroad last summer. A guest
Social club today at her home. A night meeting will be held next
picnic dinner was served at noon. month.
I Mount Vernon-Temple Pythian Mrs. C. W.-Neff is entertaining
Sisters met on Wednesday evening her afternoon card club this after-
for a regular meeting. A delicious noon at her home. Bridge will be
picnic supper preceded the usual played at two tables.
meeting ibUsiness session. The picnic sup- Mr. and Mrs-. M. D. Clark were
club
pers have been changed and will hosts, last Saturday evening, at a
afternoon at be held on the first meeting night dinner party at their home north-
,L Carrie Lehman,of the month instead of the last west of Mount Vernon. Guests in-
me regular meeting meeting night of every month.
Kepler presentedi cluded members of the post-office
review of DaleI Mr. and Mrs. Art Crain were staff and their assistants. After
"How to Win hosts for the meeting of the Linn dinner entertainment included chi-
People." and Franklin Corn club at their nose checkers and bridge.
, _--UY:77-.,,.wm h~,,,__,_, home near Paralta on Saturday ev-
er
The
Woman's
Foreign
Missionary
Mi-ss~k~]=~rm~reed losing. A fairly good attendance
society of the Methodist church
,, _._ . 1~= swam- was present The events
'J ~vemn,, F~'-- • g was was entertained at the home of
'clot-~2,' curuaryspent socially and was conclu
.... xnis will ~--~ ..... ded Mrs. A. R. King Wednesday after-
.- u~, wire reIresnments.The annual
~ng, and members are]dinner for the cl . noon. of last week. A money gift
me ~,,~ .... ub members and in honor of the mothers given at
u .... ~me ser-their families will be held at thethis meeting amounted to $21.00.
--______ home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Nell Mrs. H. J. Burgstahler was in
rravis ent Saturday evening March 4. charge of the program and Mrs.
. ertained at !
!.rlday noon. Gues. ..... ---- Charles Keyes led the devotional
ham Freer ~¢~ .... ~ rams Leola Blanche Siver, daugh-
hthl n ter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Siver of hour. Musical numbers were pro-
vided by Miss Althea Goodrick and l
-~ -~uL. Cedar Rapids, was honored Wed-Miss Laura Halvorson, students at
toy entertainedahe nesday evening of last week at a Cornell.
his Sunda- . . i pre nuptial shower, at the home: ----
, of the Pr~shSCn°°l !°f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slyer, his-i A large crowd was present Tues-
h m,~ ~^, o~, =,, ben road There were e~ hteen'
, o...~ ,~L ,-~',-~]-'; i . "g idly afternoon for the third Inter-
nes were -1~.'.'~-slay present and Miss Slyer received a national tea, in the Methodist
enjoyed p aycu ann lovely selection of miscellaneous church. Rev. J. B. Eyestone and
~-~ i gifts. The evening was spent sect-i Miss Gladys Zabilka presented the
Costa,eeof the ally and delicious refreshments program and vocal selections were
_ zttr. will be i were served by Mrs. Slyer and contributed by Miss Kathleen Cur-
L°~ae orMrs. Mae iMiss Lulu Siver who was the as-!rent and Fred Smith. Following
sisting hostess. Miss Slyer will be the program guests enjoyed tea
mrday afternoon, I married Saturday to Arnold Ran- served in the newly furnished fire-~
at 2:00 o'clock.
dill, of Parnell, in Cedar Rapids. place room. Mrs. L. E. Bigger pre-
For Friday and Saturday
5 lb. Bag Free with 49 lb. bag...$1.58
84c. 5 pound bag ................ 21c
Mayonnaise Set with lge pkg 26c
avels, 200 size, 2 dozen ............ 39c
Stuart, Light Meat, 2 Tins
Giant ................. 35c
Size Package ................................ 57c
Whole Peeled Apricot, Pear)4 lge tins
! Peach, Apricot Halves ( Asst 73c
5 pound bag .................... 35c
tin 55c; Sheldon Club, lb 23c
Gauze, 5 rolls .............................. 25c
comb. with thermometer 37c
Stuart, quart bottle 15c
Vale 1 lb tall tins, 2 for 25c
Dried Pract. Peeled, pound ........ 15c
pound pkg, 3 for ........ 23c
tuart, -'dless, 2 lb pkg .......... 17c
Baby Stuart, 2 tins ................ 31c
Shoe String Style No. 2 tins, 2 for 25c
Honor Brand, 1 pound pkg .......... 30c
LLEY,S GROCERY
Mount Vernon, Iowa Phone 132
can get
many UESTIONS
in Three Minutes
at the average rate you can easily
400 Words in three minutes On
ce telephone c . a
ular t'-" • all, you may call for
-. nmg, but usually you will have
three minutes to ask other ques-
!ew typical long distance rates from
TO
*RATE
Moines ...................................... $ .35
Ill. " .................................... 40
..................................... 50
................. .. .... . .....
eapolis, Minn. ............40
Nebr. " ........................ 55
Mich. " ................................ 60
Colo. " ................................ 90
sided at the tea table which was
centered with a primrose plant and
candles.
Mr. and Mrs.-George Wilson were
hosts last Saturday evening at a
picnic supper at their home. Guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burge
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Siggins and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Plattenberger and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leoral Evans will
be hosts to the Presbyterian Guild
next Tuesday evening. There will
be a picnic supper. After the sup-
per a discussion will be led by
Walter B. Gray, Registrar at Cor-
nell. This organization is the for-
mer Westminster Guild.
The Lydia class of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet for their
monthly picnic luncheon Monday,~
February 13, at the home of Mrs.
Dale Johnson.
Bruce Mullen was honored at a
birthday party last Friday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. I.
Mitchell where he with Mrs. Mul-i
len, Ward and Kay were visiting
over the week end. Cards and chi-:
nose checkers, were played, after
which refreshments were served.
Thos present were Mr. and Mrs.
Mullen of University Park; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Ehle, Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Dawson Schlemmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Mitchell and Miss Sylvia
Turner.
MOUNT VERNON LOCALS
Mrs. E. J. Sullivan's father, J. A.
1,annan is quite ill at his home in
Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luke of Wyom-
ing were gue.sts Sunday in the homo
of Nit'. and Mrs. Rolland Minniek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Colon sr., of
Cedar Rapids were callers Monday
in the Mr. and Mrs. John Yeisley
boule.
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Brown of Cen-
tral City were visitors Tuesday in
the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. F.
Stratton.
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Butler of
Viola were visitors Sunday in the
home of the former's mother, Mrs.
Effie Butler.
Mrs. Merle Kafer and Miss hyde-
belle Goodyear spent the week end
at the Mr. aml Mrs. Bay Goodyear
home in Iowa City.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon
and Phelps mow~d last week and
to the John Neff tenant house on
(Rates s~.._:": .......................... 1.30 Fifth avenue, north.
• '---,vn uo not include tax) Dr. l~. E. Bigger and his mother,
are the lowest rates for three-minute calls when Mrs. Martha Bigger motored to
: to talk With anyone avail I)r. Big~er'sfarm neat" New Bos-
~l. They apply e ...... able at the telephone ton, Ill., last Sunday, and spent
s Ra*~ - -~ry mght after 7 and all day on the day.
" ~s for calls to a s eel " Mr. and Mrs. Joe Michalek were
hut Surprisin l- • P fled person are a little
• g y ~ow, too. Friday evening callers in the home
[.ook in the telephone
Or ask "I,ong Distance,, for rates to other
ERH BELL TELEPHONE COMPANy
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Biderman.
Mrs. Mary Caraway who has
been very ill for more than a week,
suffering with an abdominal ob-
struction, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Novak and
Joe Biderman were callers in Solon
on Tuesday and were dinner guests
in the Joe Rushek home.
Weddin ,s ! ......... 2 .....] The nu,nbe," of Cornell tries at[Cedar Rapids shoppers Saturday. home.
_---- ,iCornell" SDort N ews I the hoop were cut to a minimum... [ Mrs. Anna Hodgin .and Mrs. Mac The following officers were elect-
D -- [ by the t ght guarding of the VlSltlng Van Fossen entertained Wednes- ed at the meeting of the M O B
HANDEL-RHO E ..=: : = = = = = ====_-= == = = = = == = [ . • . .
........ 1 an~ Ral h lfiw, '~nd the Purple eagers were lday honoring Miss Ada Hindman club held Thursday in the home of
crrg2 l c se elWrestlers Are Off To [allowed prtctieally no set-ups Anylat a birthday d nner. Other guests Mrs. L. L. Batchelder: president
~', ~ ........ ' .... :~ .~_l -- [shots ~hi( I they hiel were only[were Misses Eli Faust Leta and[ s H H Cooper" vice-president,
L~ol'nell chapel a~ tlt~ ~Uttlll~ IUL O l ~ ~ff~ ~f) m, ,1 ~ " * - " • ' .... '
tholr r~arrls~ e~r~rn~nv on last] race rmv aRC/ I~'o~l¥l.[aftvr fastbreaksand takende_[Mabel McShane, Alma Miller, Mrs. Mabel McShane; secretary and
.............. ~ ........... " .......... " tr a r
, i )" ) ) ~ r ~ ]N~ra Smith and Susan Shellham- e su er Nelhe Davis
Saturday afternoon at three o clock. . . , ~ . . [ si {te the l aveni ort g la ds he .. , . .• .-. .
~" " ~"hi*tell read the sin-le ' ('() • ( ' ~ ]~ ~ , . ~ , , I1 a /o ~en w 'eslters t t (d them (losel ]mer mr. ann Mrs. James ~ell and
L~r L; ~ ~ g " ~ ~'g ~ ~ " Y' I
~ ......~.~ in th~ nresence of , t Tlwsday noon fo,' meets m the ..,. ,,..., • ..... a ,. , n,.~,.i,,~ [ Roy Skeels of Anamosa was a, Jack of Cedar Rapids were Sunday
.......i n~a fe l.'ast x~llieh nit'lade theu' annual[ ....... [recent business vm~tor at the Hu- guests m the parental W. E. Bell
members oi ~fle iamll es a Cl w ~ "'" •1' )(~ ~, l| ~ ,fo'n lnee t'o' JUfi(1 i~ean's noys i_ . ~v i- 1~ ..... ~ ,a .. ~¢_ ~r~ , . ~-~ ,,
fri n IllcC[lll~; '~.l[[~ P I'tlI l'~U a 1 lie "-{ , , " { uer], lNewman Dome. llOlllt:? Oil l~rlua~v, ~tVlfS. ~ooert ~elI
enus........ sh;tll colh,a,'e in I,ancaslcr Pa. aud Iand Howard Schneider beeped ten[ Mr and Mrs Samuel James Jr and Denny were visitors in the
Miss ~narto~e ~elnKe ~ng sev- • ~ - • .. ' ' ' )oil , fo. ~i .e "n n r " ' ' " "
eral vocal selections and MAss meets w~th the 1 . S. Mlhtary Acid-: 1 ~ts ~ t gh s o,l g he o s. [were honor guests Sunday in the Bellhome.
,,~ ,t\~st 1 om~ N ', tndthe - ...... of r an Mrs
...... r' sided at th e ~ ' ' .'' , - • 7.. ~ .................... I home M d Chas Bid- Mrs Catherine Daubenmmr has
l~.lzaDel.fl bwaney p e e " " ~l i( ( hi iu ~ ' " " "
........ music The New "~o,'k Atl ,,t ' b Nex~ ~DD|~J[~]I[|] | l~ ~]~J~ldick in Marion. Others presentgone to Belle Plaine to spend
organ ior me nuptial . Yo 1" ('t
.... st led-own ", y. I~ll][ll~]][]l~lal~ l~L ~[~[were Mr and Mrs Albert Thomp- some hme Mr and Mrs Harry
3;~;h~°~;atiPrm:~SSca~rYed ~hite'rh(. Vl'oup h'ft in tw,)!~ars )and Mrs Harry Freeman son and son Richard of Monticello" Whitman motored to Belle Plain~,
~toppcd ti~e Iirst night at ()ak l ark " " • ' • •
....... • .... 1~ ' ' ------ [Clarence James of Iowa City' and w~th Mrs Daubenmmr Sunday
'i;se~l.ac~%iIthng:[c3'Po:e~noT?ear~; II1.. where 1hey ~¢ ': I''~ t O l~'e ~ Willing Workers Observed !Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schleuter of Ce- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stearns and
~" • In(,ct with the ()aK Park A.