The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-12-07

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Mrs. J. II. Light and Laverne Frank
lin were Sunday dinner guests at the
A. L. Light home.
Miss Nora Mae Morris had the mis-
fortune to turn her car over just
after leaving school Wednesday. Miss
Morris was fortunate in not getting
badly hurt. She was pinned under
the car until the Denton car came
by and she was helped out and her car
righted. A sprained wrist was her
only injury. The windshield of the
car was broken and the curtains torn
in the mixup; otherwise the car was
in pretty good shape. She was driv-
ing her fathers Ford touring car in
stead of her own Ford coupe.
Alonzo White is remodeling the
house in which he lives. The building
was put up for a blacksmith shop,
and now they have cut The roof thru
the center and moved the rear end Of
/ it back to be made into barn, and
will partition the front part of 1t
and finish for living rooms.
Mrs. H. s. Massoni and daughter
Lucille went to Liberal Monday eve
ming to attend services at the tab
ernacle.
Bob Evans and family Of Liberal,
were visiting at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. F. T. SsAubyn Thanks
giving.
Those who took Thanksgiving din
ne rat the Light home were Rev. A..
s. Light and wife from Michigan, G.
L. Light and family from Liberal,
Harry Lepper and family, Frank Du-
filed and Rev. H. C. Bundy and fam
lily.
A. W. Andrews, while painting the
granary on the G. A. Bayha farm
southeast of town last week fell when
the ladder on which he was standing
gave way, but was fortunate enough
to be only shaken up slightly, and
as able to walk to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. McVey and
Beeler Burr and family surprised Mrs.
e. A. Meyers and children with
dinner party at her home Cat the tel
ephone office) in Kismet Sunday,
November &c. These families brought
most of their dinner and they spent
a pleasant day visiting.
]. " Brown and family came home
Saturday evening from st. John,
where they had spent Thanksgiving
visiting relatives and friends. Jimmy
drove to Hutchinson on business,
while they were away.
A. L. Light dressed beef Tuesday
and it seems that this was the order
of the day as Pinkerton's, Gilliatt's
and the Novinger Bros. also butchered
that day.
Mrs. Carl Davis is substituting for
one of the teachers northwest Of
town for a few weeks. Mrs. Davis
was formerly Miss Aetna Higgins.
Mrs. j. C. Benson entertained a
number of little folks last Saturday
afternoon in honor of her little bro
ther Beverly's 9th birthday anniver-
sary. The color scheme of red and
white was beautifully carried out in
the dining room where the tables
were spread, and the white birthday
cake with its five red candles. The
children were served with sandwiches,
fruit salad, whipped cream and cake.
Each little guest received a small red
and white basket, filled with candy.
Those present we're: Beulah nd
Owen Light, Frances, Freda and
Floyd Froman, Lorene, Eugene and
Earl Hicks, Frances and Virginia
Brown, Osa May and Elva Ackers,
Ruthie, Roy and Verne Ralston, Har-
old and Wayne Rose, Forest, Pansy
and Archie Kirk, Hopewell, Hazel,
Leonard and Archie Warden, Cecil,
Hazel, Maurice and Doris Louthan,
Rollin Smith, Hobart McVey, Glenn
Mooney, Ruthie Rinehart, Babe Kid
doc, Clarice Norris, j. R. Mcclure,
Everett Beale, Wilbur Tendick, La
verne Ehufelbreger, Lloyd Thompson,
and Beverly Haines.
+ G. Photon Of Cuvnnon was here