RCNews May 3
A carry-in salad supper and program by Rosa Wilson will be held Sunday, May 6 @ 5:30 at the McCracken UMC. All area mothers/daughters are invited to Youve Got Purse-onality! Pursuit of the Perfect Purse and the Purse Driven Life. This program is sponsored by the McCracken United Methodist Church.
Rev. Larry Brock and wife Denise of Longford enjoyed lunch at Boondocks on Friday with Bruce and Sue Davis and Melissa Davis. They also visited with Ruthetta Irvin and Addie Mills.
John Denver Evans was a weekend guest of Arky and Diana McNair. He returned home Tuesday.
Tayler Stull, LaCrosse High School and Andrew Casey, Plainville High School was among the seniors who played in the KU Barnstorming game at Gross Memorial in Hays Saturday evening. Kids from the crowd that got to play were Colby Stull, Hunter Morgan and Blake Herrman.
Mike Karlin was a last weekend guest of Addie Mills. On Saturday evening they attended the Your Night To Shine dinner and program at North Oak Community Church in Hays.
Thanks to John Zeller for making the crosses for our cemetery project, to Bill and Michael Greenway for putting them in the Community Building and to Fitzgerald Funeral Home for giving us a discount on the plaques and letters. Hopefully they will all be installed before Memorial Day.
The Relay for Life Crew of Angela Morgan, Lynnette Doornbos and John, Austin McGaughey and Robbie McGaughey picked up the destroyed toilet that was decorated for Relay for Life; a tree that was run into and the mail box that was vandalized. This happened Sunday night at the home of Betty Fear. Don Doornbos will reset the mail box. It is sad that kids or whoever find fun in destroying property. I also read in the Hutchinson News where the interior of the 3rd church in a month has been vandalized. Doesnt anyone know the meaning of respect anymore?
There were several who participated in the 2012 Wetlander 5K Run on Saturday, April 28. Kyra Horesky placed 1st overall.
The following LHS golf team members and their coach spent last Saturday volunteering to help shovel new sand on the greens at the McCracken golf course: Tanner Yohe, Taylor Yohe, LHS Golf Coach Cody Hamilton, Jacob Reifschneider, Derrick Depperschmidt, Chance Corsair, Shane Miller. They were then treated to lunch by Bruce Davis at Boondock's. Coach Hamilton was very appreciative of the little write up about the days work. The kids worked really hard on some pretty labor intensive tasks and he was very proud of their willingness to give back to the community.
Birthdays: May 3, Lauren Sewell; May 4, Carolyn Davenport, Edgar Schadel, Susan Walker; May 5, Michelle Yohe, Brandi LaFond, Janice McCloy, Kate Rues; May 6, Rianne Showalter, Marilyn Slemp; May 7, Reed Blackwell, Maggie Showalter, Bill Zeller; May 8, Hung Pham, Peggy Smith, Erin Pfeifer, Johanna Pfeifer, Allen McCloy, Lane Sekavec; May 9, Katie Wills, Gladys Hinman, Shannon Keith, Abigail Moran.
Anniversary: May 8, Robert and Mary Beth Higgins.
Verlene Wilson and Carolyn Thompson have returned from a trip to Arizona. They stayed in Sedona and took tours of Jerome, an old mining town, the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff. In Flagstaff they visited the gallery of Shane Knight, a native of Hays, Kansas.
Shannon Keith was confirmed at St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Ellsworth on Sunday morning. Those attending were David and Janet Dennis, Dave and Cathy Dennis, Brittany, Amanda and Devan; Wichita; Ben Thompson and Carolyn Thompson, McCracken; Rex and Keri Boley, Rafe, Makenzie and Kyler, Salina; Mike and Susan Keith, Shannon's sponsor, Karen Kratzer and Louie and Juanita Boley, Ellsworth. Father Randall Weber, Salina, confirmed the candidates, assisted by Father Steven C. Heina
Kansas Questions
1. What was Kansas City, Kansas first name?
2. 1921 was an important year for women in Kansas?
3. What college was founded by Swedish immigrants?
4. What was the first cow town?
5. Why did Kansans observe "Meatless Tuesday and Wheatless Wednesday during WW1?
Answers
1. The Argintine
2. Women got the right to vote.
3. Bethany in Lindsborg
4. Abilene
5. to conserve and economize
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