Ammeter entertains
By LAVONNE AMMETER
Contributing writer
Dorene Kirkpatrick and LaVonne worked in El Dorado on Tuesday and Thursday.
Maude Gaines visited Elsie Tittle Thursday afternoon.
LaVonne Ammeter was shopping in Marion Wednesday morning and went for a bone density test on Thursday.
Ladies Aid met at LaVonne's Wednesday afternoon. Those quilting were Maude Gaines, Sherry Nightengale, Dorene Kirkpatrick and Leona Widler. Adah and Carol Gilbert of Newton were guests.
Don Gillet visited LaVonne Ammeter on Wednesday and Saturday.
Josh Clark visited at the Ammeter farm Thursday evening.
LaVonne visited Maude Gaines Friday afternoon. Lisa Clark was LaVonne's Friday evening visitor. They decorated a cake for Josh and Tom.
Melody and Steve Magette of Greensburg arrived at LaVonne's Friday evening to spend the night and Saturday.
LaVonne and Melody called on Tom and Lisa Clark and Ike and Marie Clark and visited Darlene Nonken Saturday morning.
Myron and Sally Ammeter of Grand Island, Neb., and Rob and Christi Ammeter and that sweet, precious little great-granddaughter Samantha arrived at the Ammeter farm late Saturday afternoon. Blaine and Carol Ammeter of Ellinwood arrived later in the evening to spend the rest of the weekend. All went to the soup supper and quilt raffle at the Burns Community Building Saturday evening and enjoyed the delicious soup and visiting. Grandma LaVonne got to show off Samantha. The Magettes headed back to Greensburg later in the evening.
Sunday dinner guests of LaVonne were the Blaine Ammeters, Rob Ammeters, Myron Ammeters, Stanley Ammeter, and Opal Craney. The Nebraska Ammeters headed for home after dinner. Blaine and Carol went to visit Carol's parents, Don and Marge Gfeller.
LaVonne Ammeter went to Baker Funeral Home Sunday afternoon to visit the Vernon Nonken family. We send our heartfelt sympathy and prayers to Darlene and families.
I sure did enjoy Samantha. Great-grandma Opal and LaVonne and the aunts had a great time spoiling her. The Rob Ammeter family is moving to South Carolina, so we had to get in some extra spoiling. Grandchildren are great, but great-grandchildren are greater.
