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EnfWtt.Hie.ntt I Officers Chosen For Chapter Chapter of P.E.G. met Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. John Irvin, with Mrs. W. L.

Fair and Mrs. W. L. Shaffer, as assisting hostesses. Officers for the coming year are: president, Mrs.

William Alford; vice-president, Mrs. J. L. Miquelon; recording secretary, Mrs. J.

R. Neal; corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Maupin; treasurer, Mrs. Bob Moss; chaplain, Mrs. Kirk Winkelmeyer; guard, Mrs.

Earle Teegarden, delegate to state convention. Mrs. Alford and the alternate, Mrs. Miquelon. Mrs.

George Siberling gave a talk with slides on the RSVP in Chillicothe. The St. Patrick's Day theme was carried out in the refreshments. MR. AND MRS.

LEO BASSETT Mr. and Mrs. Leo (Pete) Bassett, Breckenridge, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary March 31. Edith Hazel O'Dell and Leo M. Bassett were married April 3, 1924 in Kingston.

The couple have spent most of their married life in Caldwell county. They are the parents of eight children; Mrs. Lola Evans, Mrs. Shirley Trammell, Mrs. Wanda Gilgour, Mrs.

Dixie Johnson and Larry Bassett, all of Breckenridge; James Bassett, Bristol, and Mrs. Beverly Bunch, California. Mrs. Doris DeWeese is deceased. They have 21 grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and three step-great-grandchildren.

Open house will be held Sunday, March 31, from 3 to 5 o-clock at the Community Hall in Breckenridge. All friends and relatives are invited. Two Members To State Convention Child Growth Is Topic for Study Gamma Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday, March 7, in the home of Mrs. Charles Marshall, 1702 Rosewood. Mrs.

Carl Cooper served as co-hostess. A pledge meeting was held prior to the regular meeting during which time the pledge test was given to seven pledges. The ritual of jewels dinner will be April 18 at MacDonald's Tea Room in Gallatin. At the conclusion of the business meeting an informative program on child development was presented by Mrs. Maxine Allen, a school administrator for children with learning disabilities from the Shawnee Mission, Kan.

school district. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostess during the social hour. CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION-TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 3 SINUS SUFFERERS Here'i flood for you! Exelujlve "hard core" SYNA-CLEAR tablsli act Instantly ond continuously te drain and clear oil eovltlei, One "hard core" tablet you up to 8 hourt relief from pain and of congestion. Allows you to wotery and runny note. You can buy SYNA CLEAR at Mart Drug without need for a prescription Satisfaction guaranteed by maker.

Try It today! "Now available Cough Syrup from the SYNA-CLEAR people." HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS Unicom 1000P $227.00 Unicom 1212 Round Off, Accum. Totals $169.00 Dir 11 -x -j-Display $59.50 Summit KO8 -i-Display AC-DC Charger Carry Case, Hand Held $84.50 Olympia CD51 Held AC-DC Charger $65.75 Olivetti D26GT Totals, Mechanical Printer $195.00 REPRESENTATIVE VERNON KING was in Chillicothe Friday to speak at the weekly dinner meeting of the Rotary Club and while here presented an official Missouri State Flag to Vice-President Ed Milbank. The flag flew over the Missouri State Capital building on March 13, 1974, King told Milbank and members of the Rotary Tribune Photo. KEEPIN' IT MOVING NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Apartment Movers of Nashville, is keeping two teenage brothers on the move.

Richard, 17, and Barry Jones, 16, sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones, saved $1,100 from a paper route to launch their successful moving enterprise.

The boys own four trucks, have found a ready market in short haul moving for apartment dwellers and have paid back all but $600 of their original investment. "We always encouraged our boys to work and save," the boys' father said. THE MINI DID HER IN COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) A Ceylonese father blamed a mini-skirt for the suicide of his 18-year-old daughter. He told the coroner she swallowed insecticide after he took exception to her "immodest dress." ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS SCM Elec. portable with carry case Model 110 $142.50 Model210 $151.60 Model 2100 $199.00 Model 2200 $225.00 Olivetti P48 $189.50 IBM Executive ''To Be Certain- Buy From Burton' BURTON TYPEWRITER CO.

720 Cheiry St. Chillicothe, Mo. Mrs. Bessie Blattner and Mrs. Amy Miller of Eagles Auxiliary, 2428, attended the Eagles auxiliary spring convention at West Plains March 9 and 10.

Cecilia Pfannenstiel. Hays, state membership chairman for Kansas and active in the Kansas state auxiliary, was the featured speaker at the convention. Other speakers included Missouri state vice-president, Effie Schrot; the state president Mary Ellen Wyman, and Louise Henry, the West Plains chairman. It was reported to the auxiliaries that last year the auxiliaries presented a check for $25,000 to the Jerry Lewis telethon for ACBL Average Scores Are 60 Thursday evening the ACBL Bridge Club met in the Bridge Room with both North-South and East-West averaging 60. High scores: Herb Coult and Mrs.

G. Will Anderson, 72'-; Mrs. Ed Wolter and Mrs. Archie Oestreich, 65V, and Mrs. J.

P. Hoover and Sam Poindexter. 64. Mrs. Ed Cummings and Bob Loos, 82' Jim Saale and Ed Wolter, 72: and Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Beardmore, Caller for Thursday will be Mrs. Ben White. Muscular Dystrophy. In the months between the GlaSS HOIUS Work 1972 and 1972 international conventions, Eagle men and Meeting women raised a record Martha Class of $751,528.03 for the four Eagle th ChSrd! o'clock Thursday humanitarian programs Max Baer Heart Fund, Eagle Cancer Fund, Jimmy Durante mornin Children's fund and the Golden Eagle Fund, the auxiliary members were told.

Club Ladies Day Ladies Day luncheon was held Thursday at the Chillicothe Country Club. Hostesses were Mrs. Morris Willis. Mrs. Mike Childers, Mrs.

Don Chapman, Mrs. Paul Churchill, Mrs. Hal Juckette and Mrs. Harold Severson. Caroline Sears of Brookfield was a guest.

The winner at progressive bridge was Mrs. Ray Brennan. met at 10 for a workday meeting. A carry-in dinner was served in the church parlor. Three quilts were finished in the afternoon.

Mrs. Grace Campbell opened the meeting with a prayer and committee reports were made during the business meeting. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Grace Ingman, and Mrs. Gerald Vinson.

The April 11 meeting will be an all day meeting in the social hall of the church with Mrs. Mildred Hunt, Mrs. Blanche Dawkins and Mrs. Frank Boehner as hostesses. ilv rdllllly IS Topic Attend Reception For Anniversary The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Mitchell of Keytesville was celebrated Sunday with a reception and open house at the Indian Grove Community House in Chariton County. Serving at the reception were Mrs. Don Underwood, Chillicothe; Mrs. Gary Harvelt of Brookfield, and Miss Marilyn Allen of Kansas City.

Attending from Chillicothe were Mrs. Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Johnson, Stanley Garr and Mr. and Mrs.

Alton Garr. The A and Extension club met Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Edwin Keeler with seven members and two visitors, Mrs. Jim Roberts and Mrs. Emery Tharp, present.

Mrs. Keith Lutes presided over the business meeting -r ji which was opened with group LdlQlOW OaptlSlS singing. Mrs. Robert Mason read Psalms 100 as a devotional. Roll call was answered with "How I enjoy spending an evening" in accordance with the lesson on family living and child development given by Mrs.

Mason with members BILL BULLINGTON Having Evangelist The Ludlow Baptist Church will have an evangelistic meeting the weekend of April 57 with the theme of "Real Jjav In Jesus" and the Rev. Bill Bullington, missionary to quesUo7and Togo as guest speaker Meetings will be held Friday, answer session. A craft workshop was held with members painting and decorating wall plaques. Mrs. F.

Figg led a game and refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Linn Hoskins. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Howard Kerns, April 10 SHOCK THE DAY THE INSANE TOOK OVER THE ASYLUM! "DON'T LOOK IN THE Cradle Shower For Mrs. Colliver A cradle shower was given in honor of Mrs.

Donald Colliver of Hale at the Citizens National Bank Courtesy Room Friday night and was hosted by Mrs. Eldert Johnson, Mrs. Alton Garr, Mrs. Darrell Plowman and Mrs. Mel Hall, Jr.

Games were led by Mrs. Hall with the prizes being presented to Mrs. Colliver, Mrs. Diane Kerns and Mrs. Don Hossfield assisted with the opening of the gifts.

Guests included Kenneth Hoch, Mrs. Lollar, Mrs Kell Colliver, Mrs. Vencil Anderson, Mrs. Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7:30 and church services on Sunday morning will be at 11 o'clock. A slide presentation will follow the Saturday evening service.

Mr. Bullington is a native of Arkansas, a graduate of Ouachita Baptist University and Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Evelyn, were appointed for foreign mission service and sent to Togo in 1966. He has had two tours in Togo doing evangelistic work and directing a school for new pastors. He is now on furlough and is completing requirements for a doctor of ministries degree at Midwestern.

Mr. and Mrs. Bullington are the parents of two sons, ages 14 and by Ron Wight. NEW CHORUS MASTER COMES TO THE MET NEW YORK (AP) David rs Stivender has been appointed W. chorus master of the Metropoli- Opera.

Kurt Adler has retired after Carl 30 years as chorus master and RAxFIUIFNT King, Mrs. Ed Wolters, Mrs. conductor at theiMet. DHOCIVICn I Doi f' nd erwood, Mrs. Stivender, 39, from Mil- Clarence Cox, Mrs.

waukee, joined the company in Ted Hamrick, Mrs. Forrest 1965 as assistant chorus mas- Garr and Mrs. Wayne Wade. ter. He is a graduate of North- Those unable to attend but western University and has MltmcltO Ladies Show at 7 8:40 BEN BOLT sending gifts were Mrs.

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