The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 9

Tlip Missouri. DemorraL Wednesday Evening. July 8, 1942 -S, ci et anj C(M The home rf i Mrs. N. A 'A a'i sons a eon'- n.

tne a 'i j.opr years be pres- honor aod v.p’e "O- a. o' "d- M'S Gi- gp A Mon- (if Miami iiearh, F'la. Sgl, at the mili- iary trainini? center at M.ami, and is here a furloogh. Those v.ere: Mr. and Mi.s.

Vi-dan Monspp and City, Mr. and S-e Os Pps and da :0 Mr and ii. Mi and son. and Mrs A. .1 ail of Kansc', Gity; and M-': A.

i Bpa-h. CV-i and Mrs. L. Man- Mr, and Ka Mon.scf and dcisghters, R.ihe and Bobby Pill nf t-" m. and Mrs Rpragg OS, Sed.alia A con- d.nner was sprved cafeteria styl' at tf'ie noon ho.ir.

An pnjoyable day wa.s spcmt at the home af Mr. and s. James Gault, 2140 East street, in honor nf their daughter. Dnrnlhy Mae and Ruby Hinken, Bern ce Hinken and Ray- nuind Ditzfeld. whose birthdays fall in July.

a dinner to which all cent rib itpd was to the fol- James Gault, Mr and Mrs. PI. Hinken and en, Ruby Nelson, Kenneth, Billy, ATartha and Dean, Mr. and Airs. Ditzfeld and Elaine, Air.

Mrs. Raymond Ditzfeld and Pearl Katiierine, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ditzfeld and Bernice, J. W.

Ruth, George, Vickie, Viola, Dora Jane, Harry and Carolyn, I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May and Bobby and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Cammie Gault, Mr.

and Mrs. Er- nest Neffendorf, Miss Maurine Bucholz and Miss Bessie Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. James Gault and Dorothy Mae. The afternoon was spent in com ersation and music.

Seventy persons attended the picnic of the association of Sedalia post office employes held Tuesday evening in the grove at Alaplewood Fann, the home of Edward L. Hefferman. Those attending the picnic included P. Mullaley, Sedalia postmaster, and Mrs. Mullaley.

The evening was spent in pitching horseshoe.s, playing basketball a'id croquet. The surplus food from the basket dinners brought by the pantcipants was taken to the Molita Day nursery. The hosts at the picnic were Mr. and Norton Heffernan. Vi.sits In Pennsylvania Ml'S.

George Gill went to Pitts- Pungh, la.st week where she her husband and they enjoyed the Fourth of July hoi Mays together. Mr. Gill is stationed at Grove City, Pa. Mrs. Gill is the former AIiss Lila Ratje of Smithton.

nomocrat-Capital Class ads get results, 10 words, 1 week 80c. Declare vour love a Gra- nal Diamond King and Wedding King from aUinui: jtv of mounting to i.lori!\ ihe brilliance of the blup-uhite solitaire di.mumd in the engagement ring Made of Granat tempered cold diamond king 42 Page Nine Clifton Citv A i't 'T'HE big increase the.se days in the number of bowders has precipitated a wide variety of smart new outfits to help make the sport even more enjoyable for the gals. Three costumes are shown above. The girl at left wears a green and sand-colored linen suit with western, nailhead-studded belt. Next is a two-piece action narrow-legged slacks of red spun rayon and a jacket with comfortable long sleeves and action-pleated back.

The two-piece playsuit, right, is made of chintz in tangerine red palm tree design, yellow bindings. The jacket is sturdily quilted. By Chalb's Johnson no 's in the and in rame nic F'riday and F.i of Jy holiday parents. Air. and fir Step'iens and obner and fric'ids.

0 has an National Cuy. a twn- va-atmn at Clifton Cby A tr- parents, Mr. and Mrs. and other A Other gaests in the; Jabe Potter home over the week- etid 'AC'-e their daughters. Aliss ger.p Potter and Mrs.

Harry and Mr. Aliller all of Kan-: sas City. Kathryn Bidstrup, who: teaches school in Colorado and I WHO IS here visiting her parents. Mr. and Airs.

I. B. Bidstrup, i spent the past week in St. Louis as guest of her sister, AIiss Adda. ALss Alary Bidstrup, who is attending summer school at the Missouri university, came home Fr'day and visited at her home here over the week- end.

Air. and Mrs. J. J. Cramer' had as their guests at dinner! Sunday, Mr.

and Airs. Poindexter I Sedalia and Air. and Mrs. E. J.

Hallaban. Air. and Airs. Joe Knox of! Kansas City visited here with Tuesday and while here a short time at his farm west of town. Patty visited with her! uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Airs. Francis Schuster of Boonville last week. She was accompanied home Saturda.v evening by Mr. and Airs. Schuster and family ho vis aed er inday and their daughters, Geraldine and Jo Ann remained here fur a visit bms week.

Otner in home were AIiss Louise Stoecklein. nf Boonville and ALss Alarie of Srnithton, Lee Cayton, who has employment On work in Colorado. spent from Thursday until Satu-'day here with his wife and son Jo Lee. On return his wife and son accompanied him. Airs, C.

Coe. who is attending sumnmr s- at C.AT.S.T.C.. visited the weekend here with her family. and Roy Alaoles. who have at Columbia, visited the weekend here with their mother.

Airs. J. E. Alaples and other relatives. Air.

and Airs. Logan Siegel and family were guests of her parents, Air. and Airs, Ed Eichholz of near Lake Creek, Sunday. Airs. O.

T. Bridges entertained the Glifton City Homemakers club at her home last Wednesday afternoon with eighteen members and two visitors present. Airs. O. T.

Bridges, vice-president, had charge of the meeting owing to the absence of the president. The meeting was opened by singing followed by prayer by Airs, Flffie Dickson. The minutes were read by the secretary. Airs. W.

H. Bidstrup and approved, after which the meeting was turned over to Airs. Alary Krumsick, home demonstration agent of Cooper county, and she spoke on "Food and Food The club voted to hold an ice cream social and used to remember bnvs who are now in different Uniteci States and the proceed City! in army ser- parts jf the a A committee composed of Airs. Vest StreJ, Airs, Ernest Schupp and Mrs. Ad Johnson was appointed to look after the same.

At the conclusion of the meeting re- were ed. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday in August and were in- vi ted to meet with Airs. Ernest Schupp. Oscar Greer received a tele- i gram from his brother, Greer of Kansas City. Saturday.

stating that his wife had passed away. The body was brought back I to Sedalia and funeral services were held Alonday in Sedalia and burial was made in Crown Hill cemetery. Air. and Mrs. Greer attended the funeral services there Al Mrs.

Grace Dwyer, of Pilot Grove and sister. AIiss Beulah Dilthey, who ha.s been teaching in the west and is now visit- ing her parents, Air. and Mrs. Charlie Dilthey, of Pilot visited in this community Sunday with Airs. sister- in-law, Airs.

Ernest Schupp, Air. Schupp and family. The Fourth of July celebration, sponsored by members of the Catholic church at Clifton City Saturday evening was largely attended. A supper followed by a dance wa.s given at Rhineheart school for the Benefit of the Red Cross, Saturday night. This is the third supper given for this purpose and each one has been considered a great success.

Mr. and Airs. Alvin Kidwell and family of Sedalia visited here AVOID WASTE ON THE LITTLE SPEND FOftVTHB Oir, THINGS. WAR SAVINGS BoNOS with sister. Airs.

Arthur Alaples and daughter Patty. Democrat-Capital Class Ads get results, 10 words, 1 week, 80c. Phone 1000. For Ambulance Service Ph. 8 SEDALIA'S FIRST SHOP Established in 1911 offers you the best in equipment and suppiies.

Operators of long experience. Prices: $2.00, $2.50. $3.00, $3.75, $5.00. $5.50, $7.00. Newest shades in Revlon.

CHARLES and trims your hair Iw newest modes Thomas Beauiy Shop 315'a So. Ohio Telephone 499 WEDDING RINGS Iji'gt Diamond Set Solid Gold Platinum Cash or Credit TIME PAYMENTS A birthday dinner was given 8t Liberty park Sunday honoring Air. and Mrs. Sam Benware, O. H.

Decl and Y. Thomas. Those attending were: Air. and Mrs. B.

AI. DeWilt, St Louis, AIiss Dorothy Jean Yoder, Kansas City, Mr. and Airs. L. C.

Holdner and daughter. Alary Lou, Air and Mrs. R. Gregory and son, Jimmie Mitchell, Air and Airs. O.

H. Deel and son, Bobby Gene, Air. and Mrs. O. Y.

Thomas, Mr. and Airs. Alvin Benware, Air. and Airs. Sam Benware, AIiss Dondhy Jeane Thomas, Eddy Schibi, Howard Durham, Alarshall Stewart and Alilburn Heimsoth CultureL The Young Peoples Alissionary society of the Epworth M.

E. church met at the home of AIiss Virginia Barnum Alonday night. A short business meeting was held, and a paper on foreign mis- sions was read by Mrs. Robert Neumann. Those present included Pauline Short, Alildred Silsby, Emma Lee Hutchings, Nancy Hutchings, Airs, Robert Neumann and Virginia The next meeting in August will be held at the home nf Emma Lee and Nancy Hutchings.

Wind w. our The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church in Smith- ton enjoyed a picnic supper on the church lawn Friday evening. The. members had their parents as their for the occasion. Those present were, their pastor and wife, Rev.

and Airs. L. F. Freeman, of Tipton, Air. and Airs.

Lynn Ratje, Miss Bonnie Sharper, Mr. and Airs. John Ratje, Airs. Paul Young and family, Airs. William ATunstermann, Alisses Bessie Walter.s and Mary Lou Jackson, Wilnia Wagenknecht.

Wilma Sar- tin, Stella Jo Young, Dorothy Smith, Darlene and Bonnie Aleik, I Bonnie Wainscott, and Mrs. Stella Scott, Charles, Alax and Dorothy Lee Smith. The society made plans to have an ice cream social on Wednesday evening, July 15th on the church lawn. banner A Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below; 1. Should you thank the postman when he hands you a letter? 2.

Should you carr?" small packages. rather than ask that they be delivered. 3. If you write a person and ask that the reply be sent special delivery, should you enclose a self-addressed, stamped 4. If possible should you avoid having to ask the person of whom you are requesting a favor to reply by return mail? 5.

If you have practically stopped using your own car, should you expect your frinds to take you around in theirs? What would you do You are invited to a picnic and you like picnics (a) Tell your hostess so? (b) Either go or offer some other excuse? Answers 1. Yes. 2. Yes, whenever possible. 3.

Yes. 4 Yes. It is thoughtless to neglect writing your own letter so long that you have to demand that he hurry his replv. 5. No.

Better Would You solution (b). Frankness is not always a virtue. Visiting School Friend AIiss Lodell Bolte, Smithton, went to Warrensburg Tuesday to spend the week with her school mate, AIiss Alary D. Monsees who is a student there this summer. ATore than 500 improved farm ponds, each more than six feet deep, fenced and piped, were constructed in Missouri last year under a cooperative program sponsored by the Extension Ser- vlce.

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