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or on 4 3 sAlE 1 Was There When The Spirit Came" and "Glory, Glorv, This group of VOUnE people really made the music roll out and it was 3 blessing to all who came and heard them. Little Kim Metealf of ChatMo. also sang a solo. This little girl is about 9 Tears of ice and is a great little singer. lope to hear her sing 32311.

Four young girls from ChatSans 'Have A Little Talk Sith Jesus' and they done a tine lob. At this time the her. Hart introduced Rev. Tolbert of 81- keston and Rev. Johnny Bruton of Elsinore, who are leaders in their churches.

Rev. Tolbert Stoke 3 few Words about the Youth Tomorrow, and the and challenges our youth today. This brief, but interesting sult Seat on the program the presentatio the Banner tor the Church having the largest number 111 attendance. other the host Church. Chatter took home the Banner with 21 resent.

Cape had 17 Sikeston and Ilsmore 40 present. Rob and Nancy Garret of lisinore were called upon to SIR one of their usual duets. singing Rally wouldn't be mplete in our Area without these two people singing. IT; hear them sometime. 1 solo.

"The Three Men' partly sung and partly Citation Karen Garrett, of lisinore, held the attention even the very small ones. have never heard Karen to this try to do so. Karen talented singer. testimonial Service was hell and the entire group sang How Great Thou lett: Meters, ot Van Buren. on the piano by Bruton.

sang WAS to Serve the Lord' and well tone. Johnny Bruton. of Elisiuhounced that there at the Dry Church Saturday ht May 12th. 1971. The pubinvited to come and bring friends and families.

The allace Family St. Louts. and Sisters of Sikeston. alone with many singers. why not ome and envy the singing and fellow ship with us.

Rev. Hart. Jackson. Mo. spoke Brotherly I Love.

we had more brotherly love tor another this would te wondertul world to live in. It was that the next Sunday school Rally will be held At Chatter. Missouri. the time And date to announced later. No invite you to attend this Rally It bay for all the Hall; and the commended tor their messaze of 500 S.

Some traveled quite a distance home to attendwho the youth has gone the dogs. I think if we would tike notice of some of our we would probably decide isn the youth -but who- am' sure the majority of the YOUng people who attended this Pally will be the leaders of tomorrow and lam sure they will carry on--even better than some of us today. So let's all our young people 111 our munities and give a little more time to help furnish the right kind of entertainment tor them. Visitors from Van Buren, Filstnore, Cape, Sikeston, and Scott City attended the Rally. Tip Wells Rites Monday Tip Edward Welts, 15, of Rt.

No. 3, died at 10 in the Poplar Bluff Hospital, after a lengthy illness. The funeral was held.at 2p.m. Monday 10 the Assembly of God Church, Ellsmore, with the Rev. John Cody officiating.

Bural followed in the Poplar Bluff City Cemetery. -Sloan Funeral Home, Van Buren 111 charge of arrangements. Born May 12, 1882 111 Cape Grandeau County, Wells spent his childhood in Allen-ville. He h.ed resided in Carter County since his childhood except for the period between 1958.65 when he lived in Poplar Bluff. He w.is a retired timber worker.

and member the Pente. costal Church. On Aug. 20,1911 Mr. Wells marriedStella Elizabeth Fisher in Bloomfield, and she died In October.

1963. He married Mary Annie Martin on Oct. 13, 1966, and she died in 1969. Surviving are: sons, Melvin Wells. of Elsinore, Norvel Wells, of Farmington, Floyd Wells, of St.

Lous, Eugene Wells, of Cumberland City, and Theodore Wells, of Kirksville: daughters, Mrs. Freda Boyer, Mrs. Up. Highfill, Mrs. Dorothy Robinett, and Mrs.

Rosemary White, all of Eilsinore, and Mrs. Thelma Shoulders, of Rockford, sister, Mrs. Della Pimelton, of Elsinore; brothers, Tony Wells, and Louis Wells, both of Elsinore, 55 grandchildren, and several great grandchildren and great- great -grandchildren. Notice To Dog Owners Please try to US keep dogs of! the schol ground. Last week I con ted fifteen does on the play ground in one are afraid that some child will be bitten.

There Cit: ordinance that dOES runnin. have its license tag and rabies tag. A lot of these dogs Dm Ins to school have neither. Ways of keeping dogs off the play ground are being discussed by school authorities. Please help Thanks, Ervin Rodgers, Principal.

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FA 3-4524 Van Buren, Missouri In memory of my dear band, father and grandfather, James S. Taylor, who passed away April 27, 1970. Sadly missed by wife Lula and children and grandchiliren. of 50 years ago, when they lived in Shannon County. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Cain attended the Funeral of Mr. Oda Scott, in Potosi last Monday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bradley were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Potter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Shod Longbottom and daughters, of Poplar Bluff, Mr.

and Mrs. Mose Potter, of Fagus, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Berry and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Grover Greer, of Poplar Bluff, Mrs. Nellie Gilton and Mr. Luther Boxx visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Daughhetee.

Mr. and Mrs. Leach tried to visit the hospital last Saturday night, with J.D. Johnson and Jess Wisecarver, but they had been sent home, so we visited with Uncle Edd Leach who was feeling better. Mr.

and Mrs. J.D. Johnson visited in Moody, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Crites of Elsinore, Clint Crites and sons of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Carter and Randy, all visited with Mrs. Dovie Davis.

Visitors in the A.W. Leach home were Mr. and Mrs. Wendell O'Dell, Mr. and Mrs.

Crowley and Mrs. Emily Rains and sons. Wendell, Sherry and Rose Leach went fishing. Caught some catfish-Guess who had to clean them! Junior Queen Ann Club Met Mrs. Jean Roy was program chairman for the April 12th meeting of the Junior Queen Anne Club.

She carried out the Easter theme with an Easter egg hunt and a game of charades. Present for the meeting were Mrs. Roy, Mrs. Jean McClintock, Mrs. Milbrey Wilhams, Mrs.

Olga Little, Mrs. Paul Lundberg, Mrs. Cleo Coleman. Mrs. Jan Milligan, Mrs.

Judy Trammel, Mrs, GenIvieve Kile, Mrs. Mary Lou Shaddox, and a new member, Mrs. Judy Jackson. During the business meeting plans were made for the International Supper to be held April 26, at which the Senior Queen Anne Club will be our guests. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were served by hostesses Mary Lou Shaddox and Judy Trammel.

THE CURRENT LOCAL April 29, 1971 Page 2 CURRENT LOCAL Van Buren, Missouri 63965 Published Every Thursday C. L. ELLINGHOUSE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Phone 314-323-4515 IN CARTER AND ADJOINING COUNTIES $2.50 ELSEWHERE IN THF U.S. $3.50 SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT VAN BUREN. MO.

PUBLIC NOTICES notices printed in newspapers help fulfill the citisen's rational right of due process of law by putting him on notice of matters which. affect him or his property. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT County of Carter, STATE OF MISSOURI. No. 349-B Lester N.

Mason and Della B. Mason Plaintiffs VS. M. C. HARVEY and ETHEL, His Wite; HARRY SEEMAN and BEATRICE SEEMAN, His Wife, J.B.

BULLARD and MARIONE. His Wife; LEO S. ROSS and LENA, His Wife; CARMELITA HOSACK: E.H. HARVEY; HARRY A. MURRAY and PAULINE, His Wife; ELBA PARKINS: ELBA N.

PERKINS; FINIS WEBB; MINNIE C. SORENSON; EDWARD WILLIAM MOERTEMAN and MARY, His Wife; W. R. BROWN and AUDREY. His Wife; ROBIN C.

JARRELL and MINNIE His Wife; IRA H. ANDERSON: IVA H. ANDERSON: U. D. HAMPTON and IDA, His Wife; LEROY D.

HAMPTON and EULAH, His Wife; NORA WALTON; R. N. UNKEFLER; J. N. DE LUNG; U.

D. HAMPTON and REBECCAS, His Wite; ENOS S. SHERMAN and MARTHA, His Wife; MARIE B. RICHMOND and JOHN Her Husband; R. E.

BROWN, BEN F. ADAMS; ERNEST E. DUKE; H. L. MC COY, CARRIE TRYGG and OSCAR Her Husband, LESTER R.

DAMITZ and ELEANOR ANN, His Wife: H. D. CONDRAY and IVA, His Wife; JACOB T. DECKER; BETTYV. MURRAY; OTIS LITTLES and LUCILLE, His Wife.

WILLIAM M. ROCK: W. ROCK; WM. ROCK; BRYAN CARNAHAN and LILLIE, His Wife, LUTHER BOWMAN and LOUIS, His Wife; JACK C. BOWMAN and ANNIE, His Wife, or their unknown heirs, grantees, consorts and successors.

Defendants. State of Missouri to defendants M. C. HARVEY and ETHEL, HiS Wife: HARRYSEEMAN and BEATRICE SEEMAN, His Wife: J. B.

BULLARD and MARION His Wife; LEOS. BOSS: and LENA, His Wife: CARMELITA HOSACK: E. H. HARVEY: HARRY A MURRAY and PAULINE. His Wife: ELBA PARKINS; ELBA N.

PERKINS; FINS WEBB; MINNIE C. SORENSON; EDWARD WILLIAM MOERTEMAN and MARY, His W. R. BROWN and AUDREY, His Wife; ROBIN C. JARRELL and MINNIE HAS Wife; IP.A H.

ANDERSON: IVA M. ANDERSON; U.D. HAMPTON and IDA, His Wife: LEROY D. HAMPTON and EULAH, I''s Wife; NORA WALTON; UNKEFLER, J. N.

DeLUNG; U.D, HAMPTON and REBECCAS, His Wife; ENOS S. SHERMAN and MARTHA, His Wise, MARIE B. RICHMOND and JOHN Her Husband, R.E. BROWN; BEN F. ADAMS; ERNEST E.

DUKE; H.L. McCOY; CARRIE TRYGG and OSCAR Her Husband; LESTER DAMITZ and ELEANOR ANN, His Wife; H.D, CONDRAY and IVA, His Wife; JACOB T. DECKER; BETTY V. MURRAY: OTIS LITTLES and LUCILLE, His Wife; WILLIAM M. ROCK; VE.

M. ROCK; WM. ROCK; BRYAN CARNAHAN and LILLIE, His Wife; LUTHER BOWMAN and LOUIS, His Wife; JACK C. BOWMAN and ANNIE, His Wife; or their unknown heirs, grantees, consorts and successors, defendants. "You are hereby notified that an action has been commenced against you in the Circuit Court for the County of Carter, Missouri, the object and general nature of which is Petition Te Quiet Title and which affects the following described property; The 1 of of Section 22, Township 26 North, Range 2 East, and the of of and the of NY and the of the of the and the W- 172 of the and the all in Section 29, Township 26 North, Range 2 East, and the of the including Munger Lots 97-106 inclusive, and Munger.

Lots 1-19, 31-38, 39-76 ad inclusive, and the of Lets 2 of the and Lot 2 of the and the of Lot 1 of the all in Sec30, Township 26 North, Highway News BY PAT ROSE Mr. and Mrs. Ed Covert, son and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rhodes, all of St.

Lous. Spent the past several days. at their farms on K. Another tame ily have been parked with their trailer on property they purchased adjoining the Covertsthey seemed to be lit the beautiful weather. The Church of Godhas cleared their location on tor their new church building.

The Church will be located between the Jess Bruton and Elmer Rose property. Construction on the building is planned to start around May 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Walker of the town of Elisinore were visiting in our community Sunday evening.

This is the tirst time Gus has been able to drive out our way 171 some time. We are always happy to see Guy and Lora around. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Par us Van Buren attended the Church Rally on Sundar.

Turkey season has about come and gone. Haven't heard 01 any reports of kills in our immediate area. Our community received.bout 1 inches ol ram the past week and the countrysite is beautiful. The trees are all coming out with their green leaves and the dogwoods in full bloom so beauty all around just ton, National Business Manager, slow down and take in the won ders of nature. ELLSINORE HIGHWAY CHURCH NEWS The Elsinore Church of God located on Highway K.

was host to a Sundar School Hall. heh: at Dry Hill Church. this past Sundar. One hundred tour people attended the Service. The services were der the Tobert, State Overseer ton.

Mo. Rev. Rurus Hart. Nattonal Sunday School Director Jackson. Mo.

and Johnny ton. National Business Manager ditor and Publisher Paper and Pastor 0: Church God. The churches taking part inthis Bally were Care Girard ton and Dinner was served the grounds by the Elsinore Church to the visiting churches anivisItors. It was decided at the last moment to have the outside the church it was. pertect tar.

The piano and bout speakers were placed the front entrance the church a all the pews were placed the biz trees of the church. The beret and steps were used as and believe me when I this sicht brought back from lot of Old or in other words so old Brush Arbor Dats. If we had less formalities an more down tO earth worship what a big differnece this world it would be to live in. With the beautiful dogwood and greenery all around and the birds chirping and singing and allthoseold familiar sounds round abouthow appropriate did the song "How Great Thou Art' fit the occasion, The program was started off with a prayer and then tollowed by a trio from Elisinore Church, a trio composed of Lois and Maxine Bruton and Patsy Cline, who sang several numbers. These young ladies are capable singers.

The little Folks of the Church sang Deep and Wide' and Zaccheus A Wee Little Theselittle tolks are well trained and our community really are proud of them. The Young People of the Church also sang several numbers and this is a tine group 01 youth of 17. our community. A trio composed of the Tolbert Sisters from Sine st Mo. sang several numbers and request was joined 17.

a couple of songs by their lather, Rev. Kelly Tolbert. Think most. 0: you in this part of the countr have had the Tolberts sing in. your churches and communities.

They are indeed an inspiration to anyone who hears them sing. If you want to hear the "deep down singing just roll call on Rev. Tolbert. Carla Ratliff, 9 years of age, from Cape, accompanied by her aunt on the piano sang a beautiful solo. I understand that this little girl has been a guest on a religious singing program on several occasions.

A group of young people from Cape and Sikeston sang 'He's Got The Whole World In His "A Closer Walk With and "Amazing Grace." This was a fine group of singers, Debbie McCann sang a solo and was accompanied by Gene Tolbert on the piano. You all know that Gene Tolbert can reaIly make a piano sing. The young people of Chaffee Lapland News of Dogwood Winter? We had something, anyway it was cool and we had a good rain, which was needed very much. I received a letter from Mrs. Luther Boxx, who with her granddaughter, Miss Linda Sparkman, is vacationing with Mrs.

Boxx's sister, Esther. in Florida, stating they are having a Wonderful time, Linda went deep sea fishing with 60 others in a large boat. and she caught the biggest fish of all, a 19 lb. Grouper. She also wrote, "Isn't Spring wonderful Visitors with Mrs.

Nora Kearbey were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roark of Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. James Webb and daughters, of Elisinore, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Roark and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roark and family, and Mike Roark, all of St. Louis.

Also Leroy Kindrick. from St. Louis. Mrs. Dorothy Turner and son Marvin visited in St.

Louisover the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Ada Reynolds, Mrs. Malinda Roark, Mrs. Nora Kearbey, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Roark, and other relatives visited in Hunter Sunday to help Jack Roark. Mike and Jim Roark celebrate their birthdays. We didn't learn the ages, and maybe they are glad: Rev. Mike Collins was ordained last Wednesday night at 9:00 in Springfield, Mo.

in the Assembly of God Church. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collins of Poplar Bluff attended the ceremony. The Assembly of God Church In Ellsinore will start their revival next Sunday morning, May 2.

Rev. Dean McRaven will be the Evangelist, and the Wallace Quartet will be present. Mrs. Alta Brewer and her daughter, Mrs. Peggy Bradshaw and Peggy's granddaughter.

Linda Gray's daughter, have left for California where they will visit with relatives a week. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Love Collins were Mrs. Mabel LeGrand of Pevely, Rev.

and Mrs. Winnie Marshall of Carlinville, Mrs. John Mark- ham and son Jack, of Williamsville, who was an old neighbor By IMA L. LEACH Lapland must have had a spell In memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Myrtle M.

Swope who passed away last August 7, 1970. Had she lived she would be 63 years old today, April 26, 1971. IN MEMORIAM Should you go first and I remain, To walk this road alone I'll live in memories garden, mama With happy days we've known. In spring I'll w.it for roses red, When faded, the lilacs blue An early fall when brown leaves fall, I'll catch glimpse of you. Should you gO first and I remain For battles to be fought Each thing you've touched along the way, Will be a hallowed spot.

I'll hear your voice, I'll see your smile Tho blindly I may grope, The memory of your helping hand Will buoy me on with hope. Should you gO first and I re- main, One thing I'll have to do: Walk slowly down that long, long path For soon I'll follow you. want to know each step you take, So I may take the same For some day down that lonely road, You'll hear me call your name. So sadly missed by daughter, Mrs. Loutse HIll.

Range 2 East, and also Munger Lots 1-57, 59-70, 72-230, 232- 235, 238-262, 265-384, 386-638, and Tract (being 20 acres, that is: the of the the above described lands being all in Section 31, except Munger Lots 58,71, 231, 236, 237, 263, 264, 380, and all being in Section 31. Township 26 North, Range 2 East, and the N1 2 of the of the NWI 4 and Munger Lots 1-7 inclusive, 9-38 inclusive, 39-94 inclusive, all being in Section 32, Township 26 North, Range 2 East: all the above described land being situate, lying and in Carter County, Missouri. The names of all the parties to said suit are stated above in the caption hereof and the name and address of the attorney for plaintiffs 1S Edward M. Wetton. Van Buren, Missour: 63965.

You are further notified that, unless vou file an answer or other pleading or shall otherwise appear and defend against the aforesaid petition within 47 days after the 22nd day of April, 1971, judgment by default will be rendered against you. It is ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law in the Current Local a newspaper of general circulation published in the County of Carter, State of Missouri. A true copy from the record. Witnessed my hand and the seal of the circuit court this 17th day of April, 1971. (SEAL) Omah Sang, Circuit Clerk.

Dates of publication April 22 and 29. May 6 and 13, 1971. NOTICE Sealed bids. addressed to the County Court of Carter County, Van Buren, and endorsed Depository of County Funds will be received by the County Clerk, Van Buren, until 10 a.m. May 3rd, 1971, and at that time will be opened and publicly read.

Purpose of the said bids isto select a depository for funds of Carter County. as provided for in Sections 110-130 and 110-140 of R.S. of Mo. 1959 as amended. the undersigned County Clerk of Carter County hereby certify that the foregoing was approved by an der of record on the 14th day of April, 1971.

In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said county this 12th day of April, 1971. (SEAL) Clarence Coleman, County Clerk. 4-15-3-tc. School Menu MENU FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 3-7 MONDAY: Jolly Burger Mixed Vegetables Pickles Fruit Pie Milk TUESDAY: Navy Beans Sliced Cheese and Crackers Hot Rolls and Butter Lettuce Salad Jello with Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY: Meat Balls with Gravy Mashed Potatoes Lettuce Salad Fruit Bread and Butter Milk THURSDAY: Bologna and Cheese Sandwich Buttered Corn Carrot Sticks Cupcake with Frosting Milk FRIDAY: Chill Dog on Bun Potato Salad Cookies Applesauce Milk WHO? WHAT? WHERE? WHEN? This Every Week. OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT JIM'S RIVERWAYS SINCLAIR STATION In Van Buren, Mo.

LUBRICATION BRAND NAME OIL PRODUCTS Sinclair MINOR CAR WASH REPAIRS Sinclair) GOODYEAR TIRES Jim Rodebush, Owner Reporter--Brenda May. It's Money Growing Time! Spring means a new start. So make your new start a Savings Account. As you add regularly, your account will receive a large dividend and grow fast! Carter County Savings and Loan Association Tom R. Wilson, Manager Van Buren, Missouri, 63965 Box 237.