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EIGHT ft 1938. NEOSHO'S ORPHEUM NEOSHO'S ORPHEUM, Ili. and Sat. -This Week-Double Feature i Feature No, 1 Paramount's New Sensation that Invites you to come where the scarlet lights blink an. Invitation to wink at the pleasures luring thrill thirsty crowds to the danger-ridden decks of chance and ro- mHes out! Where everything goes, and everyone igoes with it! GAMBLING SHIP with GARY QRANT, JACK LaRUE, Olenda Farrel'l.

Feature No, 2 A Devil on the dandy with the women! Tim McCoy in "A Man of Action" FILM'S SUMMER MUSICAL HIT 100 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 5 GORGEOUS SONG HITS In Fox Film's Musical Comedy that tops them all for sheer dessert of the musical menu. Music romance Girls Comedy The cleverest, most novel story yet to come out of Hollywood. Let your Imagination run wild and you'll get an idea the gayety, die spiciness, the tunes and the laughs you'll find in I Raul ROULIEN Gloria STUART May OLIVER Herbert MUNDIN 4 is a hilarious farce of what the women 1 would do with the world If there were no men in it and what, they would do with the one man might hob up in such a world. Coming-Sunday and Monday COLLEGE HUMOR Paramount's Giant Musical Romance of College life in the HAW RAW RAW! Bing Crosby, George and Grade Oakie, and the Ox-Road Coeds. Sparkling romance to Hotcha Music.

Three Days Starting Week NEOSHO'S ORPHEUWH NEOSHO'S ORPHEUM Old folks are so inconsistent ft is no wonder young folks pay no attention to them. One should never try to ex. ploit himself by being too important or too solemn. Blessed are they who expect nothing for they shall get it. Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Snead McQuary avenue, are entertaining the latter's brother, Jack McGath, his wife and daughter, Zella, of Ochelota, at their home this week. It's a wonder bachelors do as LOCALS Gladys Stewart of Joplin was 'here this week to attend the funeral- of Doug Irons whose sudden death occurred in St. Louis, Saturday. Donald Caglo, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thos. Cagle of route 5, wa dismissed Sunday from the St. John's hospital in Joplin and returned to his home. He has been critically ill following a'major operation four weeks.ago.

Mrs. Nellie Gibson of route 2, spending the summer with a granddaughter, Miss Elinor.Gib- oon at Falrvlew, was attending to business in Neosho, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tarvin and children, 831 S.

Lafayette street, spent Sunday In Crane visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. J. A. Long, who is ill. John McGlnty, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. McGinty, 416 S. Hamilton street wa visiting homo folks over last week-end and the fourth of July holiday.

John Is employed in the Bank in St. Louis. Federal Land Guard your CREDIT as you do your HEALTH. Borrow if you must, buy on CREDIT when neccessary, but PAY AS YOU AGREE. NEOSHO RETAIL CREDIT ASSOCIATION.

Phone 261. The condition of Mrs. Frank Robinson, route who has. been ill for weeks with Malta fever, has shown such improvement recently that she has been removed from Reynolds hospital to her Wayne Slankard has returned from a business trip to Jefferson City. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Daugherty and daughters of- Tulsa were among the fourth of July visitors in Neosho this week. Joe Voorhies who- resides with sister, Mrs. J. M.

Threadgill and. family at Forsyth, spent some time in Neosho visiting. with friends, last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll Snead, 515 W. Harmony street have returned, from a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mra W. B. Mackey of 'Barnsdall, Okla.

W. V. Clements has traded his property at 127 Park street to Mrs. Emmeline Hickle, 630 N. High street, and is moving to his new home this week.

Another business building on the square undergoing Improvements this week is that occupied by G. H. Glenister's Jewelry shop and Joe Prichard's insurance ngency on the south side of the square. Mr. and Mrs.

Osar Pickena of Shreveport are here for a visit with the former's brothers, Jim and Fred Pickens and their respective families and the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mayfield of route 6. A bobcat measuring nearly throe feet was shot last week near Ash Hill in Butler county. Bobcats are reported to be doing some damage to in Butler county, according to Aden Baldridge of Poplar Bluff.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Duff, 135 home where every effort is being i S.

High street, are enjoying a made to cence. continue the. convales- week's visit brother, W. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Hillls of Parsons, Kans. were among visitors to Neosho over the 4th of July. They were guests of their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillis of Zlg-Zag Heights, and Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Smalley, J2, Hamilton street. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

S. Davis and their daughters, Mrs. A. R. from the latter's N.

Harlan of Troy, Elder T. O. and Eider E. R. Ward will begin a revival at MonArk Springs, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, July 9., Everybody welcome.

and Mrs. W. P. Freund of route 2 had the pleasure of a visit from their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Havens and three children of Tulsa over last week end and the 4th of July holiday; Miss Mary Elisabeth Dunn, 304 Patterson street, had as her guests over last week end, two school mates of Drury college, Misses Margaret Masters and Genevieve Bray both Springfield. Miss Bray was a student at the University of IWnfeia during the last semester of last year and expects to return there next year. You make your CREDIT RATING We record it. NEOSHO CREDIT ASSOCIATION. Phone 261.

W. E. Sims, head of the Newton County Abstract and his daughters and son, Mrs. E. E.

Witty of Carthage, Mrs. Ray Fair and Emsley Sims returned at noon Saturday, from a trip to Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress exposition. Mrs. Donald Magers of Chicago, another daughter, returned with them to remain for a twl weeks' visit. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Emerson. 214 Maple street, are enjoying a visit from their son, Paul T. Emerson, his wife and sons," Thomas and Gerald of Chicasha, They also expect their daughter, Miss Kate Emerson of Harrison, to spend the week-end with them.

Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Buxton and Sam Reynolds, N.

High street, have had as their guests this Troy, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Weston and daughter and and Mrs.

A. Snyder, Mr, and Mrs. Baldry and daughter, Mrs, -B. B. Rudy, Miss Lola Miss Fleta Rudy, Dr.

William Cady, and Bob Newton. Frank McAtee of Springfield is here this week for a visit with his wife who is spending a time this summer with her Mr. and Mrs. V. Jensen, 340 Brook street.

Mrs. Martin Fry of Carthage, a former Neosho woman, was in Neosho this week driving 'here with a party of friends, for a short visit Mrs. Earl Snead of Mountain Grove came down this week to Join her who has been here for some time, and the two will visit for several weeks with the former's father, L. B. Jones, 608 Baxter street, during her mother's absence on a Mra Arvls Veillnes left Sunday for a visit with her parents at Harrison, Ark.

The following guests visited" in the home 'of and Mrs. Bailey, Tuesdays Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wormington and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Mart Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Bently Harris of Newtonia. Mr.

and Mrs. Rollo McClarey of Kansas City visited with the former's mother, Mra Rose McClarey two days of last week. The ise cream supper sponsored by the 4-H club girls and their leaders, Mrs. Earl Smerdon and Mrs. Oscar Horsey, Saturday night was a success.

They served Ice cream and cake until a late hour in the, night. The proceeds will be used by the girls to visit the club meeting at Baptist Hill later this month. Ben Strick is suffering from a broken leg and other injuries received when a car turned over western trip. They will also be which-he riding, Friday of, with Mr. Snead's parents, Mr.

and last-weete- Mrs. Austin Snead 516 Harmony Mrs Ame Sanders been street part of the time. on the stck llBt but ls much lm proved at this time. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Alburty and son of Detroit, Mich, are visiting friends and relatives In this vicinity. Mr. Alburty Is son of the late James F. Alburty who resided here with his family many years ago. The Mr.

Alburty first taught our local school in the old school house on the hill northeast of the present school site. Later he was postmaster, hotel keeper and a partner in the general mercantile store of Douthitt and Alburty. RITCHEY Mrs. A. E.

Lofgren and daughter Louise, spent from Saturday till Tuesday visiting relatives in Kansas City. Miss Helen Douthitt of Springfield was a week-end visitor with her parents, and Mrs. Clyde Douthitt and family. Mrs. Mary Branham of Tulsa, spent several days here visiting with relatives and returned to her home Monday.

Her children Fred and Mildred, drove up Sunday after her and visited with relatives Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wasson and Fred Benton spent several days of last week with relatives in Kansas City and were acompanied SPURGEON Mr. and Mrs.

Murril Stinson and children and Mrs. Monroe De- Graffenreid of Hockervllle spent the 4th with Mrs. Stinson's and Mr. Mo. Mr.

Duff, who was ill this spring, has been steadily gaining and is now able to drive hh car and be about town most of the day. seriously weok Chaa Cook of San home by Glen Benton who camel Mrs ounuuaijr Ant-nnln TVivaa nlfr DeGraffenreid's sister. Stinson of Cedar Creek Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wheeler and little son, Jimmy, of Red Iowa, left for their home yesterday, after a short visit with Mrs.

Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Mary Ada and her brother, R. Y. McClintock and husband of Leav-! Jones 114 Maple street. Mrs.

cnworth, and Miss Martha Wheeler before her marriage was Pepperdine of this city, have re- Miss Laura Jones a Neosho girl, turned from a trip to Chicago i where they attended the Mrs. George Clay and Mrs Antonia Texas, Mrs. Nancy Simmerman of St. Paul, and Mrs. Sue Bevin of Oklahoma City, Okla.

The three women are slaters of Cal Douthitt of Ritchey and Sam Douthitt of Pierce City, and formerly lived at Ritchey. Mrs. for a few days' visit. neighborhood. The fourth July passed very I Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson spent quietly In Ritchey, most of our I tne 4th at Mra Johnson's parents' citizens attending celebrations at different places.

Those at home spent the day visiting with each other, and several took their Simmerman has been in Callfor- lunches to Shoai creek and spent nia for some time and Is return- the dayTishing and wlmming.C ing to her home. They have been Lloyd Alburty of Hutchison, visiting relatives at several places in this neighborhood. Mrs. Lois Cravens, who drove up Tuesday to take i his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Alburty home for a visit. After had visiting with them a few days, charge of the state children's i home at Carrolton, during of Progress exposition. Miss Shirley Jean Armstrong and Katherlne Pickens, the latter a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Pickens of this city, went to Jefferson City Saturday night, the former for a visit with friends, and Katherine to spend a time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sanders.

Misses Dixie and Roberta Pelham of Shreveport, arrived In Neosho Tuesday for an indefinite visit with their aunts, Mrs. W. I. Peck and family, 345 W. Patterson street, and Misses Irma Walter Sohosky of Joplin, both former Neosho citizens and warm personal friends of the Curtice the administration and has been tamily for many years, were hero last week end for a visit with Mrs.

C. E. Curtice and her at her home In Neosho this summer, has disposed of her household goods, rented her house on W. Main street. mother, Mrs.

Mildred Morehouse, W. Adams street. They are keep- ng the house while Mrs. Morehouse visits her mother who has beer. Ill at her home in Tyro.

Kans. Before returning home she and Elsie Presson, 304 N. Lincoln- -will visit also her son, George street. Miss Dixie was graduated from the University of Louisiana in June and since that time has, with her parents, been touring Texas and Mexico. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Yates of Ft Smith, were here the first of the week for a visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. H. Yates, 209 E. Main Street. Miss Margaret Yates, a well as they do, they have mrpister of J.

A. Yates, who has boss. Why Marilyn Shops in Neosho ONE PHONE CALL will do! Since Turrentine's have added their new meat department with Its fine modern eq.uimpent and experienced meat cutter, their customers need make only one phone call to order everything needed for every meal, every day. Whether you are a regular customer or try this Phone 145. new meat shop.

Illllllll Illlllltlllll tMMMII COOL SUMMER FROCKS are more alluring when proper accessories are worn with them. I was reminded of this by the dainty white hats of thin, cool fabrics, the white washable purses and the pretty white shoes shown in McGinty's window this week. Monday being Sales Day, suppose you buy yourself some summer clothes. Penney Co. store because cotton going up.

But the stacks and stacks of suits and extra trousers, a variety of grades, are still Delug sold at the first low price. Buy now. IIIIIIHI Illllllllllll Illllllll THE FIERCE GLARE of tha July sun in your windows may be causing you a nerve strain you little realize. The Neosho Paint and Wall Paper Co, has awnings to fit every type of window. Consult Lester Firestone in regard to the cost.

Phone 447. A CLEAN SHIRT adds to a man's self respect No need to have too few of this necessary adjunct to a man's wardrobe when Crowdus Clothing Co. Is selling a grade of dress shirts, well- tailored, fast colors, in neat patterns, 4Bo each. Illlllllllltl Illllllll NEVER again will we able to get high grade sum- wits for men at such re- low cost an they can be purchased At the J. 0.

SIXTY ROOMS, all modern, beautifully furnished cool and inviting. A traveling man or tourist knows he can be pleasantly accommodated at the Big Spring Inn, so he comes many extra miles in order to "put up" at this popular place. Tourists come year after year. SPECIAL ATTENTION to cosmetics! Not only do Wilson's carry the most popular, exclusive and desiiable cosmetics on the market, but as an added service to their women customers they have ployed a young woman, after having given her training in the use of beauty aids, to have charge of this department spent several weeks as her brother's guest, returned home with hem. A personally conducted "motor- cation" group leaving Kansas lity this week included Miss Blanche Rudd, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Rudd of this city. The tour will take the travelers irst to Chicago to visit the Gentry of Progress exposition.

From they will go east through Detroit stopping at Niagara Falls, New York, Washington, and nany other points of interest. Twenty-four days will be taken Or the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks and little daughter, Maurlne, of Oof- feyville, drove to Neosho Saturday for a visit with Mrs, Parks' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Barlow, 144 S. High street. The little girl was left with her grandparents Sunday while her parents met Goffeyville friends at Noel and spent the day at Bella Vista.

They drove to Monday evening to be with Mr. Parks' parents over the 4th of July holiday. Members of the Presbyterian church had the pleasure of hearing their old friend, Dr. Hugh Voorhies of San Diego, in a flute solo such as he used to give during his former residence here, at the Sunday morning service. The number was more Interesting because It was a composl- tlon by Dr.

Voorhles and was accompanied by Gordon Voorhels, young son of the doctor, who is an accomplished musician as Is McKlnney and Lafayette streets, i and with her daughter, Miss Jeni nle, has gone to a northern lake Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cogbill.

We are glad to report Mrs. W. R. Urle as improving, altrough slowly. She is now able to sit up part of the time.

Bill Layne is no at this writing. The hot dry weather makes it hard for him. He has been confined to his bed for some time. We surely are needing rain in Frank RUdy 219 report with friends. She expects to be with in this Mr.

and Mrs. Cay Barker of Cansas City ar in Neosho for a isit at the home of the latter's his LowelL NHOBHQ Tinas Job Morehouse and family at Jenks, Okla. A letter written by Charles Knotts of Ft. Worth, Texas, to Neosho friends told that his fa- H. H.

Knotts, former Neosho grocery merchant is now operating a tourist camp, grocery store and filling station at Coleman, Texas. Mrs, Knotts Is with lim and the business Is doing better than he expected. Charles Sublett deputy sheriff, ivho had the misfortune to be accldently shot in the leg about five weeks ago and was a patient in Sale hospital following it was dismissed Thursday and returned to his home west of town. The leg was placed in a oast and doing well. Dr.

Noble T. McCall and family of Arkansas City, a former Neo- jho boy was among the visitors in Newton county this week, They spent some time with the former's mother in Fairvlew and stopped in Neosho to make their annual visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. G.

Embrey, old friends of the family. Dr. McCall is a successful dentist of Arkansas City, having established his office there soon after finishing dental college several years ago. Mrs. E.

J. Price of this city and Miss Elisabeth Ray of Cassville arrived home from a six- weeks trip to California, Sunday afternoon, making the homeward- bound trip in record time. Their driver out was Junior Fpresman, who stopped off at Phoenix, to take a Job he had secured. Returning they were driven by a University of California student who lives at Enid, (Okla. Mrs.

Marie Tatum who went out with them, Is remaining to attend to some business matters. Mrs. Price told of delightful visits with Mr, and Mrs. Gene MoKnight Mr. and Mrs.

Bd Haas and his sister, Miss Mln Haas, Dr. and Mrs, T. Welts and family, Harry Wells And family, and, many other former Neosho citizens. She declares It one of the pleas antest, vlslta! she has. I Joint Meeting of Church Societies.

An interesting church affair of ast week was the annual Joint meeting of the Ladies Club and Missionary society of the Congregational church held In the dining room of the church, Thursday. Lunch was served at 12:30. Following this a business session of the Ladles Club was held. The program for the day was put on by members of the Missionary society. It was opened by a devotional service conducted by Miss Nora Smith.

Mrs. J. B. Wagor was program leader and the topics presented were upon Japanese schools, giyen by Mrs. Hal Karbe, and Indian schools by Miss Daisy Peck who has had first hand information from the Haskeli Institute.

The meeting was made unusually pleasant by the presence of Mrs. R. E. Moore of Red Oak, Iowa, a former active member. Picnic at Golf Club One of the pleasant social affairs of this week was the meeting of a group of young married folk of the town for an evening at the golf club.

The men held a golf tournament and the women enjpyed a game of bridge early in the evening, and a picnic supper was served later. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reniok, Dr. and Mrs.

J. O. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroop, Mr.

and Mrs. Corley Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr. and Mrs, George H.

Brlent Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Justin Ruark, Jim Bill Anderson and Jimmy Thompson. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Griffith of Springfield are spending a week's vacation In Neosho, stopping at the England hotel. on BaloVy Lawn Members of the Uandl Needle. work club were hostesses to theit families and a few friends at the annual 4th of July gathering on the beautiful lawn of the H. G.

C. Baldry home, 5ig W. Spring street Tuesday afternoon. Supper was served at, the evening hour and the evening was pleasantly spent Attending were Mr, And Mra Leo H. Johnson 'and sons arid daughters, Mr.

and' Mrs, John Mr. and Mrs. Aiburty plan to vis- It Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Alburty and family at Pittsburg, and later they plan to visit Mr.

and Mrs. George Foster and family of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kiatler are living in the Alburty home during their absence.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smerdon were Tuesday visitors with Mr. Smerdon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Smerdon of Pierce City, the first of this week. Mrs. John Carneli and children of near Aurora, Mrs. Ada Gullck and daughter of Monett, Mr. and Mra.

Raymond' Bjoehning and Mrs. Lulu Sinclair of Joplin were Sunday visitors in the home if Mrs. Amelia Sanders, Sunday. Lloyd Bailey of Tulsa was a fourth of July visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. F.

E. Wasson of Neosho were Tuesday visitors with Dr. and Mrs. L. C.

Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Benton and son Jakie, of Tulsa, are spending their vacation with relatives in this community. Mrs.

Elizabeth Douthitt is visiting at this time with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Heckmaster of Diamond. Mr. and Mrs.

Curtice York, Mra J. F. Armstrong and Mrs. Frances Donton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

Ashby Capps, of the Shilo community. Mr. and Mrs. Everet Ray were called to MonArk Springs Friday by the death of an uncle of Mr. Ray, Barlpw anq-JBpn; Mrs.

and her brother WiU Money Saving Round Trip Fares ChicagoWorld'sFair Round Trip Each Saturday and Sunday during July a nl August, and September 2 and 8. Limit 10 days, Go.pd only In coaches, Daily Reduced Fares as low as SPECIAL REDUCTIONS fop Parties of 8 or More Qoqd in, sleeping or parlor cars on payment of usual additional charges, Limit 19 days, OhUdreni Half Fore For illustrated 'exposition folder or additional information, call on, of W. G. MULLENS Agent Friaoo Idnes our community. burning up.

Murril Stinson Everything is family of Hockerville, night with Mr. Stinson's brother, Andy Stinson, north of Spurgeon. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Craig and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhart and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Stinson Dinner and supper wero cooked on a camp fire on the creek and the hot afternoon was spent swimming in Cedar creek. The Saturday Night Club met with Mrs. Lee Stinson last Saturday night with twelve members present They were entertained out in the big front yard. The Jolly Sunshine club met. with Mrs.

Mae Johnson on Thursday with fourteen members present Two members were Initiated, Mrs. Bernard Pittman and Mra Arch Anderson. The afternoon was spent in games and conversation. Plans are being made for the annual picnic. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Applications will now be considered for loans on well-located farms that are well and -in good condition.

Any loans made will be on a very conservative basis. First National Farm Loan Association, Neosho, Mo. Office at First National Bank. S4-tt CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to our neighbors and friends for their many deedg of kindness during the sickness and death of our dear mother, grandmother and sister, Mrs. Lucle Dljalllum, and for the beautiful floral offerings.

Mr. and Mrs. Thos Plaster and 'Family. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Krebs and Family. Mrs. Boma Beaoher. Mrs. Pansy Harrod and son.

Mrs. Frances Gullck. Missouri State Fair AUGUST 12-19 FREE PREMIUM LIST W. Green, SeOalia, Mo. The Only Ice Cream In Southwest Missouri Made From Grade A Raw Milk tyfede at Ross Keeling's Dairy Pints I5c Quarts g0c 2-Quarts 45c Gallon 8Qc 5-Gallon lots, per gal -75o A.

GRIFFITH.