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SATURDAY, DEC. is, THl CHILLICOTHE TRIBUNE. CHILLICOTHB. MISSOURI PAGE THREE SOCIETY PHONE 105 to order that society Items win give the beat newt value. The Constitution-Tribune requests the re- POrtm of fee items to can them not later than the day after they occur.

Tour help win be ap- MORE SPURIOUS CHECKS Johnnie Fairall, originally from i Hamilton, was picked up at yesterday on a warrant charg- jing him with writing bad checks on the Chillicothe Tobacco Store, county officers reported after the They said Fairall was a member of class now has purchased one gov-' a railroad "extra crew." He was The marriage of Miss bond and has $7.50 at Chillicothe. Alabury, daughter of Mr. and toward purchase of another. Oeo. Atabury of Conception, Mo, (Class members reported 26 calls and Cpl.

Wilfrid Potts. Camp Car-1 made during the month. for Buckley Field, near Denver, to spend Christmas with her husband, Pvt. Eugene Singleton. Pvt.

Singleton completes schooling in an armory school in January. son, Colorado, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Potts of Utica took place Thursday evening.

December 17th, seven o'clock at St. James Rectory, Kansas City, with the pastor. Rev. Msgr. Keyes officiating.

The bride, attended by Miss Cornelia Braden. wore a whiter white with black accessaries. Her bouquet was of sweetheart Miss Braden wore a powder blue dress with dusty rose accessor- lea. Her bouquet was of tea roses. The groom was attended by his brother.

Conrad Potts. Mrs. Potts Is'a graduate of Conception high school and of Central Business CoDege in Kansas City. At the present she is employed by the City Gas Company. Cpl.

Potts is a graduate of Utica high school and before his Induction KIRKSVILLE STUDENTS HOME Miss Barbara May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John May; Miss Beth Mrs. Busby Kent was program leader for the afternoon. Her pro- (Dougherty, daughter of Mr.

and gram was a Christmas pageant, I O. S. Dougherty, and Mrs. Maude "Gifts of in which she built JMcIrvin Friday evening from on a small table a Cross by using Kirksville. where they are teachers' the words Jesus, Ufe, eace, Joy, students.

They will be here Guidance and Light. Solo parts of through the Christmas holidays, the pageant were given by Mrs. Or- Miss Carolyn Virtue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Virtue, and Miss social Marjorie Inman, daughter of E.

S. Inman, other Chillicothe students at this val Allen. Mrs. William Gilmere, chairman, conducted some clever and after which refreshments were served from a prettily decorated table at which Mrs. Ray Patterson pre- in the Army last March, was employed by the Douglas Shoe Company at Kansas City.

Cpl. and Mrs. Potts are spending a few days with his parents and aMen in Utica. The Junior Sorosis Club's Christ- sided. Christmas motifs were used in decorating the table and in the food.

Dainty sandwiches were shaped as stars and Christmas trees. Mrs. Ole Parker, Mrs. Scott Vorbeck, Mrs. Roland Wilhite, Mrs.

PVT. LIONBERGER HOME Pvt. George Lionberger, Camp Evolved by Atomic Force?" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, December 20, 1942. Golden Text: Acts 15:18. Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world.

Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "Thine, 'Lord, is the greatness, and the 4:80 p. m. Christmas service at the Milan Presbyterian Church. On Christmas o'clock, there will service by candlelight. The Adult morning, at 7, be a Christmas! WAR MAY SHORTEN THE 1943 SESSION Choirs will sing the service and special and Junior Communion Christmas anthems.

The public cordially invited. I of Rubber Shortage Legislators May Stay on the Job. is expected home Sunday for a holiday visit with his sisters and brothers. He will be here until December 27. Short and Mrs.

Gilmere were mem- VISITS THE MILLERS bers of the hostess committee Pfc James A on a On behalf of the class Mrs. Sher- furlou fmm Cam Carson, rill presented gifts to Mrs. Patter-' ot fee week to tne power, and the glory, and the vic- Itory, and the majesty: for all that (is in the heaven and in the earth is thine: thine is the kingdom, Lord, and thou art exalted as head above all" (I Chron. The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy: "In the universe of Truth, matter is unknown. No supposition of error CHRISTMAS MUSIC I OKAY, OPA.

Take it from Texas, this gas rationing isn't so bad. Loreah Babin, left, Juanita Little and Edith Gartman, Port Arthur College students, imply pool their savings and hire a horse. (Ky the Asiortated JEFFERSON CITY, December 19. Tne war ma shorten the 1943 session of Missourl legjslature Why? Because, without gasoline and tires to make weekly trips Program Will Be Presented home, the law makers may remain at 7:30 o'Clock in the Jin the capital until their work is Evening. 'done instead of going home Thurs- jday or Friday and coming back on There will be two Christmas music Monday or es they I peace-tune.

programs at First Baptist Sunday. The morning featuring Christmas music, will b31 adjournment The longer work-weeks could mean fewer weeks cf earlier evening in-all', and the light of ever-present Love illumines the univere" (p-503). -CHURCHES- north of r. and Mrs. Curtis Miller, Chillicothe, and with friends here.

Hays was inducted party will be held Tuesday night at 7 o'clock in the Leeper Ho- It will be informal. Hostesses are Mrs. June Shaffer. Mrs. John Ir- Vfa, and Mrs.

Ralph Moore. ffaft. Pamer Milbank and Mrs. W. Davis entertained the of the Episcopal Church Sunday School with a Christmas party at the home of Mrs.

Davis. Friday afternoon. The twelve enjoyed. teats. little games and con- were to all of the little guests.

candy Pavots were The motif was used in at the close of the party hour. of the Producers' Creamery entertained with a turkey dinner and Christmas party in the Baptist Church room Friday night, wives and husbands of em- ployes and directors, guests. of the board of and their wives were tests and singing were enjoyed and there was.an exchange of gifts and presentation of gifts by the employes to their manager, John Cook, and to each of.the board members. The employes received gifts from the board. Board members and their families I attended were Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Collins of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs.

O. Wells and daughter, Vivian, of son. teacher of the class, and Mrs. home of T. R.

Anderson, assistant teacher, and to the Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Day.

A gift to the class from Mrs. Pat- mto service from Livingston County tenon was the painting, "The! 111 June 1942 and has smce Empty Tomb," which will be hung in the class room at the church. Local News Notes stationed at Camp Carson, where he is a member of the drum and bugle corps. Before going into service he was employed at Grace's Hatchery. girls whom they are assisting.

Members of both organizations will bring toys for distribution by local firemen among needy children. Grace Episcopal Church 6th Sunday in Advent Morning prayer and sermon o'clock. Sunday school 9:45 o'clock. Christmas Eve at 11:45 o'clock p. m.

midnight Christmas services will be held. The public, especially serv- i i special Christmas services in our community and church. Bethel A. M. E.

Church K. B. Byrd, Minister 9:45 a. m. Sunday School.

Ben Bland, Superintendent. 11:00 a. m. Worship and preaching service. Sermon: "No Room In the Inn." 3:00 p.

m. Special services. Sermon: "Home Sweet Home." 6:30 p. m. A.

C. E. League. Mrs. Marjorie Banks, president.

7:45 p. m. Services. Sermon: "Four Questions From God." There will be a union Christmas tree at Bethel A. M.

E. Church. 9 Wednesday evening, 6:30 p. m. Everyone may come and bring your our annual Church Family Christ- presents for your friends.

Also a mas covered-dish supper. Program; short program. Also union services i Scripture "Christmas Story" be no sermon in the Although both branches of the general assembly were recorded as meeting five days a week in the by- gone of plentiful gasoline and pastor, will speak on "The Light of 1 rubber, actually the legislature the during the morning wor- 'worked only a three-day week. Prac- ship hour. The choir will sing twojtically all the business was trans- anthems, Little Hills of Naz-, acted on Tuesday, Wednesday or areth" and "A Savior, Christ the Thursday.

I Most of the members left the cap- Program for the evening is given itol Thursday afternoon for their below: (homes and didn't back until Organ Prelude "Offertoire in or Tuesday morning. Sel- Read' dom was even a technical session Miss Martha Ryan Processional "Adeste FideHs" held Monday morning or Friday afternoon. Invocation Anthem "Whispers of But Bone are those days when Duet, Misses Mary Kent and Betty even a member living in the farth- Rose James jest reaches cf the state could drive Soprano Solo "Star of the East" i home a ew nours whenever he Mrs. Helen Allen Anthem "Shepherd's Christmas' felt Uke lt Gas is ex- by the Primary and Junior groups Christmas morning at 11 a. m.

Ser- of our Church School. mon by Rev. Dr. J. w.

Harris, pastor GUESTS FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Francis Woods arrived Thursday night for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Ava Lancaster, COME FOR FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs.

Fay Ewing and son, Donal, of Deerfleld, who came I for the funeral of Mrs. Ewing's Mrs. Mary Schwab, Thursday, were guests Wednesday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertis Williams.

Donal, a student ice men are most welcome to attend all services ot Grace Church. Dr. Percy L. Johnson, Rector. at the university in Columbia, has and bis cousin, Mrs.

R. E. Reynolds, i enlisted in the Army technician re- and Mr. Reynolds. They will be here until after Christmas, going to Gallatin for the holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs.

Lancaster will, be in Gallatin for Christmas as guests of S. T. Woods, father of and Mr. Woods. Mrs.

Lancaster COMPLETE BASIC TRAINING Chillicotheans who this week completed a basic training course offered by the Office of Civilian Defense are: Mary Margaret Page, Ingelrid Doyle, Kenneth Lester Bice, Beulah Babb, Mabel E. Kline, Ralph Head, Louise Palmer, Mary Susan Clark. Jewell Ann Damm, all trained as air raid wardens; John E. Newcomer, assistant executive officer; Elmer W. 'Beningfleld, auxiliary fireman.

They serve corps and will begin training at Kansas City, Kansas about January 15. Re is 18 years old. The Ewings are former residents of Jackson township. INFECTION IN HAND Orville Scott, city fireman, is confined to his. home on Mansur Street with an infection in his left hand.

He ran a nail into his hand Wednesday while pumping out a well. have taken their oath of duty and have been presented arm bands signifying service. FROM COLOMBIA TODAY Frank Fisher went ithis morning to be to Columbia accompanied Braymer. Mr. and Mrs.

George Col- bome thte eventa by toe Pishers hns and eon, Bob. and Mr. and Mrs. i son D. C.

Owin.of Chiltteothe. Mr. and iwiu Mrs. A. D.

Leavell of Meadville were unable totcome. days. university student, who nere for the Christmas holi- Miss Margery Ann Cies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Cies; Miss Ann Meinershagen, Mr.

and Mrs. Julius daughter of Mis. C. M. Grace was hostess at a i Meinershagen; Miss Dorothy Ander- Christmas luncheon for members of son, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howe Chapter of PBO in her home Friday. The luncheon was followed by an afternoon business meeting- and program, which included the staging of Christmas carols; a reading. The ronfsome Christmas Tree" by Margharite Fisher McLean, given by Anderson, also students at the university, will accompany Mr. Fisher back to be with their parents during the holidays.

DAUGHTER FOR THEILMANNS Mrs. P. C. Pay; a solo by Mrs. Mervin Cies, who sang The Infant ents of a daughter, Louanne, born Mr.

and Mrs. Giles Theilmann, former Chillicotheans, are the par- and a piano duet, "The Sleigh by Mrs. Grace and Vend Reynolds. Miss Reynolds accompanist for Mrs. des and December 14, friends here have learned.

The little girl weighed eight pounds and eight ounces. She is the second child in the Theil- Dorothy Dailey played the mann family. Her brother is James William, known familiarly as Jim Bill. The Theilmanns live at 733 Bruno Street, Richmond Heights, the business the chapter voted purchar of a block of tuberculosis Chrir'aias seals. IMo.

and Mr. Theilmann is a mem- Mrs. Grace Chrtst- decorattor, on the luncheon table. oer of the Maplewood (Mo.) school IN MOTORIZED DIVISION Mrs. Grace Martin has received word from her son, Pvt.

Howard G. Draper stating he now is in the motorized division of the Quartermaster's Corps at Ft. Ouster, Mich- St. John's Latheran Church 906 Walnut, Phone 448 Fred Stein, Pastor "The Church, the Bride, Welcoming Christ, the Bridegroom" is Sunday's sermon subject. Forget all about your own gifts for a moment and let it sink down deep into your soul that Heaven itself has given a Christmas gift to the world and that gift is Jesus.

He left the glory jof Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Come and hear this man of God. You are welcome. Mt.

Zion Baptist Church J. W. Harris, Pastor Sunday school 9:45 a.m., Mrs. R. Estes, supt.

There will be carol singing by the Sunday school children arid a White Christmas offering. Morning service, 11 a. m. B. Y.

P. 6:45 a. m. Mrs. C.

Morning Worship 10:30 p. m. Pre- First Christian Church Kenneth A. Kuntz, Minister Sunday School 9:30. f.

M. Berry. Superintendent. "A Place For Every of the Family." Bland president. Evening service 7:45 p.

m. Monday at 3 p. m. the mission is having a Christmas tree at the residence of Mrs. C.

Bland. Tuesday evening, 8:15 p. m. the I hide: "Holy Night" by W. Buck, Miss of heaven for this world of woe that Sunday school will have a Christ- He might become the bridegroom of program, men's souls.

Jesus was not forced IS NOW A SERGEANT Charles Sheppard has been advanced to the grade of sergeant at Ft. Riley, where he is a baker and cook. Charles was inducted into the service Sept. 11. More Gasoline To Eastern States Prospects Are That Motor Fuel Will Be Turned on Monday.

WASHINGTON, December The eastern sea board's gasoline tap ordered closed to an emergency trickle, appeared likely to be turned on again Monday but with prospects that the flow of motor fuel will be thinner than the old rationing volume. The office of price administration, which shut off gasoline purchases at noon yesterday to the average motorist in seventeen eastern states and the District of Columbia, sought to work out today what Price Administrator Leon Henderson termed a "thoroughly integrated plan" to replace drastic suspension. "And we hope," Henderson said, "to be able to announce it Sunday and put it into effect Monday morn- faculty. He was principal at the ln Junior-Senior high school during the time they lived here. With Mrs.

SherriU Mir 7 Dee Sherrill was hostess in I BACK FROM NORTHWESTERN home, 813 Webster Street, to) Miss Peggy Huckstep, student at Members of the T. E. L. Class of 111., returned to Chillicothe yesterday to be with her parents, Prof, and Mrs. J.

R. Huckstep, for the Christmas holidays. Yeoman Fred season. A tree near the Russell, who is with the personnel ftoeptece held gifts for everyone. I of the U.

S. Navy's radio school at First Baptist Church, who held their Christmas party, Friday afternoon. The apartment was beautifully decorated with motifs of the Northwestern University, Evanston, Mrs. Santa Claus. in the absence of her famous husband, made the presentation of gifts.

Mrs. Alva Phillips bad charge of the A business ir feting was held, during wnicn wu reported that the Northwestern, is a week-end guest in the Huckstep home. CHRISTMAS WITH SOLDDZR Mrs. Juanita Singleton, girls' director of physical education at Chillicothe high school, Monday CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS This year more than ever before nothing will be so cherished by loved ones, away or at bome, as a picture of you. THE WATTON STUDIO B.Onr Square By anodizing and painting the plates used on airplane wings before they are curved into shape, 75 per cent of the time previously used in this operation is saved.

into this. God gave His Son out of love. Jesus really loves us and wants to bestow upon the precious bridal gifts which He earned for us with His humble birth, His perfect life, and His vicarious death on the cross. He yearns to adorn us with the snow-white robe of His righteousness, and finally with the more than beautiful garments of salvation that we may be fit to sit at the heavenly marriage feast. 9:20 Sunday school aiiu Bible class.

10:30 Worship ana 2:30 Worship at Brookfield. 3 p. the Lutheran Hour. 7:30 Christmas Eve Pageant practice. The public is most heartily welcomed.

Mid-week services Wednesday evening at 3 p. m. at the parsonage. First Baptist Church Vine and Clay Streets Rev. Alfred S.

Day, Pastor DO THEY REALLY? And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of fhe heavenly army praising God and saying: "Glory to God in the highest; and on earth peace to men of good will" (Luke Peace to men of good will! Good Will! If every nation had it for every other nation, racial hatreds, devastating wars exorbitant armaments would be things of the past, and brotherly love, peace and prosperity would reign throughout the world. Peace to men of good will! Good will! If Capital had it for Labor and Labor for Capital, no longer i could there exist unjust distribution of wealth, enslavement of the work- iing man, poverty, strikes, riots or threats; for honest co- Veral Reynolds. "Gesu Bambino" organist, by Yon. Solo by Mrs. Mervin Ciea.

Solo: Vocal Violin Obligato by Miss Dorothy Dailey. Anthem: "The Christmas Night" by James, Mrs. Karl Blanchard. director. Sermon: "The Eternal Christian Endeavor: The College Endeavor meets at 7:00 p.

m. in the Community Room. Mrs. J. G.

Beard, sponsor. The High School Endeavor will hi Room No. 8 for a Christmas In stead of our program. Evening Worship. regular evening worship the annual Christmas party for Sunday School and Church members will be held in the Community Room at 7:30.

9:30 a. m. Bible School. R. H.

operation would bring us fair profits, Wilhite, Superintendent. Classes for a living wage, freedom of the in- all ages. Men's Friendship Bible Class at the Ritz Theatre. J. M.

Gallatin, teacher. 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship. Special music under direction of Miss Margaret James.

The pastor's topic will be "The Light of the Star." 6:30 p. m. Baptist Training Union. Miss Esther Ranz, general director. Unions for adults, young people, intermediates, and juniors.

Story hour for children. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. There will be no sermon by the pastor.

Instead a musical Chrismas program will be presented. The pro- dividual and of the and prosperity according to the true American ideal of a Christianized Democracy. Peace to men of good will! Good will! If every religionist had it for every other matter how divergent then- hate, bigotry and persecution would melt before the blessed sun of charity, tolerance, peace. Peace to men of good will! Good will! If every man had it for his God and neighbor, then all mankind would be rewarded, both here and in the Ufe to come, with God's own blissful psace promised gram appears elsewhere in this by the Heavenly Choir that very paper. first Christmas night.

A cordial welcome to all who at-; To you, our non-Catholic brothers tend any of our services. First Methodist Church Webster and Cherry Streets Glen T. Beaty, Minister Residence: 329 Cherry St. 9:30 m. Sunday Church School.

We bring our White Christmas Gifte at this 10:45 Service. The pastor will present! Temple Bailey's story "The Star and the Well." Church God H. V. Howe, Pastor Sunday School' 10 a. m.

Preaching 11 a. m. Wednesday night 7:45 p. m. Friday night Y.

P. E. 7:45 p. m. Sunday night 7:45 p.

m. The church has. a beneficient effect upon every phase of human life. The public is invited to attend these services. Song" Choir Pected to provide for necessary gov- Soto, Miss Margaret James (ernmental travel, but it is not ex- I pected that week-end jaunts will be 'considered by rationing boards as Few legislators can commute weekly by car on four gal- golns a week.

Quick train service to home is available only for a comparative few. Rev. A. 8. Day Offertory "Cradle Mens' 'Chorus-Choir "Three Kings King" Hymn "Joy to the World" Benediction Postlude "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel of Orient" Tenor Cook Baritone Staton Bass Reynolds Anthem "His Praise Shall Never j' Cease" The result may be that most leg- Anthejh "Day of islators will stay right here in Jefferson City almost constantly from the time the session begins in January until it ends.

As long as they are here, they will want to work- perhaps even six days a they can get through earlier and get back to then- business at home. With then- pay raised from $5 a day while in session to $125 a month the year around, legislators can better afford to remain constantly The tailoring is that which 'away from their business or trade is done by Charles Comue. Adv. or a ew months at a time. Nor Miss Mary Moore came yesterday UK amount of the legislative to spend the Christmas holidays av depend upon the length of their with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Al- sessions. len Moore, Elmdale Road. She will' But even $125 a month won't make be graduated from the University of it profitable to stay away from Missouri at the end of the first home for long periods in these busy semester.

Miss Martha Moore, also times. a senior at the state university, who The regular legislative session is to graduate next June, arrives to- itM i astea from early January to In 1939 adjournment was -Personals- day to be with her parents. Ju i Miss Leta Jacobs, employed at June. Midland, by the Dowe Chem-1 TV tn Christinas and two weeks with six rat to Sherwood Patek, son of Mr. 1M3 egislature must Miss Edith Dailey arrived Friday j.

Elm Street Methodist Church J. Frank Baker, Pastor Sunday School 9:30. Worship 10:45. Prelude Mendelssohn Ashford Hymn 86 Apostles Creed Prayer Anthem, "The Birthday of a King" Neidlinger the University of Missouri to i-he be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Dailey, for Christmas. H. K.

Rockhold, field supervisor for the Farm Credit Administration J. Mogg and Choir Old Testament Lesson The Gloria The New Testament Lesson Announcements and offerings Sermon by the pastor. Topic: "The Christmas Message" Hymn 87 Postlude, "In God We There has been little indication among law makers of any disposition to make use of those recessing powers. But it could develop. It probably will take several ses- crop and feed loan section, begins sions MoH a definite evolve8 his annual leave ttifg by that time the war pressure turning to his headquarters in the post office the fourth of January.

Richard Arthaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arthaud, is home from the University of Missouri. Clement Edwards, freshman student at the University' of Missouri at Columbia, is to come today to be with his parents and other relatives through the Christmas holidays. Miss Alice Clinefelter went to her home at Laclede, Friday, to be with FREEDOM OF 23 ENDS Missouri Fugitive Ayprehendei ta Cheek on a Defense Job.

(Rll the Associated Preit) JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. After twenty-three years of freedom, Ben Anderson today faced re- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred tum the Missouri vrisoa Nolte Benediction Doxology service.

a. m. Christmas Worship in good will, we wish to show our own good will by asking God to grant to you and yours peace, happiness and health; and by wishing you all that goes with that time- hallowed greeting. Merry Christmas! The Catholic Information Society, 7800 Kenrick Road, St. Louis, Mo.

St. Cotamban's CaiheHc Chorch 10th and Trenton Sunday masses, 8 and 10 a. m. Weekday masses, 7 a. m.

V. Rev. B. S. Owens, Pastor er Ott th wh i ch Chillicothe Sew Cruth was in Kansas a Federal Bureau of Investigation Why not guarantee your future instead of leaving it to Havatalk with Forty-seven per cent of the weight of an empty pursuit plane is composed of government furnished equipment Christian Science Services 916 Locust Street Christian Science Society of Chil- 7:30 p.

m. A program of Christmas licothe holds regular Sunday morn- music. The choir augmented by i ing services at eleven o'clock. Wed- Miss Dolores Davis, vocal soloist, nesday evening services at eight and Misses Dorothy Dailey and'o'clock. Norma Hodges, violin soloists.

The 1 The public is cordially invited to public cordially invited to share in attend these services. Christian this service. Science Radio Programs Sunday There will be no afternoon and morning, over WHB at 10 o'clock and KFEQ at 8 o'clock. "Is the Universe, Including Man, evening Youth Fellowship activities this Sunday because of the St. Joseph's CatboHe Chareh Leeper and Washington Sunday masses, 8 and 10 a.

m. Weekday masses, 8 a. m. Rev. D.

S. Miller, Administrator First Presbyterian Church Rev. Andrew C. Preston, Pastor 9:30 a. m.

Holy Communion. 9:30 a. m. Church School. The children will have their Christmas treat at this time.

10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. Special Christmas music: Anthem. "Awake, Put On Thy Strength" by Dudley Buck.

Solo, "Beautiful 14th Cenutry carol, will be sung by Pvt. KUis Parber. of his record in connection a defense job revealed him as a Adv. fugitive. Kaiser said Anderson had waiv- MrS.

JameS Shirley, I 611 "tradition and would be return- Pioneer Resident, Died Last Night STATE PENSIONERS GET SMALL oughly modern in her viewpoints and proved it. Playing cards was a read enjoyment to her and she played as lon as her eyesight permit- tei For the past four and a half years a smaH bonus on their already Miss Hazel England had been Mrs. November allotments today. Shirley's housekeeper and compan- lon compan 0ft re CITY 19 Missouri's old age pensioners got TOUR to your soldier in canp or in active photographs of mothers, fathers, sweethearts are the that mean the The sioners, using a legislative and Washington grant to restore for the month a 30 per cent pension cut made 18 months ago. The December restoration already has been paid.

Today's checks averaged $6.83..