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quite tn at tne home of her son, I Mr. and Mrs. Van Field Lane Sam McBride James Yoakum A. O. Hobbs W.

w. Collins nianej- nocjxew out sat is now and Patty Ann visited theli THE HOUSTON HERALD, Houston. Missouri August 23, 1951 Oldsters Register At OSR i at nuine ana ner caugnter. Bessie grandmother and aunl Frtsbee of Emmett, Idaho, is here Maude Dean and Eugit caring lor her. the week end.

Among those over 70 who registered at the 4lst Reunion were: (Winners of the three awards were Hated last week.) In E. W. Tweedy Mrs. Lewis Crowley Green Flowers Lybyer Clara Jones SIMMONS 'Received last week) Mr. and Mrs.

Austin Wade and family of Detroit, nephew of Mrs. Frank Bishop, visited In their home last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Potts have been visiting in North Missouri with their son, Homer, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Potts and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maupln have been doing their work for them.

Mr. and rs. Gray and family nf Mlisnelni hivA hn uUIMn-7 79 79 71 71 72 82 82 63 70 70 73 73 81 81 87 87 88 83 72 43 75 65 72 78 78 72 72 73 71 72 72 73 73 78 78 73 J. R. Buckner Callle Sutton Jennie Ramsey Maude Dean Mrs.

Janie Patterson Mills. Womack Ira Greeney G. F. Romines L. L.

Grisham Ase. Co. 77 77 91 81 SUPER CAPACITY ELECTRIC' RANGE her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd I 2 FULL SIZE OVENS 6 SURFACE UNITS Tli rang that makes good eoolrf botlot W. A. Patrick Mrs. W. A.

Patrick C. J. Koch Martha Todd T. Ellis Allen Deny berry Mrs. J.

C. Hern J. H. Plnkston Virgil Beaumont C. Manley J.

W. Jones Lula Gladden Virginia Covert Henry Hays John Orr craotree. Mr. and Mrs. John D.

Oobble of California, and Miss Pearl Hog an of Houston have been visiting their sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bishop, and their brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Mrs. Martha Walters has been field and Lyle Deck and family visited Sunday at the Hbmer Flowers home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gifford had as guests In their home last week two of Harold's sisters and their families from Iowa.

Callers at the Wilson home on a recent Friday were Mrs, Lottie Davenport of Modesto, Lee Hughes of Mercede. Ed Taylor of Manhattan. Kansas; Pauline Thompson of Cabool; Kyle Hubbard and wife of Peoria, Roy Vandlvort and family of Solo. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Flowers received word that their little granddaughter, Elizabeth Ann Brackelt, had fell and broken her collar bone and also hurt her shoulder and side. Emmett Aldrldse of Iowa came home for a short vacation during the Reunion. Henry Flowers and daughter. Mildred, and family, were visiting relatives here and attending the Reunion. Mr.

and Mrs. B. T. Wilson. Mrs.

Grace Blankenshlp, Dale and Ellen Rose visited Sunday in Sprlncfleld at the Rev. J. F. Wilson and Dolph Deck homes, and also took in the fair. Deck is in very poor health and has been confined to a wheel-chair for several months.

Mrs. Fern Aldndse and Emmitt and Dale. Mr. and Mi John Farris. visited in Nr.

-vada recently Mr. and Mrs. Btnice Liner ann sons of St. Luu Is spent Ihc wei end at the Frank Buhop home and attended the Reunion. 77 68 73 73 71 71 Name W.

N. Hubbs WU1 Davis Mrs. Edna Bowman Clyde Be ale Mrs. Don Peper D. T.

Phillips Bob Vauters Charley Townley J. EL KiUion C. C. Tuttle Clara Trapp J. M.

Vance J. P. Beard Belle Brown Lizzie Guynn Jehn SUtes Jake Paulsen N. A. Bates Tobe Robison Charley Fisher Austin McKinney Iva McKinney A.

C. Coats Joe Murphy J. S. B. Shanks J.

O. Bennett 70 94 Josie Manley Coats 82 Susie Coats 82 John L. Wolfe 76 Susan Miles 72 73 76 66 76 19 73 11 71 71 73 51 74 74 73 73 87 87 77 77 72 72 73 64 J. A. Wheeler 76 Mrs.

D. H- Christie Mrs. J. W. Phemister T.

W. T. J. Williams SUMMER'S HEAT? Delia Bird THEWS WHEN Mrs. E.

K. Lyles A SHOWER. CAH'T BE k7 ROCKY BRANCH (Received last week) Reece Wilcox and family of St. Louis are spending a few days' vacation at the Otto Flowers home. Mr.

and Mrs. John Gobble Oi Los Angeles, spent last Thursday at the Frank Bishop home. Mrs. Gobble and Mrs. Gobble are sisters.

Rooert Lathrom and a friend recently spent a week end here visitirm with his aunt. Mrs. Susan Powers, and cousin. Mrs. Kate Farris.

and family. Otto Flowers was considerably shaken up and bruised one day recently when his Jersey bull attacked him. knocking him down, however he was not seriously hurt. Mrs. Fannie Deck of Spring Isaac Hertford 78 3 Virginia Sutton 70 70 George Hern 81 81 Bessie Hern 74 64 C.

E. Martin 72 43 Mrs. C. E. Laffoon E.

K. Lyles J. M. Pearcy Cora Williams Mary Mecomber G. W.

Brannam 71 48 73 73 W. H. Balls 70 20 I Jake McKinney Jennie Hubbard Orville Hobbs T. W. Suiion Lucy Hutchcraft Henry Dnesel E.

E. Whitmore Callaway Marion Hopter I G. A. Browne J. H.

Shaw Andy WalluiH STOCK Plumhiii! and Elertric Supplies Clectric WiriiiK. I.icht Futures. Keep your eyes on the bargains. Fuse Bines nitd Mulli breakers. Bath Tubs.

StDols. Lavatories. a-. Traps. Pipe Fillings and Sotl Pipe.

Pumps, Water Systerm and Tanks. Cooking and Heating Gas SEE THESE FEATURES 1. Two "5000" Super Capacity Ovens for more and better cool ing and baking. 2. Available with 4 or 6 surface units.

a. The Lexington with 4 Vari-Speed units. b. The Supreme with 4 Vari-SpeecJ units and 2 7-heat units. 3.

Vari-Speed Control gives you exactly Hie heat you want from simmer to sizzle. UTILITY GAS DEALER and Delivery Service. Bottles, Tanks or Cylinders filled. Trained Service Men. See Us First For All of Yonr Gas $1.00 WHY TAKE LESS PER CHORD FT.

FOR GOOD GRADE BOURBON Stave Bolts $1.00 numbing or Electrical Appliances, EE Refrigerators, Ranges and pj Water Heaters. YOUR COMPLETE HOME UTILITY SERVICE LIBERAL SCALE AND GRADE 4. Automatic Time Control operates on right oven, appliance outlet, or left surface units. 3. Automatic Oven Temperature Control regulates oven heat the pre-determined temperatures.

6. Two waist-high smokeless broilers for juicy, savory, tender meat. Come tn and let us show you why it gives you better, faster, cleaner electric cooking. Houston Utility Shop Cabool Stave Co. EASTOF Wmm cabool i fmtmaimM WlRl'S A BETTER WAY TO WASH "IE.

fflUFliWWIW tops looojwo Frc Tt Suds to Spin-Dry In a Single Porcelain Tub No lifting, no hands in water with the 'i Vi. Ml A' 5 5SS 5T. P. 1 Tf WASHER 1 1 1 iuvtu me unexpecieu savings oi i rear tire wear and the reduced strain jK I on all driving parts, from engine to I BiLuiMtmmM differential. I I ch Tiiey Like it a Million piSSfJ Wodd 1 Nntt oozing.

tnvi ast week Buick set a proud record. lion then FIcwH oq( fro lap. ClfltKn ore And finally they loved what it does for the value of a Buick, as reflected in the extra dollars that Dynaflow adds to the resale price of a car. Have you sampled this driving sensation? There's no time like the present for discovering the thrills that more than a million Buick owners already know. Tow control Overy I i briflHI, whiter I I t9t tk a nnQrl Tour porof ton wfttt ev yovf flnortipt I fi riHjtw ok tpua-drylnf Hw way yoo wont it.

in a series of fixed stages the first to apply supercharging principles that did new tricks with spinning oil. And how folks loved it! They loved the freedom from strain in traffic. And the new "sweetness" of ride which every passenger could enjoy. They loved the command it gives them of every traffic situation and the relaxation it contributes to a long day's drive. They loved its extra safety in slippery going, and the improved control in mud and snow.

As they piled up experience, they The millionth Dynaflow Drive was delivered to a happy owner. That's a new peak in popularity for modern drives which take you from a standing start to any cruising speed desired with a smooth, unfaltering swoop of power. "The highest advance since the self-starter" is what the motorwise press called this Buick development back in 1948 and now a million owners can tell you how right that proved to he. Here, they found, was a basically different way of delivering power. It was the first drive to get completely away from any gears which function COME IN for a demonstration! 5ee all th advantogos of this great new Thor.

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