The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 10

POINTERS Ctaming of Old Coins Best Left to Dealer By POLLY CRAMER (Newspaper Interprise Ann.) DEAR trim ulnd for to cltan a collection of old but coin and ALL warn against at It ofton val- uo of tho by "wear- In0." Thoy ihould bo loft In their original con- dltion or takon to for any needed cleaning and that a colloctor can tall if one boon tampered with. We do not know whether or not Catherine's coins are of any intrinsic value but she should be sure before cleaning them. Those who have foreign coins, kept only for their interest as a souvenir or remembrance of a trip, might find Marie's letter of interest. Remember this is VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Wheel Chair Project We, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, sponsored subscription campaigns with the Capper Publications two years ago. Through this work we have obtained wheel chairs and other hospital equipment which has been in continuous use in your homes free of charge.

We are now sponsoring a similar drive to obtain folding wheel chairs and walkerettes which are badly needed. Anyone needing this equipment for temporary time can see Savage Grocery. NO DONATION will be accepted by either the representatives or the members of the V.F.W. This equipment is being paid for through the sale of Capper Publications. New or renewal will be appreciated.

A representative will call at your home with a letter from Edward Cassity, Commander, to explain plans In detail. Anyone who does not have a letter from him is not authorized to take subscriptions in this campaign. Anyone in Livingston County and vicinity is welcome to use this equipment free of charge; it is a countywide project. Please give the representative a few minutes of your time for a worthwhile cause, VEIERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST NUMBER 858 ChiJKcotJie, Missouri only for coins you know are of no value as collector's items. -POLLY.

DEAR POLLY-My husband, a veteran of World War 11, brought home a lot of foreign coins and my daughter had the idea of framing them. We cleaned these coins with a brass cleaner, coated them with clear nail polish and arranged in frames against a backing of brown velvet. They were stuck on with a bit of that milky, all- purpose glue and make quite a conversation piece in our DEAR POLLY-If your small "cowboy" thinks he is too big for a bib, try a large red bandana in its place. It will make him feel like a grown-up cowpoke and he will not realize he is really wearing a big red bib. Problem DEAR POLLY-While in the a on vacation I bought an expensive pair of shoes that are very comfortable but the left shoe squeaks.

Is there something I could use to eliminate this M. B. You will recelvo a dollar if Polly your favorite homemaklng idea, Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of newspaper. STURGES By ELIZABETH KRINER "The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.

James 5-16. Lori Feather, daughter of Mr. LIKE ANY TOURIST, actres Audrey Hepburn scurries acros a street in Rome carrying a shopping purchase. The star was seen bustling around the Italian capital like any other vacationer. and Mrs.

Stephen Brooks, cele brated her seventh birthdaj Sunday afternoon, July 28 wit! the following guests at 'ler home in Sturges: Mr. and Mrs Leonard Nibarger, Chillicothe Mrs. Florence Beal of Sturges Mrs. Margaret Brooks and Bar bara Brooks "of Kansas City. Mrs.

Jimmie Graham is re covering from a cold at her WE ADJUST FERTILIZER RATES TO FIT YOUR YIELD GOALS Let's look at it this way: You know your farm better than anybody. Andyouhavein mind what you want to get off yields you are shooting for. Just let us know. We will work out a fertilizing program to fall in line with your plans. First, we will find out what your soil already has in fertility level.

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Sennie Joe Fries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fries, who has been ill several days is im proving. Mrs. Opal Steen, Mrs.

Mary Neely, Mrs. Belle Benskin and Mrs. Elizabeth Benskin returned Friday from a visit to the Baptist Home in Ironton and the Children's Home at Pattonsville. Members of the Union church honored Miss Marilyn Price with a pre-wedding shower in the church basement Monday night. Miss Price and Mr.

John Meneely expect to ge married in August. She received many beautiful and useful gifts. The basement was decorated by Mrs. Elizabeth Kaufmann and Mrs. Arlene Crowe and Mrs.

Doris Breeden. Mrs. Opal Steen and Mrs. Elizabeth Benskin led in the games. Refreshments of cake and punch were served.

Mrs. Myrtle Fleshman has sold her property at Sturges to Leo Beal. She expects soon to move to St. Joseph for a residence near her children. Mrs.

Fleshman has been very active in church services. She was presented a Bible by the Union church Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Steen and Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Benskin and family attended the 100th anniversary of the Zion church last Sunday Mrs. Clarence Childers, who has been having an eye infection, is improving. Rev. B.

B. Shrum, pastor of the Union church, was a guest between services of Mrs. Nettie Loney. Mrs. Bessie M'cPihee- ters and Mrs.

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