The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 4

MO WEDNESDAY. JULY It, 194t. INTO SESSION SOON Stark Probably Will lame to Legislature Today. Jefferson City, July 9. Cover- Uoyd C.

Stark is expected to 4srfue a call for a special session of the legislature tomorrow for funds Co revive the bankrupt direct relief jSYbgram. Interfiled said the call ftirobably would convene the legislators July 22 a week from next Monday. That date would allow the lawmakers two weeks of deliberation before the August 6 primary. The social security commission estimated it will need about 1 dollars to meet the relief needs the last five months of the itear. This month's allotment all but exhausted the agency's regular appropriation.

The relief agency had million dollars for 1939-40 figure which was rercarded as inadequate at the time it was appropriated more than a year ago. Notice to Republicans: I'd your inquiries as to my qualifications for Sheriff. Charles R. Jonr-s. 133-Imo.

TO SIOUX CITY Zinn was released as man- t.lie Sioux City Cowboys, League. class and rev Ed Gravston, pilot and of tiie Neosho club of Arkansas-Missouri Loa- urpriso move announced Miller, club president. Bob McCarron, third ba.se- the Cowboys for tiie last also was released out- had been with Sioux June. 1939. The Cow- Uie Shaughnessy playoff -Sporting News.

For dependable optical work sre Corbett, upstairs, southwest cor square. Phone 161. tf. ItIG TANK PURCHASE SOON for to Be Awarded by Army This Week. Washington.

July projected of 629 light tanks, which would give the army a total of fiearly 1.700 light and medium tanks for its new armored corps and ether mechanized units, was disclosed today by the war department. Bids were opened yesterday at Hock Taiand. but the proposals liave not yet been received here and the contract will not be awarded late this week, the department said. "Mr. Hnd Mrs.

tt. H. Knotts of Gladev i er, formerly of Ne.o- fcho, here for a visit with relatives and friends. Mr. Knotts.

who ft a former Newton county clerk, Knd also a former mayor of Neosho, lias not been well recently, and was taken to Reynolds hospital yesterday, where he will be under medical treatment. FREE CHICKEN DINNER If you hold lucky RED STAR RECEIPT from our new National Cash Receipt with every purchase. GEORGE'S Big Apple Cafe 60-71 Triangle You Like Fried Chicken THE DUCK Ls the to Duck In Cafe Gus and Oils Kirs Steak Dinners our i-li-rtrM- iiur cannot surpassed. CHICKEN and TROUT Sandwiches Cold Drinks Dancing The Green Spot "Good Things to Eat" ICE! Phone 707 City Ice Delivery (BROWN SPARKPLUG By Jack Sonb I. V.

a ML Oft. prepared for Your Newspaper by letty Crocker Home Service Department "BOUQUIT OP SALADS" PLATI LUNCHION The day was hot, really, to go to a luncheon. But mvnation had been accepted. So in their coolest gowns the guests imved. Presently they were ushered into a cool, partially darkened lining each plate on the table looked like a lovely bouquet colorful as the low bowl of real garden flowers in the Center of the table.

WHAT'S IN A BOUQUET? Of course, the guests knew that they would not be expected to eat flowers. But what were those bouquets? Investigation toon revealed that on each plate there were 6 lettuce cup holding a serving of a different kind of salad. In the center of the jlate there were sprigs of crisp watercress and one dainty ganjfen lower. Closer examination showed how very clever the hostess had been in arranging a selection of salads that would really make a well- meal. The salad nearest each guest was an appetiser i slice of tomato with a whole shrimp a top it and a fluff of mayonnaise.

Next to thio was a serving of chicken main dish of meal. The next lettuce cup held a green it might have been a tossed garden aalad to supply the vegetables "or the meal. There wan a sharp French dressing over these vegetables Vhen came a "dessert" salad of sticks, strawberries, cherries and strips of avocado with a sweet French dressing. fifth lettuce cup held a serving of refreshing lerion sherbet. TIIE KREAD ACCOMPANIMENT The bread accompaniment with this salad luncheon was a tray of piping hot tenderest, fluffiest muffins you ever put into your mouth.

And there wore cups of steaming this hostess knew that an all-cold-meal was not advisable tven on day. Dainty little butter cookies were passed later to eat with the sherbet. Here the recipe for the Sour Cream Muffins which were served vith this salad lunch: SOUR CREAM MUFFINS I CKR I'A cups sifted low 1 cup thick sour cream Vt tap. salt butter fat) Yi tap. soda 1 thsp.

melted shortening 1 tap. baking powder 2 tbsp. sugar Beat the egg until light. Blend in the cream, melUd shortening sujrar. Mix well.

Sift the flour, salt, soda and baking powder together and add creamed mixture stirring to completely blend the ingredients a few strokes. Pour into 12 medium-sized well (creased muffin eack pan full. Bake immediately in a moderately hot oven, 400' fo; 20 to 25 minutes. Copyright bf Ctooktr. luc If you have any specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Crocker In care of this newspaper.

You will reeelvi prompt, personal raplv. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover Carthage Golfers Defeat Webb City Carthage, July 8. Carthage won a close decision yesterday afternoon Webb City golfers in an inter-city match over the Broadview Country club course here. When the final foursome had checked in, the score totaled Carthage 29, Webb City 22. Ed Loyd of Carthage was low for the day.

He was two over par on the first nine but equaled par on the second round for a total of 74. Bpntley of Webb City was three over par on the first round and cut a stroke off that on the second for a total of 77 and low for Webb City. MONETT GOLFERS ARE IMPROVING IN MISSOURI LANGUAGE Writes Wm. Southern, Publisher, Independence Examiner, in his "In Missouri Language" column: "About a week ago the war jitters were about to get me. I saw After a three-year layoff, the Mo- the Germans coming over and ev- nett golf course this year again is, everything else and in operation, under management of i broadcast hysteria.

Jerre McKellops, formerly of Neo- I had the "I knew that this was not the Starting off this year, golfers, correct attitude so I got on a train of that city could not have been a went to Taney county on the cxptctcd to shoot any Taneycomo Lake for the week, scores, but we hear a part of thorn vowing not even to look at a news- at least are improving rapidly, es- Paper or listen to a radio broadcast, pecially since dry weather has hard- did pretty well, ened the Monctt fail-ways which' "When a fellow gets out on the this spring were pretty soft. for ten hours at a stretch and The course Is now reported to be catches a few fish and talks to the in fine and several of the hot natives, sanity gradually arrives and shots over there are reported to be came home with a broad sunburn anxious to get even for the licking i and mentality, what there is of they took at Neosho recently. They Jt saner and safer, unnounc'j that on each Sunday af-j "The conclusion is that we should ttrnoon at 1:30. they are running a a11 attend to our Jobs, go ahead just series of "test ball" foresomes, all as if tne world were not all shot, entrants paying an entry fee and witn a faith that whatever comes playing in teams, the best ball score we wil1 eet it." taking the pot. Neosho entries are being sought.

Friday is ladies day on the Monett course, when all ladies are invited there for free play and free instruction by McKellops, if desired. HOME ECONOMICS EXTENSION CLUBS BOOST SOILS AND CROPS DAY All home economics extension club members and their families are invited to attend the Soils Crops day to be held at the Burch farm, 1 mile north and 1-4 mile east of Neosho on Wednesday, July 17. In the morning a special discussion on electrical appliances for the home will be held by the home Mrs. Dan Stratton and daughter, Miss Rebecca Stratton, will leave Friday for St. Louis, where they will join another daughter of Mrs.

Stratton, Mrs. Raymond Kruse and Mr. Kruse, and the four will drive to New York, taking a leisurely route which wil take them through interesting places in Kentucky, West Virginia, and to Washington, D. C. They will visit another daughter, Mrs.

Julian Cornell, and family in Central Valley, N. and will do much sightseeing. Mrs. Stratton plans to return to Neosho, but Miss Stratton will remain with her sister. Mrs.

Cornell, and will enter a college in Nyack, N. which is a preparatory school for Swarthmore, where members of the Stratton family have been educated for many years. Protect your business, home, car, and personal possessions. For any of insurance, see Birge Briggs, Phone 65. 162-tf.

Savings Bank Bldg Republicans! Check up on Charlie; we want a strong candidate for Sheriff. 133-lmo. Baked Ham Cooked Slowly with Sugars and Spices. You will enjoy the unique flavor TAYSTEE CAFE (Next Door First Nat'l Bank) demonstration agent while the county agent conducts the tour of the Walden farm. In the afternoon a Wash and grease J'jb, both for joint program will feature J.

Elliott's Auto Service. I Burch, director of the Extension Service of the University of Missouri and J. Ross Fleetwood, Exten- ision Field Crops Specialist. Mrs. W.

E. Smith, president of the County Council of Home Economics Extension Clubs, points out that farming is more than a busi- Iness. it is a way of living. The farmer, his wife, and his family are all vitally concerned in the manner in which this business is run. Not only does it mean producing in the most economical manner to realize the largest return on investment, but the method in which the production is carried on determines i the amount of labor necessary to I yield this return.

Mrs. Smith urges all to attend this program. Reed's Sweet Cream Butter Is better. Buttermilk fresh daily. Reed Co.

Phone 133. 215-tf. 119-1 mo. Neosho's Best Laundry at 908 North Lincoln All kinds of Family and Commercial Laundry, guaranteed satisfaction, at NEW LOW PRICES! OFFICES AT Best Cleaners 112 North Washington PHONE 28 Coats, Suits, Plain Dresses, Hats, cleaned and pressed, 40c; 3 for $1.00. W.

D. BURNETT. Proprietor CLEAVE Next To Orpheom Theatre- FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS FLAG DESECRATER IN JAIL Serving; of 90-Day Term Rerun by Iowa Youth. Neosho is proud of the fact that I no depositor has ever lost a dollar by'in any bank. It is also proud of the fact that the Bank of Neosho was willing and strong enough to Mitchellville.

July 9. Nor- take over the assets of two banks man Adams, of Mitchellville. today and pay their depositors one hun- was serving a 90-day term in jail dred cents on the dollar. 142-6t in connection with charges of desecrating the American flag. Evidence showed that while intoxicated July flag from a bicycle of trampled it in the dirt.

Headquarters for PICNIC SUPPLIES and Chilled Fruit Juices Just Phone 740-741 RIGHT SLIP A NECESSITY WITH LIGHT FROCKS 4, a seized i criticism of my opponents. n' are ALL qualified. So am and I want to be Sheriff worst. Charles R. Jones.

133-lmo. I acute and chronic diseases. Dr. Ferguson, East side square. 88-tf.

Mrs. Ella Hawley and Miss Vcra this afternmn for where they will the ninr-t. with friends, and, joined J.v one nf Miss Nalley's friends. 1 will leave t-iu-lv tomorrow morning for! Washington, D. where Mrs.

i Hawley will visit her son, Lloyd, who is employed there, and others of the party will visit friends. M'iny ulac- es of interest in mind for siuht- seeing trips bv the protip. and about two weeks will be taken on the trip, i A SINGLE garment weaned and pressed 408; i garments $1.00 New Method Cleaners 418 Coler St. Phone 348. 204-tI Check Up On Charlie.

His friends think him best qualified for Sheriff. 133-lmo. WATCHES and JEWELRY Don't throw it away! We can fix it quickly and economically! All work guaranteed. RAY E.SMITH, Jeweler 115 W. Spring Arrests for violations of the Forestry and Wildlife Code in Missouri totalled 86 during the month of May.

The offenses are classified as follows: Improper license or none at all, 31; disregard of closed season, 32; disregard of bag, creel and length limits, improper method of taking fish and game, 13; refusal to permit inspection. serving, storing or selling game fish and game, miscellaneous, 2. 24-Hour Service. Cab Co. New England BROWN BREAD Midway Gro.

j- Left, rayon satin slip for sportswear; center, dressy slip for trousseau; right, rayon taffeta -M Lovely summer lingerie is every woman's pride and joy and a real necessity for wear under light summer frocks. Slips come in styles to wear under any type dress, one shown above at left being made especially for sports activities. It is made with inserts of mesh lastex to relieve the strain, and is cut on the bias and tailored in fine rayon satin. A more dressy slip, suitable for trousseau, is shown center. It hat a well-molded bustline, and is made of satin rayon finished with Alencon type lace and embroidery.

The rayon taffeta slip, right, has a delightful rustle, reminiscent- of grandmother's day. This also is a bias-cut gar- ment, with back ripper and long torao look..