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Page 3 Mobcrly Monitor- Index and Democrat Saturday, Aug. 20, 1955 an Couple Mark 58th Wedding Anniversary I. A. Kirkendolls Pastor Mr. and Mrs.

I. A. KirkendoU, 1212 Hepry street, shown here with their pastor, the Rev. C. P.

Melvin of the Assembly of God, were married 58 years Monday, Aug. 15. They marked the anniversary the day before with a picnic dinner at Rothwell Park, where this picture was taken. Mr. and Mrs.

KirkendoU were married in a double wedding with Mr. and Mrs. Roy West of Moberly in the home on the old Patton farm, southwest of Moberly. Mrs. KirkendoU is the former Miss Gertrude Wolf, whose parents lived near the Patton home.

The couple have four children Jess Kirkendoll, Charlie Kirkendoll, Mrs. Robert Lorton and Mrs. Homer Hess, all of Moberly. With the parents Sunday were Charlie Kirkendoll and Mrs. Hess- anc grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the couple.

Walter Cardwell CWF Group to Be Host to Assembly Plans were made for the Walter Cardwell group of CWF to be hosts- at a joint meeting of all CWF groups Sept. 1 at 9 a.m. in the. dining hall of the church, when the group met last night in home of Mrs. Vets Valelly the and Miss Josephine Patton, 532 West Logan street.

Sixteen members were present. Mrs. Arthur Morris, president, had charge of the business session. Mrs: Lyle Thatcher presented the devotional, "The Cluistian Steward," with scripture from Psalm 24. Mrs.

Forrest Clore, program chairman, presented the lessen on "Facing a New World." She stressed the development of an understanding attitude toward Indian Americans and their problems in aa age requiring radical change in their way of living. Mrs. Clore pointed out there are Indians in the United 35,000 in Alaska, and in Canada, the latter having more-than 2,000 reservations. Mrs. Clore also told that the Indians are one of the few people of the world who have never de- WSCS Circle.

3 Has Luncheon-Meeting at Mayes Lake Home Members of circle three of Trinity Methodist Church were guests at a luncheon yesterday afternoon, sewed on the proch of the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mayes at Sugar Creek Lake. Mrs. Lee Reynolds assisted Mrs.

Mayes. Mrs. Minerva Jennings, genera WSCS president, was a guest. Mrs. IJoyd Swartz was the d-evo- ional leader, using "Friendship" or her subject.

A talk on Zechariah and Malacthj was given by I Mrs. Omar Edwiards with Mrs. Green reading the Scripture. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E.

C. Hart with Swartz assisting hostess. CWF Has First of Lessons on American Indians Mrs. R. E.

program leader, discussed "The First Americans, the Native Indians," when the Allin Sharp group of CWF, Central Christian Church, met yesterday morning in Hothwell Park for an 8:30 o'clock breakfast. Fourteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs. James Perry and s. Maurice Robb served as hostesses, Mrs.

Dale Ward presided during a business session. Mrs. Low's program was the first in a series of studies on the American Indians in the churches which the group will make during the coming year. Mrs. Low gave the history of the relationship between the Indians and the white man since the first coming of the white man.

She old of the friendship which existed in the beginning "between the wo races and pointed out that he whites could not have endured heir first winter without the as- istance of the Indians. "While the white "missionaries gave Hie 'ndians their first translation of he Bible and tried to teach them a new way of life," she continued, 'the traitors introduced their vices, the use of brandy dishonest trading methods." The speaker told of the confused policy of the government in regard to the Indians, the treaties which were mads with them and how they were pushed to the West and finally placed on "a reservation. Her account of the removal of the Indians from Georgia to lands west of the Mississippi as they followed the" trail of tears was especially interesting. "Since the Indians Act of 1924 conferred citizenship upon the In- B. F.

Rice Remains In Critical Condition The condition of, B. F. Bice, 320 Epperson street, who underwent a major operation Monday in Barnes Hospital at St. Louis, remains critical aough as good as cao be expected, lloberly relatives said today. FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix W.W.A.

of the estate of C. M. Schofield deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts with said estate as such Adminstratrix W.W.A the nest term of the Probate Court Randolph County, Missouri, to be holden at Moberly NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the estate of Nannie Harris deceased, wil make final settlement of his accounts with said estate as such Executor at the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph County Missouri, to be holden at Moberly in said County Sept. 1S55. (SEAL) (ATTEST) Aubrey R.

Marshal! Judge of Probate Court (S: 6-13-20-27) on the 12 day of Samuel Semple in said County, on the 12 day Sept. 1955, of (SEAL) Elizabeth. Schofield (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is 'hereby given that MARRIED. 50 YEARS Mr and Mrs.

Billy Fleming, 902 West Encfplace went to St. Louis yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. Will, Bowers, and the couple will observe their golden wedding anniversary at the horrie of a 'niece, Mrs. T. Domingo in Webster Groves.

It also will be the ninth wedding anniversary of the Domingos. Mr. and Mrs Fleming were married at Hallsville. Their attendants were his brother 'a TM Qnd siste Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Fleming of Moberly, and have a ape- Mrs. 'The First Americans' Topic for CWF Group "The First Americans, 14921955," was sented by Mrs. Lulu McCully, when the Carolyn Watkins group of CWF, Central Christian Church, met yesterday in the annex of the church. Twelve members were present. veloped an intoxicating drink of their own.

Mrs. C. 0. Poore, Mrs. Carl Thomas and "Jennings assisted in the program.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Poore and Mrs. Thatcher. The next meeting will be in October at the home mond Copeland. of Mrs.

Ray- So roh Ann Walkup Guest for Circle 1 Sarah Ann Walkup was a guest when Circle I of the WSCS of Trin ity Methodist Church met yesterday in the home of Miss Fleming. Thirteen members attended. The meeting opened with "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Orville Da-m- eron, chairman, had charge of the business session. Plans were completed for work the circle will do during the conference in September.

Each -member was given a list of names of women of the church who will be contacted for pros pective Miss Fleming, lesson leader, told of the life and work of the four prophets, Joel, Obadiah, Jonah and Haggai. Refreshments were served the hostess. as Christian cial in the process of integrating the Indians into the American life." Mrs. Benjamin S. Jolly conducted the- questions on the articles in World Call and received good response from the members of thfij group.

NTS. Cleo Noel, led the Mfss Qn(j later married. Mr. Fleming is a retired Wabash switchman. votional, "The Great Spirit." She read from the 24th Psalm an closed with an Indian paraphras of "The Lord's Prayer." The next meeting will be Sept 16 at 2:15 o'clock in the home Eulah Baker, 427 South Clarl street.

Guests for Meetina Of Circle 5 of WSCS Mrs. Clay McAllister'and Mrs ff. C. Swan were guests when Circle 3 of ae WSCS of Trinity Meth the program topic pre-; odist Church met yesterday in the Mrs. Troy Miller and ho! of Mis.

H. Guthrie, 525 Mrs. Claude Marshall devotional, "Preserver of the the Land," and Mrs. J. L.

Darby had charge of the World Call quiz. A business meeting was conducted by Mrs. L. R. Spangler.

The September meeting will be with Mrs. A. E. Landolt. South Williams street, with Mrs Harry Metoert as co-hostess.

Nine members attended. Mrs. Meinert, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Blanche Nise and Mrs.

George Riley took part in the devotional. The lesson on the prophets Obadiah, Joel, Jonah and H-aggai, was given by Mrs. Chester Miller. Refreshments were served. Vaughn Club Meets, 11 Members Present Roll caH was answered with "My pet when the Vaughn Club met at the school house with 11 members attending.

Mrs. John Knox, president, was in charge. Achievement Day was discussed. Mrs. Ogle Wright had charge of the devotional and led in prayer.

The program topic, "A School Day Party," was led by Mrs. Herman Dunivent, assisted by Mrs. Aubrey Broxvn, AH members took part. Mrs. Ogle Wright and Mrs.

SIsie Potter won prizes in games led by Mrs. Forrest Brockman. Watermelon was served. The next meeting will be with Birdie Ben ton. by WSCS Circle 2Has' Meeting, Lifncheon Circle Two of the Trinity Meth odist WSCS a covered dish luncheon at 'l o'clock yesterd-aj afternoon in the home of Mrs A J.

Knapp, with two guests, Mrs Jes-se Ca-mden and Mrs. Hazel Al derson, attending. Eight members were present. Mrs. the circle chairman opened the meeting with prayer, followed by The Lord's Prayer.

Mrs. J. J. McGrath. vice-chairman, gave the devotional.

The program leader, Mrs. discu-ssed the propbet, Joel, and Mrs. A. R. Thomas told of Obadiah and Haggai.

Mrs. Oamden became a new menrbcr. The next meeting vriU be in the home of Mrs. Fred Sebring. 820 Franklin street.

th Mrs, Anna Sittler as co-hostess. Mrs. Flowers Hostess To Merry Mixer Club Mennber-s of the Merry i Club we're entertained last night at the home of Mrs. -Chalmer Flowers. Mrs.

Steve Milcik scored high, Mrs. Jota Hale second, and Mrs. V. L. Stone low.

Mrs. Paul Van Buren received bu-nco. The etab will meet in weeks at the home of Mrs. Van Buren, M-adnson. Mrs.

Burrus Hostess To MNQ Club Meeting Mrs. Wallace Burrus was hostess (last night at a meeting of the MNO Mrs. Vernon Norton high, Mrs. Raymond Fadler low, and Mrs. Wallace Eurrus bunco.

Mrs. Arthur Eickhoff received an anniversary gift and Mrs. Howard Asbury a birthday gift from their secret pals. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Raymond Fadler, 801 East Logan street.

Mrs. Eva H. Hayes, Green City, Dies Mrs. Eva Halliburton Hayes of Green City died at 2 o'clock this morning the home of a sister, Mrs. Lee McCune of Kirksville.

Among relatives of Mrs. Hayes in this vicinity are two cousins, lallie Halliburton of Huntsville and Virs. H. G. Brock of Holliday.

Funeral services will be held at o'clock City. Mond.ay afternoon in with burial in Green Mrs. Earl Smith Of Holliday Dies; Funeral Sunday Mrs. Earl Smith, 72, Holliday, died at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Woodland Hospital, where she had. been a patient for more than a week.

She had been ill health since April. Mrs. Smith was born in Monroe county and had lived in Holliday for many years. Mr. and Mrs.

Smith observed their 50th wedding anniversary April 9 of this year. Surviving are the husband; two children, Mrs. Harry Vanskike of Holliday and Harry Smith of Holliday; three four great grandchildren; two brothers, Charley Jennings of Holliday and Wesley Jennings of Royal Oak, and one sister, Mrs. Sanford Stephens of Cairo. The body is at the Speed and Blakey Funeral Home in Paris and will be taken to the home.

Serv- will be conducted at 2 o'clock afternoon at the Holiiday Baptist Church by the Rev, Clyde the undersigned Administratrix W.W.A. of the estate of Cora Alice Chaney deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts i said estate as such Administratrix W.W.A. at the next term 'of the Probate Court of Randolph County. Missouri, to be holden at Moberly in said County, on the 12 day of Sept. 1955.

(SEAL) Frankie Corine Morgan (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the estate of Eliza A. Sparrow deceased, will make final settlement his accounts with said estate as such Executor at the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph County, Missouri, to be holden at Mo- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice hereby given a the undersigned Administrator W.W.A. of the estate of Jessie Lee Wullschleger deceased, will make final with settlement of his accounts said estate as such Administrator W.W.A. at the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph County.

Missouri, to be holden at Moberly in said Countv. or. the 12 day of Sept. 1955. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator W.W.A.

of the estate of Anna G. Overfelt deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts with said estate as such Administrator W.W.A. at tie next term of the Probate Court Randolph County, Missouri, to be holden at Jvlo- barly in said County, on the 12 day of Sept. 1955. (SEAL) Harry Morgan (ATTEST) Aubrey Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR WITH WILL ANNEXED Notice is hereby given, that Let- -ers of Administration, with the annexed, on the estate of C.

Gray deceased were granted to the undersigned, on'the 25th day of July 1955, by the Probate Court of Randolph County, (SEAL) Harry (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Cour NOTICE OF FESTAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given tha berly in said County, on the 12 day of Sept. 1955. The Mechanics Bank Trust Co. (ATTEST) Aubrey R.

Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executors of the estate of Nancy Alice Jenkins deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts with said estate as such Executors at the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph bounty, Missouri, to be holden at Moberly' in said County, on the 12 day of Sept. 1955. (SEAL) Judson Joshua Jenkins Clella Louise Jenkins virs. Tyre Burton and Breaks Hip Mrs. Tyre Burton of Jefferson ty suffered a broken hip Tues- ay morning when she fell in the (ATTEST) Aubrey R.

Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that tr- the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Allie H. Mamie deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts with said es iate as such Administratrix at the next term of the Probate Cour of Randolph County, Missouri, to be holden at Moberly in a i County, on the 12 day of Sept, 1955. (SEAL) Lizzie Icenliower (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge- of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executors of the estate of Samuel W. Shoffner deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts with said estate as such Executors at the next of the Probate Court of Ran- iolph County, Missouri, to be lolden at Moberly in said Countv, on the 12 day of Sept.

1955. SEAL) Ada Sboffner Charles W. Shoffner ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that he undersigned Administratrix W.W.A. of the estate of Maude H.

Jones deceased, will make final settlement of bis accounts i said estate as such Administratrix W.W.A. at the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph County, Missouri, to be holden at Moberly Dennis McCubbin Goes To Ashland to Teach Mr. anfl Mrs. Dennis McCubbin asement of her home, the Fay-) and children, Diana and Robert, Famous Nationally Advertised CAPITQL 1-inch ALUMINUM Combination Screens Storm Doors HAYDEN'S "Floor Specialijfi" Phone 55 Welch and Avery Vows Exchanged in Glasgow Miss Betty Frances Welch of Huntsville and Donald Edward Avery of Glasgow' were married in a double ring ceremony performed at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon in office of Howard County Probate and Magistrate Judge J. H.

Denny. Judge Denny officiated at the the Outdoor Barbecue foe Prairie 4-H Members Members of the Prairie 4-H Club enjoyed a party and outdoor super Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Powell. The group prepared barbecued lamburgers and wieners, using the new pit built by Ronnie Powell as his 4-H project this year.

They also enjoyed using picnic tables and lawn chairs made by Ronnie, Billy and Jo Ann Davison. Croquet and! badminton furnished entertainment. additional guest, besides pa- tte DemocrMjeader reports. She was taken by ambulance to arnes Hospital, St. Louis, and ndervent aa operation on arriv- 1.

According to information re- jceived by relatives that evening, her conditionals satisfactory. She is expected a patient at the hospital for at least two weeks. Mrs. Burton is the wife of the chairman of the Missouri PuWie Service Commission, formerly of Fayette and well known in Ran-! dolph County. have moved to Ashland, where Mr.

McCubbin will teach vocational agriculture this coming school year. The family has been living in the home of Mrs. McCubbin's parents, and Mrs. B. L.

Vanhuss, 1218 Concannon street, this past year while- Mr. McCubbin attended the University of Missouri. Wesfhues' Will See Daughter Take Vows Mr. and Mrs. Ben We-stbues wil spend a few days in Xavier, Kan.

where daughter. Sister Jo seph Marie, will take her vows in the order of Sister of Charity, of Leavsnworth, Kan. Sister Anita Marie, another rents and leaders, was Carol Hem- daughter, will also be there; She ing, fiance of the club president, Mary Jane Winn. The club members presented the couple with a gift. will teach again this fall in a Billings, school.

Sister Joseph Marie has not yet learnec where she will teach. wedding, his first since taking public office Aug. 4. Mrs. Avery is a "daughter of Mr.

1 and Mrs. Thomas Welch of Huntsville and the bridegroom' is a son of Mrs. Marguerite Avery of Glas-; gow. Attending the couple were the bridegroom's mother and Frank Elliott, also of Glasgow. The couple will reside in Boonville where Mr.

Avery is employee at the Bell Orchard. He receivec his discharge from the Armj in March, after serving three years. Delicious FROSTY MALTS SPECIAL THIS WEEK lOc Pig 'n Bun Highway 63 Open at 10 South Public Auction Tuesday, August 23 2 P.M. Due to the recent death of my husband, I will sell at my home miles south of Darksville, Mo. on- highway C.

1950 i( Ford tractor nev tires, excellent condition'' 2-14 plows, 2 row cultivator, scoop, dozer blade (All made to fit Ford tractor). 7 ft. tandern disk, harrow, almost new New Idea manure spreader, Allis Chalmers baler recently reconditaoned. Side delivery rake New toea ft. mower, horse drawn mower, 2 iron wheel wagons hay Viking: hammer mill, Model 21, large size.

Good 16 inch walking plow. 1 horse cultivator end gate seeder. 50 ft. belt, road drag, 1946 Ford sedan Ahmit 400 bushels corn, 208 bales extra good alfalfa hav 300 MRS. A.

L. RICE, OWNER Denzell Botfdrts, -Auct. Terms: Cash-- Kot responsible for Accidents Susan Young Is Guest of Dr. 0 tert YOung Family Susan Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Young of Kirk- is a guest in the home of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and 'Mrs. Robert Young, -and family, 719 Flower lane. undersigned Executor of the esta of Maude Jones deceased, wi make final settlement of his a counts with said estate as sue Executor at the next term of th Probate Court of Randolph County Missouri, to be holden at Moberl in said County, on the 12 day Sept. 1955 (SEAL) J.

T. Bowe CATTEST) Aubrey R. Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Joseph Dessert deceased, will make final settlement of his. accounts with said estate as such Administratrix at the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph County, Missouri, to be holden -at Moberly in said County, on the 12 dav of Sept. 1955.

(SEAL) Marie Desert Harrington (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court THIS WAY in said County, on the 12 day Sept. 1955. (Seal) Mary Jones Grec (ATTEST) Aubrey Marsha Judge of Probate Cou NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that th undersigned Administrators of th estate of William K. Megee de ceased, will make final settlemen of bis accounts with said estate as such Administrators at the nexl term of the Probate Court of Randolph County, Missouri, to be lolden at Moberly in said County, on the 12 diay of Sept.

1955. SEAL) Bessie Mae Megee 0.. K. Megee ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the idersigued Administrator W.W.A.

the estate, of Marjorie Megee resser deceased, will make fina. ttlement of his accounts i aid estate as such Administrator at the next term of the Missouri. All persons having claims against-said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance to me within six months after the date of- said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of this publication, they will, be forever barred. This 25th day of July 1355 (SEAL) Elmer Kelley Administrator with Will Annexed Attested by me. this 25th day of July 1955 (ATTEST) Aubrey-R.

Marshall Judge of Probate Court (7:30 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE RESURFACING OF THE PRESENT ROADWAY OF WOODY AVENUE FROM A POINT TEN FEET EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF PARK AVENUE WEST TO THE EAST LINE OF OVERBERG STREET Ev THE ilTY OF MOBERLY, MISSOURI. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 'OUNGIL OF THE CITY OF MOBERLY, MISSOURI, AS FOL- TO WIT: SECTION 1: The Council of the 'ity of Moberly, Missouri deems and declares it is to be necessary resurface that portion of Woody Avenue from a point 10 feet East the West of Park Avenue- Vest to tie East line of Overberg Street in the City of with asphaltic concrete ype pavement, with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches ver the present said esurface- shall be laid between he present concrete gutters and average a width of 20.2 feet, all in accordance with the plans and specifications filed with ity Clerk by if said City. SECTION 2: the City Engineer Said Ixaprovement SOUTHSIDE For Fine Shirt- Laundering Moberly in said County on the 12 day of Sept. 1955 (SEAL) (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court A Tribute To Our Home Builders! We used to coll rhem artisans years ago.

Today we coll them home buifders, which is far more -embracing. The sincere architect, contractor, brick- layer, plumber, carpenter, father and electrician who contributes 3iis specialii-ed know- ledge and talent-to the building of your house is, man of vital importance. You dream of a home. And these artisans make your cherished dream come true. Yes, we might joy that they are the most important people in America.

For they are building not only for today but for all the tomorrows that lie ahead. Let's be thankful our community has such home-hmng builders! NOLL MOTORS, Inc. "Randolph County's Largest Automobile Dealer" Chevrolet Oldsmobile Buicfc Phone 697 Moberfv, Mo. WE SALUTE OUR TOWN! NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executors of the estate of Frank Smith deceased, will make final settlement of his ac- I counts with, said estate as such i Executors at. the next term of the Probate Court of Randolph Coun- at Mothe 12 ty, Missouri, to be holden I berly in said County, ca day of Sept.

1955. (SEAL) Vince Smith Raymond Smith (ATTEST) Aubrey R. Marshall Judge of Probate Court Guardian's Notice of Appointment Notice is certificate (Guardian of Estate of R. R. Hall n.c.m.

an insane person, has granted to the -undersigned, by the Probate Court of Randolph County, Missouri, bearing ciate the throughout its entire course shall extend and be constructed as shown by the plans and specifications now on file in the City Clerk's office, prepared by Kenneth Bolin, City Engineer, and adopted by the Council of the City of Moberly, Missouri, on the 15th day of Aug- ist, 1955 an ordinance enitled: "An ordinance in relation ,0 adopting the plans and specifi- atioEs prepared by Kenneth Bon, City Engineer of tie City of Soberly, Missouri, for the resurfacing of the present roadway of Woody Avenue from a point ten feet East of the West line of Park Avenue West to the East line of Overberg Street, in the City of Moberly Missouri." SECTION 3: a i pavement shall be constructed in accordance witfc the grade as established and- adopted by the council of the City of Moberly, Missouri, as shown as' ie plaa for said street now on file with the City Clerk of the City of Moberly, Missouri. SECTION 4: That the lots, and tracts of land fronting and abut-- ing on both sides of Woody Avenue so improved shall be charged and there shall be assessed against said lots and tracts of land the sum of Sl.42 per front foot, fronting or abutting on said street and special tax bills shall be issued therefor, in accordance with the manner provided by shall be issued in favor of the City of Moberly, Missouri, the to-tal amount' to be charged the abutting proper-, ty.shall be limited to said amount 0. K. Megee front foot, and the balance of the costs and expenses of resurfacing said Woody Avenue shall be charged to the City of Moberly, Missouri, and borne bv the General Revenue thereof. All salvage from said Woody Avenue so- resurfaced as herein provided or, shall become the property of the 'City of Moberly, Missouri SECTION 5: Special tax bills shall be assessed 'by ordinance against the abutting property for ts part of the cost when the work completed at the rate of $1.42 )er front foot and said special tax lills shall be made payable to the lity of Moberly, Missouri.

SECTION.6: BE IT. FURTHER' IESOLVED that the City Qerk of- tie City of Missouri, shall cause this Resolution to be published in the Moberly Monitor- Index, a daily newspaper printed and published in fh City of Moberly, Missouri for seven consecutive insertions, and if a majority of the resident owners of property liable for the cost of said improvements at the date of lie passing of'this Resolution, who shall own a majority of the front feet owned hereby given that of appointment 12th day of August 1955. All persons having claims against said estate sare required to I exhibit them to him for allowance, by residents of the City of Moberly, Missouri, on that portion, of Woody Avenue hereby proposed. be improved, shall not within, ten days after the date of the last u.viij-^it uji-iii j.vi auu ttrn 311C.T UJc Uat6 OI UlC 125t Iwithdn one year from the date publication of this Resolution file said certificate, or they be precluded from any bene- such estate, and if said I may I fit of claims be not exhibited-within one i year from the date of grafting isaid certificate they shall be for- lever barred. J.

M. Hall- Gua-rdiasi State of Missouri, Ciunty of Randolph, ss. I hereby certify that J. M. Hall was granted a certificate of appointment as guardian of R.

R. Hall n.c.m. an insane person, on the date aibove written. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, this 12 day of Au-gcst, 1955. (SEAL) Aubrey -E.

Marshall Judge of Probate Court with the City Clerk of tte City of Moberly, Missouri their protest against said improvement, thea the Council of the City of Moberly, Missouri, shall cause said improvement on Woody Avenue to be made as herein provided for. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Council of the City of Moberly, Missouri, this 15 day of August 1855. Earl B. Noel Officer presiding at the meet ing at which vthis resolution was passed and adopted. (ATTEST; R.

W. Daly City Clerk Approved by the Mayor of the City of Moberly, Missouri this. 15 day of August, 1955. Earl B. Noel.

Mayor'.