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Mobcrhr Monitor-Index Friday, Sept. 25, 1964 Promotion Day to Be Held At Cairo Baptist Church Promoliori Day in Ihe Sundayi School, department will be observed Sunday morning at the Cairo Baptist Church according to the Rev. i 11 i aa R. Walls, pastor. The service will be held during the Sunday School and worship hour.

Sunday School will begin at Renick Baptist Activities for Week Announced RENICK -Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. Sunday al the Renick Baptist Church announces Ihe Rev. Elledge, pastor. George L. The morning worship service Will follow at 10:30 o'clock.

The Rev. Mr. Elledge will use "The Enemy Expose" as his topic. Evening services will begin at 7 o'clock with Training Union. Ellis Chism, director, will be in charge.

The worship service will begin at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Elledge will speak on "The Happy Wednesday ntght, business meeting will be held. The pastor will be in charge.

10 o'clock with Paul Dowding, in charge, and will be shortened Sunday morning only for the special service. Other Services The worship service will follow at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Watts will preach on "Getting to Know The Junior Choir will sing "Who Is on the Lord's Training Union will begin al 6:30 o'clock with Walker Cochran, director, in charge.

The worship service will commence at 7:30 o'clock. A nursery is provided for the Sunday services. Activities for the week will include: Thelma Geer GA mealing will be held at 3:30 p.m. Monday anc the Sunday School officers anc teachers meeting will be held al 7:30 p.m. in the church.

WMU Book Study The WMU book study will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the church. The Rev. Mr. Watts wil each the "History ol Woman's Missionary Union" There will be a covered-dish uneheon at noon.

Mary Dowding GA's and RA fcev. Maidment to 3e Speaker at Baptist Retreat The Rev. Jimmy Maidment, lastor of Ihe Immanuel Baptist Church, will be Ihe inspirational speaker at a retreai. Participants in retreat will be Baptist Sludenl Union members al Central Methodisl College, Fayeile. The event wil! be held Friday and Saturday at the Mt.

Zion camp grounds near Higbee. Letter Carriers Have Dinner at Clifton Church CLIFTON HILL Mr, and Mrs. Waldo Malonc and Frank Draper were hosts Saturday to Ihe rural Letter Carriers Association and auxiliary held at the Methodist Church. The women of the Methodist Church served a fried chicken buffet style, fo 49 guests. There were regular, retired, substitute carriers and auxiliary members present from Clark, Moberly, Cairo, Hunlsville and Clifton Hill.

Visiting carriers and their wives included Mr. and Mrs. Russell White, Bynumville; Mr. and Mrs. John Duvail, Madison and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Thudium, New Boston. Other guests were: Postmaster and Mrs. Herschel Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Leather; of Hill; Postmaster Ward Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Mayo of Hunlsville and Mr. arid Mrs. Harold Boyd of Moberly.

After dinner Mr. Boyd gave a lalk on coins. j.m. Tuesday and Junior Choir will rehearse at 4:30 p.m. Midweek service will be hel( at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday and ihurch choir practice will follow at 8:15 p.m. RA Pioneers will meet at 3:30 p.m. Friday and Ihe Young Ad- alt Class meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Friday. Everyone is invited to all the services of the church.

Paris Christians Will Have Revival PARIS-The Rev. Paul Ehly of Raytown will be the evangelist at a revival to be held at the Paris Christian Church November. There will be a special meeting of the evangelism department of Ihe church, members ol the church cabinet, the membership department, and repre- classcs anc Ehly Friday sentatives of all groups with Rev. evening to discuss ways of making the special services mosi effective. Crusaders meet at 3:30 Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Sfaley Arc Parents of First Son Word has been received here that -Mr. a Mrs. a Keith Staley are Ihe parents of a son, born Sept. 18 in Shamrock, Fla.

He weighed 6-pounds and has been named Norman Keith Jr. He is the first child in the family. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louie Staley of Moberly.

The mother is the former Miss Carolyn Hackler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hackler of Shamrock, Fla.

Mrs. Landolt, Moberly, Will Lead Convention Mrs. Arthur Landolt of Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), vice-president of the International Convention. of Christian Churches of the United States and Canada (Disciples of Christ), will preside at three of the convention sessions when they are held in Cobo Hall, Detroit, Oct. 2-7.

Mrs. Landolt will conduct life Saturday i Monday morning and Wednesday afternoon sessions of the Convention, with Dr. W. A. Welsh of Dallas, and the Rev.

Ralph Minck of Cleveland, Ohio, sharing Ihe conduct of other sessions. The convention of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ), which is one of Ihe largest con ventions held in the nation, attract 10 to 12 thousand delegates from Ihe continental United States, i Canada, South America, the Philippines and Hawaii. The convention annually reviews the work of the church, mainly in its national a international relationships, and makes a future work and progress. Also planning to attend from Moberly are and Mrs Fred Pemiiston, Mr. and Mrs.

John Hill and the Rev. A Landoll, who will attend pre- convenlion sessions ol the Board of Managers of the i Christian Missionary Society. Madison Adults Attend District Church Meeting MADISON -Possible improvements in the International Organization of the i i a churches underlaid the Annual Fall Assembly of District 3 churches in Kahoka last week, Twelve persons of the Madis on churches took part in the all day Wednesday sessions. The assembly was devoted to brief ings on the international work and to make suggestions ant raising questions (o be consid ered by the planning commis sion. This was part of a denom inationwide "grass s' search for help from among th local congregations.

Ten such sessions are being held through ouj Missouri. The information is being forwarded by the distric minister, Charles Crank, to an international Commission on Brotherhood Restructure. Clinton Henderson of the state association a outlined fo the assembly how the churches agencies work at present, ant how organizational complica lions are a i i as the denomination grows. The associate executive statt minister, 0. Eugene Moore, depicted the job ahead of the de nomination as like Ihe spirilua folksong ahoul reconnecting th toe bone to the foot bone, the fool bone to the leg bone, an so on.

The objective he said i 16 reconstructive the brother hood so that they can get 01 with llieir church work mor effectively. Attending the district assemb ly from here and taking part i its 14 consultation groups were Mrs. Eva Barnes, the Rev. K. Burton, Mrs.

John Duval! Mrs. Glenn Elsberry, Mrs. Mil dred Hall, Mrs. Bassett Hum phrey, the Rev. and Mrs.

Rob ert Leach and Cory; Mrs. Clar Mason, Mrs. Alma Watson an Mrs. Mark Willis. Mr.

Duva drove a car. The Rev. Leach led one of the consulta (ion groups and Mrs. Walso was a group recorder. Out-of-Town Persons Ar Turpitr Funeral MADISON Stell Powell, Mr.

and Mrs. Howar Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Rober Powell, all of Mexico, and and Mrs. Roy Forsyth an Miss Virginia Forsylh of Me berly attended funeral service in Madison Tuesday for Mr, Cora Turpilt, 86 year old Mai sion resident for most of he life.

The service was conducts a afternoon i the Thompson Mackler Funeral Home in Madison, by the Rev. Wesley Harmon, Melhodisi minister. Burial was in Sunset Hill Cemetery, Madison. Home From Hospital ARWSTROMG Mrs. Virgil Jones relumed to her home north of Armstrong Tuesday after being hospitalized for the past nine weeks.

She under went surgery in Columbia and later was moved to Keller Hospital in Fayelte where she was a patient until she was released Tuesday. The Gospel Keys Ringing Trio Are Moberly Guests The Gospel Keys from the 'ailh Assembly of God Church of Grand Rapids, were 'eopie in Blazing Suilding Aroused By Train Whistle CHICAGO (AP) A motor- ian turned his train whistle nto a fire alarm Thursday, rousing sleeping residents of a urning apartment. Paul Bagalo, 21, of suburban icero, saw flames whipping oul a bedroom window when his levated train passed about 5 He slopped the Ifain and anked Hie whistle cord for everal went on 11 over the neighborhood. Bagato then moved the train the nexl stop and telephoned ic fire department, which put ut the flames. Mr.

303 Tuesday dinner guests of and Mrs. Tracy Barnett, South Fourth street. The girls, i Mary Lou rondman, Miss Phyllis Scott and Miss Donna Scott, having een conducting "Crusade for "irist" meetings for young peo- ile in several states the past years. They have been in Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Oklahoma, Ohio, Indi- nna, Michigan and Canada and are now in Moline, III. will leave tonight for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will be the remainder of the month.

The girls have Iheir own trail er in which they live. They plan to return to Michigan the firs of November and disband. Miss Grondman will be married January to Robert Batta Grand Rapids. Armstrong Will Dedicate Lake ARMSTRONG Albert Mussman, chief of Real Estate Loans out of Columbia, will be the principal speaker at the Armstrong city lake dedicatior ceremonies Saturday night. Armstrong i schoo band will perform and at 6 o' clock, the members of the Cru saders Class of the First Meth odist Church will serve sandwiches, pie and coffee Mayor Sam Young will give short talk.

Cenlralia Hospital Notes CENTRALIA Miss Karen! Advisory Council of Christian Churches In Monroe ro Meet MADISON --The Represents live Advisory Council of Mon roe County Christian Churche will meet Sunday afternoon a the county seat Paris Christia Church at 2:30 o'clock. Decisions of the recent com ly convention are to be take up. This will be the first mee ing for the newly-elected offic ers of the County Associatio and the representatives chose by the 12 county churches. Presiding will be J. W.

Reav is, Associalion President, Paris. Through the council, th church made possible coopers live ministries for their mutua benefit and are able to do som things together that they realiz they could not do so well, if a all, independently. Serving the council are one reorescn talive of each congregation, th pastors, the County CWF President, and the elected offices of the County Association. Vice-president of the association is Mrs. Charles Simon of Pleasant a Mrs.

James Bladcc of Holliday is A Frorri Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weslbay, 123 Taylor, have returned home roni Lamar, where (hey were ailed by Ihe death of Mr. Wesl- iay's brother, Jim Weslbay. Mr.

Westbay is survived by ils wife; four sons, nine grand- sister. Mr. Weslbay, 79, had spent )is entire life in Barlon County. uneral services and i a vere in Shelton. Pastoral Unity Worship Service At Jacksonville The Rev.

C. W. Cornn, minis- er of the Jacksonville Cairo 'astoral Unity, announces serv- ces for Sunday: The worship service will be held in the Jacksonville Chrls- ian Church at 11 o'clock. The subjecl of Ihe Rev. Mr.

Cornn's sermon will be "Resources foi he Enterprise." Mrs. Sherman Hayrien, pian st, will include in her music tor lie morning Ihe prelude "Even Hymn" (Federer) and offer "Sabbath Sunrise" (Saw yer). Bible School in each churcl will i at 9:45 a.m. with jloyd Samp, superintendent a Jacksonville, and Orley Jones superintendent at Cairo. The official a of the Jacksonville church will mee Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock Sherman Hayden, chairman ivill preside at the meeting.

There will be no rehearsal Ihe Chancel Choir this week. 4'hSTREET Herman Hall Dies Of Heart Attack; Once of Moberly Mrs. Warnie Burnham, Route 2, has received word of the death of a cousin, Herman Hall, 48, at Le Crescena, Calif. fie was found dead by his daughter, Mrs. Ronald Cole.

Death was attributed to a 'heart attack. Mr. Hall's wife died in a fire three years ago. He was a sun of the late William and Lula Hall of Moberly. He attended the Moberly schools before leaving in 1948.

Surving are the daughter; two brothers, Harry Hall, Boonville, and Robert, Kansas City; two grandchildren; one aunt, Mrs. Polly Conway, Moberly; one uncle, Robert R. Hall, Raytown; and several cousins. Burial will be Monday in San Fernando, Calif. NOTICK OF EXECUTION SALE By virtue of a writ of execu- daled September 1, 1964, ssued out of the Circuit Court of Randolph County, Missouri, at Moberly, on a judgment rendered in said Court on November 21, 1962, in favor of Green's Plumbing and Heating Corn- any, Inc.

and againsl defendants, Henry George Noel and Thelma Louise Noel, husband and wife, for Three Hundred Fifty Dollars I have Heretofore on the 17 day September, 1964, levied upon Ihe following described real es late standing of record in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of Randolph County, in the name of Henry George Noel am Thelma Louise Noel. Lot Eighl (8) in Block Four (4) of Aubrey R. Hammelt's Addition to the City of Iluntsville, Missouri, and being a part of the Northeast Quarter (NEVi) of Sec- lion Thirty-Six (36), Township Fifty-Four (54), Range Fifteen (15), and containing two (2) acres, more or less. Public notice is hereby given that I will, on Wednesday, 14th day of October, 19C4, at o'clock P.M. ol said day, in front of the courl house at 218V4 North Williams Street, Moberly Missouri, sell at public auction for cash, lawful money of th United States, all of the right title, claim and interest said defendants, Henry Georgi Noel and Thelma Louise Noel of, in, and lo the above describ ed properly, or so much there of as may be necessary to raise sufficient money to satisfy salt judgment, with interest a costs, lo the highest am new representatives who are on the council is Mrs.

Alma Watson of the Madison First Christian Church. Ellioll was dismissed from the re 5: A mong Boone County Hospital in lumbia on Tuesday. Charles Pigg was admitted to the Aitd- rain Hospital in Mexico on Wednesday. Mrs. E.

Ray Brown and infant daughter and Mrs. Virgil Umble were dismissed! from the Audrain Hospital in Mexico on Wednesday. Use Monitor-Index Want-Ads Soddle Club Members To Have Calf Roping Members of Ihe Moberly Saddle Club will meet at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the arena for calf roping. Visitors may also participate. The public is inviled.

Mrs. Heflin in Hospital Mrs. Manning i 125 South Ault slreel, is a patient at Boone County Hospital, Columbia, where she underwent surgery Thursday. She is reported to be doing (inc. Her room number is 559 Fifth floor.

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