Moberly Monitor-Index and Moberly Evening Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 2

PAGE TWO CIETY BY BRENT. APPLEIVLAN 125 MARGARET TTJKLEY MARRIED APRIL 1 Miss Margaret Turley, daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. William Turley, 518 West Lee street, and Charles L. Craig of Columbia were married at Marshall, April 6, it was revealed here today by Mrs.

Craig's parents. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ferguson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Marshall. Mrs. Craig is the oldest daughj ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Turley. She is a graduate of the Moberly'High School Class of 1931. Last winter she attended the Clark School Dancing in St. Louis.

She also has been a violin pupil of Rogers Whitmore of the School of Music the University of Missouri. Mr. Craig is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Craig Columbia. He is employed at the Herald-Statesman Publishing Company there. The couple left Moberly last for Columbia, where they will make their home. They will be at home in an apartment on Garth Avenue.

MCDONALD FAMILY PICNIC Twenty-six memoers of the McDonald family attended a picnic last night held in the yard of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman McDonald, 931 West Reed street. Flowers from Mrs. McDonald's rock garden decorated the large table which was arranged in the SOCIAL CALENDAR The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the West Park Methodist Church will meet in the church basement tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Dennis Matthews will be the leader. The Happy Hour Five Hundred Club will meet tomorrow afternoon, with Mrs. Ed. Vitt, 617 Porter street.

The Western Catholic Union will meet tomorrow night at Firemen's Hall. Hosts at the bridge party at the Country Club tomorrow night will be Dr. M. C. Boswell and Joe Mullen.

That party will end the first tournament. The Bible Study Club will meet tomorrow night with Mrs. Willard Haynes. The Thureve Bridge Club wiV meet tomorrow night with Mrs W. E.

Short, 730 i West Rollins street. WED APRIL 6 WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, Iftg DEMOCRAT. MOBERLY, MO. ourthouse at Macon, MODEST MAIDENS Mrs. Charles L.

Craig Columbia, who before her marriage at Marshall on April 6 was Miss Margaret Turley. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Turley, 518 West Lee street. yard.

Those at the picnic were: Pat McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Penick and daugnters. Elaine and Berniece, Mr.

and Mrs. Swan McDonald and daughter, Mary Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Swan T. McDonald, Mr.

and Mrs. Harve Pllcher, and grandson, Barvey Pilcher Moulton, Mr. and "Mrs. Bruce McDonald and Mrs McDonald's sister, Mrs. T.

G. Cleaver of Chicago and daughter, Jane Miss Gladys McDonald, Miss Thel rna Bullock, Miss Pearl Milburn Ray McDonald, Arthur McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman McDon "aid. SIX PRIZES GIVJCN AX COUNTRY CLUB.

Six prizes w.ere given yesterday afternoon at the bridge party at the Country Club. They were for high after each game and a low score prize for the afternoon. The prize after the first game was won by Mrs. George Dawson; second, Mrs. Forrest Martin; third, Mrs.

-Clem Raymond; fourth, Mrs. Coy Reedy, and fifth, Mrs. W. F. Wg- -ginton.

The consolation award BRUNSWICK WOMEN ENTERTAIN AT ALAMO Sixteen tables of players attended a bridge party and luncheon at the Alamo yesterday morning. Hostesses were Mrs. P. O. Hayden, Mrs.

H. E. Tatum, Mrs. W. D.

Herring and Mrs. V. S. Rucker, all of Brunswick. The bridge games were started at 10 o'clock and at 1 o'clock a three course luncheon was served.

Mrs. Elias Watkins ol Brunswick won the high score and Mrs. Lewis also of Brunswick won low. A i to Mrs. Henry Ternll.

Mrs. Forrest Martin and Mrs. Wigginton were hostesses yesterday afternoon. There were three tables of players. Mrs.

Frank DeWitt won all MATINEE PARTY Members of the M. M. Sewing i Club enjoyed a matinee party yesterday afternoon at the Grand Theatre. Only club members tended. After the show the party went to the Olympic confectionary for refreshments.

Those who attended the party were Mrs. H. T. Havener, Mrs. William Spurling, Mrs.

Dewey Dill Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs. A. Twyman, Mrs. C.

F. Hudson, Mrs. B. R. Hayden, Mrs.

Stanley Hopson, and Mrs. Oren Wood. The club will not meet again until September 14 at which time Mrs. Hudson, 635 North Morley street, will be hostess. AID SOCIETY MEETS.

The Ladies' Aid Society, Section 3, of the First Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ora Giles, 1102 Myra street. There were four visitors at the meeting Mrs. H. H.

Cavanaugh, Mrs. Melvin Giles, Mildred Grady and Berniece Boots. Members of thej society present were: Mrs. Vorls Grady; Mrs. Virgil Copenhaver, Mrs S.

L. Poe, Mrs. Kirtley Harrison and Mrs. Ray Boots. Refreshments were served.

FAMILY DINNER TONIGHT. Dr. and Mrs. T. S.

Fleming are entertaining at a family night at their Legal Battle for Custody of Child of Former Moberly Couple is Begun at Hannibal A legal battle ia uiider way at Hannibal for the possession ol Settle Gene, year old daughter of Mrs. C. B. Courtney ol Mafll- son, formerly of Moberly. The contending parties, accord- Ing to the Hannibal Courier-Post, are the mother of the child and Mrs.

Ada Brown, Hannibal, with whom the little girl has been living for some time. Courtney, the father, is Biding with Mrs. Brown in the controversy while the little girl herself, not knowing what it is all about, was crying yesterday to return to her little playmates. HIV home is in Madison, Mo. Mr.

Courtney and I had a disagreement and separated and while I was Jiving at Moberly, he took tne children, without my consent, away with him. I search ed a long time for the children and finally secured possession one of them. This was in Quincy I have'been searching for thl little girl for some time. She was only 2V years of age when sh was taken from me. I finally lo cated the little girl and cam here to get her and I succeedet today.

Mr. Courtney is not even the father of these children. 1 children and I want HOSPITAL NOTES McCORMICK Miss Mary Ruth Moff, Madison, was operated upon yesterday. Russell Crimm, 907 South Clark Clark street, was dismissed yesterday. Miss WOODLAND Margie Nell Kaufman, Huntsville, was operated upon this morning.

NOTICE chicken sup- a Drop sup, ice cream social.lOc.Public ln- Baptist The'mother of the child brought love' my on the legal controversy when she them- went to the home of Mrs. Brown Other Side ol Case Tuesday morning and secured pos- "Mr. Hamlin, who represents session of the child. Roy Hamlin, Mrs. Brown and Courtney in tne Hannibal attorney, who repre- matter said: sents Mrs.

Brown and Courtney, expect to Institute habeas stated that the father of the child cor pus proceedings this afternoon, was on the way to Hannibal and Mr Courtney Is now on his way that he expected to institute habc-' TM" as corpus proceedings with a view of determining who should have the custody of the little girl. Mother Secures Child The Courier-Post yesterday de- "Sav, janitor, the people upstairs are making: a Voice on I know. They're trym' to break their lease. My Beauty Hint Special guests at the party were Mrs. Bruce ol Kansas City, Mrs.

Walther, Washington, and Miss Leta Fleetwood of Triplett. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY A neighborhood picnic last nighl celebrated the eleventh birthday of Billy Eddings, son of Patton Eddings, 628 South Williams street The'picnic was held in Rothwel Park. Billy received many pres ents. Those who attended the picnic were: Billy, Mr. Eddings, Miss Mollne Eddings, Miss Betty Rho- dahoffer, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Fort, and son, Otto, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo and son, Jimmy, Mr.

Fleming Mr3 Tn om aa el Vandiver and Mrs. Edward Atkis- home, 517 Fort will be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DANCF HAPPY LANDING Highway 63, Moberly, Tonight, July Music By. Vance Nuguent and Hj Pla-Mor Boys I he arrived I Free miniature golf untj HouTtney has looked after the o'clock.

Come and join? children for years. I have a letter party. Adm. to Dance 9 to 12:30 to come and get the children threatening, if he did not do scribed, developments in the case aa follows; i "Mrs. Courtney had a confer- Uhat she washing to adopt them ence with Prosecuting Attorney oat He went over, this was while Branham Rendlen this morning She told him her story and he told her to go along and secure her SALISBURY (Mrs.

Perl Gehrig) Mr. and Mrs. John Mode, accom panicd by Miss Daisy Neal, spen Monday in Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs.

M. D. Bell drove to St. Louis Tuesday morning on a short business trip. Lee Marksbury of Brookfleld returned home Tuesday after a short visit with friends here.

CUt. -Mrs. Courtney was living in Moberly and she, at that time, turn, ed the children and their clothing Then ne" instructed Conover to Mr. Courtney. He found auarantc ed Bowers to go to the eoo a homes for them.

Mrs. Brown shnmroo a had this little girl for some time. She has raised her atfd has attached to tne CARROLL BEAUTY SI he Dnnrt Crofliilprnole Perm. TV; $1.50 $2.50 S3.00 i-ho child. Brown "home ana see that there was no disturbance of the peace Fl Over' TVool'wov liV i A I Summoning another officer to his become greatly aid, Bowers and Mrs.

went to the home Mrs. Brown about 11 o'clock this morning.v Mrs. Courtney, seeing lier little daughter playing with another little girl, entered the yard and said: has come for you, 1 and' started to lead the child away. 'Mrs. Brown who happened to child and the" child has become attached to her.

The letter I referred to was written Mr. Courtney, after he took possession of the children, found good homes for each of them. Mr. and Mrs. sit with er.

i --mn. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Sears at be near, screamed and started "LOR.ETTA YOUNG California, who have been visiting Missouri relatives for the past ter Mrs. Courtney. About this time Constable Bowers fearing McCuly, Mrs.

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O. S.y- screams, thuoght uel Semple, Miss Josephine Halli- Fleming. burton, ant' Will Bradley. 1 SINGS AT WEDDING. Miss Mary sang Sat- prizes at golf at the club in the morning.

She won the putting con- and low score for the odd Miss Mary and Miss Kath- crine O'Keefe were the hostesses out to the club at golf. Several were for lunch. Enochs, 129 South TannehUl, will be hostess to the club Wednes- By LORETTA YOUNG Every woman wants to keep her hair fluffy ana beautiful, and here is how I learned t.o do it. My hairdresser told me not to wash my hair too frequently as it would take the life out of it. So now I dip my hair in clean- ng fluid every other day while am working.

It works fine-, keeps it soft and fluffy. I just put my head in the wash bowl and have the cleaner poured over it. It dries in a very short time. dcr. The John I'lnnel, Sam Freeman, Ray Freeman, Leo Widmer and HOLD LAWK PARTY The senior B.

Y. P. of the Baptist Church enjoyed a lawn party at the home of tie Rev. and Mrs. A.

S. Day last evening. Games were played and refreshments, consisting of angel food cake and home made ice cream served. Those present were the Frances Casto, Elizabeth Earline Ray, and-Frances DeWeese. Mr.

and Mrs. George A Baker and daughter, Betty, George Harrison, James Esry, Emmett day, August 3. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Miss Marjorie Slavens celebrat- birthday Monday evening and Mrs. Howard Robert and Mrs. Edna Wilson spent a Sir who was in "progress, and the aid of Mrs.

Brown. The affair caused great excitement for a fof Prosecuting "slightly improved ba until late this af DIES BERNARDSVILLE, N. July 20 Forrest Fairchild Dryden, former president of tho Prudential Insurance Company, died yesterday at his home, Stronghold, Claremont road. He was 67 years old and nau been in failing health for some time. it with Mrs.

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A. Young 'established Moberly. Missouri POSTPONE PICNIC A picnic planned to have been held tomorrow afternoon by mem bers of the Banner Class of the First Christian Church has been postponed indefinitely, it was announced today. Casto. Frank Fainter, Rumsey, and the Rev.

and Mrs. Day and baby son. Alfred Vernon. BRITZKA DAUGHTERS MEET I The Dritzka Daughters of Coates Street Presbyterian Church liams street. Mrs.

George Robinson was assistant hostess. Thirteen members of the class were present Plans were discussed for further taking care of a family of six which the class has been sup- Tiortin" for four months. Mrs. Edwards, 410 Epperson street, will entertain the class at the August meeting. 1 Tiy Lydla E.

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