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

School Hot Lunch Menus Moberiy Tuesday--Hamburger on bun, buttered corn, mixed green salad, orange juice, oatmeal cookie and milk. Wednesday Meat loaf, buttered a sliced tomatoes, bread and bulter, fruit cup and milk. Thursday Beef and gravy, mashed potatoes, cabbage and carrot slaw, bread and butter, raisin cup, cookie and milk. Friday Cheese and bacor sandwich, potato chips, a beans, apple sauce and milk. St.

Pius Tuesday Beef stew, col' slaw, garlic bread, applesauce brownie, milk and bulter. Wednesday-- Birthday dinne for all pupils having a birthday in May and June: Sausage, gra vy, mashed potatoes, green sal ad, fruit jello, cake, milk an butter. Thursday No school. Friday--Macaroni and cheesi vegetable sticks, spinach, breai butter, chocolate pudding an milk. Weslran Tuesday Milk, meatloa potatoes, kraut, bread and bu ter, fruit pie.

Wednesday--Milk, beans wi ham, lettuce salad, applesauc cornbread and butter, bread. Thursday i goulas corn, celery, bread and butte Jello. Friday Milk, tuna sala peas, carrot sticks, bread ai bulter, rice, cookies. peas, peach hall, white cake, angc juice, milk and butter. Wednesday Juicyburger on buttered limas, celery cks, potato chips, apple uce, milk and butler.

Thursday Fish sticks, cole aw, scalloped potatoes, fruit llo, doughnut, orange juice, ilk, bread and cutter. Friday Tuna salad racket's, peanut butter and hon; sandwich, tossed salad lazed carrots, apricots, choco ate cake, milk and butler. milk. Thursday Lunch meat sandwich, buttered potatoes, gretn jeans, fruit pie and miik. Friday --Fish sticks, maca- and cheese, jello with bananas, chocolate cake, bread, jutler and milk.

Clark School Tuesday Goulash, potato alad, baked beans, cottage heese, cookie, fruit, brend, tmt- er and milk. Wednesday Chicken and oodles, mashed potatoes, cab- iage and carrot slaw, buttered orn, jello salad and chocolate sake. Thursday Meal loaf, chilled omato, buttered peas- cookie, peaches, bread, butler and milk, Friday Vegetable soup, oasled cheese sandwich, peanut bulter and i'onev on graham crackers and milk. Cairo Tuesday Cheeseburger on bun, orange sweet potatoes, apple sauce, raisin bar cookie and milk. Wednesday Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, buttered peas, cookie and milk.

Thursday --Beef stew, combination salad, orange juice, rolled wheat cake and milk. Friday --Tuna sandwich, green beans, fruit jello, cookie and milk. Centralia Tuesday --Meat loaf, gravy over whipped potatoes, combination salad, bread, butter, milk and applesauce. James H. Avery Dies Suddenly; Funeral Thursday James Avery, 72, of Sarbaum Trailer died suddenly at 11:10 a.m.

yester- ay in a Hospital, where he had been taken four hours earlier after suffering a stroke at his home. Born in a County on Nov. 29, 1894, he was a son of B. M. and Mattie Moberly Avery.

Mr. Avery had lived in the Fayetle and Higbee areas until 30 days ago when he moved to Moberly. He was a retired farmer. Mr. Avery was a member of (he Mt.

Pleasant Christian Church, southwest of Higbee. Surviving are his wife, Verna; two sons, Melvln Avery Rocheport, and J. H. Avery Jr. Fayclte; one step daughter Mrs.

Stanley Anabel Iwo brothers, Raymond of Ren ick and Benton of Kansas City, two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Sliockley, a a City, and Mrs. Alva Ray, Trenton, and three granddaughters. The body is at the a Funeral Home. Funeral serv- Itenick Tuesday --Beef and gravy, Wednesday Juicyburger on bun, green geons, potato salad milk, fruit.

Thursday Ham and beans, buttered peas carrot salad, Salisbury Schools Tuesday Spanish rice, tos ed salad, buttered beefs, rolls, butter, tioney and milk. Wednesday Elamburger on bun, french fried potatoes, peas and carrots, i pickles, slice of cheese, peaches and milk. Thursday Vienna sausage, macaroni and cheese, beans, French bread, chocolate cake with a rm 1 icing and milk. Friday Meat loaf, baked potatoes, buttered corn, bread, butter, apricots and milk. Madison C-3 Tuesday Cheeseburger on bun, pickles, buttered corn, vegetable sticks, bread, butter, rosy applesauce and milk.

Wednesday Beef and nood buttered a cottage cheese, bread, bulter, chocolate cake and milk. Thursday Hot dog on bun, cheese wedge, baked beans, glazed carrots, potato i bread, pudding and milk. Friday Tuna salad, green beans, tomatoes and macaroni, bread, butter, apple pineapple pie, orange juice and milk. whipped "potatoes, lelluce wedge, sweetened rice, fruit and milk. Wednesday--Ham salad sandwiches, buttered potatoes, creamed corn, bread and butte'' cookies and milk.

Thursday --Chili and crackers, carrot sticks, bread batter, peanut butter, cherry bread, butter, milk and oatmeal cake. Friday Roast beef, gravy over whipped potatoes, role slaw, buttered corn, butter milk and fruit. I A -Robin De Loach, 10, adjusts latest addition to unusual mall- box rig of neighbor J. P. Cooler of Savannah, Ga.

What more could the postman ask for? Mrs. Etta Winn Dies; Funeral to Be in Centralia CENTRALIA Mrs. a Estelle Winn, 77, died Sunday at San Jose Hospllal in San Jose Calif. She was formerly of Centralia. Mrs.

Winn had been living in California since 1948. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Bowman and was born June 14, 1889, in Cenlralia. She was married to Albert J. Winn, ho died in 1937. Surviving are six sons, Keneth E. Winn, San Joee, lyde B.

Winn, San Luis Obispo, 'Fred Winn, San Fransco, Leonard Winn, anta Maria, Howard Winn, Torranne, and Vllliam A. Winn, Bakersfieia, two daughters, i Roberta Winn, Columbia, and Jrs. Betty Wiseberg, San Luis Obispo, 20 grandchildren nd 12 great-grandchildren. She vas preceded in death by one Moberly Monitor-Index Ercninu DemoeKrt 2 Monday, May 1, 1967 Today in History ices will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Mt.

Pleasant Christian Church. Burial will be in the Fayette Cemetery. The Rev. Wilson 11 will be in charge. Visitation will begin at 4 p.m.

today. cobbler and milk. Fridav Fish sticks, and beans, potato chips, brownies and milk. Jacksonville Tuesday Hoi dog on bun, navy beans, lettuce salad, applesauce and milk. Wednesday Prairie Hill Tuesday --Wieners on buns, sculloped potatoes, sauerkraut, chocolate pudaing, milk.

Wednesday --Juicyburger on bun, buttered corn, rice, applesauce, gingerbread with topping and milk. Thursdav Chili, crackers, carrot sticks, peanut butter Higbee High Alumni Reunion Is May 28 The a a Higbee High School Alumni Association Reunion will be held May 28 at the Higbee High School. A dance will he held at the school May 27. Is Injured in Fall Mrs. Sutliff sufferer torn ligaments in tfie i ankle whan she fell on base ment steps at the home of he son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.

Bill Block i a night. She was treated at Woot land Hospital. Fined for Speeding Eric D. Land of Cliflon Hi pleaded i 11 to a speedin charge and was fined $20 an costs of $10.75 by Police Judg E. J.

Wescolt Sr. of Huntsvil" Saturday. on, one daughter and irother. Funeral services are tent atively set for Salurday at 11 a.m. at the Meador Ciiapel By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Monday, May 1, the 121st day of 1967.

There are 244 days left in the year. Today's highlight history. On this date in 1893, Adm. George Dewey was victorious in the battle of Manila Bay. On this date: In 1873, the penny postcard appeared for the first time.

In 1893, the World's Columbian Exposition opened in Chicago. In 1918, the Germans occupied the Black Sea port of Sevasto- In 1935, Empreor Haile Selas sie iled from Addis Ababa aft er an Invasion of Ethiopia roops of Benito 1914, Soviet Premier. Jo seph Stalin Issued a May Day order, calling for a combinec Allied effort to crush Germany In 1945, President Harry Truman asked the American people to celebrate the expeci tentralia. Burial will be Cenlralia Cemetery. The body will be at the Meador Funera Home in Centralia from Thurs day afternoon until timt- for the funeral service.

World War II victory in Hurope with the knowledge that ae war continued in the Far Ten years ago The Army mnounced the adoption of a tamfard rifle, the T44, to re- jlace the Ml Garand rifle, used since 1936. Five years ago A Defense Department announcement of plans to explode three hydro- fen bombs in high over the Pacific brought com- jlaints from British scientists. One year ago In Saigon, crowds clamored for peace and agitators scrawled anti-American slogans in a May Day observance. Eye Test for Drivers ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) A new state law requires drivers to have their eyes examined every three years when they renew their licenses.

An old law required tests every nine years. Pay for Water Equipment KEYTESVILLE The city of Keytesville recently paid off the $18,000 bonded indebtedness of the city's water softener equipment. The bond was voted June 28, 1955 and wilh interest the debt totaled $22,899.94. PARTITION SALE Moy 6, 1967, 1:30 p.m. Approx.

692 Acres SIMPSON LAND 12 Miles Southwest of Paris Good Stock Farm Presently Rented Until March 1,1968 TERMS: down on day of sale; Balance on Closing For Information soe: RE1NHARD LAWSON Attorneys Paris, Missouri Centralia Hospital Notes CENTRALIA-Roy L. Turner was admitted to the Audraln Hospital in Mexico Friday. Mrs. C. H.

LeVee was admitted to the Audrain Hospital Saturday. Bill Jones, Mrs. Emmett Duren and Mrs. a was dismissed from the Audrain Hospilal Saturday. Higbee Tuesday Wieners, creamec corn, peanut butter, cherry pie bread, bulter and milk.

Wednesday Beef roast and gravy, pineapple cheese sala.d whipped potatoes, cookie, bread butter and milk. Thursday Juicyburger bun, baked beans, dill chips doughnut and milk. Friday Fish portions, cab bage carrot 1 a bulleret corn, jello, bread, butter ant milk. Middle Grove School Tuesday Grilled chees sandwich, baked potato, butte ed corn, milk, butter and peac cobbler. Wednesday Ro as bee mashed pottoes and gravy, bu tered peas, hot rolls, milk, butter, sweetened rice with raisins.

Thursday Juicyburger on bun, buttered potatoes, slaw, milk, ice cream and cake. Friday Chicken and noodles, tossed salad, buttered green limas, hot rolls, milk, butter, orange juice and cookies. HolUday School Tuesday Hot beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, butter. sandwich, while cake with icing Fridav Tuna salad, maca roni and cheese, spinach, bread Spanish rice, and butter, fruit jello with ba buttered corn, vegetable stick, Distinctive Contemporary style LIFE INSURANCE LESGULICK 340 McKinsey Moberly, MijjourJ Phone AM -3939 Representing WOODMEN or AMUICA Crisp, clean linos make this compact console look even slimmer 1han it already is. In handsome grained Walnut color or grained Mahogany color.

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