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SIX TtfE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928 HAMMERS ROUTE I. (By MIsa Dorothy Taylor) Mr. and Mrs. Zeron and Robert, Misses Rcna and Fine Durham, all of Seneca, and Mr. and Mrs.

P. G. Fields of Neosho were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vassar last Sunday.

Mrs. Vassar held the dinner In honor of the birthday Of mother, Mrs. Isabelle Oaks. Mrs. Oaks is still in good health and goes about, according to her wishes.

The guests all had an enjoyable time and departed wishing Mrs. Oaks many more happy Mrthdnys. W. F. rhilliber Is critically 111 at his home.

He hasn't been well for some time. The Hammers M. V. A. met Monday night at the school house with a much smaller attendance than usual.

The usual business cession was held, followed by a program. Plans for the next meeting 1 will bo made later. The pie social at Hammers last I Saturday night was fairly success- other fill. The net proceeds wore 1 We wish to thank all those who Springfield, Fred of Diamond, Virgil of Joplin, Herman, Ralph, Homer, and Orval at home: oil's sister, Mrs. Grace Richardson of Carthage.

The active pallbearers were Harry Cox, Claude Moss, Harvey and Ray Cawyer. Honorary pall bearers were Misses Nadine Cox, Charm Collings, Dairy Kirk, Beulah Jeans, Hazel Mullens and Alice Cawyer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeans spent Sunday afternoon at tho Sale hospital at Neosho with Mrs.

Jeans' sister, of Stella, Mrs. O. K. Carter, who has been at the hospital for some time. CI-OVEH MCA.F Mrs.

Will Bond -is still critically ill at the home of her son. All of her children were at her Monday night with the exception of one son in Pennsylvania. Airs. I.oren Simmons was elected to membership on the school today (Tuesday) The Cay- helped out. A group of the relatives of Chas.

Staib met at his home last Sunday to celebrate his sixty-ninth birthday. Those present wore Air. and Mrs. Ed Staib fasnily, Mr. ar.d Mrs.

Gus Stall, u.i-1 daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Staib and family and Gus Huebler. Mr. and Mrs. David Ules of Webb City visited with K.

P. XJles and family last Monday night. Alva Baughman of Joplin has been the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Baughman, for several days. RCH'Ti: John Mullens who was seriously ill a week ago, is now Im-I proving. Our teacher, Miss Fa! ton who was sick with flu, is pblc to be' back in school. A number from this community attended pl.iy n'. Diamond Saturday roport that it was goo 4 The play was directed by one of the teachers of Diamond, Miss Gladys Bridges, Funeral services for Mrs.

Nelli" Planket, 19-years who died Wednesday night at the home of Jier parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. D. Hood, residing west of Did- I inond, were held Friday ufternooi.

at the family home. The Itev. I Campbell of Granby Bnrial was in Fail-view cemetery i at Joplin. Nellie leaves to mourn "Her death, a husband. Otto Plan- ket, and little daughter five months her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Hood, seven brothers; Ben of members are Mge wood and J. Morton. There will be a pie and cnndy supper and program at the. school house Friday night.

April 13th. This is the closing night of our school year, and the proceeds are to be used for John Gibson who had the misfortune to have his house and contents burned some weeks ago. Mr. Gibson was rour- ed in this community and overy one should be willing to come out and help them in this way. Wallace spent.

from Wednesday until Sunday of last week with her grandparents. Mr. iiml Mrs. W. J.

I'onnell, near Seneca, who have been sick but were some better Sunday. Vonnie Harrison, wife and three children of Joplin were Sunday morning callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will White. Vonnie was one of our former school teachers, but has been with the Inter-State Grocery in Joplin for a number of years.

Grandma Harrison is visiting her grandson. Freeman Gibson, and family at Honey l.ako. OAK GROVE Tommle Mitchell who has been in Oklahoma is back home. Harry Barton has bought 60 chicks and Is going: Into the chicken business. He Is also a strawberry grower.

John Golden of Seneca will hold a singing 1 at Oak Grove Friday night. School at Oak Grove will be out April 6. At the Oak Grove school meet- Ing, S. E. Mahan was elected a director and the 10 cent levy for building fund was carried.

Elsey Blngler of Weston, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. TOd Mahan. Will Brocaw of Coffeyvllle was back visiting his grandfather, John Mahan, lately. John Davis accidentally had a. pitchfork run through his cheek last week.

It swelled so he went to the doctor and while In the office the swelling broke and he came home and is getting along all right. Reports are made that parts are being stolen from automobiles in this community. No arrests have been made. Cream Wanted 48c Track your shipping point means we pay ull shipping charges. Get 4 to lie more for your Butter Kat.

Its net profit. Why take less. Pon't be misled. Ours is the only open market value quotation ever published on Butter We are an independent farmers. Creamery, aggressive and Responsible.

We guarantee to satisfy every shipper. Tell your neighbors. Write us. Reference: Richardson County Bank. FALLS CITY OKKAMKKY CO.

Falls City. Ni-br. SPRINGS Wilford Hardy, of Texas, visited his In-other, V. H. Hardy and family last week.

A son was born Monday the second, to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Henry. Mother and babe are (loins nicely. Mrs.

Allie Reynolds of Neosho is spending some time with her sister. Mrs. Guy Henry and family. Thurman Kelley of Cassville is visiting the Branham boys. Mrs.

K. T. Branham and children. Air. and Mrs.

C. W. Green. Cleland Ware. Fred Hill and family and Misses Georgia Robertson and Dean Smith attended V.

P. U. and church services at the Second Baptist church at Neosho Sunday night. Singing practice will be held at the church each Wednesday night. Everyone is given a cordial welcome to attend and help Germicide WILL SAVE.

You a CM1CKS FROM DEATH (BY WHITE DIARRHOEA hi the singing. Kev. Irl Stevenson will fill his regular appointment here Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Saturday night will be the regular business meeting of the church and all members are urged to be present as plans for the Fifth Sunday meeting will be made and other business attended to. An egg offering for the Aged Baptist Home at Ironton, will be taken up Ka.ster Sunday.

All who will are uske.d to bring their Saturday's eggs 10 the Sunday morning service. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thain attended church at McNatt and spent the day with Joe Hubbiird and family Sunday. MONARK SPRINGS E.

W. Trenk. Mrs. Bob Farmer and son John of Kelly ville, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs.

William Farmer. Charles Friock and brother. Herbert, of Tulsa, are visiting here this week looking after the interests of his farm home. Not many were out at the annual school meeting. Hugh Patterson was chosen director and a total levy of cents on the hundred was carried.

Friday. April will be the last meeting of the Literary Society. A good program is being prepared. The subject for debate is Resolved, That the World is Growing Morally Better. There will be a pie supper for the benefit of the Kicldoo Sluggers and the Monark Ball nine.

Make preparations to attend the Easter Sunrise Service. If you have never should- POOL PRAIRIE The berry growers were busy hauling their berry crates from McEllmny the latter part of last week. They are expecting a fine crop of berries this year if the weather conditions are favorable. The patches are looking fine with one or two exceptions, but everything is needing rain badly. Mrs.

Ernest Ward of Kansas City is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cope. Mrs. Frank Schuler entertained last Sunday, celebrating her husband's birthday, the following guests: Mr.

and Mrs. A. Arndt and daughter Elnora, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Arndt, and son Wlllard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Arndt and daughter Shirley, Mr. and Mrs.

Beusch. all of Billings, and Flora and Bernlco Draggett of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

McF'addon. Mr. niul Mr.s. O. i D.

Pllqulst and daughter Normn, Roy White, H. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schuler and daughter an Mrs.

H. Schuler. W. L. Schuler and family, Mrs.

F. Paer and baby. After s( pleasant day they departed for their homes wishing Mr. Schuler many more happy birthdays and thanking Mrs. Schuler for her kind entertainment.

Rev. Rogers preached at Oakwood Sunday and Sunday night. The Sunday School at. Oakwood is preparing to send a case of eggs to the children's home of the Christian church at St. Louis.

Word was received by relatives of Earl Carey, who wont to California a short time ago to make his home. He stated that he went, up the valley last Sunday evening and the St. Francis dam broke Monday morning. having been paid and leaving the school out of debt. Supt Scantlln gave us a short call.

Miss Rhlnehart, grade school teacher, was present at the meeting. Our board of directors consists of O. H. Gale, Mrs. Anna J.

Cox and S. H. Walker Rev. Jones of Galesburg Is holding a meeting at the Baginaw Baptist church. He will prtach all this week.

Richard La ton gave a wlftner roast at the grade school frcm the Bth grade up, Tuesday evening. The Mothers' Club mtt with Mrs. Lorenzo March 28. Entertainment for the last of school was discussed. Those present were Airs.

Anderson, Mr. Compton, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Cox. Mrs.

Kolkmeyer, Mrs. Laton, Mrs. Boyd and Miss Mae Erwln. Next meeting Is with Mrs. Laton, April llth.

i I IjOYAT; HOME CLUB Mrs. H. G. Garrison entertain- I'll I Hi: Loyal Ho 29. Members answered to roll by suggestions for Improving our club.

Twenty-nine members were present. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo. Schumaker. Mrs.

Bessie M. Sec'y. do so once. Mr. Harrington has been clearing up his corner lot west of the Gibson store.

He has trimmed up the trees and is making a beautiful little park of It. and it will be one of the finest home- sites in Monark. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Connor of Oklahoma, are here visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Connor. Born to Mr. and Mrs. "Shock" Thurman, a baby boy.

Monday, March 20. Milo McGlassion shot a mad dog last week that snapped at his horses' feet and bit a pure bred Jersey heifer at Mrs. Adams' home. This is mart dog time and many parents are uneasy, whose children have to go to school through the timber. STri and Mrs.

CT Garrison and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Corner Wood and Hickory Every member of the church should make a special effort to attend the services next Sunday and bring the family. There are services every night this week, except Saturday, at 7:45. Sermons Sunday morning at 11 and even- Ing at 8.

The Junior and Senior Leagues will meet at 7 p. m. Please note the change in time of the Sunday evening services. The S. S.

meets at 9:45 a. m. The District Conference will be held at Eldorado Springs April IHh and 12th. J. D.

Prater, pastor. IiAKK Hllili DISTRICT XO. 20 The annual school meeting held April 3 at Lake Hill school was well attended. S. H.

Walker was unanimously reelected director. Mr. Walker has served so faith- fully and is so interested in the welfare of our school. We ivr- tainly appreciate his acceptance again. All the business was rupitl- ly taken care of and all the re- I Charles Satz, a landscape gai-il- ner of New York City is spending a weeks' vacation in Neosho.

FAIRVIEW Henry Nagle and Dr. S. A. Russell were elected directors to serve three years on the school board. J.

M. Coffee, J. H. White, Otis Haley, Col. Al Hudson and C.

J. Marrs were elected on the town board. Special road district No. 1 are proud, of their big graders. They are building a good road from Newtonia to Highway No.

16. They will begin on a highway running from Wanda to Muncle Chapel on Highway No. 44 in about two weeks. Col. Al Hudson was at' Wichita, Kansas, last Wednesday.

He was one of the auctioneers at a big stock sale there. Frank Jackson and wife went with their son Sherman, to Excelsior Springs where Sherman will take treatment for yellow Jaundice. L. N. Pannell has served as mayor for four terms and has been elected on the town board nine terms.

He succeeded In off of the board this year. C. J. Marrs or Col. Al Hudson will serve as mayor this year.

Bonnie Mae Embrey, daughter of Charles and Pearl Embrey, was born May 9th, 1926 in Pair- view, died March 29th, 1928. She leaves father, mother, one brother, Billie' Joe, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Embrey of Fairview, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blodgett of Fairgrove, Mo. FIELD SEEDS SndfiTi R( Herman Millet, White Kaffir, Red Kaffir, Feterita, Milo Maize Virginia Soybeans and Whipoorwill Peas. All here now for your inspection.

Come in or write us for samples and prices. PHIL RATLIFF Box 12 Mo. The good old days were the' ones when we denied doln? what is now being done openly. ports read. The school is in excellent shtipo niiy Just bo nil Mathis dinner Gibson, Will Parker returned from rented the E.

Ray Beavers of Granby, roads from of Corsicana, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. and family have Joplin and have C. Jaeger farm, and Bob White, were dragging the Aroma to Monark C.

C. BUTLER 1007 IS College St. NEOSHO, MO. Buy a Used Car We have a good line of Fords and Chevrolets which we are offering Bargain Pric We- arcr showing the uml vncunt lot west of Oil Station Oil Chevrolet UITCFTKY Mrs. J.

D. McMicklo of Kansas City, is visiting with home folks, Mr. and Mrs. B. K.

Horsey. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Douthitt and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

.1. Douthitt, Monday evening. Mr Mrs. J. V.

Armstrong and son O. D. Armstrong, spent Sunday with friends of Pierce City. Mr. and Mrs.

Larger of Tulsa, spent Sunday with relatives of this vicinity. Mrs. Kred Wasson has returned home from Kansas City where, she has been visiting for some time. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur and family spent Sunday in Springfield with their son, Harold who is attending 'Drury college. Miss Norwood brought her glee club of Granby, and rendered a very nice program Sunday evening at the Presbyter- Ian church. Mr. and'Mrs. George Judd and family attended the funeral of Hurt Shuemnke, Monday.

School Notes A. very interesting program, constating of a reading and two playlets "The Ant and the and "The Springtimes," wan given by the primary room in the assembly, Monday morning. The play given Saturday by the Wgh Ritchey the W. It with the Granby truck grader, last week. The Klddoo Sluggers played the Prairie Flowers of Newtonia a game of base ball, Sunday.

The score was 4 to 3 in favor of the Prairie Flowers. l.eo Mason of the Sluggers made-two of our three scores, and slashed out three, three-bag runs. They will play at Diamond Hall, Sunday, April 8th, and Sunday 15th the Prairie Flowers will play a return game at Monark. They may play bridge by radio, but it is yet. to be seen if we will have cross-word puzzles over the air.

Easter Excursion To Kansas City, Mo. The Kansas City Southern Railway 7th, Good in coaches only $3.50 round trip. Good in Pullmans $5.25 round trip. Good returning to leave Kansas City, April Proportionate rates from othfi ate Special Easter music in all churches. Big League Baseball Game, Earl Carroll's Vanities.

Vaudeville. Visit Swope Park, For full information regarding fares and schedule, A. Jl. McXABB, Agent, K. C.

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