The Neosho Times from Neosho, Missouri • Page 6

1 tt I Ik THE NEOSHO THURSDAY, JflNE.ll, 1981 POOL'S PRAHUE First and best, it is raining. We were needing a good rain. Everything was needing it badly, especially the berries. Will Carey and four children came in last Thursday from Trinidad, for a visit with her mother, Mrs. One morning last week, I think It was Tuesday or Wednesday, the neighborhood was shocked upon hearing of the death of Mr.

Goodwin of Seligman. He went to a store to get some groceries the afternoon before. He was riding a horse and started to get on the horso to return home and it Wm. As the report cam'c to us. his head was crushed in the back.

He lived only a short time, a few minutes I think. This is as we were told. There were no other reports. He "was a stranger to people in this neighborhood but is highly spoken of by those who have-met him. He was married to Miss Alice Wyatt, daughter of John Wyatt of this community.

They were married just two months the day he was burled. They were living near Sellgman. Alice has the sympathy of all neighbui'U 111 Jiei bereavement Mr. Pritchard and family attended the funeral of Frank Woods of Neosho which was held near Southwest City last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. M. E. Benton of Higgens, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Benton of McElhany, Saturday and Sunday, enroute to Wichita where Mrs. Benton will enter a' hospital, Tuesday. Fay McCaffree motored to Wichita with them and will visit relatives in Sedgwick and Butler counties. Berry picking was getting short on account of the dry weather. This rain may help them some.

Mr. and Mrs. O. H. McCaffree of McElhany entertained last Sunday for their daughter.

Miss Orpha, it being her birthday, June 7th. The guests were invited out at the noon hour to a table loaded with good things to eat to which they did ample justice. The guests were Verna and Ethel Rodney. Bertha Mae Stevenson, Fern Ed- rnisten, Dorothy Denny, Opal Fen- nlmore and Roy White. The afternoon was spent in a social way.

The guests left for their home? wishing Miss Orpha many more and pleasant-birthdays, GRANBY, ROUTE 8 Dr. Langley has been attending Mrs. Jess Doty who has -been suffering from asthma. She is some better at "this writing. Mrs.

Bud. Dawson is visiting her sister and brother at Hutchison, Kans. Mrs-. Lewvera Lucas and sons, Ronald and Dennis of Tulsa. are visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. T. Harrison, also Mr. and Mra V.

A. Lucas at Sarcoxie. Irene Smita of Neosho spent the week-end at home. Several from this community attended cow day at Granby. Mrs.

"Welto hseld! ttofc lucky ticket for the COV- Mrs. F. E. Clark and Pansy Lee and Jack Harrison have returned Mrs. C.

Ferguson of Oklahoma City Is visiting relatives In this community. Mrs. Elmer York was in the home of Listen, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Shipman was a Neosho visitor Tuesday 'afternoon.

Several from this community attended sales day at Neosho. The Rev. Geo. Kelly of Pierce City will preach at the Clear Creek Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Everybody invited to take part in these services.

Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Pipkin are visiting the latter's sisters, Edith Hutchlnson and Mrs. Henry Slankard. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawn Jones spent Monday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Crawford. Mrs.

Joe Lowe and son, Glen and Mrs. Jack Pipkin were entertained Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Troxel. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Stamper were week-end visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. TTII 1 flu IB spending a few days in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Amos Reynolds. A surprise party was given Monday night in honor of the birthday of B. Henry. Those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Lee York, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer York, Mr. and Mrs.

John Ratliff and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bent Parmley and family. All departed at a late hour wishing Mr. Henry many more happy birthdays.

and Mrs. Ted Williams and small daughter were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Tener of Neoaho, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. M.

Hess moved the first of the week to Crane, Mo. Mr. Hess has been employed-as superintendent of the Crane schools the coming year. Mrs. Nora Lero of Kansas City entered the Cardwell hospital for treatment Thursday of last week.

Mrs. Rebecca Forgey of Powell is spending this week with her niece, Mrs. Charley Hinton and Mr. Hinton. Mr.

and- Mrs. Ted Wallers of near Racine visited Sunday with the hatter's Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Garner. Dr.

and Mrs. Ivan. Lewis who have been visiting relatives here the past week 10ft Saturday for their home in Royalton, 111. Mr. and Mrs.

Winifred Pipkin and daughter, Gertrude of Joplln visited with Mrs. Pipkin's parents, Mr Mrs. Wm. Edmondson, Sunday. Mrs.

Warren Hankins who underwent a major operation at the fnfdTT-oll Vingnlfnl Thursday of last PIONEER Aunt Jane Shannon is visiting from Anderson when? they have been visiting their and vncle. Fern McGlasslon has returned home from visiting her brother in Kansas. The young people enjoy the ball games at Roy Farley's filling sta- afternoons. relatives in Picher, at present- Mrs. Fern Colwell and Arlene and Loma, spent Tuesday aflernon with Mra Nelle Stark and daughters.

John Wagner and family attended the band concert at Pierce City, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lelan Stark and Grandma Stark attended church services at Fairview and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Ctark of that place, Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Jones and children are visiting relatives and friends of this place at present. Lewis Stark was in Neosho on -businessr-Monday. Mrs.

O. H. Akin is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs.

S. L. Hammons and daughter, Georgia Mae, and Mrs. Lottie West were dinner guests in the Elmer Stark home. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and children of Cassville visited with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ollie Hart, Sunday. Fred Stark was the dinner guest of Harrison Stark, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cavanaugh and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. George Laswell and son were picnicking in Pioneer, Sunday.

Carrol Gum of Newtonia and Robert McPherson of Afton were in Pioneer, Sunday afternoon. Helen and Lois Stark are spending this week with the latter's aunt. week is improving rapidly. Mrs. Hewett Mustain who is attending summer school at Tahlequah, was visiting home folks Saturday and Sunday.

Miss Effle McNeil resumed her work at the hospital. Sunday, after spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McNeil of Rocky Comfort Mrs. Davidson who has been KIPPOO Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Anderson and children spent Sunday with tjieir daughter, Mrs. Leo Mhoon, and family at Seneca. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas.Butch and sons left Monday for Denver, after spending- 'a few- weeks With Virgil Burch and family. The men, who were staying at various homes in 'this neighborhood and "working- on the highway, left for their homes, Saturday. Mr. and Mra Guy Sutherland spent Sunday with the latter's niece, Mrs. Oscar Burr, and family of route 2.

The picnic given by the Klddoo homemakers Friday night was well attended. A bountiful supper was prepared and weiners furnished for' all. 1 The Methodist choir of Neosho held a welner roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beall at the Valley Mills, Monday night.

Miss Earlene Cam field spent last week In Springfield visiting her aunt, Mrs. Raymond Welsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and son, Buster, spent last week-end at -Union City.

ROUTES 2 AND 3 Mrs. Mildred) Blankenahip and two children came last Mrs. Juanita Wormington of Neosho. son home. Mr.

and Frank Sunday Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs. A E. Moffett. MY: and Mrs. Gem Moffett went to meet Mrs.

Blankenship at Springfield'. Mr. and Mrs. I. V.

Stevenson and Paul spent Sunday to the Mrs. John and famfly and Mr. and Mrs. Myers and family spent with Mr. and Mrs.

V. A. Gordon Miss Fay McCaf free left Sunday tor Wichita. to visit her irrand mother. Mr and Mrs.

Pete Benton spent the week-end here with relative. and friends and left for Wichita, Sunday evening where she will undergo an operation. Harley Denny spent Sunday with Ross Rodney. Several friends met at the McCaffree home Sunday to help Orpha McCaffree celebrate her 16th Wrthday. Those present were: Hisses Yerna and Ethel Rodney, Edmisten.

Opal Finnimore, Bertha Mae Stevenson, Dorothy ny and Roy White. Eva Rodne end Emil Freund joined them )n the afternoon. time. BULLARD POINT I Several from Bullard Potot attended sales day in Neosho, Monday. John' and-Helen Hutchemi spent last week with Mr.

Julian White and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. R.

Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and son, Tommy Gene and Mr. and Mrs. John Faulea spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Davidson and family. Charlie Miller and Jim Lamp; kin of PopVar Bluff, visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M.

F. Helvy and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Helvy and family. Mra Ralph White visited her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cook and family, Sunday evening.

Jim Street has purchased a 1931 Ford truck. Miss Beulah Hutchens was the dinner guest, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Helvy and family. Fairview was well represented with the Bullard Point people.

Saturday. seriously sick the past ten days is reported better at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hodge of Kansas City spent several days last week with Mr.

Hodge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hodge who live south of Stella. Mr. and Mrs.

Hodge visited relatives in Stella, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Wallace, Mrs. Etta Siler and Walter Stamper of Joplin came down Sunday for a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Bailey Stamps and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stamps. Mrs.

Slier will visit relatives here several days before returning to Joplin. The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Wanda M. E. church met at the church Wednesday afternoon 'for their regular monthly meeting. A good attendance was present.

Mrs. Callie Bowers and daughters, Jewel and Mary Lee returned Tuesday from Tulsa where they Trad spent several days visiting another daughter of Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Charley Campbell, and family. Jim Bertalotta of near Simcoe underwent a major operation' at the Cardwell hospital Saturday night and is doing nicely.

Vester Lowe and two children of Tulsa are visiting Mr. Lowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Lowe. Other visitors in the Lowe hame Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dyer and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Merrit Collings and family of Republic visited Saturday with Mrs. Ceilings' sister, Mrs. Charley Hinton and Mr. Hfnton.

Mr. and Mrs. Collings expect to leave soon for Louisiana where they will spend some time with relatives. Miss Julia McPherson who has been sick the past two weeks at her brother's home In Kansas City was brought to the Cardwell hospital last Saturday for treatment. Her condition seems to be Improved at this time 1 H.

L. Graine mpved his family" here from Arkansas- the latter, part Mrs. Raymond Welsh and daughter, Nancy Sue, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson of Springfield, are spending a few days with the former's mother, Mrs. W.

G. Camfield. Mra Ernest Paschall of 440 South Valley street received a telegram announcing the birth of a son, Cletus Richard, to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Weber of Flint, Wednesday, June 3.

Mrs. Weber before her marriage was Dorothy Land and is the daughter of Mrs. Paschall. the door hut were soared away by the dog that was sleeping In the house. Mrs.

Leon Allison Is visiting this week at the home of. her brother, Lawrence Naramore of Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Olson and baby have returned to.their home after a two weeks' visit with their respective parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Olson and Mr. and Oat Ellis. GRANBY, ROUTE 2 Several from here attended sales day in Neosho, Monday. Sam Smith and family of near Diamond were dinner guests in the Dave Hurst home last Sunday.

Joe Morton and wife and small daughter of Picher, were visitors in the Will Tink home Sunday. There was no Sunday school at Sunday, on account of so many being away picking berries. GREENWOOD COMMUNITY HALL The farm association meeting tonight was a success from every angle. The most Interesting report was from the agricultural committee. It was reported that general farm crops are fairly good, but that the dairy and poultry industries were suffering from low prices for their products and high- priced feed.

The strawberry may not prove as satisfactory as was expected doe to the break In the LONE STAR We are having a much needed rain. Mrs. Dan Cupps, Mrs. Will Cupps and Mrs. Holly Speak who -are sick list are some better.

Miss Grace Burner spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ivie of Longston, visited last week with Mrs. Ella Patterson and family.

George House moved his mother last week to a house near Sweetwater. Mrs. Hurst of Granby visited with her sister, Mrs. Hester, over the week-end. Rev.

Will Slater preached "at Star, Monday night. PauHne Fullerton of Butler is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Brown. Silas Graham of Fayetteville, vfsl'ted relatives here last week. Miss Doris Turner who has been away since Easter is' at home. Marion and Miss Hazel Dalton called on O. W.

Murphy and family of the Edgewood last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Gaughn are e'nter- taining friends and relatives from Tulsa. Miss Ruth Lyons spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. James Livingston, near Christopher.

Berry picking is almost 'over in- 1 our community. Leonard Johnson and Glen Murphy made a business trip to. Neosho Monday night. Miss Christine Jennings who Is working in the berries near Neosho spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Bro.

Garner's regular appointment at Oak Grove is next Saturday night and Sunday. Everyone come. Mrs. Jennie Lyons called on Mrs. Roy Murphy Sunday evening.

Albert Stottse of Englevale, who spent last week with his son, Arthur and family near Christopher returned home with C. E. Boggs and Chauncey Lane, also Of Englevale, Thursday market. President Raymond 1 and Mrs SILVER MOON All had an en- BERWICK AND COMMUNITY Mr. and Mrs.

John Brown motto Billings, Sunday, and Earl Kennctt of were week-end Mr. and Mrs. Joe Las- returned to his welt Vlda Reynolds returned Graco Scholes and Edith Spencer of Granby spent Thursday with Irene Hood. Mr. aad Mrs.

Brown from Commerce. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Thacker. Mrs.

Parr from' Kansas City is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Garland Tucker, at present. Mies Bernice Kirk from Springfield is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Kirk and family. Mrs. Rolla McDanlels and dawghter from Tonkawa, spent the week-end with her brother, Frank Rich, and wife. The people of this vicinity were sorry to hear of the death of Frank Woods who formely lived in this district, and the family has.

the sympathy of the entire community. We are sorry to have Mr. and Mrs. Truman Sims move from our neighborhood. They are visiting in Grantay at present.

A Slier and family of Granby moved Monday to George Sims' farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bud' Fergunon of Diamond spent Sunday afternoon in the Joe Hood home. of the week.

They are occopinr rooms at the Jenks flat. Little Phyllis Elayne, 4-year old" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams of Oak Lawn farm, entertained a number of her friend's with a birthday party last Tuesday afternoon from 2 until ff o'clock. The little folks present to enjoy the occasion were: Maxine Pogue, Wendell Maness, Lentz and Helen Galbralth, Ilene Cole, Delilah Love, Julia Lola, Weems, Evelyn Faye Richardson, Naydene and Catherine Ward.

Betty and Wilma Jean Paul and Ralph Tener of Neosho. Each little guest brought a gift which was much appreciated by the hostess. The time was spent in playing games which each child entered Into with much enthusiasm and when they were played down they found plenty of ice cream.and< cake awaiting them which was served by Mrs. Williams, assisted by Mrs. R.

W. Tener of Neosho. Other mothers present to enjoy th merriment of the children were Mrs, Wayne Maness, Mrs. Lyman Cole, Mrs. D.

M. Weems, Mrs. Lawrence Paul and Mrs. E. L.

Galbralth. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murphy who live near Christopher are announcing the birth of twins, a son and a Tuesday, June 8. Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Bowman entertained with a bridge party Monday evening in honor of Mr. Mrs. M. M.

Hess who left Tuesday for Crane. Besides those above mentioned the following Mead, president of the auxiliary, announced an Ice cream social for next meeting, June 10. for the purpose of raising some needed funds. There will be several' socials of like nature and at the last one the auxiliary will give away a fine quilt. From now until then with each ten-cent purchase a ticket will be given on the quilt.

Homemade ire cream and cake will''De- served' at popular prices. Ed Mead will have charge of the ice cream department. Anyone wishing to- donate casTr, material or labor see him at once. A. C.

Calvert spent week-end with John W. Walker in Home Park. Mr: Calvert is with the Barnsdall OfT Co. at Sklatook, Okla. He owns- five ten-acre tracts in Home Parit sob-division and we are glad to have him interested' with us in erar communlTy: His special visit at this time was to inspect his eight-acre apple orchard, set last March- fty John Walker.

He was weTT pleased" and looking forward" to frequent visits: The SUn- day school' is holding up 'fine during- the strawberrjr season. We are looking for an ''Increased' attendance next Sunday. All are invited' to attend. JUNE' The W. KC.

U. of Liberty Baiptist church will meet with Mrs. DteivW Rodney, Wednesday, June 10, for all-day meeting. Rev. I.

V. Slevenson and famfly Sunday with Mr: and Mrss Rodney and" family. There will' be aw jbe cream ci'al at "the Shane store at June; Tuesday night, June 161 Everyome invited. Miss Faye McCaffree of McElhany left Sunday for Leon, iwhere she will visit relatives. A surprise birthday dinner was given for Miss Orph'a McCaffree; Sunday.

The day was spent visiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Reed and children of SweetWater attended church at Liberty, Sunday. EDGEWOOD Mrs.

Lonnie Strickland received a telegram Sunday 'from Tulsa, stating that her grandson, Claude Luna, who has been in a hospital for more than a week was seriously ill and for them to come. Mr. Strickland's son-in-law, Will Jeremiah of Lanagan, came and took them. Mr. Strickland and Mr.

Jeremiah returned home Monday, leaving Mrs. Strickland there until there was a'change the boy. Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Hembree and Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Melvgine and daughter of Webb City, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hembree, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wise and daughter and Floyd Wise of Carthage and Etta Hembree of Kansas City took Sunday dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Harmon. Mrs. Merle Marble and! three children, Junior, Margaret and Patty Joe and Mrs. E.

Smith and two children, Leslie and Leovicy, spent Sunday at G. W. Murphy's. Mrs. Fred Beeler and Mrs.

Nan' Beeler called on Mrs. Geo: Mur- afternoon. The people of this neighborhood these days "asTLonnie Storfefcland's hound has not been i'ni Ecestring distance for several think it got homesick Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beeler and Mrs.

Bob Harmon spent a few hours-Sunday evening-with Mr: aird Mrs Roy Hill. Mr: and Mrs. Thos. Surridge and five- ciHTd'ren, AnnabpITe, Margaret, Marie, Harold and Freddie of near Seneca took tiupper Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Murphy. Virgie Marble and Leovioy Smitfc went to see Mrs. Bogle, Sunday afternoon: She is some better at this A much, appreciated rain came Tuesday. It will be a 'great help to the strawberries and other crops and gardens.

Maryland Woman Happy Now Loses 55 Lbs. Edith J. Marriott of Baltimore, writes: "Last winter I weighed 200 Iba. and was very much ashamed. I bought a bottle of Krusohen Salts which gave such wonderful results I bought more.

After 4 bottles I weigh 145 Ibs. and all my friends say, "How slender you've did you do it?" I say only 4 to Kruschen Salts." A genf nna ft Salts that lasts 4 weeks costs but 85 cents at any drug store in one-half teaspoon in a glass of hot water every morning before out pastry and fatty light on potatoes, butter cream and will help Kruschen take off your-vfat. Take the Kruscrren little every morning daily dose that does not joyfully satisfied after the first back. FARM LOANS Life six per cent, ten and twenty years. JOE ROARK 62tf Boath Bide of Square NBOSHO.

MO. Mr. and Mrs. Freund' ondT Mrs. Glascock of Miller, spent Sunday with Mr.

Freund's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Freund' and' family. Mr.

and Mra Frank Meyer and' children and and Mrs. Jonn Reed and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and' Mrs. V. A.

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It must stop itch aad quickly- heal your skin or small cost XiU bt refunded. OWSLEY'S DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Richard McGarrety of Chicago visited several days with Mr. and' Mra Geo.

Freund and family and' other friends. Two COUNTY UNE of Harry Barton's little were, present: Mr. and Mra. Curt Lentz, Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Htn- ton, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Gerster, Mrs.

Hattie Barr and Argyl Kistler. F. Lent? has aoldJMs interest In the Model grocery store to Noble Jessee who now owns the stock of and will continue business In the Jenks building. CoL C. parson Auctioneer GOODMAN (Mrs: Lee Ellis) William Hearoe.

a student at the University at Missouri, arrived last week to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hearne.

Mrs; Frank Haggard ot Chicago is visiting her mother, Mrs. Curt Meadows. Lincoln Cllft returned Wednesday from Tulsa. where he has been visiting, his father, Tommy Clift. Mr: and: Ross Maddox are- announcing 1 birth of a daughter, June whom they have named Reeta Gale.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Barrier have purchased the cafe formerly.owned by Mrs. Lee Ellis and Mr. and John Harter.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lamb and son, Eldoa, moved this week to. Caney, Kans. Claude Chancellor who is.

employed in Muskogee, spent lost week-end his wife and children at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Adklns are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ruth, to Mr. Lester Johnson of Morrilton, Ark, Sunday, June T.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stltes Boulder, are visiting the for- mer's father, John Stites. Mrs. Cecil Owsley and son, Don- I aid returned Buday to their home In Tulsa after spending a month with the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Price, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Owsley. They were accompanied home by Misses Geneva Owsley, Beatrice Adklns and Verda Nelles. Goodman played the Quapaw Indians at Miami, Sunday, and lost 3 'to, J.

They wllj play the same team here'Sunday, June 14. An unsuccessful attempt of robbery was made at the A. M. Ellis home Saturday at midnight by on unknown party. They were Inside nieces from Gross, are spending this week ylsifing him and picking berries for Roy Miir- Phy, Mr.

and. George Allen of Granby were callers at J. P. Allen's Sunday afternoon. The pie supper at Oak Grove Saturday night was well attended, the proceeds were said to be over $14.

We are sorry to say it ended in a slight misunderstanding. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and family spent Sunday evening in Neosho. Clayton Tedball, formerly of this neighborhood but now of Kentucky is spending a few days at J.

Allen's and with other friends, E. Boggs, Roy Murphy and two little daughters, Roxle and ttv Plenty of Money to Loan Farms tpt Service VUffift Money ready as soon as title and security are approved. Tlie Shartel Mortgage Co. FARM LOANS Missouri TRANSFER CO. Storage and Long- Etfstance ICEandTcQAL Phone 285 First National Bank NEOSHO, MISSOURI (Oldest Natioaal Bank in Newton County) Capital, and Surplus $110 000.00 (Double Liability of Stockholders on Account of Being a National Bank) AND DIRECTORS nr A.

W. Duff, Vlce-Pres, D. E. Hums, Aset. Cashier H.

O. Bftldry J. K. Morris, of Dept, D. fc.

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