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Judges and Clerks for Election in Monroe P'ARIS Judges and clerks for the August primary election in Monroe County are as follows. Paris 1 Democrats, Charles Hamilton. Bonnie Forsyth, Ruby Hickey, Bertha Ragsdale and Jane itarris: Republicans, Mrs. Dee Hollingsworth, Priscilla Havens. Amy Eichor, Mrs.

Warren and Jerry Peck. Paris? Democrats, Mary C. Engle, Zelma Menefee, Frank Whaley. Ann Ragsdale and Grace Jett: Republicans, 40 Persons Killed in Earthquake TEHRAN (AP) At least 40 villagers were killed and more than 70 injured today when a series of strong earthquakes shook an area of aboul 20,000 square miles near the Soviet border, first reports from the region said. There was heavy damage to bridges and telephone lines, and the final toll will not be known for some time.

But the Red Lion and Sun, Iran's equivalent of the Red Cross, said the region is thinly populated and a report that several thousand were killed was "inaccurate and unreliable." An official of the led Lion and Sun said many of the villagers live in round, dome-shaped huts with straw roofs, a type of construction that would reduce the casualties. Mt. Airy By Mrs. George W. Burton Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Shores were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayo and daughter, Kathy, and Charles P. Mayo.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wenzel, Moberly, and Mr.

and Mrs. Rod' Anderson and daughters of Sedalia were visitors Thursday night of Mrs. Wenzel's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Berry, and family.

Susie Welch, daughter of Mr. and" Mrs. Lee Roy Welch, Moberly, spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welch.

Bobbie Welch visited Saturday night with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Key were supper guests recently of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Key, Supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Berry and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson and daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Elroy Craig, Boonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bandy and Family of Marshall. Miss Melva Green was art overnight guest Saturday of Miss Rhonda Huber, Armstrong.

Mrs. Willis Key, Mrs. Edna Phillips and Miss Joann Brown were guests recently of Mrs. Key's daughter, Mrs. Charlie Robertson, Rolla.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McMahan, Kansas City, and Mrs.

Margarel Osbourn, Cairo, were supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. George William Burton. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

J. Melvin Green and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Prewitt and son and Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. McMahan. The McMahans were overnight guests. Miss Barbara Shores, Kansas City, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Shores. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Berry and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Johnson and daughters of Boonville. Deannie, Greg and Robbie Joe Berry relurned horne with their parents afler a visit with their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.

S. L. Haley were visitors Sunday night of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Simons, Huntsville.

Visitors Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Haley were Mr. and Mrs. Obie Haley, state of California, and Jim Henry Wilson of Tennessee.

Obie Haley and Mr. Wilson are cousins of Mr. Haley. St. Louis Guests Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Niedling, St. Louis, were recent guessts in the hame of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orton.

A. F. A.M. Huntsville Lodge No. 30.

A.F. A.M. will honor Brother Arthur 1.. Huward, with presentation of 541 Year pen, Friday July 31, 1970 $0 P.M There will he a covered dish dinner in the Hardolph room the Farmers and Merchants bank. All an: Er.

8:6 trai Answer to Previous Puzala Schooltime 00 LAND ACROSS article 1 Wriling 52 Asian sea implement 53 54 Eternity Nantical term NOW 4 Heard in music class 55 Ships' 8 Entomology 54 Hardy heroine class subject 57 Streets (ab.) 12 Studied in DOWN animal husbandry 1 Mink skin 13 Level 2 Widemouthed suffix 31 Scribble 14 Soaks flax pitrher 11 Assistant (ab.) 33 Lance 15 Anatomy 3 Used in 17 Brazilian 39 Unstable class subject photography seaport 40 Puddles 10 Liturgical class 19 41 Theater boxes garments 4 Disunite 23 "Sheik of 42 Well 18 Barterers 5 Above (archaic) 20 Properly Stem 6 Tenant under 24 Dry by 43 Nested boxes, in economics Jvase rubbing 44 Heavy harrow class 7 Canadian 25 Indigo 40 Individuals 21 Three province (ab.) 26 47 (comb, times, 8 Newly 27 Trifling missile 22 Apiece produced annoyances 48 Female fowls 24 Remain in 9 Camera part 28 Sidelong look 50 Separate readiness 10 Feminine 29 Vipers column 20 Withered (10 27 Southern stale (ab.) 30 Term in business class 16 32 Bridal path 19 (pl.) 34 Perforate 21 22 23 35 Nursery schuol 25 26 27 character 36 Certain rail- 30 3) 33 way's (coll.) 35 37 Depend 39 Auricles 05 37 38 39 40 Alongside of 40 41 41 Science classroom 42 43 45 146 48 42 Journalism 49 50 (coll.) class term 52 54 45 Uncultured 49 Registering, 55 for class 51 Definite Bill Glassen to Ft. Knox, Ky. Bill Glassen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben M.

Glassen, left. Tuesday for Fort Knox, where he will receive basle training as a member of the Kansas National Guard for eight weeks and then to Fort Lee, Va. Young Glassen, who graduated From Baker University at Baldwin, eniisted in the Kansas National Guard last February while at school. After his service, he intends to return to school. Returo to Their Horne KEYTESVILLE Bruce and Benjamin Johnson returned home Saturday from a visit in Kansas City and Lee's Summit with relatives.

Their aunt, Mrs. Wayne Kendall, brought them home and her son, Curtis, remained for a longer visit in the Billie Johnson home. Van Dykes Have Guests HIGBEE-Mr. and Mrs. John VanDyke had as guests recently Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence O'Connor and son, Joe, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hudson, St. Louis; and Mrs.

Jeanie Martin and daughter, Mary, Kansas City. Packsons TW HERE YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE SENSE 823 W. ROLLINS- WE -DIAL AM Prices Good Thru Aug. 1, 1970 Sliced CAMPFIRE BACON lb. Pork Tenderloin lb.

Fresh Ground Chuck lb. Bologna or Pickle Pimento Loaf lb. SHORTENING 3 lb. can LIBBY CUT GREEN BEANS cans $1 -Dee SPAGHETTI DINNER box HEINZ SWEET PICKLES 24 oz. WELCH GRAPE JELLY, 20 oz.

Shurfine CUT BEETS 2-303 cans Del Monte Sliced, No. 2. Frozen Shurfine, 10 oz. can Ford Hook Limas 4 for $1 Pineapple Frozen Shurfine, 10 oz. Shurfine, 46 oz.

can Cauliflower 2 for Grapefruit Juice Radishes, Green Peppers, Shurfine, 303 cans Cucumbers ea. Spinach Large Heads Always Good Head Lettuce Charcoal 10 lb. bag Red 10 lb. bag Nabisco Doodads- Potatoes Cheese Hips 3-51 Bananas lb. HELP WANTED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, PRESSERS and YOUNG MEN Steady Employment.

If Not Experienced, Will Train. Excellent Fringe Benefits. Apply on July 13 or after that date 10-- SALISBURY COMPANY Salisbury, Mo. or Mo. Division of Employment, Moberly, Mo.

Moberly Monitor- Evening Democrat, July 30, 1970--5 Mickey Charlick, Mary A. Orton, Rose Kizer, Weldon Rodgers and Gift Walker. Paris 3. Democrats, Maxie Delaney, O. S.

Dawson, Edith Stone, Beulah Benson and Frances Foree; Republicans, 0. K. Kendall, Pauline Rodgers, Sam Griffith, Otis Freeman and Lillie James. Mt. Airy Democrats, Mrs.

Brooks Vaughn, Mrs. Russell Rondurant and Sigsby Holder; Republicans, Russell Beamer, William Cooper and Mrs. Chester Kuntz. Middle Grove Democrats, Ramon Yohe, Wilbur Carpenter and Melvin Schopp; Republicans, Mrs. Roy Hinton, Mrs.

Arthur Bunnell and Mrs. Eldon Hess. Madison, north Democrats, Mrs. Winnie Baker, Mrs. Virgie Willis and Mrs.

Alma Watson; Republicans, Mary R. Wood, Mrs. Archie Holt and Loretta Stone. Madison, south Democrats, Faye Stewart, Eva Dixon and Maud Eubank; Republicans, Harold Kirtley, Walter Powell and Mrs. George Middleton.

Woodlawn Democrats, Mrs. Leonard Cannady, Mrs. Laycester Johnson and Mrs. John Wes Johnston; Republicans, Elmer Unterbrink, Mrs. L.

Weisenborn and Mrs. Bill Crain. Duncan's Bridge Democrats, Marshall Wood, Mrs. Catherine Alexander and Mrs. Stanley Overfelt; Republicans, Mrs.

Walker Stokes, Mrs. Ray Butner and Mrs. Marvin Wood. Monroe City, vast Democrats, Mrs. Martha Kendrick, Mrs.

Jamies Conboy, Mrs. Genevieve Yates, Mrs. Walter Mudd and Mrs. Wanda Madden; Republicans, Mrs. Don.

Perine, Mrs. Billie Deck, Mrs. Jirnmie Hardwick, Mrs. Herschel Burris and Mrs. Russell Porter, Monroe City, C.

J. Collins, Mrs. Dalpha Thompson, Mrs. Margaret Curtis, Mrs. Mary Cruser and Mrs.

Raymond Yager; Republicans, Fred Burns, Mrs. Jimmie Evans, Mrs. John Overly, Mrs. Otis Hedberg and Mrs. Willard Terrill.

Indian Creek Democrats, J. T. Montgomery, Mrs. C. D.

Spencer and Mrs. John Paul Adam; Republicans, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Fred O'Connor and Mrs. Harold Gillum.

Stoutsville Democrats, May Lou Tanzey, Edith Tensor and Mrs. Ivan R. Walkup: Republicans, Mrs. Otto Loutenschager, Mrs. Charles Dennison and Mrs.

Kermit Reynolds. Florida Democrats, Gillam Street, Mary Stuart and Dorolhy Buffington; Republicans, Mrs. Ron. McLaughlin, Mrs. Calvin Utterback and Mrs.

Paul Hawkins. Santa Fe Democrats, Mrs. Charles Hoar, William Baker and Bates Browning; Republicans, Walker Carler, Boyd Wilmarth and Rachel Bergthold. North Fork Democrats, Mrs. Jack Bastian and Warren Power; Republicans, Vernie Farrell and Mrs.

Ellis Holder. Greenwood Democrals, George Dimmitt and Mrs. Delbert Butler; Republicans, George Greenwell and Bernard Greenwell. Granville Democrats, Mrs. Waller Wilhoil, Mrs.

Aubrey Milner and Russell Ransdell; Republicans, Jim Shumard, Dorothy Delancy and Irene Sanders. Return to Their Home KEYTESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. John Kempf, Fayette, visited Saturday with her sister, Mrs.Charles Gosley, and Mrs. Gosley's son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Bentley, of Parlear, who have been visiting in Keytesville. Mr. and Mrs. Bentley returned home Monday.

two Days Only Friday- -Saturday July 31, Aug Dress Clearance New dresses added to sale every day. Reg. to $24.00 $63o $830 Reg. to $36.00 $1230 $1690 Clearance Dresses, Ensembles and 3-Pc. Suits 130 pieces, all season garments OFF Wigs and Wiglets Specially selected group 24 pieces reg up to $59 off ENTIRE STOCK Spring Millinery Reg.

to $22.00 only $1 All Weather and All Season Coats 11 only reg. to $46 $0,90 8 only reg. to $56 $1630 Sportswear Clearance Hundreds af Items, blouses, shorts, pants, skirts, ponchos, swimsuits, cover -ups, swim caps. Price Shorts and Knit Tops Best Name Brands reg to $6 $287 $387 Best Name Sportswear Clearance Trivera and Polyester Knits, Cottons, denims. off Junior Girls Sleepwear Baby Dolls, Bikini cage styles, beautiful group.

Reg. to $8.00 5408 Childrens Wear A great collection for all sportswear, swim wear. price Crazy About Flowers? See our selection at "crazy" prices. Reg. Values $5 to $10 now $2-53 Where FL 1 PATTERSONS Greater Come in Save Like Kra-a-zeee! Moberly Limited Quantities on some items.

Come early! Dusters. Shifts and Pant Shifts reg to $8 $490 24 Dresses and Pant Shifts reg to $7 $788 perma press, reg $5 -Cotton Dusters $388 special group reg values $4 to $6 Knit Tops and Shorts $144 Selected Group Famous Maker Bras Reg. $5.00 to $1 Girdles Reg. $9.00 to $2 Girls Dress Group from Toddlers on up off pastel Ladies colors, all Summer cottons, Gloves shorty length. 476.

Short lot, asst'd colors, sizes Ladies Cotton Gowns $1 one group, asst'd sizes, colors Panty Hose pr. asstd colors, plastic calf, straws Summer Handbags values to $4 $1 Boys -Off Jeans Perma Press, 100 per cent cotton, sizes 8 to 16. $2 Values to $4 Boys Summer Sport Coats values Washable cotton blends, sizes 6 to 16, $5 Boys Tank Tops Washable cottons, asst'd colors, sizes 8 to 14. Boys Walking Shorts value Perma press, all cotton plaids, sizes 14-16. $4 Men's Sport Shirts spread collar.

sizes L. Values to $3 Permanent Press, Dacron -Cotton, medium $137 Men's Poplin Jackets small S.M.L. S10 group, values asst'd colors, short sleeves, sizes $210 Men's Crewneck Sport Shirts Perma Press, stripes only, sizes S-M-L. $4 values $213 Piece Good Remnants so off Drapery Remnants idea! for pillows or small curtains and up 2 only, pink floral Reg. $39.98 $1490 Name Brand Bedspreads Hand Towels odd lots, terry and velour Reg.

$1.29 Woven Rugs All enough Collon la im bright a' m. 4: :3 ce reg.