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Constitution-Tribune Want Ads to INFORMATION 8 hedule d8S advertising. Average Words Up to 15 16 to 20 21 to 25 26 to 30 31 to 38 36 to 40 41 to 45 Lines 3 4 6 6 7 -S 10 for a One Day Cash Chg. .45 .60 .60 .80 .75 1.00 .90 1.20 1.05 1.40 1.20 1.60 1.35 1.80 150 2.00 Three pay! Cash Chg. .85 1X15 M6 1.40 M5 1.W 1.7$ 2,10 2.05 2.35 2.80 2.65 3.15 2.95 160 and foan In Six Days Cash Chg. 1.60 1.60 1.70 2.05 2.10 2.50 2.50 2,95 2.90 3.40 3.30 3.85 3.70 4.30 4.75 Tribune Announcements FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO.

89 A Stated meeting June 24, 1958, V6V at 7:30 p. m. visiting Mas- welcome. Work First Don Cook, W. Babb, Repair all types of washing chines.

Plumbing, piping houses for gas heat, cleaning oil burners. Pho. 1967. Coast-to-Coast Moving and Storage Co. An Agent of GREYVAN LINES Phone 8 514 Washington Local and Long Distance Hauling ROOFING Contract roofing, tuckpolntlng and masonry waterproofing.

Aluminum storm windows and awnings. Mid States Roofing A Material! Co. 1003 Wapla St. Phone 808 TO SERVE YOU BETTER Our trucks have been equipped with 2-way radio system. We can now provide our customers with prompt service at all times.

GLORE SE1DEL If you have not received your Conatltutlop-Trlbune by 7:00 please phone 2885 and your MOW will be delivered. CARD OF THANKS A sincere thank you for the kindness and extended to us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Elmer E. Perry. Mrs. E.

E. Perry, Miss Ethel Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Steele, Mr. and Mrs.

Neal Van Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Gail McKerrow. Termite Control If you see flying anta around your Jkouse, you may have termites. Call wiite for tree Inspection.

Tenniie Control. Ph. 030 601 Webster. Chllllcothe. MAY CO.

FURNACE CLEANING and Repairs, Plus Plumbing, Air Conditioning Phone 118 505 Washington 20c wash lOc Dry Coin operated 6 a. m. to 10 P. m. 7 days, weekly 1122 Walnut at Sprlnghill street.

E-Z Do Laundry ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION Prompt, efficient and guaranteed service. Curtis Stud Service, Cecil Ashlock, office phone 1016. Res. Phone 1741-W-4. NOTICE LEO'S BIKE SHOP will be closed June 27 to July 15 for vacation.

Attention Farmers! DEAD STOCK REMOVAL Prompt Sanitary Removal Call Collect 21, or Stop at Colonial Service Station, Chillicothe TERMINAL RENDERING CO. WASHER AND ENGINE REPAIR Pre-war Maytags and agitators rebuilt, parts. 1 block N. of square on 65. Harry Coburn.

Ph. 53. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION M.F.A. Dairy Breeders Phone Chillicothe 96 or 1771-W-2 We Repair A1J Electric Appliances Vacuum Cleaners, etc. Chillicothe Electric Co.

REPAIRING All makes of furnaces cleaned and repaired. C. J. Archer. Phone 13 LAWN MOWERS Engine repair service.

We repair and service all makes. Overton Motor Sales Moving insured. Local or long distance, Piece or truckload. Free estimate. Virgil Chapman.

Phone 1754-J-4. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Service Repair and service on auto air conditioning units. Expert work. Guaranteed. Reasonable prices.

Prompt service. Our serviceman has 25 years experience, Phone 2065 SALES Linn Laundry Brookfleld pick-up deliver, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. For dependable service cal 1577. Linn Laundry. Automotive Dodge pickup and rack, for sale or trade.

See Erwiu Cracken, East 10th street, Chillicothe, Mo. after 5 p. m. Employment Man for artificial breeding. Call or write East Missouri Artificial Breeding Association, Crestwood 2-26C6, O'Fallon, Mo.

Kitchen help. Please apply in person. Ruth's Drive-in Restaurant Waitress wanted: Apply in person Kopper Kettle. insurance For Your Insurance, Bee ALLEN MOORE Insurance Agency Boehner Building. Phone 112 INSURANCE ALL- KINDS NOTHING BUT THE BEST FLICK CHRDNER Tel.

2141. Merchants' Specials 54" plastic surface wall covering. Protect kitchen and bathroom walls. Choice ft. this week.

PETTITS Liquid New Wooct Reflnish your furniture without removing old finish. Blonde, Limed Oak, Walnut, etc. Head Paint Wallpaper To kill rata and mice UM Dr. Heat Rat and Mouse Killer. Warfarin bait and plvalyn liquid.

Mo. MART DRUGS Picture frames made with easel back or to hang on wall. Many new mouldings and prints. Hoari Paint and Wallpaper QUICKIES by Ken Gifts of all kinds for young and old. Visit our Baby Dept.

for baby needs. Chllllcothe variety Store 439 Locust High base platform rockers. Reg ularly $35. Now $29.95. WINKELMEYERS Come In Compare Diamonds Watches Jewelry Accessories SMITHERS JEWELRY 419 Locust Phone 1080 Buy Preferred Risk Auto Insurance For Non Drinkers Only And Save L.

B. Hargrove, Agent 1220 Clay. Phone 2686 INSURANCE AGENCY. Estate 703 Webster. Phone 269 For Insurance CALL MCCALL Most People Do.

Phone 56 New and used sewing machines. Electrification. Service on ill makes. Polndexter, 915 Webster. Phone 244.

New stock df mens, womens and childrens shoes. Chillicothe Bargain Store, 405 Locust street. CUSTOM SPRAYING of ornamentals shrubs for red spider and bag worms. OLENIIOUSE NURSERY Hiway 65 North Phone 2323 YOU can 1 reduce Auto Rates! Teach youngsters not to "show Drive defensively. Repect the law.

And judge fairly on jury duty, excessive verdicts affect YOUR premiums. Gunby Insurance Agency Lost and Found FOUND A DELICIOUS Sandwich and a malt or 50c where at the DAIRY QUEEN Loans AUIQMQBIIE WANS ON NEW AND LATE MODEL USED CARS CHILLICOTHE STATE BANK Real estate and loans, farm and city properties and rentals. W. L. Cor.

ASK US ABOUT A LOW-COST AUTO LOAN CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FJD.I.C. Low Coat Auto Loam Merchants' Specials Floor Sanders-Edgers. Seidlitz filler varnish, paint. Heimbrook Hardware PAINT SPECIAL Streamline house paint. Regular price $5.65 gallon.

Special $3.89. Alkyd Latex Plat Interior paint, $3.89 gallon. Head Paint and Wallpaper Reconditioned Appliances 1 and ton air conditioners within warranty $149.95 Refrigerators, several makes and sizes from $39.95 Some repossessed within warranty 1 gas Servel refrigerator Works like new $25.00 Good Gas Electric Ranges Cheap Wringer and Automatic Washers Make Us An Offer Molntosh Truck Tractor Co. Phone 220 Highway 36 East HOOVER VACUUM WAS $97.50 Limited quantity $59.95 BENSON'S Insecticides, Scotts weed and crabgrass killer, lawn spreaders, trellis, border fence, Baccto peat, fertilizers. OLENIIOUSE NURSERY Hiway 65 North Phone 2323 PANDURA SPRAY ENAMEL Covers practically any surface interior or exterior.

No brush, no muss, Dries in minutes. Long lasting, professional finish. White and oolorp. North Missouri Lumber Co. Locust at Ann St.

Phone 213 BIG SAlj! WALLPAPER-7BY THE ROOM $5.98, $6.98, $7.98, $8.9 Includes enough ceiling, border and 1 sidewall paper for any size room up to 18x18 ft. Prices good through June 30. 6HERWJN-WILLIAM CO (Next to Boerner's IGA Store) Master Painter House Paint gives years of satisfactory service. Strong covering, easy working, $4.75 per gal. White only.

North Missouri Lumber Co. Phone 213 Locust at Ann St. Bargains in USED TIRES We Trade NEW and USED TIRES FARM TRAILER TIRES OUR SPECIALTY BOB STATON Cities Service KEEP COOL a Bryant air conditioner Installed on your furnace or as a separte unit. Let us check your water heater for efficient heating. Now is the time to convert or recondition your furnace.

Give us a give free estimates. EVANS HEATING CO. 801 Locust, Phone 463 See the new Fedders Air Conditioners. World's largest manufacturer of air conditioners. 7700 BTU unit as low as $168.88 Chillicothe Radio TV 512 Washington RCA and GE Appliances Come to Utlca and Save MIKE CLARK Utica, Mo.

Phone 4101 Open 'till 8 In evening Real Estate for Sale FARMS HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTIES C. P. HUTCHINSON, Realtor 900 Phone 979 Farm for sale, 120 A. miles southwest Blue Mound. Good improvements.

Mrs. W. R. VanHorn, Dawn, Rt. 1.

45 A. bottom land, good house, 3000 bu. grainary, no waste land, good drainage. Phone 4163. Farm and City Property We invite Listings Girdner-Jennings, Realtors 717 Clay Phone 2141 See us for all kinds of real estate, insurance and loans.

C. C. Martin, Broker P. J. Zullig, Salesman 802 Washington Phone 2950 SPECIAL The best building lots east of 65 Highway, large and level, plenty of shade, paved street, 1 block to school and church, location means everything when building a home.

JEFF BURNAM Phone 712 We sell all kinds of real estate and make farm loans. Office State Bank building. Phone 101. Hugh V. Campbell and Charles E.

Gallatin Rea. Ph. 1110 Res. Ph. 885-W 40 A.

bottom land, gravel road, no gumbo, excellent drainage, no wasteland. Ph. 4163. 6 room house, Apt. upstairs, full basement, double garage, for sale or trade.

Box 95, Constitution- Tribune. "LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP" If you are considering buying a home you should see what your money will buy in BROADWAY MANOR Solidly built 3-bedroom Deluxe homes with landscaped yards, concrete driveways, all paneling, trim, doors and exposed beams in luxurious mahogany. Lots of glass throughout, beautiful kitchens, luminous glass ceilings in bath. Lots of big closets, perimeter heating, self storing aluminum storm sash and heavy insulation. COMPARE BEFORE YOU pU See I.

A. Putman, phone 991 or Everett Surber, phone 421-W Apartment house, 2 blocks from square. 1839 acres of bottom land, modern home. 280 acres with 2 modern homes 675 acres bottom land. 80 acres with modern home.

Leon Norman Real Estate, Ph. 198 J. A. Hogan, Ph. 26.84-J Ralph Ross, Ph.

1796 For farms and city properties, See Bartlett Real Estate 10 modern house, brooder, house, shop; garage, orchard. In good community. Call Hale 236 or write Box 182. See after 5 p. Saturday or Sunday.

For sale by owner, a west side 3- bedroorn home with patiov Garage separate. See at 329 Grandview List Your Farm or Business With stone Real Estate P. O. Box 187, Moberly, Mo. "1 refuse to answter these Constitution-Tribune Want Ads on the grounds that It may incriminate me!" Real Estate for Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 bedroom house.

FHA financed. New 3 house with attached garage. 2 bedroom house in Gravesville. Modern except heat. $4,500.

3-apartment house. Priced at $8,500. $2000 will handle. KANAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY 703 Webster St. Chillicothe, Missouri Phone 269 C.

E. Weddle, Salesman Phone 2226 5-bedroom modern home, close bath, full basement. Fred Walker, realtor, 920 Clay, Ph. TSO. Modern 4-bedroom home, full basement, gas heat, corner lot, $11,000.

3-bedroom modern, gas heat, $8,500. New 3-bedroom, 1 and bath, full basement, attached garage, 'going to sell. New 3-bedroom, attached garage, $12,900. 3-bedroom, full basement, $12,500. If interested in buying or selling real estate of any kind Phone 712 JEFF BURNAM, Realtor West Side of Square 2 bedroom, gas heat, near schools, $7,500.

2 bedroom, 2 baths, full basement, corner lot, close in. 3 bedroom, dining room, dish washer, garbage disposal, full basement, corner lot $12,500. STEPP REALTY COMPANY 521U. Locust, Phone 662 W. R.

stepp, Georgia Horton Joe Cunningham LOOK TO FRED WALKER The Best-In Real Estate 920 Clay Street Phone -750 Real Estate for Rent For Sale PRIVATE SALE OF ANTIQUES June 26, 27, 28 409 Webster Chillicothe From a wide selection of choice pieces collected over a period of years. Including corner cupboard, four- post cord bed, chests, lamps, glassware, china and chairs. MRS. C. A.

(Mildred) ADAMS Fof Sale sterling of plate flatware on time payments at Long's Jewelry. Wanted Digging, Digging Water line digging with Jeep trencher. Howard Strait. Phone I745-W-3. WE BRONZE BABY SHOES Your baby's forever Priceless keepsakes.

Mrs. Archie Davis, 1310 Directory. Ph, 2489. Painting and Decorating Exterior or interior. Floor sanding and wallpaper steaming.

Call 2072. Free estimates. Wanted TVs and radios to repair. Night calls. D.T.I, trained technician.

Burgard Radio and TV service. 1364 Calhoun street. Phone 2315. No credit. Paperhanging, painting interior or exterior, plaster patching, paper removed.

Good work. Phone 121. GO1N' FISHIN 1 Us for that good used outboard motor. 5 h. p.

Johnson $78.00 3'i h.p. Firestone 57.50 3 h.p. 15.00 ADAMS MOTOR CO. Phone. 2678 Your Johnson Dealer Position wanted: bookkeeping or general office work.

10 years. Experience. Write box 94, Constitution-Tribune. Expert rug cleaning. Wall-to-wall carpet our speciality.

Winkelmeyer Furniture Co. Phone 745. Wanted: 3 old rails to complete fence. Inquire Constitution-Tribune. Formica in choice, custom built cabinets.

EADS CABINET SHOP 930 Harvester Phone 2858 1958 12-ft. A. C. Gleener S. P.

combine. Cut 15 acres. Has cab, 15 inch tires, strawchopper, straw spreader, rock guard etc. 2 miles north of Chillicothe, east, north west first house. Kenneth Gash, Phone 1760-J-2.

Bulova, Elgin, Hamilton and Wyler watches. Easy credit terms. Long's Jewelry USED TIRES Plenty 600-16 Used Tires both 4-ply and 6-ply. Also Lots of 15" Used Tires One Stop Service Across from City Hall Bargains in Good Used Cameras 20.75 Eastman Pony 35 mm 19.95 29.95 Voightlander, Reflex 10.00 60.00 Eastman Kodak Jr. 616 f.4'5 22.50 32.75 Ansco Viking, PB20 f.6'3 18.95 22.50 Argus 75, Reflex 14.95 14.95 Brownie Reflex 11.95 72.75 Polaroid Highlander 49.95 150.00 Zeiss Ikon f.3/5 RF 66.50 Argus C3 37.50 MOREN'S CAMERA SHOP 3-room unfurnished apartment, Private entrance and bath.

Utilities paid. Adults only. Phone 2338-W. Piano and bench, bunk beds, bird cage, lawn mower, radio. Priced for quick sale.

Phone 2387. 3-room nicely furnished apt. Private bath. Close in. Adults.

Inquire Yellow Cab. Used gas and oil conversion burner, with controls and tanks. The May 505 Washington Tel. 118. Furnished apt.

5 rooms, full bath, 4 closets. Lights and water furnished. Ph. 1993. Ed Caddell.

Good furnished apartments. Extra good unfurnished apartments. Several 2 and 3 bedroom houses. Good 4-room downstairs unfurnished apartment. JOE P.

HEISKU 812 Locust, Phone 1057 5-room house, good location. Phone 263-J. House for Juliy 1st, modern 3-bedroom house, gas furnace and garage, close to town and schools. Phone 1674. Braytons T-143 Fly Spray Concentrate (mixed cost, $1.85 per gal.) Ortho Dry fly bait and Mal- athion for flys or lice and red mites on poultry.

HARGRAVE HATCHERY Soybean seed, uncertified and certified. Clark, Lincoln, Hawkeye. Bailey Seed across from Wards. 8" CLARKE floor sander and edger. Like price $520.00.

Will sacrifice. See at SARGENT GLASS CO. 411 Washington Phone 2644 10 extra choice registered polled Hereford yearling bulls. Monza Friezner Sons, Meadville, Mo. Good downstairs furnished apart-1 ment; close in.

Phone 1057. 9x12 linoleum, 42-in. wood base cabinet metal closet. Roper gas dryer. See at 1105 Cemetery Lane.

Duplex, 4 rooms and bath. Garage. Available July 15. Nice neighbor-1 hood, 1615 Polk street; Call 1043! after 6 p. m.

Large modern sleeping room; pri-, vate entrance; close in; priced reasonable. 408 Clay street. Phone! 1513, Second floor apartment, 5 rooms bath, garage. 1128 Calhoun. Pho 1038-W.

4-rborh modern house. Oil heat. Hardwood floors. 727 Missouri Ave. Ph.

65i)-W. 3 room, nicely furnished apartment Private bath, garage and and washing facilities. Newly decorated. Call 1G37. Transit level, floor-nailing machine, table saw with motor, 4-in.

jointer with motor, bandsaw with motor, Stanley electric plane, Black Decker Skilsaw, 6-ft. level, plumber's tripod vice, plumber's furnace, 28-ft. extension ladder. See at 1105 Cemetery Lane. 12-foot aluminum boat and trailer; new 5-horse motor.

Ph. 1763-J-4 W. C. Gilbert. Hduses; and apts.

furn. and unfurn. IJndivjdually owned and operated. Art Haynes, ph. 1539-W.

250 gal. oil tank with filter, 4 man rubber life boat with aluminum oars, new 22 High Standard re volver with case, p'ract. new Win Chester 22 automatic rifle, with telescope and case, 16 ga. Stevens pump, maintenance equipment with all guns. Sam Long, Phone 154 or 2213.

3 rpom furnished apartment, private bath; 2 room furnished a.partynent. Utilities paid. 1214 GallNjun. 3-room modern unfurnished. Utilities paid.

2 closets. Bullt-ins. Phone 807-W. Special heavy duty tarps, $9.95. Other sizes.

MILLS BROTHERS For the Freshest in Fruits and Vegetables WILBURN'S MARKET Open Till 8:00 M. 403 Locust 2 sleeping rooms. See at 220 houn or phone 2859-W. i FATHER'S lounge chair a bit dingy? Clean it with New Blue Lustre. Brown's Furniture.

4-room furnished apartment; bath; built-ins; private entrance. 1021 Polk. Used automatic and wringer type washing machine. Gas and elec trie ranges. Ph.

1967. Extra good 3 rdbrn furnished apartment. Close in. Phone 1057. Green beans, also cabbage and strawberry plants.

See 525 East Bridge St. Mildred Morse. Modern 3 roorh apartment, built ins. private bath. Unfurnished Utilities' paid.

Phone 807-W aft-1 er 5 p. m. 1949 GMC 2-ton truck. $300. Bob Christison.

Phone 1578. For Sale Peel cane chairs $5.95 each, two for Winkeymeyer's Furniture. HYBRID DAY LILIES from L. Nichols Nursery are blooming across the nation. Set them in June while in bloom.

East enc Third. No Sunday business. Cottonwood lumber. $6 per 100 Sawed to order. Ph.

4163. DIGGING DIGGING Sewer and water lines dug with dlesel back hoe or chain trench- Ing machine. Livingston County Implement Co 825 So. Washington. Ph.

609 WANTED AMATEURS Kingston Coon Hunt, July 16-1718-19, 1958. Cash Awards every night. Grand Prize Saturday Night. Contact: Charles Brown, Kingston, Mo. (Tele.

LU 6-2591). Plumbing, painting and general labor. John Dunlap. Ph. 1297.

Wanted to Buy Live domestic rabbits, young or old, 5 pounds and up. Write number you have. Eugene Bothwell. Ph. Niagara 4-2741, Breckenridge, Mo.

Good used furniture and appliances. See or call Earl Riddle, Trenton, Mo. LUDLOW By MRS. RAY SMITH. Frank Goll, Chillicothe, was a visitor Sunday evening of last week at the home of his brother, Carl Goll.

He expected to be leaving the middle oT the week for Detroit; where he will be a visitor at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Stone, Mr. Stone and Larry. Mr. John Braden accompanied him to Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rockhold of Mooresville ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wisely.

Evening callers in the Wisely home were Mr. and Mrs. Charley Trosper, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Trosper of Breckenridge, and Mi 1 and Mrs.

Melvin Bealer. Mr. and Mrs. William Pote and son, Tuesday for a few days visit with Ludlow relatives and friends. Mrs.

Pote is the former Evelyn Copple. Her mother, Mrs. Ethel Copple, is a house guest at the Mr. and Mrs. August Sturwoldt home.

The left Thursday on the return trip to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Nelson and two sons, Ferry, and her mother, Mrs. Anderson, Clarinda, were dinner guests Tuesday at the Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Nelson home, and visited other relatives in the afternoon. Mrs. Dick Corbin and children were Ludlow visitors Tuesday morning. Mrs.

Cassie Bryan spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Jamison. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson and daughters, Judy and Sandra of near Kearney were afternoon callers in the Mrs.

Lillie Johnson, Ray Smith nncl Mason Smith homes Sunday. Jimmie Mossbarger, arrived in Kansas City Sunday morning, June 15, by plane from California to spend the summer with his father, Jimmie Mossbarger, sr. They came to Ludlow that day to spend the day with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Woods and sons, Jackie and Freddie, spent Sunday with Mr. Woods' mother, Mrs. Vada Woods, and his sister, Mrs. Leo Harms, and Mr. Harms at Gashland, Mo.

Mrs. Vada Wood.s had been under the cure of a Bmit'i- ville doctor since her release from the hospital. Wo are glad to report her condition is improved, but due to a continued infection she has not been released to return to her home. Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Sprou.se were B'raymcr visitors Thursday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Dean Slater and daughters, Marslut and Deana, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Pote at the Mr. and Mrs. August Stur- woldt home Tuesday evening.

Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Austin and son, Miami, were visitors last week Tor a few days at the home his brother, Lavere Austin and family. They were callers Thursday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. August Sturwoldt home.

Celebrated Birthdays Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alley were honor guests at a 6 o'clock dinner party Wednesday evening. The event was held at the Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Cain home, and was in honor of their birthday anniversaries, both occuring in June, other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton. Following the bounteous dinner, all spent a most pleasant evening together. Mr.

nnd Mrs. William Pote were 6 o'clock dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dean Slater and family Wednesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Flamm, daughter, Wilma, and son, Curtis, were among the Chillicothe shoppers from here Saturday afternoon, W. M. S. Meets The W.M.S.

of the Ludlow Baptist church met Wednesday evening at the church with the president, Mrs. Bud Hughes, in charge. Eight members were present. The business portion was opened by singing, followed in prayer by Mrs. Fred Bryan.

Plans were made to assist with the meals the week of the Livingston County camp for the young people. The topic of the lesson was "On the Threshold of Life." Song, "We'll Work Til Jesus Comes," was sung, followed by prayer by Mrs. Daugherty. The leader gave the scripture reading. Luke and the devotional.

The members present assisted in presenting the lesson. Mrs. John Madden will lead the meeting for July. Mrs. Jewell Fitzpatrick spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother, Mrs.

Avie Toner. Mrs. Robert Trosper and Mrs. John Madden were shipping in Chillicothe Tuesday, Former Resident Dies The sudden death of Russell White, 63, a former Ludlow resident, came as a- shock to his many friends here. The Whites, while Mr.

White was owner of a drug store, resided in Wheeling for several years. They were vacationing in Illinois where they had gone to visit their daughter, Mrs. Delos Huddlestone, and family at Champaigne and other relatives. On June 11, Mr. White was injured in a triffice accident, where he suffered fractures of an arm and leg and facial lacerations, and was hospitalized at Normal, 111.

One June 13 he suffered a stroke and his death occurred early Tuesday morning. The body was returned to Wheeling Thursday and memorial services were held at the Methodist church in Wheeling Friday at 2 p. m. Burial was in the Wheeling cemetery. This community extends deepest sympathy to the family in their great sorrow.

Reed-IIikok Nuptials Miss Dorothy Ann Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Reed of Sedalia, became the bride of Mr. John Dibie Hikok Saturday night, when their wedding was solemnized at the Broadway Presbyterian church in Sedalia, Mrs. Hikok is a niece of Mrs.

George Morse of Ludlow, and her father lived in Ludlow as a youngsters, and will be remembered by many here. Golden Wedding Open House Mr. and Mrs. William Gilliland held open house from 2 to 5 p. m.

Sunday in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary at their home east of town. There were 151 well wishing relatives and friends who were there to sign the register and to help them properly celebrate the occasion. The lace covered table had for its centerpieces beautiful, huge and delicious Baltimore Wedding cake, baked and professionally decorated by Mrs. Murl Toner of Independence. Granddaughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Gilliland, Mrs. Kenneth Blann, served the euest cake, punch and cashew nuts, and Mrs. Bill Cummings had charge of the guest book. The Gillilands were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts.

They are both in very good health, and enjoyed visiting with so many of their relatives and friends on this special occasion. All departed wishing this estimable couple continued good health and many more happy anniversaries. Mrs. Harry Beckley, Mrs. Ed Hlg- gias, Mrs.

Cassie Bryan and Mrs. Claud Wells were shopping in Chillicothe Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Miekey McKnight and small son, stevie, arrived in Kansas City Sunday evening by plane to spend a few weeks with Missouri relatives and friends.

They were met in the city by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Goll and Mrs. Lawrence McKnight. Mrs.

Tom Robinson took suddenly ill about noon Thursday, and was taken to Dr. Goldberg's office, in Braymer, for treatment by John Busy. Her trouble was.caused by a heart condition, and she is still Constitution-Tribune Chillicothe, Missouri. Page TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1958 confined to her bed, and not much improved. Her many friends are hoping for an improvement in her condition in the near future.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sturwoldt and her mother of Kansas City visited with Ludlow relatives arrl friends Sunday, and attended the open house at the home of Mr. Stur- worldt's sister, Mrs. William Gilliland, and Mr.

Gilliland. celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Miss Virginia Ulrich, who was injured in a traffic accident some five weeks ago, returned to her work Kansas City last week. Miss Carrol Jean Hamblin. who was injured in the same accident, is still unable to return to her employment, and is at the home of her parent's, Mr.

and Mrs. Leland Hamblin. Suffered Heart Attack While in attendance at the golden wedding open house at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Gilliland, and Mr. Gilliland Sunday, Mrs.

Emma Layton, Braymer suffered a severe heart attack. She was rushed to the Chillicothe hospital by ambulance where she is still a patient. Her condition is reported to be somewhat improved. James E. Woods and daughter, Linda, of San Diego, were guests last week of his brothers, Kennet and Russell Woods, and families.

He went to Gashland Thursday to see his mother, Mrs. Vada Woods, and his sister, Mrs. Leo Harms, and Mr. Harms. Mrs.

Roy Empanger, Bell is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ina Crookshanks, and other relatives. There was no preaching services at the Ludlow Baptist church Sunday due to the fact that the pastor, Rev. Darner, was being ordained at his home church at Joplin. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Crookshanks, Bill and Randy of Browning, Mr. James Crookshanks, Shiela, Ruth and Jimmie, of Tina, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crookshanks, Ann, Martha, Dana and David were afternoon callers Sunday of Mrs.

Ina Crookshanks. Mr. and Mrs. John Madden were dinner guests Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Trosper home. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Mossbarger, J. E. Mossbarger and son, Jimmie, and Mrs. Mary Hedrick, all of Kansas City, Kan. Miss Tanya Stodgell is spending the week at Grand Oaks camp.

Miss Martha Sprague was a Sunday guest of Ann and Martha Crookshanks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stodgell, Tanya, Pamela and Gale called on Mrs. Ina Crookshanks and Mrs.

Corine Empanger Sunday evening. Mrs. Jack Clevenger came last week to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Kenneth Woods, Joey Lynn and Martha Ann. Jimmy Crookshanks of Tina is spending the week with his grandmother, Mrs.

Ina Crookshanks, and his aunt, Mrs. Corine Empanger. Due to an error, the following names were omitted last week from those who made the bus trip to Jefferson City: Mrs. Ona Bryan, Mrs. Mae Goll and Mrs.

Carrie Beckley. Miss Ann Crookshanks spent a week in Maryville with her cousin, Ginger Barnes. Misses Betty and Doris Oster of Kansas City were weekend visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryan home.

Constitution-Tribune want ads pay. ef PRWTAIIE BREEDING CURTiSS (Mproved Stud Servict CECIL ASHLOCK Bus. Ph. 1741-W4 CHILLICOTHE, MO. BEARDMORE'S RADIO-TV PHONE 50 FASTI DAY SERVICE Intenna Installation.