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Church Notes service Guild Members Hold Meeting Mrs. Russell White was hostess Monday evening to members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church. Among the 26 in attendance were these guests, Mrs. Bill Tompklns, Mrs. Jennie Daniels and Mrs.

Arvel Covey. Mrs. John Humphreys, president, opened the meeting with a New Year's poem, followed by prayer. After a short businens meeting, Mrs. Humphreys gave the lesson on "The Golden Cord of She was assisted by Mrs.

Addle Cooper, Mrs. Bill TompWns and Mrs. Joel Grubb. Mrs. Ethel Leslie gave the devotional entitled "The Role of the Christian African Woma'n." The Guild voted to give $5 toward buying books for the Sunday school teachers library Mrs.

Van Chapman called attem tion to the church wide school of missions, which will begin with a covered dish supper at the church Sunday Jan. loth. It Was announced the study book to be used this, year is entitled "The Church and Medical Missions." Mrs. Chapman closed the meet- teg with prayer. During the social hour all members and guests participated in a silent auction sale.

Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ethel Leslie and Mrs. John Humphreys. Harvey Circle Will Meet Tomorrow The Harvey Circle of the First Baptist will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. Alva Phillips, 430 Elm street.

Holds Meeting in Home Of Mrs. Joseph Stewart Group I of the CWF of the First Christian church met Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the home of Mrs. Joseph Stewart. Sixteen members present. The presided over by Mrs.

Arnett Winn, leader, opened with the CWF prayer. Devotional "The Higher was given by Mrs. Paul Burton and the lesson on "Africa as a continent" wes presented by Mrs. Ross Dlehl. The meeting closed with the CWF bene diction.

Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. H. R. Butcher. Castrodale.

Animated discussions were engaged in this study ot Psalms, all of which proved very rewarding. Entertains Group 4 Of The Christian Women's Fellowship Mrs. John T. Duer was hostess Monday evening to 18 members of Group 4 of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church. Mrs.

L. L. Beaivd, president, presided. Mrs. Kenneth Roath gave the devotional topic, "Something More." The missionary lesson on Africa was presented by Miss be! Matson.

The meeting was closed with the Fellowship benediction. During the social hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Duer. Group of C.W.F, Meets Group of the C.W.F. of the First Christian Church met Monday evening in the home of Mrs.

Frank Shannon. Seventeen members were present. Mrs. Charles Emerich was assisting hostess. The meeting was opened with prayer led by the leader, Mrs.

Bob Goss. Mrs. Carl Corf gave the devotional taken from the fourth chapter of Luke. Members voted to send a dessert basket around among themselves for a money-making project, The article, "The Very Thing You Need" from the World Call was given by Mrs. Robert Wildman.

The study lesson on Southern Africa was presented by Mrs. Lawrence Blackstun. The meeting closed with the C.W.F. benediction. POOSEY Breakfast and Meeting in Home of Mrs.

G. W. VanHorne Group 2 of the Christian Worn en's Fellowship met Tuesday morning at 9:00 in the home of Mrs. G. W.

VanHorne. Mrs. Edith was the assistant hostess. Twelve members enjoyed hot rolls and coffee before the meeting. The leader, Mrs.

Truman Ward, gave the announcements and told that the Blessing boxes would be turned in again at the April meet- Ing. Devotional, using the subject, Toward Tomorrow, was given by Mrs, Ken Rinehai-t. Mrs. Burt Butler had charge of the lesson on the Union of South Africa. Meeting closed with the Fellowship benediction.

Miss Lycia Martin, Hostess to Jessie Broaddus Circle UPW On the afternoon of January 5th the Jssie Broaddus circle UPW met in the home of Miss Lycia Martin, :606 Webster street with majority of the members'in attendance. Mrs. Herb Grenda and Mrs. Claude Martin assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. The Rev.

David Castrodale gave the opening prayer. Mrs. H. D. Embry gave an inspiring devotional.

Miss Mabell Cranmer presented the first lesson of the new text book, "The Hymnbook of the She was assisted by Mrs, E. o. Welch, Mrs. Archie Gale and Mrs. Abner Cunningham and the Rev.

By MARJORIE PREWITT Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McMullin were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Leeper and son.

Gilbert and Earl Rosson helped Kenneth Skipper butcher, Monday. Mrs. Ellette Campbell, Mrs. Hallie Leeper, Mrs. Iris Breeden and Miss ZeveJyn Weldon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Roy Leeper and son. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Leeper were afternoon callers.

Poosey Boosters Have Party The Poosey Boosters club members entertained their families Friday night with a turkey supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Burgess. All members except one was present. They are Mr.

and Mrs. Charley Brinser and Donna Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prewitt and Maurice, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Morrill and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Julian. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Hugheston and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griffin and Richard. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Applegate and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Leon SnidDw. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Skipper and son and Mrs.

Geneva Skipper spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Earl Rosson. Boys Host Church Group Gary and Larry Woldridge, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Offa Woldridge, entertained the Training Union class of the shelburne Baptist Church Saturday night with a hamburger fry.

Those prseent were: Bobbie Eckert, Maurice Clifford, Dinah Rae'Bur- gess, Donna Dockery, Billy Williams, Larry Robinson, Bob Treckel, John Reeves, Maryanna Kelley, Karen Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Brinser and the teacher, Lyman Rice.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prewitt spent Thursday with Mi 1 and Mrs. Norman Boyle. The Rve.

and Mrs. John Sanders, Mrs. Helen Brinser and Donna Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dockery and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs.

Jack Harris and girls. Potirfjr ift Our $2,300 Annue 1947 1957 1967 1977 Camembert cheese is named for a village in Normandy, France. Administratrix's Sale The personal property of the late Martha Guilford will be sold at public auction at her residence in Hale, on Friday, Jan. 8-1 p.m. Iron bed, complete; dresser, large mirror, end table, 2 ironing boards, bedroom suite (dresser, bench, chest of drawers and bed complete), 21 in.

Zenith TV, baby bed, stand table, dresser, clothes hamper, 2 electric radios, 1-gal. ice cream freezer, small electric washer, buffet, 3 1-burner oil stoves (Frogil, Perfection, Quaker); pictures, dining table and six chairs, Singer electric sewing machine, buffet, coffee table, 2 rugs 9x12, and pads; 2 sofas, writing desk, 2 occasional chairs, electric sweeper, electric fan, 2 electric clocks, large electric radio, 18-inch Round Oak heater, 2 large electric lamps, dinette set, 4 chairs; power mower, White Star bottle gas stove, electric refrigerator, day bed, electric mixer, utensils, kitchn table, large tarp, medicine cabinet, Maytag washer, small 1-burner oil stove, 3 small cabinets, walnut dresser with mirror, porch swjng and chair, J0 h.p. Wisconsin motor, compressor, 40-ft. nose, 2Vz go), paint pot mounted on trailer, large spray gun, nearly new wallpaper steamer, MW swing and glfder set, complete set hand and garden tools, 3 step ladders, tree trimmer, assortment of point, Chevrolet 4-door, A-l condition, less than 500 on motor, 4 tires, Terms; Nothing to be moved until paid for. Not reiponiible for accidents BellM.

DwrdorfUdminijIralrix Auct, E. F. May, Clerk HOW WE'RE above, indicates progress in United States war against poverty, and projects results through the next two decades, assuming progress continues at the present rate. Data from a study made by Robert J. Lampman, University of Wisconsin, for a congressional coSnmlttee.

HIGHLAND By MRS. ROY GAUNT Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Long and daughters. Ann and Kay, left Saturday afternoon for their home at Laramie, Wyo.

They had been here during the holidays with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wooden. Guests Return Home Mr. and Mrs.

Denzll McClure and two children left last week for their home in California after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Carroll and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hilt received word last week that his sister, Mrs. Walter Giddlngs of Geary, is seriously ill from a heart ailment and is in a hospital in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Long and sons, returned to their home at Olathe, after a holiday visit here with Mr.

and Mrs. Wiley Wooden. Mrs. Russell Walz and children The Constitution-Tribune Chilllicorhe, Mo. PAGE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,1960 returned home last Saturday after a week's visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Swain, at La- Cygne, Kan. Mr. Walz met them in Kansas City. The C.W.F.

of Highland church will hold their regular meeting this Friday afternoon with Mrs. Elmira McClaln as hostess and Mrs. Roy Gaunt as lesson leader Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Salisbury and son, Mr. and Mrs, Garvin Carpenter and two sons left Sunday for their homes in Chicago after the holiday visit here with the Woolsey families. Guarantee on ROACHES TERMITES YOUNG'S PEST CONTROL Phone Ml 6-3206 or Ml 6-2241 Statement of Condition CHIUICOTHE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION CHIILICOTHE, MISSOURI After Close of Business, December 31,1959 ASSETS First Mortgage Loans $1,576,096.06 Loans on Savings Accounts 3,475.00 Investments and Securities 71,101.00 Cash on Hand and in Banks 59,907.35 and depreciation 1.00 Deferred Charges and other assets 427.00 LIABILITIES Savings Accounts $1,443,065.4) Advances from f. H.

L. 150,000.00 Loans in Process 2,014,00. Specific Reserves 12,103.74 General Reserves Surplus 9,011,45 13,750,04 $1,711,007.41 The above is correct. Fred W. Gunby, Secretory-Treasurer $1,711,007.41 NATION-WIDE VALUE MONTH GREAT STORE-WIDE SAVINGS Shop Wards for Terrific January Values! Save now on the biggest buys in town! Big Clearance on Wearing Apparel Reg.

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