The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 19

THE CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION -TRIBUNE, CttlLLICOTHtf, MISSOURI. SOCIETY ttttte Fhwer at Mkrctuns The Ilttte Rower Study Cmb met last night with lite. Grover Marcum. The next meeting will be in Die home of Mrs. Ed SeideL Guest Speaker Friday The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Elm Street Methodist church will meet at the church Friday afternoon at 2:30 tfclodt Miss Faye Stewart will address the society on "Our Part in Working tor Peace" place at the Methodist Church in Hale.

The bride attends the Chillicothe Business College. Mr. Cunningham is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cunningham of Avalon.

He has a position with the Barnes Chevrolet Company. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham will reside in an apartment at Locust street Oak Grove A. An interesting program was given at the meeting of the Oak Grove Parent Teachers Association Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Slattery gave an interesting article on "The Mrs. 3. Mr. and I Little Child's Father" and the cnil- Jlfcs.

Earl Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. dren of the school gave an Armis- DomnBan wfll go to Trenton tic Day program. There were nine this 1 evening to attend a dinner members present. During the so- to 4 tenner Mr.

and Mrs." C. C. Cooke, At- pel Dispels Heathen Darkness." The leader of the topic will be Miss Beba Wflson. Mrs. J.

Trower will be changes of colors and White Circle will in charge of the social hour. High view A. A meeting of the Highview A. was held at the school house Wednesday afternoon. During program "America The Beautiful" was sung, a choral reading was given by Grade and explanation of Health Charts was presented, and the article read, "Should Children Finish What They Start?" Following the program a short business session was held.

ton next week to visit his father, Omer Skinner. They started herer the first of December last year but the snow was so very heavy that when they got 200 miles outside of Boston they had to turn around and I go back. i Personals HARRY NOW AT SLATER'S Harry McCreary is now in charge of the meat department at Slater's Market. Mr. McCreary went there from the Atlantic Pacific store, where he had been for the past four years.

Prior to that he was butcher at Kroger's. Mr. McCreary replaces Herbert Coult who went to the A. P. as his assistant several weeks i ago.

i Virginia DOHnger 'Sixteen members of the Junior Nineteen Club met for a business session with Virginia Dillinger Wednesday night. In the absence of the sponsor, Mrs. Russell Alexander nneting of the 40 8. The members of the organization are entertaining their wives. and Mrs.

Opal Dickman an- the marriage of their daughter, Betty June to Mr. Roger on Sunday, Ore ninth ormmuber, nineteen hundred forty-one. The took cial hour refreshments were served. E. F.

Allison, Guest Speaker Superintendent E. F. Allison was guest speaker at the Washington were served at-the close of the meeting. Dewey A. Benefit Held Last Night The Dewey Parent-Teacher Asso- I elation sponsored a benefit program A.

Wednesday afternoon, Mr. a ugh school auditorium nesday evening. I The numbers included vocal, I anH art. Allison's address was on "National! Education Week." The. children of second, third and fourth grades sang several songs and the rhythm band favored with two selections.

Mrs. Guy Kniian gave an article from the "Child Welfare" magazine. During the social hour members of the refreshment committee, Mesdames Ada Mosser, Guy KHliaii and Gene Barnes, served. GET-TOGETHER IN DETROIT Bill Mann, Chillicothe youth now at a naval station in Toledo, Ohio, spent last week-end in Detroit withj Mr. and Mrs.

Theo Adkins and Ralph and Alec Cameron, also for- mer Livingston Countians. Adkins i and the Camerons are employed at tie Ford plant. A CHURCH CONFERENCE An "efficiency conference" of all county and district officers of the Livingston County Council of Churches will be held Tuesday, Nov. 25, at the First Methodist Church in Chillicothe. Missionary Society to Meet The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church wfll meet in the church basement at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

The topic will be "An Urgent Gos- Miss Edna Ellington Skin consultant from Dermetics Salon will discuss with you your complexion problems and introduce you to the readings, instnfriental, ana art. The high school Swing Band played two numbers, "Do You Care," and "720 In The Books," which were followed by the singing of "America" by the audience. The remainder of the program consisted of a reading by Miss Sylvia Patek, "It Takes a Heap 6' Livin' In A House To Make It Home;" "Art Sketching of the Mayflower," by Lloyd Chase, accompanied by Mrs. J. R.

Huckstep, and the reading of a Thanksgiving poem by Ronnie Wilder; vocal solos by L. E. Dowell, "Shepherd Serenade;" "Elmer's and Foolish;" a reading by Paul Danielson, "Mia Carlotta;" tap dance by Connie Chapman; talk on "Military Training" by Bin Hanes; clarinet i solo, "Indian Summer," played by Miss Norma Savage; song by Georgiana Veit, Til Reveille; picki- ninny song and dance, "Shortnin' Bread," by a group of Miss Leta Avelon Smith's second grade girls; reading, "Country Telephone," Mrs. J. S.

Heiser. A COUPLE RE-WED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Chillicothe to Harley J. Weridt, 32, and Ruby Griffith', Wendt," 27. They said they had been married once before. Charles Cornue tailor-made suits are winter style leaders.

Sheriff and Mrs. James Anderson of Linneus were in Chillicothe on business yesterday. Roy Fanning of Harris was here yesterday visiting his brother, L. A. Fanning.

Mrs. Del Folbert of Trenton shopped here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

V. Steel of Browning were business visitors here yesterday. Mrs. Randi Baker of Breckenridge was a business visitor here yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. McLean of Linneus was a business visitor here yesterday. Joseph Bummer of Purdin came Wednesday for a visit with his daughter, Mrs.

C. E. Watkins and Mr. Watkins. Edgar M.

Moorman of Brookfield was in ChiUicothe today visiting the social security office. Mr. Moorman is district supervisor. Mr. and Mrs.

George Hartley of Trenton'were Chillicothe business visitors yesterday. Mrs. J. E. Byrd of Sumner shopped heret yesterday.

Mrs. Nellie Mahurin and daughter, Lucille, of Brookfield, shopped here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Schuetz of Meadville were business visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Dusenbury or Norborne visited here this morning. A NEW OFFICE HERE The Western Adjustment Inspection Company, of which John F. Boehner is representative here, will open an office in the Clark building, directly above Anderson's store, this Saturday. Boehner (pronounced Beaner), has been taking care of the firm's business at his home.

The company plans to send another man here. FOR YOUR SOLDIEB in camp. Portraits from, home are essential to the morale of an to the happiness of its individual members. Aforen Studio Camera Shop Five thousand silk worms must eat 125 pounds of mulberry leaves to make enough silk for one kimono. BACK AFTER HOLIDAY Miss Alice Carey, clerk hi the, W.

P. A. office, was back at work yesterday after a brief vacation which she spent in Brookfield visiting 1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

L. i Carey. She had been gone since Saturday. i FRIDAY, NOV. 14 We invite yea to come up for a complimentary make-up CUB DENS Den 5 Met Cubs of Den 5 met Monday afternoon at the home of the Den Moth.

er with one, Duane Lamb, absent. Work was started on pull toys to be given to the firemen for the Christ- mas baskets. A short business meeting was held, was closed with the living circle. Three members, Ivan Haston, Paul Arthur Galloway, and Howard Adams, were awarded gold arrows at the pack meeting Tuesday night. PERSONALITY SHOP DEFENSE SAVE DEFENSE STAMPS! 6ft Yours FREE at Adeiane's FRIDAY and SATURDAY $1 to Defense Stamps Free! MPLE DRESSE Made to sell at 535 and 635 One-of-a-kind Tailored and Dressy Styles Sizes for Women, Misses afld Juniors Don't Miss These Values 10c Defense Stamp Free 10c Defense Stamp Free, Fabric Gloves Snps 29 leather trim- Crepe or We Defense Stamp Free I0c Defense Stamp Free Band Bags PHOENIX Hose $.

in large shapes in new 25c DEFENSE STAMP FREE! BETTER HATS sale at A selected groop in Mack, brown and colors USOSFDHKEB. rOT iJBftef flfacS Local News Notes IJam Zeisler of the township board. The bridge will be restored. IN ST. JOSEPH YESTERDAY Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Nothnagel, of Washington, D. who are here visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Nothnagel, and her father, W. C.

Boehner, went to Str; Joseph yesterday to visit Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Nothnagel. Miss Mary- Nothnagel and Miss Gladys Nothnagel accom- accompanied them. WILL VISIT HERE Mr.

and Mrs. Vernoy Skinner and small son wffl come from Bos- Use Shoe Material Lining; of Taflks The Shoe Manufacturers Are Searching for Substitute, Salesman Stated. A material that has gone into many types of ladies' shoes now is used for Mining tanks, and shoe manufacturers are searching for a substitute, J. D. Engleman of Chillicothe was told by a manufactur-1 er's general sales manager while on a buying trip he and Rand Holt of Maryville returned from last night.

This caulk no longer is used for shoes: Engleman also was told that cork, which is imported, also is i restricted, as are some of the pigments used in coloring shoes. Be- cause of the lack of pigments, there will be echanges of colors and styles, according to manufacturers. Crepe-soled shoes will be off the market as soon as the present supply is used. These are popular for tennis shoes and ladies' wear. Constitution-'Bribune Want Ads Pay.

On Defense Days We Will Give Defense Stamps with Hat Purchases 3 25c Stamps with Hats 4 25c Stamps with Hats All New. Stylish 1942 Winter Millinery New Shipment of HERCULES Shawls Sox Cap and Mitten Sets i I I WALKER'S OFFER GENUINE UNITED STATES DEFENSE STAMPS FREE FRIDAY and SATURDAY DEFENSE DATS 2 25c Defense Stamps FREE with every pair SUEDE SHOES priced up to A0 Smart New Fall Wtater '5 The Ireland Shop Week End Special 2 loaves of bread, cake bJr pie, and dofcen cookies All for 50c PHONE 21 Pre-Turkey Day SALE of Shirley Temple DRESSES Beg. $1.00 JA- Reg. SL29 QQfk Values 169 Values Sizes 4 td 10 YOUNG MODERN SHOP Ova BUY U. S.

DEFENSE BONDS But on November 14 and 15 We Will Give Defense Stamps Free 25c Defense Stamp Free with each 9x12 Pafoco Rug $6.45. Defense Stamp Free with every room of Wallpaper over $1,00 25c Defense Stairfp Free on every $5.00 Paint Purchase Defense Stamps Given Only On Cash Sales LEE MEEK At BEARDSLEf 4 15c Defense Stamps FREE with every pair SUEDE SHOES priced from Newest Fall and Winter Footwear Fi 1 4Z5c DEFENSE STAMPS FREE I This coupon is good for 4 25c Defense Stamps with the purchase of any pair I De Liso Debs on November 14 and 15. i Choice of entire stock of these lovely shoes. 1. 1 I I I Williams Mkt.

Free Delivery Service PHONE 266 Pork Chops Bacon, Lean Sliced SAUSAGE Butter, Meadow Maid la. roli37c Cream, Whipping J4 pt. IOC Pork Steak to. Link Sausage ft. 27c Pork Patties Ib.

45c STEAKS T-Bone or Short Cot ib. Roast, Beef Chuck Lard, Armour's Star Bulk albs, Crackers, Crackers, Graham 2 II. bin BAKE-RITE 3 For Cakes, Pies, Pastry anil Frying Pumpkin fable tested loc Mince Meat, Pickwick pkg. lOc Bisqoick Ig.box Floury Peerless 4S Ik Fresh Ground Fresh Blasted Ib. 3-ttt bag 53e Corn Meal, PaRcaks Flour, 3lU.tjagI5c Figs, Whili MiBS lb.

19c Salad Dressing Bice, Bin Host Early June M. 2ca Corn, Wftoli Brain Lima Beans, Fink 2 enioc GRAPEFRUIT 1O (Texas Seedless) Beef Stew ReadjtoSim cai Com Beef Bash can I7c Tuna Fish, Star list Mackeral 3 tm Chili, Ketafck cnftOe Hot TamaHes, Pickwick caa lOe Sonns, Hiioz m. 2 caas asc Mustard Greens Lift's no. 2 caaioe Bleacher, 33 Braid (f. lOe Gloss Starch 3 ft.

to 17C Babo, ClaawzH LETTUCE Celery kmch Vegetables Cranberries Sw. Potatoes 3 Us. Turnips RMNgmn Texas Joke ORANGES sat Pecans, Eitra Ig. Pafmbril FnA ft. I9c.