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Sept. 21, 1957 ana cu General WMS of First Baptist Has Installation Installation of officers was held when General WMS of First Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon at the church. Twentynine members were present. The opening hymn, Is the Theme," was led by Mrs. R.

0. Anderson a accompanied by Mrs. J. H. Rutherford.

Mrs. II. T. Havcnor offered opening prayer. A shorl business meeting was conducted by Mrs.

W. D. Tompson. was decided to increase the price of the quarterly WMU dinner to 75 cents. Mrs.

Tompson announced a Mrs. John Simmons of Clinton will teach the year book al the Associational WMU meeting in Hunts- villc Sept. 24. Program en Pakistan Mrs. Roy Bunlin, counselor for the Evelyn Stanford Circle, presented a program on Pakistan.

She displayed a map i showed why this country is sometimes called a geographic freak, because it is composed of two widely separated ports, one to the extreme northwest and other to the extreme northeast ot India. She also explained the difference between the two ports and told that the language of the two ports is not the same. Mrs. Bill Wilson presented a devotional from Matthew Mrs. Tompson conducted an installation for new officers, using the theme, "Let Our Lights So Shine," with scripture from Matthew.

The New Officers Mrs. Tompson used one of her paintings in illustrating how the new officers might "let their lights so shine." New officers are: President, Mrs. Wray Richardson; vice- president, Mrs. Bruce Daniels; second vice-president, Mrs. Marion Lamb; recording secretary, Mrs.

Fleming; treasurer, Mrs. W. G. Swarthout; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Matt Kozar; prayer chairman, Mrs.

J. H. Rutherford; mission study chairman, Miss Ida Hilt; community mission chairman, Mrs. Joe Truitt; circle chairmen, Mrs. E.

D. Lowry, Mrs. Balph Barnes and Mrs. R. 0.

n- dcrson; counselors, Mrs. Ralph Jett, Mrs, Virgil White, Mrs. Hoy Bunlin and Mrs. Tompson; and youth director, Mrs. Garnett West- vig.

The dedication on prayer was given by Mrs. Tompson. Mrs. Richardson gave closing prayer. 72 Attend Meeting of Allin Sharp CWF Group Twelve attended a meeting of the Allin Sharp group of CWF, Central Christian Church, held yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

Bernic Manard, 523 South Fourth street. The president, Mrs. Cleo Noel, presided. a were made to serve a Sunday evening church supper Oct. 20.

Mrs. Leslie Scncdcr presenled Ihe missionary a "The Church Speaks," from Ihe general Iheme, "Christ, the Church and Race." Mrs. D. L. Bradley led the devotional service, "The Brotherhood of Prayer" from the general Ihcme, "We Are the Family of God." She also reviewed a chapter from the book, "Every Day in Religious Living" by Joseph Fort Newton, titled "The Lord's Prayer." Refreshments were served.

The next home meeting will be Oct. 18 in the home of Mrs. Harry Voth, 021 Oilman road, with Mrs. Noel, Mrs. Maddox and Mrs.

Al bcrt Sump as program leaders. SOCIAL CALENDAR Star of Lodge Drill Team will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night in the home of Mrs. Graydon Turner, 521 Roberth street. The annual family picnic for Eagles and their families will he held in Eagles Hall tomorrow in ease of rain. The picnic grounds a Paradise a were examined this morning and found in good condition despite 2.68 inches of rain.

The picnic will be held there as scheduled unless additional rain falls. Prosperity Rebekab Lodge will meet al 7:30 o'clock Monday night in IOOF Hall. SBA Club will meet Monday night in SBA Hall with Mrs. Ethel Bishop and Mrs. Blanche Baker in charge.

Mrs. Halley Guest For U-Go-l-Go Club Mrs. Ronald Halley was a guest when th Go-I-Go Club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Woodrow Rclford, 1304 Con cannon street. Prizes were won by Mrs.

G. E. Medus, J. W. i a Mrs.

Ernest Stuart and Mrs. Ray Campbell. Refreshments were served. Thc next mcfting will he Oct. 3 with Mr.s.

Stuart, 401 South Williams street. Former Paris Girl To Wed in Alaska PARIS Relatives in this area have received invitations to the wedding of Nancy Lc Ransdell and Terry Thomas Seljested to take place tomorrow at thc First Presbyterian Church of An chorage. A a a Miss Ransdell is thc daughter Mr. and Mrs. Kipper Ransdell formerly of Ihc Paris area.

CARD OF TIIA.VKS We wish to a our a friends and neighbors for their kindness during our sorrow. Maj God he with you a The familv of A. M. Hammon J. W.

Hobbs, D.O, Phvtician Surqeon 109 5fh Phone 3584 or 3585 Fourth District Women's Clubs Meet at Centralia MADISON The Madison club, Sturgeon Study Club and the Mid-Week Sorosis, Mid Century, Jo-Lane, Twenty Twenty, and Book and Study Clubs of Centralia wcre hosts to members of the Fourth District Federation of Women's Clubs in Centralia Sept. 17 and 18. Th theme of Tuesday evening's dinner program was "Missouri" and the plcae cards were in the form of small Missouri maps. Thc table decorations were thc Missouri flower thc Hawthorne. Favors were road maps of Missouri.

Other tabl decorations represented products grown in Missouri and were attractively displayed in cornucopias. The Madison club was in charge o( the decorations Tuesday evening, and of regislralion Tuesday evening, and Ihc Slurgcon club was in charge of regislralion nesday. Tuesday evening's guest speaker was Robert Whilell who spoke on "The Man Who Understands Women." Mr. White is coeditor and publisher of the Mexico Ledger. The Missouri Waltz was featured in the evening's music.

The theme of the District for the year was "The Family of Man," and Mrs. J. W. Gushing, Stcelvitlc, stale president, talked on this subject. Mrs.

Clarence Cannon was a guest at the "program Wednesday. Club members from Madison attending wcre president Mrs Charles Copeland, Mrs, T. R. Turner, Mrs. John C.

Baker, Mrs. F. W. Stephens, Mrs. Del Stone, Miss Bess Baker, Miss Edmonia Milhollin, Mrs.

Nancy Dixon and Mrs. Dayton Hillyard. Mrs. Arthur Eickhoff Is MNO Bunco Hostess Mrs. Arthur Eickhoff, 519 South Ault street, was hostess Thursday night when the MNO Bunco Club mot in her home.

Mrs. Vernon Norlon scored high, Mrs. Ronald Bgle low and Mrs. Wallace Burrus bunco. Carolyn Bogle was a guest.

Mrs. Burrus received an anniversary gift from her secret pal. Thc next meeting will he Friday Oct. 11, with Mrs. Howard Asbury.

marshal! gilchrisl 14 soc barb Fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. A. L. Landoll and Mrs. Mary Ann Floerchinger, attended a meeting of the Marshall Gilchrist group of CWF.

Central Christian Church, held yesterday in thc home of Mrs. L. G. Hardy with Mrs. Ray Low as co-hostess.

Opening prayer was by Airs. Lanclolt. The president, Mrs. James Perry, conducted a business session. Mrs.

Guy Irons gave a a of an article taken from the Saturday Evening Posl on integration. Mrs. A. F. Elsca continued the review of thc book, "The Kingdom Beyond Caste, "by Listen Pope.

Chapter five, "The Theory of Integration," and a six, "The Strategy of Integration," were given. Mrs. Floerehinger had charge of the World call quiz. A devotional theme, "The Broil, erhood of Prayer," was presented by Airs. Benj.

S. Jolly. Prayer closed the meeting. Refreshments were served. Triple 4 Bunco Club Has Meeting, Guests Mrs.

Harold Welch and Mrs. Ed gar Delaney were guests when thc Triple 4 Bunco Club met last nighl at the home of Airs. J. W. Ballinger, 486 East Rollins street.

High score was won by Del Riley, second by Mrs. Chester Mallory. low by Mrs. R. 0.

i i a and bunco by Gotdic Da vies. Mrs. J. A. Fowlkcs received a birthday gift from her secret pal and Mrs.

Otis Stringer an anniversary gift. The next meeting will be Oct. 41 in Ihe home of Mrs. Davies, 917 North Aiilt street Campus Fashions Recall '30s SKOI1T bloomers, campus cr Thai's the new muilc of pleated shorts attached shown he-re in cotton plaid and slated as Hie newest aze by St. Louis designers.

11: DOROTHY ROK Associated Press Women's ICdllor Girls starling off to collcg this a may note a nostalgic look in the eyes of their mothers, as they iclp pack thc new campus clothes. For the last word in college styles, as established in the St. Louis ior market, is almost an crhn of thc 1930s. There's the Chanel look, the middy, the pleated skirt, the un- i no a i i i -all very similar to a styles of a generation ago. Kvcn the raccoon coat is back, both in lull- length versions and as trim on cloth or leather coats.

Somehow, lb 11)57 i a clothes a a nxore graceful than those of Mother's tlay perhaps because of the greater skill of today's designer and a a They a an easy, stretched-out look, come in a variety of handsome fabrics and are flattering to slim young figures. SWEATER COLORS. a 1 look in a doeskin flannel suit, blouse and fell a in favorite cashmere colors. CAR COAT. campus must, in handsome tweed, right i skirl or slacks.

A junior fashion designed in St. Louis. Lankford Pre-School Has 17 Enrolled W. Lankford, of tin Lankford Pre Sehool Studio, 32: Epperson street, reports an en roll merit of 17 for Ihc a term Her students include: a Has son, son of Dr. arid Mrs.

Robert I. son, 1212 Franklin street: Jeffrey Eptey, son of Dr. and Mrs. M. C.

Epley, i David Van Houten, -113 Chandler Susan i daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Von Smith. 31f East Rollins street; Rachae! Ann C'olcman, a of Mr. and Mr.s.

L. w. Coleman, 301 College a a a of Mr. and Tom Clark, 821 Monroe a a VanClcvc, son of and Mr.s. Jack Vnn Clove, 515 West Logan; a of Dr.

and Mrs. R. C. Mueller, Bedford street; David Myra street; Michael Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Baker, 302 Halleck Barney Wayne Coomes, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Coomes, 733 West Rollins street: Keith Ashnry, son of Mr. a Mrs. a A i North A i street; Johnny John, son of Mr. and Mrs, a i John.

700 Flower a i Rum- a of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon i a 116 West i a Faith Ann Orscbeln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Orscheln, 305 South i street; and Kalhy Meyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacques Park Avenue road. TUHN BACK THE CLOCK. flannel I suit with vivid striped sweater brings back flapp er memories. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends a i the Reverend Cornn, and the pallbearers for i kindness and sympathy at the lime of death of our loved one. The a i of Deslon Bozarth Parents of Second ChlM SALISBURY Mr.

and Mrs. Krcssig arc the parents of a a Akilanie Louise KrcssiTM, born September 11 al Fayetle Hosp i a This is Ihc second child for this couple. Mrs. Million Leader For Circle 5, WSCS Mrs. Marion Million, lesson leader, discussed "The Strange Land of Bolivia," as presented in a symposium by Bishop Harbieri, when Circle 5 of the WSCS of Trinity Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

Graves a i (13li West Logan street. Twelve members answered roll call. Mrs. Minerva Jennings, circle a i a presided and led the group in a r. A devotional based oti Matthew u'as by Mrs.

Nolle Philpoll who included in her talk a story relating to (he philanthropises of Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Mrs. James Todd gave a resume of the study being made by the General WSCS group of the book "The Kingdom Beyond Caste 1 by Dr. l.iston Pope, in a scries of morning a conducted Miss Eda a a Refreshments wore served.

The circle i meet Oct. IS in the home of Mrs. Jennings, lila South Fifth street. Barbara Bowers Gives Renort to Esther Circle Barbara Bowers, guest, reported yesterday to Esther Circle of the Women's A i a i of Conies Street Prcshyterina Church, on the Youth a a a to (he Navajo Ind i a when the circle met in the home of Mrs. Robert Allen, Seventeen members u-cre present Mr.s.

Henry Fi-rmel was leader ycsteix-ny and H. ii. Gilfillan conducted Ihc devotional, using Luke trj; 27. 2fi. M.

Allen i discussed racial problems of today and of tlr Bibical eras and J. E. Bach reviewed the introductory chapter of "The Shape of Our World" from "United a i and Us." Refreshments were served Carpenter Baptist WMS 'Officers Are Installed Mew officers for the Carpenter Street liaplisl Church WMS were installed when (lie society met vcsterday afternoon nt the church ivilh Mrs. George Hiillew, prcsi- lont. hi charge.

Mrs. Hallow also was installed as president for 105758. Mrs. lloldcii Long became a Attendance al Die Assueiitllanal meeting Tuesday in Hunts- vlllc was urged. Mrs.

George Hart was devotional loader, using Mai- Ihcw 0:35 37. Gilbert Clay- spoke on a i a telling of the needs of the gospel by its people. Mrs. James Lealh Installed Mrs. 'lallcw and these other officers: Harold Roberts, first vice- president; Airs.

James Harris, second vice president; Mrs. Henry a a secretory; Kslll Chrisman. youth director; Mrs. Hoy a a A counselor; -Mrs. Lloyd James, intermediato CiA counselor, i E.

H. Ornburn, assistant; Kssie Mac Smilhcy, i GA counselor, with Miss Margaret Myers, assls- man; Mrs. W. E. Hoherls, prayer a i a Mrs.

Nelson Hill, i a Sunbeams counselor, with Charles Walerficld, a i a Miss A i i a beginner Sunbeams counselor, with Miss Virgl nia Myers, assistant; Paul Weber, i missions chairman; Mrs. Weber, i a i Lillian Myers, stewardship chair- a Mrs. Lloyd James, publicity a i a Mrs. M. O.

Jones, social a i a Mrs, Johnson, mission study a i a Harold Kobcrls, publications; and Mrs. W. A. Duller, Mrs. Hayden and Mrs.

Edwin Kirby, circle chairmen. Supper and Meeting For Tri-Me Members A covered disli supper was served for the monthly meeting of Tri- Mc a School Class of Trinity Methodist Church held last night iii I basement. a Mrs. Clay McAllister. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Benton and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cook were hosts. Francis Strayhall, class president, conducted a business meeting.

Closing prayer was by Dr. C. R. Byland. Guests were Mr.

and William llasselfetd and children, Mr and Mrs, Ray Uoggs and children and Miss Jeanic Hirst. Members attending were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Brink-man am! daughters, Dr. and Mrs. Byland and son, Mr.

and Mrs, Tom Clark and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Creed and daughter, Mr. and Mrs George Crow and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Charles Dawson and daughters, Mrs.

Tom Dunlop and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Forsec and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry iMeinert and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Leon O'Brien and children, Mrs Tormey Rippel and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Joe Seotl and son, Judge and Mrs.

Sam Scmplc and daugh tcrs, Mr. and Mrs. I Spurting and son, Mr. and Mrs Tom Strand and son, Mr. and Mrs J.

E. Thomas and daughters, Mr and Mrs. C. L. a and daugh ler, Mrs.

Robert Wilcox and children, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Will i a and children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hulen, and Mrs.

Hoy Hcisc and children. NOT A SIX-SHOOTER IN SIGHT--There was talk of rustlers, stago coaches and gun fights, but not a six-shooter was in sight as these old-time stars of western movies met for a reunion in Hollywood at Paramount Studio, wjjere Ihev inspected the Frontier Street used in a new western called "The Tin Star." They found thc old props hadn't changed much. Left to right: Ken Maynard, Tom Klcne (front), Rex Lease, Bob Steele, Hoot Gibson Raymond Hatton ond Big Williams. (AP Wirephoto) Salisbury Lutheran Mission Festival To Be Held Sunday A I The a a iion Festival will he held Sunday at the a Church here, ac- miing to the pastor, thc Rev. Alin Graebner.

Services will bo at 10 a and al 7:45 p.m., and speakers will be Ihc Rev. Otto 'IrneliiiOT of Carrolllon and the lev. B. I a of the Salem. near Foresl Green.

Tho Ri'V. Olio Graebner is a cousin of Ihc Rev. Alvln Graebner. Carolyn Price, Donald Benton Wed Saturday Miss Carolyn Price, a of Mrs. a Price of Moherly, became (he bride of Donald llcnlon, son of Mr.

mid Mr.s. Klmcr Ren- Ion of Rcnlck, in a single-ring service performed at o'clock Saturday afternoon in I a i Baptist Church by the pastor, the Rev. Gordon WhiU'sldc. Proceeding the ceremony, Carl Selfridge sung "Always" rind "Through (ho Years, 1 accompanied by Mrs. Selfridge.

Miss a a Sue Roberts served as maid of honor and George a a was best man. The bride chose a street-length dress of i embroidered eyelet and carried a bon.net ot While carnations (led with pale blue streamers. For her daughter's a i a Price wore a grey suit with while accessories and Mrs. Henton wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Mrs.

Price, Mrs. Benton and Miss Roberts hat! corsages of red a a i The couple left lot a short wedding trip to (ho Bridal Cuvcs at Camdcnton. They arc living in St. Louis, where Mr. Ucnlon is employed by Muerer and Smith, ICircfe 3 of WSCS Vleefs, 12 Present Members of Circle 3, WSCS of I' i i I Methodlsl Church, met yesterday afternoon In Ihe home of Mrs.

Lonnlc Summers. Mrs. Ira Isle Is a i a of the circle. Mrs. Chester i gave the devotional and Ah'S.

H. P. Hullorly presented a lesson on thc Kclgian Congo. Twelve members weic A social hour was held. Trinity WSCS Circle Six Has New Member Fourteen members of Circle Six of Trinity Methodist WSCS and two guests, Mrs.

Otlo Dvorak and Mrs. Pructl, who became a member, attended a meeting held yesterday in the home of Mrs. Winston Smith. It was announced that members ar invited lo atlcndy thc Salisbury WSCS meeting Tuesday night, Oct. 8, and thai Ihc visitation tea will be held Oct.

8 in the home of Mrs. Ward a n. Members were asked to take religious pictures from Christmas cards to the meeting (o be sent to Korea. Plans crc a make i a to be sold at the Nov. ft bazaar.

Mrs. C. E. Vawler was devotional leader and Mrs. Howard Frishic was lesson leader, discussing Ihc book of Esther and giving a brief account of i i a i in Korea.

Refreshments were served. The October meeting will be in Mrs. Frisbie's home i Vawter as leader, Mrs. Phil Kirtley Is New Alt usa Mrs. Phil i of the Modern Chemical attended a meeting of Allrusa Club of Moherly as a new when the club met last i in the home of Air.

and Mrs. ,1. 0. Kent of Himtsvillc i (heir daughter, Mr.s. Stan Green, as hostess.

The club heard a report by Airs. J. J. Gasparotti on the recent meeting of the Congress of Clubs and voted to lake membership in the new organization, tl nlso endorsed tentative plans of the Congress of Clubs, one of which would be pclilioning the city council for a bond issue for a i i pool and the other an a a celebration for Moberly, the first possibly to be upon completion of the new dam at Sugar Creek Lake. It was announced by Miss Cclcs- line Owens a a i hearing aid purchased by (he club is being worn by an 11-year-old Moberly grade sctiool youlh, who was badly in need of thc device.

were served the hostesses. Pork Packing Center Alexandria, in Clark Counly, once rivaled st Louis and Chicago as a pork a i center (1858 1R72. In a 42,557 hogs I were butchered there. I Mrs. Ed Keiter New Veda Harrah Member Mrs.

F.d Kcitcr became a member when the Veda a a group of CWF, a i i a Church, met yesterday at the home of Miss Eula Baker with members attending. During thc business session, plans were made to serve a lunch on Oct. 4 for the General Assembly. Mrs. Lcc Spanglcr conducted a question and answer period and Miss Baker presented thc lesson topic, "The Bible Speaks." Mrs.

J. E. Rassclt presented a devotional and Mrs, J. L. Darby conducted World Call i Refreshments wcr served.

by Miss Patton Leader For Walter Cardwells Albs Josephine Patlon presented a review of the sludy book, "Thc Kingdom Beyond Caste," for .1 meeting of thc Walter Cardwell group of CWF. Central i i a Church, held last nighl at Ihc home of Al i Virginia Victor. Thirteen members and tw-o visitors, Miss Etta HoMoway and Mrs. Parsons were present. A devotional was presented by -V-rs.

Ic Thatcher. i a business i it was announced thirl the circle J. E. Wrights Will Visit Son in Texas Mr. and Mrs.

Wright, 1201 IJiiinn street, i leave in a few days for Uibbock, to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Wright, and sons, David and Jon. Mr. and Mrs.

Benny Naylor and son, Jon, and Mr. and Mrs, Merle i i and son, Dan, all of Glcnwood Springs, will he present. Mr. and Mrs. P.

E. Wright cf Moherly will be unable lo attend the reunion, rHOMAS HILL By Mrs. Porler Duncan M. H. Epperly spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. P. Fry ot New Florence. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Epperly visited relatives In St. Louis. The Rev. and Airs.

Caleb Ball moved near Carrollon Saturday. The Ilev, Ball has been called as paslor lo thc AlcRoskio Creek Church. Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Johnson of Columbia and Gregory Overfcll wcre i guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Porler Duncan and children, Sue and Ililllc. Mrs.

William Campbell and son, Tommy Dule, returned to their Arthur Holtzclaw, Once of Higbee, Dies in Kansas City A Ilollzclaw, retired miner formerly of Hlgbcc, died nl 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Monorail Hospital in Kansas City. He was preceded in death by his wife, who died 10 months ago today. Survivors include Iwo daughters, Mrs. Alva Fiigcl, Hickman Mills; Mrs. I).

Howard, Kansas City; a 'brother, Ray Hollxclaw, Spokane, and a grandson. The body is at the Burlon Funeral Homo in Iligbcc. Funeral services will be at thc Baptisl Church there nl 2 o'clock Monday aflcr- noon. Burial will be in New Hope Cemetery In Howard Counly. Mr.

Hollzclaw had been III about week, following a stroke. lie was employed by the Griffins Grocery Slor in Iligbcc i ill health forced him lo move to Hickman Mills, where he resided with a daughter, Mrs. Al Fugacl. home Saturday few days with after spending a her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Porter Duncan. Move From Cook Farm Mr. and Mrs, Norman McMillan and son moved recently from the Isaae Cook a near Mr. A I I a an employe of the Safeway Grocery was transferred lo Kansas Clly. Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Epperly and Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Epperly were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Tommy and daughter, Mona Jane, of Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrgal Shivcs, and children wcre supper guests Sunday night of Mr.

and Mrs. Arls Overfcll. Mrs. Hay Eagen was a dinner fiucsl Sunday of Misses Lillian and A i i Shaw and Dan Shaw. In thc afternoon they allemlcd Ihc homecoming at thc Cumberland Chapel Presbyterian Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Noel of Hunts- villc were supper guests Sunday i in the Shaw home. The Rev. Price Kirk of Porler- villc, who is visitng rcla- Ivcs here preached al thc Thomas Hill church Sunday night.

A large crowd atlended. Mrs. Land With Sisller Mrs. Marvin Land is staying with her sister, Mrs. Edwin Land, ted S2I5.10 the a a served a son who returned home Sat for thc first General A day from Woodland Hospital.

Mrs. AleCollum of Cairo A social hour followed. is i i son it) alv an(i The next meeting will be the daughter, Air. and Mr.s. Leonard home of Mrs, Veta Miss Pal Ion.

a and Roergcr, and sons. Win and Grin Gives To Salvation Army A donation of S2 was made to thc Salvation Army when Hie Win a Grin Extension met Thursday night a home of Airs. John Thornbiirg. .110 Olive 'Street. Fourteen mcrnher.s wore 'present.

Airs. W. J. Davics conducted a devotional. Plans wcre made to have an ex- 'libit on Achievement Day and to enter a flower a a Mrs.

Harold Wolf presented the lesson, "The Filth on Our News Stands." Mrs. Albert Schmidt and Mrs. Davies gave a topic on personal appearance. Thc hostess refreshments, assisted by Airs. Jack Thornhurg, a iVolf.

Ada Thonibtirg and Alike The October i will he with Mrs. Val Kappler. Pvt. Krncst Rafferty Ends Training at Fort Rlley FORT RILEY, KAN. (AHTNC) A Pvl, Ernesl L.

Eafferty, whose wife, a i and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Rafter- ty, live in Bynumvillc, recently completed eight weeks of basic combat training with the 48lh A i a i a Artillery Battalion al Fort Riley. Kan.

lie was formerly employed al l.en Scott's Saw Mill in Salisbury. Cumberland Presbyterian Regular services arc announced: for tomorrow by the paslor, Ilia Rev. Merle Uicc, Sunday School is at 0:45, The 11 o'clock morning worship lopic will be "True Evangelism." A young people's meeting is a at 7 p.m. followed by evening worship at 8. This service, will be conducted by the Women's Missionary Socicly.

Church of Nazarene Everyone- Is invited to worship at the Church of Thc Nazarene 520 Johnson street on Sunday. Sunday School is at 9:45 with Loren Bond superintendent, in a e. There, is a class for every age. Morning worship is at 10:50 with the paslor, Ihc Rev. J.

E. Palmer, in Ihc pulpit. Thc NYPS and Junior societies will meet at 7 p.m. The evening evangelistic service Is at 7:45. All will find a warm welcome and a friendly atmosphere awaiting them at thc Church of the Nazarene, the paslor promises.

Pentecostal Church The paslor, Ihc Rcr. Mrs. Lola Jordan, announces- weekly services. Services arc held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon and al 8 o'clock Sunday night. Prayer meeting is held al 8 o'clock each Wednesday night.

Thc church is located at 203 North Buchanan street. U5f MONITOR-INDEX WANT ADS A OF THANKS We wish lo express our appreciation and thanks for thc many acts of kindness and sympathy extended us by our friends and neighbors at the i of death of our loved one, Mildred Skinner. Especially we thank the minister, Ihc Rev. Vincil Lambert, for his comforting words, and everyone for the beau- i a offerings. hlcs.s each everyone of you is our prayer.

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