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Five Attend FFA Camp From Wellsville Chapter Personal News Of Farter By Mrs. F. A. Zlmmann George Brace, Wellsville. WELLSVILLE RANDY Mtmkey, Willis Kleinsorge, David Schipper, Philip Guibor and the advisor, Robert Knight, attended FFA Leadership Training Camp from June 11-15 held at Kaiser, Mo.

The members of the Wellsville Chapter, Wellsville Middletown R-l High School, participated in group leadership sessions. The conservation department presented several good programs and the members also attended Lee Mace's Ozark Opry. MR. AND MRS. ALVA Stubblefield of Kansas City are spending a few days with her brother and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Brace and Steven. On Sunday the Braces and their guests attended a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brace and sons.

Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Delaloye, Granite City, Mr. and Mrs. George Brace and Geoffery, Keokuk, Iowa, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Carson, Mexico, and Boys State Conventions Are Tonight WARRENSBURG, Mo. (AP) The 960 high school honor students attending this year's Missouri Boys State were scheduled to hold state conventions this evening of their two parties, the Nationalists 'and Federalists. The training camp in civics is sponsored by the State American Legion, and is being held at Central Missouri State University. Lehr, county executive in the new Jackson County governmental setup in Kansas City and Lt.

Gov. William C. Phelps of Kansas City will debate the philosophies of their respective political parties tonight. Lehr is a Democrat, Phelps a Republican. Kansas City Chiefs running back Ed Podolak and Gov.

Christopher S. Bond will talk Thursday night. activities Monday, the youths divided into 16 mythical cities and elected a mayor for each. 'The honors went to Michael Cope of Neosho, Gary Lee Stamper of Columbia, David Hite of Holden, Rick Janet of Cape Girardeau, Mike Sweeney of Springfield, Ken Sunritte of West Plains, Tom McNeil of Salem, Glen Doughty of Potosi, Rick Rodriguez of St. Ann, Jeffrey Lynn Cymmings and Steven Bross of Bridgeton, John Moore and Ralph Monaco of Raytown, Donald Ferguson of Independence and Mike Mason and Mike Brock of Kansas City.

Connally Plans News Conference I WASHINGTON (AP) Part- time presidential adviser John B. Connally has sidestepped comment on rumors he may leave his post, saying he will detail his position at a news conference later this week. Connally, formerly Treasury secretary, was surrounded by reporters during a White House dinner for visiting Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev. is a big rumor factory," said Connally, adding that he is hoping to reschedule a round-the-world trip he was supposed to begin next month.

This may be an indication of plans to remain as an aide to President Nixon. Published reports have indicated that Connally was frustrated with his role, had been unable to see Nixon regularly and was working in a hotel suite rather than the Executive Office Building. Connally said, however, that he has seen Nixon frequently, and simply doesn't feel comfortable in the EOB. MR. AND MRS.

HUBERT Coil, San Francisco, came Saturday to spend two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Calvin Clement and Mr. Clement and other relatives and friends in the community. Additional guests at the Clement home Sunday evening were his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Leighton Admire and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wainscott and daughter, Mexico. MR. AND MRS.

HARRISON King of Vienna, were Wednesday and Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swarthout and family. The Kings are the parents of Mrs. Swarthout.

WELLSVILLE and Middletown Baptist Churches had joint baptismal services at Wellsville Sunday night. Special music from Middletown was a vocal solo by Gerald Keithley. Receiving the rite of baptism were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forbis and children, Paul, Stephanie, Cindy and John of Wellsville, Jim Mertz of Montgomery City and Harold Swenson of Middletown.

Ministers officiating were the Rev. Quenten Boyd and the Rev. Shirl Davidson. HOWELL BISHOP of Montgomery City was host at a family dinner at his home on Sunday. Among those present were Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Fipps and John David, Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell May and children, Orange Park, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunn and family, Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. William Crouch, Wellsville; Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Crouch and son, and Frank Crouch and Polly Crouch, St. Louis; Mrs. Calvin Bishop, Click and Missy; Mr. and Mrs.

George Fort, Sam and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Maskey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert (Cotton) Oliver, Wellsville; and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bishop of Mineola. SUNDAY DINNER guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell Presley, Randy, Debby and Greg, were Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Dorr is, Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Conover, Andy and Matthew, St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Presley of Wellsville. Mr.

and Mrs. Dorris are house guests of his brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Presley. MR.

AND MRS. CHARLES Deiter and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Deiter, Angela and Marc of Montgomery City returned Sunday morning from a 10-day camping trip to Grand Teton, Mountain and other places of interest in the Yellowstone Park area. Highlights included a float trip on Snake River.

The group went to Fulton Sunday noon for a Father's Day celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holt and sons. Mrs. Holt is the daughter of the Charles Deiters.

Mr. Holt's father was also present. MR. AND MRS. SAM Blackshaw, Mrs.

Harry Shocklee and Mrs. F. A. Zimmann of Wellsville were among those attending the second night performance of the three-act comedy, "The Campbells Are Coming" at the Farber grade school. The play, written by a native of Farber, Jay Tobias, was presented by the Tobias Little Theatre of Farber which plans to present another play next year.

The Rev. D. Randall Cone, formerly of Wellsville, was in 1 charge of the lighting for the production. A BARBECUE was held Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Olen May near Wellsville. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell May, Jason and Amy, who are moving soon from Orange Park, to Memphis, Mr. and Mrs.

Leland May, Richard and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer and Clarence Meyer of Wellsville. WEEKEND GUESTS of Mrs. Anna Penn were her daughter, Mrs.

Ivan Paulson of Bettendorf, Iowa, and Mrs. Kenneth Royar of Davenport, Iowa. Booths Feted At Golden Wedding Date By Mrs. Eugene Sharp SANTE FE-Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Booth were honored at a reception Sunday afternoon at Hanna Hall in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. About 160 guests attended. The event was hosted by their children, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Williams of Pen- nyslvania, Mr. and Mrs. James Booth of Sante Fe and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young of Laddonia.

MR. AND MRS. Kenneth Montgomery and family of Aurora, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meranda and Eric.

The Mon- tgomerys, Mrs. Russell Lawrence of Trenton and the Merandas spent two days at Silver Dollar City. MR. AND MRS. Donald Williams and sons, Randy, Robbie and Roger of Pen- nyslvania and another son from Georgia are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J.R. Booth and other relatives here. CHRIS SWEITZER recently broke an arm while playing ball IBs brother, Jeffery has been ill. The boys are sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Sweitzer. THE REV AND Mrs. Robert Taylor, Bill, Patricia and Brad of Lebanon arrived Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Moore and Larry, and other relatives. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Taylor are sisters. Mrs.

Mary Ellis FARBER-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams and sons, Robert, Randall and Roger of Natrona Heights, were honored with a dinner at the Farber Community Building June 10, and a large number of relatives attended. Those present were Mrs. Lillie Weakly, Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Weakly and Miss Karol Kristofferson, Mexico; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.

Kyle Pound, Laddonia, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christensen, Perry; Mr. and Mrs. LeroyBrinker, Martinsburg; Mr.

and Mrs. J.W. Christensen, Ronnie, Danny of Bowling Green; Mrs. Richard Wasson and Karol, Center; Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Clithero and children, Middletown; Mrs. W.C. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovelace, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kristofferson, and Mrs, Judy Kovelcik, Vandalia; Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Hull, P.A. Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hull, Diane, and Mrs. Rosie Brandon, Farber.

Mr. and Mrs. El wood Walker, Mexico; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Young, Laddonia and Mr.

and Mrs. F.C. James of Laddonia who had just returned from a vacation trip to Canada were afternoon and supper guests, MRS. JERRY ROGERS of Sigourney, Iowa spent several days last week here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam McCollum. MONDAY GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Emo and Mrs. H.A.

Leet were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Emo, Kevin, Jan, Kelly and Julie of Cedarville, and Mr. and Mrs. C.M.

Leet of Florissant and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leet and Julie and Kim of New Holland, Penn. WEDNESDAY NIGHT guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Walker and children were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holzhouser of Denver, and Mrs. Jessie Walker of Mexico. MR.

AND MRS. Ralph Hull, Farber, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovelace, Mrs. W.C.

Williams, Vandalia and Bruce Clithero of Middletown attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration held for Mr. and Mrs. James Booth at South Fork School near Sante Fe Sunday afternoon. RICHARD WILLIAMS and Joe Rodhouse of Atlanta, came Wednesday of last week to join Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Williams and family of Natrona Heights, and visit relatives around Vandalia and Laddonia. They all attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration held for Mrs. Don Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Booth.

Richard and Joe left Sunday to return home and Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and sons left Tuesday. THE 5TH WEEK "Lawn of the The Week" winner in Farber is Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Drainer and children. The Drainer home is located at 214 E. Franklin Street. THE FARBER BAPTIST Women's Missionary group sponsored an all church picnic basket supper Wednesday night at the Farber City Park. The picnic was held in honor of Father's Day.

WEEKEND GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Holbrbok Teresa and Lisa were Mr. John Davis and Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Clark of Kansas City. The also attended the Tobias play, "The Campbells Are Coming" which was directed by Mr. Holbrook. Mrs. Holbrook a member of the cast.

MR. AND MRS. Jimmie Bannister have been awarded "Lawn of The Week" in Farber and the sign has been placed in their yard for this, the fourth week. Mr. and Mrs.

Bannisters' home is located at 103 S. Centre St. Mr. Bannister keeps his yard very neat and often has small yard decorations such as the donkey planter in his yard now. At Christmastime, Mr.

Bannister decorates his yard with various decorations which he makes and lights with spotlights. Personal News Of Centralia Page 3); 8:00 p.m. in the community house. Each family is responsible for cake or ice cream and individual table service. Refreshments were served and games played.

Prizes went to Mrs. Glenn Vance, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Ruth Casebeer, Mrs. Davenport and Mrs.

Sam Lewis. THE ACE-HIGH Club met June 13 in the home of Mrs. Paul Sturgeon. High for the evening was won by Mrs. Kimbrough Green with Mrs.

Charles Atkins as second high. Mrs. Tom (Nita) Cox was a guest. The next meeting of Ace- High will be June 28 at the home of Mrs. Wade Younger.

RONALD CLARK and children Randy and Robin of Columbia, Ohio, are house guests this week of Mr. Clark's mother, Mrs. Arthur Clark. JEFF MARCH celebrated his MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER Page JL Tuesday, Jung 19. 1973 Seventh birthday June 14.

Guests attending the party were Bruce Allen, Tim Beasley, Daryl Garton, Tim England, iKeilie Oliver, Robin Clark, Pemberton, Lisa March and Heather Mahieu. HOUSE GUESTS in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones this week are Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Jones and Randy of Phoenix, Ariz. Robert Perry Named For Army Corps Award Robert E. Perry, who is project manager of the Kaiser Refractories, U.S. Air Force UHF Antenna Program, has recently been decorated by the Army Corps of Engineers with the "Outstanding Civilian Service Award." Mr. Perry, who lives in Oakland, makes frequent supervisory trips to the Mexico Kaiser facility.

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