Mexico Ledger from Mexico, Missouri • Page 5

Personal News Of Laddonians (By MRS. H. G. SIPPLE) H. Baize is visiting his daughters, Mrs.

Walker Vance and family of Indiana, and Mrs. Eunice Barker of Owensboro, Ky. Mrs. Lncian Strubenger of Barry, was here several days last week with her mother, Mrs. Sallie Gray, ill in the General hospital, Mexico.

Ross Carmnan of the Palmyra, Spectator and Miss Jane Kennen of Kirksville State Teachers college were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Kennen.

Mr. and Mrs. Everette Tiller and son, Richard, of Canton, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Tiller, Saturday and Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Baize, Mr.

and Shotwell and Miss Lorrayne Kelly motored to St. Louis Sunday to spend the day with Miss Betty Baize, student at Washington University. Mrs. Will Self- was hostess to the contract bridge club Wednesday eveningi Mrs. Yost was a guest and made high score.

After the games, pie and fruit punch were served. Mrs. Lydia Schutte is representing Arbela chapter of the O.E.S. at grand chapter in St. Louis this week.

Mrs. Robert Ferris and Mrs. Jack Grimm accompanied Mr. and Mrs! Hampton Ferris home to Jefferson City Tuesday On Wednesday Mrs. Grimm returned to her home in Joplin.

Mrs. William Burch went to Center Friday on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Torreyson and Mr. and Mrs.

James Wilkins were in Mexico Friday having dental work done. Russell Craig and wife of Mexico returned Wednesday from Windsor, where they were called by the death of his father. Russell represents the Manor Baking company of Kansas City, through this territory three times a week. Mr. and Mrs.

William Mabry spent several days vacation from their barber shop last week in the Ozarks. Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Hape of Auxvasse accompanied them. Miss Rose Folta of St. Louis visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Folta last week.

Bernard Nichols, who is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Devaney, is attending Missouri University.

He attended school at Kirksville last year. Mrs. Sherman Fisher attended a silver councilers meeting in Mo. berly last week: Mr Mrs. Ernest Scott and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith of Louisiana- called on their old friends and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Ota Freels Friday. They were enroute home from a vacation trip in the Ozarks.

Mr. and Mrs. Bates Nelson had a family dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Parker and Miss Laverne Rivers of Mexico, and 81 Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Berry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hayes and Carol Jean had 6 o'clock dinner Sunday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Updyke of Wellsville. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Tuepker of Moline and Mr. and Mrs. Art Schackles of Wellsville. Mrs.

A. C. Cheney entertained the Meri Rumi club last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jerry Fowles was a guest.

High score favors were won by Mrs. Gene Selleek, Mrs. Chester Avery and Mrs. E. G.

McGrew. After the games the hostess served yellow ice cream Exquisitely yet surprisingly durable, beautiful Prim nylons flal ter pretty legs and accent Fall's smart costumes. Proportioned in width, graduated in length. SAFFORD'S East Side Square PIE BOX SUPPER SNEEO SCHOOL Oct. 13 PROGRAM SPECIAL MUSIC Mrs.

Francis Devault, Teacher molded in the shape of a chrysanthemum and wafers. Mrs. Allie Atchison is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Roy Elam and Mrs. Tom Fegan in the country H.

W. Aidell and nephew, Russell Azdell, accompanied -Will Azdell to Barnes hospital, St. Louis, last week. Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Bentley had as noonday dinner guests Friday Mollie Brown, Mrs. Effie Brashears and Mrs. W.

G. Bailey. That evening for supper Mr. and Mrs. Ota Freels were guests of the Bentleys.

Bill Self is redecorating the Price Jeffries home after the fire injured parts of it last week. Kirs. Mollie Teague and daughter, Mrs. Price Jeffries, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

Harold James. Mrs. Effie Brashears invited Mrs. Hannah Moore, Mrs. Akridge and Mrs.

Zoda Bailey to eat Sunday dinner with her. Mr. and Mrs. Champ Lake of Mexico visited Mrs. Kate Coons and Mr.

and Mrs. Deck Lake and family Sunday. Arthur Snedeker of Kansas City was the overnight guest of his cousin, Mrs. Lida Robnett, Friday. Dr.

and Mrs. Howard Smith of Boonville have purchased a house- ware store in Hollywood, Calif. Their son, Tyke Smith, win be associated with them in the business. Dr. Smith will continue his hatchery at Boonville.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw and family spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Harold Hord, and Mr. Hord, south of Vandalia.

Delegates from the Fortnightly club and from the Fidelis Arts club will go to Elsberry Tuesday to attend the district convention. Greta Returns Actress Greta Garbo indicated disapproval of news photographers who greeted her on her arrival in New York from Italy where she made a film. She led photographers and newsmen a merry chase on the pier before she was cornered. (NEA Telephoto). ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SPECIALS! DELGO MOTORS from 13.55 to $20.50 H.P.

WAGNER MOTORS $16.25 Vt H.P. WAGNER MOTORS cont. rating $22.00 LIGHT FIXTURES COMPLETE from $2.10 up. HOT PLATES from $3.45 up. HAMILTON BEACH MIXERS with Speeds $37.50 ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC IRONS $11.95 SEE THEM TODAY AT Rivers' Electric Shop 206 W.

Jackson Phone 345 Pie Supper At Sims School Well Attended A large crowd attended the pie supper at Sims school on Thurs day, October 28, with proceeds amounting to A short musical program was given by the and teacher Mrs. Rutter. W. T. Scott was the auctioneer, and he was assisted by Bud Dollens with Claude Mos ley as clerk.

The box of candy for the mosi popular young lady went to Miss Betty Lou Goslin, a jug of cider to Claude Rutter and a jar ol pickles to Ralph Griffin 'and Ralph Kable. Tommy Gola won a blanket ant Ralph Kable won a chicken for guessing nearest the number of grains of corn eaten by the chick en. See Former Mexicoans On Trip to West Mr. and Mrs. Harold D.

Hayden returned Tuesday evening from a ten-day trip. They visited in Great Bend, with relatives of Mrs. Hayden; in Canon City, with Mr. and Mrs. H.

O. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman, and Mr. and Mrs.

Louis McKee, former Mexicoans. They then drove to Colorado Springs and to Denver, and on to the Black Hills of Dakota. They visited in Waterloo, GAMBLE'S FALL PAINT SALE Implement ENAMEL AH or Spray 4.39 gallon 1.19 quart TYPING and SHORTHAND ENROLL TONIGHT 7:00 High School MEXICO EVENING SCHOOL Get The Message Refreshed Same Lee Day Celebrates Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Day entertained for their daughter, Janie Lee, Tuesday evening after school for her 12th birthday.

The entertainment was a picture show shown by Janie's uncle, Richard Hogan. Those present were Patricia McCown, Virginia Ferrier, Glee Thompson, Betty Hope Jackson. Barbara Long, Georgeann Kidd, Barbara Pearl, Jerry Shay, Barbara Stotler, DeLois Crump, Kay Manford, Delbert Clark, David Marjorie Donnelly, Darlene Hayden, Ann Hogan, Carol Pulis, Bobby Burkett, Shirley Spitzner, Paul Richard Day, Walter Day and Mary Lou Day. Mrs. J.

R. Hogan, Janie's grandmother, was an additional guest, i Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served late in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Franklin of Dallas, returned to their home Tuesday, after a visit of several days here with friends and relatives.

near Omaha, with Omer B. Hayden, brother of Mr. Hayden, and Mrs. Hayden. In Chillicothe they visited Charles Hayden, a student at Chillicothe Business college.

Mrs. Andrews Retires After Twenty Years Service as President Prairie Mound extension club was called to order at the home Mrs. Addie Andrews Friday afternoon by Mrs. George Andrew's, president, with 11 members five children present. The sang "Song of and Mirs.

Alice Crigler led in prayer. Roll call was answered by telling a joke, and the minutes were read and approved. A card of thanks "was read from the Gregg family. A report was given by all mecnbers who had attended Achievement Day program in Mexico. After a brief business meeting, there an election of officers, and Mrs.

George Andrews, who has bec'n president for almost twenty years, asked to be released from duty because of her health. She was retained as hon orary president, and Mrs. Sam Martin, president; Mrs. Vernie Bailey, vice-president, and Mrs. Emmett Chrismer, secretary- During; the social hour, the hos tess sensed refreshments.

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Those attending were Mary Bonney, Eugene Forsee, Johnnie Brown, Lavonne McGlaughlin, Jimmie Hale, J. T. and Vergil Ferrier. The guests played games during the evening, and refreshments were served late. Mexico (Mo.) UJjit Page Oct.

12, 1949 RETUBN TO WISCONSIN Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Donohue of Burlington, who have been visiting for several days in Mexico, will return hbriie this'after- noon. Tuesday evening they entertained Mrs. Birdie Carter and Mrs.

H. D. Sproul at the Airport for dinner. Mr. and Mrs.

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