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I I Sunday, De 0, 1962 Neosho Sunday News At The Hospitals SALE MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Dee. Mrs. Anna Kruse, 354 W. Brook Mrs. Ellen Cochran, 808 Linwood Ct.

Mrs. Erma Cash, 1300 Benton Mrs. Elizabeth Riggs, 603 1 W. Spring Ronnie Gene Smith, Rte. 2, Anderson Mrs.

Martha Tuggie, Granby DISMISSED: Dec. 7 Mrs. Blanche Wasson, Ritchey Mrs. McClintock, 409 North Street Luther Green, 1014 Lafayette Mrs. Sally Bates, Rte.

2 Lester Parman, Granby Mrs. Ruth Wylie, Goodman Mrs. Ann Jones, 217 W. Hickory Mrs. Ruth Cantrell, 116 E.

North Freddie Stephens, Rte. Mrs. Julia Francis and daughter, 522 McCord Mrs. Lucille Crwaford, 713 Gib-1 son Elvas Woodward, Washburn Mrs. Vera Howard and daugh-: ter, Rte.

1 Daniel Darnell, 219 W. South Linda Riggle, 120 E. Morrow Frank Carlin, Rocky Comfort Mrs. Alma Leckie, Neosho CARDWELL MEMORIAL Stella ADMITTED: Dec. 5 Roy Paris, Neosho Mrs.

Rosie Sumner, Noel Jack Bertalotto, Rocky Comfort Raymond Wilson, Neosho Finley Rodney, Seneca DISMISSED: Dec. 5 Alan Brumley, Powell Mrs. Edith Mitchell, Granby Mrs. Mary June Hoover and son, Andy Jack, Neosho ADMITTED: Dec. 6 Mrs.

Vira Pool, Neosho Mrs. Betty Hamilton, Stella Kenneth Thruston, Neosho DISMISSED: Dec. 6 Mrs. Rosie Sumner, Noel JOPLIN GENERAL Joplin ADMITTED: Dec. 7 Floyd Long, Granby Mrs.

Curtis Hardesty, Anderson JANE CHINN MEMORIAL Webb City DISMISSED: Dec. 7 David Graves, Seneca of a son at Sale Memorial, Dec. at 9:27 a.m. He weighed 8 14 ozs. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael L. Ault, Tulsa, announce the birth of: daughter, Dec 3. She weighed 7. 2 ozs.

and has been named: Kelli Lynn. Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crandall, Neosho. Paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. James Thompson Ault. Tulsa. Mr. and 'Mrs.

James Wilson, 220 E. Hickory, announce the "birth of son at Sale Memorial Hospital, Dec 7, at 6:54 a.m. He weighed ous. and has been -named Ricky Lee. Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Cochran, 302 Linwood announce the birth of a son Sale Memorial Hospital, Dec. 7, at 7:32 a.m. He weighed 8 1 oz. and has been named James Mitchell, Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Morrow, 817 Kentland, Neosho, announce the birth of daughter at Sale Memorial Hospital, Dec. 7, at 9:11 a.m. She weighed 6 12 ozs. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Kruse, 832 Brook, announce the birth For Boys and Girls Ages 5 to 15 SCIENCE DISCOVERIES Each Lab Kit Age Marked Fascinating experiments reveal scientific secrets. Young minds grow eager to learn more. Choose from: Electromagnetic Force ONE Growing Crystals $100 Solar Spectrum EACH Rocks of the Earth Relative Humidity Magnetism Chemistry of Matter Measuring Heat Energy Germinating Seeds Growing Shrimp BUSINESS SUPPLY, INC. Bob Jean Featherston W.

Side Square Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Newton Neosho, have gone to Tarpon Springs, for the winter months.

Mrs. Josie Barnes, Cherryvale, was an overnight guest in the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida Senior, 218 W. North, Friday. Mrs.

Clyda Randle, 145 S. High, has returned from Jacksonville, where she was a houseguest the past three weeks in the home of her son Lt. Commander and Mrs. Bob Randle and family. Area Students in College Glee Club Gary L.

Johnson, Neosho, and William B. Stone, Wheaton, are members of the Missouri Men's Glee Club of the University of Missouri who will give a Christmas program for the patients of the State Hospital 1, Fulton, Mo. on Dec. 12. The members will go by private car, performing at the hospital at 7 p.m.

Thomas L. Mills, professor of voice, will direct 1 the group of 44 in carols, hymns and spirituals. Gary, who is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Science, is a baritone. William is a sophomore in the College of Engineer-! ing and is a bass. I.F.Y.E.

Delegate To Be At Midway 16 and they invited their many friends and relatives to attend. (Daily News Photo) delegate Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Galley WED 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Gailey, Rocky Comfort, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Dec. 16. They were married in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gailey, parents of the groom, by Isaac Paul, minister of the Church of Christ.

Both Mr. Mrs. Gailey have lived their entire lives in McDonald County. Mrs. Gailey is the former Miss Maude Love, daughter of Mrs.

Fannie Love and the late Otis Love of Rocky Comfort. Open house will be observed at the Gailey home from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. Dec. Stella School Lunch Menu Monday Meat loaf, buttered potatoes, whole corn, cranberry-' pineapple salad, bread, butter, milk, peaches.

Tuesday Vegetable beef soup, peanut butter sandwich, pear or peaches, cottage cheese salad, crackers, butter, cobbler. Wednesday Beans, bacon, onion, spinach, cabbage, carrots, cornbread, butter, jello, fruit' cocktail. Thursday Chicken and noodles, sweet potatoes, green beans, lettuce salad, peach cobbler, milk, bread, butter. Friday Spoonburgers, pickle, onion, baked beans, apple, peanut butter cookes, milk. Fairview, 10 a.m.

Thursday Jaybird, 9 a.m., West Benton, 10 a.m. Northview, 11 a.m., Edgewood, 1 p.m., Burch, 1 p.m., Fort Crowder, 3 p.m. Friday Seneca School, 9: a.m., Seneca Branch Library, 2. p.m. BE SURE TO SEE OUR BIG BRING THE LIGHTED Christmas KIDS BY TO TREE HIS REINDEER CHRISTMAS Say "Merry SEE SANTA AND WITH BEAUTIFUL Holiday Floral Arrangements This Is A Lovely Way to Extend Christmas Greetings to Your Family and Friends.

1 Place your orders now for Greenery, Roping, Door Swags, Cemetery Wreaths, Grave Blankets, Ruscus and Mistletoe. Check the price and loveliness of our beautiful Poinsettia plants. You will also be delighted with our Azalias, Mums, Cyclamous, and Fresh Holly. We Have Many Artistically Designed Floral Arrangements i for Gifts or For Your Own Decorative Use. Place Holiday Orders Now! "THE SHOP.

We Wire Flowers OF PERSONAL SERVICE" Any Place Dial GL-13423 OPEN SUNDAYS GRAHAM FLORIST 215 McKINNEY WEST Pat Dave Named Patient Of Year By Sharing Magazine Dave, Rte. 2, Granby, has been named "Patient of the Year" by Share Magazine, official publication of the Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation. She won the title because of poem a take- off on the "'Night Before Christmas" which she wrote expressing Santa's appreciation for chiropractic treatment and, more particularly, by L. L. Talley, Neosho chiropractor.

Her poem, 10-verse jingle, was printed and illustrated in the December, 1962, issue of the magazine. Peggy Gray, now a student at Palmer College of Chiropractic, was formerly a receptionist for Dr. Talley. Last year she ed testimonials from several of Dr. Talley's patients and with these has made a Golden Rule Book for Dr.

Talley's Christmas gift. Among these testimonials was Pat Dave's poem. Leadership Clinic At Local Church ANDERSON (Special) The WMU Leadership Circle will be held at Northside Baptist Church, Neosho, Dec. 10 and 11. The meeting Monday begins at 9:30 a.m.

and will close at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday the time will be 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Four workers from the state office will be presto lead the conferences. Anylone who attends the full seven and one-half hours, will the Leadership card.

Each person is asked to bring a sack lunch. The host church will provide the drink. A nursery will be provided for small chitdren and babies. Immediately following the Tuesday afternoon meeting the executive meeting wil be held. Those who attend this executive meeting will not be required to attend the executive meeting at Neosho First Baptist Church Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.

All women and counselors, directors, and leaders, and committee members are expected to attend. The executive meeting which will be held Tuesday is for all local presidents and associational officers of Shoal Creek Association. Others may attend if they so desire. Dale Jay Meyers celebrated days Saturday. Mrs.

Mike Marble, C. Hopkins and Helen James are celebrating birthdays today. Fast 'n Fancy Fruitcake 8 For gifts, for snacking, or to serve with open house, there's nothing quite like pride at your holiday recipe fits the rich, moist fruitcake. This with Mix. schedule nicely, too, because it starts busy season's loaf or Date individual Bread fruitcakes With as few full quick additions you'll have a a stocking.

of goodies as a Christmas Date Fruitcake 1 package Date Bread Mix fruit cups chopped candied 1 cup chopped pecans cup raisins raisins Prepare with Date the dry Bread mix. Mix adding candied fruit, Bake at 350 degrees for 65 to pecans 70 min- and utes. Glaze with warm corn syrup and garnish Cool thoroughly before slicing. with candied fruit. muffin MINIATURE FRUITCAKES: Bake in 24 paper -lined cups for 30 to 35 minutes.

or greased WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 521 WEST McCORD Invites You to Attend All Services Today and Throughout the Week Bible School 10:00 Worship Services 11:00 Evening Services 7:30 Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7:30 DON PADEN, Minister DIAMOND HALL Area Residents Visit In Kansas New Arrivals Ronald J. Friend, signalman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Payton of Rte. 1, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Constellation. the world's largest conventionally powered aircraft carrier. The Constellation is a vital unit of American seapower at home and abroad. Fireman Noman A.

(Buddy) Nichols of the U.S. Navy is serving aboard the USS Interceptor (AGR-8), a radar picket ship. While in port last month, the ship was awarded a plaque by the Air Force formal ceremony, for duty while at sea. Buddy is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

N. J. Nichols, Jane, Mo. He has served 15 months in the U.S. Navy.

Johnson Franks Vows Exchanged Carolyn Sue Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rubottom, Sarcoxie. and Barry Franks, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Franks, Neosho, were married in a ceremony Nov. 17 at the home of the bride's parents. Rev Arthur Ballard of Joplin officiated at the ceremony in a setting of bouquets of fall flowers. The bride, who was given in, marriage by her father, wore a light blue jersey dress, brocaded with satin thread. Her accessories were made of a matching shade of blue satin.

Attendants for the couple were Mrs. Kenneth Brooks, sister of the bride, and Lang Franks, brother of the groom. A reception was held following the ceremony. A white and yellow color scheme was carried out. The serving table featured a three-tiered wedding cake.

Mrs. Jack Rubottom and Mrs. Kenneth Brooks presided, The re making their home in Neosho where Mr. Franks is employed in the purchasing department at Rocket dyne. Guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Patton Mr.

and Mrs. BIll Roberson and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lehar and son visited Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Johnson and family in Pleasanton, Sunday afternoon. Miss Irma Brown and Mrs. Jennie Tabor visited Mrs. Laura Shewmake, Mrs. Anna Judd and Mrs.

Elizabeth Stipp in Granby Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Patton, Mary and George attended the basketball tournament at Wheaton Monday and Thursday nights. Mrs. Jennie Tabor and Miss.ir.

ma Brown visited Mrs. Mary McManaway in Stella Thursday. Marriage Licenses and Anna May White, Neosho. From 1921 through 1934 geldings were barred from the Preakness. Don Massey, Mr.

and Mrs. Lang Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Hennick, Mrs. Grace Wolfinbarger, Mrs.

Lora Maye Briggs, Mrs. Mona Wolfinbarger ble, Don Graves and Miss Ann Churchwell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rubottom, Diamond. Bob McGill, IFYE delegate from Newton County.

has just returned from Germany. He will show slides and tell of trip, Monday night, Dec. 10 p.m. at's at the Midway School auditorium. The public is invited.

This is a 4-H exchange program and the purpose is to contribute to international understanding and world peace. Christmas Vespers This Afternoon The First Presbyterian Church will be the scene of the Annual: Christmas Vesper Service given by the Neosho Music Club this afternoon at 4:45 p.m. Various musical and instrumental numbers will be present-: ed including several selections by the combined choirs of Neosho: churches. Everyone is invited to attend. Bookmobile Schedule Monday Ragan, 9 a.m., Thompson Grove, 10 a.m.

Number One, 11 a.m. Hickory Grove, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Stark City, 9 a.m., Legion Post Has Meeting Tuesday The Richie Boyer Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary held a pot luck supper at the lodge hall in Goodman Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. with approximately 50 persons attending.

Following the meal, Commander George C. Sink, conducted a joint meeting: The Fifteenth District Commander, Buford Patton: and his wife from Aurora and their guests from Florissant, Miss Nancy Shipman, Fifteenth District Auxiliary president, her mother and I her brother from Monett were present. Commander Patton congratulated the Legionnaires on their "over the top" membership. Miss Shipman announced the Auxiliary unit has met their quota. The Legionnaires are sponsoring the annual Christmas treats to be given out by Santa Claus Dec.

22 on Main Street in Goodman. Happy Birthday Jimmy McGee, Rex Cole, Alma Butler, Earla Moline, phen Briggs, Bottsie Barnett Promise Her Anything But Give Her MY SIN A Most Provocative Perfumel LANVIN The Best Paris Has to Offer JONES PHARMACY S.E. COR. Steand' presents. PECIOUS PERFUMES FROM PARIS APHRODISIA WOODHUE TIGRESS FLAMBEAU SHARP JONES PHARMACY Fragrant Gifts by YARDLEY Talc and 3 tablets of soap light and lovely with A perfect "stocking stuffer' the scent of lovender.

English lavender Cologne and Soap. Matching Cologne and Red Roses or April Violets. Each Richly frogrances. perfumed $225 scars in assorted floral prices plus tor. JONES PHARMACY Southeast Corner Square.