The Neosho Times from Neosho, Missouri • Page 5

PI k. SIX THE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987 THE LABELS IN OUR CLOTHES BEAR THE NAMES OF FAMOUS Hart Schaf fner Marx J. Friedman Sons Manchester Curlee Sewell You'll never make a mistake selecting a suit bearing one of these labels. Fine materials, right styling, expert and of additional interest priced very low for such quality GLORALURES The New All Star Sports Coat by Printzess Gloralure is a fleecy wool material that's warm, water-repellent and wrinkle-proof. Individual in style, bright and glowing- in color.

There's more style, more service, more comfort in Gloralures. $25-00 15 19- 75 BETTY ROSE FALL COATS $16.75 $19.75 OTHER COATS FOR FALL $10.50 AMERICA'S BEST KNOWN SOCKS Selling regularly at 39c and 50c 25c They're discontinued patterns and slight irregulars of these socks famous for long wear and good looks. All new fall Choose several pairs now at this low pair TOWN CLUB HATS In new shapes and new finishes $3 Wide bands, narrow bands, straight brims and roll brims, light colors and dark colors. Hats that will win the approval of men particular about their appearance. Stetson Hats $5.00 Other Fur Felt Hats $2.00 $2.25 CLASSY BAGS In new fall colors to match your costume $1 Handle, pouch and underarm styles in many new variations.

Zipper and frame closing with inside equipment you'll like. Other Purses $1.95 $2.95 FISK HATS In new fall styles for women $2.95 New high crowns with brims smart off-the-face hats. Styles that have been carefully chosen their correctness. "BEANIES" Those spots for the head that girls want so 69c New Fall Styles Peters Solid Leather Footwear for All Your Family The continued growth of our shoe business is suffici- ent proof of the quality of the footwear we sell and the efficiency of our service. In selecting your footwear for fall, choose our Peters shoes for yourself and your family, We know from in selling and information from our customers that your shoe costs per pair per year will be less if you choose Petei-s solid leather shoes.

NEW FALL STYLES FOR AND CHILDREN iaown lo N.wton JKoDorjUd CoiitttJr FA1RVEBW (By L. N. Pannell) Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Marrs and Jimmie and family of Tulsa spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.

and Mrs. C- J- Marrs and McKinley Marrs and family. Henry S. Bright, who.has been visiting hia mother, Mrs. M.

A. Bright, returned to his home at Pontiac, last Mrs. Woody Smith of Kansas City returned to her home after a three weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel French.

The gymnasium is enclosed and will soon be completed. L. N. Pannell, H. S.

Bright and Mrs. M. A. Bright spent. Sun.

day at Verona and went to Cassville in the afternoon. There they visited Mrs. Bright's sister, Mrs. Jodie Smith, who is in the Cassville hospital. L.

B. Reed returned home from Kansas City Thursday. He had been visiting Earl Hughlett and family. He was not able to be up after his return and departed this life Saturday at 11 p. age 75 years.

Funeral ser- viices were conducted at the Baptist church Monday by Albion Erickson. Surviving are his widow, a brother and ten children, all of whom were present at the last rites. Oscar Harp and son, Clarence Turner of Tulsa visited at the home of Jesse Harp and family last week. L. N.

Pannell was in Verona Sunday to visit his brother, Spencer Pannell and wife, and his cousin, Miss Cora Bruffett, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Carpenter of Muskogee, spent Sunday and'Labor Day with the former's mother, Mrs. Lottie West.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bacon of Jefferson City spent Sunday with Mrs. E. J.

Hughlett. Mrs. Al Hudson of Jefferson City visited friends here Sunday. The Drivers and Christophers held a reunion at Monark Springs Sunday. There 57 relatives pffes- ent, most of them from Fairview.

Mr. and Mrs. Tatham of Coffeyville, visited J. M. Hawk and wife last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Ratliff spent last Tuesday with the former's mother, Mrs. Bertha Ratliff. Mrs.

Barshoski near Pioneer died Tuesday morning. J. B. West is very ill. SCHOENBORN ITEMS Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Stout and family moved back to Fayetteville, Monday. Mrs. May Allen and son are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Olson and daughter. Mrs. Daniels of Chicago came down Sunday morning to her sister to get her son, Bobby, who has been viisting relatives and friends here the past three weeks. They returned Sunday night. Miss Ruth Phillips and Glad- vpyn Gold were Friday evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. T. 0. Bogle and family. Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Coffman of Wainwright, are spend- ng a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs.

James Ray and family. School started Monday with Miss Irene Giles as teacher, and 23 pupils enrolled. THiREISDNLYQiiE It means a lot in the way of Safety to know that the gasoline and motor oil you buy is genuine BE SQUARE there has been no substitution of inferior products which will likely result in costly repairs There is true Safety in using the best and we have it in both products and Depend on us and other reliable BE SQUARE men and you will SAVE WITH SAFETY. Place your confidence where it is respected. Try BE SQUARE! BE 70 ogPgMPA WITH B-APNSVAU CLYDE REED, Jobber Lafayette and Spring Streets Neosho, Missouri RAGAN ROUTE 4 The good rains have been appreciated by all.

The Ragan school is pfogress- ng nicely with Miss Hazel Marble as. teacher. Mrs. Blanche Cruse of Webb ity spent Sunday at the J. R.

Testernxan home. Ruth Lowder, who is attending business college in Joplin, spent the week end at home. She and her mother visited at the Bill Pearman home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Waltine Wilson and family and Mrs. Anna Elliott spent Sunday at the home of Frank Wilson and son. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott of Christopher spent the week end with the former's mother.

The R. W. Society of is having an entertainment at the Ragan school house Friday night. Sept. 17.

A sleight of hand performer will furnish, the entertainment. Admission, five cents. Sandwiches and pie will be sold on ground. Everybody come. FIVE POINT (By Thelma Naramore) Guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Ball and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Floyd and children and Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Payne of Neosho. Miss Juanlta Oarrett, a nurse at Sale hospital, returned to her home after spending a vacation in LQS Angeles, Cal. Miss Thelma Naramore was a guest Thursday night of Vera Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hoffman of Tulsa and Emmagene Thelma Naramore were.

gUeats of Mr, and Mrs. R. Davis and family last Sunday. Shirley Jane, daughter of Ed Jonea, has been very p'oorly with whooping cough. Mr.

and Leo of. MpNatt Sunday with Mr' and Mrs. Ray GilUland and'their daughter, Several from here attended the Free Will Association at Stella last week. The rain that fell in this community last Saturday night and Sunday was very welcome. Mr.

and Mrs. Bee Brizendine and son, Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biggs of Neosho were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Biggs and family. WKSTVIEW ROUTE 4 (By Mrs. W-.

H. Blair) Arlie Clark spent Sunday and Mnoday with home folks. Mrs. Pearl Hobson's mother left Friday for her home at Madison, Kan. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Freece and son and Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Blair drove to Neosho Sunday to hear Wm. Ketcherside preach. High school pupils from this community started to school Monday, some going to Neosho and others to Seneca. where she has been working.

Miss Edith Bacher of Verona is visiting relatives here working in the apples at her uncle and- aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stalb.

The rain greatly appreciated by everyone. Miss Myrtle Sandtrof is employed at tie home of Mr. anl Mrs. John Hudson. CLOVER- LEAP Mr.

and Bert Thompson having moved last week over on Shoal creelc, the meeting of W. P. F. A. will be held at the home of Mrs.

Taylor Thursday afternoon, Sept. 16, just across the road from Mrs. Thompson's old home, with Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Thompson joint hostesses.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace had as their guests Monday I latter's brother, William Fennel, and son of El Paso, aunt, Mrs.

Cordia Clark of missed our daily paper, but the mail carriers had a day of rest. Dr. and Mrs. Crabb of Topeka and Miss Emma Crabb of Kansas City spent the week end at the W. H.

Blair and homes. Everett Bowers is working for Mr. Stone east of Racine. DESSA AND ROUTE 4 Mr. and Mrs.

Corbett Ball and family left for Arizona Saturday where they plan to stay an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball and daughter moved on their place. New Salem; a daughter, Mrs.

Juanita Rowe and children, and a niece, Mrs. Opal C.lark and husband of Neosho. Malcolm Harris, in addition to those named last week, is attending school in Neosho from this district. Mr. Mrs.

Emmett Horton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Edwards and familly and Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hayvorth and family left Tuesday for Los Angeles, The writer good luck cess in getting work "after get- end family of Seneca spent day afternoon at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Walker and family. J.

F. Walker who has been quite HI is able to be up again. Bob Haas was called Sunday to the bedside of his mother who is se.riously ill near Stella. had who went out there three weeks ago. Miss Rosemary Karnes and her week end guests from drove to Vinita, attend the rodeo Saturday.

Clover Leaf A. will meet at the school house Friday evening, Sept. 10. Every patron is ton, visited Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Rhine and family part of last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Gibbons end family of 'Miami, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of Seneca and Mr.jand Mrs. Alfred Cook Mr and Ms wit Mr C. W.

Wallace, who has been sick for some time, is better, although not able to work. CHRISTOPHER (By Gerty, Jennigs) Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arwood and sen, Rex, were Mrs. AnnaSchrold- er, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Strowii and daughter, Dolores, of St. Louis, Tiederman and son, Allle, and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

if, and Mr. and Mrs, Lee Lankford and daughter returned Sunday after spending the week end in Bartlesvtlle, and Coffeyville, with relatives, R. Tollison, Mrs. Lankford's nephew, returned to his home in Coffeyvllle after spending the summer 'here. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Lankford spent Monday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Lee Lankford. School started Aug. 30 with 40 pupils enrolled, are glad to have teachers, -Mrs, tona JEfedwaU and Miss Maryine Matthews, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Tiederman and sons, Billy, HughEdward, Harold Dean and Mason, and Miss Gerty Jennings. Mrs. George Donahue of Pidher, have madetheir home for awhile with Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Otis Garner. The revival meeting started at Christopher Saturday night, We have been having nice crowds. There will be a basket dinner Sunday, preaching in the morning and afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Edw.ards 'of speht tbf Mrs, Clint, Edwards of Racine 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Albert family. Louise Ha hoto'0 frond Cynthia Morehouse, of Mr, and Mrs. Harry.

wv has liked: Ned'v sno schools so much that she has attended them-'for the past six years and arrived Sunday to enroll for lier senior year. She wade, a fine scholastic won a.nuniber of honors together has been a pupil,.