The Neosho Times from Neosho, Missouri • Page 8

EIGHT THE NEOSH TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938 PAIBVIBW Chag. Rhoten and wife of Pich- 4r visited relatives and friends fcfcfe July 27. E. L. Blodgett spent a few in Kansas looking after his farm.

James Russell has returned te Pairriew from McDowell. Jane Lane of Aurora is visit- Ing Mellle Hugh Coffee. Rev. N. S.

Gripe has moved to nett picnicked at White River Goldie Anderson spent Sunday vjith Myrtle Armstrong in Gran- ry. Edna Robb and Richard O'Neil oi are guests the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Robb. Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. Hannah r.nd daughter and Albert Ham- hick of Brownsville, who tls property from the Reed place. vislted here i ast week, have gone Mrs.

Reed will move to her prop- to watertown, N. to visit an- crty soon from the Ralph Rose- other aug hter and her family. 0 John Charles and Josephine Anderson of Wichita are visiting their grandparents, Mr. farm from Oklahoma. Freeman Stokes and wife of Kansas City visited a few days last week with Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Becker. and Mrs.

J. C. Anderson. Mrs. P.

Darnell and daughter Mrs. Melba French of Michi- Kansas City who have been gan is visiting In the L. N. Pan- Diesis of the former's father, Joe Harmon, and sister, Mrs. John Briner, returned to their home Thursday, taking Mr.

Harmon with them for a visit. cell home. Jas. Streets of Bedford, spent Sunday at the Pannell fcome. Mrs.

O. C. Hoover, 25 years eld, died Wednesday at Stella' MOXARK SPRIXGs hospital. Funeral services were, Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Trenk and Jbeld at Caasville Saturday. Henry Simpson of St. Louis are H.

S. Bright of Pontiac. ending-n nnrim spending-kte-vacation with nis u.ver this week. Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. McGlassion of Liberty, spent Wednes- i c'ay with Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mc- TIPTON FORD Junior and Joy Ann Boyd of Neosho spent the week end with their grandmother, Mrs.

Lucy Fields. Miss June Ely of Neosho spent Monday night with Miss Rhoda Edge. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Harris, Glen Harris and Mrs.

Harris spent a few days last week fish- Ing on Sowskin. Bill Knowlton, who has been iii the veterans' hosptal at Fayetteville, returned home last week. Rev. Filewood is holding a meeting at Spring Valley community church this week. Sunday evening visitors of Mr.

rnd Mrs. Jess were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fenner and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Butler and children. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Philliber were: Mrs. Maggie Philliber, Troy Philliber and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Pigg. Tuesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stark were Harry Rickman and family of Webb WENTWORTH Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Bowen and children of Bonner Springs, are guests of the Chas. Massey family. Glassion.

The camp meeting at Monark is still in progress and good attendance and Interest shown. The Mary Vedder has returned to i services will continue through home in Sarcoxie after a vis-1 Sunday and everyone is invited if with her uncle, Earl Smith. I tc John Strech, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Hull of Ne-j pastor. 'of-liQ visited his parents, Mr. and Noel Dean Beaver of Granby JWra. H. H.

Hull, Sunday. Louise McGlassion of Hot Roy McLauryof Carthage spent rings. visited their uncle, Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. R.

Milo McGlassion, Monday. K. Lynn. Bill Carter man and son, Elza, Billy Reid suffered a fracture are cutting and baling hay on of "both bones in his right arm l.e Vassar place west of Neosho. cranking a car Monday.

Bill Street is busy threshing Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stlusonjlis crop of timothy with his com- their daughter, Mrs.

Tony, Hue this week. Leighton and husband in Neo- Mrs. Toots Combs and daugh- tfbo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Rentz and ter of Neosho spent last week f-nd with Mrs. Frank Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gaetz of Mo- family.

There will be an ice cream social at Spring Valley church Aug. 1 sponsored by the Spring Valley 4-H Club. CLOVER, LEAF Friends and loved onea wert shocked and grieved last Friday when a message reached here of the death of Mrs. Weir Freeman at her home in Ft. Morgan, nnd it was even more tragic, knowing that her two sons, Maynard and Glenn, had lost then- nice with death and did not get there in time.

The sons left Neosho about 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon and arrived at Ft. Morgan early Friday morning, but the mother had passed away at 9 o'clock Thursday night. Funeral services were held Monday at Eton, and the body laid to rest there. Besides the two sons here, Mrs. Freeman is survived by her husband, an- cther son, Clifford Freeman of Ft, Morgan; one Mm Earnest Williams of Sedgwick, and 11 grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman had lived near Sweetwater for some time and had returned to Colorado last October. Miss Rosemary Karnes left Tuesday for Lamar, to spend the remainder of the summer with a schoolgirl chum and her husband. Mr.

and Mrs, Loren Simmons, Grant Hansen and Mrs. Coy Karnes visited relatives in Grandview and Eureka Springs, from Wednesday until Saturday ot last week. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Bowers and daughter, Mrs. Bernice Stockton, returned Saturday from a three weeks tour of Atlantic coast states and report a wonderful trip. The writer and son, Vernon, were in" Fayetteville Friday and while there visited Mrs. Rosa Graham at her place of business, "The College Dress Shop." Mr. and Mrs.

W. Wallace rnd son, Vernon, and Mrs. Sallio Saturday and visited overnight and Sunday with the latter's rieces and nephews, children of. Larkin Pennell, brother of Jate W. J.

Pennell. Mrs. Pennell remained for a longer visit with relatives at Mack's Creek, Climax Springs, Cross Timbers and Preston. Nineteen women and six children attended the Farm Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Vona Thompson on Shoal creek last Thursday.

The Elm Springs W. M. S. will meet, by special invitation, in the Buel home Wednesday afternoon of this week with Mrs. Crossno and daughter, Miss Nina Maye, for the Royal Service work.

W. KARB West Side The Square Neosho, Mo. AN doz. 25c Sugar, lOlbs. 49c Pow'd Sugar, 4 Ibs 25c Cocoanut Tib bag 20c Hersheys Cocoa, 2 i ib cans 25c Minute Tapioca, pkg 13c Macaroni, 2 Ib bag 13c Spaghetti, 2 Ib bag 13c Baby Lima Beans, 5 Ibs 25c Pearl Tapioca, 2 Ibs 25c Seedless Raisins, 2 Ib pkg 16c Peannt-Butter pound 10c Purity Oleo pound lOc Sunlight Butter pound 27c Sandwich Spread quart 22c i SUPER SUDS Tkt lor WtthlHi PACKAGES Tomatoes 4 No.

2 cans for ROOKY COMFORT Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sears and family of Westville, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sears, and other relatives over the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Barnett and family of Springfield are visiting relatives here.

Mrs. Blanche Sappington of Neosho visited her mother, Mrs. Roxie Ford, Thursday and Friday of last week. Mrs. K.

W. Bondville and children of Belleville, 111., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Vesta Dabbs. Miss Dorothy Roberts of Neosho, who has been visiting Mr. end Mrs.

G. W. Roberts, returned home the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs.

Omer Gerster of Stella visited the latter's moth- Mrs. Thursa Gulp, and her brother, E. S. Gulp and family Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Gailey at- the homecoming at Cart- 'mell Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Elkins of McNatt spent Monday at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs.

Jim Gailey. Henry Ford left Sunday for Springfield where lie will spend a week with his uncle, Columbus Duncan and family. During Our We are offering everything in our stock at a Big Reduction Cotton Mattress 3 RADIOS at a Big reduction Sealy Inner Spring Mattress .95 values Bed Room Suites as low as 95 $84.50 Living Room Suite only Occasional Rocker 1.95 values 4 RINION 118 West Spring St. MUSIC COMPANY Neosho, Mo. Wringer rolls to fit all makes of washers.

Maytag Neosho Serr vice, phone 162. 31-tf. FOR CASH 40 acre farm near Falrview. Well im- Immediate Troxel, route possession. F.

L. 2, Pierce City. Will trade three lots with 4-room house and other improvements in Stark City for similar piece 01 property in StMla, Mo. M. B.

Hatler, Stark City, Mo. Neosho a year. Visit Smith's Cabinet Shop and see his lawn chairs and homemade furniture. 616 N. High street.

FOR 1938 crop of prairie hay. Place your orders at once for immediate delivery. George W. Dahnke, court house, Neosho. 37-4C.

FOR Deere mower in good running order, 5-foot, $30. J. M. Hughes, miles east on highway 86, mile north. FOR laying Leghorn hens and 100 young pullets.

Clint Boyer, Goodman route 1. JFOR acre wheat ground. Mrs. J. S.

Cornish. FOR quality Black Australorp cockerels, 17 weeks old, both Lamour and Sunny Ozark strains, from blood tested flocks. John R. White, Neosho route 2, 2 miles south CONCENTRATED SUPER SUDS Slu, for Wtihlns Clothii 31 PACKAGES 25C 25c Sweet Corn 2 No. 2 cans for 15c Fruit Cocktail 16 oz.

can 15c i Crush. Pineapple Two 9-oz- cans 15c MILLER CORN FLAKES, ZPKGS. 15c Head Lettuce, 2 for 15c CELEHY, Stock lOc CARROTS, bunch 5c Fresh Tomatoes, 5 Ibs lOc Potatoes, peck 15c LEMONS, doz. 23c NAPKINS, 2 pkgs 15c Wax Paper, 2 pkgs 15c Paper Plates, 2 pkgs 15c Premium Corn Beef, can 20c Potted Ham, Scans 15c Mustard, quart jar lOc Pink Salmon, tall can lOc The Meat Makes the Meal! Eat Swift's Quality Meats! Baby Beef Roasts Steaks Choice Cuts of Steak Center Cuts I8c Swifts Silver Leaf Lard, 2 Ibs 25c Ib. I8c ZOc 28c Swifts Picnic Hams Meat Loaf, pork added Swifts Full Cream Cheese, Ib.

I8c 36c 40c Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bertalotto, who live southwest of town, arc announcing the birth of a son, July 25, at the Ellison hospital in Wheaton. Donzol Cole is spending a few days with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Cole on Mike's creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pogue and datfghter of Monett visited their 'daughter. Mrs.

Ray Moller and family Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Weema and son visited Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Holding, who live south of town, Sunday. Several of the men who have L-een working on the gymnasium at the school house were transferred to the Mike's creek road tbls week as there was not employment for so many here. The remaining workmen are lathing and plastering the building this week. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Thomason and granddaughter, Helen Belding, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bertalotto who reside southwest of town.

Mr, and Mrs. Mark Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Biggs and sons of Mike's creek and Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Cole and sons of Rocky Comfort attended a family reunion at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Thomas Hollow. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Ridenour nnd daughter, Geraldine, spent Sunday with Ridenour'a daughter, Mrs. Carl Bertalotto andxMr, Bertalotto southwest of town. Mrs. Ada Ziegler and daughter, of Kansas City visited the former's son, Frank Brown and Mrs. Brown, and her sister, Mrs.

E. B. Montgomery and Mr. Montgomery. Bert Mack, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. V. Y. Christian, had hia tonsils removed Thursday. Sliced Bacon 14 Ib Cart.

Swifts Shortening cello roll 25c with 1 Ib Swifts Premium Sliced BACON Boneless Beef Roast off heavy beef 15c FOR store buildings in Ritohey, Mo. Being sold to settle estate. Write Denton, Mountain Grove, Mo. 4(Mt. Used Auto.

V. (Josh) filings Judge of the 22nd Circuit, Kennett, Dunklin County, Mo. Democratic Candidate for Judge of Supreme Court Division One Subject to Democratic Primary, August 2, 1938 JAMES V. near LaPlata, Macon County, in 1888. Educat- ed in rural schools of Macon and Knox counties, LaPlata high school, and School of Arts and Sciences and School of Law University of Missouri.

He married Miss Leora Frances Sapp of Columbia, Mo. He started his political career as president of the Student's Democratic Club of M. U. Admitted to the bar Jan. 11, 1916.

Served four successive terms as prosecuting attorney of Dunklin county. In 1932, he was elected judge of the 22nd circuit, unexpired term; reelected 1934 for a term of six years, ending Dec. 31, 1940, Candidate for the post vacated by promotion of Judge Caskie Collet to the Federal The south 68 counties of souri will not be represented on the Supreme Court if Judge Billings is hot elected, ad paid by Wends ot Judge PiiUnga).