The Democrat-Argus from Caruthersville, Missouri • 11

THE DEMOCRAT-ARGUS FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1964 CAJRUTHEHSVILLE, MO. his wife, he commented acidly, Tom; If you vant to star "Missy, two Wongs do not make young, associate with younj South Pemiscot School I Ml became parents; and to fi white." people. Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Pritchard are parents of a duughter, born at a base hospital in Arizona on September 19, who weighed seven pounds, eight ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor the consternation of Mr.

Wong, With complete aplomb, she Jeiry: Yeah, and if you want th baby was white. When he answered, "It was purely occi- to grow old, try keeping up witfc The South Pemiscot School saw the newcomer, Mr. Wong (jcntui I mem. tsoara nas announcea inai ine wus lanen hdbck. Vonironung DENTON By F.

CUNNINGHAM The Rev. Billy Don Heady of Fredericktown started a two-week revival at the Denton Assembly of God Church on Sep-tember 14. Pastor of the church Is the Rev. P. T.

Huffman. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Hodges returned home Saturday after spending two weeks in Flint and Detroit, and in Can wn rnaay in West Memphis with their daughter, Mrs. Bill Cathey, and family. Mrs. Cathey and son accompanied them home for the week end. Miss Ruth Ann Howe, who attends college in Jonesboro, I spent the week end at home wim ner parents, Mr.

and Mrs. fall vacation will end and classes resume on Nov. 2. The board also set the Thanksgiving holidays for Nov. 26 and 27; the Christmas holidays will begin after classes Dec.

23 and begin again Jan. 4. The newly reorganized district has selected black and gold for school colors, using a compromise between Steele's orange and Holland's gold and retaining the base black of both schools. The school emblem will be a Bulldog for the high school and a Bullpup for junior high. ncxi i already heard the shot as I was coming along the trail, but thought nothing of it until I rounded the final bend and I found Mr.

Torrington lying here. I rushed up to him, but saw right away he was dead but I don't know what made me pick up the gun." "That kind of puzzled me, too," Calvin Winters breaks in. "When I came around the turn in the trail, there was Ralph standing there over Mr. Torrington's body with Vnis gun in his hand. It gave me a big jolt." You ask for and examine the guns each ct the young men carries in his belt.

Both of these weapons are too, and both of them fully loaded. "Those are Mr. Torrington's guns, too," volunteers Winters. "Of course, we didn't use them for hunting, but he suggested that we carry them around for self-protection. This is a pretty lonely, out-of-the-way place, you know." You sniff at both guns and Main building is 2 8, by 60 feet.

It has a 6 foot porch across the front, and is situated on approximately an acre of ground. IT'S INTERSTATE 155 The new highway to be link- ed by the bridge at or near Caruthersville will be Interstate 155. In a headline in The Democrat-Argus last week, the tvDe w. a. xiowe.

Mr. and Mrs. Verlon Bradford of Arkansas spent Sunday with his father, A. A. Bradford, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Barnard and daughter of St. Louis were here for the week end visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Poteet and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Barnard. Mr. and Mrs.

Junior Gray were in Sikeston visiting relatives Sunday. Mrs. Tom Woodal and son of St. Louis spent from Friday until Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Hurley and family.

Mrs. Lila Mae Coe and Mrs. Verna Fullerton attended their class homecoming Saturday night. Mrs. Drury Bankey of St.

Louis spent Sunday with Mrs. Ted Cole. Mrs. Mildred Hendricks of Marked Tree, spent the week end with Mrs. B.

Dotson. oOo ada, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Key of Doniphan are here visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Buck Barnard, and granddaughter, Barbara Howell, who is in Memorial Hospital at Hayti. Bob Rosell of Oklahoma City is here visiting his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Short Waller.

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kellems and daughter, Rita, were in Memphis on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Wilson were in Memphis Monday for Mrs. Wilson to have a medical check-up. Mrs. Betty Shubert and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Pickens, in Tennessee over the week end. Her parents came home with her to visit for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Over-turf moved to their new home in Steele this week.

1 gremlins twisted it to read 1-55. There is no hyphen. The highway will be Interstate 155. JUL" 'CVf rr say, "Your's has recently been fired, Sanker." "I took a couple of shots at a dead tree limb as I was coming along the trail," he explains. "Just for practice.

In fact, all of us were in the habit of doing that now and then, and that's why I didn't think anything of un3 am uo jptjq umo siu ind usui This nrntwtv is the hnm of the Woman's Club, located on Hiehwav 84 puB siuud s.uoiSuuaox jjo ad 0 68 Mstjooj os uaaq jou pmoto Xjuieyao aq 'iam airj 3J3AV aasiueg ji pus 'un3 aiij uo usaq babij nis pjnoM sv.y.d s.uoSuujoj, 'eptom uaaq ji pen 'dn i papid aaiiueg aaojoq PUB 'UOJSUUJOX UIOOUS urjap un3 aqt padtM auoouios jooad si pun aauaooum siq utod oj suiaas un3 H' uo sjuudjaSutj s.mubs udEH punoj noA" eq ovj sxjx 'load between Caruthersville a Hayti. Property would make an ideal drive-in and is nicely located and suited for any number of other businesses. In addition to the main building, there is a smaller house for living quarters or other uses to the rear. Price is CHAFFIN BROS. CO.

the shot I heard ahead of me until I found the body here. It WAS suicide, wasn't it? You aren't thinking that I "It was NOT suicide," you state, and then, pointing to one of the two men, you add, "I'm going to question you further Which of the two men do you suspect of killing Torrington, and why? Solve-A-Crime Real Estate Insurance Caruthersville, Missouri -sns jnoA st uiajbq uoiintog Third at Carleton Ed 3-2202 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cole announce the birth of their first son, Richard Dean, at Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital on September 16. The Coles have two older daughters.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Hodges and Mrs. Virgie Vied were in Caruthersville on business Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Earl Yarbrough, who has been staying in St. Louis with her husband, was home this week for a few days. She reported that Mr. Yarbrough, a patient in Barnes Hospital, is some better.

Archie Cowell is in Memphis this week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lewis Lusk, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Over-turf are parents of a daughter, Monica Sharee, born at Chick-asawba Hospital in Blytheville on September 15.

They have an older son, Timmy. Diane Burell of this community appeared on tv Channel 5 in Memphis Saturday morning, September 19, in a beauty contest. Miss Annette Pike spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Deane Milton and both visited Miss Linda Pearson Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Verna Fullerton has been a patient in the hospital at Hayti this week, Mrs.

C. A. Hodges learned a few days ago that her son, Albert, is in a base hospital at Denver, Colo. By A. C.

Gordon You Are the Detective Upon your arrival at the little cabin in a lonely part of the mountain resort, you are met by two khaki-clad men, Calvin Winters and Ralph Sanker, both of them looking very strained and tense. Winters had phoned you 45 minutes later reporting the suicide of Paul Torrington, his and Banker's employer and owner of the cabin the three men were staying in during this hunting trip. The two young men lead you along a narrow, winding trail circling the foot of the mountain until finally you arrive at a wooded spot where Torrington lies dead, a bullet hole in his right temple. Beside his body lies a .45 gun, which you pick up carefully in your handkerchief and examine for fingerprints with your power glass. Then you take fingerprint impressions of both Winters and Sanker: "The only prints on the gun are yours, Sanker," you remark, "although you have already told me this is Torrington's gun." "Oh, that's easily explained," says Sanker.

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