The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 3

TENTH BIRTHDAY- -John Booth, son of Mr. and Kent Carson, Randy Butler, Sammy Goade, David Mrs. Lee Booth, Rte. 3, celebrated his tenth birth- Miller, Jack and Mike Tremble, Larry and Ricky day with a party at his home Tuesday afternoon. Mcllrath, Billy and Strong, Rick Olbrey, The afternoon was spent playing games after Mike Cole and the honoree.

John is shown as he which birthday cake and ice cream were served. blew out the ten candles on his birthday cake. Attending the party were Jim Lane, Alan Briggs, (Daily News Photo) Sorority Meeting Held Monday The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Delta Kappa, a teacher's sorority, met Monday evening at 6 p.m. for dinner at Vic's Restaurant. Following the meal the group adjourned to the Intermediate School library for a business meeting.

After the meeting the group went to the school gym for an hour of recreation. present were Mesdames FROM WERLE'S resort collection comes a skirt of pleated black silk chiffon, over slim sheath of silk crepe. It is topped by a rough crinkled silk crepe jacket. The abbreviated, double-breasted jacket has a stand-up collar and gives high-waisted effect for evening. Unusual note: the large hat for evening wear.

Acken Treads We will not konwingly retread a tire that we would not use on our family car. ACKEN TIRE SUPPLY 713 N. College- -Ph. GL 1-4982 By KCS Crossing Mary Alice Mrs. David Miller, 523 W.

Brook has just returned from visit with her mother, Mrs. Bessie Stafford of Longview, who is a medical pauent in the University Medical Center a at Columbia. Friends who would like to send cards and letters may do so by sending them to her in room W.513, University of Missouri, Medical Center, Columbia, Mo. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Schultz of Joplin and Mr. and Mrs. Howard White and children of Neosho, were Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White and Jimmie of Granby.

Another daughter, Sally, of Joplin, visited her parents Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Robbins and sons, of Davenport, Iowa, who have been visiting his er, Mrs. Mary Robbins in Granby, were dinner guests of Dean's aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon White and Jimmie Lee at Granby Friday evening. Compiled by Mrs. Ruth Lentz Hostess to Club Members of the Past Matron's Club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ruth Lentz.

Mrs. Bliss McClintock was assistant hostess. Mrs. Lentz was installed as president in a ceremony conducted by Mrs. Violet Brooks with Mrs.

Marjorie Carnahan, Mrs. Mary Louise Evans and Mrs. McClintock taking part. Mrs. McClintock gave an impressive memorial service in memory of Mrs.

Emma Yates Smith. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served to mcmhers and one guest, Mrs. Mildred Green. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Louise Evans, Feb.

19. At The Hospitals SALE MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Jan. 16 Leonard Bennett. Rte. 1 Mrs.

Charlot Vowels. Wyandotte Mrs. Ehel Van Winkle, Anderson. Rte. 3 Mrs.

Rose Lucas, 117 S. Valley Mrs. Virginia M. Garrison, 414 Delaware Mrs. Julia Standefer, Rte.

DISMISSED: Jan. 16 Mrs. Dollie Ruddick, Anderson, Rte. 1 Keith V. Branick, 2 Mr.

William Moore, Jefferson, Tex. Harvey Daniels. Rte. 5 Claude Alfred Boyer, Rte. 1 Harold Harley Halfacre, Granby, Rte.

1 Mrs. Bonnie Sue Grey. 803 S. Lafayette and daughter CARDWELL MEMORIAL Stella ADMITTED: Jan. 14 Mrs.

Ollie M. Hill, and son, Lanagan ADMITTED: Jan. 15 Mrs. June 0. Anderson and baby, Neosho Mrs.

Adline M. Bartkoski, Pierce City Jerann C. Davidson, Stark City DISMISSED: Jan. 15 Mrs. Beulah Hall and daughter, Margie Cloetta, Goodman Ralph N.

Beaver, Granby Dixie C. Carter, Neosho Some cooks like to thicken stewed tomatoes, or a tomato sauce, with cornstarch instead of flour. SEEKS SENATE SEAT Mrs. Doloris Thauwald Bridges (above), widow of the late Sen. Styles Bridges, who was Senate Republican polIcy chairman, announced she will be a candidate for the Senate from New Hampshire.

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BILL NEAL, MANAGER 106 W. Main Phone GL 1-1168 Neosho Dally' News Dr. Tom Thorne Speaks At DAR Meeting Tuesday Miss Julie Moss, 317 S. Wood, was hostess to members of the Daughters of the American Rev-: olution for their January meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

B. M. Willingham was program chairman and presented Dr. Tom Thorne who gave a talk on Indian schools. He was able to give actual experiences at Indian schools and discussed some of the customs that were a part: of each school's routine.

There were 16 members and one guest, Mrs. F. F. Whitehead, present. The next meeting will he held Feb.

20, at the home of Mrs. Perry Bliss with Mrs. A. R. Dunn as assisting hostess.

Miss Stella Yowell will be program chairman. Calendar of Events Wednesday, January 17, 1902 District Deaths Mrs. Minnie Baker Services for Mrs. Minnie May Fairview, who died Monday afternoon in Cardwell Memorial Hospital, were held at 2 p.m. this afternoon the Pogue Funeral Home Chapel in Wheaton.

The Rev. Ralph Sites officiated and burial Wag in the Rocky Comfort cemetery. Mrs. Baker was born Nov. 20,: 1885 in Elm Springs, Ark.

She had been a resident of Fairview the last nine years. Survivors include a son, Harley Baker, San Jose, 'three brothers, W. O. Modlin and Elmer Modlin, both of Joplin, and J. E.

Modlin, Independence, two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Simmons Los Angeles, and Hrs. Lydia Fitzgerald. Decatur, two and five grandchildren. Mrs.

Minerva Ramey JANUARY BRIDE- -Miss Patsy Lavina Lee and James Edwin Oxendine were married at the Granby Methodist Church Friday at 7 p. m. The pastor, Rev. H. Cash Wyble, read the marriage vows.

The wedding, couple was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Hopper. bride, who is the daughter and Mrs. Lester Lee Granby, wore a white chiffon, street length wedding dress and an eyebrow veil held in place by a crown of white satin bow knots.

Mr. Oxendine is the son of and Mrs. Onal Oxendine of Newtonia and is employed at the Granby Manufacturing Company. Mrs. Oxendine is a senior in Granby High School and tinue her studies until graduation next spring.

The newlyweds at at home in the Will Turkle cottage near the school. Monark Baptist Church Is Scene Of Cantrell-Hopper Wedding, Jan. 12 Miss Norma Cantrell and Craig, W. Hooper, both of Granby, were united in marriage in a candlelighted, double-ring service in the Monark Baptist Church at Monark Springs Friday night, Jan. 12 at 9 p.m.

The Rev. Mark Senter, pastor of the church, officiated at. the altar where lavender chrysanthemums added color in the glow of the candles. D. E.

Cantrell, Rte. 5, father of! the bride, presented his daughter in marriage. She wore an off-. white wool, -length dress. fashioned with a V-neckline and -length sleeves, fastened with tiny pearl button trim.

She wore a small white hat and carried: her bridal bouquet of white carnations on a white Bible. Her: only jewelry was a strand of: white pearls. Miss Josie Todd, Joplin, was maid of honor and wore a red velvet dress with white hat and accessories. Her corsage was of carnations. L.

D. Cantrell, brother of the bride, served as best man. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Mark Senter played pre-nuptial music and Mrs. L.

D. Cantreil lighted the candles. Mrs. D. E.

Cantrell, mother of the bride, chose a navy dress to wear for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Ernest Hopper, mother of the groom, wore a beige silk dress. Both mothers wore white carnation corsages. A reception was held following the wedding at the home of the bride's parents where wedding cake and punch were served from the dining table, covered with a white damask cloth and centered with potted chrysanthemums.

Mrs. Cantrell was assisted in serving by. Mrs. L. D.

Cantrell and other relatives. Mrs. Hopper is in training as a practical nurse at Freeman Hospital in Joplin. Hopper, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest W. Hopper of Granby, graduated from Granby High School last spring and entered Moler Barber College in Kansas City where he recently graduated. ile is employed in Joplin. The couple are making their home in Joplin. Out-of-town guests at the wedding other than those from Neosho and Granby included Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Kline and Mrs. Iva Kline of Noel: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of Diamond.

AS BIRTHSI Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Crouse, Mechanicsburg, announce the birth of a daughter, Jan. 9.1 Sine weighed 6 15 ozs. and has been named Patricia Sue.

i Mrs. Crouse is the former Betty Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson, 705 N. Lincoln.

Pa-: ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crouse of Spring Runn. Penn. Mrs.

Wilson has been in Pennsylvania the past two months visiting. Happy Birthday Mrs. Orville Houchen, Ray Wil-' son, Kathryn Davidson, James Branham, Andrew Cox, Doris Woodard, Norma Lou Young, Mrs. Don Rowe and Vickie Allen celebrate birthdays today. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Lucas, 117 S. Valley. announce the birth: of a son, Jan.

16, at 1:24 p.m. at Sale Memorial hospital. The baby weighed 7 lbs. and has been i named Steven Richard. Skillet Hash Supreme AGR When there are no left-overs from Sunday dinner or you want to serve one of those hurry- up suppers or lunches try this canned corned beef hash and cheddar cheese dish.

It's a muin the dish kitchen that he prepared easily and served buffet style from can range buttered canned green beans and your favorite cake square topped or from table or sideboard. Accompany with spiced fruit, with red cherry sauce. Cheddar Supper Hash 2 cans (1 lb. each) corned 2 medium size onions beef hash 2 cups grated cheddar cheese hash evenly in skillet and cook over low heat until browned. Combine cheese and grated onion and spread Spread over tially cooked hash.

Cook until hash is browned and cheese is melted. Six servings (approx. cup each). Red Cherry Sauce 1 can (1 lh.) water pack red cup tablespoons sugar cornstarch tart pitted cherries teaspoon salt Red food coloring (optional). cornstarch, salt, juice drained from chorries and coloring.

Cook until thickened, stirring. Add cherries; simmer Combine sugar, 6 minutes. Serve warm over cake, or chilled over ice cream. Six servings. FREE CEILING and PASTE With The Purchase Of Each Room of Sidewall Paper DAVIS PAINT And WALLPAPER Georgia Garoutte, Wilma Dean, Williams, Edna Stone, Beatrice Mullins, Nell Houchen and Belva Clements and Misses Ann Bell Campbell, Loease Hildebrand, Irvelene Rich, Colleen Gray, Wanda Gray and Wilma Gray.

The Neosho Balance and Swing: Square Dance Club will hold a regular dance Thursday at 8 p.m. at the CRC with Ben Knight as caller. Everett and Mildred Ed- Salt water bathes three sides of the peninsula of Brittany, France's westernmost province. Only about seven per cent of the oysters used as food find their way into a can. wards and Stan and Connie Zimmerman will be hosts.

All members are asked to bring doughnuts. There will be no dance Saturday: night due to Ben Knight being out of town. A one pound can (number 303) of applesauce yields two cups. PENNEY'SI ALL-OUT BUDGET-BOOSTING REDUCTIONS! GIANT-SIZED YOU SAVE, BIG, AS ITEM 16 Prs. Reduced! Men's COTTON SLACKS $3.

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Minerva Ann Ramey, Diamond, who died Monday, will be held at 2 p.m. day in the Diamond Christian Church. The Rev. Johnny Lyttle will officiate and burial will be in the McGauffin cemetery, eight miles east of Jasper. The body will lie in state at the Shewmake Funeral Home in mond from 2 p.m.

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