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SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1935 "SOCIETY MONITOR-INDEX AND DEMOCRAT. MOBERLY. MO- By EBENK TELEPHONE 125 KENNETH NEAL WEDS LIBERTY CrIKi- Announcement has been received here of the marriage Saturday night, June 29, at Liberty, Moi, ot Miss Waive Hinkle and Kenneth ETOEAVOB MEETS RETURN FROM SOXITH Miss Dorothy Fennel and Miss Shirley Fleming have- returned from a three weeks visit the South. At Jackson, they were honored at a dance given by Miss Marjorie Joyce, were among the njests at -a dance given by tae Red Triangle Club for which Jan Garber's orchestra played, and attended several other narttes. At JVI1SS W3.1VC Neal of Creston, la.

formerly oi Moberly. The marriage took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkle of Liberty, with the Rev. Perry P.

Taylor officiating. The bnde wore a gown of white net over white satin ancl carried a large corsage of white gardenias. Her attendant was Miss Florence Ormsby of Liberty. Judson Crouch of Liberty was Mr. Neal's best man.

The ceremony was read witn the couple standing in an alcove framed wih baskets of pink and white roses and lighted by tali white tapers. Preceding ser- Miss Ruth Engel home of Mrs. C. T. Adams, and C1 Song, I'll Go." nome 01 Logan terrace.

The program -If Jesus Goes With Me Scripture, Psalm 125, Louise Switzer. Prayer, Miss Elsie Kraft. Song, "Since Jesus Came Into My Heart." Business session in charge ot the president, Mrs. Everett Down- Miss Irene Halliburton will be devotional leader at the next r-: Cool, Inexpensive Togs Younger Fashionables Will Be So Happy To Wear--and They're So Simple to Sew I Edited by LAURA I. BALDT, A.

M. JPAGE Far many -year; Assistant Prnfcfsnr of Household Arts, Teachers College, University, The Moberly Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a business meeting Monday nigh at 8 o'clock on the lawn of the home of Mrs. O. A. Thompson 422 Farrar street.

News Briefs Mrs. F. E. Carring'er and daugh- i f.ft- devotional leader at the next Mrs Carringer and daugn- meeting which will be with Mrs. ter Miss th, left yesterday tor Lucy Wood.

Plans were made for their home Denver, after A 1. her accompan- scrvicc a reception iments. After the was held. anc i LUCy WOOU. union meeting of young people later this month.

Members present last night were Mrs. C. T. Adams, Marilyn Adams, Marjorie Adams, Klsie Kraft, Lucille Halliburton, Irene Halliburton, Dorothy Halliburton, Virgil Halliburton, Louise Switzer, Mrs. Lucy Wood and Mrs.

Everett Downing. Everett Downing was a visitor. Liberty, Col- was alter week's visit here with Mrs. Carringer's sister, Mrs. Claude Marshlll, 502 South Williams street They were on their way home'after a visit to Yellow Springs Ohio, where arrangements were made for Miss Carringer to enter Antioch College this fall.

Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Patterson and daughter, Miss Avmel olb and aaugnter, 1 MISSION GROUP MEETS i Barrow street, have re TM rnepd The Methodist Missionary So- visi ts in Springfield Greeaviev, ciety of the Clifton Hill Church Astoria.

111. At treenwe days 'in Kansas City before to Creston to reside. uch Hope Church with several visitors present. Mrs. A.

A. Baker, president, was in charge of the business session, which included hymns, prayers, reading of minutes by Mrs. George Stenton, report of a zone meeting at Dalton by Mrs. Will Graves, report from supply department, Mrs. Holla Graves, and report of missionary news, Mrs.

L. A. Harris. Mrs. Hatler of the New Hope Circle was in charge of a which included a hymn, a town.

The ceremony at P. tha Diehl' of Moberly. TENNIS CLtTB GIVES horse- 'p'resent were the Chapman, Frances Misses Given, Jane wniun -scripture lesson by Mrs. Roy Gray, a solo by Mrs. Joe Allen, a discussion of "Our School in Mrs.

Monroe Summers, a playlet "When Custom Binds," New Hope Circle, instrumental solo, Charlotte Kessler, and a prayer, the Rev. A. J. Gearheard. 125 ATTEND BAPTIST PICNIC One hundred twenty-five persons attended the third annual picm the Carpenter 'Street Sunday School and Baptist Training Union.

Thursday at the Herbert Martin farm east of town. Games furnished the afternoon entertainment, soft ball proving most popular with both the men Sid women. A basket luncheon was served in the evening. Following the meal, hymns were sung, W. A.

Eldridge offered a prayer and the pastor, the Rev. J. Clarke Hensley, presented an devotional. The religious service closed with the 125 persons i Harry Jones and Mr. and Mrs.

Wffliam Horn, and at Astoria they were guests of her brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Root. McCormick and Mr. and Mrs Redden McCormiek, and children.

After a two weeks' visit here, Mis'? Maxine Summers of Victoria, yesterday for Kirksvdle to visit relatives. Her grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Summers, panied her to spend a month Kirksville and her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs.

G. W. Brown in whose home she had been visiting, accompanied them and spent the day. After a visit here with his grand- Charles Botdorf. of Kansas City, cTeo.Nod.

Billy Kelly. Billy nish. Robert Wiggmton and mond Brummet. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS Mrs I. T.

Monseth of Denver, was an addtional guest joining hands "America." America. Guests included Lieutenant anc Mrs. C. F. Smith and 10 youn? raTYrn Tipn men from here.

the CCC Camp near Ird Brown, has returned to his home in North Kansas City. Mrs Guy Allen and daughter, Alice Jeanne, 503 South Fourth ftrect, returned last night from a two weeks visit inJSt. Louis. Mr and Mrs. Swan T.

McDonald and son, Tommy, have return- to their home in Sikeston, a two weeks visit with relatives here. They were accom- 3 DV Mr. McDonald's sister, Mary Alice. McDonald who FARMER STRICKEN IN WHEAT FIELD Henry Roebuck, 50, Dies Near Clarence After Being Overcome by Heat Overcome by heat afternoon as he worked in wheat field near Clarence, Henry Roebuck, about 50 died about 11:50 o'clock last night at the home of his brother, Oscar buck, near Clarence. Mr.

Roebuck was born reared in the neighborhood but spent most of his adult iife in Flint, returning to Clarence this spring when be called by the death of a brother, Porter, who was killed in an automobile accident on March 30. Mr. Roebuck was working 1 ago. at 2:30 o'clock and his black eyes twinkle. She had ancestors in both the Revolution and the Civil war went to Ward-Belmont and then married Bryns.

They have one son. 5he eets little chance for cooking and sewing in their Washington apartment but she is good at both on the Speaker's word. She has thick, white, bobbed hair the stat department has quietly agreed she is Washington's most stunning matron when she dons evening Orphans Guests at Matinee Party More than 50 children, orphans who are summer guests Miss will spend the summer Sikes ton. Mrs. McDonald, owau ntt-or Mrs.

swau has returned to Brookfield a two days visit here. after Mrs. Nina Fiorita. second. wVth Mrs.

Alva G. Bloom Mrs. Monseth, formerly Mrs. SEWING CLTJB MEETS The Nimble Finger Sewing Club of Clifton Hill met Wednesday all-day session at the home of the leader. Miss Allene Kitchen, north leau A luncheon was Those present MTB Homer Ballew of San Francisco, a visitor i lege Mound since May 1, rl here yesterday to visit Mrs Otto Swoboda, 527 Farrar street.

Mrs. Jack Alexander and Style N-o Ensonrb.k. Pattern tn- udes dross sun-suit in 2. 4 6 Size 4 na-rd of 39-inch material tor and TQi y.vrds of 39-inoh for Style No 27.17--Gunning Health Suite. Designed for 1, fi ancl 5 years.

Size 3 requires yard of ScMnch material for each sun-suit. styles in one pattern. You have eack model for of one you order in same size, but if diftwent SIMS, pa-t-t-oi'ns a-r-e Tf5 ocnts each. Style No 2772--Smart Tops. H'atterai includes for the shirt, shorts and skirt and is designed for sizes 6 10, and yea-re.

SIM 8 requwos 2 2)4 yards of 39-mch material. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (loeD stamps or those of the Christian Home St. Louis, and of the Missouri Wesleyan Home at Warren- t0 The Methodist orphans, accom inied by Mrs. W. W.

Murphy and E. Moler, will return to morrow to Warrenton and the Christian children will return St. Louis next Wednesday. FOUR B.RXJNSWICK YOUNG PEOPLE IN CRASH AT SEDALIA Fireworks Party At Clark julv 6 Mrs. Katie Ind Mrs.

Phil Carr ntertained with isplay Thursday Slmer Wilson. Monitor-Index gives you what you want--all the news. FLORENCE Beauty Stiop VA 417 Vi W. Kced Phone 58 SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE 35cand50c son last ten days of MRS- SMART HOSTESS W. T.

Smart, 910 North i was hostess yesterday members of Mutual Of Clifton Hill. served at noon. j-- were the Misses Elizabeth and Nadine Brockman, Virginia Eula Frances Burton, Nadine Benton, Christine Dunkie, Josephine and Mildred Fiddler, Ruth Morrissey, Ruth Halderman, Allene Kitchen andJElba Sanders. SILEK CAMP MEETS Siler Camp 8006, Royal Neighbors of America, met yesterday afternoon at the I. O- O.

F. Hall with 24 members present. will meet again in two weeks at a covered dish luncheon. Each member will furnish a covered disn fo' the luncheon, and officers are asked to attend for practice. RETURNS FROM MACON Miss Rosemary Leaver ton 520 i js atives.

Jel BT 5JS- father, Wright Edwards, ll visit a with her there tomorrow UJLiafi A -West Rollins street, has from Macon where she house guest of Miss Betty Mary Powell. Sh-e was entertained at a breakfast Tuesday morning and a dance Wednesday night, A. Williams, will go to Tulsa, tomorrow on business. Donald and Constance Lauderdale of Carthage are house guests of Elizabeth and Ann Estill, 608 West Rollins Mrs. MODEST MAIDENS ited here yesterday with Mr.

Boucher's father, Boucher. They were on their way from visits in Iowa. Mr. Bouch er is in the accounting ofnces oi the SouCestern Bell Telephone Company in Miss Kathryn O'Leary and Miss Mary Bingham of Rolla, holiday guests of TMTM ejo a a Columbia last night. Miss at Rolla.

Accompanied by sister Mary Zellar of Mrs. L. Versen of Cincinnati has gone to Kansas City to be a the ledside of Mr. Versen who is at a Veterans' Hospital there. Entertains at Bridge SHOWEE AT CLARK W.

M. Spel- Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Boothe, Margaret White, Mrs. Ardell Miss Jaunita Benson, Miss FOR MRS ELLA RICE CLARK, July 6--Mrs. Ella Rice enjoyed a miscellaneous Rice Methodist Mrs. Rice's t- thp church Wednes- AYiVBa a-l. Rucker, Miss Helen Fray Farmer, afternoon.

Mildred Lamb, I IJ- "PIOV- i T-no scores JVis.6 Crouch, Doris Roberts and Eugene Shores brought the wagon of useful gifts in to Mrs. Rice, after which many of the women made talks Cake and lemonade were served during the afternoon. G. P. Palmer and Frank Dav- ld Mrs.

Robert King won the high ivo-i 4.1, i i fie a. jyiry. score prize for the ladies Mitchell Bartee for the men. Host at Lawn Party. STURGEON, July 6--Lawrence of St.

John Winn, Helen Ruth Sims, Ritchie, Josephine Long, ledgman Trumble, Anna Lomse Littrell, Howard Keith, a Louise Vance, Claude Jenny June Blakemore, Richards, Lois Dingnoan, Mrs. enterutu-ieu Tuesday evening at. t-he Arm'ond Carter and John Miller THE NEEDLEWORK CORNER nr A 'NTFl Had Tonsils Removed. Edwin Crump, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Crump of Centralia, underwent an operation yesterday for removal of tonsils and adenoids. He. and tas parents are visiting at the home of Mrs. Crump's mother, Mrs. Sarah Holloway.

504 Hilman street. ELKCTRIC FANS We sell best line Electric Fans in Randolph County. Newman Hdw. Co. (6) j' Crews and his granddaugh- Miss Kathryn Manard, wi i St.

Petersburg. Fla, next for a few weeks viBit with relatives in Moberly. J. A. Robertson of Des and Her daughtei, Helen of Cleveland now on a month's trip to Bant, Lake Louise and Alaska.

Boucher Johnston's BEAUTY SHOP 1STESTIJB PEKMA.NENTS $3 $4 $5 Our operators have ne-w Ideas for arransin? hair in styles. 35c a "t-- ing them lor bathing this year. holding the bag arc us- JOHNSTON'S BRUNSWICK, July ing Thursday night from a day's outing at Bagnell Dam, a group of Brunswick young people, Will am Jasper, Miss Elizabeth Smith Crismond and Miss Roberta 3S narrowly escaped serioi S.was^dSwtefby^other suSd a crushed finger and the other occupants received minor cuts aad bruises, but none of the injuries were serious. lfc Sent occurred when tr driving his Chevrolet coupe was unable to get of thTpath of a Pontiac coach which sideswiped the Brunswick ma chine on the lefthand side. Pontiac was occupied by four of whom, including the drvver were intoxicated: it was said.

The Sen were arrested by a highway patrolmen and the driver is being held. Both machines were badly damaged. AUTOMOBILE DOOR MASHES CHILD'S TOE Kenneth Eugene Kellogg, 3-year old son of Mr. and Mrs Other cl- PERMANENT WAVES $5-95 for 1 $4.95 for $3.95 A 53-95 for $2.95 $2.95 for $2.00 Child's Permanents fl Operators Florence Beardsley, Auverne Wood Permanent $1 $2 $3 $5 Please Make MYRTLES 209 S. 5th Kionw Powder Puff Beauty Shop for Shampoo Wave, S5c MBS- WILLABD IHCB 518 Reed Street Phone 25 Lb.

Floor Woxing; Newman Hdw. Co. Collapsible Drinking Newman. Hdw. Co.

Bot-. a loor slammed shut on the foot. Sues For Divorce PARIS, July 6--Robert Pierce a filed suit for divorce from his wife, Rita Pearl Long, in the Circuit Court here. SPECIAL $1.50 $2 $3 $4 $6 Gooil xtnndard meet nil competition. FLORA'S BEAUTY SHOP TTirf.ltfknnone Over Ellamae's Beauty Special S4 Oil 5 Other Waves S3, $6 Shampoo and Finger S5c Operators Mrs Ray and Miss Wilson 601 South Williams St.

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Sewing Machine Oil and Belts. --Newman Hdw. Co. 4 6 and Ic7 Water Hdw. Co.

(6) Special Porch Swing complete gg. Newman Hdw. LOANS I i MARRIED PfcUPU Columbia, Mo. 1 Beauty at SS. S4.

S3 BE.VT7T* tn all branch 2210 Bradley's to Iniu thinqA You deserve the necessities of life, and a few luxuries are good for the morale. We witt gladly tide you over by giving you a loan for the things you, need. On Unpaid Balance aionthlr Home Finance Corp,.