Moberly Monitor-Index and Moberly Evening Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 3

Page 3 Mo hl Dec. 9, 1961 'Christmas in the Air 1 Theme For Music Club Yule Program "Christmas in the Air" is the theme of Ihe annual Yulctlde program to he presented Monday afternoon by the Moberly i Club with Mrs. Edmund Burke program chairman. The program will be given in the diningroom of the- Merchants Hotel with Mrs. T.

B. Allen expressing the Christmas greeting- Vocal Solos "Christmas in the Air" will in- WBA Review III Elects Officers At fule Luncheon Mrs. Virgil Ballhrope was elected president when 19 members of WBA Review III met Thursday for a Christmas luncheon in Helen's Cafe, followed by a business session in SBA Hall. Other officers are: Past president, Mrs. Ora dine; treasurer, Mrs.

J. D. Smith; financial secretary, Mrs, H. R. Nichols; recording secretary, Mrs.

J. J. Berke bile; chaplain, Miss Blanche Baker; lady-of-cercmony, Mrs. Larry Doyle; musician, Mrs. Harold a field; auditor, Mrs.

Bcrkcbile; ser. gcant-at-arms, Mrs. Art White; and color bearers, Mrs. Blanche Echdahl, Mrs. Irving Berk, Mrs Huby Robinson and Mrs.

Dora Patterson who will also serve as captain oJ flower week. Gifts were exchanged. All otficcrs will be installed the next meeting, Jan. 4. Randolph Chapter Of Eastern Star Has New Members Fifty-lhrce members wer pre sent when Randolph Chapler, 150 OES, met Tuesday night in the Masonic Temple with Mrs.

William Stephens, worthy matron, Glen Hicks, worthy patron, charge. Mrs. A. J. Knapp, deputy gran matron of the 18th district, wl greeted and welcomed informall by the worthy matron.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mollenhauer Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard and Mrs Maude 1 became ne members. Mrs.

Stephens, worthy matron announced that (his year the mone from the birthday box will be use to help some child living in ff: country with tuition to school. The chapter voted to light ligh 1 on the Salvation A Christma tree (his year instead of e.vchang ing gifts. An invitation was read froi Boone Chapter, Columbia, to a fend a parly Dec. 22 for Mr Emma Tanner, grand Warder i the Grand Chapter of Missouri. A donation of $10 was sent to th Masonic Home in St.

Louis, Mrs. Glen Grove, Mrs. Wende Gregory, A. J. Knapp and Gle Hicks contributed to the birthda box as Mrs.

Troy Miller paid tribute to the honorecs in verse. Refreshments werc served afte the meeting by Mrs. Eva Howin Mrs. Florence Morrison and Mr Carter Durbin. ude vocal solos by Mrs.

Ray a accompanied by Mrs. urke: This Is the Story of Jesus" O'Hara). "An Old Fashioned Christmas" "The Christmas Story" (Torme). "Little Donkey" (Besley). "Around the World" i oung).

uo Piano Duo piano by Mrs. urke and Mrs. William Carr: "Variations on a Theme of Bee- (Saint Saens). Christmas story by Mrs- Allen: "The Ragged Cloak" (Margaret anger). Vocal solo by Mrs.

Lamke with Irs. Burke at the piano: equest Number 1 'Twas the Night Before Christies" (Ken Darby), sung by re- ucst. Duo piano by Mrs. Carr and Irs. Burke: "Concerto 0 us 16" (Edward rieg), adagio and allegro.

Susie Schumann Is Guest of Honor At Bridal Shower CAIRO A bridal shower honoring Bliss Susie Schumann was held Sunday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skinner, Cairo, with Miss Marilyn Sander, Miss Margaret Hibbs, Miss Linda SWn- ne- and Miss Barbara Rulherford as hostesses. Miss Schumann will be wed soon to Raymond Skinner. Games were played and refreshments of cake, punch and mints were served.

Attending were the Misses Nancy Norton, Mary Lou Harmes, Karen Edwards, Roberta Huntsman, Beverly llildreth, Carolyn Ilen- dricks, Martha Osborne, Phyllis Sander, Janice Theresa Schumann, Linda Reynolds, Virginia Teter, Jenny Kay Dowding, Jertha G-off, Margaret i Marilyn Sander, Linda Skinner and Sarbara Rutherford, Mrs. Leroy Tcter and Mrs. Bill Skinner. Moberly, Area Menus Listed Menus for next week id Moberly caroni and cheese, heavenly hash, and area schools are announced by each school as follows: Moberly Monday Sausage, milk gravy, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, hot biscuit, butter, peach half, milk. Tuesday Chili, crackers, pimento cheese sandwich, slaw, cherry pie, milk.

Wednesday Hambugrer on bun, buttered corn, dill chips, carrot slicks, upside down apple lingcrbread, milk. Thursday Turkey and noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, celery slicks, bran muffins, butter, chocolate milk. Friday Moatla-f, navy beans, salad, bread, butter, applesauce, milk. butter, milk. Thursday Beef stew, lettuce salad, butler, hot rollls, jelly, milk.

Friday --Tuna salad, peas, bread, butter, applesauce, milk. At Moberly Theaters Armstrong OES 'nstalls New Matron, Patron ARMSTRONG Mrs. Waller atterton was installed as worthy latron and Reuben Hume was nstalled as worthy patron recently the Armstrong Chapter of OES met in special session. Other officers installed were: ssociate matron, Mrs. Joe Staney; associate patron, Walter Bat- Mrs.

A. M. Mrs. Marion Valker; conductress, Mrs. B.

B. i associale conductress, Mrs. Vade Hume; chaplain tie Taylor; marshal, Mrs. Nick organist, Mrs. Ronald Pevler; Adah, Ruth, Mrs.

Esther, Mrs. Mrs. Alex Walsh; Bernard Tripplclt; John Howell; Mar- Helen Ralitta Is Speaker for ABWA; Discusses Hawaii Miss Helen Halilta of Hawaii, now teaching Grimes School was st speaker when the Little Dijfie Chapter of the ABWA observed Christmas with a dinner Thursday night at Reed's Corner. Mis Ralilta presented a short history of the newest of the Stales land sand typical songs accompanying herself on the ukelele. Mrs.

Francis Mooney gave the vocational talk, which concerned loan companies and their part in the economics of the community. Christmas gifts were auctioned to members. Members prrsent included Mrs. Louise Martin, Mrs. Joe Specie, Mrs.

Mclvin McGee, Mrs. Ben Morgan, Mrs. Cliff Arp, Mrs. Gilbert Dowdy, Mrs. Kyle Hulctt, Mrs.

Huber Boucher, Mrs. Wilbur Qu'i- senberry, Mrs. Winston Smith, Mrs. Richard Davis, Mrs. Wilbur Harris, Mrs.

Glenwood Fox, Mrs. H. Nel! Whilaker, Mrs. Marion Huffington, Mrs. Frank W.

Rowland, Mrs. Cloyd Dawkins. Mrs. Mooney and Mrs. Vern Dodd.

SI. Pius Catholic School Monday Juicyburgers, creamed corn, vegelable sticks, Harvard beets, fruit roll, milk, Tuesday Ham and Navy beans cole slaw, jellied apples-auce salad, sunshine cake, garlic bread, milk, utter. Wednesday Vienna sausage, mashed potatoes, buttered peas, not rolls, date bars, milk, butter. Thursday Chili, crackers, dill chip, peach half, peanut butter cookies, milk, butter. Friday Piemento cheese on lettuce, green limas, combination salad, cherry cobbler, bread, butter, rnilk.

Robb, Mrs. Anna C. Honing, Mrs. VVestran Monday Milk, ham and potatoes, cranberry orange relish, buttered spinach, applesauce, biscuits, butter. Tuesday Milk, country fried steak, sweel potatoes, chilled tomatoes, bread, butter, peach half.

Wednesday Milk, fried chick en, gravy, mashed Totatoes, green jeans, bread, butter, Jello with ananas. Thursday Milk, meatloaf, navy beans, lettuce wedge, cornbread, butter, jelly, bread, butter. Friday Milk, fish sticks, potato salad, buttered peas, bread, butter, gingerbread with sauce. KASEYVILLE By Mrs. Harry Ratliff Miss Janet Slade and Larry Sar- rar, St.

i were weekend guests of her brother-in-law and sister, the Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Shrurn, and daughter. Miss Thelma Evans returned to Jacksonville Wednesday after a visit with friends in Kaseyvitle. Mrs.

Lillie Wilson has a new television set. y-ham shoot afternoon at Kaseyville was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Ratliff and Mrs.

Ike Haines were dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ward, Moberly. Mrs. Haines consulted an eye specialist.

The Kaseyville WMS held its week of prayer services Wednesday and Thursday nihgts in the church. Tom Cashatt, who Is recoverinL nicely from major surgery, was ai the Kaseyville store Saturday. Frank Malone, Moberly, was a dinner guest a of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Airs. Ernie Williams.

He also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ratliff. Mrs. Honald Shruro and daughter and Mrs.

Harry Ratliff attend- ha, Mrs. Mae Shires; Electa, Mabel Correll; Warder, Mrs. itaurine Taylor; and sentinel, B. B. Briggs.

Sandy Stanley and Ann Psav- eler served as candlelighten and were assisted in the Bible ceremony by Dickie Hill. Mrs. Warren Hill was soloist and he star points were presented with their colors after the installation. The installing officers were: Matron, Mrs. Briggs; patron, Mr.

Battcrton; Mrs. Taylor; marshal, Mrs. Pylc; and organist, Mrs. Peveler. Guests included: Mrs.

Ruby New Franklin, deputy grand matron of the 25th district, and members from Higbee and New Franklin chapters. Refreshments were served from team table decorated with a Christmas motif. SHOWN ABOVE are Dana Wynfer and Danny Kaye a scene from The Double" whicli opens tomorrow for a five day run at Sosna Slate. Co-featured is the Western "Gun Royal Neighbors Meet; Re-Eelct Mrs. Marlin Mrs.

Fred Marlin was re-elected oracle for 19G2 when 13 members of Siler Camp, 800fi, Koyal Neigh bors attended a meeting yesterday afternoon in SliA Hall. Mrs. Marlin conducted a business session. Other officers elected were. Vice-oracle, Mrs.

C. V. Martin; past oracle, Otis Davis; chancelor, Mrs. George Harrinston; recorder, Mrs. Russell Halterman; receiver, Mrs.

Harve Disney; marshal, Mrs. John Smoot: inner sentinel, Mrs. Susie Harmon; outer seiiticnl, Mrs. Rctha Sparkman; a a for three Jim fierkehile; physicians, Dr. L.

E. Huber and Dr. J. W. Ilobbs; delegate to the state convention, s.

a i and alternate, Mrs. a i Appointive officers will be a etl by the oracle at the next meet ing, Doc. L'2. s. Smool will also appoint her a i a marsha at a meeting, and a 50 cent i exchange will be held.

The auction gift, donated by Mrs Rachel CWF Group Has Meeting in Home Of Mrs. Ben Morgan Fourteen members werc present when the Rachel Group of the CWF of First Christian Church recently in the home of Mrs. Ben Morgan. Mrs. Alfred Parrish, worship iadcr, used as her subject "Be hou Our Mrs.

Kenneth or. Mrs. George Wassmuth announc- the group ha been invited to guests of the Central i i a IWF Jan. 5. She also reminded lie group the church World Serice truck wilt he at the churcn Dec.

18. Games werc played with prizes oing to James Slausel anit Roy Robinson. Refreshments of date roll ami were served by Mrs. ilor- assisted by Mrs. Wassmuth.

Favors were miniature Santi. Clauses filled with a The next meeting will be Jan in the home of Mrs. Harold Foser, 1008 East Carpenter street. Harry Settle, went lin. to Mrs.

Mar- Mrs. Riley Hostess To Triple Four Club Mrs. J. D. Wenzel was a gues when the Triple Four Bunco Cluli met Thursday night in the home a Mrs.

Del Riley, 621 Berllcy street Slio received a guest award. High at bunco was won by Mrs Bob i a second i 1 went to Mrs. Cla.ucic a i mine to Mrs. Ed Gschliman; and con solalion to Mrs. li.

0. Williams Each member received a favo from the hostess. Mrs. IJlley ceived an anniversary gift ani Mrs. Carlton Davis a birthda; gift from their club pals, Mrs.

Rilcy served refreshments The club will have a Christina a Dec. 21 in the ol Mrs Ilusscll Dubrcc Sr. 5CS a I ilrcct. Pleasant View Club Installs New Officers Mrs. Wayne McKinney, president, conducted installation services for other new officers when the Pleasant View Extension Club held its annual Christmas gift exchange in the home of Mrs.

Campbell Edwards, Cairo. Mrs. Christina Jones and Mrs. J. T.

Hern were guests. Mrs. Elmer Elliott led in Christmas carols and roll call was answered with Christmas poem. Mrs. Noah Smothers led the devotional and read a poem entitled 'Just for New officers are: Vice-president, Airs, Norman Sciders, secretary, Mrs.

Thurman Meals; treasurer, Mrs. G. D. Halliburton; song leader, Mrs. Elliott; game leader, Mrs.

Claude Barry; reporter, Mrs. Edwards; and parliamentarian, Mrs. S. E. Holman.

Mrs. Lawson Evans and Mrs. Barry presented the Christmas program. Mrs. Sciricrs.

Airs. Halliburton and Mrs- Evans were appointed as 3 yearbook committee and Mrs. McKinney appointed project leaders for the year. Club members will cnterain their a i i at a potluck supper Dec. Clark Monday Navy beans, greens, chilled tomatoes, carrot sticks, cornbread, butter, apple slices, milk.

Tuesday Turkey and dressing, creamed peas, mashed potatoes, cranberry salad, hot rolls, butter, joily, milk. Wednesday Juicyburgcr on bun, potato salad, baked beans, celery stick, cherry pie, milk Thursday Vegetable soup and crackers, peanut butter sandwich, chocolate cake, milk. Friday Ham salad sandwich, Trench fried potatoes, slaw, peaches, milk, cookies. noon for Mrs. Floyd Young in her home.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Foster, Milwaukee, were supper guests Friday of Mr.

and Mrs. Rupert Ralliff. The group and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ratliff attended a basketball game Friday night in Moberly.

Many from Kaseyville attended funeral services Sunday afternoon for Victor Henderson. Roy Header son and Rupert Ratlift were pall- jearcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cress and daughter and Mrs.

E. P. Poite, Macon, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Britt and son.

Carl Leathers visited Monday with his sister, Mrs. Ruby Brown, in Columbia. Mrs. Jack Davidson, Moberly, and Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Leathers shopped Monday in Kansas City and visited with Air. and Mrs. Frank McLean and family. Public Invited to See Currier, Ives Prints at Library Miss Virginia Conncll, Moberly public librarian, invites everyone to view the collection of original Currier and Ives prints now on display at the library. The exhibit, assembled by the Travelers Insurance Companies and arranged for Mobcrly by the P.

K. Weis Agency, is one of a series P' seven collections of origin, al prints now touring the country. The prints make up what is recognized as one of the most superior collections available, library officials said. These priceless prints illustrate the customs and costumes of the years 1835 to 1870. Varying in scenery and subject matter, the prints portray many aspect of frontier life from the sentimentality encompassing the home life of the period to the lusty spirit of adventure, which enraptured many men.

CMering also to the era's interest in horses and ships, the prints jet do not overlook the humor of the day. Since the collection's first appearance 15 years ago it, has toured the United States, Hawaii, and Canada. ed a stork shower Thursday after- "THE REVOLT OF THE SLAVES" starring Rhonda Fleming and ftll I had 'as a dinner guest Sunday her I V-UIYUVlUm 1 I i an- Rcnick Monday Chili and crackers. Lang Jeffries opening Wednesday at the Amy Lou Theater. By Mrs.

Clarence Vanlaiiingham Mrs. Bertha McBride and Mrs. iesse Jacoby spent Thursday with Mrs. Forest Jacoby and helped ack two comforts. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Wadsworth, Clifion Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Benage Tuesday afternoon. Misses Mary and Zella McMahan visited Mr.

and Mrs. Nels Johnson friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Epperly as as visitors Friday night Mr.

sjslet Mrs Martin, Kansas City. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stanturf, Huntsville. Mrs.

Coleman Malone, Mrs. Harold Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Young visited Mrs. Martin L.

Cross Saturday afternoon. and Mrs Tom Singleton, Singleton, Clifton Kansas carrot sticks, dill pickles, bread and butter, jelly and peanut butter, apple crisp," milk. Tuesday Hot rolls and butter, ham, green salad, buttered chocolate potatoes, pudding JACKSONVILLE By Mrs. Ethel Gross Mrs. Mabel Brown, accompanied by Mrs.

Lela Walker of Moberly, were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Fay Shoffner, Macon. Mrs. Dova Soule, Mobcrly, was an overnight guest Thursday of Mrs. Tarson Coons.

Mrs. Coons and Mrs. Soule spent Friday with Mrs. Forrest Warren. Montgomery returned ionic recently from a visit in Cal- fornia with his children.

Wednesday--Barbecued wieners, pinto beans, green relish, spinach, cornbread and butler, applesauce, milk. Thursday --Juicyburgcrs, pork apple Friday Toasted cheese sandwich, creamed corn buttered peas, peanut butler, bread and butter, doughnuts, milk. Mrs. i lome Sunday ended visit in Kansas and beans, cabbage and salad, brownies, milk. rantzen presented a Christmas 30 in the Cairo school building, ermon taken from "Let's Keep Refreshments were served and hristmas" by Peter Marshall.

new pal names were drawn. Elotse Bowden was a visi- Beta Delta Chapter Meets With Mrs. Woods Two films on highway safety entitled "Freeway i i Is Different" and "The Perfect Crime" werc li i lieta Delta Chapter of ESA met Thursday nigh) in the home of M. J. Woods.

After the business session, holiday coffee were served around a fireplace appropriately decorated. Others attending were: Carl Davis, Mrs. B. J. Conner, Mrs.

a Stansel, Mrs. Marvin Staiger, Mrs. Ted Kelly, and Miss Jerry Burton. Gifts will be exchanged and re- Paris Monday American chop suey, lettuce salad, bread, cookies, milk. Tuesday Wiener on bun, ccl- sticks, graham cracker cookies, milk.

Wednesday Chicken, gravy, lima beans, cookies, i butter, milk. Thursday Lunchmeat sandwich with lettuce, baked beans, peaches, cake, milk. Friday Toasted cheese sand- iviehes, green salad, cranberry salad, ice cream, milk. Leathers returned night after an ex- with ler son, Paul, and family. The and family preesnted his Barents with a television set for heir wedding anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins, Mrs. Gene a a and daughters and Mrs. Mabel Brown visited Saturday in Columbia with Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Roberts and son. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Griffith visited Sunday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burton, Alden, Iowa, visited Thursday and Friday with his mother, Mrs.

Addie Burton. Mrs. Leon Easley visited Saturday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Burton. Mr.

and Mrs. Larry have moved their trailer to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brammer, Jacksonville. werc dinner guests Sunday of his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Brammer. Hill, and City. Dr. John Ross, Mobcrly, was a dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Haymaker Estill Sunday. Visitors in Young Mrs. Harold Martin, a a City, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Young. Other visitors Sunday afternoon were a i L. Cross and son, Luther Ycaman and Mrs. Coleman Malone. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Myers and family of Brookvilic, came Saturday for a few days visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs- Lafe Myers and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Ncls Johnson ted Mr. and Mrs. Ir-a Bauer Friday night. Mrs. Haymaker Estill attended a jrida! shower for Miss Kay Knolt, held in the Baptist Church in Clifton Hill Saturday night.

Mrs. Ben age Moulder visited Mrs. Junie Ttmrston, Clifton Ilil Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Aubrey Jackson spent Mon- KEYTESVILLE By Mrs.

Joe P. Siiles Leslie Cunningham and Jerry Howard spent Sunday at Black- aler with Mr. Cunningham's par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Cun- ilngham, and a i Mr.

and Mrs. George Lcssley, ligbee, visited Sunday with Mr. nd Mrs. Joe P. Stiles.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dean atlend- the vesper service Sunday af- riay Mrs. Marshall Jackson, Holliday Monday Wiener on him, hut- refreshments of fruitcake and TM? A sr f'! 3 loss (i a a a sticks, fudge cookie, fruit, bultcr. Tuesday Juicyburgcr on bun, Moberh BPW Club to Have Christmas Supper grecn lima beans, jellied apple- iatjcv, potatoes an gratii.

pine- upside down cake, milk, hut- Wednesday Oven frier 1 chick- the night, The Mobcrly BPW Club will a l)ct a dinner party. Is a a i i a a at o'clock Monday night in the 1JPW Martin IS Leader clubrooms beginning with a sup Qr Stanford frcshments will be served home ot Miss Burton, 516 Morlcy Thursday Dec. 21, preceding a dinner Each is asked to brins a can of food for a needy tarn- ly and a monetary gift of at least SI to send to the Chinese Nursing Home. All members lend. are urged to at- Social Calendar VFW Auxiliary will meet al 8 o'clock Monday niglil in the Post Home for a businessses- Post Home for business session.

Post Home for a busincssses- sion. The Wcsleyan Service Guild of West a Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night Jn the home of Mrs Edgar Dossey, 1535 Huntsvillc Uoad. Mrs. Ixio Jone will prc scn( tlio lesson. Members arc reminded to bring contribtilions for the Christmas food basket.

Mrs. Earl Marlin presented a program on "Foreign Students' when the Evelyn Stanford Missionary Circle of First Baptist Church met recently in the home of Mrs. Don Turney. Gifts werc exchanged and refreshments served by Mrs. Tunicy and Mrs.

Richard Ullrich. Others attending were; Nick Dnvies, Bill Wilson, Mrs. Jim Christal, Mrs. Richard Davis and Mrs. Clifford Arp Republican Women to Hove Dinner Event The Republican Women's Club will have a covered dish dinner al t2 noon Monday in the Missouri Power and Light Co.

clubrooms. All members arc asked to bring a covered dish and a 50 cent gifl for exchange. Officers will he elected after the dinner. A social hour will follow. peas, cranberry buttered i butler.

Thursday Chili, crackers, pimento cheese sandwich, celery sticks, i holly, milk, biillci'- Friday Potato chips, carrot slicks, buttered spinach, crispy cornbread, ice cream, milk, butter. Madison Water Tower Is Decked With Lights MADISON Madison's new water tower is probably the bcs'. dressed tower in tliia part of the state. The tower, which has recently been installed and painted, now has several rows of Christmas lights around it, viewable for miles. Mayor Lennos Bryant and Art Riley climbed the new tank and installed the lights.

Assislins them from the ground were Richard Moberly, who has been a hospital patient. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Epperl visited Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Van- lanclingliam Sunday night. Mrs. Flossie i New franklin, was a (tinner guest her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Bcnagc -Moulder, Sun day. Mr.

and Mrs. Ova Miller spcnl Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. E. Kigor and daughters, (Jrccii City and also visited a friend, who is patient in the Laugliliu Hospital Kirksvilie.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jacoby art son, William, and Mrs, Me Bride visited Mr. and Mrs. Ncl.

Johnson Sunday aflernoon. Mrs. Edna Dunivcnt was a din ner guest of Mr. and Thurb er Dunivent Thanksgiving Day. Mr.

end Mrs. R. D. Yoiing Roanokc, visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. Luther Young Friday at teraoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duniven and son, Brunswick, visited hi grandmother, Mrs. Edna Dunivcnt recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Coleman Maton in the First Methodist -hurch, Salisbury, which was pre- entcd by Hie Salisbury Music Richard a Dalton, a student at Kirksvilie State Teachers Col- ege, visited over (he weekend with is grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Velsou Ray. Mrs.

Rozelma Waite, Kansas ity, spent the weekend with her nother, Mrs. Ada Ewing, and son, Villiam. Mr. and Mrs. Younger Webb and Mrs.

Lester Hcnsley, Kansas City, ivere guests Monday ot Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spcncc. The Rev. and Mrs.

Earl Thoinp- on, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Howard and laughter, Cheryl, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Stiles attended the Training Union meeting of the Mt.

Pleasant Baptist Association Monday night in Hie Carpenter Street a i Church, Moberly. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith and Mr. and Mrs.

Fuller Maddox, Key- csville, and Mrs- Willie Smith, Salisbury, visited Sunday with the Smith's son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Biliie D. Smitli family in Columbia.

Tlie Rev. Lee Robinson, Kansas City, filled his appointment Sunday at the Elm Ridge Baptist Church and he and bis family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Denny a a and family. They were overnight guests Saturday Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Kisllcr. A covered dish supper was held Saturday night in the Elm Ridge church, followed by a meeting a were made for a Christmas a and gift exchange Dec. 17 RENICK By Mrs. Dclbcrt Overfoy Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Dickerson had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Victor Ragsdale, Mober. Miss Kathleen Sauer, Columbia, visited Sunday afternoon with her randparenis Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Coureton. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Finncll and daughter were visitors Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs.

T. M. Cross, Moberly. Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Hines drova to Brunswick Sunday afternoon and, purchased pecans. Mrs. Eldridge visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Tom Finncll. Mrs.

Walter Stoner, Moberly, visited Sunday night with Mrs. Delbert Overby. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Turner Jr.

and daughter had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and son of Mexico. Mr. and Mrs.

Terry Mangus visited Sunday night with Mr. and a Cox, Rowena, and were guests at a turkey banquet. Mrs. Ethel Moore and Mrs. Beulah Fowler, Moberly, visited Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Cable, Higbee. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Stickney and daughters visited Sunday with his sister, Mrs.

John Landreth, who recently underwent surgery in Francis Hospital, Litchtield, Her condition is reported as good. Mr. and Mrs. Bill and daughter visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Lewis, Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Butts attended services at the Baptist Church where George Ball was ordained as a deacon. Several children arc absent from school because of colds.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butts and daughter were supper guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert George and daughter of Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hamilton, Moberly, visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs- Marion Goosey. and Speaks at HELP Meeting KEYTESV1LLE W.

L. Denton of the state a of education speaker the asso eiation for retarded i I re HELP, met Thursday night in the Keytcsvillo High School. He spoke on a i i and con- i such classes. The Pentagon, headquarters of the Defense Department in Arlington, has 3,686,896 square feet of floor space on five floors. Open 7:00 NOTICT LATE SHOW TONIGHT Sullins, i Doyle.

and Ralph Lights were turned on the a Thursday i The slrcclo of Madison arc also being decorated for Christmas. Monday --Juicyburger on bun, potato chips, carrots, butter, appie Pie, milk. Tuesday Hot beef, potatoes and gravy, slaw, date bar, butfcr, milk. Wednesday Peanut butter and jelly sandwich, green beans, ma- Regular communication of Mo berly Lodge No. 3-M of A.F.

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