The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 19

Sunday, July 15, tHg SUNDAY NEWS AND TRIBUNE, JOTHCRSON CITY, MISSOURI Annual Tiplon Fair to Open Wednesday Night TIPTON (Special) The 16th annual Tipton Tri-County Fair will open Wednesday for a four-day run at the Tipton Fairgrounds. A hog and sheep show will highlight the first night of the fair and horse shows are scheduled on each of the last three nights. Other features of the event, sponsored by the Tipton Agricultural and Mechanical Society, include an art nail and midway carnival tttractions. 'Wednesday will be 'free night" with no gate charges except for admission of autos. Fair officers are: Herman Knipp, president; Nelson Stonner, vice president; Merlyn Hays, secretary; Phillip Stoecklein, treasurer: and Ed Miller, Frank Lang, P.

J. Knipp Hubert Muenks and Vincent Hecht, directors. Our Lady Circle, Daughters of Isabella, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary with a banquet in the school dining room. Among those attending were nine original members, Mrs. Joe Dueber, Miss Delphine Rosenhan, Miss Beatrice Schmidt, Mrs.

Lilly Schmidt, Mrs. Joe Koechner, Miss Georgia Schmidt, Mrs. Rose Faherty, Mrs. Anne Schmidt, Mrs. Lester Rosenhan.

Airman and Mrs. Dewey Carpenter are the parents of a son born at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Millington, Tenn. He has been named Scott Howard. Grandparents are-Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Wehmeir and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carpenter, of Clarksburg. The annual sand green golf tournament will be held July 28-29 at the Tipton Golf and Country Club.

The tournament will include 27 holes of medal play in chamipon- ship, and flights. Recently elected officers of Tipton Council No. 1360, Knights of Columbus are: Arthur Knipp, grand knight; Wilbur Knipp, deputy grand knight; Harry Luebbering, chancelor: Connie Bestgen, treasurer; Elmer Miller, warden; Joe Schuster, inside guard: Jim Eichelbergerj outside guard: Michael Beck, recorder: Arnold Dueber, advocate; and Roger Fischer, trustee. The annual picnic of the Baxter Club win be held Aug. 5 at Proctor Park.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dix celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house and reception at the American Legion xlHLi. They were married in Boonville in 1912. Dwtto Sam Loethen Dies At St.

Mary's Sam P. Loethen, 92, of 204 Walnut dieid Saturday at St. Hospital. He had been employed toy the State Departoent of Revenue motor vehicle registration division He was born Nov. 28, 18W.

in Osage County, son of the late Herman and Sarah Loethen. On June 6, 1921, ht was married to the former Grace Bohannan who survives. Other survivors are two sons Larry Loethen, of the home, am Sammy J. Loethen, Nashville two daughters, Mrs. Duane Wright and Mrs.

William C. Lister both of Jefferson City; three sisters, Mrs. Ray Hahn, Miss Ann Lpether, and Mrs. Rose Stieffer- man; four brothers, Casper, David and Adolph, all of Jefferson City and Frank, of St. Louis; and four grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete, pending arrival of out-of-town relatives. Mrs. Schroer, 72, Dies at Home Frances. Margaret Schroer 72, of 723 St: Mary's died at 8 a.m. Saturday at her home.

Mrs. Schroer was born Feb. 25 1890, to August and Elizabeth Fuchs Gerber. She was marriec Nov. 26, 1923 in Jefferson City, to Otto L.

Schroer. She was a member of Evangelical and Reform Church Survivors include a daughter, Iberene Schroer, Jefferson City; a son, Roy Schroer, U. S. Navy; a sister, Dora Stieferman, Jefferson City; two brothers, Augus' Gerber, St. Clair, and William Gerber, Chicago.

The body will lie in state from 2 p.m. Monday until the hour of services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at a local funeral home. The Rev. Elmer Koch will officiate.

Burial will be in Riverview Ceme tery. Wild Brahma Bull Finally Captured WILLIAMSBURG, Mo. (AP)--A wild Brahma has been returned 'to its owner's barn near Williamsburg after nearly two weeks of'freedom. The bull was roped Thursday by Carl.McCowan, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Junior McCowan of Williamsburg, who was almost dragged from his horse by the bull. The boy's father got another rope on the animal and it took them, -with the help of others, three quarters of an hour to get it into a truck and secured with three, ropes. The bull' escaped June 30 during a rodeo on the McCowan farm. After the animal had been Rites Set Today For Mrs. James Funeral services will be at 2 p.m today for Mrs.

Eura Grace James 73, who died Thursday in Spring' field. Mrs. James was born Sept. 24 1888 north of Iberia, the daughter of Aebdee S. and Sisley Wilson Davidson.

On Feb. 14, 1904, she was mar ried to John M. James, and in 1911 became a 'member of the Fairview Christian Church. She was active in church work throughout her life Survivors include a son, Otis James, Iberia: a sister, Mrs. Ber tha Hendricks, Iberia; a grand daughter, Mrs.

Jane Tate, Cedar Rapids; a great-grandson, Danny Tate, Cedar Rapids; three nephews and a niece. Services will be at the Fairview Christian Church with the Rev. Mark Sooter in charge. Burial wil be in Cemetery, north oj Iberia. on the Cathcart farm near Hatton, grazing with Cathcart's cattle, young McCowan rode it down on horseback and threw rope over its bull, with large horns, area head.

The frightened residents of the during the long search. McCowan said he was glad to get it back to its owner, Eugene Hooks of Williamsburg. Daily Record Hospital Admissions St. Mary's Mrs. Lula Thomas.

Hartsburg; Mrs. Naomi Higby, 516 E. Capitol Miss Debra Yates, Holts Summit: Mrs. Mary Jane Cardwell, 113 Sullivan Mrs. Frieda Richardson, Syracuse; Miss Dorothy Braun, 310 Adams Edwin Linhardt, Chamois; Miss Judy Backus, Loose Creek.

Memorial Mrs. Ethyl Cobb. Whiltier. Mrs. Margaret Hawkin.

Hartsburg; Frederick Wolfe, 1616 Green Berry William Curtiss, Of Eldon, Dies ELDON (Special) William A. lurtiss, 75, of Eldon, died at Waynesville Friday. He was born Feb. 25, 1887, in Waverly, 111., son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert and Credy Timmons Curtiss. He was married Nov. 7, 1906, to Pearl Margaret West, who survives. Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mabel Manes, of Eldon, and Mrs.

Jean Casey, of Iberia: three sons, Donald, of Eldon, William, of Houston, and Joseph, of Eldon; a sister, Mrs. Bess Laughlin, Haven, a brother, Allen Curtiss, of Linn; and four grandchildren. Mr. Curtiss was a retired railroad conductor and had lived in Eldon since 1918. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Sunday at. a local funeral chapel, with the Rev. Harold Dodds, officiating. Burial will be in the Eldon cemetery. Services Today For Mrs.

Minster CALIFORNIA (Special) Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. to- Mrs. Darlene Crum, Eldon; a a ,9 alifo ni a funeral home Sirs. Edna Koeppe. 410 Jordan Mrs.

Mary Lee Robinette, Henley. Charles E. Still Debra Hake. Rt. 5: Mrs.

Clara Volmert, 923 Washington John Fowler, Jamestown; Miss Hale, 1119 Park Place. Ellen Births Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crum, Eldon, Saturday, Memorial V1 TM at their Beaumont home. Hospital for Mrs.

Mary Dolan Minster, 60, who died Friday morning in a Beaumont, hospital. The Rev. Ivan Dameron will officiate. Mrs. Minster was born north of Clarksburg.

She was the daughter of William F. and Minnie Belle McDaniel. On Oct. 14, 1922, she was married to Harry Minster, who sur- Services Today For Crash Victim Funeral will be 2 p.m today for Wanda Schiotter, 4. Lion, who died Tfeuradty an auto accident near Taos.

She was born Aug. 19S7 near Linn, the daughter of Max and Rebecca Wolfe Schiotter. Survivors include her parents: three brothers, George, Fred and Norman Schiotter; a half brother, Billy Mandrel; two half-listers, Wilma Schiotter and Jenny Fosnock, East St. Louis. will be at a local chapel in Linn, with the Rev.

Joseph Wyatt in charge. Burial will be in Lane Cemetery. Thomas Workover Dies in California CALIFORNIA (Special)--Thomas Edward Workover, died Saturday afternoon at Latham Hospital here of a stroke. The California resident was born Russellville on Oct. 28.

1877, the son of August and Catherine Workover. He was married Aug. 30, 1900, to Emma T. Jones who died in June of 1947. Mr.

Workover was a member of the Cole Springs Baptist Church. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Opal Rohrbach of California and Mrs. James Scott of Kansas City; four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Huning of California, Mrs.

Mary Stone of Eldon, Mrs. Cora Lee of Quincy, and Mrs. Emma Dammeyer of Passadena, seven grandchildren and 14 great- grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Village Destroyed TURIN, Italy (AP) Fire destroyed the Alpine village of Bousson northwest of here Saturday.

No injuries were reported among the 130 inhabitants of the Susa Valley community near the French border nor among foreign tourists in the area. But over- whipped flames destroyed 3( homes, the school, the municipal hall and the church. Only a single home was left standing. Coming Public Sales Be sure that your public is listed In this directoi-y. It will be published daily etch week.

Listing will begin three dayt before the lale provided a minimum size advertisement ot eight inches is used in the News Tribune. Sale Uling more space will be listed as many days prior to the salt as there are inches in the ad. SATURDAY, JULY 21, A.M. Located 1-mile east of West Plains on Howell Valley Road. Sale of cattle, farm machinery, dairy equipment feed.

0. H. Sears, Owner. Red Hall Earl Blansit, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 10:30 A.

M. D.S.T.--At DeSoto, Mo. 1-mile south on Highway Sale of Dairy Herd dairy equipment, Farm Machinery. Mr. Mrs.

Wm. Wideman, Owner. Bob Stovesand, Auctioneer. ANNOUNCEMENT Death! BLAIR, James .1., Hobbs Lane, Jefferson City, Missouri, passed away unexpectedly early Thursday morning, July 12, 1962. Friends may call at the Thorpe J.

Gordon Chapel from 2 p.m Friday July 13, until noon Sunday when his remains will be taken to the First United Presbyterian Church to lie in state until 3 p.m. the time of the service. Rev. Frank W. Penick and Rev.

Arnold Mintz will officiate. Committal will be at a later date. If desired, contributions may be made to St. Mary's Hospital. THORPE J.

GORDON SERVICE BLAIR, Emllle Hobbs Lane, Jefferson City, Missouri, passed away unexpectedly early Thursday morning, July 12, 1962. Friends may call at the Thorpe J. Gordon Chapel from 2 p.m. Friday July 13, until noon Sunday when her remains will be taken to the First United Presbyterian Church to lie in state until 3 p.m. the hour of the service.

Rev. Frank W. Penick and Rev. Arnold Mintz will officiate. Committal will be at a later date.

If desired, contributions may be made to St. Mary's Hospital. THORPE J. GORDON SERVICE LOETHEN, Sam 62, of 208 Walnut, Jefferson City, died suddenly at St. Mtary's Hospital July 14, 1962.

Funeral arrangements by Tanner Funeral Home are incomplete, pending arrival of out- of-town realtives. TANNER SERVICE Jefferson City Brazito Also surviving are two brothers. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc an ie and A Mc Daniel th of California.

Robinette, Henley, Saturday, Me- mcrial Hospital A A me TMber of the Baptist Church Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. CharlesjMTM- Mintsleur was also Past Worthy Volmerl, 923 Washington TM of the Order of the Eastern jrday, Charles E. Still Hospital. Star in Fort Worth Tex Names in the News Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Mason, Capital Citian's Father Dies in Big Springs wsrsrtt with tteir brolher. Mr. Scab Hicks and family. weeks visit in homes of her sisters, Mrs.

Hilda Rackcrs, Mrs. 5am Schwallcr and Mrs. Ed MBS sen. and brother Robert Bosch. received Mrs Schro( S1 rvives lht tom( a E.

W. Bias Mrs. Lloyd Sapp, 629 E. High word Saturday that Another sister, Mrs. Edgar if Urbana, 111., has Mso been vis- heri.

her brother. Elmer W. Bins, formerly nf Jeffrrson City, died in Bentonville, Ark. RITTER, Mrs. Mary Virginia- Age 41.

of Kraus Addition passed away at St. Mary's Hospital, late Thursday. July 12, 1962. Mrs. Ritter will lie in state at the! Freeman Mortuary from 2 p.m..

Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 10:30 a.m., Monday, July 16, 1962. Msgr. Gerald Kaiser officiating. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery.

Friends may assemble at the Freeman Mortuary, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. to pray the Rosary. FREEMAN MORTUARY ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. yearc of Chamois, entered into reft at the family home Thursday morning, July 12, In state at the Morton Chapel in Law. Funeral servicts will be conducted at the Morton Chapel at Linn Monday morning at 9:15 a.m., then to the Bailea Cmk Catholic Church at 10:00 o'clock with Rev.

A. J. Grellner of Chamois officiating. Interment will be in the Bailes Creek cemetery. Friends relatives will meet at the Chapel in Linn Saturday and Sunday evenings at p.m.

to recite the rosary. MORTONS SERVICE Linn, Morrison MONUMENTS and MARKERS MACE TILE MONUMENTS CO. 701 W. Main Dial -7914 LOST white, curled fox terrier, brown head, old. $25 reward.

6-3746. McWILLIAMS, MM. Bertha Blaser--Age 71 years, of Tucson, Arizona, entered into rest at the Veterans Hospital, Tucson, Arizona, Tuesday, July 10. 1962, at 10:45 p.m. Mrs.

McWilliams will lie in state at the Buescher Memorial Home from Saturday, 1:00 p. with funeral services in the chapel, Sunday, July 15, at 2 p.m. The Rev. D. Russell Lytle will officiate.

Interment in Riverview Cemeterv. BUESCHER SERVICE A-l USED CARS 59 Ford Galaxie hardtop 59 4 door Plymouth wagon 58 Chevrolet Belair 4 door 60 Dodge 4 door SMITH FORD SALES Highway 50 West at Dunklin Open evenings till 8 p.m. Cards of BRAUN--We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, neighbors, and friends for their kindness and sympathy, extended to us at the time of the sudden death of our dear son, brother, and grandson, Larry Paul Braun. We especially wish to thank Rev. Michael Schaller, Rev.

Milan Fay, the Buescher Memorial Home, the pallbearers, the choir, those who sent flowers, and food, and gave spiritual bouquets, and any one who assisted in any way. Your kindness will long be remembered. Mr. Mrs. Richard Braun Family Mr.

Mrs. Paul Moeller Mr. Mrs. Earnest Braun Always the Best, for Less 62 Chevrolet Impala, 2-dr. hardtop 62 Chevrolet Monza Coupe 50 Ford, Fairlane, 2-dr.

V-8 Stick 57 Buick, 2-Door Hardtop, $695. 56 Olds, 4-Door Hardtop. Perfect 55 Ford V-8 Sedan, sharp. 55 Ford V-8 2 Door Wagon MANNING MOTORS Hwy. 50 W.

at Dunklin 6-4322 FOR SALE--1960 Corvair. 2 door. Radio, heater, automatic. 15,000 miles. $1250.

Phone 5-5335. GROOSE--We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their kind and sympathy extended to us at the time of'the death and illness of our dear husband and father Henry Groose. We especially wish to thank Rev. Fernadinand Bonn for his words of consolation. The pallbearers, those who sent the beautiful floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, those who prepared the last resting place, those who prepared and served the food, the Sisters and Nurses of St.

Mary's Hospital, Drs. Ossman and Meier, the pulle Funeral Home, the organist and choir, and all who assisted in any way. Your kindness will long be remembered. Mrs, Henry Groose and Children STECK--We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended to us at the time of the illness and death of our dear wife, mother, daughter and Sister Helen Alice Steck. We especially wish to thank Msgr.

Gerard Poelker for his words of consolation, the pallbearers, those who sent the beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, those who brought and prepared food, the Dulle Funeral Home and all who assisted in any way. Your kindness will long be remembered. Vincent Steck and Children Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carel 'Brothers and Sisters STEENBURGEN--We wish to express our sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends who helped in any way during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother, Georgia L.

Steenburgen. Especially do we want to thank all the Doctors. Sisters and nurses at St. Marys' Hospital, the Doctors and nurses at Humphreys Hospital at Tuscumbia, Rev. Cellis Cram and Rev.

Malcolm Younger. The Kidwell Funeral Home of Versailles, those who prepared the grave, those who sent flowers and food or helped in any way. We are grateful and your kindnesses will always be remembered. Walter Steenburgen Children Flowers and Mourning 4 REMAINING--Stock of bird bath garden urns reduced Busch's Madison Dunklin. Monuments and Cemetery Lots 5 MONUMENTS, Rock of Ages, display on bus.

Route 50 east. R. G. ANDERSON MONT. CO.

6-3427. ANNOUNCEMENT MATERNITY for unwed (iris. Confidential low rates. Blanche E. 27th Wabaih 34577.

City, Mo. BODY It FENDER WORK Wheel Alignment Jc Balancing Frame Straightiaf. PAUL GRIFFIN AUTO SERVICE 317 Commercial Dial 6-2714 AUTOMOTIVE UMd for Sale 11 A DRILLING PUMP SERVICE SPENCER DRILLING CO. Office EtterVille. Mo.

Express 2,5424 or Express Mo. ALL KINDS Of Commercial -Residential 'Window Cleaning: Ruj Waxing or House Cleaning. Free estimates Honest, Reliable, Experienced Men. Dial 6-2551. FOR WELL DRILLING CALL KENNETH E.

-WALLACE, 5-1357 Old 54 South, Sun Valley Addition ECONOMY Se Comfort. For sale, 1960 Chevrolet, 6-cylinder, factory-air. 5-5549. BABY SITTER Wanted in my home. Call 6-4209 after 5 weekdays, anytime Sunday.

DEPARTMENT STORE Wants Sales Lady, experienced in Ladies Ready-to-Wear. Our employees-know of this ad. Write Box 16, News. Tribune, giving qualifications. PONTIACS, TEMPESTS, LARKS I 318 W.

McCarty 6-2033 USED CARS YOU CAN AFFORD CENTRAL MO. MOTORS Highway 54 South Dial 64187 EASIEST $142 I EVER EARNED, says Texas mother! Newest, finest Christmas Cards bring you $60 to $160. Beautiful, name- imprinted designs; many moneymakers. Special FREE offer: Sample Outfit on approval. Write SOUTHERN, 478 N.

Hollywood, Dept. 905, Memphis. Tenn. 59 -OLDSMOBILE--Holiday Sedan Full power, factory air conditioning. 61 Thunderbird, air conditioned 60 Citroen, Priced to Sell 56 Jeep Bank Financing DON BHUCKS, Cities Service Highway 50 at Dix Road Phone 5-3112 FOR the highest quality at lowest prices, see the used cars at Paden-Lincoln-Mercury Hwy.

50 West 6-6191 1951 CHEVROLET HARDTOP $100. DIAL 5-3161 1955 FORD--V-8, 4-door. automatic. Good shape. E.

A. Richter, Schott Road. Dial 5-1510. 1956 OLDSMOBILE Automatic, Power Brakes, Original Owner. Make an offer.

Call 6-6879. 1957 FORD, 2 door Hardtop 1957 CHEVROLET, 2-door Hardtop 1958 CHEVROLET, 4 door Sedan 1958 RAMBLER, 4-door Hardtop WALLAU AUTO SALES 505 W. Dunklin 6-2214 1959 T-R6 TRIUMPH--Completely rebuilt. New tires. Tops all around.

Must sell. Dial 6-7586. See. at 500 Mulberry. 1961 KARMANN GHIA Convertible (Volkswagen).

See at 1215 E. Dunklin or Call 5-6254. Auto Trucks for Sale 12 15-USED TRUCKS, TO 2 TON PRICED TO SELL ELLIOTT MOTORS, 58 FORD T6N PANEL--This very nice 58 is in top condition Elliott Motors, 400 W. High, Jefferson 61 FALCON 4 door automatic 58 Chevrolet 2 door 6 cylinder, stick 56 Chevrolet, ton pickup 53 Ford Vz ton pickup JACK WILBERS Standard Service Hwy. 50 West at Conrad Auto Accessories, Tires.

Parts 13 BRUMMET'S NEW LOCTtTON Authorized Radiator Service 401 W. High WE ARE ON VACATION THIS WEEK Will Reopen for Business Monday, July 23 BOB'S MODERN TIRE SERVICE 119 Bolivar Dial 5-2832 Motorcycles Bicycles 15 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Hydra- Glide, full dress. Perfect, 604 In- pendence, Columbia GI 2-7057. AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS SERVICE Offered 18 HELIARC Weldmg for stainless steel, aluminum magnesium. HELCO MACHINE TOOL FOR YOUR HEATING AND Central Air Conditioning Needs Call Montgomery Ward.

64111 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Female 32 A Texas Oil Company Wants Man Over 30 for Jefferson City Area We need a good man over 30 who -can make short auto trips for about a week at a time. We are to pay top earnings. $16,500 in a Year Plus a New Car as a Bonus Our top men in other parts of country draw exceptional earnings up to $16.500 jn a year. This opening in the Jefferson City area is worth just as much to the right man. N.

D. Swallow, Southwestern Petroleum Box 789, Fort Worth 1, AMBITIOUS--Married man to service 4000 customers on established local route. 23-40 years. $115. per week to start.

Write personal summary to Box 17, News Tribune. BODY PAINT--Man to work on used cars trucks. By week or job. We furnish tools, space, materials. Elliott Motors, 400 West High.

HOSTESS Age 35-40 years of age. Full Time. APPLY IN.PERSON -Mrs. Abington Coffee Shop 9 to 10 a.m. GOVERNOR HOTEL NEED SCHOOL FUNDS? HOUSEWIVES like yourself are earning good income by representing Avon Cosmetics, openings now available for qualified women.

Call 6-9395. Help Wanted--Male 33 CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY -SALES OPPORTUNITY WE NEED a Man for Central Missouri Territory to sell top lines of heavy machinery to paving and grading contractors, concrete plants, industries, mines, quarries and local government bodies. This is an opportunity for good earnings with excellent growth potential. confidential resume and photo to Box 18, News Tribune. DO YOU TAKE HOME A YEAR! We need owner-operators owning or able to acquire late model tractors, for long-distance furniture moving, the best paying branch of the trucking industry.

Must be over 25. able to pass physical, free to travel. We furnish completely equipped trailer: paid training. Many of our men now earning over $10,000 per year. Write W.

L. JOY, GREYHOUND VAN LINES, INC. 57 W. Grand Chicago 10, 111. DISTRICT MANAGER STARK BRO'S NURSERIES We are the State oi Missouri and have once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Manager experienced in direct-to-homes sales, capable' of organizing a sales force in this area for world- known Stark Bro's Nurseries, the oldest' and largest nursery in the country.

Company in 144th year known "world over for exclusive varieties and superior quality; widely advertised in leading garden Unlimited demand in city and suburbs for Shade Trees, Flowering Shrubs and Other Ornamentals provides exceedingly attractive opportunity to hire salesmen who can make top bracket commissions for themselves and you. We have a new SOUND MOVIE which is proving a sensational help in re-j cruiting and training salesmen. This is not a desk job. You will shown in the field our phenomenal new sales plan and be given complete field training. Not seasonal.

This is a 12- month business. We are interested only in an honest, sincere, hard worker who wants a lifetime career with the leading company in its field. Write giving information as to experience, martial status, age, telephone number, etc. to Norman McBroom, Stark Bro's Nurseries, Mo. Personal interview will be arranged with accepted applicants.

A TORY REPRESENTATIVE wanted to join one of the largest and finest sales organizations in the automotive specialty field for an exclusive territory in this area. We manufacture top quality lines of items that constitute the greatest sales volume in the auto accessory market. TRAINING AT OUR EXPENSE COMPLETE INSURANCE PLAN ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY HIGH REPEAT BUSINESS EXPENSE PLUS COMMISSION LIBERAL CAR ALLOWANCE OR AUTOMOBILE FURNISHED Our business is large enough to offer excellent present and future opportunity, yet not too large to recognize and reward individual talent and effort. If you are between the ages of 23 and 35 and seriously desire a sales career, write for application to 0. Box 177, Memphis, Tennesee ARTHUR FULMER Automotive Specialties MEMPHIS Dallas-St.

Louis Charlotte-Tampa Indianapolis-Mt. Vernon-Albuquer que-Colorado Springs-Louisville MANAGER pany Owned Service Station Commission i guarantee Small amount of capital required State age and Sales experience Write Box 15, News Tribune. MEN Local promotional office' has open ings for full time, between the ages of 18 24. Men who qualify can earn more than $350 a month, $80 a week guaranteed For appointment, call personne manager. Gibson 9-6397 9 a.m.

to 1 p.m., Columbia, Mo. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY We Insure Show Cqttle at Lowest Possible Cost ROBERT E. DALLMEYER Agency E. High Dial Five-1923 mm i CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Sanning's Special Of the Week 19" Westinghouse Portable, Television $129.95 with stand All Appliances Repaired 702 E. McCarty Dial 6-2928 SCHLOTTER, Wanda Lee--Aged 4 years, darling daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Max Schiotter of the Lane Community. Wanda Lee in state at the Morton Chapel, Linn, Mo, Funeral services will be conducted at the Morton Chapel, Sunday, July 15, 2 p.m. the Rev. Joseph Wyatt officiating.

Interment in the Lane Cemetery a Linn. MORTON SERVICE Linn Chamois Morrison SCHROERi Francei; Age 72 of 723 St. Mary's Blvd. passed away suddenly at the family home July 14, 1962. The body will lie in state from 2 p.m.

Monday until the hour of services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Tanner Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Elmer Koch will official. Burial in Riverview Cemetery.

TANNER SERVICE Jefferson City luiice as qood! BIG PATTIES in Our DOUBLE HAMBURGERS Highway 50 West Just East of Shopping Center NEXT BEST To A New FORD Is A New FORD TRADE-IN Check This List of CARS TRUCKS 1961 Ford 2-Door 1960 Dodge 4-Door 1959 Ford 2-Door Hardtop 1960 Ford 4-Door 1959 Plymouth Station Wagon 1961 Ford 2-Door Hardtop 1958 Ford 2-Door Hardtop 1958 Opel Station Wagon 1956 Ford 2-Door 1957 Mercury 4-Door 1960 Dodge 4-Door 1958 Chevrolet 4-Door 1959 Rambler Station Wagon. 1952 Ford 4-Door 1958 Chevrolet 4-Door 1955 Ford 4-Door 1957 Ford 2-Door 1958 Plymouth 2-Door 1953 Ford 2-Door TRUCKS 1950 Chevrolet Ton Pick-up 1959 Ford Ton Cab and Chassis 1959 Ford Ton Pickup 1952 Ford Ton Pickup 1956 Ford 3 Ton Pickup Open Evenings Monday through Frdiay Our Used Cars Carry S.E.I. Warranty The Original One Year Warranty on Parts and Labor SMITH Ford Sales Your Franchistd Ford Highway SO Weft at Dunklia.