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10 JOPIJN GLOBE, SATITRDAY, FFBWARY 21, 1918. LONDONER CONFIDENT NATION MURECOVER Brown Says Britain Will Overcome Economic Woes, in Talk Before Social Agencies' Council. Tom Brown of London, England, who talked yesterday noon before a meeting of the Joplm Council Social Agencies at the Y. C. A.

expressed confidence that his country will work its way out of the present economic struggle because of the strong inorale of Its people. The speaker traced the history of the economic situation England and the place the countiy held in the world scheme at the beginning of World War II, saying: "At the end of the war England had suffered much, 1,000,000 homes had been destroyed--millions were badly damaged, i churches, clubs and other buildings and more than one-half of its ships had been destroyed The country no longer had foieign investments to make returns, because these investments had been Golden Anniversary raw materials and equipment. Says Machinery is Needed. "It was then that the government decided it best to cut rations of the people in order to make capital investment in machinery, thereby increasing eventually the abi'ity to be self-supporting," he continued, adding that he was of the opinion that machinery is one of the most needed items in Britain's economic lecovery. In answer to the query, "Is England bankrupt?" Brown pointed out that when a countiy can impose such drastic restrictions upon its people and those people voluntarily co-operate, that country is not bankrupt." The speaker enumerated parts of the present program of recovery, which includes the production of steel.

Vorkers have raised the level of production above that Of 1939 and coal production has improved materially during the last year, he stated. "England is not meiely desirous of being an ally of the United States, but wants to prove that is capable. People and government are working hard together to make her a good ally. For better or for worse. Great Britain and America are destined to become the woild leaders and to lead by example of greatness.

"I believe the English people who suffered more during the war are intensely grateful to America and would want me to say, Thank you America," he concluded, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Marshall partly for I a 1718 Byers avenue, will ob- agricultuial theij ddmg anniversary Sunday. They will hold open house from 2 until 5 o'clock in the afternoon for relatives and friends Mr. Mai shall is 73 years old and Mrs Marshall is 71.

Mrs. Marshall DAVIS SAYS G. 0. P. WILL WjNJN STATE Bitter Fight, However, Looked for by Republican Candidate for Governor.

has lived in Joplm all of her life. Her husband ckme here with his patents from near Parsons, in 1891, and was connected wi(h the bakery business here many years. They have three children: Mrs. Ordelle Mays, 2028 Pearl avenue; D. Marshall, Redding, Calif, and W.

A. Marshall, Bonner Springs, Kan and four grandchildren. SOCIETY The meeting which was attended by approximately 40 members and guests, was presided over by Don C. Grafton, president. Mrs.

Katherme Conlon of Valley Citj, N. Is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Captain and Mrs. T. P. Conlon, 1901 Pennsylvania avenue.

Captain Conlon is army recruiting officer in Joplln. Mrs. Conlon is recovering from a recent major operation at St. John's hospital. A Lincoln-Washington tea will be given by Sarah J.

Martin Tent Daughters of Union Veterans at 2 o'clock this afternoon Memorial rail 4, J', J4. V- 'IT Mrs. Ida Forlow of Webb City and guest, Mrs. Essie Harris of Billings, were Joplin visitors Thursday. Mrs.

T. Euford, Mrs. Chester Balay and Mrs. Buford Balay left Wednesday for a two months' visit in Arizona. it Mrs.

Walter Howald, Mrs. Delia Sherman and Mrs. Jack Tanner of Lamar were in Joplm Thursday. Miss of Webb City visited here Thursday, Mrs. of Sarcoxie was a Joplm visitor Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs Gary McBee have returned to their home in Deming, Manvel H. (Cap) Davis, Kansas, City attorney, and candidate for the republican nomination for governor, yesterday predicted a republican victory in Missouri this fall but only after a bitter fight. Missouri, along with other border states the nation, will be the scene of close races between re publican and democrat forces seek ing to put their candidates in fice, he said. Besides Missouri being a borde state, Davis called attention to th fact it also is President Truman home state Opposed Truman in 1940.

Davis was republican senatona candidate in 1940 when Presiden Tiuman was re-elected to th senate. He stopped in Joplm yes Lerday afternoon en route to Ne osho where he was one of th speakers at the annual Lincoln da banquet of the Newton County Re publican Women's Club last night With one trip around the state already behind him, Davis said his observations indicate a republican victory in November. The victory of a Henry A. Wai lace-supported congressional can didate in the New York Bronx this week is not indicative of the independent presidential candidate's strength throughout the na tion, especially in Missouri, he declared. He expects Wallace forces to poll from 20,000 to 30,00 vote? Missouti.

That might be enough he said, to decide the election IP favor of either the democrat republican candidates. The candidate said he had certain views and a program he planned to present later concerning state institutions and public roads Hopper Funeral Monday. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Fleming Hopper, 83 years old, who died Thursday, will be conducted at 9 o'clock Monday at St. Peter's Catholic church.

The Rev. Father Arthur M. Tighe will celebrate the mass. Burial will be in Osborne Memorial cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 7 o'clock Sunday night at the Parker-Hunsaker chapel.

The body will lie in state at the chapel until the funeral hour. Four-State District Industries ARE BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE nson presided at a business ses sion. A social hour was held. The program was opened with group singing, led by Mrs. Joe Jeffcott The program follows- Reading, "The Ship of Bessie Benton.

Solo, "Leave It With Jeffcott. Reading, "Little J. B. Thompson. Solo, "Standing in the Shadows" --Mrs.

E. Gold of Little Rock, a guest. Other guests were Mrs. James Shipton of High Point, N. and Mrs.

Rhoda Arnold. Forty-six members were present. Refreshments were served. The Royal cTrcfe of the Women's Council of the First Christian N. following a visit thej met Wednesday afternoon home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Gerkey. the home of Mrs Roy Ma i co lm, on East County Line. Mrs. Ed g22 Cnestnu avenue.

The Gerkey, sr, and Mrs. Gerkey, spent Wednesday in Springfield. Mrs. Lillian Long has returned man, Mrs. Clyde Grimsley, presided "Near to the Heart of God' was sung.

Mrs. Roland Habermehl to her hoTe devotional which based upon the Twenty-third Psalm. A short session ing a visit with her sister, Mrs Daniel Bartholomew 622 Jaccaid was held, during which time reports were given by corn- Jack Williams. 616 Sergeant ave-'mittees and officers. Prayer was inue.

who is a junior in the col- offered by Mrs J. R. Bush. The llcge of hbeial arts and sciences I missionary program was presented I at the University of Kansas in Mrs. Lillian Langston.

The 'Lawrcnco. has been to of her program was "Pio- Sipma Phi Epsilon fraternity at! neer Missionary Woman." Mrs the umvorsitv Arthur Kenney, educational i man. gave an article on "The i Mrs. Alneta Franklin and twin Christian Flag." Refreshments! son 1 Michael Hov.ard and Pat- were served during the social have arrived in Cuba to 13 members aid four guests to join their husband and father. The next meeting will be held in Howard Alexander Franklin, avia- the home of Mr.s.

Clyde Grimsley, ition chief electronic technician's 423 Pennsvlvama avenue. mite in the navy. They plan to Jlrs Shannon Lmdsey. i for two Thc Pichcr avenue, was hostess to the mvy man a of Mr and Bonnie Ruth Circle Wednesday aft- Franklin, 311 North rnoon. Mrs.

Roy Coyne. chair- OUR NEWEST ADDITION FERTILIZER Deliveries will be hard to schedule -when planting season arrives. Order NOW so deliveries can be made according to your desires. JOPLIN BUTANE GAS CO. and Main Phone 940 Joplin, Mo.

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Leitha Rue! Bonds gave the devotions, using the theme, "Peace A short business 4-cssion held and reports iv ere gucn by various officers and the'Xational Asso- Committee heads. Mrs. A Martin offered thc prayer In the ab-1 of the missionary chairman. Cleveland avenue. .3 -Mr.

and Mrs Claude of the Ruigway apartments are vis- it.nc jn Dallas, for a few days Members nation Letter Carriers" auxiliary at a Send TWENTY CENT? for Punt 1 work of missionaries in India Mr" Tru- Lindscy presented the educational i and program in the absence, of the edu- i rataoml chairman. Mrs. Stella Rue Purmg tht social hour refresh- 1 4 Aif- tho home of Mr and Mrs Leiand ar program in chaige of i i Pichcr avenue. rcmpscy Southard, who reviewed Ten cc.vplt an aiticle from Call on the pri7ts 11 in Kay Long Coffey W. and were to vr :1 Mr? Thc next meeting will he held in Nf 222 Jpphn 1h-e home of Mrs.

Ed Todfl. 2118 1 POWER IS City Electric Service 684 Main Domestic Water Systems Installed, Repaired DO THE JOB WITH GAS rjndrrcrnnnd propane TANKS Mill operate with either ontmne or propane KM. MBrroer In winter, cooler In summer I works better. Tank and Bottle Gas All Kinds of Gas Heating Equipment Just received a full carload of Modern GAS RANGES. First come, first served.

ELKINS BUTANE COMPANY, Inc. Wheaton 58 Neosho 888 Pales Service Sheward Buick Inc. 4th and Wall Phone 6255 NOVELTY CO. North Main Phone 7423 COIN-OPERATED MACHINES J. L.

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MOTOR CO. One of and Antomoh.V and Truck JOPLIN-- XEOSHO Mrs Har- FRESH George Washington Cherry Pies ihr K'-'ipening of THE RETAIL BAKERY AT 2014 MAIN Offering KHI Oonklrt and I I THE SUPERIOR PASTRY SHOP OI'KV S( A Livil of South Mrs M. McKain chairman. plin rhurrh Wedne'- a mretinc of the Lydia -3 a i Thc dtvolioinl Circle which was held in th" hrme 7 if. bv of Mrs Vannoy, 731 Empire avenue Mrs Chsrles Laughter gave the devotion on theme, "Thanks Bf to Grd," 'with prayer During the business spc- sion reports were civn and various missionary projects for the circle wre Mrs.

Garold Morlan. missionarv chairman, presented Mrs Kindred, who was in charge of the missionary program Missionary articles from World Call were given by Mrs Mar- gnreta Organ, Mrs Jude Weston Mrs McKain, Mrs J. A. Covert and Miss Grace Wright. Refreshments Ozark Engineering Co.

tlflrmlk Joptlm. rtinnr Kit Steel Constructors FOKD DEALER and Joplln Thone were served by hostess the social hour to 10 members and guests The place of the next meeting will be announced. Pot IOPLIX PfBLIC SERVICE OO. SI 3 BISC IT CO. TRY Meadow Gold "SMOOTH-FRLKZE" ICE CREAM W.

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Phones 1500-1501 WATERMAN FLORISTS Henry Blaukat, Mgr. 1130 East 7th Phone 500 Joplln's Largest of Cut Flowers 7' Our Watch Repair Department will continue to handle the repair work and anjone who has left watches with us can rest assured that everything possible will be done to give jou the same courteous, efficient service as always. REEVES' JEWELRY 406 Joplln St THE OF VALUE GASOUNE DfSfL Service General Truck fr Terminal Corp. 7th Phone 44 Pennsylvania Joptfe, D. Miller Motor Co.

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