Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 2

POPLIN GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, TUNE 15. BOYS' STATE NAMES PARTY CANDIDATES NatlonalUU and Federalist TIcketH From Field of More Than "0 s. ocie ewA KOHI.C POSTAL WAGE HIKE BILL IS CLEARED FASHION SHOW FEATURES co-opmm CLVB MEET i plane for their home in Chicago YOIIIIK circle. First Pi-ruby erln following a visit with relatives; i i i i i i a covered-dish i to pirnic, 11 a. nonurliij; members of I junior clcpai i A lashion show featured a ing Monday of the Co-operettc Reach Houne Today lub mt the Connor hotel, attended! Bulk of thfl Good and olce to 240-Pound Butcher Weights HIGHER AT THE STOCKYARDS Honey makes a aoft, delicate white frosting for cake to be served the day it made.

Beat an egg white with a of saTl until it can hold soft peaks; then pour one-half cup of honey over egg white to a thin stream, beating constantly at you do no. Continue to beat until the frosting holds Its shape well--about 4 Alone With Measure to tilve Other Woikers a Raise. by 25 members and 29 guests. Charles B. Jogerst, Mrs.

Ralps Oberlechncr and Mrs. Aldon here. tit i i.oyai Boutn Joiiiin uiiriii-! Mrs. Mae Stafford i Boonvillc, June -A Mc eed City has been visiting. Washington, June i ifford wcre introduced as new The nationalists and federalists A au Mrs LlK 910 relatives in Joplin.

to boost the salaries of 475,000 pos- member(Si for the Buys' State election werc! luncheon. tal workers and 848,000 other fed- Bring I.llll* Bradbury clasn--Bycri Avenue chosen today from a field of 10-Odd i i i i church, covered-dish B. Buford and Mrs. Clar-1 dice Sluitt. hostesses.

Section Ilia nee Miss Theresa Rafika of Tulsa is Mrs. B. H. Cooper, president, and candidates of the two parties. State officers will be elected to- 1 i i C.

i Candidates for the office of gov- en ernor arc John McNay, 0 jj' City, on the nationalist slate, and i 2 v. federalist Steve George, Clayton. 1 home, 310 West A street. First Com- VVIlcox. 9 in the M.

L. Greenstreet cral werc cleared for Mrs Ray Hadley eave Thurf quick house action by the house day to atten th(j Inte rnatlonal Trade at Glance. Hogs: 25 cents higher; top $25.25. Cattle: Steady. I Calves: Steady; top vealers $29.

Sheep: Steady; top spring lambs $31 rules committee today. iNortir Jackson avenue, covered-dish much- Mrs. Glenn Hamlin and Thc postal bi wou jd a i so raise Convention of Co-opcrettes at Al. wou a Carol and Jimmy, of Galena, were a i 8 of posta i rates to bu uer ue I r4 AM 1 frvttt in Joplin Sunday. ft I provide fmds for the post- Incidental music during 1 A i a i i A 4 The hog market was 25 cents i higher at the Joplin stockyards the i yesterday, as all other classes held I off ice salary increases.

showing was furnished by Miss Mo. Pierce City, Monett Represented. school in Kansas City, and George from Chaminade high school of Clayton. Other candidates: Nationalist Lieutenant governor, Leo Mann of St. Louis: Mrs Semple and a i a Leo A rcpu blican, Pat True, pianist; Miss Mary Sue iiha Lambda sorority -Miss Mrs.

Robert Salisbury and Illinois told newsmen he expects' Farrell. violinist, and Miss Elsie crest drive. 7:30 p. m. illiam Meeks.

of Baxter rMch th Megee, cellist, and dances were Lambda A Joy Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Harris a son. will home Harris, 217 North Pearl avenue.

nf rolmnbus Miss yesterday for Philadelphia, where Semple be a delegate to 1 ur of hi.s mother. Mrs. Nina national republican convention. Mrs. Vernie Goff Bryson, Mrs.

the dual measures will reach the house floor tomorrow. Representative Rees, republican, Kansas, chairman of the house civil service committee, said the legislation would give $450 raises i the other government workers Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Wil- Pet Youngblood and Mrs. Ada a( CQgt $324 000,000 The total tary of state. Jack Walker of Mai-l i a Joncs an children.

Carol Tenny and son, Ted, have increase WO uld thus be $535,000,000 celine; auditor. Donald Schmidt of anc i ft yesterday for Kansas visiting their brother. Charles Goff. a vear St. Louis; treasurer.

Stanley Pjirks, Ciu 0 ji 'jj a visit with his i Chelsea, Okla. Mrs. Tenny and it Is Seen, Representative Rich, republican, Pennsylvania, a member of the rules committee, said the legislation would still leave the post office department $86,000,000 "in the of Kansas City: attorney general. pal enu anc i c. Vernon Dick Wolff of St.

Louis: supreme ones the Mayflower apart- court justices. Jim Squiies of Sul: nicn Mrs. Jones and children will livan, Jack Hill of Cameron, How-: hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs.j son will remain in Chelsea for the summer. Joe Williams and Jim Ferneau ard Adams of Chillicothc, James Mclndoc, ittiile ColoneMcft Thursday for Fallon, Mahew of St.

Louis, George Wilson Jon spe nds a month in they will visit on the rancb ol Kansas City, Dan Craig of Me- inpton Colonel and Mrs. Jonesjof Mary E. Grey, a relative of Jim i u( Reeg exp i ained that he post- Credie, and Bill Wilson of North and children will sail August 1 or Ferneau's. Kansas City. 'Stockholm, Sweden, where he' an A lawn party was held Sunday Federalist--Lieutenant nl be stationed an i Mrs tidies ana otner money-iosii Kent Kehr of of They were joincd here Colonel lght Qf Mr.

and features of federal mail service. office "always operates on a def- because of its various sub- and other money-losing presented "Miss" "ere. with wood, "The Toe-Tap Strut," steady with Monday's levels. The bulk of the good and choice 180 to 240-pound butcher brought $25.25 on the hog market about sows selling to $1V. Miss Joyce Ann Bradley.

They were accompanied at the piano by Miss True and Ellis. Models, displaying the latest in sport, afternoon and dinner apparel, were little Miss Carolyn Lowe. Master James McDonald, Miss Ann Froning, Mis. Marcia Lee Angel, Ji.s. Jean Hailey.

Miss The cattle market was generally steady on moat all classes, and veal calves were steady with best kinds bringing $29. The sheep market was steady with top spring lambs bringing $31. Slaughter ewes were largely eight to 10 dollars. niVrTtflV Joun Angel, Mrs. Paul Bradley, LAR.L JUNLl LUN Mrs Roy Williams, Miss Pat Mosher, Miss Barbara Babb, Mrs.

Ray Hadley and Mis, Connie Hale. Mrs. Charles Angel, served as narrator. state, Don Meyer of St. Louis: ones brother-in-law and auditor.

Bill Smith of Pierce i i and lrs Harry Darby Trotter! GUARD TO GIVE TRUMAN A LIFE MEMBERSHIP 1 Vic Douglas of Los treasurer, Charles Hutchinson of nc Chamois; attorney general, Ralph children Harrv, jr. retu ned to their i and formerly of Joplin. The following guests were present: Mr. Hartzell of Maryville; justices OId cean. Tex.

Mrs. Vernon Duvall and daugh- the supreme court, Kenny Curran Iter. June Ann, Mr. and Mrs. John of Kansas City, Joe Calahan of: Mrs.

LeRoy Van Hoose of Webb Roe. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth La- Gene Merrol of St. i was a Joplin visitor Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Proc- i i Representative a W. Jeffersoo city June J5 Smith, democrat. Virginia, asked President Truman be glven why American taxpayers should honorary lift! memb rs hip in have to pay for any subsidies at the National Guard Association of all." Missouri Rees cited as one example jj ouse TO OBSERVE 'GUEST NIGHT Carl Junction, June night" will be observed at a meeting of Masonic lodge No. 549, A.

F. and A. at 7:30 o'clock here Wednesday night. Work in the third degree will highlight the meeting. Twenty-five emblems will be presented, according to Don Roney, worshipful master.

Refreshments will be served. BUS DEPOT 317 Phone 3025 thtft LOW FARES CHICAGO 9.55 MILWAUKEE $10.35 DETROIT $12.40 CLEVELAND $12.90 BUFFALO $15.80 (plus tax) Savings on Round Trips June 29, at the White public service Louis, Glenn Parson of Versailles, day. Wayne Briggson of St. Louis, No-, Jan Fritz of Monett and Lloyd Hurshman of Independence. tor and sons.

Bobbie and Stevie. I papers in JMr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Sweeten, to the people Mrs. Herbert Price of Baxter, Mn and Mrs.

Lee Sweeten, Mr. and otherwise, they couldn get 1 i i 1 fcj Springs visited here yesterday. Mr s. Leonard Anderson, Mrs. Mary Representative Sabath, democrat.

I Jwhitsett, Mrs. D. M. Hutler, Mrs. Illinois, wanted to know what it Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Doolcv of Ne wby, Mrs. Ada Tomlin- -4 il Mr. and Mrs costs the government to carry Sororltv to Meet Tau Delta Omega sorority will Beaumont, Mr. ana -j Mrs a Handy, Bonnie Sut- meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon Glenn Dooley and daughter, Zoe, Mar orie Newby, Grace Richy, said at the home of Mrs.

Edward B. of Knoxville, and Mrs. i A Duley of Anaheim, good." Colonel Ben W. Lighty, president the honorL. Mr.

and Mrs. of the association, the mail-order catalogues which he "don't do small business any James, 2002 Kentucky. H. Henry of Alba have returned home following a visit in the home; win leave Wednesd ay for 1 A 1 fin" i Brigadier General John A. Harris, Missouri adjutant general, announced plans for the ceremony today.

He said the award is intended to recognize the president's long standing interest in the guard, and his World War I service as a battery commander in the Thirty- fifth division. Ants, although annoying, seldom Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Dooley, 1602 cause any injurj' to plants. CHANGE Byers, who observed their golden i Svedding anniversary June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Jay S.

Rodney left and Mrs. F. A. Dooley accompan-jby plane Wednesday for New York ied their son, Glenn Dooley and cjt for a few days vacation. They family home for a visit in Knox- VV HI be joined there by Mr.

and raises, the legislation provides for 0 Flinn, also of Jop- $125,000,000 in postal rate increases. of mail-order catalogues resulted award in a loss of "over $6,000,000 last others Jn thft of Missour year," but he said the proposed. ians who wU to Washin on new legislation would cut that from st Louis June are Gen half. In additional to the federal pay eral Harris; Brigadier General ville, Memphis and Atlanta. Are you going through the functional tailddle age' period peculiar to women (38 to 52' 713.) 1 Does this make you suffer from hot flashes, leel so nerr- i Mrs.

lin. Their return trip will be made i BRADY ROBINSON RITES Mr. and Mrs. C. toM, by automobile and Iowa.

Mr. and Baumiester WILL BE HELD TODAY i and chiidten, Gary and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas and; Wau i tasnaj are visiting Funeral services for Charles children of Salt Lake City are! 0 mios a ar ts. Mr.

and Mrs. I (Bradv) Robinson 70 years old. winston A commander of the Seventy-first Fighter Wing of the Missouri guard; Major Andrew C. Banning, vice president of the state association; Major Laurence Robert treasurer. M.

Hanson, uuk ih parents, Mr. and (Brady) Robinson Vo years out. i iffUlrtn tttrtl otw, high-strung, tired? Then to try visiting in the of Klarquist 9 West Second i who died at 5 o'clock 11 niUH A 1 A I RAILWAYS Mrs. Leona Lydlm E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com- as' mother.

pound to relieve such symptoms. Plnkhani-s Compound also what and other Doeton call a stomachic tonic effect -T T. W'll' i street. Mrs. Baumiester is mer Miss Charal Klarquist.

for- i afternoon at the Jasper county LYDM PINKHAM'S tuberculosis hospital, near Webb City, will be conducted at 2 o'clock ACCEPTS K.U. POSITION an EHsworth le Sundav Miss Barbara HiU a USe SUGSt Wednesday afternoon at the Emand Ellsworth, left Sunday Mr i a Bap fey Rey Mr. and Mrs. George Gooch, A Evans and the Rev. Rector yesterday for her home in Elj ill came to Paso, Tex.

Miss Hill came to Joplin to be maid of honor in the wed- Burial will be in Fairview cemetery. The body will lie in state at ding of Mrs. Gooch, the former the ar r-Hunsaker chapel until Miss Patty White. if Miss Violet Jean Hall of Galena the faculty of Kan- Miss Estella Armstrong, who has been teacher of English and Latin at East junior high school, has accepted a position instructor in the English department of the University of Kansas, according to an announcement by Roi S. Wood, i superintendent of schools.

1 o'clock this afternoon whenj Miss Armstrong, whose home is it will be taken to the church. i Atchison, came to the Jop-1 Pallbearers will be Ed Harris, schools in 1943. She first taught! of the 20 students from the junior land senior classes to be in Who and BEVIN SAYS TOO MUCH in the elementary grades. Aside from her teaching duties at the university she will do post-graduate work. States.

They are selected for per- sonality, leadership, character and scholarship. A meeting of the T. N. T. social group of South Joplin Christian church scheduled for today has! been postponed until July.

1C CVDCrTCn COnlti tl tt Electric Iron Damaged. 13 U. Firemen were called to the home c- Olive Ratliff, 512 Pearl avenue, London, June "But le United I must express i noon to extinguish a burning mu (basket. Slight damage to an electric iron, above the basket, was report- the view that I am glad the United Nations jt tr bleSH in its told a dinner meet- Members of Circle No. 5 of the if Woman's Federation of the First ys ling of the Anglo-Brazilian Society.

Presbvtenan church will entertain rnr IT null hfrtllBrfi the intermediate department of church school at a watermelon feast and swimming party Wednesday; afternoon at Schifferdecker ed. The house is owned by Mrs. G. B. Randall.

is difficulties now off with a flourish of trumpets, only to be disillusioned in the church Inner-Aid Medicine Real i For Gas, Constipation One man recently took INNER! AID three days and said afterward an hour of crisis." The United Nations, Bevin ft being "built up with a he never would have believed Mr. and C. Coffman and knowledge of the problems" a wait-1 his body contained so much waste Mr. and Mrs, Sterling Wolfe had ln solution. jsubstance.

He says his stomach, dinner and the evening 'his constant headaches came to an SUMMER MfLlfNEftr Special FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY! SC95 5 REGUUKIY $10.95 AND $12.95 QLAMTV SItK dav with Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Tadell at their home in an. Mr.

Wolfe recently replaced Mrs. Tisdell as administrator ot Prpfman Freeman i Initiation will be held WVer eru tlon ieven the rheumatic in his i preside Changing I kBW dto.pp.ww!. At present he Is i F. hall. Mrs.

Lillian Brand, will preside. I. O. O. Cox.

Greai presented Herbs: they cleanse bowels, clear June a from stomach, act on sluggish Members ihe cast of "Thej liv and Kidneys. Miserable peo- At CUt Drcfnrirr 7C Sewing Circle- will practice. A P' different all over. So GALENA RESIDENT 75 members arc urged to attend. go on suffering! Get INNER- YEARS DIES AT fntimiais i Galena.

June IV--Mrs. Dora Tinrks. years old. Short a Galrna resident 75 years, dird at 11:15 o'clock last nipht at 1hf Columbus City hospital vhcre had hcon a patient two weeks, had been critically ill the last SAYS MAN HAS STRANGE POWERS THAT WORK WHILE HE SLEEPS I A sirangc mwn an uu? 'The of TWO power-mlnd, ha, w.thln t.n, and had raided here since that reveals the story ol a mind-power of a thousand men or lime. She was married in Galena system that leads more as well as energ-power 10 Edward who died here to improvement in power mind, of universe which can used six ago.

achievement of brilliant business in his daily affairs. He that a mrmhor of St. and professional and new this sleeping giant cf mind-power, church. St, Mary's Guiid. happiness.

Many reiwrt awakened, can make man the Auxiliary of the jincnt in hcaUh. Others tell of of surprising nccomplijh- chwreh, the r. A. and the Reci- creased hodiiy slrengtn. iragnctic mcnls.

from the prolonging of procily ChjK personaility, courage and to success in many fields. Suivjvins are one Vrolher. H. The man, a well known cplorer Strangely, he says that power Carton of Elkland. and 11 nnd geographer, 531s how he found works best while we sleep, when nieces and nephews.

Reese these sliange. methods i far-off'prorter methods are used. Scrivener, Galena avenue, is a mysterious Tibet, cftor. called The author stales the time has nifre. the land of miiacJes by for this long-hidden system Funeral will held st trave ert permitted to visit 1l.

He to be disclosed to the Western! 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at St. how he Jearnea rare wis- world, Jir.d offers to wid Mary's Episcopal church. w31h the dom an 3cTjg hidden jTactices, ing 9.000-word treatise which rt-i Kev. Fi-eder5c of Independ- cloC 5y gynrded lor JTiowwitid man.v startling rwilts--to' ence. and the Rev.

Willard Mrt fc the MSS wn1c enabled readers of this free of cost Kite, local i chcrcc. Bnial mny to rt obligation. For vour copy be in Galena cemetery. He lhlt th. InMifate Mental- that methods for using them are Los Angeles 4.

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