Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 46

GALENA BIRTHDAY PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Celebration Three Nighls This Week-end Parade and Queen Coronation Final Night. District Death: BENTON COUNTY NATIVE DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Bentonville, Sept. 12-- Mrs. i Essie Elsca, 73 years old. Galena, Sept.

12--A pro- native of Benton county died at her gram activities and entertainment for the annual Galena birthday celebration lo be held September 17, 18 and 19, has been announced. Final details were worked out at a meeting of committee chairmen and the executive committee held last night at the fire station in Ihe city hall. All events will take place at night, except the parade, which will be staged at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The annual event is sponsored Registration of Old-timers will start Monday at the Poteet funeral home, 519 Main street, where those registering will receive ribbons. Old-time awards will be made on Friday night.

Center at Fifth and The judge's stand will be erected at Fifth and Main streets, the same as in previous years, and ail con- rpssion stands and rides will be erected in the vicinity of Fifth home live miles west of Bentonville at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, after a long illness. Born in Bentonville October 23, 1S79, she was the daughter of the late and Mary Dannon Hampton. Surviving arc her husband. Hugh N. Elseu; four daughters, Mrs.

Mamie Recce of Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Minnie Galley of California. Mrs, Mollie Arnold of Sunnyvale, and Mrs. Millie Anderson of Odessa, five sons, Robert, iointlv by the Lions Club and the William and Leroy Elsea of P.en- Calena volunteer firemen.

tonviUc Ward Usca army stationed nt Camp Chafee, and Buck Klsea of one sister, Mrs. Carrie Carter of Stigler, and one brother, Ben Steles of Muskogee, Okla. Funeral service will be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon at Zion's Kest Baptist church with the Rev. Oliver Koons, pastor, officiating. Burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery, near Iliwassie, under 3 INJURED IN CAR "FLY-IN" BREAKFAST CRASH AT WEBB CITY PLANS COMPLETED Two Soldiers Stationed in Texas ami Ktilph Carter.

of Car- Ihago Believed Xot Serious. Webb City, Sept. 12. -Three persons were injured in a two-car collision at 7:45 p. m.

tonight just east of Jeflerson street on highway GO in Webb City. Two soldiers, not believed seriously injured, were transferred from Jane Chinn hospital to Camp Crowder following emergency treatment. They are Murray Bennett and James Sctty, both stationed in Texas. Ralph Carter. 21 years old, of Carthage, suffered minor cuts and bruises in the accident, lie was a passenger in a rar driven by Tom Dunphy, 20 old, of Carthage.

According to Webb City police, the cars coliieded head-on after Dunphy's i a turned east from Jefferson street. The soldiers' ear was traveling west. The investigating officers said Dunphy was not injured. The injured persons taken to Jane Chinn i a in i i A if ii i uimt: niitti p. i i the direr-lion ot Call.son-McMnncy a a of 1Ictls Lc wis funeral home.

funeral homo. and Main streets, and one block west of Main street. MAN, 81 FOUND 100 UNITS Seven Galena young girls are rompeting in the queen contest "Miss Galena to select "Miss Galena Coronation ceremonies will feature the activities on Saturday night. 1he closing night of the three-day event. Candidates are Barbara Sfooney, Helen Dean, Phyllis Sweet, Joyce Keyser, Patricia Kdwards, Lcwellyn and Carol Rae Elder.

A. motor caravan DEAD IN HIS MEET AT CARTHAGE Cntthase, Sept. Walter E. Wclton, SI years old, a retired quarryman, was found dea'd about 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home where he roomed, 210 Lincoln street, lie had been in ill health about a year. Tha body was found by Mark of Galena I Wclton of Carthage, a brother of I I i i i a i i boosters, by the the dead and Mrs.

Lillian queen contestants, visited several" in the district this afternoon and extended invitations to persons in the neighboring communities to attend the celebration. The program of events for the 1hree nights has been announced' as follows. Thursday Xigbt. Sack races (3 divisions). Greased pole climb.

Shoe race (young men). Boys' pie eating contest. Ladies' nail driving contest. Fireworks display. Awarding of prizes.

Friday Js'iglit. Musical program by the men's chorus of Joplin. Introduction and awarding of prizes lor the, following: Person living longest in Galena, in Oldest person Oldest person born in Galena, in ettendancc. Old time Galena resident coming longest distance, in attendance. Couple attending married longest, residing in (ialena or vicinity.

Couple attending married latest, residing in Galena or vicinity. Youngest baby in attendance. Oldest twins in attendance. Largest family of unmarried children in attendance. Awarding of grand prizes.

Saturday. Parade, 5 p. m. First and second awards of $15 and $10 in school Heals; first and second awards of $15 and 510 in other floats. Judging floats.

Judging bicycles. Judging pets. Magician show (Ralph i Queen coronation. Awarding of grand J. CABINET TO HEAR BOOK REVIEW Brigglc, who owns the home where he resided.

Mrs. Briggle said she called Mr. Welton's brother when she was unable 1o arouse the elderly man by knocking on his door. He apparently had died in his sleep early today. Mr.

Wclton was born May 24. 1872, in Shclbyville, 111., and moved I to Carthage with his parents in 1SSD, residing here since that time, Surviving besides the brother are several nieces and nephews. The body was received by the Knell mortuary. FORMER CASSVILLE AREA MAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA A timely book review by Mrs. Kvclyn Milligan Jones will be presented at the Joplin Junior college student cabinet's initial assembly of the term at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning in the college auditorium.

Mrs, Jones will review the book "Windows for the Crown Prince." by Elizabeth Vining Gray. The book concerns Crown Prince Akihito, heir apparant lo the throne of Japan. The author is one of the Hvo American tutors who have taught the prince since 1046. The timeliness in the book review lies in the fact that Prince Akihito arrived in Washington, D. September and currently is touring the United States.

Ac- Cassville, Sept. Phillips, 71 years old, a long-time resident of this community and a retired farmer, died yesterday in a Huntinglon Beach. hospital. He had been making his home in Huntington Beach for the last several years, moving there from Cassville. Survivors include a brother, John Phillips of Cassvilie, and two sisters, Mrs.

James Keeling and Mis? Cliloc Phillips of Cassville. The body will be received by the Koon funeral home. Carthage, Sept. and Encampment members mot i last night in the I. O.

O. F. hall lor a potluck supper which the groups met in separate sessions. Mrs. Rhoda Clymer, rhief matriarch, presided over the LEA meeting, during which Mrs.

Homer Estes, chairman ol the ways and means committee, announced a rummage sale lo be held October 3. Mrs. Tom Dunn was appointed chairman of the work committee. In a joint meeting of the encampment, the LEA conferred the i i i a degree on Mrs. George Topper.

A drill was presented by the LEA, with Mrs. F. pianist. MISS GOP MEETING IN CHICAGO Carthage, Sept. Miss Elizabeth Peiffer, 1404 Grand avenue, will leave Thursday for Chicago to attend a meeting the following two days of the Midwestern States Regional Conference of Republican Women.

Vice chairman of the Seventh" congressional district Republican committee, Miss Peilfer was appointed as a delegate by Mrs. Estelle D. Tanner, Missouri's national committee woman. Leonard AV. Hall, national chairman, will give the keynote address.

WEBB CITY BKIEFS. Bartliolou- Funeral Today. Carl Junction, Sept. services for Ben L. Bartholow, 75 years old, who died Friday night in his home in Carl Junction, will be conducted at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Roncy chapel with the Rev.

Frank Nelson officiating. Burial will be in Twin Grove cemetery. The body will lie in state at the chapel irom 10 o'clock Sunday morning until the funeral hour. Pallbearers will be Jack Pritchard, Lomus Duke, Jack Davey, Ray Miller, C. W.

Roncy and Hugh Bandy. Carter Funeral Today. The War Mothers Club will meet Wednesday at the home' of Mrs. J. D.

Rickman, 1104 West Daugh- crty street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Bell Carter, Mrs. lda 'May Raskins and Mrs. Ralph Rickman.

"A Wise Choice" will be the sermon subject of the Rev. Asa B. Smith at 10:50 o'clock this morning at the First Christian church. At 7:30 o'clock tonight, the pastor will speak on "A Sure Thing." Mid-week services will be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night. Mr.

and Mrs, Joseph M. McCullough, 820 South Madison street, have returned from Wichita, where they visited relatives and friends. "The Forgotten Man" will be sermon subject of the Rev. Record Crowd of Fliers Expected Here ThN Morning IT Weather Conditions Permit. Final plans were completed last night fcr the i annual Joplin "Fly-In" breakfast to bo held this morning at the municipal airport.

Wallace Wilson, chairman of the Joplin Chamber of Commerce aviation committee and chairman of the event, said a record crowd should attend the "Fly-In" if the weather is favorable for flying. Last year approximately 273 planes carrying about 400 persons landed iiere for the breakfast and pro- tram. Wilson said. The annual event is sponsored by the'Chamber of Commerce and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Members of the Jaycees will man the kitchen to be set up in the airport service hangar at the south edge of the airport to feed visiting fliers bacon and eggs, toast and coffee.

Postcards nnd advertising posters have been mailed to fliers and air fields within a 300-mile radius of Joplin to publicize the event. Attendance prizes will be awarded to many of. the pilots. A special program of a i ment has been planned for the "Fly-In." Included in the program will be exhibitions of model air plane flying, dance exhibitions and musical selections by Joe Becker's Harmonica Band. The program, which is open to the public, will end at noon today.

NEW TO BE RECEPTION GUESTS Tonight, between the hours of 7:15 and 9:15 o'clock, officials and members of the First Community church will hold a reception in the church parlors for the new minister and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. E. Kccklcy Mr. Kcckley began his work will the church September 1 and delivered his first sermon belore the congregation last Sunday morning.

Those receiving for the Keckleys will be Ronald W. Robson, president of the official board, and Mrs. Mrs. Carmie Helm, president of the Women's Alliance, and Mr. Helm; Jack Parker, president of the Men's Alliance, and Mrs.

Steve Parker; Paul B. Ferris chairman of the pulpit supply committee, and Mrs. Ferris; Mrs Thelma McCIintick, superintcnden of the church school, and Ernes Brickey, church elder who has been assisting in the pulpit. Serving will be in charge of the general social chairmen of the Women's 'Alliance and the socia chairmen of the several sections of alliance. Special music will be provider" by the senior choir under the di reel ion of Harry E.

Hill, directot ot music: accompanied by Mrs Korma Butler Holden, assislan organist. An invitation to the public to attend was extended. FROM LOT, LATER Baxler Springs, Sept. 12--jElgin Lee at the morning worship Funeral ior Mrs. Pansy Mae'Carter, G6 years old, who died at 6:40 o'clock Friday night in her home, 706 Wyandotte avenue, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Wenc funeral chapel, with the Rev.

B. F. Clark officiating. Burial will be in Lowell cemeterv. C.

HOLDING CORP. TO REFUND SHARES Miss Jane Baldridgc and Miss Lois Jane Kirk. Thc Marigold Club will meet at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the cording to his itinerary, the 19- 0r Than SIG.OOO in Stock of Mrs. Gene Davis 3209 at the First Baptist church. A guest missionary will speak at the night service.

A different missionary will speak at 7:30 o'clock each Monday through Friday of this week. Thc Rev. Frank Funk, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will speak on "Thc Earth Is the Lord at the morning worship service today. A duct, "Hold Thou My Hand" (BriggsJ will be sung by Car thieves Friday night took Iwo automobiles from the Kinnaman used car at 140.1 Main street, but. one car was recovered early yesterday afternoon, police reported.

One of the two vehicles taken was found parked in the 1500 block on Bird avenue, where it appar- had been abandoned early yesterday, Jnvestigntion by Detectives Joe a and Harry Gibson incli catcd a the thieves removed two windows from the west side of the office building at lot and took keys to several cars parked on the lot. That occurred a 2 o'clock was John Wallace, indicated operator when of a tavern the lot, said the window was in place at a time yesterday morning. He parks his motor car on the Kinnumon lot. Wallace told detectives. Thc lot is operated by Norvell i a a 2305 Pearl avenue.

HOSPITAL NOTES St. John's. Mrs. Joe Phillips, 2309 Virginia Mrs. iieueral.

Cora Clreathouso was admitted yesterday coxio underwent major or minor surgery and later dis-jyesterday. of Sar- surgcry iiissed. Darcy Reynolds. 922 Missouri ivenue, admitted September 6 for nodical treatment, was dismissed vcsterday. Mrs.

Don Hoagland of Webb City and daughter, born September G. vcro dismissed yesterday. Mrs. R. 11.

Carlisle of Seneca, admitted for surgery September was dismissed yesterday. James C. Cant, 120-1 Furnace tvenuo, was admitted yesterday or medical treatment. Dillard Dicus of Stella, admitted 'riday as a medical patient, was lismissod yesterday. Mrs.

Kdna Wood of Galena, admitted Tuesday for surgery, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. H. J. Williams, ISOt'Moffet ivenue, admitted Thursday for ncdical treatment, was dismissed yesterday.

Charles Brand of Galena, ad- nit ted as a surgical patient Thursday, was dismissed yesterday. Jim Ferneau, GOT. avenue, admitted Tuesday for surgery, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Opal Morgan of Duonweg, medical patient since Wednesday, was dismissed yesterday.

Mrs. W. S. Lappie of Galena was admitted Friday night as a medical a i J. C.

Allen, S12 Pennsylvania avenue, was admitted Friday night ns a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Richard llowan: of Alba announce the birth of a son at o'clock Friday night Wayne Lee of Ncosho was admitted yesterday for surgery. Robert Mueller, S25 Sergeant avenue, was admitted yesterday for surgery.

Freeman. Mrs. Gerald Morris, Joplin route 2, and daughter, born Monday, wore dismissed yesterday. Howard Clement, 290-1 Virginia avenue, admitted Friday for medical a was dismissed yes- Wayne Bard. 320 Highland avenue, was admitted yesterday foi Mrs.

Henry Silvey of Seneca and son, born Monday, were dismissed yesterday. Leonard Frecsc of Webb City, a medical patient since Tuesday, dismissed yesterday. Ralph Petty, 2728 Servant avenue, was admitted yesterday loi medical treatment and a dismissed. Mrs. William Raelx, 301 Nortl Washington avenue and daughter born September were dismisscc yesterday.

Mrs. Kslher Lynn of Webb City admitted September 4 for inedica Ireatmcnt, was dismissed yester day. "Ralph Petty. 2728 Sergeant avc nue, was admitted yesterday fo medical treatment and lalcr dis missed. Mrs.

William Raelz, 101 NorII Washington avenue, and daughter born September 6, wore dismissec yesterday. Mrs. Kslher Lynn of Webb City a i September 4 for medica rcatment, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. William If.

Johnson, IfCO Annie Baxter avenue, a i Wednesday tor surgery, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Maude Long of Miami, August IS, dismissed ycstcr- R. K. Hansford of Ts'nosho a i yesterday as a medica a i Peter and Carol Brand of Jasper were admitted yesterday as sur patients.

Mr. and Mrs. If. D. Wigent, Joplin route 4, announce the birth of a son at 7:15 o'clock Friday night FIRST CITY SYMPHONY REHEARSAL SEPT.

21 Former Members and Sfliool A A BRIEFS. year-old son of Emperor Hirohito is scheduled to be in New York- Wednesday, the day Mrs. Jones will review the book. Following a month's lour of this country, Prince Akihito will leave for home by way of Hawaii October 10. He came to the United States from a European visit.

John Braeckel, student senate chairman, will preside at the assembly and will introduce Mrs. Jones. Arnold E. Invin, who will serve as faculty advisor for I he student senate fgain this year, said the assembly will be open to the public and that no admission will be charged. BOY HURT IN FALL FROM CAR EN ROUTE TO GALENA Galena, Sept.

6-year-old son of Mr. Mrs. George Clay of Bentonville, formerly of Galena, suffered injuries this morning when he fell out of the car while the family was en route to Galena from Bentonville. Brought to the office of a tit'icatcs to Be Issued at J'ar Value of S10 Esieli. South Jefferson street, i Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. George a of Las Vegas, formerly of Carthage, are visiting at home of R. McCreary assisting. Mrs.

Fred sister, Miss Mabel Shaffer, Webb City, Sept. ol stock certificates of the Webb City Factory Holding Corporation will begin Monday, with the corporation paying stockholders the a of their investment. More than $16,000 will be returned to the shareholders. Stockholders of the corporation at a special meeting several weeks ago voted in favor of redeeming the stock since it is not now in use. A total of 1,662 shares of stock, at a par value of $10, had been sold.

All of this will be redeemed except 27 shares which will be retained to keep the corporation in existence and available for expansion at such time as a need for capital for industrial uses might occur. Quackenbusn of the Floret in Carthage will speak on the sub- jeer, "Mums." The Tourist Club i meet al 9 o'clock Tuesday morning at 1he home of Mrs. Ben M. Holt, 52-5 West Second street for a "coffee." Miss Adcle Bcrrian of Washing- Ion, D. who has been visiting her a i Hoy Berrian at Oronogo, left Friday for Chadron, where she has accepted a position at the Nebraska State Teachers' college.

Mrs. Velda May Williams, 101 North Walnut Pittsburg, is a surgical patient in Jane Chinn hospital. Walter E. Brown, Joplin route 1, is a rnnjor surgical patient in Jane Chinn hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Phil Michard of Alba announce the birth of a a checks have been made out to the stockholders, and that the money may be claimed beginning Monday with the presentation of Officers of the corporation said daughter in Jane Chinn hospital yesterday morning The Webb chapter of the American War Dads and auxiliary will meet at 8 o'clock Monday night stock certificates at tho at nc American Legion hall on Galena doctor, the child a a ancl Miners Bank. The stock: Daugherfy street, treated for severe laceration on the back of his head, bruises 10 his back and abrasions to his legs and hands. X-ray examination of the child's head failed to disclose a fracture, it was reported. certificates must be endorsed Thc of tn( person to whom the stock a Baptist church met Thuis- was sold.

day for a covered-dish luncheon at thc homc of Docia Mcs cr business session was openecJ with To Inspect OPERA SINGER prayer by Mrs. KIsie Moon JDicia. Davis, president, presided at N. Sept. 12 the business session.

Eleven rnern- Cartha'ge John F.lij^-Re'.na'ld WeVenra'h, Mctronol-'bers answered roll call with Bible Wilson, county superintendent of itan Opera and radio singing star quotations. The devotions were giv- srhools, announced today, that the of the 20s, rliej today in Physi- on by Mrs. SToon. Class officers cian's Hospital here. lie was 70.

(were elected as follows: Mrs. His wife said he had been injCatherine Campbell, teacher: Mrs. poor health since he suffered alMable Storm, assistant teacher; stroke a year ago. He was a i i a Davis, president; Grace annual school bus and vehicle inspection will be made Friday, September IS, at Municipal park here. vehicles that transport school rh'Idren will be inspected by the to the hospital a month ago whenlHickman, vice president; Bertha Mate Ivghway department, Wilson I he suffered a heart attack at his Heifner, secretary and Ltiticha Ihomc at nearby Chazy I-ake.

Tenth and Maple streets. C. A. Kyrd. 18J8 South Garrison avenue, has been admitted to McCune-Brooks hospital as a medical patient.

Members of Rebckah circle will meet at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning in Ihe O. 0. F. a to i and sew. Ray Mink of Webb City, medical a i days at McCunc- Brooks hospital, has been dismissed.

Robert Leathers, county health officer, presented a i Friday night at a meeting of 1hc Marion Parent-Teacher association at Marion school. Mrs. Karl Hobbs, president, conducted a brief business session, and Mrs. Dorothy Landers, program chairman, announced events for the coming year. Devotions were given by Mrs.

Howard Frieker. Sandra McPherson, 510 Euclid avenue, a medical patient two days at Mc'Cunc-Brooks hospital was dismissed yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil, 1114 Case street, have returned from a 10-day tour of the northern states and Canada.

Mrs, Pearl Mowmiller, 323 West Mound street, a surgical patient at McCunc-Brooks hospital since September 2, was dismissed yesterday. Miss Ida Peden of Tulsa. a medical patient six days nl Mr.Cune- 1 Brooks hospital, was dismissed yesterday. Gill Weaver of a med- patient two days at McCunc- Brooks hospital, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs.

Earl Schmutzor, 303 West Second street, a medical patient five days at Stone Memorial hos- a dismissed yesterday. Urged by Frnnk Coulter to I lay In Orchestra. The first rehearsal of the 19.ir,-5 season for tho Joplin Civic Sym phony orchestra will be held al 7:30 o'clock Monday night, Septcm- in the auditorium in Joplin ier Ji, Senior high school, Frank Coulter, conductor of the orchestra, announced last night. The symphony orchestra i.s sponsored by the Joplin Junior college. Former members of the orchestra are urged to attend the first rehearsal and all other musicians interested in playing i the or- ihestra are.

asked to contact Coulter before the first, rehearsal. Graduating members of the 1953 high school orchestra are invited to join the symphony orchestra, Coulter said. During the winter months, the orchestra will present public concerts with outstanding guest artists as featured performers. KEY CLUB TO SPONSOR WEEKLY RADIO PROGRAM Kddic Coats of Saivoxio. ndmit- ed Friday for surgery, was dis- nissed yesterday.

Mrs. Nancy Richards of Sar- o.xie, a medical patient since Sep- ember 3, was dismissed yester- Virgil Betx of Carl Junction, ad- Thursday for medical treatment, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Bob Bittick, 701 Harlem ivenue, and son. born Wednesday, vore dismissed yesterday.

Mrs. Edward Courtney of Jaser, a medical patient since Sep- cmber 7, was dismissed yestei- U'trM I'liblislu-d I NOT1CK. N'utlo-j is lirrchy Ktvt-n a I i upon UH- e.state of Peter ITunt'ss, a been Knuit the umipr.sjpnetl. by a I'ourt County. Missouri.

brarliiK ilate he 211,1 il.iy of A tUM. All i claims i i a i salt' a are rrcillireil to t'Mllbil ti i Wise for alluwuiii-e. i six i i i i ttm iltue of I I i or Iliey may lie prrrltuln Yom of slK'h a (mil If nl cl.itmi! be not from tin- i i on i on a they Ah. i lie rr trl oil. FI.OKKNC'K JJL'KRHSS 3-' a i ST.1TK OK I I 9--SPECIAL NOTICES IVANT to cur to weat coast for transportation? pVANTKD experienced cleaner and tit permanent and sober.

Ozarlc Cleaners nud Laundry, 1313 Aluln. $200 WEEKLY It you nre i i to work In the small a i to business people only, late a Rood Mr, ttnd will follow our plan- to follow i proven plan on 5D--Joplin Globe, Sunday, September 13, 1953. WANTED--FEMAJLK SSKBD extra money? job, 5 or ii hours housework. 2 days week. plui lunch, transportation.

-OU to make calls per day -Per ueek or more In earnings is need only energy, strength and tc- STENOGRAPHERS--Immediate permanent opening tat experienced stenographers. Ji'plln office of cxpandlnc company. or write Globe Box 103. WANTED middle-aged lady or older to In Lome with elderlv lady for companion and share expenses. Phone 5531-11 or 72-19.

tot too much fur you to expect. Our Inn Is an oh! one. dolnR business Inter- lallonitlly. Write Box 13-11, Dallas. Texas.

EMPLOYMENT a i Moll Miller's. 410 Main. i A I wanted. Clilc Barber Shop. Main.

salesman men's clothing. Globe experienced in I I wool Mte.uly Job. Waulrobo Cleaners. HU'J i hniie.il. older man to work on a Mo.

i a Cormor Hotel. Mrs. Guthal. 1 I I th vn i i teacher. Please pass tul on to some m.in teacher who Ii i i i i lo set out or te.irhlnK I a futrrr i he can c.ipit.tllre on h's a i a i Rromul.

This i position i up- jioal to one a to earn $5. 00(1 to i7.0('l to He nuiM be. a excellent a a Kood a He should write to Dean i THI-I'J, 1010 Haltimore a rias City (i. Mo. YOURS EXTRA MONEY IN SPAKE TIME Take orders for lovely Christmas everyday cards from friends anil niljjh- bors.

Show the lareest line, buy at tin lowest prices, write for "double your money jirlce list. $1 boxes cost you 5Qc, one or more 51.20 boxes. B5c. 151s sender's name Imprinted, worth ICc costs you ic and up. Also stationery, gifts.

and cut wrappings that sell on sight. Kx- nerlence not necessary. Sample folder? anri literature sent Box assortments on approval. arc your nearest distributor for the big eastern lines. Order flll I 1 one house for a service.

MAN for shop, a fl. Phono 21, Krce lo a for val experience uneeea- sary. Hi20 Connor. '(unity of tierebv I i He wa-i Kranti'd i i i i i on the crttiile of i i i censeil. nn a In testimony whcnutf.

1 a set my i a i a i ttie or i -'1st i.S A I of A 1 1 Clerk of ProlM'' ANNOUNCEMENTS i A i Ol- A wish our itppre- lation to our i nnd i who in any a for i Ittiulncsa mid i in rli-ntli our licluvt'ij hUHlKirul nml i i i i eapectiiUy a tin- Kev. jj, J. 1 xl, singers, the Pot n't a home, the Assembly of Gml per- a iho.sr who Sfiit MRS. I I A LAPP1K A A I A 1 ant) mon for tiles. Twin i dolt anil Country Club.

1RB. A i a 21 3It vcitrs of on millt Commission on i Stciuly jot). opporUmit for ho i i work Hi'c Mr. 4 fl p. a or Tuemlnv.

A I SETTERS Modern Recreations SI 5 Joplin St. A A i in hus openings now, nnd i a i i firf new Joug tth exp i mnipany. KxccHenl i for rn pa 111 P. i i ram. rhono 111 85 nr i i Globe Box 199 MONTHLY for wearlr.K lovelr given lo you HI bonus.

t.tshlon l-'rorka to friends. No or exnertenre EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WILDER'S 3216 MAIN CMC) III AM Our a i who woulil have been 1 a old a i.s sadly mtpsed by Ills i Daikl.M, MK. AND MKS. A. A i A violets, a i sloclt I i in bloom, a vurletles.

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A i i i 7 LOST AND a a Ov-ncr a i by i i pay for ad. Phone 7SOI Carl Junction. LOST--Billfold; keep a a papcis. Call 7011I-L-1. A i Bach Ic-r.

a i i i i of Unqiieane. call I I A ALCOHOLIC'S Anonymous, P. box 8M BATIIS-irASSAOE i a i i a i a 2(1'- W'ull, phone 121)3-11. A for old people. Kmpirc.

phone 7Sua. DK. A Corbel Hachler, Oiiropniclor, 1520 CQnriecticut, phone Uli7TvA ropra ct or, 190U a phone -711. i MI noine. KOUd food ISO!) CJrand.

phone hospital pervlce. In J.ei;al i Kvn Thom- 4H1 1 a a 8 A I I TO HAT A i baited i i a i a (ctyl-. ride. Hill Honrdlm; 1 I I I 7 a DINE AT THE COMPLETELY REMODELED AIR-CONDITIONED HORSESHOE CAFE i a Fried i i ral'm our poultr, 3 1 3 MAIN PHONE 1 1 3 3 )--SPICC'IAL NOTICKS A.B.C. MATTIIKSS.

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Phone 210.0-\V-1. a IJ elothlnE rcwoven Ji-raev, I I woolen.i. i Weave.ru. 2L'i West i up.italn. I'hone IJODKON IJrliolHl-ry.

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"rebuilt, cotton or it-It mat le Inl i a puorie H70. Jopl NOT le.ipnnKlhlr for a contracted fith'T a rn yown. Clarence Oi'KN i a lioomi for by day. week, or I I in roorni plerre look Uiern over I'hone AN (Tie STnd i hclter. a i ronner'tcd and a i Kervlce.

Phone flt. i I A i i Measured In your home. Call A f.lock a work a a 1712 Connor, phone The Joplin High School Key Oub will sponsor a weekly radio program over radio station FCSWM starting Saturday, September The program will be given fr 1:10 to 3 :30 p. m. Members of the student take part in the program to describe the different organizations, department and activities of the school.

Commercial merchandise storage compartments. Tndivjdual household goody storage. Trans-continental household goods removal --By UNITED VAN LINES, INC. Tri-State Warehousing and Distributing Co. Phone 7'100 504 E.

7th St. Ttebckahs Plan Activities. Activities i months were discussed at a I business meeting of the Blend- villc Rebekah lodge, Ko. 298, Tuesday night. A school of initiation will be conducted in November and will be opened to all district lodges.

'Twenty-four officers and members answered roll call. Cordelia Glidewell of California was given fraternal greetings. The next will be Tuesday, September 22. ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS COLUMNS WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE JIGHF8 TELEPHONE BOOK DELIVERY HELP Mt-n women wil ni't; ncciltid i i books In Joplin nnd Wobb Oitv. J-'ull or a day s.

Delivery i A pply on post' cnrel to Directory i i i GLOBE BOX H91 PINBOYS WANTED MEN OR BOYS Apply in person 4th Street Bowl 4l1i a Joplin. 'Mo. KXPERIENCED MEATCUTTER 25 tn 4 Years Old Top Wages Steady job, alt benefits. Jack Havens THRIFTWAY a Florida (1X0 calls). SALESMAN i a hy i Mann Tad if Gror ore Products.

i school a i Krocerjr must, a a Uood alnry, commission, paid. i Rood a work I i a Kiirroiincl- AS, LlKonlcr. Ind. CA SI I IN hlK a for low-priced advertls- i and a a Orders lo December for holiday delivery. rommlMlons on complete dalen- line priced low ns $5.95 tar 100.

"REK S'-IIInic It It jio.ltpald. NATIOJ Writc Globe Box 198 at Once 1 1 WANTED--FKMALE A operators Imrne- for i a opci'iitorfl ror mix-MIntif A a i i i i for Typing hookltreiPltiK re- (inlretl. I'hone filXt ir i (Ilohe' HOA. Illie I nun SO lioxci lirlnt: yo" S''' "IB line. I a to liONIJS npprov.il.

$1 rimc'-Llle Tor prompt i A 2.VI5 Dcpt. US. ChlciiKO. A I i I i position ini; open to In liny one of I i i i coni- JvliJM. a i i i niHlinfI.1.

i he i lo i i rx i 4100 per ftn our llhi-rii! (i-nfici- Drnri 101(1 I r.lilx., I (i. MIL MO.VKY i rrlemii. horr, i i i i I i Kmi-M line. Hnmntra ttpprnviil. Chicago.

ApMy i The.itcr. I.K/ 1 N. a i a nooit. to Mv. In, i a ror'm and h.itl tlir'-e i i a i Mo, A i iOJ.

Joplin. 1 I I A a i i of per- thoKe who rfllfert-nt." No other i IHie It. of 12H exclusive ileslRnn. I i eKperl.iilv for hnalnej.i i 1 WPle price r.uirc* i to 55 to 575 commission on Vull or a i For i s.irnip!" i i f.imou* olrl- i i i PKOOKSF? lOM K. Troy.

Uept. AX. Chlcnco 2.1. I I I AS roi: I A more money ii-ninK i i i Ht m.iRle $1 price. a i v.V.ue-.

lop i In KXCt.n.SIVK i pprHonnlly.ed Chrlhtmiia Cards, i to l.lO^o on excIiHlves. lenrllns f.iat-sellers. flh Bonus. ''Iinrantee up to more i per box. Cet 5 A on approval, i i KREK.

i a men, J4W) State. Hept. 1C, Cin- clnnrrtl "HE I silk i i Steady lob. Wardrobe Cleaners, 1102 loplln. I a i not Koi to nchool, il.iy work.

Jamison Co. money. If you neerl S2ri-S50 rxtra wer-k. can spore five hours from honie a w.int I non-roxitlne work, write Globe Rox cin MllTer 9 Cafe 6 Wrouoht Iron VHV cook a a i I for lesal aec- retary. 1'.

O. Box 57S. AS Y--OKT OIIRIPTMAS CARDS AT NO COST Karn S1SO cnj-h sellinK boxes Ins new Photo Christmas Cards Trnlv i Your own card' offered i assortments on ap Imprints FP.KE. MIiJWKST. Ill: i Dept.

329. St. Loui.s. Mo. West 7th Ft.

Phonr Personnllzed CHRISTMAS CARD? Cost less a 3c each with name, i i come fast am ea.sy. Make hiR money with America': finest line. Also Box Glf WMPS, Oifts. etc. 30 actual cards with a imprinted sent free as samples plus boxes you t-ftn sell at J5.SO sent on approval.

Rend nn-ne. address todny. Of.N I A Dew. C-02, J300 Chicago 7. FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED ALSO DISHWASHER Good Starting Salary and Working- Conditions.

Group Insurance and Hospilalization Available. SEE MRS. HERRALD JN PERSON CROWN DRUG COMPANY a 10' Joplin, Mo. OK wanted. A In person, Horse- woe restaurant.

313 Main. 1 i I'hone Joe LonK. City 463, TRY GENERAL FIRST FREE Scrvl to Registration to Workers JOBS OPEN FOR MEN $75-51011 wk. S2SU mo. S325 mo.

$70 $1.50 hr. S2I wk. S50 wit. S-13 S27r, mo. i i A i tuulckcoper fExp.) a a his.

AKcnt 'lunmuT s. w. Mo.) Typist Typlia nt-rnril CIcrK Typist A ret. Cleric Trainee Supi-rv. (25-3M rno Knc.

i i To $400 o'. JOBS OPEN FOR WOMEN 1 (fili iliiys) $-15-48 wk. HnoUUcepor-Typlat wK. Mi-nofrrnpher (W. C.I siO wk HtcnoKrophera (r, ilays) $40 wli' Secretary (5 a jigi Ino PARTIAL 3.IST--OTHER JOBS OPEN GENERAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Phone 493 OH AfiSURKD future--Immediate opening for high-type young man with soon record pus follow- college NATIONAL J.50 to MOO per saTci Exclusive to salesmen nnd dl.itrlbutorr- NEW MIKACLK OUTDOOR LIGHTS Mweeplnu country.

Enormous demand from atation.i, stores, night-spots i I iiiuo awncles. i Moncv- Imck A A cllni-hes sales. No samples, no I i i no ex- pTlenee required. ii. LONO CO (JhlcnKo 1J), I I Established 1911.

A I A needs List local a for collection. $100-5200 comrn. weekly. No r.clllni:. no rollectlnB.

no experience necessary. DlRnlfleii. Heady worlt. i for advance- rnent-jilKher earnings. Globe Box 208.

A i i I Dealer wanted at once. Gooil i In city of Joplin or nearhy I owns or went Newton county. Write once, Dept. MOI-9-M-1G5. l''recport.

111. A I A to 29 years old. to a Rroccrs In southeast Kansas nm! Monthwest Missouri. Nationally a a Salary, expenses, automobile fur- nlihecl. Box 197.

In a day i i New iicn.in.tlnnnl i i Item for every food. beveraBe etc. Samples i UTILITY A CO. 53-T-21 Jackson, Chicago 4. A experienced I a i nalesman.

Must be sober, neat a a i hard working. Wonderfi.I opportunity for right man i a. growing local i Globe Box 205 Eivlni: age anil experience. WANTKD hy old reliable firm, an experf- enccd sundry salesman, i car, for a of Missouri. Drawing account, H.ilary a i commission, i drawing account i commissions: established, i a position.

Globe Box SALESMAN S3 to 20 prefp-rred. Must be a a a a cnthu.ila.itlc, likable and de- ermincd. Scllins experience a Jood starting salary. Commission, pair! Insurance, i dan and penhlon plan. Must h.ive Rood car.

I'hone 333B for appointment. a i a RiiCilIt Co. Sales Representative Joplin and Surrounding Territory A permanent hish earning opportunity representing; well established i with lop Ine of plant maintenance products a a PLASTIC ROCK FLOORING. Deal with Industry and large properties. COMMISSION A A 20.

Protected territory, leads from national advertising. i i Laboratories, Cleveland 12. Ohio. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE EXPERIENCED lumber yard, anil building materials salesman and manager. Experienced In bookkeeping and estimating.

Globe 301. 15--SITUATIONS Wjt VTED-- FEMALE BABY sitting, children ooardert. I a accepted. 2101 Penni-yKania, phono 7003-J. CURTAINS laundered Phone 26H-J, 1730 Indiana.

stretched. KXPERIENCED secretary stenographer wants parttlme work during school hours Fart nnd nccurate dictation and transcription at your convenience. Will pICKtip and deliver. Phone 6744-vV. smaTl, MTDDLK AGKD woman.

healthy, tmlncumhercd. Chrlrtlan honse work, home wages. Restaurant work or jtewlng project. Joplin Fox i07. A.