The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 3

Mrs. Nellie Loving, Mrs. C. Michaels, Bobby Lynch da Anglen, Kathryn Ford, Lisa Ann Gamer, David Bull and Jim is one Edwards are celebrating birth- Una. It is 150 yards wide.

days r--- Lynn Youtigterg is also brating a birthday toddy. I The wictest in th i street in te world Buenos Aires, Argen WEDNESDAY i i Winners i By Bridge Club 9 -jt UST BAN NEOSHO, MO. MEMBER F.D.I.C LOA DAY Duplicate Club, directed by Mrs, J. Edward Morrow, played its weekly Saturday 'game at 7:30 p.m. In the clubrooms at the Neosho Municipal Golf Course.

Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Vesper made the highest score.

Loy Thomas and J. Edward Morrow were second. Hehind them were Gary Smothers and Melton, Captain Walter J. Guelder Mrs. Smothers and District Deaths Roy E.

Smith Tuesday, Neosho Daily News grandchild. Sorority Rush Party Held Mon. Mrs. Jewell Renick Mrs. Jewell Renick, 68 103 Roy E.

Smith, 59, Joplin, Rtc.l Grand died at 9 p.m. Sunday 4, died at 7 a.m. today in the I in the Missouri Methodist Hospi- Veterans 1 Hospital at FayettevilleJ tal in St. Joseph; alter months. an illness of nine New Arrivals rin.

i i I Mt Smlth WflS rn My 21, The Chapter of Beta 1903 in ste lla. He lived in this Sigma Phi held their annual Rush area most ofi hig life and wag a Mrs. Bill Shank, Gran he bushelman by tAde. He Driftwood Room at the Big Spring member of thc Mrs. Renick was born Aug.

11, 1894 in Dutch Mill, and moved to Neosho in 1911 Her husband, Roy Renick, an electrical contractor here died in 1958. She was a member of the Methodist Inn. A Western theme was used. Tables were covered with red and white checked cloths and centered Church. Surving are a daughter, Mrs.

Mrs. Melton, and Gerster Lente, ot t. and Mrs. Morrow. I' tA7John The samp followed a black- Hospital in Joplin at 4:47 p.m.

board Sn at He weighed 6 Ibs, 10 with coal oil lamps Dinner was ing leads. The next lesson, which Maternal grandparents are! 86 from tui plates. wUl.be given Saturday, Oct. 6, Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Fitzgerald, and which will be the final one 506 Cottage Lane. Paternal grand- in a course of fourteen, will de- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin scribe the strategy used by ex-1 Shank, Granby, Rte. 1 perts to defeat their opponents' was a Church and a veteran of World War II.

Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Barbara Drake. Neosho; a sister, Janetta Smith, Neosho; two broth-1 Mrs George Hornaday, St. Joseph; three brothers, W. G.

Whit- Sedalia, and Russel Whitaker survlvofi elude a tcr Mrs, California; Mrs Delhcnfc hoe, legos, Calif, rttfo si r- ml Mrs. Ed Kellhofer, Senecr Pauline Street, Grantor five half sitters; two hart brothers, and several dreri. Funeral arrangements are tiffr der direction of the Biddlecoml Funeral Home of and Wayne Smith, Neosho; four Entertainment was provided en Kansas and nd Cl5fd Whitaker, both of ffui'Goodman, Rte. 1, Mrs. A Wash Mrs.

Bur contracts, Mrs. Morrow said. At The ST. JOB'S Joplin ADMITTED: Sept. 24 Mrs.

Kenneth Weber, Neosho DISMISSED: Sept. 24 Lawton Massey, Seneca Lowell Williams, Neosho FREEMAN Joplin ADMITTED: Sept. 24 Ray Bane, Neosho" Mrs. Susie Taylor, Diamond DISMISSED: Sept. 24 William H.

Bane, Neosho BAXTER MEMORIAL Baxter Springs, Kan. ADMITTED: Sept. 24 Loretta Clogston Seneca DISMISSED: 24 Mrs. Susa Babb, Neosho JANE CHINN MEMORIAL Webb City ADMITTED: Sept. 24 Frank E.

Wells, Granby DISMISSED: Sept. 24 Edward Gibbons, Granby CARDWELL MEMORIAL Stella ADMITTED: Sept. 22 Mrs. Zillah Gibson, Goodman Richard Hill, Stella DISMISSED: Sept. 22 Robert Crawford, Stark City Douglas Morriss, Lanagan Mrs.

Flora Parker, Stella Ivan Lin ton, Neosho Mrs. Georgia Loncarich daughter, Goodman Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and son, Noel ADMITTED: Sept. Mrs. Lucy Clanton, Stella Mrs.

Rilla Kelley, Granby Carl Proctor, Gravette, Ark. DISMISSED: Sept. 23 Micky D. Housdon, Neosho Mrs. Billie Wilt, Noel SALE MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Sept.

24 Peggy Jones, 217 Hickory Mrs. Rose Mahan, Goodman Mrs. Blanche McGinty, 416 S. Hamilton Mrs. Becca Ben ton, 412 Maple Charles A.

Stauffer, Route 4 Mrs. Ozie Hailey, Neosho Mrs. Rosa Taylor, Seneca Mrs. Barbara J. Rice, 127 South Ripley Mrs.

Ina Martin, Lanagan DISMISSED: Sept. 24 Mrs. Den J. Grissom, Kentland Cooper-Skaggs Vows Read SENECA (Special) Sally Cooper and" Clifford Skggs were untied in marriage Sunday morning Sept. 16, in Miami, with Justice of the Peace, G.

K. Ensten, officiating. The bride is the daughter of Waldean Cooper of Lawrence, formerly of Seneca, and Mike Nease who played his tar and sang. A modern version. of the square dance was given) Mildred A.

Tpck. by a group of Mary Beck's dance students. Rushees attending were Pat by the Clark Funeral lers, Sharon Duncan, Shelva home. Armstrong and Lola Neil. dren.

will be held Fair view School Lunch Menu Thursday pie biscuits Buttered peas and Slaw the groom is the son of Mr. onut ie Mrs. Lester Skaggs. They attended by Mr. Cooper and Mrs.

Skaggs. The bride is a senior and plans to continue her studies. The groom Friday Hamburger on bun Onions, pickles, mustard Baked beans graudated from Seneca High School in 1961 and is emloyed at Carrot sticks the Granby Garment Factory. They are making their home in Granby, Mo. weeks visiting with his daughters and families near Bentonville, and in Tulsa, Okla.

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Lentz, Granby and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lentz, Rocky Comfort, were Sunday visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew Lentz. Grapefruit sections Butter Milk MJss Marv Kellhofer Miss Mary Margerite Kellhofer, R8. died at 1:10 a.m. this morn- her home in Seneca.

was horn April 1874 pear Ritchfiy. She was a former resident having moved to Sftnecn 12 vears She-, nw member of the Neo- Church. are brother. Ed of rural Seneca who is a nRtient in St. John's Hosoital in St.

Louis as-a result of an ac- ono year aeo: and two Sisters. Misses Nfincv and Rose of the home. Services will HP announced sf Riddlecome Funeral Home of Seneca. Church with the Rev. Thomas Raper officiating.

Burial will be in Cemetery under direction of the Thompson Funeral Home. Booth ORGA Harry A. Kittrell Harry A. Kittell, 63, a former resident of the Swars Prairie com- i munity, southeast of Seneca, died Sunday mornJng in the Veterans' hospital in Durham, N. C.

Mr. moved from the; Seneca area about 15 years ago 1 to California. During the last few years, he had made his home with a son, Bill Joe Kittrell of Winston Salem, N. C. Mr.

Kittrell was a START RSDAY Ben BLDO. Instructor Contact Elwood Knight 273S COU Only KRAFT rings surgery the first of the week. Services for I a Mrs. Mary Collings 7 ian dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Beb Love of Rocky Comfort, this Route. Vern Lentz was here Grove, Tuesday from and and 1022 baby, Horace Capps, Rte. Mrs. Peggy Morris and Kansas City, Kan. Mrs.

Hazel Thurman and baby, Anderson Earl Mefford, Rte. 1 Leo Wilson, Neosho Patricia English, 630 Young STELLA Douglas Cullers Visits In Mrs. Cecil Cullers Douglas Cullers spent Saturday and Saturday night at Neosho visiting with Dick Mussellman. Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Youngblood of St. Louis were en route home from a business hup in Fort Worth, and spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walker in Stella. Nola Dyer and Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Whitelock of Webb City called on Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Loral Kirk, Sunday. Gallic Bowers is spending three Mrs. Leta Cullers returned home Wednesday afternoon from a pleasure trip where she visited a sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Floy Happy and two daughters at Mrs. Lucille Sappington and family at Weston, and Mrs. Frances Lynn her husband and children of Kansas City. Doris Lentz has spent two weeks with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew Lentz. She returned to the School of The Ozarks at Point Lookout, last Thursday where she will enroll on Monday for her second semester. Mrs. Don Johnson and son, Donald Davis, who was born at Sale Memorial Hospital Friday, Sept.

14 are home and both are feeling fine. Guests in the home of Mrs. Mary Collings the past week have been Norman Lee West, Joplin, Mrs. Susie Allman, Neosho, Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Harris of Fairview, Mrs. Rose Love, J. E. and Phil, Rocky Comfort and Mrs. Oleta Peck and Barbara Ann of Neosho.

Mr. and Mrs. Carus Williams visited Tuesday evening at the local hospital with Cams' sister, Mrs. Mabel Love. Mrs.

Love had Wednesday visiting Joe Lentz, Marve Lentz and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cullers, Stella and cousins near Rocky Comfort. Charley Lewis, wife and daughters of Neosho called on Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Clanton Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mae Jessee and children of Aurora spent wtio died Sunrtav afternoon In the Northwest church at Miami. riarV officiated.

GravesiHe services were held at 3 n.m. In the Ousley Cemetery, near Stella. Mrs. Cook had lived in KRAFT roni And Cheese 4 DINNER 14 years. She was a member of the Full Gospel Church of Granby where she lived at one time.

Surviving are two sons, Herschel Cook, Goodman and Lowell Cook, Hueoton, a daughter, Mrs. Hubert Mustain, Miami; a sister, Mrs. Vina Walker, Bingen, gym fir 0 rr srx: MRS. JEWELL REX1CK Age 68 103 Grand St. Passed Away Sept.

28 Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Methodist Church Rev. Thomas Raper Interment I.O.O.F. Cemetery Macaroni 9 Chttst with Kraft Dinner Undtr macaroni, with golden chMa Eaay and quick to IE "Mia. Or; combine it with othaf foods for I week Mrs.

Jessee entertained at school Tuesday night, Oct. 9. dinner Friday her brother, H. Carter of Joplin and a sister, Mrs. Rhoda Carnes of Webb City.

Rev. Charles McGrew left the first of the week for Kansas City to help care for his brother, who hospital Entertainment will be provided and the public is invited to attend. I 1 was havng surgery a there Dinner guests Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Day Cook were Mrs.

Cook's daughter awl husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goble of Tahlequah, granddaughter, Mrs. Maxine Carlin and Mr. and Mrs.

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