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January 1, 1956 Ncosho Daily News PINEVILLE Aldermons Spend Holidays Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Alderman SARATOGA Mr. and Mrs. Pace Visit Relatives Here Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Pace and cliil- and children of Lyons, spcnl! dron of Wicbiln, arc here for a Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Young.

Sgt. and Mrs. Darrcl Cnrnell of Wichita, spent the holidays weeks visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Junior Crispcn and children spent the weekend in Little River, Kansas with relatives. Nvilh his mother, Mrs. Anna Car noil, and brother, T. M. Epperson.

Christmas dinner quests of Mr nnd Mrs. J. Brown were Mr, nnd Mrs. M. H.

Skidniorc of Qua paw. Mr. and Mrs. W. O.

Moss, Noosho. Ronnie Wheeler and (laughter of Decalitre, 111 Mr. and Mrs. Cfoorpe Dennison and family of Skiatook. Okla.

Mr. and Mrs. Sim coo of Moborly, Jimmic Pale Brown of Anderson, Miss Don na Lou Sweet, Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shinn and son, Kan.

Jim, Mr. and Mrs. David Shinn, of Pincville. Mr. and Mrs.

Brown also celebrated their 64th wedding an nivcrsary December 23. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelley and son of Ft. Worth were visit ing friends in Pinevjllo Monday.

Mrs. Nova Knisley of Palm City, visited friends in Pincville Tuesday. Mrs. Knisley is a former Recorder of Deeds McDonald County, Mr. and Mrs.

Junior DcGroat and family and Fred DcGroat of Kansas City visited over the week ond with Mr. and Mrs. Dro.xcl Jackson. They nil spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford DC Groat nnd family at Gentry, Ark. Guests in the home of Mr. and Clarence Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Marion Moss of Joplin spent the weekend with relatives here and in Southwest City.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lett and children of Southwest City were Sun day visitors in the Harry Lett home. Mr. and Mrs.

Sic Smith nnd daughter, of Joliet, 111., were weekend visitors in the John Stay en and Bud Smith homes. Mrs. Mickey Thorpe and Charles are visiting relatives in Emporia, were: Mr. and Mrs). Miles Elliff and her mother, Mrs.

McCoy, of Wichita, Miss Jessie Ellifl of Springfield. Miss Rowan Elliff of Stillwater, Mrs. Rebecca Elliff and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanclley and children of Wichita were week end visitors in the Charlie Honey man and Elmer Mitchell homes.

Mr. and Mrs. Evcrettc Fletcher and daughter of Gravettc, Mr. and Airs. Charles Mcador, Mrs.

Hill, and Mil. and Mrs. Ken neth Meador and boys all of Noel, Mrs. Maggie Hardlcy of Ncosho, Dick Jackson, Mrs. Brian Rose and Roger were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Asa Mcador and Sue Anne Hand toy. Brian Rose was a later visitor. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Luman and son of Anderson were Sunday visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Honcyman and MikcX Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan Mrs.

Lucy Elliff. Mrs. i ni Manning spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Smith at Cassville.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs 1 Edward Spencer of Leominisler, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson and Brenda of Noel. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Kcenc Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lett and boys of Pitts burg nnd Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bone and daughter of Rogers. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Christmas were: Mr.

and Mrs. R. D. Evans and daughter of Pitlsburg and Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Scorggins and Marilyn of Colum bus. Kan. Mr, and Mrsl Carl Armstrong of Uncas, announce the birth of a son December 18. He has been named "Richard Eldon. Mr.

and Mrs; J. Armstrong are the pa ternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, arc the ma- crnal grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Butler and sons left Thursday for Welch, West Va. where they will spend Christ jnas with relatives. Christmas dinner guests in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ather Ellis were: Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Dcwitt and grandsons of Washburn, Mrs Ben Stogsdill of Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ellis and Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Elliff of Joplin. Other visitors during theday were: Mr. and Mrs. Earn Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Ellis and daughters of Rocky Comfort, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Largent and son of Car thage, Miss Betty Mac Stafford of Stella and Miss Louene Ellis ol Pincville. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Poindcxter and Jane spent from Saturday un lil Wednesday at Piggoil, visiting her parents. Among those from out of attending funeral services for Guy Bosscrman Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs.

Vincil Duval, and Mrs. Jay Taylor of Tulsa, Miss Annabel! Householder of Kansas Mr, and Mrs. Martin Carncll, Enid, Mrs. Mabel Scheffcrli of 'Noel. Mrs.

A. Dunn, Mrs. Stel ja Wanruu-k, Km in a liar grove. Mrs. Margaret Williams and Miss Lihbio Caldwoll of Ncosho.

Mr. and Mrs. Abo Lines left Fri day for Denver to spend Christmas with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Hover, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Moss and son of St-huyler, visited Mrs. Moss' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Duby, during ''hristmas. Mr. and Mrs. Hilly Kelly and Mrs. M.

1,. Hone of Wichila quests of their mother, Pear 1 Kellev. spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mr, and Mrs. Larry Robbins near Monett. Mrs.

Bessie Lett of Southwest City spent from Sunday until Tues dfijy with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cris pen. Mr. and Mrs.

Fayc Moss, Melvin and Edward and and Mrs. Ma rion Moss visited little Tommy Moss in St. John's Hospital in Jop lin, and Mrs. Tennie Lyster in Ncosho Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

Dart Shocklcy visited her daughter Mrs. Roy Kirby in the Gravctte hospital Wednesday. M.rs. Kirby will undergo surgery Thurs day morning. Her two daughters, Deanna and Linda arc staying with the Shocklcys.

Mr. and Mrs. Clicl Brown and (heir daughter and grandaughlcr of Emporia, Were Friday night guests of Roberta Brown. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Mcador of Noel were Tuesday visitors in the Asa Meador home. Carolyn Balay of Tills a spent the weekend with home folks. ELKHORN Steinbai town O. W. Steinbach of Texas City, Texas arrived here last Wednesday to spend Christmas with 'his fam ily and to take his family home to Texas with him after Christmas.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Taylor and Richard Keithlcy all of Texas City, Texas arrived here Friday to spend Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrsl Claud Taylor and Barbara Ann. They also visited at Mr.

and Mrs. Lorcn Eads home in Ncosho on Christmas Day. Mr. Willie Wayne Wilson called Wednesday afternoon to sec Clinton Taylor. Aunt Nancy Edmonds, who has been on the sick list, is ter now.

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Taylor and Orval Steinbach called Friday night lo visit Mr. and John Edgccomb and Clifford Taylor Sat unlay night. Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton and Richard Keithlcy visit cci "there also Air. Johnny Brown his mother. Both Friday and Saturday night, Bill Doles and family were there, Victor Ferguson has been on the sick list. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hollers and and Mrs. Bill Roller all of Ncosho drove out Tuesday after noon to Claud Taylors and the men all enjoyed an afternoon of hunting and the women folks visited. Miss Barbara Ann Taylor was skating at the Oneway Rink Sat unlay night. ROCKY COMFORT ROUTE Mr.

and Mrs. Speak Visit Relatives Here Mr. nnd Mrs Bob Snenk nntl son, Lnrry of Visnlin, nre visiting Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Do- IJL Spain nnd Mrs.

Effie Mr. nnd Mrs. Kcrvyn Clifton of Kansas City nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnle Mnrney and Dobrn of Kansas City, Kansas spent the Christmas holidays in the Roy Clifton home Mr.

nnd Mrs. Keelo Plumlee and Lonnie of Ml. View, Calif, I here Saturlay afternoon for a few dnys visit with Mr. and Earn Phimloo aiul other relatives, Mr. nnd Mrs.

lister Elder air! KINGS VALLEY Mr. and Norton Visit Her Sister Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Horton and family spent Christmas in Ncosho with Mr. and Mrs.

Tom nvy Curtis and children. Mrs. Hor ton nnd Mrs. Curtis arc sisters. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Ralph Gcpharl and Darin Sue of Springfield visit orl her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Michael, during the weekend. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Jimmic Bcrtalotto and Jaekin visited relatives at Exeter Sunday afternoon; Mr. nnd Mrs. If, L. Littlcfield niul children were shopping in Nco Donna visited relatives in Wester.i i ho Thursday and visiting Mi Kansas during the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Bailey of sas City. Mrs. Minnie Manning of Pinevillc, Claude Bailey of Rogers, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey and children and Mrs. Virgle Bailey Day with Mrs.

a. Litlleficld's sister, Mrs. Frank Rol and Mr. spent Christmas Alice Bailey. Mrs.

Mary E. Planck left Thursday to spend the holidays with her nnd family, Mrs. J. L. Gillespic of Orleans, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim OeSpain and Marlene of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Speak and Larry of California and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Shell of Tulsa were dinner guests Christmas day of Mr. and Airs, Emmett DcSpain. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Fox of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henderson and family of and Mr. and Mrs. Al Norman and children were supper guests Sunday evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Virgle Mcgarrah and son of Dallas, Texas visited in tlic'E.

C. Plumlce home Saturday afternoon. Miss Jean Tanner of Oklahoma City is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.

A. Tanner. Rex Paul nnd Dale Payne were in Neosho Saturday. Joyce Colman has been on the sick list. James Woolen of Exeter route SENECA Verl Pharis Returns To Base In Kentucky Verl Pharis left Wednesday to return to Fort Knox, after a 10-day-leavc spent with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Luther Pharis and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Plummer called on Edmondson Mon day afternoon at the borne of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lcc Ed monclson, near Wyandottc. Gayle was dismissed from Miami Baptist Hospital Saturday where he had rcntly undergone surgery. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Mailcs and Karen and Lenny, and Lilburn Mailcs were in Miami Monday night visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benny Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Mailesi.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Plummer of Kansas City, were guests over the holidays oE his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

G. Plummer and Max. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson and son of Topeka were overnight guests Sunday of her aunt and un cle, Mr.

and Mrs'. Lee Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of Pillsburg were holiday guests of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Hill. Andrea and Angela Anglin was in this community during the past week selling apples. Mr. and Mrs.

Len Hamilton and Martin Ray of Kansas City spent I ho holidaiys here visiting Mr. and Richard Payne. Mr. and Mrs. II.

L. Littleficld and family visited Friday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Taylor and Barbara. Other visitors present were Mr.

and Mrs. Orvalla Slcinback and family and Richard Kcithcly. of La Marque, Texas. Ronald Gene Broadhurst visited his parents, and Mrs. Wall roadhurst, over the weekend.

Visitors at the Kings Valley church Sunday night were Mrs, Len Hamilton a nd Martin Ray from Kansas City, Mrs. Tom PC lcr Mr. and Mrs. Noel, Gum and daughters, Alice and Carolyn, and Mr. and Mrs.

Ocie McFarland of Stella route. Mr. and Mrs. George Payne and baby of Kansas City visited ruring the weekend with Mr. and Mrs 1 Bil Payne and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roller and daughters of Ncosho and Frank Ridenour of Fairvicw spent Christ mas Day with Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Littleficld and family. Peggy Littlcfield returned home with Shirley Roller for a longer visit. Wall Michael and Wanda were shopping in Whcaton day morning. HART NEWS Mr.

and Mrs. Hall Enjoy Christmas Guests Christmas day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall were Mr. and and Miss Margie Grant of Belton, Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Brown and family, Mr. a nd Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Jim Wills and Julia.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ben nelt and Mr. Perch. Monday visitors of Mr.

a nd Mrs. Calvin Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Brown. Frances and Jmogeno, Mr.

and Mrs. "Babe" Thomas of Miami, Sandy White, and Inis, Richard, Charlie and Wilma arncs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Silcr and family were weekend visitors of BERWICK Mr.

and Mrs. Barton Visit In Perry Home Holiday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Perry were Mr. nnd Mrs.

Wayne Perry and children of Tulsn, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Perry nnd Donnic nnd Mr nnd Mrs. Johnnie Barton and children of Mrs. George Parmlcy wont to work nt the Granby Manufacturing Company Tuesday morning.

Mrs. Vclma Dent of Springfield came for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. N.

Carter, to spend Christmas in her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and family of Tuksa spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs.

Jim family. Christmas visitors in the hor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parmlcy were Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parmley 'of Carthage, and Miss lla Parmlcy oT Wichita. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Oxendine, Mr. and Mrs. Jack White and baby and Ralph Oxendine of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White and family of Granby, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Hollingsworth of Goodman spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Oxendine and Norma. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Wilburn Hoose and children of Arkansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joel and children of Fairvicw, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Haase and baby of Granby, Mr.

nnd Mrs, Frank Crawford and Nacline of Wcntworth, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haase. Miss Oott McGill, sophomore at Missouri University is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs.

ob McGill, Bob, and Patty. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vcra Anne and David of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Henry of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tucker and Joplin spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. B.

A. Henry. Mr. and Mi's. Tom Haase visited Mrs.

Rose Spencer in Whcaton' Monday, later Mr. and Mrs. C. Liston in Pioneer. Mrs.

Leon Oxendine and Mrs. Jack White and baby of Wichia and Mrs. C. A. Oxendine also called on the Liston's Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Haase and family of Seneca, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rccd and baby of El Dorado, NOIL I AST Or DIAMOND California Mr.

and and Mrs. Tulsa arc spending this week with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCrackcn. Mr.

and Mrs. Waller Clifton of Springfield spent Christmas in Sea cca with Mr. and Mrs. Don Crawford and sons', Don and Paul, of St. Louis spent the weekend with Mrs.

Esther Crawford and Rev. ml Mrs. J. M. Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Buddy and baby re here from visiting their parents, Mrs. Euchie Young Wave Testermnn. Rev.

and Mrs. J. N. Campbell entertained I i children and grandchildren over the Christmas holidays. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Myron Campbell and Emma, Mr. and Mrs. rgc Campbell and Denny, Mr. jmd Mrs.

Herbert Sanders and Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Campbell and Larry, Mary and Maurice Jr. all of Tiilsa, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Craw ford and Donuy and Paul of St. Louis, Mr. and Ralph Karney and Phyllis and Margaret of Spring hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Campbell and Lewis Jr.

of Wyan cloltc, and Mr. and Campbell and L. E. of Seneca. Mrs.

Elba and Colleen Mr. and Mrs; Wiley Spraggins. Jim Wells and Sandy White made a business trip to Independence, Thursday morning. Monday night visitos of and Mrs. Melvin Whitchcad were Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Whitchcad and Vickie of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. 'Babe" Thomas of Miami, Mrs. Sadie 'Herring, and Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Hurring and Christmas day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Roark were Mr. and Mrs.

Gayford Ward and fam ily of Joplin and Dianie, Billy, Lewis and Ruthie Wills of Anderson. Robert Ulmer, of Stillwater, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ulmer. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Graves and family spent the Christmas holi day visiting relatives and friends of Stiller, Miss Dixie Mills left for Calif fornia Wednesday after spending a weeks, visit with hcrparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mills. BERtr UAMtS ENGLAND MEMORIAL WORKS W.

Main St. Phone 128 Established 1897 For IK.Her laundry Automatic Laumlrv. phone 1330 A Trim 100 KOt'KLAND, Mass. Before attending her 100th birthday parly. Miss Mary Lincoln Greelcy distant relative of Abraham Lincoln and Horace (ircelov (adv.) sisted on having a haircut.

STARTS TODAY NEOSHO'S ORPHEU FEATURE TODAY 1:00, 10:04 Co LOVE LAUGHS AND RIOTOUS PURSUIT WELL HEELED BACHELOR TMlf DEBBIE mil CELESTE SINATRA REYNOLDS EOSHO IfiS 'S'ORPHEU The best of hie thai we possess, Is bringing others happiness, When we perform some kindly deed, Just help some one we find in need, We're getting nearer to the goal, That satisfies the life, the soul, No greater act we'll ever do Than cheer I he one who's feeling blue. "Jf It's Blue- It's Thompson" THOMPSON Funeral Hbme Phone 47 NEOSHO Phone 17 DIAMOND vr-'-tf I Mr and Mrs. Chadwick I Mr and Mrs, Musse Enjoy Guests Christmas Visit In Diamond Visiting in the Hal and Ruth Chadwick home over the holidays were Ruth's mother, Mrs. Lela Roscborough, and her sister and family ifrom Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Donahue. Mrs. Ida Rothman, who is spending the winter with relatives, apcnt a few clays with the Chadvvicks before Christinas. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Madison had their daughter, Wanda Ibison, her husband Ray, and the children, from Louisiana, in their home for Christmas. Wally Madison, who is employed in Barllcsvlllc was home for several clays. From a communication to friends in Noel from Mildred and Noah East who now live in Hawthrornc, it has been learned that Gilbert is in Korea, and that he has recently some honors and a promotion for belonging to the best machine gun squad in Korea. Mrs.

A. Dean Scott returned from a visit in Oklahoma just before Christmas, bringing with her her daughter, Donna Dean, from Oklahoma City to spend Christmas in the home. Vcston and Ruth 'Southcrland went to Heber Springs, for 'Christmas. Their visit was cut short by the entrance of Vcston's basketball team in the Blue and Gold tournament the first game being played Monday of this week. (And won by Noel.) Several INocl people visited in the home of Stella Rue, her sister and husband, Dick and Ethel Boylan during the Christmas holidays.

One of her callers delivered for Stella the holly corsages she had made for her friends in Noel and Lanagan- only one of Stell's gentures. She was also remembered by many of those with whom she corresponds, including Katherine Marshall, 'Wife of the Peter Marshall. Mrs. Esther Garner and her son, Allen, spent Christmas in Kansas City where they were joined by Mrs. Garner's three other sons.

Tom was having a furlough from his servicie as a paratrooper just prior to going overseas; Lloyd, who had just returned from Korea, and Bill, who works in Kansas City, made up the family circle. When the sisn "It's a Girl" appeared in Paul Howarth's Drug Store window last 'Saturday morning a great many persons were interested and happy. Then as questions followed the additional information appeared in the window: Name. Laura Sue, weight seven pounds and 14 ounces; time of birth, two minutes after midnight, December 23. S-Sgt.

and Mrs. Robert Manning and Mr. and Mrs. C. Oxendine, and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Haase visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haase Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Musscr and sons were dinner guests Christmas Day of Mrs. Anna 'Schleppy west of Diamond. Other guests wcerc Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Jones of Joplin, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole and Bobby of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and two daughters of and daughter, Lynn, and Jerry Manning, Fireman Apprentice, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr, and Mrs.

Everett Manning. Robert and his family returned Wednesday morning to Lake City, after first visiting with Ginger's parents, the Lcc Mainlines in Sulphur Springs. Jerry will return to San Diego later in the week. Sharing Christm'as dinner with the Manning family was Miss Jean Eldrige of Sulphur Springs. Bob and Jean Dav and family are here from California spending the holidays with Bob's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Davis, his brothers Jim, Don and and their families; and Jean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harris. Jimmy Weaver was able to be back in his home time for Christmas after staying in one of the Slabsides Cabins for the past two months while his home was being completely remodeled.

Mrs. Delia Stauber, who has employment in Tulsa, came home last Friday evening to spend the holidays with the Staubers of Noel and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cloud of Lanagan. Joyce and Jo McMillen have returned from Kansas City after spending the holidays with the "Doc" McMillens and e's mother, Mrs.

Vivian Clark and her sister, Jcannie. The Charlie Carrol's had their son, Jack home for Christmas. lack has been stationed at Camp Chaffee since his induction into the service. Noel people were awakened about 3:00 a.m. Tuesday by the fire siren.

Those who got out at that hour learned that a deisel engine on an early morning train had caught fire. The rest had to wait until morning, there being no local operator to call, as in the past. An untcntional barbcque took place in Sulphur Springs at the Wyatt Meat plant when about 30 hams and bacons became overheated in the smoke house, Tuesday. Those who followed (he aroma to its origin and received samples reported the barbequc very tasty, resulting in a quick "firesale" of hams and bacons on the spot. Kansas dly, and Mrs.

Tom Musscr anad Dorris and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenwood and Darrell of northwest of Diamond. Orval Cohu of Yakima, arrived at the home of his brother, Glen, of Lamar, Thursday. They came to the home of their parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Herbert Cohn, Thursday evening. Mrs. Margrct Rcnfro was pleasantly surprised Monday morning when her nephew, Lcc Housh and of Miami, came to the Albert Carriok home, where she stays, bringing with them, Mrs. Renfro's brother, Charley Housh of Bluejacket, Okla.

The latter is 83 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fesslcr spent Christmas Day with the Wililiam Hughlctt's near Joplin. Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Bochning and children of Brownsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wilson of Diamond were supper guests Christmas of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Boehning and Charlene. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lcttcrman, Mrs. Olga Donovan and Betty Bill of Springfield spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with Mr.

nnd Mrs. Lester Shimp. Other guests Christmas Day were Mr, and Mrs. Rex Link and sons of Ncosho, Mr. and Mrs.

Bur! Winv sett, Jimmy Burl and Georgann of Cartcrvillc. Betty Bill and Geogann remained in the Shimp home for the night. Monday, Bill, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rex Link ind sonc nnd Oarv Link to Ncosho for a visit and Georgann returned to her Ivomc in Cartcrville.

Mr. anu Mrs. Leon Sill and fam- ih' of Dewoy. Okla called on Mr. and Mrs.

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