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THE NEODESHA NEWS. NEODESHA, WILSON COUNTY, KAN. DECEMBER 1, 1949 ATTEND MOUND VALLEY RESEARCH STATION MEETING. Paul Stephens and Elmer Morgan, and Judge Wm. J.

Wertz of Wichita, who was spending the week-end here, attended the meeting at the newly established Mound Valley Farm Research Station last Friday evening at Mound Valley. Kansas State College said the station will be dedicated to raising the income of Southeastern Kansas farmers. They spoke at a meeting marking the establishment of the station on the 243 acre former Mound Valley airfield. Harold Myers, Agronomy specialist, and F. W.

Atkeson, dairy specialist, said that one of the objectives of the station will be to TAXI Phone 499 determine the cause of soil iencies that have decreased the production of many milk cows in this area. All officers of the Southeast Kansas Agriculture Research were re-elected at the association meeting. Maurice Wyckoff of Al- tamont is president. -N- Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Nay had as Thanksgiving guests her aunt, Mrs. Sophia Baker, her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

Ollie Smith and Miss Gertrude Kincade, of Caney. -N- News subscriber A. T. Nichols and family, here is your free ticket to the Klock Theatre, good Dec. to Dec.

8 only. Tax 6c each required. LORBEER MOTORS Complete Mechanical and Lubrication Service 712 Main Phone 302 WEDGW WOOD BONE CHINA Charnwood A centuries old Chinese design first made in 1790. A bright pattern with red predominating. 5-pc.

Place Setting $14.50 Loran a na Shop "Needesha's Most Interesting Store" Neodesha, 515 Main. Phone 62 ANSWER TO YOUR GIFT PROBLEM! THE Easy I artificate NAME A FORD 000 OF. BEARER of any AMOUNT De Gift hove merchandise or service Certificate FORD GIFT CERTIFICATES CAN BE MADE OUT FOR FULL OR PART PAYMENT ON ANY MERCHANDISE IN OUR DEALERSHIP GENUINE CESSOR BERT ALLY MOTOR CO. 313 Main Phone 56 FUNERAL OF W. T.

KERSEY. Funeral services for William T. Kersey, who died Sunday, Nov. 20, at Swayzee, held Wednesday, Nov. 23, at the William Fawcett funeral home with Rev.

Frank Sprague of the Christian church in charge. Mrs. Bert McCray and Mrs. Blaine White, accompanied by Mrs. D.

S. Lewis, sang "In the Garden" and "No Night There." Casket bearers were James Baldridge, John Hale, William Erickson, Lloyd Graves, Vern Wells, and H. G. Stone, all of Caney. Interment was in the Neodesha cemetery with the Masons conducting their ritualistic services at the graveside.

Out-of-town relatives attending the services were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Haines, Swayzee, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rybolt, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kersey and daughter, Charla Anne, Cole Camp, Mrs. Thelma Young, Torrance, and Frances Boggs, Independence. -town friends attending were Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Roberds and Mrs. Fred D. Jones, Caney.

-N- Woods for lumber. Phone 15. tf SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 'VASELINE" Vaseline CREAM HAIR CREAM TONIC HAIR LANOLIN TONIC GIANT OR YOUR MONEY BACK! KLAYDER GARRETT PHARMACY 503 Main Phone SANTA IS COMING to Town SATURDAY TAKE A TIP FROM SANTA: "The holiday season is here and my suggestion to you is that you get those clothes that need cleaning down to the Neodesha Cleaners NOW!" Allow us ample time to do the kind of a job you have a right to expect. Our completely modern plant and equipment and trained personnel are ready to serve your holiday dry cleaning needs. NEO 609 MAIN DESHA E.

ST CLEANERS PAGE THREE K-47 WEST OF ALTOONA TO BE RELOCATED. Condemnation proceedings for the acquisition of right way along a 2.5-mile section of K-47 west from Altoona preparatory a relocation of the highway, were opened last week by the State Highway Commission. Plans for the proposed new location call for the route to continue straight east instead of making the turn south, approximately 2.5 miles west of or Altoona, as it does the present time. By relocating this section of the road several sharp turns will be eliminated, a better alignment will be realized and a standard adequate grade can be constructed. Although no definite starting date has been announced the first work to be done will consist of grading and the erection of a bridge over the Verdigris river, Roy W.

Cox, highway director, said. Even before any work order can be issued by the commission a satisfactory purchase of the right of way, bidding and contract approval must be completed, 1 he added. -N- "TULSA" PLAYING AT THE KLOCK THEATRE DEC. 4-5-6. According to Susan Hayward, the most strenuous role in which she's ever been cast was that of the wild-catter in Walter Wanger's Technicolor epic, drama which plays Klock Theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Dec.

4-5-6. Not only did she appear before the cameras during each of the 64 shooting days allowed for the Eagle Lion release, but she was also called upon to take part in some of the most demanding action scenes of her career. The fast-moving documenting the birth of Oklahoma's great oil industry, has riding horseback, tumbling, into oil sumps, braving an oil holocaust, cuffing various antagonists, and falling under the hoofs of a runaway horse. Miss Hayward shares stellar honors with Robert and Pedro Armendariz in "Tulsa." -N- Do your Christmas Shopping at White Utt Furniture. 45-51 THE Bulldogger TexTan SADDLE CRAFT BILLFOLD A TexTan billfold of finest TexTan leather, hand.

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W. MEETING. The B. P. W.

Club met Tuesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Henry Baldwin. At the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Baldwin, it was voted to enter a float in the Christmas Jubilee parade to be held Saturday, Dec. 3, and to attend the Chamber of Commerce dinner in December.

Plans were also made for the annual Christmas party to be held in December. The International Relations KEY BLANKET LINED JACKETS $3.98 KEY OVERALLS 9-oz. Sanforized Triple Stitched $2.69 THE TOGGERY For The Best in Work Clothes committee had charge of the program. At the close of the evening refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Sharp and Virgil Hewitt attended the scout dinner in the Methodist church in Chanute Tuesday evening. Congressman Herbert "Hub" Meyer of Independence was guest speaker. Scout awards were made at the meeting. Mr.

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