Wayne County Journal-Banner from Piedmont, Missouri • 4

WAYNE COUNTY; JOURNAL-BANNER, PIEDMONT, MO. SEALED BEAM CONVERSION KITS $4 98 TWIN ELECTRIC AIR HORNS $4.98 THURSDAY. DEC. 6. 1345 STRAYED 2 cows -md calves; 1 whiteface, some ear marks, and 1 motley face, brand letter on left hip with black heifer calf.

Information of whereabout will be liberally rewarded. E. F. Thurman. P.ed-mont.

Mo. 33 tfc. old Pevril farm. 37 2tp NOTICE To Water Users: bills are payable, net bills until the 16th: after 16th the bLl is gross bill. I am in he C.ty HMI Tuesdays, Thursdays and Situr-days.

G. Oscar Sheets, Collec- tor- 37 Itc SEALED BEAM DRIVING LIGHT $3.98 SEALED BEAM FOG LIGHTS $3.19 TIGER CHIEF BATTERY 18 months guaranty $6J25 THREE IN LINE CLEARANCE LIGHTS 95c PURE PENN MOTOR OIL Per gallon 70c THE KICK-KNACK CORNER Now open at the FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Mon. through to 5:00 P. M. Proceeds to Organ Fund Christian Church Choir BIBLE CLASS MEETS CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Marys and Marthas Bib'e Class held their regular 1 o'clock luncheon in the dining room of the Christian Church on last Wednesday with Maude McFarland and Louise Goff as Following the luncheon Miss Kruse, District Social Security Supervisor and Miss Edna Price of the local Social Security board who were guests spoke interestingly of their work.

Stressing mainlv child welfare in the district and couny- The devotional period was led by Mrs. Bly Berryman, and Mrs. Gail Cortez gave an interesting character sudv of Esther. The business session was conducted by the President. Louise Goff, the nom'natine committee presented the names of the- following officers to serve fo- the coming year and their ele'ti 'n.

President, Mrs. Louise Goff; Vice-PresicU'nt, Mrs. Gail Cortez; Secretary-Treasurer. Mis Bly Berryman: Teachers. Mrs Lucy Trask; Assistant teacher.

Mrs. Stella Henson. Tre next mectino wl! be a the home of M- Ply Pr and will be th annual mas party and exchange of gifts. Reporter- FENCE CONTROLLERS 14 FOOT LONG CHAIN Double Hook $3-50 WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS. i.Lii ill.

I I The Fris.idly Slcre Rev. and Mrs. R. E. McElmurry were Poplar Bluff visitors Monday.

Chas. Ijames of Mil Spring transacted business in Piedmont Tuesday. J. E. Cline and J.

Croy of Patterson were Piedmc nt business visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Robinette of St. Louis visited Sunday with Piedmont friends.

Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson and little son, Tommie, cf Peach Tree road, visited in St. Louis last week. Mr. asd Mrs.

Ashley of St. Louis visited last week with Mir. and Mrs. T. O.

Makedon of Peach Tree road. Mr. and Mrs. John 3. Wilscn of Little Rock, spent the weekend here in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. G. Oscar Sheets. Mrs. T.

O. Makedon and Mrs. Chas. Simpson called an their neighbor, Mrs. Ralph Henson, last week and found her much improved.

Donald Sheets, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Oscar Sheets. now at home after 42 months in the Army.

He served in the European war theatre. Mrs. Truitt Sheets ard daughter, Mary Ann, have returned here after a months visit in the home of her mother. Mrs. Mary Bergholtz of St.

Louis. There will be a bal ed food sale and bazaar at the Holmes Store on Saturday, December sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit Nj. .281. Ironton High School Basketball team defeated Piedmc-nt High on the local coun. Tuesday night, 18 to 14.

It was a close and exciting game anc was enjoyed by a large crowd of fans. Miss Freida Lee Malloy had as her guests Monday night for supper, Misses Jeannine Holmes. Misses Peggy Lee Coder and Jeanie Graham. The occasion was Freida Lees 12th birthday. They attended the show, and spent the night at her home.

Rough Wool Did ycu aver see a wool fibei through a microscope? It look rough ard scaly, entirely different from shiny silk. Thats why your coat or dress of wool picks up dust and odors so easily. best to brush these clothes thor Highly and air them frequently W. D. McGhee was a St.

Louis business visitor last Thursday. N. W. Gish went to St. Louis last Thursday and recovered his Mercury automobile, which was stolen frem the rear of his home the previous Sunday night.

He sold the car in St. Louis. Lt. Berniece McGhee, who has been with the armed forces in France and Germany as a nurse, returned to the United States last Thursday, and has been sent to Fort Des Moines. Iowa, for separation.

She is expected to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D- McGhee, in the near future. Arthur B.

Meyer, who is Employed by the Missouri Conservation Commission at Jefffer-son City, spent the weekend here with his family, and they accompanied him on his return. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and children will make their home in California, and Art will motor to his office in Jefferson City. Lt.

Clinton G. Sweazca received his honorable discharge from the Army at Jefferson Barraks last Thursday, and lias returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Swea-zea. Lt. Sweazea served more than four years, the last two of which were in the Air Corps, and included duty in France and Germany. New and renewal subscriptions received during the past week include the following C. A.

Barks, Greenville; Arthur Kimes. Brunot; T. C. Jones. Terre Haute, Mrs.

C. E. Daniels, Atchison, Mrs. Lucy Wilkins, Piedmont; Mr; Fred Myrick, Little Rock, Ark. Geo.

Schamel, Piedmont; R. J. Allen, Piedmont; Mrs. Stella Warren. Poplar Bluff, Mo.

A reunion of the children of Mrs. Caliie Wilson was held at her home in Piedmont Iasi Thursday. A11 her living children, with the exception of a daughter, Mrs. Eva Pipkin of Albuquerque, N. were present.

A fine supper was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson and daughter and Sgt. Zeimar Wilson, Poplar Bluff; Pauline Wilson, Chicago: Clyde Wilson, Wilmington, and Mrs- Leona Mabury. Piedmont.

Local News Notes A severe cold wave struck this section Monday night, sending the mercury down to low levels. Dr. and Mrs. E- C. Berryman returned Saturday evening from a two weeks visit in Minonck and Streetor, 111.

Rev. and Mrs. R. E. McElmut-ry returned last Thursday from a 10-days visit with relatives of McElmurry in Falmouth, Ky.

Mr. asd Mrs- Wm, Powers end Mr. and Mrs. C. S- Smarr attended Methodist church services at Greenville Sunday aftersoon.

Ray L. McConn of Butler. is visiting here with his daughter, Mrs. W. H- Brooks, and wild remain until after Christmas.

Mrs- May Welch of Festus and Houston McColl of St. Louis were guests the first of the week in the home of Mrs S. G. McColl- Mrs. Jim Calhoun had a letter recentlv fom her brother, Medford Webb, saying he had been promoted to Sergeant.

He is on patrol duty in Japan at present. John Scheifer took Mr- asd Mrs. Vernon King and their son, Edward, to St. Louis last Friday. Edward remained as a pa-ient in Firmin Desloge Hospital.

Mrs. G. E. Knox and children came down from Ironton last Thursday and she and Dr. Knox are now living in their home which they purchased from F.

C- Yates. Mrs. Edna Martin, who been here for some time visiting in the home of her daughter, B- O. Pyles, returned Sunday to her home in Springfield. Mo.

The stated meeting of Wayne Lodge No- 526 A. F. and A. will be held Saturday night. December S.

A full attenance of members is desired, as the an-aual election of officers will be held. John W. Hixson, W. M. Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Brow r. of St- Louis visited here Sus day is the home of Mr. Brown's brother, James Brown. The.

were accompanied here by Miss Mabel Gladdes and Mrs. Sutherland of Williamsville, relative; of Mrs. Brown- JEFFERiS THEATRE Piedmont, Mo. CHrCsGE II SHOW SCHEDULE lifrccrive Sunday, December 2 SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY-Shew Starts 7:30 p. m.

instead of 8 p. SATURDAYS No Change Shows at and 9 p. m. Midnight Show 11 p. m.

MATINEES: Saturdays 2:30 Sundays 2:45. ro 71 sale r-r)rm Str, (Robinett property), tn ah Main St, 1 grou. nun schoo's. RUED c-o Iloru "ealij Loan irpaav 717 1-h Chestnut St. Phone MAin 4258 Si.

Louis, Mo. For further information contact our Rep. Jake Faul Piedmont, Mo. NOTICE TO PUBLIC ASSISTANCE CLIENTS We would like to refresh in your minds our regular office days. The County Director has to spend more time in the field due to shortage of help and increased work.

You often run the risk of making a long trip and not seeing a visitor in the office- Except in eases of emergency, please try to observe regular office days as much as possible. Wednesday is office day in Piedmont and the first and Thursday of each month we are in Greenville. Edna O. Price, 1 County Director, Social Security I Commission. id NOTICE FOR TAILOR-MADE SLIP COVERS, Reupholstering, Rebuilding, reglueing upholstered furniture, call at EARL MA-BURYS Upholstering Shop, wrich will be open for business Monday, December 3- first door west of (Malloy Feed Store, Piedmont, Mo.

36 2tp I Victory Itlarch Toward Security Americas largest army is ics Army of War Bondholders 85 million strong. From our farm and factories, from our cities and tows, from oar srmsd forces they come, again and again, to invest in America. A This great savings crusade, born of war, is one of our great hopes for peacetime prosperity. And marching within the ranks of these 85 million bond-buyers are the Americans who also maintain more than 75 million bank accounts. MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE Repair parts now available for all Model Maytags McCarthy maytag CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED Residence lot in Piedmont.

W. E. Harris 37 FRANKLIN HASTINGS SUMMONED IN DEATH Franklin Edward Hasting; died at his home in South Piedmont last Thursday, November 29, of tuberculosis, following a lingering illness, at the age of 27 years, 6 months and 12 days. He is survived by his wife and two childrn. The body was conveyed to Doniphan, by the Coder Funeral Home ambulance, and funeral services were held at the grave and interment made is the Shirley cemetery near Doniphan Saturday after noon FOR SALE Sawmill, Gordon Hassell, Mill Spring, Mo.

33-2tp A great arsenal for peacetime prosperity bank savings. War Bonds, Victory Bonds! Together, wisely managed, they can help forge the weapons of peace jobs, industry, fair prices, stability, family security. WANTED Man to Cut Wood. Ben Younker, Eaton Hollow', Paterson, Mo. 35 3tp Scofield Bus Lines FOR SALE one-horse buggy excellest condition.

R. L. Gar-ren. Piedmont. Mo.

37 ltp ANNOUNCE FOR TRADE Gasoline machine for electric model Lee Tooke, Leeper. Mo. 37 3tp FOR SALE 1 1-2 Volt A Battery Pack Radio. Richard Morris, Piedmont, Mo. 37 raJULasfjl Keep on marching toward security! Today, while goods are still scarce and the threat of rising prices continues, plan to spend wisely.

Flan to save regularly. Save, by buying more of your countrys Bonds and holding them. Save, by building up your bank account. You and your family will reap the harvest of your sacrifice and thrift. NEW BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY Rickshaw Boy Shaw, i The Wayfarers Wickenden.

1 The Soong Sisters Hahn. 1 The River Road Keyes. A Girl to come home to Hill. Christmas Everywhere Se-chrest. Fresh from the Hills Lyons.

Bramble Bush Dickson. The- World, the Flesh asd Fa-, ther Smith Marshal, A Job for Jenny Baldwin. Of all our Yesterdays Moore. Black Rose Costain. So Well Remembered Hilton.

Cas; Timberlane Lewis. The Gauntlet Street, (pre sented by Bayview Reading Club). BETWEEN WANTED Stavebolt cutter; and haulers, good prices. See Gene Buffington, Brunot Me. 36-2tp.

FOR SALE Choice of twe good cook stoves, cheap See Mrs. Drucie Gurber or J. A. Smith. Piedmont.

Mo. 37 1, and Cape Girardeau SERVING WANTED Teacher with CO college hours to 5th 8th grade pupils. Good salary. Apply to R. E.

Perkins, Box Leeper, Mo. 35thc Thu advertisement is c. States Treasury DANK OF PIEDMONT FOR SALE Good day bed. like new; cream separator in good shape, DeLaval make; one-j horse wagon. Lee Allen, R.

2. Piedmont, Mo. 37 2tp n'S ARC METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES 1 Public worship services with sermon by the pastor next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p- m.

You are cordially invited to attend these services. Geo. A. McFarland, Pastor. PATTERSON, SILVA, SLURB, GRASSY LUTESVILLE, MARBLE HILL, JACKSON And All Intermediate Points.

FOR SALE Electric ice box, ner unit; good condition: must be sold not later than Dec. 8. Price $90. C. C.

Leach. Mill Spring, Mk). 37 ltp FOR SALE 4-room house and 4 lots; fruit trees, public well: 2 poles from electric line Gene S. Jones, P. O.

Box 62, Leeper, Mo. 37 2tc WANTED More asd more feed sacks, 10c each for good sacks. We have plenty of yellow corn and chops, cotton seed meal by the sack or ton Allens Dixie Feed Store, Piedmont, Mo-37 3tp. BUS LEAVES PIEDMONT 7:00 A. M.

and 12:45 P. M. BUS ARRIVES PIEDNONT 10:45 A. M. and 4:45 P.

M. Connections at Cape Girardeau for points in Missouri and Illinois. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Regular services at the Christian Church next Sunay at eleven oclock and seven thirty. Bible school at 9:45, followed by the Lords Supper and morning sermon at 11:00 a. m.

At the evening hour we continue our talks on The Distinctive Doctrines of the Christian Church. Our next Sunday evening is to be Our Distinctive Doctrine Concerning Christian Baptism- We shall answer such questions as What is Christian Baptism (the so called Who is a scriptural subject for Christian Baptism? or What are its benefits to the individual? These questions can all be answered by New Testament teaching and this we shall do next Sunday evening. If you want to know what we believe and vrhy we believe it about Baptism dont go to some one else let us tell you. WE WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW OUR DOCTRINE ON THIS ALL IMPORTANT You are invited Fred M. Goff.

FOR SALE Range cook stove, wood or coal: 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 dish safe, 2 steel beds, 1 cabinet Vietrola A. W. Mabury, 2 Piedmont, Mo. 36 2tp FOR SALE Farm of 165 acres. 40 in cultivation, "2 miles south of Patterson on the old Greenville road: known as Butler farm.

J. E. Cline, Patterson. Mo. 37 2tp Bus Station in Piedmont Located At Stivers Motor Company FOR SALE Poland-China sow and pigs; also 5 shoats weigh about 70 lbs; mule colt, dandy- mare mule, 9 months old.

Lee Allen. R. 2. Piedmont. M.

A. MALLOY, Piedmont, Ma. 2.