Clark County Courier from Kahoka, Missouri • 10

ANNIVH MML -I Longaneeker anniversary celebrated ta a eon ST. FRAXCISVILLB WOMAN'S 71ST (BIBlHmT PARTY St. rrudarUto, April IS. A aarpriM basket dinar planned by Mm. Everett Hill tor Mrs.

mnees Hill in honor 1 ot her neTenty tint birthday, wan held Friday at the Thomaa Hill home. I The following-1 Sr'l'lfr TITmS. neighbors and frtenda THmnKTH WEDDING BABY OT MB. AND XdnrGANBOKBB Mr. and Mrs.

Harry their thirtieth wedding o( Centerville, Iowa, Sunday. Mr. Longaneeker mum. TranHe With QJs Vfc- 'V' AND WE BOTH MAKE MONEY Top Prices for your Poultry, Ears and Creafr Full Quart Jar Peanut Horace brita, .11 HU bifau ftMraMnntMn.i1Ii?.iPw.ti foltowta from the Cintcr- and Mra. 0.

G. Sargent, Mr, andynje low aenian-Mra. T. O. Kleth.

Mra. Russell Courtney and children, Mra. Claud 5' Longaniker w-invaiHa nnni.1 nrwi dainty luncheon. The af- Klnkalde and children, Mrs. Willis Have You Been to See and Low Prices at Linqnist 9x12 Wilton Bon from the Best Wonted Rugs at $7100, $54.00, $49.50, $40.50 i American Oriental Rugs 9x12 $49.50 and $36.00 Wilton Velvet 9x12 Rags $25.20 and $21.60 Axminster Rugs 9x12 $36.00, $31.50, $27.00, $23.40421.60 and Rug Cushions 9x12 size $4.00, $540, $740 and Ozite at $1240 You can surely save money by spending it in all of our departments, and if you have not looked at furniture lately you will find that you can buy at prices as low as they were 35 yean ago.

Lemaater, Mrs. H. Stamp, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hill. Evening callers were Mrs.

1 Hills daughters, Mrs. Harvey Miller, of KjeokUk, and Jack Too pa. At last we hope- the mystery of the rock garden, what-you-may-call-lt, has been solved and we hre able to call it by its correct name a glorified frog pond. Mr. Jester has dug and filled a good slied pond for the parent frogs, of which ternoon was spent In a social way, with friends of the family calling throughout the day.

At 8:80 a delicious three-course dinner was served. The color scheme of the party was artistically carried out in red and green. The center-' piece of the long tablee was of deep shaded sweet peaa The silver and crystal service with the many clusters of flowers formed a perfect setting for the anniversary dinner. Mr. and Mra Longaneeker were 2 lb.

Box Crackers (best grade) I 20c 25 lbs. Cane Sugar (Towel 6 Bars P. G. Soap 19c Large Box Magic Washer 19c Winner Brand Coffee, .2 lbs. for 25c Full Quart Jar Dill Pickles 13c Seed Potatoes, Ohios or Cobblers, per 100 lbs.

$140 Bulk Garden Seed, Onion Plants aand Sets Cabbage Plants Schreiberis Chick Feeds, Shorts, Bran and Tankage. See us before selling your Wool he has ten, brought from Call- at Trenton, April 9, fornla. TTiey are giants in 'site, 1902. They came to Centerville to The other pond which he to prepar-j make homB on that same Ing, is for the tadpoles. He plans! Thev hnv rwMed here.

since that to raise frogs to sell for meat, or longaneeker la connected legs, which retail at about eighty! P- company in this cents a pound. So St Francisville' cIt3 received many gifts of has a new But if it Ponrtbandled silver, and other pearl sixteen years for a frog to reach i full growth, as someone has report-; Thrir daughter, Mias Helen Longed, the project will not begin mak-! nnecker of Ames, Iowa, was. among Mosier Mercantile Co. I Luray, Missouri the guests. 518-520-522-524 Main Street Branch Store 813-815 Main Street WITH THE CHURCHES Keokuk, Iowa I iXiEi; MUST HAVE THE COURIER Mrs.

J. A Evans of Oakwood, writes: Depression has hit us hard down here but not hard enough to stop us from taking the best newspaper I ever read. MASONIC NOTICE There will be regular communication of Hiram Lodge No. 362 at 7:80 M. Friday, April ISth at the Masonic Temple.

Our newly-elected Life Members, T. L. Mont-1 gomery and J. L. Greenlee will be present and receive their certificates.

All brethern urged to be I present and all visiting brethern are welcome. JOS. L. GUTTING, W. M.

II. B. MONTGOMERY, gecY. ing returns very soon. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Roland, Mrs. Lester Evermop and ynncbters, Yfrgie Rose and Maudeline, Alexandria, called here Saturday. The itehool election, this year brought out the largest ber of voters that have attended for many years, eighty-two. In all, quite representative of the 1 community.

The Republicans carried the election by a good majority, putting in tlieir candidate, George Kinkade, over tbe opposing Democratic candidate, Emmett Wayland. Lewis Wayland has sold tbe old Six house to George Usher of Way-land, who has a Keokuk moving company moving the house onto the forty acres of land he recently purchased from the Wolf heirs. Mr. Usher has had a well bored on his property, striking water in less than a day of boring. He plans to move from Keokuk and occupy the house when it is ready.

Raymond Mayfield continues to be in very poor health. He was taken to Keokuk one day this week for on X-ray but la again at the M. L. Wllsey home. with his family.

St. Francisvllle enjoyed the treat of Sunday morning services at the M. P. church for about the first time in'six months. Rev.

Morris C. here, but who now belongs to the First M. E. church, of Hollywood, California, gave a very fine evangelistic messajge. He was accompanied by Mr.

Leonard Washburn, of Los Angeles, an evangelistic singer. The two young men favored the congregation with three vocal religious numbers, accompanied on the ukelele by Mr. Plotta: The Hornet Song, The Old Account Was Settled Long Ago," and CHRISTIAN CHURCH Many visitors from our sister churches, and a number from out of town, were present at our services last Sunday. We noted the presence of some from Fayette, Clark, Wyacqnda, Revere and other places. This is the week) of the meeting of our Sunday School classes, four being announced, the Berea na, Class Mo.

3, Seniors and Mens class, each having their regular class meeting. May brings many special days, the 1st is Missouri Sunday School day; the 8th is Mothers Day; the 16th is Baccalaureate day. We look forward to great days ahead. The Stay for Church movement needs the cooperation of parents and teachers. We have a program that should appeal to nil, and covet the presence of all our' members, especially at Communion and the morning preaching service.

We cordially invite you to worship with us at the Friendly church next Sunday. J. W. PEARSON, Pastor PKES15YTKRLYX CHURCH" OF KAHOKA Sunday School 10 a. m.

Morning worship 11 a. m. Young Peoples Meeting 7 p. m. Evening worship 8 p.

m. The communion of the Lords Supper will be administered at the morning service. We will be glad to have you worship with us. VERNOR Pastor BLUE VALLEY Mr' and Mrs. Floyd Leach and children visited the latters Mattocks Friday and Sunday and visited Floyds father and grandfather at Kahofya Saturday, and returned to their home in Beaconsfleld, Iowa, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Sullivan and son, Leslie, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ramsey ahd son, Gene, all of Hannibal, visited their daughter and slater, Mrs.

Fred Whitehead, and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Horn of Memphis, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Dochterman and children and Willie and Jim Rains, all visited the Will Horn family Sunday. Edgar Robbins of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has come to Wm. Mattocks for an extended stay. He has taken up the agency for the McConnon Product and will soon be on the road to work, so be ready for him for he has a wonderful stock of products. Thurston and Elsie Gibbs visited at the Wm.

Mattocks home Friday evening. The Clnb met at Flatius Palmers Saturday night and gave them a farewell as they are moving to a farm south of All there report a jolly time. We hate to lose these good neighbors, Isaac Rock-hold Is moving to the place vacated' by Flatius. Frank Kelley and Ogle Brookhart spent Sunday with their families. They are working on the extra gang on the Santa Fe near Rutledge.

Mrs. Alta Nichols called on Mrs, Flo Mattocks Friday Harry Hohstadt and mother of near Arbela, visited Ed. Upper and wife 8unday. Edgar Robbins visited some friehdt near Fairmont Monday, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Upper received word early Sunday morning -that they had a new granddaughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lough at Wyacomda. Wm.

Mattocks sawed wood Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson and sons visited Mrs. Alta Nichole and children Sunday afternoon.

Wm. Mattocks received word Tuesday morning that Will Roberts had passed away at his home near Memphis Monday. Funeral was at the home Wednesday afternoon at I o'clock, with burial In the Memphis cemetery. Mrs. Alta Nichole and children spent Sunday evening at the Rose heme.

The Iasi of the potato crop has gone into the ground during the past week, and now everyone is hoping for a big yield, or a good, price, or both. Robert and Russell Parsons visited their grandmother, Mrs: Marietta Toops, Sunday. Mrs. Elisabeth Campt.dU, Mr. and Mu.

G. G. Murray, Mr. and, Mrs. R.

H. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. O. G.

Sargeiut visited Sunday with Ernest St. Clair and family near Canton. and Mra. Leo Mitts and children, Ralph, Merle, and Orville, spent Sunday with the formers brother, Pearl Mitts, and family near Mr. and Mrs.

O. T. Brown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hllburn Johnson near Gregory.

Mrs. Johnson accompanied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Cooey of Ar-gyle, and Mrs. Lewis William of Wayland, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Caulkins and family. Miss Frances Campbell spent the week-end with relatives near Little Light of Mine, which; ton.

PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH Attendance at 8. 8. April 10th, was 64. Good attendance at B. Y.

P. U. Sunday evening. Sunday school next Sunday at 10 a. m.

Preaching service at 11 a. m. B. Y. P.

U. at 7 p. m. Preaching service' at 8 p. m.

Several of the B. Y. P. U. members are planning to attend the B.

Y. P. U. district conference at Mon-ticello Friday evening and Saturday. LURAY BAPTIST CHURCH April 17.

Sunday school 10:00. Ovel St Clair, Supt. Morning services 11:00. Evening services 8T00. Teachers meeting every Wednesday evening- 8:00.

If you are lnter-estd in 8. S. work, come to these meetings. You are welcome. 31.

E. CHURCH Sunday 8chool and morning worship in Kahoka. Rev. C. A.

Field of Ottumwa, will preach at the morning service. 8:00 at Chambersburg for night service. The Aid Society meets in social session with Mrs. Edna L. Seyb at 2:30, Wednesday.

AVYACOXDA BAPTIST" CHURCH Regular preaching services next Sunday. Thq Sunday evening services and Wednesday night services changed from 7:30 to 8:00 p. m. Woodvill Sunday school at 2 p. m.

and preaching at 3 p. m. next Sunday. D. W.

RIGG, Pastor. a 3IKD1LL C. 1. CHURCH Sunday school 10 a. m.

George Martin, Supt. Preaching 11 a. m. and p. m.

Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. m. Come and worship with us. R. W.

FURKIN, Pastor. BLUFF SPRINGS METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching services at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. C. J. CHAPPELL, Pastor.

ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH Mass, Kahoka 10:00. Mass, Wayland 8:30. Catechism aat 2:00 p. m.

Saturday. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH April 17. Sunday school 10:00. Ben Huf-ford Supt. Are you helping to build a livelier Sunday school? I RAY 3L P.

CHURCH Sunday, April 17. 10 a. m. Sunday school. Clyde letera, Supt.

7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Gladys O'Brien, Leade. ASHTON 31.

P. CHURCH 10 a. m. Sunday school. F.

Krueger, Supt. Stephen Emmett and Edna Ruth Wayland spent Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Wayland. There was no school here last Wednesday nor again Monday, but as fur as known the basket dinner closing school will be held this Saturday os planned. Music will be iurniKlied by the school orchestra and everyone in the community la cordially invited to attend were greatly appreciated.

The two voices harmonised perfectly and the gongs delighted the congregation. The text was Acts 9:5: And he said. Who art Thou, Lord. About twenty were in attendance. The two young men came Saturday and were entertained during their stay by Mrs.

Georgia Guthrie and brother, Lewis Wayland, altho they called on a number of friends in the community. Mrs. Kate Fore, of Waylandr has ACASTO UNION CHAPEL April 17, 1932. I wish to announce to the people of the community that I will hold gospel services both morning and evening on the above date. Will be pleased to meet all the old friends and extend a welcome to those who have moved into the community since lost fall, to attend these meet tags.

L. F. GERARD. BAPTIST CHURCH We are having our regular services this Sunday. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, preaching at 11 a.

B. Y. P. U. at 7 oclock, preaching at 8.

You are not only welcome but we are waiting to try to help you worship. Come. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wilsey at-i tended funeral of the former's a document that is probably unique cousin, who died in California.

Sat-at least in this county. Buck is the Ul liayi Keokuk days when largo families were an Vl. Honor and qujte common, inearkr T- 1 everyone ran a monthly doctor bill. virited friends in the com- Tliat was probably the reaspn why tmudaj there were so many country prac-i r-dward Jones and family, Junior titioui.rs, or family doctors pt the1 Jones and family visited Sunday at old school. The document Mrs.

Fore the T. F. Zaue home, posesses is a receipt for her fa- Several more young chickens have liter's doctor bill for the month of; been brought into the community June, 1851. One entry, obstetrical' front Nelson's Hatchery at Kahoka case, June 19, is her special inter- this week. The first ones secured est, because that was her own, by jjiy.

Kathryn Brown and Mrs. birth The attending physician was Itaiel lnall are dolng Iine. Mr(. a house just north of the old Bap-j tlst church. The house gone now Roy Campbell and Mrs.

Oscar Brown also have large bunches. The latter itm. just starting, belong to l.YRAY M. E. CHURCH Sunday school 10 a.

m. Morulng worship 11. Evening service 8 oclock. Don't forget our World Service offering. How many books of dimes may we have Sunday? A welcome to all services.

ALVAH HUFF, Pastor. The Beautiful New ford -8 Tudor Will Be Displayed Here Monday Tuesday April 18th 19th; See it and get full details at our Showrooms on these dates 3Irs. Elsie Wayland and Mrs. James Caulklr.s. Rev.

S. A. Atteberry, of Tremont, EVANGELICAL church Sunday school at 9:30 and worship services at 10:30. Evening services at 8 o'clock. The Y.

P. L. meets next Thursday evening. April 21st. THEO.

F. SCHUMACHER, Pastor. ZION EVANGELICAL Services next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, if weather and road conditions p-rmit. THEO. F.

SCHUMACHER, Pastor. as is the house where Dr. Wayland lived, which was torn down just last week. If anyone else in the county has a receipt for their birth we would like to hear of it. This correspondent would like to! Wayland.

r.nd family, have the following information, Georgia Guthrie, Mr. and smd if anyone in the coudty can jfrg ynnnott Wayland and infant Jsupply it. would appreciate a let-. B3n- paul, visited -Miss Ora Davis, fier containing the following facts: and SIary McKee and daugh- Date and place of birth of Dr. ter, Miss Isabel, in Wayland, Sun-Abram Wayland- and Dr.

Joseph; day nftornoon Frank Wayland. Date of death and wheTe it occurred in each case. I Date of marriage and to whom of both men. Children of both families, their names, dates of birth, whom they; married etc. Also any outstandidng or interesting facts concerning their lives, especially their interest in and nectlon with Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri.

The taewly elected member of. the school board met with the oth-j er members directly after the elec-j tion Tuesday afternoon, and a new! organisation was effected, with George Hager man president, Chms. Brown and George Kinkcade member, Emmett Wayland, clerk. Two other meetings were held during the week and the board did considerable investigating of and interviewed several teachers before reaching a decision. A contract has been offered to Mrs.

June Woodruff Jesberg, and we hope she will be our new teacher. Clifford Pence, wife and little son, of Ft. Madison, were visiting relative here one evening this week. Frauds Skater of Colorado, visited several days this week with his cousin. Glea Christy, aid wlte.

LILY CREAM BREAD SIXTEEN OUNCE LOAF Be Always Good. Always Fresh. Buy Bread From Your Grocer But Insist on LILY CREAM BREAD Schoutens Bakery Inc. KEOKUK, IOWA KAHOKA MOTOR CO. New Pitltnp on Display WOW.