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PAGE TWO I 1 IT I IB NE, I I I I SATURDAY. MARCH 1952 U.S, Again Will Give Dairying Aid Announcedrby.USDA Support'-prices and details of the dairy price support program for the coming, announced, today by the TX Department of A'gri- W. Kissick, chairman County Production and Marketing Administration The program will become 1 following the ex- pirationf of. the current milk will be per hundred pounds, and. butterfat at G9.2 per cent test).

Those pr.lcesr are equal to.90 percent of the estimated parity equivalent price of: manufacturing milk and of "the estimated, parity prive of biitterfat, both; as; of the beginning the, 1952-53 marketing year. The-90 per, cent level, support the -1952 goals, ior. agriculture released last; November. Today's announcement provides the dollars and' cen.tsi-leyels' of support and purchase -prices to out the dairy support 'program (The parity equivalent 'price'- for 'milk is 885 per cent of the IJi'S; 'parity' price for, ail milk sold by'farmers at wholesale to plants, I In. announcing the details of the pV6gram, Secuetary of Agriculture Charles'F.

Barman said, "The maintenance of! milk production coming year Is one. of our'1m- objectives. Milk cow. numbers have been declining since the end of tlie war', and' de. increased, output per.

cow, prp- not kept up with the needs of our increasing civilian population and -defense program production in twelve' of the last fifteen' months, has lever of a earlier and the "milk supply per person In the United States, is'nojv at a record low level. "We "are attacidnt; the problem of declining in of ways--by iricfonsini; the 1952 goals for fceH -grains necessary to high level milk production, by encouraging farmers "tpl.make'..'-use.-of grassland and high hay and forase crops, am; "assisting, farmers in tne use of insemination services' and Bother, approved breeding and management practices--to mention af "The, price support program will these efforts by assuring- 'dairy farmers that, increased, milk production will not result in drastic price decline and of dairy farm income." In carrying- out the support pro- for the coming year, the De-. 'partment wilt offer to make carlot ql dairy products in the lunited-. States during the period 1'J 1952, through March, 31, 1953, at the following prices: "Butter. TJ.

S. Grade A-or higher, 67.75c'lb. S. Grade Cheese Grade. A or higher, lb fit of consumer during months of seasonally low production.

Because, of the strong demand for dairy products during, the past year', market prices wer.e support levels' most, of; thes year, very, little buying was necessary. CCC has no stocks of" butter and cheese, at the present time. As a result of additional, sales of nonfat dry milk solids back into domestic trade channels'during recent- months, GCG stocks of this product hay.e- been reduced- to- less than 5 per cent of the quantities during the jpast three years under the, price support pro-, gram. Route Five Reports By. MRS.

HENRY ENGLE Mr. arid Mrsi Lester Farr visited with Mr. and. Grovcr Linscott and Lewis; Anderspri of Chillicbthe called Sunday- afternoon -on arid John- Dominique and Mrs. S.turges solicited for.

the Red: Cross in this community- week: Mr. andMrs. QlydBj Harper, 'Ghilllcbthe- Mrs. James sr.V visited' Tuesday afternoon, with 'iier, son, Smitjhj Smith, and- Mr. Plowman, evening with Mr.

and: Mrs. Henry- Erigle; Mr. and; Mrs. J.ames Smith, jr. and- spent Saturday, jiopn.

shopping, in Chlllicothe. The roads which were almost impassable for the' past several days are.getting wore.down and are much better. Eversonyille By MRS. ADOLPH SAYER. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel' Dennis, and family 'spent Saturday in Chilll- with Dennis- parents, JMr. and Mrs. Bill McLain. i Miss Mary'Francis Evans of Buri- 'ington, spent the week-end with 'her Mrs.

Olvia. Trip- Vett, and aunt, and uncle, Mr. and Lloyd Hall. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Sallee spent Sunday evening with Mr. and. Mrs. Ben Holcei- and Mrs. Kathrlne Johnson.

Mr." and Mrs. Everett. Chapman and Mrs. Marie Browning spent Monday in Chilllcothe. Charley Wilson, Mrs.

Viv Waits and Mrs. Adolph Sayer speat Monday afternoon with Mrs. Clara Goodman. Mrs. and Mrs.

Fredle- Coos' and Gerald were shopping in Chiliicothe afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim DeVaul and, Bonnie and Everett spent Monday in Rochester, Minn. i E.

G. Goodman spent Monday aft- sister, Mrs. John Iberg, and 1 Mr. Iberg. Mr.

and Mrs. Charley Wilson, were shopping in Chilllcothe Saturday: Bill. McGuffin- was in Chiliicothe Saturday. A legend relates that when God had endowed man with all the riches mind and soul, and had surrounded him with all. material comfort, he threw in the beauty, and fragrance of flowers for good measure.

Few people arc so hardened that they do not appreciate the grace and loveliness an unfolding rose or a stately lily. These are not essential 'things; they are. the "extras" signify the abundance of. God's grace. The person who plants a flower, and tends it and brings it to full blossom, adds to the beauty of the world and the brightness of human life.

Flowers can change an ugly spot into place of marvel- lous beauty. Some lives we know, are like flowers; they brighten and beautify their environment and bless all who touch them. Religion helps to build such lives, and God makes them strong and beautiful. Their-roots run deep in the i soil of faith. Go to Church, on Sunday.

Learn about- I God. Put your life in His hands and let Him direct your, steps. THE CHURCH FOR AU ALL FOH THE CHUl(cV aound" -r his. own soko. (2) TOT li il I 30 0 (3) For Iho I nol on Plttr 26 901 Bryan.

All Church Prayer Meeting, 7:30. Saturday--Singsplration, 7:30. All Night Prayer Meeting from 9 p. m. to 6 a.

m. Sunday--Rovivnl meeting begins. Nofat. Dry. Milk Solids Spray- Process 'lb.

Roller Process lb. "The Department's purchase specifications for nonfat dry. milk solids have been-' changed, under 'the new The product still must be 8. Extra; but the- allowable moisture content has been, reduced, per. cent.

p'resent; standard' for U. S. Extra Grade dry milk solids, permits 4 per and. this as. used in, cprnmercial trade.

has-been, followed support prbgram. Experience these program's hasi ihtlicated that. must carry Its inventory -of dried; consld- is in commercial, -trade. practice, arid excess moisture presented i which is expected'to be this In Addition'tci the styles of dar chesse purchased in the past, CCC consider offers of rindless: 'Dl6ck' Cheddar chese' in film specifi- style'of cheese will be issued soon, purchase Department, officials; pointed, out that, support prices for milk.arid'butterfat are. below recent market.levels and will not cause' a general "increase in' consumer prices pro'ducts.

'Consumers w.ill be. beneritted to. the extent that the program maintains milk any. products which might be purchased uiklt-r the prp- gram will.be available- for sale back JBy PEARL WOODEN." Gladys Jones, daughter- of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Jones, won a musical contest, over W.H.B. She expected to Kansas City this week to enter a contest. and Mrs. Reuben Sprouse, of Sampsel spent Tuesday.

In the -Tall Sprouse home. Mrs. Donnell Carey and- little son, accompanied Hazel Carey, left Thursday for Nichols, to Donnell" Carey's parents, Mr. and' Mrsi A. Edgar.

Mr. and Mrs. Carey came from Kansas City Tuesday; will go to Mead, where Mr. Carey will be em- ployed'on. a'pipe line.

Mrs. Oda McKerlie. and Mrs. John D. Watkins were hostesses to; the T.M.T.M.' Club at the Federated Church at their regular meeting Tuesday evening.

Twenty-two members, Glen. Hendrlckson arid Mrs. Harold- Hughes, as guests, were in- attendance. Hendrlckson and Mra. Hughes joined the After the disposal of business matters, a good program was enjod- ed; Three articles were- given on narcotics, and though, sickening, were- informative.

A little bit of Irish March, was also given. Don Cunningham sang "-Tis the. Last Rose of Summer." Slips were passed given lines of songs and by that means members were grouped, and sang "Song at Twilight" and "My Wild Irish Rose." The group was served from a pret- into domestic trade channels table. Refreshments will help to stabilize market-prices social hour was much enjoy- First Christian Church 900 Jackson Street Robert E. Austin, Minister 9:30 a.

school for all ages. Education director--Mrs. Burt B.utler n. worship and the Lord's Supper. and Pray." Choir director--Mrs.

W. E. yolk. Sormon: "The High Priest-- Cninphas." Minister. .6:30 p.

meetings. 7:30 p. service. Monday. Fellowship Executive Committee will meet at the church.

Tuesday, groups of the fellowship will meet. Wednesday, rehearsal. Wednesday. board of the church will meet. -Wednesday, Loyal Women's class will meet for social.

Thursday, Elins class will meet for social. Thursday, Friday, Women's Fellowship will meet at the cluu'ch. Mt. Zion JJa.ptist Church South Asher anil Waples Streets Rev. Isaac H.

Harris. Pastor Sunday, March 30, 1952 periods of low production. The'value of such'sales was illus- trated, in 1950 and early 1951 when the CCO sold, back more than 140 millipn pounds of butter, and additional quantities of cheeese" and non, fat dry milk solids, into do- 0(1. IMr. and Mrs.

Earl Altman and of Kansas City were weck- ientl guests of his parents. Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Mrs.

A. T. Cunningham, Mrs. 'Clyde Copple, Mrs. Neal Mead, Mrs.

IB. W. Purcell, Mrs. Wanda Wood mestic trade channels, to be bene- were Carrollton visitors Fi-iday. Church school, 9:45 a.

m. B. T. to 7 p. in.

Sister C. Midgytt, superintendent; Sister M. L. Johnson, directress. Divine worship service, 11 a.

m. Devotional by the deacons. Music by the chorus. Sister M. Frazier, president; Sister Dorth Stewart, Sister C.

Rucker. directress. The pastor will bring the message at 11 a. m. This being the fifth Sunday, National Mission Day, the women will have charge at 8 p.

m. with a program. Mrs. M. Scholls, president.

'Program committee: Mrs. Bland, B. Anderson; M. L. Johnson, Anderson and D.

Steward. evening, April 1, the Willing Workers Club will have dinner in the church basement beginning at 5.p. m. Sister Lora Robinson, president. Christian Science Church 916 Locust Street First Church of Christ, Scientist holds services at 11 a.

m. anc at 8 p. m. Sunduj School for pupils under 20 years ''of age at 9:30 a. m.

Reading room 'Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 'TIS p. m. Saturday from 2 to 4. The subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist ion Sunday. March 30, 1952.

is Rc- Th'e Golden Text is Isiah ality." 6:3. St John's Lutheran Church Cnlhouu at Walnut Walter J. Pastor Sunday School and Adult Bible Class are held each Sunday at 9:20 a. m. The lesson subject foi Sunday School this week is, "Christ Passion Reviewed." The Bible Class is studying the Bible doctrine of Christ's humiliation.

The Worship Service is held on Sundays at 10:30 a. m. This Sun- lay the pastor will preach on Mat- hisw Kis subject will be, 'The Heart Cry of Jesus." The lec- tpns for and Hebrews Lenten services conliuue on Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. The pastor' is preaching a scries of ser- nons on the subject, "Step by Step to Calvary." The Church Council will meet on Tuesday at 8 p.

m. A combined meeting of the Ladies' Aid and the Men's Club will be held on Thursday at 8 p. m. The public is cordially Invited to join us In the worship service of Jesus Christ. First Baptist Church Clay and Vine Streets Marvin J.

Pitney, Minister school. Evan Hutchinson, superintendent. worship service. Subject of the pastor's message will be, "Victory Over Death." Choir rehearsal. Tr.iin'.hs Union.

John Evans, director. worship service Sermon subject, "Breaking the Seals." Announcements Tuesday, G. A.s meet at the church. Wednesday, Union worker's conference. Wednesday, prayer and Bible study Read Luke Wednesday, rehearsal Thursday, W.

M. circles as follows: Lucy Wright, with Mrs. L. W. Hurst, 1615 Polk.

Fern Harrington, with Mi-s. John Boone, 11 Bridge. Reel White, with Mrs. James Fish, 328 Ninth Street. Darlyne- Scars, with Mrs.

C. G. Stubbs, 820 Jackson. Friday, Recreation in the church basement. Friday, Livingston Baptist Youth Association "will meet at the Olivo Branch church.

ew Sunday School Earl Denney, Director Sunday school every Sunday afternoon, 2:30. Bring your Bibles and- study with us. You-are welcome" to, ittend any time you can. and are. able.

Utica Happenings By, KATHLEEN- Mr. and E. Mlnear; of Unionville, visited arid Mrs; C. R. Bryan Mr.

and 1 StpnCf and Mr. and Mrs. C. N-. Dome were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry. Riice. and. Braden were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Llghtner and' family in Chilllcothe. Mr. and Clark "Butch" were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Olln McCully in Chiliicothe. Mrs. Paul: Bosler and children! Mark Tuesday with Mrs. Hawkins arid family in the- Maple Grove district. Miss Bernice Smith, who.

has- a cabinet shop here, spent the. weekend with her parents, Mr. and: Mrs Carl Smith, near Mooresville. Mrs. D.

J. Bondercr and daughters, Misses Betty and' Julia, attend'-' ed the Hill-Stelpiugh wedding, at the First Baptist church in- Chillicothe Sunday afternooon. Jerry Hudson of Brcckenridge spent the week-end with his grandparents, Mr. and- Mrs. W.

G'. Kent. Jack Stottlemyre of- Kansas City spent the week-endi with Rev: and A. Funk. Mrs.

Joe Remlck-and son, Jackie Stamper re frpmj Kansas City Monday evening, where Jackie underwent minor surgery at the. St. Joseplx's. hospital Saturday. He is getting along nicely.

Mrs. Albert Drew of Parkville brought them, home and. spent Monday- night with, her, parents, Mr and Mrs. W. Kent.

Mr. and Mrs. Alden Taylor ol Battle Creek, have, named their infant, son James Mi-; and Mrs. Ralston and sons, Craig- and- returned, to their home in plthe, Sunday afternoon. Ralston; and.

sons spent tlie week-end here' with her Mr. and, Mrs. M. A. Pptts and Kathleen.

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig, and Mrs. Henry- Venneman, of Chilii- cothe spent: Sunday afternoon, with their sister, Miss Mr. and Mrs.

Breckenrldge have named, their in faiit daughter Alicia She born at the home of her grand parents, Mr, and Merl. Ferry, field, FridayY March -21. and Mrs. Peck have- another- daughter Elaina. Jones, who have birthday in Mr.

and and aughter jvithV and; Mrs. E. A. Funk. The U.ti'ca Studjj Club, met? at the home of R.

C. Bra'derrWednes- day afternoon with fourteen member and" West Side Church of' ChrLst 1401 Clay. J. C. Lcmmons, Evangelist Services Sunday: -Bible school, 10:00.

Worship and Communion, 11:00. Evening worship, 7:30. Wednesday: Bible study, 7:30. Thursday: Ladles' class, 3:15. You are Invited to all our services.

We invite you to come and- study the Bible with us in its truth, and purity. Remember our new. location which is at the corner of Clay and Dickinson street. This is the congregation that has been meeting-in the V. F.

W. hall. Won't you plan now to meet with us- this Lord's Day? First Presbyterian Church Elm and Ann Streets James A. McNeilly, Minister. Cavalry Baptist Church Third and Locust Streets Elmer L.

Goss. Pastor Sunday school, 9:30. General su- Scott Vovbeck. Worship service, 10:30. Sermon subject.

"All the Word for All the 'World." B. T. U. Executive meeting, 4:00. B.

T. U. Council meeting, 4:30. Supper, 5:30. Instruction class for new members, 6:30.

B. T. 0:30. Director, Miss Ada Mae Thomas. Evangelistic services, 7:30.

Sermon subject, "Sowing and Reap- inc." Activities for the Week Monday--Work night. 7:00. Tuesday--Junior G. A. meeting at Parker's homo.

Deacon meeting. 7:30. Choir practice. 7:30. and R.

A. Recognition service, 7:30. Monthly business meeting, 7:45. Thursday--Dependable Women's class meeting at the church, 2:00. Visitation, T.30.

Friday--Anna Cowan Circle meets with Mrs. A. Hieronymous home, 9:30 a. school for al ages and interests. Come and get acquainted with your Bible, Everyone is welcome, to attend.

10:45 a. of Divine worship; sermon by the, pastor and anthem by A nursery for the pro-school children is maintained during each service The public is cordially, invited to worship here. 5 p. combined. Pioneer Fellowship and the Westminste: Fellowship will meet.

Monday. 10 a. Ministerial Alliance meeting. Monday, 6:30 p. Blake Circle covered dish dinner.

Guust is Miss Umbeline Landera of Havana, Cuba. Wednesday, 7 p. Choir Thursday--Meeting of the Men's Club at 7:30 In order to effect re-, organization. All the men, members, and friends, arc urged to attend. Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Jones, A Jones and sir. and Mrs.

Vincelle Jones and family were Sunday din ner guests-of Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Crowe and family, in They were, celebrating, anniversaries of Barbara Jones, Gaylen. Vincelle Jonesl Jones and; Guests were Mrs. D.

J. Bpnder.er,, C. Neal, M. Av Potts' and- Kathleen Mrs. Bonderer and Carl jook review'.

ofi- the Groom," which was so much en; oyed by all- present. MrsiVBraden had two "enjoyable The prizes were won by Gerald! Bondere and Carl. Hawkinsr, At the close of the meeting Mrs. Braden served' refreshment. meeting home of Mrs.

Geraldine Bonderer Mrs; Wendell Murrell'. and' children, Sharon and; returned--to their horhe' in: Thursday, afternoon; after 1 spending the week'with Mr F. E. Thomas Tommy J.o.e.v-. and; John Braden.

pf; and; Mrs; Howard Hawkins and daughters of, the; Maple- Groye district- and-. Mr. and Mrs, spentiWednes-Tj day -evening) w.i.th Mr.s.j Mike; Clark and 'Mrs. Jay- -McCuJly City, is -spending; this; week wlth- homefolks here. Mra.

Lpyd. Fullhart, of Kansas City- is. visiting her, mother, Mrs. Ivy, Hawkins of the MapJ'e. Grove district, 'spent.

Wednesday' afternoon, with her P. Bosler and family. Church of Christ 30S Elm Sunday Services: Bible classes, 10 a. m. The.

Lord's Supper, 11:30 a. m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 p.

m. Young people's home Bible study will be Tuesday, 7:30, with George Normnn. The Ladies' home Bible class will, meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Allen Rogers, 423 Cherry street. A series of gospel meetings will begin April and continue to the 18th, inclusive.

Each evening the services will begin at 7:30 R. m. and be conducted by Evangelist Fred Killebrew of Senath, Mo. Plan now to hear the gospel message which will be brought to you. Everyone welcome.

No collections. Thistlcthwaite is the general- superintendent. Morning worship, at 10:45 Subject of message, "When, a Man- Has God' In His Heart." Martha. Taylor will-sing. "My- Redeemer, and My Lord' and: the; anthem, I Would Be Trua" will; be sung-, by.

the choir- of: First; Church. Methodise Youth; Fellpwship. from 5 to 7" p. m. refreshments, arid, Pauline Oliver, will have, charge.

of the wor-r ship, service. All; youth- The and friends, of- First Church, are urged- to. attend: the district Methodist- mass; meeting; at the C. B. C.

"Auditorium; Sunday afternoon at Sy'-qlclocfc arid hear Bishop' H-. of; Lpuisyillo, Grace 421. Elm, Street The Rev. Robert B-. Grlbbon, S.T.M: Rector 829 Walnut.

"P.hqne 405, Saturday Vespers, at; 5, m. regularly. Holy. Communion; at 7 :30 a Sunday-school meets at 11 a. the-same, time as the worship service.

On Passion March; 30; the; themp of- the rector's sermon, will be. "The Strength Christ Gives." On Monday evening the 31st, tne Altar Guild- Is joining-' with members of other evening guilds in thp community- in participating in, a covered, dish supper and meeting In the' new.Presbyterian Church bulld- "AI p. m. there will- be. a- in" in the parish: of one.

of most interesting, current news called "Land of Promise," 'Which tell of the amazing develop- i merits taking in. the land, of ilsrael. The public is Invited to. at- itend this showing. other pictures interest supplied- through ithe Livingston County.

Memorial AVALON By. b. Gary. went; Qq- lumbia. Friday, to; ther weekend; Kel.tn,, who-is a-student at the State and-.

and- 'children of Mendon, WJlnnle Dougherty; and; Gertie. were dinner' guests P. H. McCollom's, Bill brother? H. died, Friday night at Marie Warnec and: son, came- from Mary.yille, 'and' spent the -week end, with; her Mrs.

-Jennie arid 1 Mrs. Bill Thomas. They returned Maryville Monday. Mrs. Van Mrs.

Frances- Deardorff, Jerry aridl 1 othy. visited Sunday, at the, C. annlng; home Mr and T. Barlow, children of Crieyenney, guests, of parents Mr. arid Canning" accompanied them back to Avalon and visited Mrs.

Barlow's aunt, Mrs. Rickenbrode, Rickenbrode." and F. W. Rickenbrode. John Robinson has- returned; from Lansing, where, he-visited relatives.

Mrs; Leland Fink home last week from Montezuma, -la. where" she visited'" hec daughter Mrs. Lois Livingston, Livings? ton and- children; 1 Harry- Avepy is at- home- after conducting sales in Iowa. Rev. August- Th'almari conductec services at the Presbyterian Church- Sunday- morning: and Evening.

He was assisted, at. services-; by Rev. McNeilly Chilllcothe. At trie Methodist Church; here 'services are being, held each; eve ining this week. Rev: Kelly, Is as Rev First Methodist.

Church Corner Webster and Cherry Perry P. Taylor, Minister Church school at" 9:30 n. m. Classes for all age groups. Jerry service will also shown.

The Young People's. Fellpwship, is 'sponsoring this event and will hold 'its usual meeting after the- movies jure over. on Wednesday, evening, service be held, at 8 p. and. the study of the'Epistle to the Romans will continue-'with the; 9th, to llth chapters as the theme.

Jehovah's, Winesses Kingdom Hall, 443'Xj Locust Sunday, 4:30 p. Bible Study. Topic: "Keeping- the Organization Clean." Scripture: "Do not. become- unevenly yoked with unbelievers. For what partnership do.

rishteousness and lawlessness have? or what fellowship does light have with dark- Tuesday, study: "What Has Religion Done For Mankind?" Friday, (JfcSOr-Serxlce Meeting. Friday, school. the regular pastor, Rolens; 1 Mrs. Earl- Doss returned-: Friday from Kansas City; she wen pn i MT. ORR1XEEE.

By.MRS;:RICHARD-PREWITT; i Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Gillisp.ie,. Mr land Mrs.

Brooks' Reid, Ronald Prewitt were; visiting 'with Mr. and Mrs. Warren "and family, Mrs. Dorothy Beaver vislted with jher- Mr. arid Grove Hamilton, Monday, night.

i Mr. and- Mrs. Charles, Van Horn iand family spent Sunday 1 and Mrs. George Herring; and family inear Trenton: Other "home were Mr. and- Mrs.

Claronc. and son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul; Mason-; Chi cago, Frank-Mason, anc sons of Shelbyville and; Mr.

a.ndfMrs Henry Mason and daughter-, wer dinner, guests, of Mrv; andi Mrs Charles Mason- and sons. and Mrs. Paul Mason were overnlgh guests Sunday Norman and- Betty Ward wer visiting- witlv Mr. and Rlcharc Prewitt and; family, eye Mai-joriey, Ruth Ann yan- Hprne. were, in.

th Richard Prewitt home-Thursday. Nova, Cartw.right spent. day afternoon Chet and; Bosler arid children-, of Otica Tuesday, in thfti Howard The? Mo-ior-Bethel 4-H- 'club-rnnet Gillllaridi- There werer membersr Donald Lamb and Janice joined the club. Sandra. Morse acted as president; due-to; the president -and- 1 vlcerpresident being, 1 Joan Bilisr.gaye; a- talk-'on-, the skin.

Project, books were, 'given- out. were; the close of the; evening: SturgesNews By. MRS: FRANK; Web and''" Mrs. Clay. Morris, called; Monday afternoon "on: Howard' Meneely and infant son arid" Carl' Boom, -who is convalescing 'after her recent-' operation.

meeting was held Wednes- 'day and Mrs. Lee Stcen. I Dan Chilllcothe- is assisting Lee'Steeh with farm wbrfe. William llcothe; visitor Saturday, Band, of Ghurch. met there Sunday, following; morn- ing services with eight in sang Wants Me for Benskin' ledi in: a child's- pray- cr.

Timmie Steen; 1 the 'roll; which was-' answered" verses. Marsha Foster delighted, "everyone;" with- piano, solo. "List Voice''; which she; played exceptions'-' "ally, well for one sp-young. An offering-of 50 cents was taken- and the'children sent $1 for sions: The leader of-the band told: children: of chapter- frpm''the "Mission, book, "Lily May and' and Mrs. Mable Flfef inade the closing prayer.

All-chil-y. are-invited 1 to these meetings: every' fourth morning 1 Easter tokens- were- given-'to each child' at the close' the- Mrs: Buford Loney. and Mrs. Mabel" Foster, were- among: Saturday's shoppers iri Everyone is-sorry, to; hear "AunfSV suffered: a. severe attack of- nose-bleed, but are glad she is feeling better.

All are glad- to know- Mrs. Mary- Brennan. is improving at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Ben- at, Mrs. Brennnan, suffered a -broken, fall-several months ago.

Miss Jennie Emely, who. fell- in; the; storer-at Chula several months, ago and broke her glad she is about arid, do light- beenl at the-home of- Mr. and Mrs; Riclv? ard' Hargrave while- convalescing. Maple Grove News i By MRS: 1 'HOWARD'" HAWKINS' '-Mr. and Boyd Cartwrigh't UrJd! spent evening, with; Mr.

and Mrs. and)' family. 'Miss 'Sandra Sun-; day afternoon, grandpar-' cnts Mr; Herb Wo'lcott at' Ludlow. 'Mr. and 'Mrs.

Charles; Morse 1 and" daughters- attended' supper; Sunday evening, inshorior of-Mrs. Herb at; home. Mr. and ClarkTand-'son- of. Utica spent- Saturday evening with Mr; Howard arid; daughters.

Todd- of Laredo spent with Nova Carf- wright." Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCulIy ot tH week' end with'-Mr. and i Howard- Hawkins and; daughters- were Sunday, dinner guests of Mr. Hawk-, ins at Utica.

Mr. and Charles Morse and Mr. and: Hawkins; eL-joyed- a- fish: suppec Thursday af the and; Roy Shields;" Mrs: Anderson, spent Sunday evening Mr. 1 and rs. Howard Hawkins arid da'ugti- ers.

and-Mrs. Boyd CartwrJght and apsat her larerits -Mr. and-Mrs: John Domi-. lique; -Mrs. Clint Neal spent.

Saturday evening with. Mr. and -Mrs. at ChllUcothe. Mr.

arid-Mrs. -Web McCullyi Rex- vtcCully, Mrs. Charles Hopkins-" arid- arid': Mrs. Jay McGully were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. oleri' McCully at Doris Shields- spent Friday "night and Satiirday'with Marilyri-'Morse." arid Mrs Ira, Culling and Mr.

ind'Mrs. and' eveninc;" Mr. and'Mrs'. Lawrence Bills' -h'd' Mrsl Charles Hopkins spent Mori-' day in Kansas City, and Mrs. Mrs.

Jay Mc- home to. spend, the, week visiting, has, "employment.