Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 7

Thursday, Mach 27, 1930 MACON CHRONICLE-HERALD PAGE SEVEN Elf ton Count Rnral Junicr Jensen, Willhfm' Oliver, 'Jake Grove LhDmw Walnnoott. 'C -V Lanioine Palmer, Willie Bent toy, trap for our school room. We are very proud of the fact that our flub scored highest in the country th's year. New coaches of the Pickwick Company aro equipped with that eun he taken out and re-placed in only a few minutes time. auirw Tine iccni Jack Conrtw, Anna Lou Jenicn, Dor Paul Roberts, Pauline Robert, Helen Dunham, Mary Ann Dunham.

Rose Hill Pearl Roberta "Ray Jenkins, J. M. Rector. Manhart Chas. Patrick.

T. Wilcox, Minnie Fern Wilcox, Opal Slater, Helen Wilcox. A othy Oliver, Neva Sc6tt, Canon The flowing pupila have been Combs, L. J. Oliw, Louise Comba, reported by their teacher, aa having Doris Scott, Dale' Palmer, Arden been perfect in attendance for the Dale Hubble.

tbird quarter. Thee pupils are desig. VanFUwt-Geo. Means, nated as honor etudents in attend- (fcorge Duncaa, Allen Murphy, Wee. Their name, together with ug8e Bei.nice Murphy( the name of school and teacher fol- Murphy( Harod Murphy.

lOW.j '1 0. L. Grlmslmw, Leslio Greer, Har-old Greer, John J. Stone. College Mound Vhgil Leathers.

Virginia Terry, Reta Fisk, Dorothy Cozart, Harry Cuzart, Starr Coz-art, Goldie Terry, J. B. Fisk, Ar-letve Kamp." Ardmore Wm. Marsh. llcirlena Mao Nelson, Eugene Ed-wawrds, Harold Corn, Robert Pow.

era, Billie Corn, Hiawatha Montgomery, Annie Ferguson, Evelyn Edwiardii, Billie Powjetb, Ralph Powell, Beatrice Powers, Hursel Guffy, Mary Ferguson. Winkler Mary Fugate. Jjobson Ruth Jobxon. Goo curic Ldt m. vvcoa, jwiixinr Geiald Bchrman.

High Hill Edith Duncan. Helen Dorrell, Luther Fine, I es ru.j i -v Highland Winifred Dallas. IV, i Ilea ker, Wyendell Baker, Virginia am numer, Lu.na taney, Rwinn1. iOPn Tnlliver. Tnl ter Rusher, Helen Stephen son Dorothy Jean Stephenson, Floyd thread and oil all bearings with ker OHone oil.

Run the machine slowly a few times, lei ntund about lifteeu minutes, then run rapidly a few minutes; repeat if necessary wipe off all the oil you can, then oil all bearings with good Hewing machine oil. See that the ncede is not blunt for nice work will not bo the result if it is. There are several ways to renovate straw hats and if properly treated they can be cleaned so they will look as good as new. One way is to wash thoroughly with warm water and clear soap to remove the grease and dust. Then rinse off in cold water and rub with lemon juice to remove stains and to improve the color of the straw.

Lump chimneys are best cleuned by holding them over steam. Then polish with a dry cloth. Every house should have a medicine chest well stocked with at leust the necessary alleles which include curliolic acid, smelling wilts, borax, sweet spirits of nitre, adhesive tape, boric acid to be made in sou Lion for ear u-he, weak eyes, bathing wounds, sore mouth, sore throat, cuts and sores. Do not I'M' Erby Francis, -Oral Francis, Hazel He)en Gwinner Fern Touver, Francis. iUA Virgil Gwinner, Glenn Clark.

i.ove vauey oeuian Floyd Coe A. Wells. Margaret l.iukis, Lewis I.ucuJ, Rusher. Roger Hortense Penton. Ethel Ellen Turner, Iva Lee Slater Hammocks-Mrs.

E. C. Posey. Leonard Shears, Rcba Floyd, Edith Halley, Lonzo Lucas, Wood- wiiour cvans, j. n.

r.vans, Leonard Brokaw, Evelyn Coppes, Jimtm Ifannincr Marv Smilpra. Helen Harvey. row Lucas, Velma Bennett, Leno 1 ii riii.j Hickory Grove Rae Smith 5xin "Zt -iAX Edith Jean Cashelt Audry Shutto, Marino. Elk Fork Doris Dasch Lynn vana Vnn Lynn, Bessie Mae Evans. Harry Shatto, Ethel Chrisman, -f Aikeel Sneed, A.

Teter, Wendell Ross Goodman, Virgil Goodman, Edna Ann Rogers, Janieco Ropers, Frances Chrisman, Cleo Chrisman, Ruth Dunsan, Hazel Hayes, Opal 11 hloud -j should contain million a rcd-cellt to vvtiy 'i cubic .3 mtlli. i meter. Janeva Rogers, Marjorie Ncwkirk, Teter, Carl Sliced, Troy Taylor. Exeello R. L.

Walker Paul Halternian, Opal Miller, Eliza Hayes, Doris Sparks, Mary Sparks, Brammer Gilbert Walton Deloris Newkirk. Hazel Grove Verdun Doggott, ill i beth Miller, Lucille Lucas, Abncr Nadine Burnam, Mary Farmento, Tracy Farmento, Joe Love, Floyd Eugene Riley, Ray Todd, Wallace Staats. McClainsville June Lamb Winkler, Kenneth Ausmus, Virginia Grugin, Willard Ausmus, Robert Donald Cunningham, Ethel Moore, Vernelle Cheever, Lucille Swiml, without the borax for it is invalu- Travetto. Keota Ethel Seaney. Ruth Page, Maxine Page, Armaun do Ricci.

Keota Leah V. Holvey. Spencer. Seney Helen Ross. nblo for adding to the water in Martha Vickroy, Robert Baker, Gordon Marsh, Walter Teter.

Brock Mrs. Anspauch. Emily Lamb, Hetty Binder, Mal which you wash curtains, blankets, Richard Baker, Lewis Graham, Or New Berg Arthur Wrigifit. Paul Clom, Eugene Flynn, Delbur Dash, Kenneth Gross, Denn Dash, James Smith, Odell Phillips. Star Ella Chitwood.

Elizabeth Mangus, Howard Slaughter, Cecil Mangus, Bonnie Slaughter. Bell Ina Miller. Orion Henderson, Eldon Henderson, Mayata Bailey, Margret New-myer. Murry Eugene Corcoran. Howard Magruder, Virgil Shu-maker, Muriel Sweikert, Hazel Lene, Maxine McCullough, Herman Baldwin Manford Mercer, Wilma' McCullough.

Center Louise Johnson. Elaine Stadley Unicn Ridge Jas. A. Webber. Raymond Gross, Marjorie Jenkins, Elizabeth Jenkins, Cleona Mae the baby's diapers and in fact any Es.u la Lenzini, Clura Ricci, Gilbert Page, Joe Lenziui, Ninn Kitchen, tha Lamb, Michalecn Strohcitto, thing you want thoroughly clean and dell Posey, Garland Gross, William Winkler, John Winkler, Goldie IMJ Allen Miller, Paul Binder, Duvid sweet smelling.

To warm over gems and rolls dip them in cold Charles Lenzini. Dewey Wayne Enyart. Winkler Chariton Aileen Phillips. water for an instant. Drop them in James Berti, Vedio Nernin, Violet Miller, B.

T. Lamb. Union Grove Waller Tiller J. C. Collins, Francis Collins, Gol-eria Gerken.

Lyman Pbipps, Charles Calhoun, a paper bag, twist the top together Marie Calhoun, Billy King, Naurice Peukert, Elfia Brugioni, Angclo Coppi, Aldo Giambi, George Davis, to exclude he nir and put Iheni into Summers, Floy Trupitt, Thelma Ves S. Ardmore Lena Day. Bruno Coppi. a hot oven for five or ten minutes A. M.

II. tal, Nadine King, Nadine Burke, Dewey Hazel Enyart Damon Cox, L. L. Green, Hortense Teter, Dorothy Brown, Mildred Brown, Mary Green. Dalia Njornvm Gipnon School Notes.

Glen Davis. Your joy may depend upon rich, red-blood-cells A HEALTHY body is vigorous, strong and sound. It is man and woman's greatest asset. It demands. that the red-blood-cells shall not be decreased in number.

The red-blood-cells are its workers to the cubic millimeter. It is dangerous to let the blood count remain below normal. With an increase in the red-blood-cells, you will be on the right road to Health. This is Nature's way to body power and to clear skin. You owe it to yourself and family to give S.S.S.

a trial. It promotes healthy body building. It helps Nature build rich, red blood. For more than 100 years S.S.S. has been helping people regain and retain their strength and charm.

It hi made from strictly fresh vegetable drugs and is easy to assimilate. Pleasant to take. Thousands of users have testified to its benefits in unsolicited letters of gratitude. We closed our mopi.li of Greenwood Vivian Hahn Clapton Hawking school Friday, March 2. Several have moved ln.ni our district re Edna Kirk, Harold Kirk, Emma Harister, Hauf IJfijona, Lut ill Osborn, RosiL.

Osburn, Mary Florence Ford. Wright Dora Rockwell. Helen Wright, Nadine Hiswell, Philip St. Clair, Ola Cavender, Kenneth Burnam, Lucille Biswell, Lfna Fairbanks J. Clifford Bradley.

Dunseith. Ward Verne Baker. Elma Reta Ccffman. White Oak Freda Smoot. Donald Williams, Neva Delbert Reynolds, David Williams.

cently, leaving us only pupils. Geroge Anspaiich, Walter Ans-pauch, John II. Carter, John Howard Jones, June Ford, Junior Aiik-puucli, Lester Carter, Marjorie Carter, Hill Joins, Ludcnia Wilhelmina Kdwards. Twenty of these al tended every day You will be delighted with S.S.S. blood building and tonic effects.

Take at mealtime. At all drug stores in two sixes. Ask for the larger size. It is more economical. S.S.S, Co.

this month and twelve have been Fox Alice Clopton. lerfoet in itl.end,iince so far this Victor Head, Ai'lcne Iiaumann, Marian Walker. year. Fifteen received picture curds Diamond Mrs. Gunnels.

Nolu Doner, Maxine Koger, Earl East Walker Varota Carpenter spelling this month. We hail our A-H club achievement Pryor, Kermit liane, Junior Grigs- Maxine Reynolds, Lester Kulzbach Fairbanks J. Cifford Bradley. Lucille Fields, Opal Dowel, Ray Makes You Feel Like Yourself Again program Friday, March 14. It con Wares, Willis Williams.

White Ellen McVay. Wilbur Cribb, Martha Jane Mason, Dale Cribb, Ruth Mozihgo, Melvin Hard, Elsie Cribb, Wilma Harrison, Louise Roan. Maple Grove Irese Thompson. Gail Anderson, Elma Thurman, Kenneth Lane, Herschell Lane, La-thella Thurman, Earl Elsea, Clarence Anderson, 'Leola Wares, Pauline Joiner. Sue City Mabel Collins.

Lola Belle Lea, Anna Lou Lea, Alma Dale Eaaley, Kenneth Easley, Lois Fern Campbell, Elen Camp-bel. Nickellon Eunice Marsh. Lizzie Lou Oicker, Becky Sue Niekell. Bear Creek Edith Harrison. sisted of our business meeting, yells, by, Junior Samp.son, Jinnie Grigsby, Curtis Uane, )rcw Dean Grigsby, Edwin Gunnels, I'aul Ko mond Imogene Dowel, Juanita Dowel, Otis Burnam, Finis songs, compositions and demonstrations.

'Those attending were: Mr. Ollie Reynolds. Prairie Dale Flossie Burkhart. Millie Turner, Eldon Bergfied, Velma Turner. Waddell Otis Walker Edwin Burkhardt, Waldo Burk- ger.

Gee Virginia Helshor. Willie Phipps, Mrs. Hood Shearon, Burnam, Donald Lovett Ruby Kel ly, Bithia Rhodes. Lundy Elsie Mae Sumpter. Low Mate Dean Cupp, Velpo Turpin, lva Mrs.

Osie Brammer, Mrs. W. C. Shearon, Mrs. Wilbur Roberts.

Mrs. Peters, Opal Cupp. Opal Walker, Eva Kerby, Melita Carriker, Ethel Carriker, Carl O. M. Gaunt and Opal Brammer.

We bad eight posters, a garbage container and a fly trap to exhibit. We Kirby, Devoine Lacer, Knapp Gladys Robertson. Ruth Barnett, Wilma Walker, Thomas Barnett. Oak Grove 10 Lucille Moss. Thelma McElhaney, Layton Sis- each made a health poster.

Paul Shearon made the garbage container and the girls together made the fly i hardt, Doris Vansickle, James Burkhardt, Dale Long, Herscfyol Rowe, Elsie Whiles. Walker Hazel Moss Harold Vansickle. Gipson Agnes Clopton Paul Shearon, Ethel Bunton, Amidei, Eddie Lee Truitt, Martha Jane Gaunt, Edwin Downing, Mildred Gaunt, Aldo Amidei, Ernest Amidei, Richard Gaunt, Woodrow Truitt, Teresa Ronchetto, Ethel Walker, Anna Emma Gaunt. rjA Mare" 23-30 Arthur Kerby, Gladys Lacer, J. O.

Kerby. Zion Geo. Pate. Gerald Akins, Jno. Akins, Eldon York, Lee Mendenhall, Arthur Burnett Edward Burnett.

Palmyra Ruby Reno. Gail Bevan Elizabeth Be van. East Valley Geneva Grimshaw. Karl Wright, Floyd Walls, Mar- March 29-30 son, Fred Sisson, Fred Miller, Doris Miller, Waldo Adams. We.st Valley Mary Belle Rhodes.

Harold Cook, Gail Jones, D. L. Thomas. Economy Mrs. Wood.

Frances Sewell, Wilbur Mcttes, Joeal Sewell, Donald Travis. Oak Grove Leola Hardy. Jean Brotmarkle, Dora Eeleher, Helen Harrington, Henry Brotmarkle, Raymond McDuffee. Lrve Lake Gladys Smithson. Gwendell Fuller, Leona Davis, HOME GOODS Take an inventory of your home needs for spring.

Then come in and see the honest values we have that fill those very needs. And, don't forget our prices will save you money on household necessities and spring cleaning accessories. Come early. Sada Carter, Kenneth Carter Dessie Shears, Dorothy B. Jones, Florence J'orie Wr'Sht, Virgil Walls, Mary Thurman.

Hazel EIrod. Raymond Redmon, Vinita Bess Perry, Edith Fern Jones, Dora Biondi. Burris Mrs. J. P.

Vanskike. Philip Brockman. Barnes Lorraine Wash. Lucy Boiinir, Nona Ratliff, Anna Mae Hawkins. Neva Teter, Ruth Wytt, Lucille wans.

Holman Leah Canada. Hortense Pillers, Nadine Pillers, D. T. Pillers, Vesper Stamp, Ernest Stamp, Raymond Dallas, Gerald Mott. Round Trip to Kansas CIty.4 Mason.

Morrow Virginia Wright Granvil Morrow, Miary E. Neel, Fleteher Irene Basler. John Phipps. Consult Agent for Details Kenneth Grugin, Phyllis Gilstrap, John Gilstrap, John Geeilings, Mil burn Spencer. Centerville Lucille Norton.

Rhoades. McNealy Katherine Bledsoe. Mildred Henderson, Walter Giv-ens, Eva Belle Givens, Robert Giv-ens. Bunch Iris Epperson. Clifford Cosby, Kathryn Behy-mer, Glen Shott, Eileen Behymer, Edna Mae Parrett, Paul Epperson, Daniel Haxton Mary Epperson, Sarah Graee Bledsoe, Leon Bunch, Keith Williams.

Bunce Eula Hawkins. Kenneth Burns, Junior Burns. Goff--Lester Eitel. Junior Eitel, Rusell Lovern. Wil-lard Williams, Velma Eite.

Fairview Adiene Bell. Junior Smedley; Carroll Wright, Florence Mason, Robert E. Cherry, George Strouse. Martha McDuffee, Paul Yount, Clenthea Yount, Howard Yount. New Fairview Alpha Foley.

Useful Hints. Ink stains on carpels and delicate materials can be effectually treated when still fresh by sprinkling with common salt; the salt absorbs the ink and must be removed to be followed by another sprinkling. A teacupful of coarse salt to three pints of water forms a splendid mixture for removing dirt from carpets and brightening fading colors. The sewing machine in many homes is being gone over in order to do thf spring sewing as efficiently as possible. If it runs hard remove the TRADE HERE SAVE TRADE HERE SAVE Davis Lorene Burnam Wilburn Frazier, Juanita Burnam, Lillie Marie Davis, Juanita Wilson, Kenneth Murphy, Jennie Marie Frazier, Betty Liedorff, Dorothy Burnam, James Liedorff, Virginia Burnam, Edith Call, Elwood Wilson.

Kaseyville Martha Wright. John L. Yutz, Lottie Marie Blew Otho Cleaver. Teter Marie Mallett, Mik'rcd Shawk, Johnnie Wisdom. Leath.is Mrs.

Baker Daniel Lea, Naomi Swallow, Dean Lea. Pleasant Grove Ronald Hackler, Trade At Kiefer's and Keep Your Money in Macon Marjorie Snodgrass, Verne Van-Doren, Lucille Wiggans, Olen Tip Oil Mop 48 Inch Handles SUGAR 10 541 POWDERED SUGAR Special 69c ton, Dorothy March, Sanborn Snodgrass, John Howard March Leslie Crow, Virgil Tipton. West Brown Dorothy Barnes. Geraldine Bork, Wayne Lindley, Virginia Turner, Wesley Turner, Marie Gladhill. LaPorte Lois Frazee.

Charles Nelson, John Harlung, Viola Walter. POST -s: Elect These Oak inuge Ira C. Kisor. Pete Apel, Apel. Green Pauline Davis.

Clifford Williams, Nolan Wakley People Cecil June Rice. Henry Seward, Aldena Davis, Addie Atha, Loretta Seward CATSUP Large 14 oz. bottle Smaller Size 49c Indispensable in Spring house-cleaning. Kxtra large cotton yarn mop with metal head. Metal con T0ASTIES SX" 71-' 14' flvoftlial lrTiwa Tiavia XToll COUNCILMAN Damold, Philip Groce, Leolah dependence-Dave Richardson tainer included.

Big $1.00 value. Jeremiah Danner, Pearl Danner, IkIFFER pride PEABERRY Coffee GOLDEN RIO 2lbs 35 Seward, Irene Davis, Denzil Morgan, Raymond Johnson Eugene Johnson Freda Mair. Brush Creek Alva Newkirk. John Logan Kelso, Clifford Rat-liff, Cloreece Tuttle, Paul Kelso, Naomi Bell. Rock Creek Katie Phipps.

3rd Ward RAYMOND KUNDER 4th Ward ALBERT BOEDEKER 1st Ward J. D. BAMMAN 2nd Ward DR. J. L.

BRIDGFORD Ruth Danner, Louis Shunk, Venita Manning, Dorothy Cook, Eleanor Danner, William Baker, Doris Danner, Marjorie Manning Juanita Cook. Ten Mile Malissa Cook. Virginia White, Vivian White, Junior White, Everett Dennis. Naomi Sugar Cured Jowels MORRELL'S 15' Bacon Dry Salt FANCY rV Evelyn Ford, Irma Davison, M. A.

TJ Jowels 2 BACON nnilta VnrA I Daiter, iseun isennis Clarence orn- Thayer, Thayer Ruby Artnent, Deloma Xjf? Kline, Marjorie Bennett. EXTRA FANCY Full Cream MARGARINE Anabel Mary Graves Margaret Lee Hibler, Joe Inman, Keithley, Ada Eaton. Atterberry Gordon Robinson. Odell Bealmer, Stanford Bealmer, Juanita Burch, Roscoe Wiggans, CHEESE 24ie Robert Craig, Lee Shelton, Owen Sweet Heart Genuine "Nut" 29' lb. Wells, Teresa Ridings.

Oakwood Mrs. J. Perry. Paul Howell, Walter Howell, Or- Cotton Mop Taped Head 49c A good weieht cotton mon that dell Itschner, Edith Behnkendorf, Real Fancy BEEF STEAK 30' BEEF ROAST 22' Eugene Benkendorf, Norene Mos Edith Wiggans. Osborne Sibyl Dawkins.

Inez Butler. Hopewell Lucille Bealmer. Cleo Burton, Tracy Bealmer. Moody Celia Brockman. Cleo Todd, Emette Willard McCully, Hazel Crawford, Joe McCully.

THE MACON PLATFORM 1. WE STAND FOUR-SQUARE FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OF MACON LIGHT WATER PLANT. 2. WE FAVOR ESTABLISHMENT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. 3.

WE FAVOR FULLEST PUBLICATION OF CITY FINANCE AND TRANSACTIONS. 4. WE FAVOR USE OF MACON COUNTY COAL IN MUNICIPAL PLANTS. This Platform and These Men Merit Your Support Vote for Them- Tuesday, April 1, 1930 (Paid Political Advertisement) ty, Willard Gwinner, Alifred Gwinner, Glen Itschner, Marie Its will lessen the toil your clean CHICK $0.49 Med. ing tasks.

These full lenyfh chner, Erma i Holman Nelle Ralston. John Wilson, Margaret Gaunt. Large I lOUl Smaj Car Just RecM. 4 strands with cut end do the job best. A real value.

Stowe W. H. Warfield. crrn cuck Per Iraojo Boulton Wilda Smith, Ra- Wardell Mrs. Smith Turner HEN 100 PEOPLES STORE Center Vine St.

Large, solid Heads 3 for Lettuce 25c Firm Ripe 3 lbs. Bananas 19 gina Crawford. Lucille Turner, A. B. Bradford.

Hickory Grove Anna Lou Thomp- Forest Vivian McCully son. Dorothy Cook, James Dallas, Wan-Dorothy Fray, on Oliver, Cleo da Schmidt, Loi. Schmidt, Virgil Harris, Fern Bands, James Harris, Gladys Keller Dale Stowe. Swan Lake Gladys Wolfe KOejr TJorjJr Berry. Day, Charles GOstrap.

Well Bleach Large Stalks Celery 10c Macon, Mo..