Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 3

January 4, 1936 LOCAL NEWS Gerald Colman, who has been spending his vacation with his parents at Callao, returned to Columbia Thursday to resume his school work at the Missouri University and to continue his office duties in the Dsychology department. Finis Miles of Bevier was a Macon caller this morning. Miss Dixie Pound will leave Sunday for Fayette to resume her at Central after spending the holiday vacation with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J.

Presley Pound, at the Episcopal rectory. Mrs. Frances Williams Belsher of this city but who is at present secretary for George C. Johnson, state purchasing agent of Missouri, has returned to Jefferson City after southern trip to New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisian: a1 spending the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. A.

B. Hamilton, and family. Ed A. Demeter will spend Sunday in Chillicothe with his daughter, Mrs. P.

Milbank and Mr. Milbank. Mr. Demeter's sister-in-law and Mrs. Milbanks aunt.

Mrs. Clarence Henly, of Oklahoma City is a guest in the Milbank home. 0. A. Roland Injured 0.

A. Roland, salesman, of Quincy, sustained cuts on the head early this morning in a car accident. He was' brought to the Jefferson Hotel where he was treated. In reporting the accident it Mr. Roland collided with a truck on the overhead bridge east of Callao on Highway 36.

His car was damaged to considerable extent, it is said. First 1936 Baby The first 1936 baby to arrive at the Samaritan Hospital was born this morning at 7:00 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fox. The young man weighed seven pounds and has been named James Howard.

Honoring Miss Edna Naylor tained the young the MaMrs. Claude Atteberry, entercon-Atlanta State Bank at a dinner evening at the Atteberry home on North Rollins street in compliment to Miss Edna Naylor. Miss Naylor, who has been assisting at the bank since July, is returning to her home Kirksville Sunday. She will resume her work as bookkeeper for the Shinn Hatchery at LaPlata the first of the week Miss Lucille Nugent of Moberly was among the out of town callers here Friday. Two Wedding Licenses Issued Recorder of Deeds Everett Frazee had his first request of 1936 Tor wedding licenses Friday.

Two were issued yesterday, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Both couples requested secrecy concerning their plans. Wood Chopping Monday, December 30, 1935, six men were thoughtful enough of Mr. and Mrs. Will Groce to meet and cut and haul wood.

The Groces are always thankful of deeds of kindness shown them. Mrs. Tom Barnett and Miss Marjorie Wright assisted Mrs. Groce with her dinner. The men namely were John Wright, son Emery, Joe Canada, Orville Coffman, Noah Biswell and Dave Wright.

Legal Notices TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, Morris Kindle and Anna Kindle, husband and wife, by their Deed of Trust dated June 1, 1923, and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of Macon County, Missouri, in Book 239 at Page 563, did convey unto the Hez Brown Mortgage Company of Macon, Missouri, as Trustee, for the purpose of securing the indebtedness mentioned in said Deed of Trust, the following described real estate in Macon County, Missouri, to-wit: The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter and the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter, of Section 13, Township 57, Range 15, containing eighty (80) acres, more less, WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of the installment of principal and interest. due June 1, 1933, upon said indebtedness, as well as all installments that have become due since that time, by reason of which the whole of said indebtedness became due and now remains unpaid; NOW, THEREFORE, the Hez Brown Mortgage Company, Trustee, has refused to act and the undersigned has been duly appointed as Substitute Trustee, NOW, THEREFORE, H. D. Snider, Substitute Trustee, at the request of the holder of said indebtedness, give notice that I will on Monday, the 20th day of January, 1936, between the hours of nine o'clock, A. and five o'clock, P.

of that day at the South front door of the Court House in the City of Macon, County Macon, Missouri, sell the above described real estate at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, for the purpose of discharging the indebtedness secured by said Deed of Trust, interest due thereon and the costs of executing this H. D. SNIDER, Substitute Trustee. 4t-140-146-152-158 MACON CHRONICLE the Will McKenzie home. Mrs.

Hattie Belle Posey was called to her parental home Tuesday morning as her mother, Mrs. W. H. Ketcham was She had a stroke a few days before. She passled away New Years eve.

We all extend our greatest sympathy to Mr. Ketcham and children. The many friends and neighbors of Mrs. Lillie Rhoades were saddened to hear of her death which occurred at her home in Marshall where the family had resided for several years. She was born and reared in this community.

We all extend our sincere sympathy to the family and all the relatives in their sad bereavement. Mrs. Belle Norton and Mrs. Lucille Norton attended the Ladies Aid as Bloomington Tuesday. They met at the church and quilted on two quilts.

Mrs. Hazel Andrews and daughter, Elizabeth and son, Jim spent Monday with her father, Welden Posey. Mr. and Mrs. George Carey little daughter, Susanne spent last Saturday at the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Norton and assisted them with their butchering. Welden Posey and Miss Louise Schwenk were dinner guests in the George Andrews home Wednesday. Joe Miller and family visited Mr. and Mrs.

George Spencer and son, Paul last Sunday. Richard Dean Wise took sick Monday night with a breaking out of some kind. OAK RIDGE OAK RIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ostertog and son, Earl of Springfield, left Monday for their home after spendthe Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs.

Rosa Ostertog and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Binder and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whiles and little daughter, Darylin and son, attended the Christmas dinner Christmas day at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Binder of Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Winkler and children, Betty and Tommy spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs Fred Sandner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Leist and son, Bobby spent Christmas even with Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Stroppel and son, George. Miss Irene O'Toole, Arthur and Omer Binder spent Christmas day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Binder and family and gue. e.ts. Mr. and Mrs. James Duckworth of Macon spent Christmas with Mrs.

Duckworth's father, Gus Sandner. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leist and daughter, Mary Sue and Miss Ida Lee Stroppel spent Christmas dav with Mr. and Mrs.

Edwards Stroppel. Mr. and Mrs. Frank and daughter, Cora and son, Everett of near Excello spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Binder and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ostertog and son, Earl.

Mrs. Lizzie Leist. and son Charlie spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Leist and family of Macon.

Mrs. Leist remained for a few days visit. The teacher, Mrs. Frank Burkhardt and pupils entertained the patrons of the school with a nice program and Christmas tree on Tuesday afternoon. The pupils enjoyed a nice treat from their teacher.

The visitors also enjoyed a nice treat of candy. School was dismissed the remainder of the week for a few days vacation. Miss Ida Lee Stroppel, Miss Irene O'Toole and Arthur and Omer Binder spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A.

Binder and guests, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ostertog and son Earl. Mrs.

A. H. Binder of Macon accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joe Binder and son, home Tuesday afternoon to spend a few days to help with the butchering.

George Stroppel sawed wood New Years dav for Walter Sandner and A. McQuitty. Mrs. Edward Stroppel spent New Years day with Mrs. Lloyd Leist and family.

Mrs. A. McQuitty helped Mrs. Walter Sandner prepare dinner New Year's day for the men who helped wood. saw, Chester Binder of Bethany arrived New Year's Day for a visit with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Binder and family. Omer Binder who is working for W.

C. Howell east of Macon happened to a painful accident while helping saw wood New Year's day by reaching too near the saw and received quite a cut on the right arm. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sandner spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. McQuitty. Roy ansickle trucked corn Tuesday to Macon for W.

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She was preceded in death by her father, mother, three brothers and two sisters. Besides the bereaved husband she leaves one sister, Mrs. Willie Borron, and one brother, Theophilus, to mourn her departure. She spent almost two years in the West for the benefit of her health, which gradually failed and came home November 18 to be with her sister and family who, with her husband tenderly cared for her until the end. To know Nela was to love her, and wherever she was many friends who will always "miss her.

Nela read her Bible faithfully, and was comforted by the many promises therein. Her favorite chapter was St. John 14. Funeral services at Mt. Tabor, conducted by were Rev.

T. C. Northup. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Honoring Chicago Guest Mrs.

Paul Hess entertained 18 young ladies with a buffet supper Friday evening at the Hess home on North Rubey street in compliment to her house guest, Miss Joan Lyding, of Chicago. Miss Lyding, has been spending the holidays here. is leaving tonight for 1 her home. da Birthday Surprise Miss Lavern Baker was delightfully surprised Friday evening when a number of her friends entertained in honor of her birthday with a line party to the Valencia theater. the show they went to the Travelier for refreshments.

Miss Jane Ralston, who has been spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Ralston, will leave Sunday for College Heights, where she is a members of the faculty of the Hannibal-LaGrange College at Hannibal. Miss Doris Gieselman will leave Sunday for St. Charles where she teaches in Lindenwood College. Miss Gieselman has been spending the holidays at home. Mrs.

J. L. Britt Dies May. Georgia Richmond Britt, wife of J. L.

Britt, a passed away Friday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at her home, south of Kaseyville. She had been bedfast only a short time. Mrs. Britt was born in Macon county March 23, 1875, the daughter of Lewis and Martha Richmond. She was 60 years, months and 10 days old at the time of her death.

Surviving are her husband. four sons and four daughters. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at Hebron Church, conducted by Rev Owens of College Mound. Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Mason of La Plata were Macon callers today. Mr. and Mrs. Mason have just returned from a visit with relatives in Los Angeles, Calif.

Miss Lily V. Haley is Hostess Friends of Miss Lily V. Haley were delightfully entertained Friday evening at a house warming at Miss Haley's new home on Highway 36. Miss Haley and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. V. Haley, moved to their new home which is of English Colonial design during the holidays. Guests last night numbered over 55. A ping pong and carron tournament furnished entertainment.

-of-town guests were Miss Joan Lyding of Chicago, Charles Cornwell of Kirksvillo and Charles Caldwell of Fayette. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Reynolds and daughter, Mary Margaret, will go to Brookfield Sunday to attend" the funeral services of F. L.

Sanford, prominent hardware merchant, who died suddenly January 3. Mr. Sanford's daughter, Mrs. Grace Markham, and Mrs. Reynolds were roommates during the time they were students at the Kansas City Conservatory of Music.

Miss Pauline Battson of Rockport, Illinois, who is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Battson, and family near Callao, was a Macon visitor Friday.

EXCITING MOVIES CALLED FACTOR IN CATCHING A COLD Sitting through an exciting motion picture---preferably one deaing with a love triangle- a good way to catch cold. Watching a stirring picture wears down the resistance because of the emotional effect, and the carbon dioxide from the audience contributes to the condition, according to Dr. William Ibbotson, nose a and throat surgeon. Zion Lutheran Church Victor H. Grimm, pastor Sunday after New Year.

Sunday School at 9:45. Morning worship and sermon at 10:45. Theme of sermon: "True Wisdom to be Learned of the Wise Men." Text is Matthew 2, 1-12. January 6 is the festival of the Epiphany, the Christmas of the Gentiles. It is on this that the church commemorates the coming of the Wise Men to worship the Christ.

Tomorrow, a day ahead of time, Zion celebrates the festival of the Epiphany. You are always welcome at Zion. If your church duties do not call you elsewhere, or if you have no church home, we invite you to worship at Zion. First Baptist Church S. W.

Driggers, pastor At Our Churches 9:30 Sunday School, W. L. Magruder, general superintendent. 10:45 Unified worship. Sermon: "The Purpose of the Church Ordinances." 6:30 Baptist Training Union.

7:30 Worship. Sermon: "Delight in Doing God's Will." The church will observe the "Memorial Supper" at the close of the morning sermon. The deacons will meet at the church Tuesday evening at 7:30. The regular, business meeting of the church will be held Wednesday evening following a brief prayer service. The Associational Baptist Training Union meeting will be held at Bevier Baptist Church Friday evening.

First Methodist Church S. S. Landoc, minister Church School, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11:00 a.

m. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m.

Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p. m. With the beginning of the New Year let us give to God the best service that is within our power, every member and friend of the church doing something to make the church a power in the community. St. James Parish 2nd Sunday after Christmas.

9:45 o'clock--Church school. Mrs. Paul Scobee, supervisor. 10:44 o'clock--Holy Communion and sermon. The rector will preach.

Professor Albert Harris, choirmasBilly Brown, crucifer. Smith, server. The Calendar January 6th Eucharist at 9 o'clock. Pearl Street Methodist Church The New Year begins for most of us very happily. Conscious of God's goodness and care we press forward to the accomplishment of the work assigned.

It was Theodore Roosevelt who said: "In the end it will not be whether you won but how you fought the battle." Great truth -this. The worth of any life is not measured by the specific things accomplished but by the purpose and faithfulness of those who labored. May this year 1936 be measured by our faithfulness to the high ideals set before us, to our friends to the church and above all to ourselves. Sunday a. m.

Sermon "A Satisfied Human a. m. Mrs. John Curfman will sing at the morning hour. She has chosen as her number "The Good Shepherd" by Beardsley Van De Water.

Senior young people 6:30 p. m. a. m. Mid-week meeting, Wednesday.

Board meeting, Tuesday Home Loan Bldg. You will be welcome at our services. C. A. BOWLES, Pastor.

Presbyterian Church Sunday School, 9:45. No morning or evening service, Christian Church Bible School, 9:45 a. m. Reports of the year's work will be made. Communion service, 10:45 a.

m. EAST LIBERTY EAST LIBERTY Mrs. Jim Miller is ill with a very severe cold. She has been conto her bed for several days. fined.

and Mrs. Guy Norton and father, B. T. Morris spent Sunday near Excello in the Raymond Brock home. Paul Spencer has been spending his holiday vacation with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer. Mr. and Mrs.

Will McKenzie and mother, Mrs. Rachel and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tate spent the day Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Skinner and son, Lloyd and mother, Mrs. Jessie Winkler. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fisk of Atlanta and Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Milam of Columbia spent Christmas day in McClainsville School Notes Mrs. Lester Burton, Teacher, Our second quarter of school closed Friday, Deceber 13. Pupils liam Watkins, attendance, Alice Watkins, perfect in were: WilMarjorie Jean Moore, and Betty Alice Watkins. Those having a perfect spelling record for the quarter were: William Watkins Betty Alice Watkins, and Marjorie Jean Moore.

The third and 1 fourth grade languaga classes have been studying Christmas stories and poems. Durwood Creed has been absent from school for over a month due to illness. Brooksie Morgan who has been attending school at Excello entered here December 11th. Our teacher gave us a Thanksgiving party. Several visitors attended, namely: Floyd Lee Watkins, Betty Alice Watkins, Betty Marie Moore, and Velma Creed.

Games were played and refreshments of bananas, candy bars and pop corn were served. We gave our Christmas program Friday afternoon December 20. The program consisted of the following: A song by the school, "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear." A speech "I Wonder," by Mary Maud Teter. A dialogue "Ruben Springs A Surprise." A speech "Christmas Joy." by Brooksie Morgan. A reading "What the Reindeer Did," by Marjorie Jean Moore.

A speech, "Overheard at Christmas," by Brooksie Morgan. A reading "The Inn Keepers Story," by Gertrude Teter. dialogue, "'The Colored Santa." A "speech, Santa's by Durwood Creed. A dialogue "Br'er Johnston's Sermon." After the program, gifts were distributed and a treat of candy and oranges was given the school children, College Mound School Notes The month ended on the 27th of December. We had our Christmas and tree We all enjoyed our vacation.

There were 26 perfect in spelling. There were 31 perfect in attendance. We sold a few Christmas seals. With the pie supper money we bought two balls and two bats. The ones that received the prizes in spelling for the last quarter were: 1st grade, Montzelle Leathers.

2nd grade, Dallas Garner. 3rd grade, Betty Mae Kamp 4th grade, Mary E. Perkins. 5th grade, Dorothy Jean Greer. 7th grade, William Circle Visitors always welcome.

MRS. GWEN H. BAKER, Teacher. 'IRENE COX Reporter Mt. Vernon School Notes Teacher, Floriene Dossey.

Reporter, Billy Powell. Friday, December 20, closed the first half of our school term. We hope to accomplish as much in the next four months as we have in the past four. Maxine Dossey was perfect in tendance last month. Those on the spelling honor roll last, manth were: Donald Bolin, Maxine Dossey and Billy Bolin.

Those on the honor roll this quarter were: Donald Bolin, Maxine Dossey and Billy Powell. On Friday afternoon, December 20, we had our Christmas tree and program. Due to the cold weather some who had planned to come, were unable to attend. However, we had a nice little crowd. Our schoolroom was decorated in keeping with the Christmas season.

Window decorations were small lighted Christmas trees and window Our sandtable was a Santa Claus scene. We had prepared small gifts for the little folks of this district. We want to thank those who helped us in anyway. "A Greeting" Jack Matzen Song "Hurrah For Santa Claus" School "Why?" Maxine Dossey "A Christmas Lullaby" Maxine Dossey Recit, "Not Letting Billy Powell Dialogue "A Christmas Conspiracy" Recit, "Christmas Presents" Maxine Dossey Song, "To Santa Claus" "Dannie's Stocking" Dannie Coulter Dialogue, "A Letter To Santa" Recit, "What Does Billy Powell "If Christmas" Came Four "Times a Year" Donald Bolin Dialogue, "A Christmas Family" "The Longest Day" Donald Bolin A Christmas Exercise Maxine Dossey and Donald Bolin "Greetings to Santa" Maxine Dossey Song, "Santa Claus" Recit. "A Wish" Jack Matzen Visitors this month were: Bertha Mae Dowding, Denzil Hinton, Betty Jo Bolin, Jack Matzen, Mr.

W. 0. Dossey. Mrs. Merle Bolin, and Bobby Bolin, Visitors are welcome.

SOUTHWEST CALLAO We are glad to report Mrs. Ola Cross and Mrs. Claud Hepworth are both home from the hospitals and are improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmie Wisdom and children spent Thursday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wisdom, of College Falbert Skinner butchered Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Hays and moved to the farm they recently bought near Swan Lake school house. Mrs. Fred Rice called on Mrs. R. L.

Majors Tuesday morning. Jack Williams was a Macon caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Christy of near College Mound moved Tuesday to the Fredda Hewitt farm.

Guy Hays and Jimmie Wisdom each have connected their telephones on line 27 out of Callao. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice were all day Sunday guests of the former's I parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Tude Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Abel and two children of Colorado are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Wright. Harley Smith was calling at Jim Rogers Sunday. Dortha is staying with Mrs. Claud Hepworth and assisting with the house work. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Williams were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Majors. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Christy spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Day. Arnold and wife accompanied them home and spent the day and assisted them with their work. Since moving there is lots to be done and such kind deeds certainly are to be appreciated. Mr. and Mrs.

Tude Rice spent New Year's day with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice. Everett Mallett of Moberly, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Mallett spent New Year's day with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Christy and also visited in the R. L. Majors home in the afternoon.

During the holdays Mrs. Ira Franks and two daughters, Helen and Madge, were pleased to visit with the formers parents near Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Elam. Mrs.

J. H. Ratliff is again in our midst, after a very pleasant visit at West Plains. Her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Sleeth, have returned to West Plains after spending Most the week everyone victims of colds or flu throughout the community. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Clair were dinner guests of his sister, Mrs.

Ira Dunseith and husband. Also a daughter, Mrs. John Rockwell, Mr. Rockwell and children were guests in the Dunseith home. Mrs.

Dunseith, accompanied the Rockwells to Bloomington to spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. John Schillie and three children enjoyed a visit with relatives at Novinger during Christmas week. Mrs.

Robert Braley and children of Elmer were welcome visitors of M. H. King and daughters last week. PAGE THREE Mrs. Ed Eaton and son, Stanley, spent last week with her sisters at Star, Naomi and Nina Cherry.

Last week Mrs. Clay Franks and sons, Bobby and Richard, visited in Elmer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Enyart.

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