Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 4

PACE F0U2 MACON CHRONICLE-HERALD Thursday, March 15, 1928 Important Notice A combined airplane and steamship Hodges Denies He ihe tiustiers class of the rirst service will be inaugurated on Lake Christian Church will meet tonight at Erie with the opening of spring. 7:30 o'clock in the basement of the church. Every member please be present as Jack's sister-in-law, and Mrs. Kar Jack's sister-in-law, and Mrs. Karl Sheetz's niece.

Also everyone was very pleased to hear the pleasant vice of Mrs. Ed Hartman, and hope with grateful hearts she will be able to continue in our presence at the end of a few months stay in the west with her husband who is recouperat-ing. Mrs. Thompson tnd Mrs. Meisner Social Circle Meeting The Social Circle met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Karl Ehcetz with Mrs. Henry Sheetb and Mrs. Dresclur assisting. Mrs. Ayers had charge of the devotions led by the song "More Love to Thee." The scripture reading was a portion of First Corinthians.

A duet "Sweet Peace, the Gift of God's Love," by Mrs. Sheetz and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. CasDn read one of Ed there will be an election of officers.

Choir Rehearsal There will be choir practice nt Entertains O. E. S. Officers Mrs. Frank Cook, delightfully en ii the Christian Church Friday night at Mr.

and Mr. John Wright of Macon nd Mrv Wright's sister, Mrs. A. H. Terrell ao4 Mr.

Torrtill, formerly of Macon, now of Okmulgee, have returned from Daytona, Florida where they nx-at the winter. 7:30. tertained the officers of Censer Chap ter No. 50 O. E.

S. at her home on Jackson street Wednesday evening. very kindly thanked the Circle for lovely cards, flowers and calls receiv as long as our supply lasts. Sample of Mrs. Cook is worthy Matron.

Cruiaderi Meet On Wednesday ni'ifht the Crusider ed during their stay at the hospital. The hostesses for April are Mrs. Miss Marion Rosegrant in an in Class met with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Dr.

LeGear's Thompson, Mrs. Lenon, and Mrs. Ho- teresting way gave a detailed account of her recent Eastern trip with the man. Will Quit His Job DENVER, Mar. 15 William V.

Hadges, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, today denied report printed in a Chicago newspaper that he would resign at the National Convention in Kansas City. "My term is ended when the convention ends, not before, Hodges told the United Tress. "I am going to carry the job on to the end to the best of my ability. I have asked friends, however, not to seek my re-appointment as my private business matters do not give me sufficient time to do justice to the position." The G. O.

P. treasure denied also that he had said that collections had been made difficult by the Senate investigation of Teapot Dome. "It it A rotten, contemptible implication," he said, heatedly. "But, I see the implication." Hodges refused to enlarge on this statement. He recently appeared before the At the close of the evening the Mm.

E. G. Simmon who has been visiting her inqther-in-law, Mrs. Ceo. E.

Simmoni at Kirksville pawed through Macon thi. morning enroute to St. Louis where t-he will visit her sinter, before returning to her home in New Orleans, La. Stephens College girls. After this several contests were enjoyed.

Prizes were won by Mrs. Frances Belsher, hostess served lovely refreshments. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Angel at the Church basement.

The Flann-gan family won the prize for the evening much to the difgust of the Mc-Carty family. After the social hour a delicious pot luck luncheon wa.i served. gar A. Guest's poems. Song "Stepping in tha Light." Miss Browitt closed devotions with a prayer.

Roll call with 21 members present, and the minutes were read and approved. The heads of the divisions did the soliciting for the Easter Exchange anil Apron Bazaar to be held the 7th of April. The Circle meeting in April will be postponed from Tuesday until Friday to the Missionary Convention at Chillicothe, collection of dues, 07 calls nituie. Song "Dwelling in Beulah Lanu" the meeting, after which a lovely social hour was Mrs. Chris Faudree and Miss Marion Rosegrant.

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CLEAVER BROS. GROCERY 121 N. Rubey The hostess assisted by Mrs. A. R.

Towse served delicious refreshments. ody and just think, his ancestors came across in the Mayflower." Mr. J. L. Russell, who is vifiting her daughter, John Franklin went to Marshall this morning to spend a few days at her home.

"That's all right; her folks came. Doggett Roan across with $150,000." A. L. Doggett and Mrs. Ella Roan, both of Independence Township were married in Macon Wednesday afternoon at at the home of Elder G.

E. Edwaids wrr officiated. They will locate on Mr. Doggctt's farm near Love ake. They have the best wishes of their many friends.

enjoyed. The members were all happy to have taken in four new members, Mrs. Sangster, Mrs. R. Cason, Mrs.

Bloomberg and Mis. George Dye. The welcomed visitors were, Mrs. George Good Values in Good Mr. Elmer Giesolman Entertain Mrs.

Elmer Giestlman delightfully entertained at a one o'clock luncheon today at her honi'j on North Jackson street, honoring Mrs. Lewis Garrett and Misses Wilmn and Sidney Hail of Lancaster. Ire St. Patrick's idea was carried out in the decorations. The tables were attractively decorated with shamrocks.

Irish potatoes, filled with mints vere used as place cards. Flowers carrying out the green and white color scheme were also used. Bridge was played at six tables. Senate committe and bared a list of contributors to the 1924 G. ().

P. campaign fund. GRQCl WES Orchestra Practice There will be orchestra practice at the First Christian Church Friday afternoon at NORTHWEST COLLEGE MOUND Miss Pearl Cox spent Sunday the guest of Lola Bea Teter. Mrs. Nancy Williamson returned to her home in Macon Saturday after a few days' visit with her parenU Mr.

and Mrs. Gardner Sherman. King Upton returned to his home in Green Castle after spending a few days with his father, Hugh Upton. Arthur Teter spent Saturday night the guest of Glenn Teter. Those who called on Mrs.

Willie White and children Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Davis, Hill Garner and son, Russel, and Claud Leathers. (I A.

L. KRUEGER til Registered Optometrist Rev. F. P. Hanes and George Pohl-man went to Hannibal thin mornnii? to attend the-Hannibal District Conference of tiie J'earl Street Church.

Will Entertain O. S. S. Miw Louiwi Gieselman will enter-Uin the members of the Orphans Sewing Society of the Zion Lutheran Church at her apartment this morning. Miss Hulda Claus who has been confined to Mr home the past nevt ri.t days was reported this morning to improving.

Mrs. Ernest Suwnrt went to Cal-lao this morning to vh.it her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Wright. W. P. Graves mode a business trip to Moberly Wednesday afternoon. Miss Anna Lynn Vanskikc, a senior in the Macon High School, who 1 ill with pneumonia was thought to be some better thin morning.

She is staying at the home, of Miss Liku-Yuncker on Crescent Bend. R. MeKea ia spending today in Brookfield pending a Fire Prevention meeting. Mrs. John Shea went to Trenton Kraut, 3 lbs 10c Palmolive, 2 cakes 5c Tissue Toilet Paper, 2 rolls 15c Candy Bars, 2 for 15c Hominy, large can 10c Prunes, 3 lbs.

26c Matches, 6 boxes 20c Lard, 2 lbs 26c Catsup, 14 oz. bottle 15c Bulk Garden Seed, Onion Sets, and Seed Potatoes JOHN S. BURNAM Change of Venue Case A chango of venue action from Linn County was filed in the Circuit Clerk's office this morning in the case of Catherine Lamkin vs John Williamson and Frank Baker. The case grew out of replevin proceedings by the plaintiff against the defendants in which took into her possession certain personal property claimed by plaintiff. The case was tried iiefore Just ice of Peace Shoemaker at Bucklin and the verdict was rendered in favor of the plaintiff.

The defendants appealed the case to tlu Circuit Court of Linn County and then a change of venue was taken to the Macon County Circuit Court. Attorneys K. J. Cur-tin of Kansas City and G. Deck Green of Marceline represent the pluintiff and Attorney:) G.

L. Joyce of Bucklin, Lon R. Owen of Marceline and Thomas P. Bums of Brook-field, the defendants. A similar action came to the Macon county court today also from Linn County when Catherine Lamkin filed her suit for $50,000 damages from John Williamson on alleged slander.

Patrick Waddell Dies Patrick Waddell died at his homo on South Rubey Street this morning at 8:50. He wbj born October 21, 1871 and w-is 50 years old. Surviving are one brother, Kd Waddell Maeon and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services will be held at the Home for Funerals Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Miss Mabel Teter returned Sunday ufter a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Kirksville.

TONIGHT YOURS FOR CASH We Deliver Phone 140 Mr. and Mrs. Park Entertain. Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Parks etet 'Pals In Paradise' Polished Off Lawyer What is your husband? Witness He's a finisher. Lawyer What does he finish? Witness Well, just now he's li.v ishing his third term in jail. tained a number of neighbors and friends Wednesday evening, it being his 31st birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Parks, and Mrs. Ray Powell and children, this afternoon to ypend the remaind Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooley and er of the week with her father, Hamilton who is ill. family, Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Ray and children, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teter, Mrs. Expensive Women Why are women so much more than men, although women lave less earning capacity? ll has been estimated that of every dollar for human welfu.c, 'it rents go to women and childten.

H. C. Baker ad H. D. Gipson.

0 J. lrnb who has been ill for several days was uble to resume his work at the Highway Department With Marguerite I)e LaMotte John Mowers, Rudolph Schildkraut and May Robson A romantic story of a modern gold rush in a new setting, as realistic as it is dramatic. Thrilling and absorbing. News and Comedy 7:159:00 10c 25c this mornitf- Sharp Party Tomorrow Sharp Mercantile Company, joined by Powell A Humphrey will give their anniversary party tomorrow afternoon beginning at 1 o'clock. The party includes a spring display of merchandLv? and music and will be held from 1 until fl and 7:30 until 10, the store being closed tomorrow morning to rompliu- arrangements.

MS Miss Lola Bea Teter and Messrs. II. 1). Gipson and Mordeeai Powell spent Sunday evening the guests of Miss Leona Ray. Henry Albert called on Fred Teter Saturday evening.

che High School auditorium Friday, 30. Watch for further William 'King, ton of J. J. King rf Excelbi re-enrolled Tuesday in tie Telegraphy Department of the Chillicotho' Business College. Rea Seeds Garden argains ATLANTA SCHOOL NOTES There were fotir possible prizes to be taken in the County spewing contest of Macon County, Saturday, March and the Atlanta High School carried three of them.

Anne Dorothy Fleming took second place in the written spelling. Kenneth Lomjue ranked second 'in the oral spelling vliile Ross Romjue ranked first in thrr oral filing. We feel that these pcller brgught honor to the Atlanta School for they wroked faithfully in training the contests. "Flu" in Atlanta School Buy Your RCARadiola 28 Here Want to trade that old set, or talking machine in on a new up-to-the-minute We have all the newest in Radiola and many other lines. These fine days seeds have been moving very fast.

Our hulk seed are the very finest quality this year. Buy them in the bulk. More for your money. ONION SETS There has been a sharp advance in sets. We have a few bushels we will continue to sell at 12 l-2c quart.

After these are sold we will have to sell higher. ONION PLANTS We have had a fresh shipment every day this week and expect to have a good supply for Friday and Saturday. OUR SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A Fine grade LEMON CLING PEACH in heavy syrup, No. 2 1-2 can 21c This was a "pick-up" for us this week. We have bought quite a supply of these ana want to move tnem in two days.

Buy these by the dozen or by the case. We are sure you will not be disappointed in the quality. PARKER THOMPSON Radiola and Victrola All electric combined in a beau tiful Orthophonic cabinet. The supreme in Radio and Victrola. $420.00 Victrolas combined with the new records have revolutionized Talking Machine reception.

Hear them and you'll believe it. GINGER SNAPS Fresh 2 lbs for 25c DRIED BEEF 3 1-2 oz. glass 15c each Sliced and packed in a glass tumbler JENNY WREN FLOUR Self rising to be used for cakes, biscuits, pancakes, etc. 4 lb. cartons at 39c each BREAKFAST BACON Melrose Brand to 8 lbs average to the side 25c per lb.

This is a quality bacon and is a bargain SATURDAY SPECIALS LUNCHEON PICKLES Nancy Hanks Old fashioned These are large sliced pickles packed in Kyrup These ordinarily sell at 25c each but we are selling them Saturday at 15c each MAYONAISE DRESSING Monarch 9 oz. jar Best quality A 30c value Saturday only 25c each CRACKERS Tom Thumb Salted, 2 lbs. cartons 30c each PREPARED MUSTARD Quart Jars Good Quality 20c each SAUER KRAUT JUICE Just received Another shipment Large Cans 24c each FRUITS FOR SALAD Small cans 15c each Assorted ffuits packed in a email can SUNBR1TE CLEANSER 2 for 15c and we give a small scouring brush free. This is a good cleaner OLEOMARGARINE 'Good quality 20c per lb. FIG BARS Fresh 15c per lb.

HORSERADISH Prepared fresh 7 oz. bottles A bargain at 10c each Phone 24 Phone 213 Quite a number of puplis have been compelled to iniss school on account of the We hope that the epidemic will soon be over. Carnival, March 23rd Friday night, March 23rd, is the date set for the School Carnival. This promises to be the best one the tchool has ever had. Come early bo that you will not miss any of it.

Sbelbin Cirls Defeat Atlanta Girls The Shelbina girls scored 28, while the Atlanta girls scored only 20 at the game played Thursday r.ight, March 8. Atlanta Boys Defeated at Kirksville The Atlanta boys, weakened by the illness of Wallace Morse, defeated Milan, but were defeirted by War-renton, a very ctronff team. Atlanta Mixed Grades' PUy Macon Friday aigkt, the Atlanta players motored to Macon to play the final basket ball frame- Owing to much Illness both teams of Atlanta necea-fcarily had to be made irregularly, mostly of 8th grade pupils. The Atlanta Girls defeated the Macon girls 20 to 15, but the Macon boys defeated the Atlanta boys 10 to 8. Junior PUy The Junior play will be given in Just received large variety of Heinz Products Thjs is quality merchandise $95.00 up Radiola 16 Battery Operated $69.50 Radiola Super Hetrodyne, tube, loop operated.

Here's A Bargain 6 Tube single control, the very latest in battery operated seta, complete with all accessories, nothing else to buy, $69.50 Sheet Music We carry tne latest popular sheet music. Also tTe complete McKinley Edition of 20c music. Over J200 copies. Send or ask for free catalog. The Radiola 17 All electric, the only Ka-dio on the market that.

the demand has been greater then the supply. Hear it and you'll know why; We Are Radio Doctors If your's is sick bring it to us. We put it in good shape. Big Slash on Radio 1 Batteries 45 volt Kegular $2.50 45 volt Heavy Duty $3.50 SATURDAY SPECIALS Monarch Fancy Yellow Cling Peaches Halves, packed in heavy syrup in large cans Announcement We are pleased to announced to our friends and customers the addition to our sales force of Mrs. Minnie Kennedy Who will have charge of our Second Floor with Millinery and Ready-to-Wear.

NEW YORK STORE ESTABLISHED 1866 A real buy at 29c each As long as they last Don't Forget the SQUARE DANCE Terry's Bulk Garden Seeds' of all kinds Ohio Cobbler and Triumph Seed Potatoes Northrup, King and Terry Seeds in Packages Cleaver Bros. Saturday, Marcn 17 Ad Every Saturday W. 0. W. Hall, Macon FOLLOW THE GANG PEPPY MUSIC REICHEL MOTOR SUPPLY CO.

MACON, MISSOURI PHONE 187.