The Daily Standard from Sikeston, Missouri • Page 13

Cont. from sewer main contracts costing $535,688. The cost will be paid half by the citv and half by HUD. One line will extend on Lynn Street north to Cemetery, and west to HWY 61 North. The second will run from the sewage treatment plant to HWY 61 South, and west to Frisco Railroad.

A third will extend east from the sewage treatment plant to Marian street extended and north to Abies Road Another sewer main project is contracted for $17,188, again handled by the city and HUD. The contract involves installing sewer mains along Salcedo Road to the north city limits; and along Clayton Avenue to the west city limits. The flat land of Sikeston will require construction of three booster pumping stations to begin in September. One station, already complete, lifts sewage to a higher level and uses gravity force to pull sewage down hill to the treatment plant, Beemer explained. Above and under ground, Sikeston is building facilities to service the sewer needs few about 15 years.

If industries locate there, new residents will require more construction, Inman said. Further industrialization of Sikeston would make all of the present water and sewer construction obsolete long before 1985, but Inman is not worried. City Light and Water Company would like to do more construction if it meant that industry were locating Inman said. Dexter Woman Links Lawyer BLOOMFIELD, Mo. (APA woman whose personal involvement with the judge in her divorce case caused his disbarment testified Tuesday her lawyer arranged meetings with the judge but told her not to tell anyone.

Mrs. Jean Conner, 27, of Dexter, the former Mrs. Jean Shelby of Poplar Bluff, testified at a hearing in disbarment proceedings against her former attorney, Granville Gamlin of Clavton, Mo. She said that Gamblin arranged meetings with John D. Hasler who was then a circuit judge in St.

Louis County, to discuss the divorce case. She said that meetings to discuss the case were held in office and in dining rooms of motels and in each case Gamblin was present. The disbarme action brought before the Missouri Supreme Court by the Missouri Bar Association, alleges that Gamblin kiew about meeting between the I 'dge and the woman defendant and did nothing to prevent them. Hasler was convicted of oppression in office and resigned in the face of impeachment proceedings in the Missouri House. He was recently disbarred.

The Daily Standard, Sikeston, Mo. Wednesday, July 23, 1969 12 at Warm Springs, Ark. OBITUARIES BID First Nat. Bnk. of Sik.8% 'V arm ik.

Surviving are three daughters, I StOPKS Mrs. Pauline Mclntire, Sikeston, Mrs. Iris Robinott, Bloomfield, and Mrs. Joyce Sindle, East Peoria, a son, Clarence Lynxwiler, Pekin, two sisters, Mrs. Violet Barnet, St.

Louis, and Mrs. Mary Cline, St. Ann; four brothers, Earl Wright, Warm Springs, Ellis Wright, Corning, Willard Wright, St. Ann, and Ernest Wright, St. The golfer who eloped on the eve of the big tournament was putting the hear; before the course.

CORRECTION BARKETT'S AD IN TODAY'S PAPER SHOULD HAVE READ: EGGS 2 doz 89c Big Star LIGHTNING STRUCK THIS TREE at 12:30 p.ir. yesterday. The tree is at the home of Leslie Rister, 415 East Gladys St. Rister Slid the lightning first struck this tree, then it moved to his carport and into the house, where it knocked a hole in the basement wall. Wallet, Plywood Stolen, Two Accidents Reported REV.

G. W. KESTER EDNA H. McMULLIN DEXTER Rev. George DEXTER Mrs.

Edna Washington Kester, 79, retired Harriet McMullin, 61, died here Louis; 12 grandchildren, and 12 minister and farmer, died Tuesday. greatgrandchildren. Tuesday in Doctors hopsital in She was at Essex, Jan. Poplar Bluff. 9 1908.

On May 17, 1930, she He was born in Leora on wag married to Marion Edwin March 18, 1890, and spent most McMullin. He preceded her in of his life in Butler and Stoddard death counties. She was a member of the He was affiliated with the Chrigtian church. Elk General Baptist church near Qther survivors are her Broseley until his retirement, Hoss Crader, state of and preached in area General Arizona; two sons, Eddie and Baptist church for many years. Wayne McMullin, both of On Nov.

4, 1914, he was six brothers, Ben Prater, married to Miss Dicy Prince of Corpus christi, Bud Prater, Searcy, Ark She survives. Poplar Bluff, Dudley Prater, Other survivors are five sons, Centraiia, Morris Prater, and Elvis and Ray Kester, both of Parson Prater, both of Dexter, Paul Kester, Orlando, the gtate of Michigan, and Ted Arthur Kester, Berme, and Memphis, two John Kester, fremont, five sisters Mrs Helen Kryger, daughters, Mrs. Pauline Mich Mary Prater, The body will be at the Nunnelee Funeral Chapel after 1 0 a.m. Thursday. Services will be held at the Nunnelee Chapel 2 p.m.

Friday. Burial will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. IDA HUGHES BENTON Ida Hughes, 73, Anheuser Busch Ark Mo Power Calvert Explor Clinton Oil Frontier Hamilton Cosco Olson Bros. Malone Hyde Mo Beef Packers No. Amer.

Comm. Pabst Brewing Mid Amer. Great Plains4 Wetterau 37 LISTED STOCKS Airlift Allied Stores Amer. Tel Tel. Chrysler 13 6 10 2 19 2 21 lbs 2-4 30.00-31.00; good 28.25-29.25; high choice and prime 950-1000 lbs slaughter heifers 3-4 30.25-30.50; choice- ASK 825-1000 lbs 2-4 29.00-30.00; good 26.50-28.00; utility and g3 commercial cows 20.50*22.00.

Sheep 100; spring slaughter lambs 60 lower shipment choice and prime 90 lbs 30.50; few lots good 26.00-27.00. died Sunday in the Regency Colximbia Gas Nursing Home in St. Louis. She was born in Wynne, April 25, 1896 Eaton Mfg. Ford Motors New Eng.

Elee. She was married to Ernest L. NOTE Feb. 21. 1942.

He EDITORS NOTE Slaughter, Dexter, Mrs. Eula Chicago, 111., and eight Montagno, San Leandro, grandchildren told a last Urbanized Australia is the world's least densely populated continent. with 3 8 persons per square mile, but has a more urbanized population than any other country in the world, according to the Kn- c.vclopaedia Britannica. Police report two minor several pieces ot pipe ana copper accidents yesterday. tubing for three lavatories Edward Godsey, 203 W.

Watson told police the 20 Wakefield, told police he had sheets of plywood were valued parked his 1965 Chevrolet at $72. Mal.bu in the Park-A-Lot Drive J. L. Williams, route 3, Inn, Highway 60, parking lot at police someone has taken 12:15 p.m. when he returned to checkbook the vehicle the left rear bumper nighty white it was parked near was smashed.

the Wheel 849 West Clyde W. Couch, route 4, was Malone, sitting in the dentist chair of Dr. G. W. Weather, 405 Tanner yesterday morning when he heard a loud crash.

Couch later learned his 1962 Ford half-ton truck was damaged to the left front fender and bumper. Clara A. Hall, 504 Clayton told police she turned the corner too short. Mrs. CHARLESTON In city 1969 Chevrolet struck court today, Rogelio Perez, 26, county, July 18, iyU3.

to the Texas, was fined $108 and He was married at Risco, received a 30-day suspended jail Feb. 10, 1935. to Beulah Larue, sentence for driving while She survives. intoxicated. He was released to Other survivors are one son, the state on a charge of failure Edward C.

Arnold, St. Louis, to possess an license. one daughter, Linda Arnold, Mildred Mae Baker, 37, Dexter; two brothers, Orval and Caruthersville, was fined $107 Elmer Arnold, both of Hint, and was suspended from a 30-day jail sentence for driving while intoxicated. Richard Lee Davis, 17, City Judge Fines Two for DWI Mrs. Helen Gann, Boston, Mrs.

Barclift, St. Louis, Mrs. Violet Bryant, Broseley; 36 grandchildren, and 25 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Hattie Darling, Fordyce, Calif. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Friday in Elk General Baptist church near Broseley, with the Rev. Wayne Wagster, officiating. Burial will be in Brown Chapel cemetery near Broseley with Watkins and Sons Funeral Home in charge. HARLEY ARNOLD DEXTER -Harley C. Arnold, 66, died Tuesday in the Dexter Memorial hospital.

He was born in Stoddard truck and was damaged right front and the rear door. Police reported a suspected thief was arrested last night at Shell Service, 903 W. Malone. Mrs. Leonard Overby, 534 Carroll, called police at 7 .30 and said a man was taking money from the cash register.

Charged with petty larceny is Spurgent Mason, Cairo, III. A Brricy Development Services will be Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Rainey Chapel, with the Rev. T. L.

Slaughter, officiating. Burial will be in the Dexter cemetery. LONNIE BYASSEE EAST PRAIRIE Funeral services for Lonnie Byassee, 80, of East Prairie, will be held from the Shelby Funeral Home Chapel at 11 a.m. Friday with the Rev. Elva Archie officiating.

Interment will be in the City Cemetery at Hickman, Ky. with Shelby Funeral Home in charge. Death came Tuesday morning at the Delta Community Hospital at Sikeston. He was born Nov. 6, 1888 at Dorena and had lived his entire life in Mississippi County.

He was a retired farmer The lone surivor is a sister, Mrs. Befane Cross of St. Louis. Parnell one buyer. Quotations furnished by Hugh T.

McCollum registered Livestock Market Hughes, survives. Other survivors are sons, Willie and Curtis both of Chicago, and Scott, Gary, one adopted son, Curtis Hughes; six daughters, Mrs. Walter McFerron, St. Louis, Mrs. John Schmelzle and Co.

1405 East Ervin, Gary, Mrs. Ruth Malone. Phone 471-5350. Haskins, Chicago, Mrs. Bedford Tuberville, Wynne, Mrs.

Elijah Ware and Mrs. Lee Hamilton, both of Benton; two adopted daughters, Teresa and Marilyn Hughes, both of route one; one sister, Mrs. Sarah Howe, Gary, one brother, Burt Cross, Blytheville, 41 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in Bethel A.M.E.

Methodist church with the Rev. G. S. McCoy, Charleston, officiating. Burial will be in Smith Westend cemetery, Sikeston, with Jackson Funeral Home, Sikeston, in charge of arrangements.

Hospital Treats Ten Ten persons were treated for injuries Tuesday at Missouri Delta Community hospital. Darwin Gene Thompson, 5 Poplar Bluff, piece of metal 38 struck lower lip; Kenneth Ray Dowdy, powdered lime flew in eyes; Martin B. Rowe, injured toes while riding bicycle; Rebecca Sue Kesler, injured right shoulder in fall; Billy Kay Hopper, cut on right ear while running into post; John F. 43 Lizenbee, Sikeston, injured in truck accident; Wilson and 13 Randall Lizenbee, Advance, injured in truck accident; Carrie The bid price is the approximate price if E. Thorton, Wyatt, auto three one were a the asked accident; James R.

McGee, Scott tbe Price Sikeston car accident. River Stages CHICAGO (AP) USD A Hogs barrows and gilts steady 25 higher; 1-2 sorted 200-225 lb 27.00-27.50; 1-3 lbs 26.50-27.00; 2-3 lb 26.25-26.75; 2-4 lb 25.75-26.25; 3-4 lb 24.50-24.75; sows 1-3 330-400 23.25-24.00; 2-3 500-550 lb 21.50-22.50. ST. LOUIS (AP) -River stages Kansas City 10.6 0.9 Boonville 16.4 1.6 Jefferson City 17.2D 1.8 St. Louis 26.6 0.2 Cape Girardeau 32.6 0.4 35.1 200-240 195-240 240-260 290-310 river bulletin Cabo MISSISSIPPI St, Louis Chester Cape Girardeau New Madrid Caruthersville The Mississippi River at Cattle daughter steer.

rall ,.2 ft. Je Wa.r; Wedneri.y 0.9 ft. by Thuraday 1200-1330 lbs slaughter steers 5 ft bv Friday 3-4 31.50-32.00;high choice and ana Dy prime 1 1 50-1 400 lbs 31.00-31.50; 26.4 27.b 33.2 26.7 27.1 1.2 Marie and Company foreman working on a Wyatt, was jailed on a charge of building project at 314 West stealing a 1958 Ford, owned by North V. L. Watson, Miner, Mrs.

Elizabeth Taylor. Davis will reported the theft of 20 pieces appear in magistrate court of plywood and damage to tomorrow. Mich one sister, Mrs. Mayberry, Swayze, Ind. two grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Rainey Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. O. M. Montgomery, officiating.

Burial will be in the Dexter cemetery. MRS. CLARA LYNXWILER Mrs. Clara Lynxwiler, 72, 811 Marian, died 11:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau.

She was born Sept. 28, 1896, Authorized Change Congressional consent is required to change the design of a coin the expiration of a 25-year period Such consent was given when the John Kennedy half-dollar replaced the Beniamin Franklin half-dollar. which had been adopted in 1948 choice 950-1400 WATER THE BIRDS! BUY YOUR LAST COLOR TV FIRST 7EKIITU HANDWIRING Mlllin STEEL CHASSIS WILL NOT WEAR OUT. EVER AT PALMERS Ph 471-2634 (RY FFOZEN FOOD LOCKER) SPECTACULAR VALUE 158 3 WIPE-CLEAN PC. GROUP IN Supported Back Men Living Room or I BED Nat Faaa Nal iati kau Laartaa.

an SALE SIZZLING SELLABRATION 4 Value Packed Days THIS WEEK ONLY SALE ff sn AND SLEEP ON LUXURIOUS I (1 FOAM! TRAILER LOADS OF MERCHANDISE AT OUR THREE STORES PARTICIPATING IN THIS SALE. AT THE MOST UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS EVER. COME TREASURE HUNT WITH US AT EACH OF OUR THREE BARGAIN STORE SPECIALS Stunning, rllro moNarn SWIVKL LOUNGE CHAIN 3-PMHIM MAN tlZE NECLiNEN Hal tar TV ta I DRESSES ONE LARGE LOT QUALITY SALVAGE CARPETLAND SPECIALS 4 Pc. FOR BEDROOM SUITES $128.00 AND UP $5.00 MENS FAMOUS BRAND TROUSERS 5497 BOB SALVAGE SPECIALS PANELING SHEET PLYWOOD SHEET Truck Load TOYS IY MATTEl fl PRICE Blankets q99 9 VALUABLE COUPON GOOD AT QUALITY SALVAGE AND CARPETLAND Lorge WHILE they TABLE LAST LAMPS $5.85 SIMMONS BEAUTY REST MIS-MATCHED Mattress Box Spring KING SIZE (BOTH PIECES) QUEEN SIZE (BOTH PIECES) COMPLETE SELECTION Office Supplies Price BOYS Walking Shorts $J49 SHEET ROCK S11, SHEET I SHOES ONE GROUP ONE GROUP ONE GROUP VAI I ABli: COUPON GOOD AT THE BARGAIN STORE DRAPERY MATERIAL PER INCH HEAVY HOOK RUGS 6 4 8 EXTERIOR SIDINGsheetS 4 AVACADO WRINGI Washer 8 ER Refrigerators 999.50 139 ml 369 TRAILER LOAD Flooc Mw overinq so. yd.

20 4 35 30 54 590 42 66 66 1 03 2550 1 02 1 38 3950 GOOD AT BOB'S SALVAGE SALES JUMBO Kleenex Towels $1.00 nMi'Mn, QUALITY SALVAGE and CARPETLAND THE BARGAIN STORE 115 W. CENTER (FORMERLY LAIRS) SIKESTON, M0. 471-9057 132 W. FRONT SIKESTON, M0. 471-3320 Salvage Sales' HGWY.

60 WEST SIKESTON, M0. 471-3588 THE BARGAIN CAPITAL OF THE WORLD.