Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 4

PAGE FOUR Mocon Chronicle-Herold, Macon, Soturdoy, Dee. 6, 1947 ttt -r Cleaver, 4faizalith Sulhofl hoffj Th JLt fa second games of their three in the Notice To Hunters MraV Dorothy Bentz, The1 Tionoree, Whosd Birthday iec, OironkJe-Herald society A tor, of parties, reception, tames, dinners, or otfeer social openings in which you have taken part, or of which you have knowledge. Telephone 2212. BETTY SUE MARSH Bowling rfreegue contest against the Streamliners last night at the Elk's Club by scores of: first game, Red Hots, 704, Streamliners, 594; second game, Red Streamliners, 677. The Strean liners won the third game by 685 to 597.

Bill Hiehtower scored high ten with 181 while Sandy Sanford had high thirty with 457. RED HOTS 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. B. Hightower 135 181 115 431 C. Pontius 168 135 115 418 M.

Pontius 108 122 83 313 H. Hard 135 148 126 409 Blind 118 158 158 Totals 704 744 597 STREAMLINERS 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. J. Updyke 124 127 109 360 Updyke 85 104 107 296 H. Neunaker 98 101 121 320 B.

Hilleboe 112 148 128 388 S. Sanford 130 152 175 457 Handicap 45 45 45 Totals 594 677 683 American Indians in the United States were made citizens in 1924. TUl EINSTEIU TU OPV Today? For Her or Him L. G. Cass Jewelry for the newest and finest in Macon, Mo.

UTII7V iUC fltbYA iu AT fONOKED AT SHOWER Miss Betty Sue Marsh was fuest at a surprise bridal shower Jrbursday night in honor of her Tlpproaching marriage to Neal Dennis, at the home of Miss fEQna Duncan of Macon. iThe gift table was decorated to tMrry out a Christmas-wedding theme. After unwrapping the gifts, the ening was spent in playing les. Refreshments of ice cake and coffee were ser- by the hostesses. 4rttncA Trcnnc nrpcnnt lvllpn rV WMimmONS 7HAT COINCIDL WITH -MY G00DNBSS, MVS LEFT TO DO Oil CHRISTMAS iV.accn Cagcrs Win 2 of 3 Gaines Boys Team Bows toMcCooey 38 to 27 The Macon High School boys' team defeated McCooey by 28 to 16, the M.

H. S. Tigerettes won 30 to 23 over the challeng ers, former Tilden students, while the Macon boys' team bow ed to the McCooey Shamrocks by 38 to 27, in games played last night at the high school auditorium here. Larry Welch, Tiger guard was high scorer for the Macon boys' team with six baskets mak ing 12 points. Mary Miller, forward, led the Tigerettes with honors scoring 16 points, with seven baskets, and two free throws.

Capt. Train for the Challeng ers was high point player with 9 points making three baskets and three free throws. Paul Poteet was high man for the M. H. S.

boys' team with points, while Ken Scheu of the McCooey Shamrocks was top scoring man with 13 points. Kenneth Taylor and Kenneth Sanford officiated at the boys' game last night. Frank Gris- wold and Roy Willey, both of Clarence, officiated for the girls' encounter and the boys' clash. The M. H.

S. boys and girls basketball teams will meet the Ethel High School Eagles at Ethel at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night, Dec. 9. MACON (30) FG FT TP Miller 7 2 1 16 Turner (c) 0 2 3 2 McMillin 2 0 0 4 Harris 2 0 0 4 J. Erickson 0 0 0 0 Goddard 110 3 C.

Erickson 0 0 0 0 Maloney 0 0 0 0 Lewis 0 10 1 Hartman 0 0 0 0 Marsh 0 0 3 0 Cline 0 0 10 Crow 0 0 0 0 Hill 0 0 2 0 Shale 0 0 0 0 Totals 12 6 10 30 Vtton, Nina Millr, Mary Lou SHOPPING Wilson Furniture 'F TP McGinley Maddox Truitt (c) Ross Muehring Whitaker Glascock Cunningham Sherman Johnson 4 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 1 1 1 0 3 5 1 1 Totals 9 5 19 23 Missed free throws! Macon, Miller 4, Harris 2, J. Erickson 1, Turner 2, McMillin 2, Hartman 2. Challengers, McGinley 3, Maddox 2. McCOOEY (38) FG FT TP Scheu 3 7 3 13 Hirner 2 14 5 Spencer 2 13 5 Barton 4 2 2 10 O'Hearn 2 1 3 5 McLaughlin 0 0,0 0 Pierceall 0 0 10 Totals MACON (27) Ravenscraft Humphreys Brammer Hisle (c) Poteet Browning Hurst Wilt Carnes 13 12 16 38 FG FT TP 12 5 4 1 2 1 3 0 1 0 0 4 1 2 3 2 2 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 Totals 9 9 22 27 Officials: Griswold and Willey of Clarence. Missed free throws: Macon, Ra venscraft 2, Carnes 1, Humph reys 1, Hisle 1, Poteet 3, Brown ing 1, Hurst 1.

McCooey, Scheu 7, Hiner 3, Spencer 1, O'Hearn 2 Kirksville Defeats Rockhurst Cagers 53-52 KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6 (AP) The Kirksville State Teachers edged out Rockhurst College in basketball last night, 53 to 52, Harry Gallatin, towering Kirks ville center, made a goal in the last 30 seconds of play to give the margin of victory. The game was hard fought throughout with the score tied six times. BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS The Red Hots won the first and HOW OUR TONIGHT ONLY Tom Neal Martha O'Driseoll -also "DESPERATE TRAIL" CHAPTER 1 "THE MYSTERIOUS MR. Don't Miss It 1 ii "go where the crowds go" TOMORROW thru TUESDAY What a Show! It's Terrific Comedy! Phone 2137 For Show Changes Continuous Sunday from 1 o'clock Marsh, and the hovmses, John Dunn, Mrs.

Ekhu Rector and Miss Duncan. MRS. E. E. PARKER ENTERTAINS ACE OF CLUBS Mrs.

E. E. Parker entertained the Ace of Clubs yesterday afternoon, at her home, 324 Pear) street. Two tables of bridge were played with high score going to Mrs. George Shortridge.

Miss Nolle Wilson was a guest for the afternoon. Mrs. Fred H. Tedford and Mrs. Charles Bennett are new members of the club.

IN' K. C. ON BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kunkel of Macon spent Thursday in Kansas City on business.

VISITS IN ST. JOSEPH Miss Cenelle Epperson, 211 West Sheridan street, spent Thursday night visiting friends in St. Joseph ODELL DOGGETT STILL IN SERIOUS CONDITION Odell DoRgett, who was serious ly injured in an accident about 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at his barn on his farm near Plain view store, continues to remain in a serious condition at the Grim- Smith Hospital, according to 'the Kirksville Daily Express. He is reported unconscious but becomes rational at times. He has not revealed as yet what hap pened.

Mr. Doggett suffered concussion of the brain and a fractured of the skull. MRS. RAY LEA ENTERTAINS SOCIAL CIRCLE CLUB Mrs. Ray Lea entertained the Social Circle Club Wednesday at an all day meeting at her home near Bevier.

A chicken dinner was served at the noon hour. Guests for the day were Miss Donne Staekhousc, Falliert Skinner and Ray Lea. The next meeting will bo at the home of Mrs. Roy Lea on Dec. 24.

RECEIVES VICTORY MEDAL T-Sgt. Otho Nichols, (colored), of Macon and Kansas City, son of Tom Nichols, Macon, received the World War II victory Medal recently from his company commander, Capt. Willie Rachel, at Camp Lee, Va. Nichols, laundry foreman for the 549th Quartermaster Com pany at Camp Lee, and also a member of the swing band of the 501st Quartermaster battal ion, was a former student at Lincoln University, Jefferson NOTICE Open Sundays till Christmas Thieman's Greenhouse 14 Women's and girls' wool suits, $2.98 to $7.50 50 dresses, crepe wool corduroy $1.00 to $6.00 25 Wool Skirts, $1.50 All good, all cleon. Children's clothing and shoes.

Your Clothing Exchange 100 1-2 Vine Macon, Mo. PROFESSIONAL DR7 W. A. DAVIS," M. 6.

124') Vine Phone 2S18 Glasses Fitted Special attention given diseases of Middle Aged and Aging Auctioneers Edgar Loughery See us at New Cambria sale every Monday or call Ethel 4F16 Free Animal Removal Service When animate die or become disabled, phone aw for free, prompt reaawaL charge ofaayldad. PhMM at aaco will pay aay pkaae toll charges. Phoae 2372 RGANIZE Hf-ftAY IB. XEAAV? CALLAD The lb-Way Club was organiz ed recently at a' meeting at the home of Mrs. Roger Freeman, west of Callao.

The next meeting will be at a Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs. David Freeman, west of Callao, on Dec. 18. Refreshments were served to the following members present: Mrs. Bert Davis, Mrs.

Laurence Leffler, Mrs. David Freeman, Mrs. David Freeman, Mrs. Roger Freeman, Mrs. Robert Lagle, Mrs.

John Sampsel, and Mrs. Henry Sampsel. Those persons included in the membership who were unable to be present were Mrs. Joe Sum mers, Mrs. George Vernon and Mrs.

Pete Meyers. SPENDING WEEKEND NEAR MACON Mark Crawford White, 717 North Rollins street, left last night to spend the weekend with relatives Northeast of Macon. B. AND P. W.

DINNER MEETING MONDAY NIGHT The Macon Business and Pro fessional Women's Club will have a Christmas party and dinner meeting at 7 o'clock Monday night, Dec. 8, at the Jefferson Hotel. MR. AND MRS. GENE FORD HONORED AT PARTY and Mrs.

Gene Ford and children, who are leaving for Dubuque, where they will make their home, were honored at a farewell party recently given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ratliff by the Happy Circle Club. The evening was spent in playing games, while refreshments of cookies, cake, and fruit were served. Guests present: Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stull, Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Baker and Miss Lucille Baker of Kansas City. Merico Contratto of Bevier was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Harry Tipton and dauEh ter, Judy Kaye, of Macon were dismissed Thursday. VISIT IN KANSAS Mr.

and Mrs. R. Z. Cason of Macon returned last night from Topeka, where they had spent since Thursday visiting Mr. Cason's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cason. MRS. ANISE SIMPSON ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Anise Simpson entertained the Just-A-Mere bridco club Thursday night at her home, 1041 North Rubey street.

Two tables of cards were nlav- ed with Mrs. Ray Kunder and Mrs. Bill Mansfield receiving prizes. Mrs. Simpson served refreshments at the close of the evening.

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BEESON GEORGE GRUGIN SON MELVIN F. PYLES C. K. BORING METHODIST CIRCLE FOUR HAS ANNUAL DINNER Circle Four of the Women's So ciety of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met last night at the church for their annual tur key dinner. Mrs.

Ed Kohl was chairman of the dinner committee, Thirty-one members, one junior member and the following guests, Mrs. Norvell Clarkson, Mrs. Tom my Lewis, Mrs. Perle Sparks, Mrs. Charles Weisenborn, Miss Alice Linn and the Rev.

E. Farmer, were present. Mrs. Levi I laden was in charge of the Carol King Wil son gave a reading and a piano se lection. The Misses Ruth and Martha Jane Moehle presented two vocal numbers, and were ac companied at piano by Miss Mary Elizabeth Thomas.

DINNER GUESTS IN CLARENCE Mr. and Mrs. Mick Formento and daughter, Rozella, of Macon were Thursday night euests of Mr. and Mrs. Vick Worland of Clarence.

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