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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE deceased, that we, Charles D. DON'T forget the Senior play next Friday night. School Breeze 1 1 1 1 Nctice is hereby given, That Letters Testamentary upon the estate of Anna E. Strouse, de- ceased, have been granted to the undersigned executor by the Probate Court of Macon County, Missouri, bearing the date 14th day of April, 1942. All persons having claims Kgainst said estate are requir- ed to exhibit them to me for' allowance within six montns from the date of said letters.

or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims be not exhibited wmun uue year num ilc uatc of first publication of this no-' tice they will be forever barred. AUGUST J. STROUSE 1 Executor. l. Attested by me this 14th day of April.

1942. (Seal) JOHN V. GOODSON m7 Judge of Probate Court. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested; nil me cswic ui ooimi uk.uCiu Barnes, deceased, that I. Ida, IRichardson, administratrix of 'said estate, intend to final settlement thereof at the next term of the Probate Court of Macon county, State of Mis- soun, to De neia at tne court House of said county on the 11th day of May, 1942.

IDA RICHARDSON Administratrix. Attest: JOHN V. GOODSON apr. 30 Probate Judge Notice cf Final ment Notice is mereby to all creditors and others interested in the estate of W. T.

Doolin, Lampe and Bertha M. administrators de bonis non, of said estate, intend to make final settlement thereof at the next term of the Probate Court of Macon County, btate oi Missouri, to be held at the Court House of said county on the 11th day of May, 1942. CHARLES D. LAMPE BERTHA M. LAMPE Administrators de bonis non.

Attest: JOHN V. GOODSON apr 30 Probate Judge. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of- Minnie May Onsdorff, deceased, that Ed ward E. Roberts, administrator of said estate, intend to make final settlement thereof at the next term of the Probate Court of Macon county.

State of Missouri, to be held at the Court House of said county on the 11th day of May, 1942. EDWARD E. ROBERTS, Administrator. taiht nnnnonv Ae; vaiZil Pr 30 Probate Judge IV, uPCtPm Alltft I fi WOlU 11 HUIU jJ ASSOCIATE STORE Paul A. Erickaon' Prop.

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D. MaDDOX Physician and Surgeon on Call at My New Cambria or Ethel Office Any Time New Cambria Phone 2SJ or $450.00 Player Piano and Rolls, I will let it go for $39. $5 a month to reliable Dartv. Write today as to when piano can be seen in New Cambria, Write Mrs. Mary Schultz, Rt.

5, Box 229A, Waukesha, Wis E. GILLELAND Funeral Director We have connection with Kansas City, St. Louis, Macon, St. Joseph and Brookfield to take care of any case thai originates here. AMBULANCE SERVICE ATTENDANT Flowers for all Occasions.

THE JONES CAFE MEALS SHORT ORDERS and DRINKS Sunday Dinners a Specialty Call 74 for Delivery. WOULD that I had died in defense of my country! Com. Stephen Decatur Docttur diod ot kit horn in Maryland with that wonts on hit lipt. Horo ot mtny x- 5 ploitt ogtintt tho cortoira ot i AlgioiM, Tuni' tni Tripoli, ko woo mortottf wounded in whick roniltrd from mitundtntondinn. EXECUTORS' NOTICE Notice is hereby given, That Letters Testamentary upon the estate of Mary A.

Evans, de ceased, have been granted to the undersigned executors by the Probate Court of Macon County, Missouri, bearing the date 14th day of April, 1942. All persons having claims ag-ainst said estate are required to exhibit them to us for allowance within six months fromj the date of raid letters, or theyrmay be precluded from any benefit of such estate and if sa(d claims be not exhibited withfn one year from the date of first publication of this notice they will be forever barred. ELLEN M. EVANS W. J.

EVANS, Executors. Attested by me this 14th of April, 1942. (Seal) JOHN V. GOODSON in7 Judge of Probate Court Save Your Farm Machinery Bring your parts in us that need welding. You will save Buying new parts for your machines nre expensive and you may not be able to get what you want when you want it.

Sot in this way we save you much time and many unnecessary audible words. NEW CAMBRIA. MO. JIB SI HIGHLIGHT NEWS FROM HIGH HILL AND VICINITY Last Wednesday Mrs. Dale Long, who was substituting for her husband as teacher, closed a successful year at the High Hill school.

The patrons of the district gathered and enjoyed a basket dinner and were entertained with a program by the pupils. Mrs. Long wos pleasantly surprised when the directors gave her an $80.00 bonus. The teacher gave gifts to Mabel Dorrell, Linden Dor-rell, Rollie Dorrell and Richard Still for perfect attendance and gave candy bars to all the pupils. We all wish the Longs much happiness in their new home in St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Deskins and Jean of north Salem, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Cordrey, and Mr. and Mrs. John Cordray and family all visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crodray an dsons.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dorrell and son of Maringo, Iowa, celled on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dorrell and family Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Still and family visited Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Still.

Nancy Lee Turner is recover ing nicely from the mumps. Mr. and Yrs. loe Turner of south of New CCambria, enjoy ed dvisiting their son Geral Turner and family the first part of the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Morris spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Morris. Mrs Jim Mikel of Marceline. Mrs. Wm Stein and Mrs. Lowe! Brown and Doris called on Mr.i Sherm Huff Monday afternoon.

Gerald Turner and Mrs. Jim Harty and children spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner. Hardware STOVES AND STOVE RUGS STOVE MATS LAMPS RANGES IMPLEMENTS FENCING AND GENERAL HARDWARE LINE S.

J. Goodson New Cambria, Missouri FOR SALE Oil brooder, drum type, 500 chxk capacity, in good condition. Call on David James, New Cambria. flame of the river bottom. Outside of the fact that one little boy nearly was left behind, very few events took place.

Every one seemed satisfied with results. ROOM TWO Bonnie Ransdell. Teacher The second room upils have been learning the words to "The Star Spangled Banner" and "America." The 5th and 6th grades are on the second and la3t verses of "The Star Spangled Banner." We all know the verses of "America." Ruthelma. In science we are having special reports. As each student tells about lizards, snakes and turtles, we take notes, then later write a story from out notes.

Leonard. We forgot to tell about the arithmetic match last week. Ruthelma won the match. Neola. This week we had another railroad spelling match and Patsy won the contest.

Dean We have had visitors from rural schools this week. They were Evelyn and Wilma Hu-lett and Loretta Thompson. John Jones. ROOM ONE Grace Eii Teacher By Grade Four. We are now having halves in arithmetic.

We are just about through with our books. David James. I We have two visitors at school. Their names are Wilma and Evelyn Hulett. They i came to school Monday to visit.

They are going to stay for. awhile. We like to have them at school. Clark. I The 3rd graders had a test in language arts Tuesday.

All but one of them can spell the months and the days of the and hclidays. Norma. I We h'lve two mere weeks of We nhn to go to the printing office one of these days. We are going to watch them print the paper. Daniel.

A long time ago we could not hear the news without newspapers. Today we can hear the news two ways by radio and the newsnrpr. We can hear about the Philippines, Mnrthur i.nd U. S. The 4th grade is studying about newspapers.

Bobby. I Srring Is Here. i Snring is here. Sprng is here, i Flowers are blooming, Sunbeams neek out from behind the clouds at us. Birds fly back.

They sing pretty songs to us. People plow their gardens. They plant fruit, vegetable flowers. Children play outdoors Spring is here, Snring is here, We know it. we know it.

Dale. Little BVds in Spring. The little birds are chirping around. They are flying to city and town. The little birds are chirping, chirping around.

They are singing, singing around. Charles. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES "Doctrine of Atonement" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon In nil Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, April 11V42. Golden Text: Hebrews 9:124. Christ Is not entered Into the holy places nunle with hnncls, which nro the figures of the true: but into heaven Itself, now to iippear In the presence of God for us.

Amona the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon Is the following from the Hlhlc: If any man be In Christ, he Is a new creature: old things are passed awny; behold, nil thlnjis are become new. And all things are of God, who hntb reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation" (II Cor. The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Kildy: "Atonement Is the exemplification of mun's unity with tiort, whereby man rellects divine Truth, Life, and Love, aided In reconciling mau.to God by giving man a truer sense of Love, the divine Principle of Jesus' teachings, and this truer sense of tare redeems man from the law of matter, sin. and death by the law of Spirit, the law ot divine Love" The Faculty Supt. Paul Wicklesa, Social Science, Agriculture and Physical Education.

Principal, Iva Church, Science and Mathematics. Theta Mm Harris, English nd Social Science. Mrs. E. E.

Harrison, Com-leree, Physical Education and OUR SCHOOL CALENDAR April 24, Senior Play. Sunday, April 26, Bacca-lareate Sermon. April 30 Graduation Exercises. May 1. School IS Out.

"TROUBLE IN PARADISE" Be sure and come to see the comedy "Trouble in Paradise," a college play of a group of students who get into more scrapes. They always manage to escape with due punishment, of course. The trouble all starts by the students trying to keep beautiful Jean Harmon, whose finances have failed, in school. In their efforts to keep Jean in school they have a lottery, which is illegal. Miss Whed-bee, the house matron, catches them in the act.

They are all about to be expelled when Aunt Mildred came to their rescue and straightened mr.Uers out. Madge Cook. i TO K.IRKSVILLE i Friday, April 10, six mem-i bers of the New Cambria high school attended the annual curriculum tests which are given at the college each year. Those who entered were: Calista Thomas, Dean Schnoor, Mary Louise Davis, Kieth Beale, Gene McCully and Guynith Watson. The scores were: Calista American History good newswriting, good.

Dean American History, newswrit'ng, superior. Gene Theme writing, good; letter writing, average. Guynith Theme writing, good letter writing, excellent. Guynith. SENIOR DAY Senior Day was held at Kirksville about a week ago.

i In last week's Breeze a brief review of what happened there was recorded. This week we I give you only the sidelights. We were given our choice, more or less, as to whom we wished to ride with. However, some alterations occurred for the return trip. During the morning session it was noted that the boys spent their time itii in the balcony, looking i' owd over.

We are sorry women. At noon we our line trying to push on? out of line, to cir i in. or to get three jto; i one little door at the same time. In the afternoon there was a dance and certain girls were searching for a pair of low heeled shoes. We went to visit the School of Osteopathy.

About a bodies wer2 laying in various states of disrepair the odor literally srr.elled. The pictures that s-ome had takn just recorded the effect the day had on them. During the afternoon one boy from Puzzle Ridge arranged an engagement for another boy who was from the river bottom. The results were so good, however, th tit this only caw parts of the show that It was nited that after the several lunches that accom-pan'ed the day, one of the drivers had to revert to Turns. After supper we went to the how.

Some went to Macon but others seemed satisfied where they were. A few of the girls found boys from other towns that they knew. The class' plump boy was in attendance with a d--khoired girl who is Interested in the srmy on the fiide. That handsome Lothario (he thinks) was there with the Start them on PURINA CHICK STARTENA. BE SURE to see our Demonstration Pen the Big gest Month-Old Chicks in the State.

SEE the Difference PURINA MAKES. We have seme nice started chicks for immediate delivery. Marceline Hatcheries Vauce Magee MARCELINE, MISSOURI FOR DEAD HOGS, SHEEP, CALVES OR OTHER DEAD ANIMALS WE GUARANTEE PROMPT SERVK REVERSE ALL TELEPHONE CALL CALL PHONE 12 NEW CAMBRIA, A USEFUL GIFT WITH ALL CALLS. Farmers Rendering Service I. H.

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