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;. me, several _ e. g“? V “Edwards will Be .. u.?.i.7‘.’.‘£'t..‘i“".§..‘.?°"‘i'5.§‘”.§.“‘T.§ =
 a‘-8‘a.llowe’en  at ‘C-— Jo! ~Rawli!¢I visited h¢I..ICII~- . .   Displayed ‘ 1”)” In‘. M‘ Want‘    -  .
 Church Monday  Mr. andllrs.  ‘mes and4 If‘ "5 n“' 3°’. v‘“‘°‘ ,., “"“-‘ ‘  .he,kd"¢:,.n‘, PCT" . _  ~ , ,
, . new-t_ spstgcer gt.-nrt-in.ed Ff‘-ifamilyvisitedatthelaoalaolkarnio A 59" S''‘‘“’'- '* .8; .m3xm3” HEVTHEN Rules u-dlexaahgwaich but been dugupp  * " s
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kt V-g..,..1.t Rowlandand Glenn Bu-':.':env7lsltedlastweek-endwithlu. ut.-and un..A.r.sgee§a , s ’. 3““’°'““"""°"“.‘”°“ u L ‘ E
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::.-,,,.,_were visiting in Mexico_S‘un-;ElizabethCoata.~ . h¢reSsturdaye .  . .___,; ___M.  T !un“’uu~u FR
- an 5 515, ggpg, Miss Helen Melee apsnt_,*“§e . ...Po1-hon of Lianna ‘hm; > “ch u ‘M  ‘ 
’ mega Sames ma daughter,‘ mo Mi-.and Mra;W..P.' , - -. . . poi her ,‘_,*" kl”, ,,;‘g.,§n Gammon lntoasyag-u.iuts.an.gt.a..p.o. T ' "  ' ‘-“A £~
fig-y, were visiting ‘in 3015717 “"1511. Sunday. ;   4 . l Miller Bern hunted dash  ._‘2j-.- ..--' | -_ . ‘ ‘pk, ' F ; ' ‘T5 if ' ‘  - b T my
‘Qday. ‘ * llr. and Hrs. 11 W. J _ , 9-59-‘I5 chnim,-198D-,niuout5 last §-,‘,‘,-“‘a‘,,,,,,,' ""“""",,,-,,,.c,,,, M. been an aadtmaetn mo numer- ' ' .   . " "“
’ Harold Palmer, who has.-been.and family visited relativaat an‘ $5 *9‘. 31"-,W~L Rich“ -Mrs. W. A. Sampson visited in ° " ‘ " '
'- . . d can. F . 4 “Q” of new M ‘J,-yr ‘ad! . placed on the museum of the Bible ta” 3“ "3 93“-bi‘
;visitinginlllinois.returne to }ranl:hn.Moul:ay. . . I mm" , , 7.“-C&f bfl the latter  ollastooua.-.0 iuwriwmch mube‘,..F,”. u‘.amm” t.._,'uch
' i 1| nan‘ ’ l - HI" "h"mfi' "ta" ' ’ ' A ' ll: from~ 2 until 6 '
_ low Palmer and Harold Cox’ tamed her brother from Herman ai l"""’l" i ‘rag Rev, ma 11:1, 0, )1, wake; °.dn to ‘pub . -—--
_ of Fly!-'1“? SP9!“ “*9 “'°°k'¢3d "ll-hg1¢V fill?! 1831 full.  . were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly 3,¢°;:{s°ppo:ut,?t:.r1,{(;:nins'£l;:in‘E
any mo . _ g Ilisa label and Beatrice Cook at-l Harg llains Sunday. ~ g, mi “N 1, - f
I _ _ .ned hirunded , f p ._ ,_ e  eteplacingo
fies-erly M1598 entefll-1 the Halloween social Friday - Mrs '1‘ Searcy of Columbia spent the museum there was be u The
 ' P ' hool class”with"ii‘party night at Walnut Grove. l T: Y t 5 d, -the ‘ ' ~ 1 . .. . K“ ‘ .
53313’ 9'-'_  ,  1 . oe moi men an 3' wx ‘several days with Mrs. Elizabeth library and new auditorium will be
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fliaabeth Stone entertaxmd at-
dinner Sunday for Anna Lee ‘I_‘oal-‘
son and maritime: Hunt . !

‘Ardelle Shapen were the Weekend’

Row J 
Eh? Brown, who is
 achodl in St. lpuis, sp'ent'
the week-end with her parents.

' junior class with‘ a Hallows-’en'par-4
:1 Monday night at the-high school:
lmilding. ‘.

Dorothy Rowland . entcrtainéd:
with dinner at’ the hotel Sunday’
for Miss Eleanor Mason and 'Jcn-
ness I-‘or Q

at. and Mrs. Louie Helen and

" family and Mrs. Sidney Ethington:
drove to Des Moines to spend the.
week-end. - '
.Mr. and Mrs. Gil ‘Pnrnor en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for
Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Mrs._ Em-
nia Garrad and'Mr. and Mrs. Sam

Miss Esther .Slnith entertained
with a party" Friday night. The
gueats were: Esther Wiseman.
Onietea Kinesorgd. Maurine Cham-
berlain. Seth Mark. Charlie Fields.[
1'. J. Daniels and Wardlow-Palmer.

Miss Mary l-‘rances.‘Bd_btrts en-
tertalned with ajirhhday

Lucille Fountain. Kathryn Brown,
Ruth Parks, Marion Hulen. Thelma
Petclrter. Bertha ‘Gritton, Julie
Miller. l-‘lorence_Parka and Frances

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igearn. _. . T

The HA.  O. Guhlen _ ed.
with’ a !Ia'll'owe'e1i pafiy Friday-
night at the home of A. R. Shelle-
. The gu were: Kathryn:
,Jones. Madge Reed, Jenness I-‘orbish
Emily Fordyce, Ruby Shelled)‘. Do-‘
rothy Harding, Frances Mason. Ar .
delle Stapen. Elizabeth .Stone.~
Granville Ryman. For:-st..._l\'enle.i
Gilmore Stone, Marshall Esteppe-,i
Donald Rowland. Raymond Brownfi
Glenn llulen, Russel DeJarnett and
Jack Sames. Mrs. H. EX
Stone and Dr. _ '
Shelledy were the Ehaperom. -’ j

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Linden ‘ .

ill. 5
scarlet  

Mrs. Fielden Rice is ‘
Ralph Koch is ill with

set. -- ' — .. .
Glen.Do-uglas and Etell Hunt are‘
William Roberts is working on;

the state highway. ‘ 

. ‘cc spent Sunday . lwflth 2

James Rice of Midwa .

Miss Matilda Bondurant

ixiends at Fayette last week end.
Miss Evaleen Vin spent a few

days with her aunt here last week. l
The home of_Ed Rice was burned '

‘ at about 5 o'clock Thursday after-‘l

.Mr.  Mrs. Marvin Laurance
' Sunday.

r Club. netted :54.

y business Monday.
Mr

_ us their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

....... l

in Matilda -Bondurant gave a
weiner roast Friday afternoon to
the children of Linden School.

spent weekend with
Mrs.___Moss- Taylor and family.
‘ .-a p rs". 
and {am of Howard County Vis-
xtcd rela ves at Hunpdale. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gentry of
Woodlandville were the--guests of

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Mr. and Mrs.  Rice and‘
family of Walnut Grove visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bernie Rice and family
last iveek.end_
sale at the home of Marvin
Dou ass was well attended. ,
dinner, furnished by the Ljmggg

Mrs. Moses Taylor sold three
calves to Mr. Crane and one to Jess
Jacobs.‘ Mrs. M. P. Taylor sold a
cow to Ed Do las.

vMr. and Mrs. J. 1... Pickering and
family of Midway we;-¢ the ‘gag.

Char!

3

the Fri ly Bible Class Saturday
nisht

woek-end with Mrs. R. G. Hale in.’
Fulton. ‘ '

were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Dudley. Sunday. '
Misses
moth Pace were guests Snnda
Miss Elva-Ilatahruom
n‘e"xt Friday. after which he will
move to Columbia. ‘went to Columbia to see the pi

Jelferaon City w.ene,guesta of

Willingham this week. -

Richardson, November 13. _

 

-Enman last week.I
Sue Meyers‘ spent ‘ the weekend»
Catherine Page ‘

- ‘ Christian Church
Mrs. David Drake will

flltcftlifl '_Mrs. Edward liourigan

Sunday school

31"-_C- K  59¢“ umlclass in Columbia this week.

Robert Dudley and Henry Bryan. district teachers’ convention.
' -‘the week-end with Mr. and
Klftlnt 39“ ind Wll-James de Nany near Fayette.

an
0-’ - -

A. J. Farmer will have -a salt-

Mr. and Mrs.‘Raytnbnd Harris of 2 mm 4-11,;

fl last week.
arris. Sunday.

visiting her sister, Mrs. J.

. ‘and Mrs. John Hourigan. e '
The south group of the home de-

t'Vm N093» WW‘ 315- Wllhwent a minor operation at th

of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coleman and ;u’- ‘M 31"’ Ed _J°l“"5°" ‘ml day, is convalescing at her home.
family. Sunday. children were guests "Sunday of p M,-_ ‘M M
Mr. and Mrs. Cal As “,4 Mr. and Mrs. I-‘rank Johnson. 1 “.5 Mn Tom Rumm’

. hm’?
Linuly and S. H. Mcfltnn of Halls.
ville visited Mr. and’ Mrs. Ed Cook
and family last week.

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A. B. Armstrong was here on

    
 

a large boil-on the back of his
head.

Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Sapp and son,
Billie, were shopping in Columbia
Monday.

Several from lure saw the picture
“Birth of a Nation," at Columbia
Monday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton of
Paris, Mo., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Reed over the weekend.

as pastor of the McBaine
Church for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Bradshaw had

Thomas Taylor and family of Provi.
deuce. c‘
Miss Mildred Stone. teacher in
the Star district, attended the
teachers’ convention at Kirksville,
. week. ‘+,
Clarence Ballenger of Fayette
was here Sunday as guest of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Ballenger. I
_ Mr. and Mrs“ Allen Turnbough
and children of Kansas City were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
wards last week.
Mr. and Mrs. -Patterson Bain, Jr.,l
and Mrs. J. L. Jones returned Mon-I

m chm-ct, win gneggj-with an, 1), \\'[-:RE RI-JORGANIZBD SUNDAY
A. Robnett Thursday afternoon.

ptngraau committee of the Friendly;

  

their son. Joseph Reuben,
and

day of
nut-set aid canine Turner drove‘ mP°"
to Auxvasse Sunday and spent the,
day with it. and Mrs. George Tu!‘-.
n .

as guests at dinner Sunday Mr.‘

A were in liuntsdale Sunday.

The Missionary Society of Oli-

Misa.Aleta Lloyd entertained the] make",

Reorganisation of the .

 

  
 

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_ 9,, an W“ mum.” n‘ ‘W’ ““S";‘!‘,‘e’_“‘I'::¢ "‘§,;"m_ Daughters.of the King which ‘in "
—. potential a baby -boy. . '?"§,d.‘,. ‘M M“ J_ A put vmted composed of women students affili-
. Mrs. Mattie Arnold and Miss 31;, and Mrs. W. A. Dudley Sun». "ed Vi’-h CIIVITS’ ED183093} '
Anna Sappington are in, ' ' Church, was’, effected Sunday. 
Allen tea is painting the ‘ . , . H . T ‘ sum 6 The following young women were
grfcery s  1. Br . . . M.-'-"mud ‘;h,_“::§- clqcted offioeraz’ President. Jose-l - .
v ‘ck :3 d t at lngle 'p'i“' . :. - .°‘ )
3.? 1. ye" 1 H  in,  Am ‘I
 3 ‘ n pig-,e,t*, Th eorganization will hold,scry-

ma Gnu’: ices at 5 o'clock each

Goldie Pomie were gusts .Sun-l
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Fisher. .
Mr. and-‘Mrs. M. A. Turner, John

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er. _
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Lynes had’

The Ladies’ Aid Society of thgl
met Monday with

Mrs. Manic Pipes is attending alformer students while in to

Miss Dorothy ‘Alexander went tol
’.Kirksville.Wednsaday to attend the

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Chinn spent, Ephesus.

_ 3 . _ ‘ Mrs. B. R. Rawlinga returned
Hf“ 31151 CON}-"l'"lk °£ M93‘? Sunday from Columbia where she

has been visiting her parents, Mr.
, Mrs. Turner Martin. who under-..‘

-Boone County Hospital last Thurs-'

of the Risk, nets ol-
' 8"“. I‘ P Mnrgheir forty years of wandering inf
e

Sundqy at-Y ._
e parish house. Initiation  E ‘
‘ will take place Sunday. November
~ 16. The Daughters of the Kink cor- ,
ds to the Brotherhood of St. '
Andrew, which is an organisation of1'I
young men belonging to the Epis-
copal Ch rch.

‘open also.

All pf the curios in the exhibit‘
M were collected either by G. D. Ed-V
l wards. dean of the Bible College, or
rain:

teachers training, missionary fields. All the relics ‘of’,

'the Holy Land were brought by
Dean Edwards. Among these is a
{rose-wood stall’. bought of a shep-
iherd on the way from Smyrna to‘

un- ‘
at a rail-

, There is also a pi
ileavened bread. bought

3' Of; Mrs..P. R. Simpicti and daughtenj way station in the Lebanon Moon-*
{who have been visiting relativug tains.
, here, have gone to Maryville to live.

Mr- and Mrs. George Champion! folded it together to place it in his

lt was originally a lar'ge,l
. tlat. round piece, but Dean Edwards

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Ten Commandrnentfl
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A Mohammedan medicinal blis-l
ter-raiser is in the collection. This
is used for the flls n mustard plas-A
,ter is prescribed for. A match or
-"a little cotton is set ablaze inside
ltbecup to exhaust the air, then it"
is clamped to the body. The blis-i

ter is drawn into the cup and fills.
lwith water. Dean Edwards says:
l“If the original ill is not cured by

 

rs. C. '1‘. Campbell. Mr.‘l this time. at least a bad enough new
Mr, and} one is added to make the old one
John Mcfiarg and daughter, and‘ M,5_ Noni, s‘mp.on, 3,. ad Mu. fog-gofigm *
Hi!!! nil-t5¢ M51872. Were 20%“; R. M. Rnwlings. and Jefl Rawlingsg
Sunday of Mrs. A. Mcllarg.

Persons who have a vague idea‘
30! what manna is, will be interested.
:to know that there is some of this}
.food in the museum, some of the
“re manna it is said, which kept’
the Israelites from starving during

wilderness.

Floor, trusting, motherlcas

and Mrs. ‘r. W. Coleman of Deer‘ c‘ou:u.u~"s HAND LAUNDRY

Park and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bou
well of Columbia. 

children. of Walnut Ridge,
and Edmund Wilkes of Kansas City!‘

‘- - First Class Work

Dyeing a Specialty
Phone 657

Mrs. Edgar Riddick and her two:
Ark";

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ypankeris
. Lamp Sale '

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‘Jackson Specials for
Friday a‘ndSat1p11fdayeu  

Genuine English broadcloth. White with ',

collars ‘attached. ‘Sizes 14 to 17.  8
Regular $2518 value  ......  f . _
BLANK’ ms‘  
Peerless sta Ie, cotton blankets. Size 64 by p
76. r $2. " ‘
2 value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Watchfor our regular Friday andsaturday

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06' her native hills waathe "Lit-
tle Boss,"—and as innocent—until
Eugene Martin came into her life.

gifll Pitifully ignorant of life, she
was the last to suspect her prince

of treachery.
But when big “Flint” Corey die-
As she looks back on that long
year of humiliation, sufiering and

bitter shame she shudders to think
how narrowly she escaped from it

Other Absorbing  from life
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Mint ‘APP: Al. I.

know how you'll feel
about our veal when
once you've tried it.
It's Just as tender and de-
licious as the other meats
sold at this purity. shop.
You'll meet with courtesy
here. And your orders will
be delivered quickly. \
Watch for Mr. Happy Party
Boneless '
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