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 of  F l

 Day Luncheon
‘at Country Club '

.i:.A.1.ogan.andMiss
u:dMiss Stella Strawmat

'  Ladies’ Day lunclieon_ at the
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’Country Club toda . _
 3": c, ,  entertained
J1,-3, M. V. Powell, Mrs. John Kirk-
rib:-lde and Mrs. Joe Estes.

1’ Mrs. Berry McAlester entertained
‘Mrs. .1. o. Hockadalf. -hrs. C. W-
’mue-. Mrs. J. P. Mcllaine. Mrs-
,E. S. Stephens. Mrs. Stanley Smith,
?.and Mrs. G. M. Mauzhs.
’ Mrs. H.-S. Bill had as her guests

Lotta. and Mrs. Ellis.
' Mrs. Boyle Clarks' guests f or the
iluncheon were lMra. Ralph Biclzley.‘
mg“ Mary Cauthorn. Mia-. Turner
‘cunkgcales, Miss Emma Crawford.
uid Mrs. Vance Vandiver.
3,,’ _ . st-ling entertained
the following: Mrs. D. D. Moss and
‘guest Mrs. Millard Faulkner, Mra.
Sfiney Calvert. Miss Laura Mon.
.Mrs. Otto Deston. ‘as Blur-or
‘Keeley and Miss Catherlne Calvert-
’ Miss Laura Stephens ‘(I as ‘her
' ‘guests Miss'Helen Houston of han-
333 City,‘ Miss Virginia Hunt.

. Pita. Julia Lcfevre and 808“. ‘"33
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éubetii Jameson and Mrs. P.
Jilynn. -
‘ Mrs. Dudley Conley hid 35 3°95“
I ’ Mrd. C. W. Furtne)’ '
Mr‘ H. A.’Larue. Mrs. James Cau-
' and Mrs. Mary Detweiler.

Mrs. C. W. Digges entertained in

nor of Mrs. C. W. Digges. Sr.. of

loomington, Ill. The following
guests were present: Mrs. Kate Con-
ley. Mrs. Turner Gordon. 134 "T3-

Nowell had as her
Clarence Lightncr. MP8-
‘rt, and Miss Madeline

Mrs. John
3'91" 1”
Danton. . _
' Mrs. E. B. Branson entertained

ea. Sam T. Bratton. 1111- 3- E-
Brown and Mrs. James Williams.

3 Reservations were Jlso made b)’

Mra.A.G.Spetic¢l‘ hndu her.

. Mill! ;
-Sabra Niedcrmeycr. Mil! Mir)‘ 5,12’

"Elites-tail ‘us in Honor‘ A

ridge yesterda
Miss Willie Faith of Cal-
houn.wholsthe guest of Miss
Edith _ Payne. The’, guests were
Mines Mary Tandy, Vera Jordan,
Edith Payne. Frances Stewart and
Mics Willie Faith. V

The guest prise was awarded to
Miss I-hithand the high score prise
to Miss Frames Stewart.

llllargaret Fithian to
=_ Wed Chas. Heite, Jr.

‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
;Fithianlof Kansas City. is to
§ married on Sept. 8 to Charles Heite,
~?Jr. '

*2 Miss Fithian is a graduate of
*Chri;tian College and of the Uni-
! versita. She is a member of the P;
iBeta Phi sorority. Mr. Heitc was
; also a stucknt here. and is a mem-
I her of .the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.

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Dr. and Mrs. Hu h P. Muir, 402A
College Avenue. left y for
motor trip to Sedalia and Kansas
City.’ While in Sedalia ey will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Reeves. and in Kansas City they

d will visit Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Muir.

They expect to be gone about two
weeks.

Mr.  Mrs. Grant Wyatt and

and Mrs. Dean Wyatt, 411 Christian
College Avenue. returned to “their
home in St. Louis Sundayafternoon.
Miss Helen Wyatt accompanied
them home and will he the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wyatt.

and Leslie. are accompanying Judge.
and Mrs. James F. Green and son,

Mrs. H. A. Doty, Miss Eleanor Ta)‘-
ior. Mrs.’ O. M. Barnett, and Miss
Pearle Mitchell. ‘

bliss Ida Pearson
to Wed New Yorker

' ‘rhe,eng-agenient of Miss Ida Rhea
Pearson of Mexico. Mo» 804 3391
Cochran of New York City was an-
nounced recently at a breakfast giv-

by a friend of the- bride in
lluochester, N. Y. The weddint '5“
take place early in September at
tunaet in St. Mark's Church in New
York and will be attended only by

. , s gradua_

 Synodlcal College and the Uni-
vcrsity of Missouri. is the daughte

if the Rev. and Mrs. Pear-
son. She is a-member of the Beta
Sigma Omicron and Chi Omen 80-
ioritiea. Miss Pearson was a stu-
Denishawn School of

p bride. will leave 'soon

{or New York.
. Nowell: to Leave an

lllotor Trip Tomorrow

* Mrs. W. B. Nowell and daughters,

Louise and M 1111. W-

_B. Nowell, Jr.. and small daughter

Dorothy Ann. will leave tomorrow

{or a two-weeks’ motor trip.«

' ._ They will visit  Frank A.

Icckel in Cleveland, 0., for a short

time and then will 30 lo Buffalo. N.

in Pagnlfl
party wfll visit Niagara Falls before
, home by way of Cleve-

enter-

 

: ofclock.

trip through Wisconsin and Minne-
sota. They expect to spend a few
weeks at a lake resort near St.
Paul. ‘

Members of the Columbia Ki-
waais Club will entertain this eve-
ning from 6 o'clock until 7:15 o'clock
with ,a swimming party at the High-
way swimming pool. After the
party a picnic supper will be served
to the members and their guests.

Miss Helen Angel! and Miss Ro-

mola Walters with J. P. Legett of

ge. and W. Sherman Harder

of New, York City motored this

monies to Carthage. when they

will be guests at the'Legett home
for ten days.

'A. W. Selby and his daughter,

and Mr. and Mrs. A-. B. Bullard, who
motored to Canyon City. Pueblo and
Colorado Springs, have returned
home.

Mrs.*B. A.’ Watson. accompanied
by her grandson, Berry Allen Wat-
son, returned home Saturday eve-
ning from Manhattan. Kan., where
she has been visiting for ‘several
weeks with her son. Laws Watson.

Miss Gertrude Wayland has re-
turned from a month's

or
ington, Niagra Falls, Toronto, Mont-
real and Quebec. .

William Grinstead of Oakland
City,‘ Ind.. arrived Sunday evening
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Grinstead, 1621 Hinkson Ave-
sue.

I Mrs. A. J. Bass and her sons,
Doi-sey.and A. J. Jr., accompanied
by Miss Allie Crews left Sunday for
Alexandria, Minn., where they will
spend August. -

The Margaret -Elwang Circle of
the King's Daughters will meet
with Mrs. J. S. Hubbard. l(l1'Bass
Avenue, 'Ihuraday.afternoon at 3

. 

Chloe Jordan, Lucille Chevalier.

I hour‘ of Detroit.

. -Miss Margaret Elisabeth l-‘ithian;

Mrs. Leslie Green and sons. James d

Herbert, of St. Louis on a motor «in

 W. never iu-.1'uaaé:

Atteaild Y. M. C.«A.,Osafereaceu

up Gray, lflch.

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home

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Glenn W.‘

religious leaders at this conference:
were: David R. Porter,-Miss Bruce
Knight, social worker of England.
Dr. Richard Roberts of Mont:-eal,.
Bruce Curry. and Rinehardt Neigh-'

Mrs. Hovey and her son, Robert,

remained at Storm ‘Lake, and will
be there during August.

PERSONAL ITEMS

Shannon
Louis tod'ay.

Dean F. M. Tisdel went to St.
Louis today.

Miss Helen Challis left yesterday
‘for St. Louis.‘

Henry Luke went to New London
this morning.

Miss Margaret Scheqrich went to
St. Louis today.

Wayne Sharp left this
for New Orleans.

Robert Acuff went to St. Louis
today on business.

Mrs. Rebecca Riggs was here to-
day from Sturgeon.

Morton Pruitt. of Centralia spent
yesterday in Columbia.

Ii. W.~Wilder of .Chica8° “'33
here today on business.

W. F. Gilman returned
home at Vvheaton todav.

George C. Motley. left for l
home at Bowling Green this morn-
in .

‘Mrs. J. F. Flowerree and daugh-
ter Ruth went to Kansas City 90-

Mountjoy went to St.

morning

‘to his

37- .
Miss Blanche Drew and Adeline
‘Hoke went to Sumner. 350.. today to
'sit. _
. Mrs. N.  Givens - of Gallatin
went to Kansas City today to visit

her son.

Mi Luthcra Woodburiv‘ “'88 5979
yesterday from Kansas City on
bnsintfit '

Miss Opal Baughn returned yes-
terday from a two-weeks‘ vacation
in St. Louis. _ _

Frank Hunt is constructing a five-
room brick-veneered bon88l0W- 0"
Sexton Road.

Miss Freda M. Crews. bookkeeper
at the Conley Myer! 38113. 13 0"
her vacation. - _

Jerry Thorn has left for St. Louis
i ' tudy

Miss Virginia Harris, 605 West
Broadway. went to St. Joseph this
morning to spend a few days-

Mrs. C. E. Stephens of St. Louis
went to visit relatives in Moberly
after spendinz the summer here.

Prof. M. F. Miller of the soils de-
partment has gone to Central Lake.
Mich.. to join his family for a va-
cation.

' is; Frances Heathman of the
Extension Division of the Universi-
ty is visiting her parents at Arm-

strong.

‘Miss Mary Boothe. 201 Sexton
Road. accompanied her niece. Miss
Virginia Boothe, to East St. Louis

today.
‘Miss Claiabelle Rubottom re-
turned to her home in St. Louis

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'f°'3P‘*ll|e.W_ash..tolivewithhar

my ~.Elisa_beth mm. of c.-..—.—..i:

varsity.-

Miss Maxine Smith will leave to-
night for her home. in Kansas City
after visiting with the family of
C. D. Sprague. 805 North Garth

' Avenue.

Harry L. Klutz, who received a
B. S. in Ag. degree in 1924, via-
ited friends here over the week-end.
Mr. Klutz is traveling for the Coda-
hay Packing Company. .

Mrs. Ralph T. Taylor of Long
View, Wash.. went to Bowling

She has been viaitirc her husband's
mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor.

Mrs. H. H. Myers and Mrs. C. E.
Myers returned to their home at
Center. Mo., this morning after
spending the week-end with their
brother, C. W. Tipton, 1200 Paris
Road

Miss Mary E. Stebbings of the
College of Agriculture extension
division went to Higginaville this
morning to do some health work in

economics agent.

Over holser has returned
' after teaching anatomy
summer session at the
University of Colorado Medical
School. e will be here until Aug.
20, when he will go to teach in the
new Bellevue Medical School of New
York_ City.

Mrs. W. B. Clark arrived this aft-
ernoon from Schenectady. N. Y.. to
vis.'t her mother. Mrs. Maude Hig-
ginbottom at the Boone Apart-

gineering and is now in the employ
of the General Electric Company at
Schenectady. Mr. Clark is being
transferred to Denver. however,
and he will join Mrs. Clark here the
middle of August. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark will then leave, for Denver
about Sept. 1.

AT THE HOSPITALS

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Green today to visit her mother.‘

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co-operation with the county home to V

is a graduate of the Coll'ege- of En- ‘in

Boone County.
Mrs. H. L. Shrader and baby were

‘admitted this morning.

' Mrs. E. C. Scott. Mrs. W.
Foreman discharged this
morning.

Universiy Hospital.

W876

mitted yesterday.

{ant son were disc ged this morn-

ng. V
Miss Nancy Robinson was ad-
mitted. .

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WILL SPEAK AT CONVENTION
H. Paul Beater. Banker. to Talk for
Missouri Farmers’ Assn.

H. Paul Beator, president of the
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis and
also president of the Intermediate
Credit Bank which was established
by the government two years ago.
will speak at the Annual Convention
Associa-
tion at Sedalia, Aug. 24. 25 and 26.

Mr. Béstor will discuss the ques-
tion of fdmishing credit to co-opera-
tive marketing associations. During
the two'years of its existence the
Intermediate Credit Bank has lent
millions ‘of dollars to co-operative
marketing associations. -

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Stone of Boonville. and Miss Lola

Mrs. Emma Armstrong was ad- .
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Mrs. Louise Armstrong and in- W

PUESDAY! AUGUST 4. lSl25

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iCentra1i'a

3- A. Chance neat to Kansas City Satin.
‘for a medical examination.
rs.

Raaeha. on Sunday afternoon at 0 o'clock.
at Truth Center Church. Miss Stldelnaa is
ll Oluahtc of Mn. Julia Mantel. an aunt
dMra.H|la'cdlck ndafornsarrs-silent
hen. ‘B-army-mioimdissi.i.ouI-up
' Miss Ethel Meyer. of .09.‘-;:nbia.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘A. C. Si-.a and.‘
Mr. and Mrs.

III!

at ‘u.’ o! '"’itsu-lfth anal

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Carl Seal and faailiy of Tulsa. O|ila..'3'M:-.d:‘.u‘P. kgounse. fan’ 1’ . “um”.
motored to Centralla. where they will visit! The

fly, ‘.3 3,, on, 5",; (750311 Society. a community or-
Min

Jon" cad”-ud hfllganiaation. presented an interesting pro-
eleventh birthday -to . part)‘ at her; "" 7‘ -
hone Tuoday afternoon. I

Doaotlly Rowland last "week. 5”‘, WE to f
r. and Mn. . W. Pa f K ' ‘V P ""9973 0
Cm‘. were the I" o new }"""’ '“~- 8"? I talk on “Evolution. in
guest: of Mr. and Mrs., out Conan“, chunk” M “R ‘
A see

Parr! this last week.

Miss Ruth Hunt m and last I-‘id "'1'
from Parsons. Ks an ri..:l''‘‘‘''.‘ " we Enudhl C"""" "m‘ ‘P’

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RADIO TESTED IN ARCTIC

)4.-., 3;... go“ ;MacMillan Party Tries Brosdcading
‘I! at the Pinnacles Saturday. | Tlllflllxll F0‘.
”""‘ """'...:**‘...:‘.';;..“°°:*.:'.°   P---
M ' D e
.0” “Q _ hm" "fly ” an {cm 0'; ‘ \VASl*lIl\CT0l\. Aug. 4.—The
.‘ C. in honor of Mrs. Earl Grimulflrn lo“ at b7°‘d“3l-lnfi the bu’
he Girardcau. and ii-.. Charles Alfliah man voice through the fog and icy
“ ""°*""‘e ***- zairdbeyond the Arctic Circle. was
ima e by the Mi\cMillan part' t
Hartsburg ’ "
16880 received from the expedition
Mr. and Mrs. George Oyra as-icky ofibv the Nafional Ge h. g .
P315538. arrived Thursday for a Visit. .' ograp 13 t 0
"R5 5"‘ “filer. Mrs. H. Gungoll. and other uflel-53 NO TCPOTLS 85 to U73 suc-
"‘:“'°' 5'9 cess of the test have been received.
"~ 3“ "use"-L ~*-> h-- ‘M -- The test was said to be prelirni
ned _ ’
w a" MP3’ ‘to the test of sending through
the air over a 49-meter wave length
of Mr. andill complete radio program, inclgd.
. Fred Buescher. entertained a nombenjng native songs of ‘he.

Roddy and:
ad children spec: the

 

 

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FOR A 31313! IN K..C.!Vienneaecol

"' exposition as an opportunity to dis-5
. have already applied for exhibit‘

icspe Atholl. according to a mes- 8

ram: 'l‘HRE.'.
;nsnpinunxi. and his distiriguished
league, Hugo von Hoff-

“""* maansthal.
Plans to Hold oasis: .‘
_, unfit,“  not  Both wriers have obtained judg-
. - ;. ments against several companies for
A petition  ‘ c rviolating copyrights. . The counsels’
{ “I cum.“ 8"”. H . plea that broadcasting does not
" ° °"““::“"’; co? within the “public display"
‘oh i K‘ Ci 1, _' un er the copyright act was rejected
y n . um ty yfmnxmw  the court. I: was pointed out
lby the plaintiffs’ representzitivees
{that the company levied monthly
The “um purpo“ of an °’_tufi-* ac‘? and must reimburse the au-
tion, as set forth in the petition:

or charter. is to hold very l ,
‘ e two} great my amongst the. lesser lights

,of the literary profession who are
nomstock. n fit 4 looking forward to a substantial ml-
onpm - " "i‘“'i°n—, dition to their revenue. .\loreover.

late" is ‘ nominu munbenhl 'Pp"‘'; : steps have been taken to ‘protect Ta.
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y,de?'t';wr"!:etw”c°p°'ri‘ir"":it° b°,g°l:e°f".‘ siteurs dramatiques dc France in
9° °" V‘ "l; Paris as well as the affilimed Span-

‘na-
ca-"vcnth" Mn’ D°" 8' 9 ‘Pd 10-? ish organization have been up-

_ Commercial‘ firms handling . - ' _
;'!=~d°°t= “rd in the horticultural? l'L"'.};§'.'f'f ill.’ a.‘.'§§l§....(.§f.f.'f"’2...}£'.‘I
"nanny hum ’°°°‘“i‘°d all‘ "9" ence is planned for the autuiim in
Madrid where particulars of the pro-
Pl" “"3" P’°‘°°“- "*0 um-ll posed alliance will be discussed,
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' See the used car bargains ofieri-d
today in the want ad section.

space in the exposition.

The officers of the Central States
Horticultural Exposition are: T. J.
Talbert. president. Qolumbis: C. C.
vice-president. Lincoln.
. Catts. secre;

ty.

LT? ‘
AIJTHOR8 DEMAN ROYALTIES

Rebel Agalilt Broadcasting Sta-
tions That Refuae to Pay.

y Unltad Pres.

Bl-ZRLlN.—An authors‘ rebellion
has broken out here against the I
broadcasting companies who re-
fused to pay royalties for literary
gems circulated through the ether.’
The revolt is headed by Germany's
most famous playwright, Ger-hart;

 

friends at a party W1-dne-da f - .
noon in honor of her eighth l’ilrt.hdl:;'.land 3 um‘ by L‘''’"“'"‘'"‘ C°""“‘*"d'

Sandwiches. cake. and lemonade were served 1°’ Donald 3- Mllcmiullh -
‘D 359 toasts

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Robert Mahon of Lina and inter. Mi. ‘
Effie Mahon of Jefferson City. :i-ere gueat:| If you ‘wt to buy or ‘en ‘awe’
of their brother. L. E. Mahon and family.i

thing try a Missourian want ad.

lul week-cod. Mr. Makon is editor of the , , _ A

Ilartdiurg Truth. ‘M

‘nit Ree. Don P. Hawklna,

7754!! for Fulton on business. He begins

revival at Palrvis-v Church Sun-

day. Walter Boer-gr and Joye Nichol. u.

¢I-Willlhicd him to Fulton.

Arm" Pro-mu. In Dorsey Walker and
mo

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D. D.. left

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of Miss La Voala Stlefelsaan to run;
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Suits and Dresses

Cleaned, pressed and delivered in a _

way that satisfies. 

We do dyeing 

V A L E T , 

Sanitary Cleaners and Presscrs
R. E. “Shorty” Robinson

Phone 649 

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yesterday, after visiting her broth- _
Miss Betty Graves returned to l

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her home in Lexinttofl Y8!

University this fall.
J.
Columbia Monday inspecting loans
of the Farm and Home Savings and
Loan Association of Missouri.
Dean G D Edwards of the Bible
College.
wards. went to Caldwell County to
Miss Grace Gcisendorfer returned
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A new 4-inch main is being laid on
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A ‘new 6-inch main is being laid
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some distance. but mostly represents
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