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THE HOUSTON HERALD, HOUSTON1, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929-Vol 51, No. 52 THE HOUSTON HERALD. TEXAS COUNTY W. P. F.

A. OBITUARY-KEITH McKINNEY. OBITUARY-ALBERT CRABTREE. AT HOUSTON AUGUST 7 The death angel visited the homo Albeit Monroe Crabtree, son of Quarterly meeting of Texas Coun- of one of Tyrone's citizens and took Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Crabtree, was born RAYMONDVILLE. By Sunbeam. Prof.

S. E. Atkinson, music direc Tha Old Reliable Horn Paptr. HOUSTON, MISSOURI tv P. F.

A. was held in Memorial away nine ivcim juciviniiey. jionr ioiupeiiuon, uctoocr Z4, tor, in company with his I'nmous band vua a ill LVIIII'Ull 1LI1 II If lllMIMMW rillllfl ri, in Book 164, page 144, and whereas, the undersigned is named as trustee in said deed of trust, now, therefore, at of tho legal holder and owner of said noto and deed of trust, the undersigned trustee, will, on Friday, September 6, 1929, between tho hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the after 'i Eetabllihed October 11, 1878 Hall at Houston Wednesday, August Keith was the son of Mr. and Mrs. 1882, and died August 3, n.ak-of 03 young members, Rare a irood 7.

with nhnnt fortv members present a. jucivinnev, 01 lyronc. ilis ing nis ago years, a month! and will tour to Licking Saturday, ren- 1. oil (1 of l.mll, I at uea Editor and Publleher E. K.

LYLES Subscription Price Per Year, $1.50 Month, 76c 4 Month. 50c from eight clubs. tu was a great i.ock to an, as it uaya 1. dorinf? program wMeh Quito a heavv rain fell Wednesday came so suddenly. Keith was playing; August 16, 1919, he was united in'B11(1 liberally applauded by several morning, which, although thankfully with some other boys Saturday after-; nmrnnge to Miss Elsie Wolfe, of llmdred people.

Mr. Atkisson, with received bv the farmers, caused some noon, August 3, at Tyrone. They Turley, and to this union five members of the band and several eit-of the delegates to arrive at a late were playing in a largo shade tree children were born. Ho is survived iMna wll0 accompanied them were 10 o'clock meeting was. which stood in Austin McKinncy's by the heart-broken wife and chil- mshwl tn thn ni.

noon of that day, at tho South front door of tho Stnto Circuit Court House in the City of Houston, Missouri, sell at public vendue to tho highest bid- Entered at PostolTlce at Houaton, aa Second Claaa Matter. I I .1 ...1 lr. "I nui-n- The Editor will not be reaponalble for tha expression! or vlewa of correapoadeita postponed until 1 o'clock. I yru wiu.iuib. uuy Jtt8tice Wa" dnC to scvcral doIlnr9 dcr for cash il1 tlie real e3tnto Promptly at 1 o'clock the house broke hi, wrist.

Ho was rushed to Mrs. J. J. Crabtree, all of Turley worth 0f refreshments. Ravmondvillc described in said deed of trust, as railed to order hv the President, Dr.

Phenuster and his arm was, Mo. nine brotbers and three sisters: Bt gct maintains the onlv M.nl tn-u-it. A sn, Mrs. W. A.

Baker. Mr. W. F. Harry dressed and he was brought back Joe, of Oklahoma, Walter, of Plato bnil(1 in this 8Petion of tm? 8tfltp of t)m gonth Enst tn of thc led the opening song, Home.

Saturday night no Degan to im 01 lowa, or i Mr. and Mrs. Hub Holt and daugh- South East quarter of Seetion Six(C) EDITORIAL and OTHERWISE I .....1.1. Al.l I. PP 1 i fnm 1 it which was followed by prnvcr.

itu uy cumpwin wnu mm, ouuuuy i ir i ii ui isi'iuunKiii, uKiunomn, arc in Aownsaip iiiirtv Aortn or Mrs. R. Higgins. morning lie was taken nacK to the VTr "mann om'! spending a vacation with their par- Range Nino (9) West, described as of Turley, Mo Mrs. Anna Wade and onts, Gaston Holt and John S.

Greg- follows: Begin 40 feet West of the Mrs. Laura Hu sell, of Iowa, and ory. Nortll Wcgt pornpr of Tjf)t 5 in Book Mrs. Lilly onStovern, of Competi-j Miss Mil(lrcd Grpforv hag returnP(1 5 of tJle old Survey of the'Citv of tion, and many other relatives from nn 0kIu. Houston.

and run West '216 and friends. Iinmn I font 1, vrn. xr-n. Roll call was answered by jokes Doctor, who seemed to think it was from different members of the fol-( doing fine, but Sunday afternoon and lowing clubs: Indian Creek, 9 mem- night ho was almost wild. Monday bers; Mt.

Vernon, Brushy Creek, morning ho was rushed back to the Pleasant Grove, Ravmondvillc, Doctor at Houston and from there to Ellis Prairie, Bethlehem-Walnut Rolla, to find that gas poison hnd set The Handbook of American prisons contains an extended report on the condition of affairs in the management of the Missouri penitentiary, stating that outside of one good cell house, a flower garden and a farm UILIHG JlflLM IU I III 111 Will- nc responded to the cnll of his country and served in 89th Division Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons and of tho said SV SE'i SE'4 and son, Paul, of Davenport, Iowa, mo- thence East 216 feet and thence tored through last wr-l-lr. vUilinrr nf South in ihn nlncn nt hemnnmir -fni- Ridge, Clear Springs, 3. up and had done its fatal work.

His Minutes of last meeting and finnn- arm was taken off, but it was too program, "it is ciiiiicuii 10 mm io during the World war, features of the prison which can be commended in themselves or compare cial statement of County Association late. He lived until Tuesday at were rend bv rs. Cato Jackson, Sec- p. m. At the ago ot J9 lie was converted tno l0nlPg of lTu(1(r0 L.

C. Simmons the purpose of pnying said debt and and only a few minutes before pass-an(1 McCubbins and with other' satisfying the costs of this trust, ing away he said to his father, relatives and friends. I W. L. HIETT, Trustee.

retary, and approved. Keith was just coming into boy The prize of $2.50 to be awarded hood, his age being 12 years, 11 r'i -lelniitl, daughter of First insertion Aug. 15, 1929--52 to the club securing tho most paid-up months and 22 days. He leaves fnth- juniter topeiana, who lias been M. F.

A. and W. P. F. A.

members or and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Nick L. favorably with other institutions." 0 This number of The Herald is No. 52, Volume 51, closing another Volume and another year's work.

Next week will begin No. 1, Volume 52, bringing to a close 51 years of labor in The Herald office, forty years of that time under the management of between February 5 and Juno 7, was McKinney; two brothers, Paul and awarded to Pleasant Grove. Roy, of Tyrone, and one sister, Wil-ma Dene, and ninny other relatives ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Missouri County of Texat ii In the Probate Court of said County, May Term, 1929. Estato of McCloud Benson, deceased.

Order of Publication. The County J. F. A. Captain, Mrs.

Nellie Holt, reported five active new nev. iwnie r-ciiceis iienvereo uie) Springfield hospital, undergoing funeral sermon and the remains were critical operation, is now at home and laid away in the McBridc cemetery under the nursing and care of her near Competition. nunt, Mrs. Stella Shockley. Her manv In the great sorrow that has come friends are glad to know that she is to these families, they have thc ear- recovering ns fast as could bo expect-nest sympathy of all.

May God com- pj, fort the broken bcarted. During an electrical storm Satur- and friends. May God bless and comfort thc loved ones is our prayer J. F. A.

clubs organized in Texas count v. This is a worthy organiza His body was laid away in Tyrone Now, on this 10th day of August, cemetery. Funeral sen-ices were conducted by the writer. the present editor, so here's hoping the pleasant relations may continue between the old Herald and its readers and friends for a long time to come. tion of the young generation of fanners and should be encouraged.

A new club was reported organized in Douglas county by one of Texas county's energetic W. P. F. Cs. i wny cio we mourn day night, a large hay rick contain-' 1929) COn.es Mrs.

N. A. Benson, Ad-nends or shake at death tong W08 on the ministratrix of the Estate of McCloud li-; but the voice that Jesus sends, Mm v.m, rwpuii fnrm in i i i i TT. iiiguion inrm. Benson, late of snid county, deccas- to call them to His arms.

Our God, Miss Virginia Edwards, a member i i i As we arc sure the Lord does all things well, let us look forward to the day when we can meet Keith on will a refuge be for those that are of Ravmondvillc school faculty, is tition praying for an for the the other shore where our little ones Virginia appears to bo safely back Indian Creek Club carried off the banner for hnving won most points oppressed; a refuge He will be in the Democratic column. John Gar times of trouble and distress." never suffer. REV. II. D.

MONTGOMERY. Cabool, Mo. land Pollard, staunch supporter of Al Smith for President last fall, was during the last quarter fiOO points being followed by Mt. Vernon, the former custodian, 500 points. Brushy Creek was third with 320 points, followed in order bv Ravmondvillc and CARD OF THANKS.

visiting relatives and friends in and sl0 0f certain real estate of which around Raymondville, having just McCloud Benson died seized, a course in thc Springfield scribed as follows: Twenty feet (20) Teachers College, specializing in of the East end of Lot Three (3), mary work, the coming term to her jn Block Six (6) in thc town of Pla-third in thnt department here, nt nn to, Missouri, to pny thc debts of said increased salary. estate; which said' petition is nccom- Miss Madge Shipp, was able to ponied by the accounts, lists and out on the street for a short ventorirs as required by law, showing time one day last week. Manv are the that snid estate is indebted and thnt mm: win: fin iii.il iuuuv CONTRIBUTED, oooo ELK CREEK. By Ncwsgatherer. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Laws and nominated by the Democrats for Governor of Virginia Tuesday, receiving about three times as many votes as two opponents combined, We wish to thank thc kind neigh one of whom was sponsored by the Pleasant Grove, each with 300, Bethlehem-Walnut Ridge 275, Ellis Prni-rie 180, Clear Springs 180. Motion carried thnt the combined lioiier-thaii-thou Bishop Cannon, of baby, of Omaha, Nebraska, have been bors and friends for their kindness through the sickness and after the death of our little boy, Keith McKinney. Mr. and Mrs.

N. L. McKINNEY. Tyrone, Mo. ir ir I visiting their- pnrents, Mr.

and Mrs. hopes thnt this noble girl will deorge Laws, of Cabool, and Mr. and i Tir rn i regain her health and be able to E. R. of Elk ami soon snid debts are unpaid, and that there take is not sufficient assets on bant! to clubs of Texas county enter Springfield Press circulation drive.

Mrs. Cato Jackson, Mrs. W. F. bucket-shop fame.

Virginia's political lapse last fail will now be forgiven. The Missouri Democrat. Secretary of Agriculture Hyde has Mrs. Mancss, Creek, her place among the young people. pay the same.

On examination thcrn- Harry and Mrs. H. B. Srnallwood ft on their return home Sunday. One of the hardest rains of the Mr.

and Mrs. Willinm Rowden, of of, it is ordered by the court that all Iown. are visiting Mrs. Rowden 's persons interested in the estate of were apointed by the President as a iV. 1 1 -El I i'.

committee on arrangements for the INDIAN CREEK. the creek out of banks, then another i 'S Tfl 7' followed Saturday night with a lot 1 re LT wen urniieu into -i -i- Air. Atkisson band, probnbly during "uo the Reunion. contrary be shown on or before the 23rd day of September, the next term of this court, to be held on the 23rd By Bcttie. George Hubbard and Murl Fair were' Sunday morning visitors at the P.

O. McKinney home. (i Miss Nina Douglas visited at 'the of wind which laid thc corn flat on the ground. Mr. and Mrs.

R. F. Price returned Friday from a two weeks visit with friends at Rogers, Arknnsas, also at Mrs. J. M.

ITnwki.is, of Springfield, is visiting her father, Judge day of September next, an order will C. Simmons. Prof. Forrest L. Dnnivin.

made for tho sale of thc real cs- pringfield and Mtn. Grove. week end with Miss Ruth Houserand tendent of Raymondville high school. Me "a petition described or so Mrs. Elizabeth Seaggs came bock attended thc meeting of the J.

F. A shall be sufficient is in Pittsburg, Kansas, taking thereof as Sunday to resume her work for Mrs. nt Indian Creek Friday night. And advanced course in Science. Prof.

lor tlic ot said dents. R. B. Grisbnm. it is further ordered that a copy of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Owen, after visiting relatives and friends here, re Orb Fugate and wife, of Corning, turned to their home in Iowa Satur of school August 26. It is his ambi- this order bo published in a newspa-tion to make this one of the best published in snid county of Tcx-sehool years Ravmondvillc has ever tor four consecutive weeks prior gone to Florida on a vacation with Mrs. Hyde and Washington news dispatches announce that his "official" mission on the trip is to investigate the ravages of the dreaded Mediterranean fruit fly that has invaded the citrus groves of that state. The Hoo- ver "fly" invaded Florida last November and did considerable damage politically.

Hyde is more familiar with that plague than with the Mediterranean fruit fly, but it is a good time for the Secretary of Agriculture to extend his summer vacation at government expense on the pretense of investigating the "fruit fly" invasion of the popular resort state. Hoover's Secretary of Agriculture has become wonderfully scientific in agricultural questions a3 well as on the subjeet of entomology since becoming a member of the President 's Cabiuet. For a Missouri "dirt farmer," Secretary Hyde is exhibiting surmising knowledge of the diversified subjects relating to his official position. As Jim Reed exnivs-d it in his recent greeting to Hyde: day and will visit there a few days, Arkonsns, have been visiting relatives here the past week. Mrs.

Goldia Steely, wife of J. F. Steely, passed away at her homo last then will leave for Washington to experienced. Mr. Dnnivin is live.

said z.ird day ot ocptemoer, attendance of the delegates to the state convention at Sednlia during the State Fair. Three cheers were voted and given with a generous good will to the W. P. F. Club of Ravmondvillc for the loyalty and co-operation with God in nil their club work, they baving given much financial aid to both church and school, as well as time and work.

Secretary read a letter from Mrs. Atkins which was enjoyed by all uresent, nf'ter which the business meeting adjourned for the literary program, at which were glad to have following visitors: Mrs. Ed Hintoiv. Messrs. Jesse Srnallwood, Evan Dixon and A.

W. Lawrence. We especially enjoved the reading, "All for Each "and Each for All." by Mrs. Bert Keenev, of Indian Creek Club; "Doubts," bv Mrs. J.

M. Tbeiner. of Rnvmnndville Club, and "A Bachelor's Confession," by Mrs. Hamby, of Cabool. Ceinin'ttee on Arrangements reported thnt a truck decorated wii" the Count W.

P. F. A. colors cn-r- nil delegates to Sednlia who do not intend to go in private cars. EmcIi make their future home.

tho next term of this court. wire for music, co-operating with our, Saturday night, after an illness of Carl McKinney and family visited music director and himself a member with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Florida at of his high school band. Cabool Sunday.

John Houscr and family were Ca bool visitors Thursday. TRUSTEE'S SALE. almost seven weeks. She leaves, besides her hushr.nd, six small children, one a babe of seven weeks, father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Foote, of Oklnhoma, who have been at her bedside for several weeks, five sisters and one brother. Burial Monday at Steely Chapel. nomer Sigman is home from California on a visit to his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Gettys and State of Mltiourl, County of Texat C. L. Johnson, Judge of the Probate Court within said County, hereby certify that the above is a true copy of tho original Order of Publication therein referred to, as the same appears of record in my office.

Witness my hand as Judge, and seal of our said Court. Done at my office nt Houston in snid county, this 10th day of August, A. D. 1929. (Seal) C.

L. JOHNSON. Judge of thc Probate Court Miss Mary Gettys were Elk Creek Whereas, default has been made visitors Sunday. in tho payment of a certain prom issory note, described in and se Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Leeder, Mr, cured bv a deed of trust given by and Mrs. Ethmer Lccdcr visited at the Harry Smith home Sunday. and Mrs.

George Sigman. Arthur! How's James W. Coffey, a single man, and dated the 12th day of May, 1927, and Mrs. Lucy Rimcl has returned from B. B.

Kceney and family attended recorded in the office of tho Record for Texas County, Missouri. a month's visit with relatives in In The Trenton, politician, farm loan shark and local Buick agent is now Entomologist as well as an cult unilist, ns revealed by hi; er of Deeds of Texas County, Missou- First publication Aug. 15, 192952 diana and Illinois. church nt Ozank Sunday rnd were dinner guests nt the Robert Ramsey home. club is to have ribbon badges will the name of the delegate and -the clnl Mrs.

Earl Hilterbrnnd in on the V'T-fit trip to Florida to investigate to which she belongs printed on ihi- the invasion of the Mediterranean sick list. Green Cnnnadav visited at thc rililion. in their club colors, to he worn during all conventions. At our next county meeting, date to be set later, each member is to answer with some original slogan, and each club must help in the litp. Dismissed with the watchword.

REPORTER. RAYMOND VHjLE J. F. A. The Busy Bee Club met at the rest room August 3 for the regular meeting, with Mrs.

Jennie Demarec as Captain then they marched to the grove to hold their meeting with Beva Shanks, President. Seven men bers answered roll call Beva Shanks, Claudie Courtney, Mary Ellen Jennings, Nudine Wilson. Francis Johnson, Roscoe Wilson, Robert Gregory, and one visitor. Forest Shanks. The subject was "Fruit." Next meeting will be at Mrs.

Minnie Lewis' August 21. REPORTER. J. T. Meador home Sunday.

Harry Smith and family Mrs. Lulu Wheeler, Mrs. O. P. Hern, Mr.

and Mrs. Ethmer Leeder attended the funeral of Mr. Bill Sniff nt lloxie, Arkansas, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Sniff hnd been visiting rel-rtives here and other places for a few weeks and were near Canton, Illinois, just a few hours drive from Chicago, when Mr. Sniff lost control of his car and ran into an electric light pole, killing Mr. Sniff instantly and injuring other members of tho party except one little girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Owen, H. L. Owen and family were Willow Springs visitors last week, where Homer had some denlul Uoik done. C. E.

Laffoon and daughter, Wava, visited Mr. Wooly Sunday. Miss Murl Killion visited with Miss Ruth Houscr part of ln3t week. Earl Ramsey visited Joe Kceney Saturday night. Doris Daniel visited Sunday with Emogcne Owen.

Mr. and Mrs. Charley" Swearingen, of Kansas, are visiting Mrs. Swenrin-gen's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. P. Hern. Mesdnmes M. E.

Harmon and Annis Hays visited at C. C. Miller's, in Onik Dale neighborhood. R. R.

Wolford and family were Siimmersvillo visitors Sunday. Miss Elsie Jepson and Mrs. Grace Scott and daughter, Ruth, visited at! We Welcome You To The Reunion This Week. We hope you have a pleasant time. You are welcome to leave your wraps or packages here, use our mirror and dressing get a eold drink of water and look over our Specials for the last week of our SPEED 'EM OUT GALE.

You will find many articles of all kinds, School Supplies, that you may need, at a great saving. AH kinds of new goods arriving this week, and Our Prices Are Always Lowest LILLY'S GOLDEN RULE STORE Houston, Missouri fruit fly in the citrus groves of that Southern state. Tn quiring friends wish Mr. and Mrs. Hyde a pleasant vacation on their r' free from flics and mosquitoes.

The Missouri Democrat. ft NEW PASTOR AT OZARK. At the last regular business meeting of Ozark Baptist church, south-f. i TTr-igton, call was extended to Rev. Thomas B.

Minson, of Cure-all, Howell county, as pastor for the ensuing year. Minson is a former resident of that community, moving to Howell county several years ago. oooo CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES. Furl T. Sechler County Pastor.

Oak Hill meeting closed with ba)-tismal service for six candidates August 10. Another baptismal service August 31, 4 p. m. Offering for meeting, $26.67. Attendance varied from 65 to 105.

Houston's Ladies' Aid is thriving and having some interesting ings. Cecil Thomas, of Kansas, ably filled the Plato pulpit August 10 Tvo additions by statement here on August 11. Evening Shade meeting begins August 17. Rev. G.

W. Leonard and singer and Pastor H. D. Thomas will assist. Meeting at Pinto expected to begin the first of November.

Keep in mind our October County HON. WM. P. ELMER ON RADIO. Hon.

Wm." P. Elmer, Representative of Dent county, will speak over 0 Voice, of St. Louis, August 16, 1929, nt 8:45 p. on the Missouri Ozarks in and around Salem, Eminence, Round Springs. Alley Springs, Big Springs, Greer Springs, Irouton, Ellington Ccntcr-villc, St.

James, Moramoc, Springs, Licking, Houston, Steelvillc, Thayer. Rolla and Mammoth Springs. Tune in your Radio and hear this speech r. P. Hubbard's one day hist week.

Mrs. Mateo Gibson is reported some better this week. on tho Ozarks. convention at Oak Hill church..