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The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 9

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Herald Republican, May 13, 1965 fcw years, -ill be im- SECTION Robert W. Smith Gets Promotion In Foreign Service older families unfortunate ly, possible. Thank you feature articl make the Hera much for the: es which help ldsuch an inte: Editor: I Just wauled to let you know esting home-town newspaper belatedly, how very much I Legion, Auxiliary Hold Meeting Here Preidcnt Johnson has promoted Robert Smith, sor ol Mrs, Silvia Smith of Hous-ton. 10 CUs 5 in the Foreicr Service of the United States The promotion re Milted frorr njoyed your article about Mr. ittman and her songs several 40 Fletcher sity, Med- Ann Romini Hall, Tufts Uni ford, Mass.

We The Houston and its an; ilia at printing these songs! I would die Post Horn i be narticuiarlv interested in south of monthly lk 1 1 i folk songs which originated i.i cere thanks to the manyfriends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy in the loss of our mother and grandmother. Those who sent flowers, cards and food, Jim and Mary Lou Gentry, minister and lingers. May God's blessings be with i Hisjh Texas County, I'm sure a number of your readers would be interested in seeing the Jody Hamilton ballad printed again, I would, it any rate I was also much interested in your suggestions concerning the Here is our money for another year. Keep the paper coming each week, as we like to read about our friends in the Houston area. Pete, Linda, Mark, Rita Nelson 2100 Rvihland Avenue Redando Beach, Cafifomia meeting May 3.

i as decided to hold Poppy before Meroor-Day in Houston, and to use same date each year. ioc attending were Stella ody, Harriett Albrecht, Bates, Belle Johnson ard Hancy, Perry Lay, M. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.

and Mrs. Er- The Rachel Rees fat ily Hous- FISHING WAS GOODin 1914, as seen Inthis picture toicen i formation of a Texas Countyj fonfollowing a trip on Piney River. Frogs, smallmouth bass For Quality Printing rijjht Schol- eye were caught by Roy Beaty, left, and Professor List and soi courtesy of William (Penny) Beaty. the Uni Historical Society. It is really disgraceful that the county has nothing of this sort, for even today it is extremely difficult to discover anyfacts about the history of the county and its 3 thank the Freshman teachers, telephone Dr.

Wall and Dr. (I all the people that kind to visit me and sent cards after my nd Mrs, Keenev, Mr. See The Houston Newspapers! ot the EarlHiltcrbraiid, Mr. Churchill Wallace nd Elsie ief of tin distort. Social Security Credit Missed By Many Workers ht.v.

Harbi PROTECT LIVESTOCK PROFITS AGAINST INSECTS AND DISEASE Since entering the Foreign Service in 15S, lie has been "A greai according Clark, so. assigned to the Department State in Washington, D. C. di or he i to Mr. Wendell F.

security district Poplar Bluif, Mo. and to the American Consulate fin. easier, Ilk in Adelaide, Australia, now lerving ai Political Of fi at the U. S. Legation in Sc Bulgaria.

Smith speaks garian, German and Russi. "For this reasoi forget to keep a ord of the wage1 they pay their ial si be reported for rity. it's the All-New OLYMPIAD water pump by Myers' re: 1. If the worker is total of $150 or more USE MFA LIVESTOCK TOXAPHENE FOR CONTROL OF UCE Automatics No n. OLYMPIAN purr in cash wages during the year or2.

lithe worker works some part of 20 or more days during Che year for cash wages figured on a time basis, by the hour, day, etc. The amount paid Wringer Type Dryers Liberal Trade-in On Your Old Wither Authorized Maytag Dealer budge'- tha All-He- OLYMPIA A livestock toxsphei matter. Myers To be ecord of wages Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moulton announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Lou, to Lee Downing, son of Mrs.

Anna Mae Downing, Houston and Nick Downing of Kennette. Miss Moulton is presently employed by Payless Downing is employed by the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St. Louis. Wedding plans are for August. Western Auto RUST UTILITY Houston, Mo.

HORNFLIES TICKS SCAB OR MANGE Keep your livestock healthv, happv and profitable with MFA LIVESTOCK TOXAPHENE used on back-rubbers or as a sprav or dtp. MFA LIVESTOCK TOXAPHENE, a powerful, lung-lasting residual insecticide diluted with water or oil, is the low cost way to protect beef cattle, hugs and sheep from losses due to insects. ASK FOR FREE PEST CONTROL MASVAL AT Assoc. Store Phone Hourton, WO 7-3561 Mo. is available at the end of the year.

Clark advises farm employers to keep a list of their employees. time a payment is made it should appear on the list. If total wages are less than $150 for the entire year and the employee did not work 20 due on that worker. "Keeping a record during the year takes the guesswork out of says Clark. Flowers Family Holds Reunion held A family rem YOUR MFA EXCHANGE FARMERS EXCHANGE Sunday, May 3, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Flowers. The following persons attended: Mrs. Muriel Royster, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Royster and Chris, Yakima, Wash. Mrs. Vera Cook, Springfield; Mrs. Helen Caudle, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs.

June Sullivan, St. Louis; Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Cook, Now-put new Dinosaur Power in your engine Clar nd Mr; Mr. mrnrj OqdgbEx Pnl Thomas and Richard Chase, Lebanon; Mr, and Mrs. Alpha King, Falcon; Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Williams, Ireta and Peggy, Lynchburg; Mrs. Shirley Cook, Kimberly and Kenneth, Plato. Mi1, and Mrs. Doyle Brown and Joan, Bucyrus; Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice James and Mike, Cabool; Mrs. Fern Coats and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Norris, Clara; Mr.

and Mrs. Elam Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flowers, Chris and Gregg; Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Flowers, Kay.

Clinton and Randy; C. R. Thomas; Roy Cra.ford; Mrs. Mi I died Flowers. John M.

Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Thvii--man Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Flowers and Reginald and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Flowers, all of Houston. UUU U.UlJliUlUJUUUUU3iD NAME'S DODGE, BUT IT COULD BE AGENT 007. HANDSOME (IN A RUGGED SORT OF WAY), SMOOTH, EASY-GOING, BUT TOUGH AS A TANK WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH. Don't be fooled by that new grille, full-length molding, and those new slim taillights.

Those good looks are just cover for a real bruiser. Tougher than ever with his new full-depth double wall construction; and practical with his full-width tailgate, single-lat "i tailgate mechanism, and flat wheelhousing. But, unlike Agent 007, he can be Fight Cancer With A Check and a Checkup 1 Exclusive Nickel Compound 10 times more effective than other additives in combating harmful engine deposits! very reasonably from the Dodge Boys. 1 hats more, the Uodge boys back their trucks Han's the Moat Important Gwtolin Improvement lince World Wr II Nw Sinclair Dino and Dino Supreme Gasoline now eonuin new poww discovery never before ued in any motor fuel. It' Nickel tha boat thing that't bappenod to your car since the day you bought it.

Raatorea loat power in older car. new cars running like new. Rduoaanfinewearupto29-iavMCDatlyrapairand replacements. Great far Winter Driving. too-Theae new Sinclair 7J Oawlinea tart even at 2S and they tffff7 guard againat gas-line freer all winter long Drive in jj today.

We honor American Exproas Credit Card. with the toughest warranty in the industry. cl at In Memory PRUDIE LUE CIDDA MARTIN" BORN October 6, 1883 PASSED AWAY May 2, 1965 SERVICES AT Union Church. Bunker, Mo. Tuesday, May 4, 1965 2:00 o'clock p.

m. OFFICIATING Rev. Clarence Parker Rev. Lowell Parker INTERMENT Greeley Cemetery I DodBe Truck) Sttrt It ft1 DAN KIRKMAN Supplier of Sinclair Products Phone 429, Cabool, Mo. CCCSE BOYS MIDTOWN SERVICE STATION Houston, Mo.

Phone W07-9866 Akins Motor Co. 115 W. Steffen Houston, Mo. Want Something Tougher then a New Dodge Truck? Better Buy a Tank. BROWN MOTOR CO.

Houston, Mo. Phone W07-2506.

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