The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 11

Herald and Republi September 28, 1961 Obituaries Arch Spurgeon and their daughter and hiBband, Mr. and Mrs. LeoPiockand two small da tore and Mr. and Mrs. Otto parents Mr.

and Mrs, Robert Willhitte Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Calling Madison and children attended the and Mrs. Jesse in the after- He died on September in the University al Center in Columbia, rri.

making his arre at Leonard Neil Thomjwon, taa souri. of Floyd ind Pearl Thompson 17, was bom on February 14, 1944 Medic at Fort Leonard Wood, Mis- Misso ground breaking of theV.F.W. I Coble. Mr. building at Success Sunday.

I McGownd are proud parents of a baby boy named John Thomas. L. Weatherly drove to Oakland and visited a few days also and brought Mrs. Weatherly home. Bill Cooper was in this vicinity recently doing bulldozing.

The Castleman bulldozer has been at work near here. Mr. and Mrs. VonDavii visited in the Donald Cantrell home Sunday night. Mr.andMrs.

Maynard Neigh-ccntmued on back page) Mr. and Mrs. Lester WeatherSy visited in the Von Davis home time of death 17 years montlu and 3 days. He moved to Houston with his parents I when: he was 2 years of age. 1 He was baptiied at an early age and became a member of tlic First Baptist Church of Houston.

When he was 15 years of age he was stricken with disease and had spent most of the remaining years in a hospital. "It was his faith, courage and cheerfullness that endeared him to so many. Survivors are his parents, one sister Connie Sue of the home, i Serviceswcre conductedTues- W-stcon of Springlield, Frank Benson, Mrs. El ho 1 Cm a -son, and Mrs. Maude Moore visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Uc Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alport Lee and The program, "Tips for Better Photography', was presented byMaxBurkhead, local photo-, grapher.

A question and answer period followed his talk better photos and movies. Refreshments were served to the tallowing guest and members: Alberta Bulkhead Jc: ur-c Elmore, Ruth Jones, Moielle McKinncy, Lou Schuster, Barbara Skyles, Justine Tackert, Pat Van Dine, Jo Walter, Carol Wall, guest, Margaret Keoney Partie Stockard, Doris Mudr ley and hostesses TLney Brower and Charlotte Sutton. Sarurdaynight. Mrs. Weatherly had just returned from several wecksvisit in Oakland, Nebr.

CLUB NEWS Sorosis Club Meets Sept. 21 Mrs. Blaine Brower and Mrs. Duane Sutton were hostesses to the Sorosis Club September 21 at the Bank Community Room for the first meeting of the year. Mrs.

Duane Sutton, President, presided at the business held on projects that would benefits the community. The club voted to place picnic tables at the park next 10 the swimming pool. Funds for these projects will be raised through a Chili Supper to be held October 6, from 5:30 to Wholesale Automotive Parts, Supplies, Tools and Equipment. HOUSTON AUTO PARTS, INC. childvenc wife, Dr.

and Weatherly whom City left for With her son veek after a 1 Mrs. T.R, this the visit with his nts, Mr. and Champion Spark Plugs day in the Houston Baptist Church with the Rev. Don, Plato DODD'S TRICK LINE Inc. From Springfield, St.

Louis Dependable Daily Door Delivery Darwin Truutman ueico Batteries Apco Rebuilt and Run-in Engines Herb Bray, Manager P. wo 7-2129 School 8:00 p.m. Brcazile officiating. Burial was in Pine Lawn Cemetery under the direction of Evans Funeral Home of Houston. Mrs.

Effie Willhite Cafeteria as we 11 as other iu We have four new membi of the club. Francis fllmoi LetaForbes, eanMillma.n a' Eve Atkisson. MR. Jim Lee. I Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Tilluy returned home Saturday evun- inr. from a visit to iMinnesota. They stopped in Columb 1a Saturday 10 arte nd Oie football I game there. Mrs.

Gussic Bowen visited with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Brown in Republic this past week re- home Sunday. Mrs. Delia England of Mtn. 1 Grove has spent the past week in the home of herdaughter Mrs.

Carrel Groves. North Fowler These visiting in the Albert andZiuu Tyrrell home recently on Sunday were; Mr. and Mrs. FREE GIFT The Plato Extension Club met Tuesday evening in the home Of Mrs. Charles VanZyverden.

Eleven members answered roll call. The president, Mrs. Jones Goldsmith and our song-leader, i Mrs. Gailing Madison were attendmga4-H leaders meeting and were not present. After the business meeting, refreshments of coffee and cake v.ere served by the hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. Bailey of Monterey, Cali. arrived here Tuesday evening to visit in the home of her sister, Mrs.

Debnar Pownall. We were sorry to leum thit Mrs. Jessie Pav-n-ill was t-iken by ambulance to St. Louis Saturday afternoon. She will enter a St.

Louis Hrspital for Mrs. Clarence Felton, who is at the Hospital in ColmnMa, underwent surgery Thursiliy morning. The Roby Saddle Club held its annua! horse show Saturday evening. There were many entries for each class and a fine crowd to watch the show. Callers at tho Robert W'll-hitte home and later at Phi Bill Largent, Mrs.

Ernest Prehn and Mrs. Ernest Miller. 1 1 aife; our service Rod-j Co. tingWm isl S.lv. In her chair outside.

i Survivors ar her husband, George; one ion, John W. I of Lebanon, Mo. two da ugh- ten, Mrs, Claudia Aldridge of Raymondvllle, and Mrs, La- 1 Veta Schuette of St. Louis, Missouri; foiB six great granchildren, and one brother Prank E. Walling of Arkansas City, Kansas, and one sister -in-law Mrs, Kattie Walling of Willow Springs, I Miouri.

Services were held Sunday 1 Sept, 17, in the Raymondviile Methodist Church with the Rev. H.A. Higby and Mrs. Sadie Miles officiating. Burial 1 was in die Big Creek Ceme Lighten the llurdcn 1 gers In ten: 1 Lottie Eltelle Effie) Walling daughter of Wesley And Char- i lone Cooper Walling, was, 1 bom at Elk Creek, Mo.

November 20, 1B73 she died suddenly at her home in Ray- 1 mcmdville, on the morning of September 15, 1961. She was 87 yean of age. On December 24, 1903 she was united in marriage to George M. Willhite. To this union four children were bom.

One daughter Delia preceded her in death in 1921. Mrs. Willhite became a Christian in young womanhood and with her husband was baptised In 1953. Neither of them I had united with any church. I "She was always thoughtful of others and during her 10 yean emi-mvalidlim the enjoyed her friends very much.

Since a stroke in 1956 caused a hip fracture, she had been a wheel chair patient and the past eight months was confined to her 1 bed mat of the time except I her "set up" periods during the I day. During the past three i 1 Timr of SuiTim of S100.00 Wf Our umlfr-lamliiiK i.niiw ami ALWAYS ready furl lli'tili full tin- fun or add $100.00 to present ac- I count. Save by mail we pay postage both ways. Each account insured to $10,000.00 Any deposit made by the 10th of the month earns a dividend as of the first of the month. Current Dividend rate 4iS.

CARTER COUNTY Savings Loan Asm. Bo- 235, Van Bitren, Mo. Phone FA 3-4422 tery. Services were under the direction of the Elliott Duff Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Bob Smith, Lonnie Bailey, Andy Lee John- EVANS Funeral Homes 21 Hour I'hone: WO 7-3355 FUNERAL HOME UMMERSVI1LE oynond Dull ion, Harold Hibbs, Elmer Mc Mr.

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