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The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 4

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THE HOUSTON HERAI.I1. Thi rsdaj-, May 1P55. DEATHS Good Entries For i Jersey Safe-Show SCHOOL NEWS E.chth Grade Promotion Pro FOR SA.IJS: Chrome melal kitchen dinette set. Extra leaf. Formica top.

4 chairs. Like new E50 Dr. J. F. Gardner- 42-lt-c as a two-ir-old cow Mrs.

Lila Greene? Funeral services were held at Everything is all set Parish by n.Micld winch i' 5(10 pounds of lal Jf-r lie 1 held lit-1 irday. Ma produced ml pood" were of FOR SALE: Truck. An ej 2-ton truck. 046 CHEVROLF.TIlle Elliott Chapel here Thur -a good 46 model for Mls- Greeney, for- dt It to work foi' "ier Houstonian. who died in I Omaha.

Nebraska, at the ape of 35 head of Mir said oihe consigned. The auctioneer will you today. BROWN MOTOR COMPANY Tom McCoid of Montgomery one of America's best-known Services were conduct-Ihc Rev. H. E.

Trevathan' ave beon coiiMned ill Id llent for F. A. and 4-H WANTED: Children to can- solids bv Mrs. Inez Hlbbs and home, by the day 01 Ethel Womack. Burial in crested write Bos 55 Houston cemetery.

(V'V'V FOR SALE: 1941' GMC Trues lor 4 An old nvxid true in nood con- 1 we. gram. Friday. May 13. 10 A.

School Gym I Mrs. Ghoshn pianist. Grade School Bsuld. Lov.tll Fleenor, Director. 1 Scripture Reading: Linda Van-divort.

Piano Solo, Joyce, Beale. Son'-1: 'Brahms Lullaby," Girls of Class. Talk; "Well Done Is Half Roger Cockrum. Girls Quartet: ''Whispering Talk: "This Day We Sail West" Duke Tweed. Marshall Mires, secretary of Protects.

All of the comevJ the Parish, said todav the cn have 8 dean blH oI that have been consumed Include I Th(1 Jti fif 's Wl11 ller ciition, rea-fiv 10 110 a lot of work See it at- top proriucinB cows such as Molly liay. May and u' be until the Cow. consigned by Clarem 42-3t-c FOR SALE: 1953 Ford picknn Someone v.ill Ret a pood buy on I his repossessed pickup. Will BROWN MOTOR COMPANY Mrs. Greeney was the daughter of C.

E. and Hattie Pitch. The father is deceased. The mother and daughter had operated a hotel In Omaha for several years. Ooidsberry of Buryrus.

which 1 The Rev. nd Mrs. J. R. Hal- producing 60 pounds pe NEEDED: A Rnv.li In ciUts of Houstor finance.

E. W. Austell. gned by Vcr Moore of Kill; 42-3t-pd I hotly of her daughter to Houston. 1 Grove and Willoi bruok and daughter and Pat Skfctcis of Salem last week in Neosho with Trooper and Mrs.

Lee Thomspon. for lfiOO famihi here Product- Real oppor- NOTICE which is producing 38 pounds day and a seven-year-old cow producing 3i pounds: a three et: "On The Jerico ning to Omaha Friday. 5 Fitch is the last of the old Vanslyfcp family, well A. C. Vanslyke family, well Bud Sez- profit- 'Dr.

Road tunnies for pern -old heifer, comsiimed by able work. Start tizens of Houston. promptly Any person, firm or corpora- known citizens of Houston. Song: "Ever Time I See The Have you read the want arf iniiMiiiiifiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiii Write timiiiiiii YOU MIGHT HAVE TO DE-TOl TO GET TO HOI STON BUT DON'T DETOI ft (181-232. Free-port.

42-1 1-pd. trie motor or an conditioning. Mrs. Hrnrv Wall Presentation of Class, Mrs ----'please check with the Elect no Mrs. Henrv Wall, a lone-time Crawford.

FOR RENT. room furnished department at the City Hall first nnti weil-knnun resident of Presentation of Dmlnmns Mr Drive into SPRING in one AKOl'Ni rramt wooa. Mayor Houston and vinmtv died May 3 Kobe its. -Used Cars! wate enii.in.-e. ground uoor.

n. )l(ir mmf (n R() Jy wIiere she Rpoessiona. Jf Jt I Howetton. 42-31-C rr.vvam IMIKHI had lived the past, few years CLOSING ACTIVITIES Of Otfr Warehouse Salvage Sales FOR RENT: Close to Fort 4' i ONE Alt ACCIDENT o-m. kiu o.jiihi hi ouu room stucco home on 10 ic-ts l3e arrartitfineiiis are in--ball Tournament at West Plains.

arouud. Nice earden spot Water otto Bnimmm of Hcusion sus- complete Amonp the survivor May 3-Houston vs Dora. 1 T-- in houw. S--0 a month. Bee Wr.

Allied cuts and a Leslie, of Hounon. m. I I 7 VV L. H. Wa vovvn.

BloominK Rose. and a s. v. m- head 1 May 7-Distnct Track Meet 1. uJ Mo 42-31-n Saturday afte.nn when 4 IBM.

Ifll. DOCS, CATS Springfield TT TEXAS COCNTT'S MOST FOR Male Hampshire 3 5 "Overturned boul 'umX-. 8 00 INTERESTING STOKE 1 bred but no Pi-iced S45 ter apcdvtth "uisesay 63 i report; today that rabies shots 800 in. yTaj V' Connolly. Fymondville.

42-lt-p! tllght'" a Tir out 'causing i and" ca 'the'n ve 10-11-Sensor Trip St Choice of Patterns SERVICES OFFERED: Will The auto left the road, struck a this area. J-sti4- il2 FELT aSE ECGS care for children in my hom hsht pole and overturned. Coy j' 1 O-ly S4.M Children will receive best of car- Hnscard. owner of the farm about a year aeo that was ratal Commencement Mrs. Will Lemons.

Oil Bryan St 1 where the wreck occured told the to the driver. Hazard said this rw t-, tJ 1 .1. 1. IS Honor Day Audi- next door to Wilbura Elmore. Herald a pole in the same plae-1 was the fifth time his fence had 42-lt-p I had also been severed a wreck been torn down by wrecks.

May Ei 'h'h Grade Gradu- 1954 FORD V8 Mainline tudor. Heatr. S1Z.H Vlw -V- Mfm9m atlon Gym 10:00 a. 1953 FORD Custom tudor. Radio, heater.

Extra clean PICNIC ICE BOXES jk Aa A I SCHOOL NOTICE One owner car. I' Parents ofrrt" year's first 1953 fORD tudor. Radio theater. I 1- y' I Hr 1952 a automatic Trade In ft A 5 Disl. C-l are requested to enroll transmission.

OIWD DINLNG TABLES I Tjf 1 Si qj I I leZo, 1350 CHEVROLET Cub Coupe. Heater. Clean. Do It TourHf WINDOW FAN KITS Only $10.95 JoLidJ certilicates and healih records Fan' b- FORD I office in order that enrolment a 2 i. FORD Coach.

Our Store Is Now Ih-ST Our Store Is Now MARRIAGES I 1942 DODGE 2-door. AIR-CONDITIONED Worth More! ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Only $33.95 Licenses issued by Recorder Hershel I Scott: Finis Junior Caudle. Independ- Used Trucks 1953 CHEVROLET ton pickup. 1952 FOKD 2-ton truck. Mo.

and Loretta fay Lan- G. I. Surplus FOLDING CANVAS COTS Only $4.95 Shade, married FCR YOUR SHOPPING COMFCHT 1949 CHEVROLET Pickup. 1948 FORD ton pickup. April 23 by Rev.

D. Thomas Paul Dean Holland. Springfield and LaReta Lay. Houston: married April 30 by Rev. Elmer Walker.

Delmar Dale Dotson and Maxine Talf, both of Cabool: mamed April 30 by Earl Army Surplus LEATHER WORK GLOVES 45 pair 2 pairs 85 Just Arrived New Spring Cottons Romines Motor Co. Wylon Stretch Hosiery S1.59 pr. 2 Pieces Mostly the new dark shades. A Baker ti'imi iimimmiii iiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii Good Condition lised -PC. LIVING ROOM SlITE Only $69.95 Broadcloth Blouses Lone tailed Expertly tailored -ed Fast color In Lt.

green, white and brown. Suggestions For Alotfters Day Printed Care Curtains Valances to Match Curtains S1.9S pr. Valance 98c pr. For Fans. Washers, rtc.

USED ELECTRIC MOTORS SS.0O I'P S1.98 Never Before A Slip Value Like This! Government Surplus USED TWIN BED SPRINGS Only S3.95 Colored Sheets S5.95 pr. Matching Cues Nylon Uniforms 12-20 S5.95 In half siSM 95 S1.35 pr. eilow, pink, orchid, rose, ereen. 5 Bobber Tires Ball Bearing GOLF ARTS Only $10.95 Army Surplus G. I.

WORK SHOES Nylon Dresses nylon tricot classic 'i Eiirts lor MEN Pink, blue, charcoal. Taped neck and pocket. 98c S1.89 S1.98 $095 Mens Dacron Trousers LINOLEI'M! am i LINOLEUM! We re Got It! 100 liaeron. Will dr. ii S6.95 Imported Dress Linen 36" wide sanforized fast color wrinkle resistant.

In red, yellow, blue, navy, biege. black and brown. S1.98 yd. New Dresses For Mothers Day Sport Shirts i wide assortment Nylon Dacron Blouses S2.98 FOR THE SPORTSMAN New Camp Stoves S8.95 New Gas Lanterns Kids Bamboo Canting Rods. 98c LevH Winding Reels Navy Life Jackets S2.98 Landing Nets S1.29 (U Insect RepeUant 10c 1M Ft.

Trot Lines. 30 Hooks, 9Ke rUon Picnic Jurs j2.98 New Gi Polornid Sun An uruurpaxsed nylon in-cot slip value created for you by Munsinewear! Nowhere will you find a nvlon slip of such exquisite design, matchless sryline and perfect fit priced so low. A dainty edKinp of rurhint; trims the neckline and runs across the back. You'll warn several in black, pink and white. Sizes 32-42.

SPECIAL Quinns Coffee 85c Glas6cs n6 Cae 98c Amy Surplus Wool Blankets, S3.03 Seoul Knives 89f Til Snap Lanyards 10c Swim Fins SI. .18 ir Top Carriers S6.95 I Ktds Swim fiorcles 39c'? Canoe Paddles S1.49 Glass Rod, Level Wind Reel and Nylon Line 34.95 Fishing Knives S1.29 HrOl Pish Rns 4 fit- GIFTS FOR MOTHER Nvkin nd Rayon Gnwns Shorties 4 Reg. Shorties Reg. B-d Jackets. Half Mips Tall Reg.

Full Length Sliii Tall Panties Briefs. Bras. Girdles. Pantie Girdles. Hose.

Instant Chase Sanborn Coffee 2 oz. 49c 4 oz. 95c Sawyer Crackers 21c lb. Fisbennans Oanvas Baes 68; GI Surplus Pup Tents S2.5A 1 gal Canvas Water- proonnc Compound $1.49 Located Opposite Texas County Library 1ICHARDS iROS. "We Strive To Do The Impossible Please Everybody" LEAVITT'S DEPT.

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