The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 2

THE HOUSTON HERALD. Thursday, Mar 12, 1955 I Dorothy Akins and Georgia Cas-. old 3 The chaplain, Viola Ross, re Sen Dt re and several poem -Mother" and "The Home" read and prayer by Maude nations to About threi weeks aiio the Ava CC investiat ed a person who wanted to solicit donations. The apphcatioi was turned down because thi cause wa not bclievid to be leg- The women have purchased two chairs for the club house and rionatiivns are being accepted to boy additional furniture. The- i Mrs.

Thomas Crabtre? n. Melvm Rex and wile fixm St. Louis for a rflntivps in Mrnistnii The person went aliea may be paid either ton I A pot luck supper was M.ea to six members and four of the husbands. Glad to have David Impey and Chas. Kine as miests.

President Melva Aktns presided over the business meeting Arrangements were made for the sale of Carnations Friday and I Saturday, I Next will be May 19 with Mrs. Birdie Hutchesorf hostess. Re po iter. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 11, 1878 Mr. "and Mrs.

Lane E. Davis Editors and Publishers PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by Nina Noblilt, trames and con tests Several hi aim Kelly, president, or Mrs and around Plato, despite Burch, secretary -it insurer. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Elmore and made the solicitati some merchants dona led the fact that the sohc not cleared by the CC.

vere conducted by the I of Marshlield visited with Mr Improvements have I and Mrs. C. E. 'Deaconj Elmore to Houston's iMav 1. PoHoIfice at Hoi solicitor spent the money for course but the one meeting with Mr and Mrs.

Hnrlnn navm BSCRH'i ION RATES IX TEXAS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES: S2.00 per ir: SI 2b six months. Ol'TSIDE APJOININO COUNTIES: 12:00 1.T year; c(s Wilscn and Eula Kilhon Mothers' Day cards and nift: were exchanged and mystery packages were found by several Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Hek'ii Jarmyn to 19 members, one visitor and three children. Next meeting will be the afternoon of May 19lh with Eula Kil- especial approval by the women I Mr. and Mrs. Mr.

and is the elimination of the ditch in Mrs. Bill Maxwell. Mrs. Lou Sum-front of the No. 5 tee.

Pint'y'mers and granddaughter of township equipment was employ-, Sitmmersville Baptist Church ed to clear the diteh of a heavy, held sen-ices May I at the David-undergrowth 'which had a nasty I son Rest Homt. Bookmobile Schedule tered by solicitors of ail kinds Sotiu are legitimate; many an Hul. A couple wt-aiiriK caps slni- jie wfiinriK caps Monday, May le: 9-15. Ben-davis Store; 9:30. Hoggins Store; slm-i of hiding lots of golf ballsi Dr.

and Mrs. Jerry Mueller and Salvation Army was Mrs Jue Cc.lenl:,u of Memphis donations, probably the fonpest and most i and Mr. and Mrs. J. P.Coleman checked i RATES ON on thr local course and two children of Junction last week by Don city.

viiited recently the Trevathan home. i they were sup post ci to' v- 1 1 10.00, Crewse Siore 'Ballard); I 10 45, Long Valley School; 11:00, I Timber Ridge School. 1.10, Up-jton; 1:15. Coffey: 2:15. Stalp is of Comer.

one Tuesday, May 17: 9.00. Wayne aftc-r Rust's; 9:30. Yukon Store: 10:00. and Eunice: 10:45, Mrs. Mary Fo; 11:00.

Pine Flat School; 11:30. CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this me) thanking each and every who assisted in any way the death of our mother grandmother. May God Examining Plight Of Farmer was louiuo 10 d. nou- Hls otl No 4 rolled to Mr. and Mrs.

Omar Shacklette They had skipped town lhe 0lv (r)1J. fpK trQm tn wtre here recently from Colorado pocketful oi im-nty by Uielim. d0I1 nud niSl mut for springs to visit relatives. Mrs hjuhliRhted by the Ad- mingtot -In a i le 2 and had to be satisfied, Shacklette is tl; fonner Pearl birdie 3. i-Sine, They left here 20 year hole is 282 yards long.

ago- I IKell School: 12:45. Mrs. Stew- A Chamber Commerce co littes- should be created here and Mrs Mr. Arthur Sutton By Senator Stuarl Washington. May 11 cent Newsletter.

I some assets of the pi ed by Missouri farm: of their steadily derlin TiKh Burch started lidity of sol able Beta Sigma Phi mid ave the mer- would helnl1" lm "ti-emely long shot i lat 1 Hire ng and family. Mr. and Mr. and and family. Mr.

and and family. XI Creek. Leslie Wall I Thursday. May 19: 9'O0. Kirk-man's; 9: 15, Griffith School: Glenn Wall 0:00.

Wofford School; in lArroll Store: 1T30. Pine Robert Wall Station; 1:00, Stallman School; 1 1 .45, Riley School. Alpha iota rid the town of pes I fer(nis anci 1 ms the potentials of beci -mi of Houston's better golfers yea Mrs Mrs. Houston met at the home petty racketeers. frt rm More than 300 studen' I' 85 high schc lis throughout Cecils Kikpatnc Monday even-round mg The business meeting was con -4 4Ti chjcted by the president.

Leon: Bennett. During the meetmi visited Washington recently At home a hu.sbar the Depart- under t.iie sponsorship of the St Maw the kind that week in- Louis Council of World Affairs to get enforced. never 'seem 1 I'rrini; three ho eluding ihe touli 5. a pai i yard hole. Official reports ment of Agncultur eluded the lolJowi.

Friday. May 20: 9:00. Morrs imes; 9-30. Mrs. Raasdale 10 00.

Freely Give; .30. Noel's Store. WAR MOTHERS Mrs. Zilla Fazel was hostess to he War Mothers. April 21.

statements; Missouri Junior Chamber Our Short Shots: i Commerce, the Missouri Com-imittee on Wrrld Affairs and For pians were discussed for a Mo ther ajid daughter banquet. The cultural proeram was given by Leona Bennett, titled thanks to the imrry have expressed their a for our column last luvenile dt linquency. reived by farrr likely to avei ear as last "Both prices ers and the pai rently somewh age as hiuh thu in jflB ft 1 jJ "I-'un With Flowers." This program was enjoyed very much oy eign Policy Association. During" their visit they saw the Senate and House, made a tour of the eapitol. visited the Library of Congress.

Supreme Court Federal Bureau of InvestiKation a while, we write something tha' 'Cash receipts from farm marketings so far in 19nS have been 5 percent smaller than a year seems to please a lot of folk: this was one of those- times The most popular song ai town last of isual i each member. Refreshments were served to the following members: Mary Mitchell. Nell Duff, Leona Bennett. Edna Haggard. Edith How-erton.

Una Lowry. Gladys Ruth Romines, Keith Coats Violet Frost. Ilamae Hilterbrand and Alberta Pailin. vith Crockett' Bubble gum manu Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Shellham mer and son Donald wer Wichita. Kansas, recently to at tend the funeral ol Khelhamnr er's stepmother. Mrs. Grate Shel-Ity, a native of Wichita. Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. facturers may wonder what th. heck is fifing on at West Plains A picture of the town idol.

Bil Virdon of the St. Louis Cardin ago." "Farm operators' realized ne Income in total will likely down in 1955 perhaps by 5 per cent." It must be somewhat disconcerting for farm people to not' that while this administration supporting an increase in minimum wages from 75 to 90 cent; an hour, it is nevertheless seeking to lower price supports on Iht SIMMONS COMMUNITY CtUB als, could be obtained with the Oskaltosa. Iowa, were Hous thei Bureau of printing and White House. Arlington Cemetery for the "Chancing of the Guard" and Mount Vernon. Many high schools in Missouri schedule trips here each spring as a part of the Senior High activities.

They are always welcome. Approximately 95 percent of the Burley tobacco growers over the country on April 28 favored continuation of price supports and acreage controls. In Missouri, only 37 grower' voted against this program. 1,271 1 vc for it. a favorable percent-ant oi 97.2.

Sado purchase of gum and nevi fore have so many Howell tlans chewed so many stu and Moi Grove Club met the afternoon of May with Mrs. Eva Malcolm. ihe meeting was called to order by the president. Louie Potts Pansier resided near Alice. Tex b-gum At least two person: County, and at Mtn.

Grove tab lis the i basic crops from 90 percent to SPECIAL! 1 Man's Topcoat or Ladies' plain coat CLEANED AND PRESSED FREE with S2.00 order or more! Take advantage of this special offer free pickup and delivery. We are novvf using completely new charged cleaning solvents and oafs 90 per cent more dirt re- moving than any cleaning soaps we have been able to get. Try this new cleaning and see the difference. ROYAL CLEANERS busi i Highwi of a the slal 75 percent. Mandatory most of feud betwer-r his neighbor.

Coy HagL-an reached th iiiiiliiiiiiliiriiiiiiiiiitiiiintiinMMifiiniiiiiiiitinii Insurance All Kinds talk For Of about Shetland Bank of Hous the basic crops this year aie8 percent. If no act is taken, they will be further dueed to 75 ptrcenL next yt this as compared to 90 in 1954 and pnor years. Increased interest rates also aggravated the farm probl- There thesp farrr i how truls and price ton crashfd the mag. Mifi-Conu-nent Banker, May issue, with pictures of the old and new buildings. An accompanying story told of the many improvements in the new structure A personal to Dick Fisher: The KC Downtow ner reports that as an btle and the stakes an i a smaller scale.

Take the case of the worn a i 'io ordered some magazine 4- had just returned fron vho the a drive-in theatri picture for 30 da different titles. Onli See Joe E. Richardscn Houston Ins. Agency Houston, Mo. in mi FUf in it in 1 1 ti rr.f riimi iiijiiii pn iiiinii She gave hu No complained! and that's Inspected Dry Cleaning Last word of the Hot-Rodder; -I'll race you: let's see who ca reach the corcner first." Suckers Not In River The Douglas County Herald tells about a continuous racket Ava which has been worked in Houstcn time and again.

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