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CLUB DOINGS Recognition Night AT RECOGNITION Recognition went to the left, Gayla Kay Romines, Mrs. Roy Troutman, Cole, Rowland Amelon. Wm. McCloud. Others not in the picture are Bill Hammond and Mrs.

NIGHT 4-H Alumni following persons, from Mrs. Glenn Romines, Vernon Cole, Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Rowland Amelon, to receive this honor but Mrs. James Coats, Mrs.

J. F. Pierce. The Danforth Award for the Four -Square 4-H Girl, and Four -Square 4-H Boy are Alice Dotson of the Rocky Branch 4-H Club, and James R. Holt from the Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club.

Branch 4-H Club. GARDEN MEDAL Donald Troutman, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club. HOME ECONOMICS MEDALAlice Dotson, Rocky Branch 4-H Club. HOME IMPROVEMENT MEDAL Jim Holt, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club. DRESS REVUE MEDAL Borden, Me 4-H Club.

SECRETARY BOOK CONTEST Rocky Branch 4-H Alice Secretary (First); Yukon 4-HClub, Wanda Vande veer, Secretary (Second); Hightown 4-H Club, Dixie Hart, Secretary (Second). Gayla Kay Romines, 10 Year Pin. 4-H members receiving pins or certificates for 1964 were: cert. EVER WILLING 4-H CLUB Mrs. Pierce, community leader, Lee Hubbell, 1st yr.

pin; Dennis Jackson, 1st yr. PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF SALE UNDER A CHATTEL MORTGAGE. WHEREAS, Joe E. Newton and mattresses; Mary M. Newton by their 3 Chest of drawers; Chattel Mortgage, dated the 2 Walnut desks; 15th day of February 1964 con- 1 General Electric Clock veyed to The Bank of Houston, Radio; a Banking Corporation, of Other small items.

Houston, Missouri, the follow- and ing described personal property WHEREAS, said Chattel Mortlocated in Texas County, Mis- gage was executed to secure the souri, to-wit: payment of a certain Promis1 1963 Bronze Frostless Space sory Note dated the 15th day of master Refrigerator with 150 February 1964, in the princi1b. freezer, Coldspot pal sum of $1, 599. 36 with 136614; terest at the rate of eight per 1 1961 White Hardwick 4- cent per annum, and burner Gas Stove; Serial WHEREAS, default has been 1 made in the payment of said 1963 Kelvinator Automatic Note and interest thereon, and Washer, Serial Deluxe; WHEREAS, The Bank of Hous- 1 New Walnut Bedroom suite ton, a Banking Corporation, of with Mr. and Mrs. Dresser Houston, Missouri, has taken mirror, chest of Book- possession of the aforesaid perdrawers, sonal property and will sell the case bed, matching box springs innerspring same at Public Sale, as promattress; 1 Bronze Walnut Formica vided in said Chattel Mortgage on the 28th day of November top dining table, 6 chairs, 1 high chair; 1964, at 1:00 o'clock P.M., 1 Black matching Divan at the Simmons Store Building, Chair; at Simmons, Missouri.

Done this 16th day of Novem1 Coral Occasional Chair; ber 1964. 2 Walnut end tables (step THE BANK OF HOUSTON tables); 1 Walnut coffee table; Houston, Missouri 1 Black Grey Step table; Mortgagor 2 BY W. E. Redmon Hollywood type beds -box Asst. Cashier springs matching innerspring Deaths MRS, MARION COYLE Ester Lela Coyle, daughter of Joseph and Mae Pierce, was born Jan, 9, 1899 in the White Rock community near Houston, making her age at the time of her death 65 years, 10 months and one day.

She was united in marriage to Marion Coyle at Houston on April 17, 1919 and to this union one child was born. Mrs. Coyle had always taken a keen interest in church and civic affairs, She was an active member ofthe First Baptist Church here since March 21, 1915. She worked in the Sunday School in various capacities including about 25 years as superintendent of the Junior Department. She served as teacher or principal inthe Vacation Bible School for many years.

She also served as president of the local Woman's Missionary Union and was a former president of the Texas County Baptist W. M. U. She had been a member ofthe Tuesday Study Club for more than 25 years and was a past president of the club. For many years she was active in the Parent Teacher Association and participated intl the United Fund campaigns and other civic enterprises.

She was a charter member of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 41 and held numerous offices, most recently serving as Pan- American chairman, She is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Norma Louise Cromer of Kansas City, a sister, Mrs. Iva M. May, Overland, Mo.

and a grandson, Tyrus Coyle Cromer of the U. S. Air Force stationed in Texas. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p. m.

Nov. 12 at the First Baptist Church here by the Rev. D. F. Breazile.

Bur ial was in Pine Lawn Cemetery under direction of the Davis Barber Funeral Home. MRS. BESSE L. HOLT Mrs. Besse L.

Holt, 75-year-I old widely known resident of Houston, died Sunday night at Texas County Memorial Hospital here after suffering a stroke earlier in the day. A semi- invalid for several years Mrs. Holt was a member of the First Christian Church, the Tuesday Study Club and the Eastern Star. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. The body was at the Chapel of the Ozarks, Springfield, until Tuesday noon when wastransferred to the Davis-Barber Funeral Home in Houston.

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Christian Church with burial in the Pine Lawn Cemetery, The obituary will be published next week. Bricker shuck corn Friday and and Saturday. Deer hunters have been plentiful the past few days. We don't know how many were lucky. Mrs.

Eva and Carl Crank called at the Frank Reese home to see her new great- granddaughter Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith and Herald and Republican November 19, 1964 future Houston Newspapers readers Weighing In Staff Sergeant Emmitt H. Aldridge, formerly of 1235 W.

Ozark, Houston, has been decorated with the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal at Thule AB, Greenland. Sergeant Aldridge was awarded the medal for meritorious service as an information technician, Twelfth Air Force Headquarters at Waco, Tex. The sergeant is a graduate of Houston High School. His wife, Phyllis, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Americo Marchioro of 1224 E. Walton, Spokane, Wash. He is the son of Mrs. Fern Aldridge of Bado Route, Houston.

pin; Gayla Kay Romines, 10th yr. pin; Donald Troutman, 3rd yr. pin; Ronald Troutman, 3rd yr. pin; Mary Lou Troutman, 8th yr. cert.

Mary Stottle myre, 1st yr. pin. HOUSTON JUNIOR BOOSTERS Mrs. Rowland Amelon, community leader. Rickie Amelon, 3rd yr.

pin; Joey Amelon, 2nd yr. cert. Bobbie Cole, 2nd yr. Eddie Cole, 1st yr. pin; Ann Dawson, 2nd yr.

Sheila Ann Flower, 2nd yr. Mark Freeman, 1st yr. pin; Diana Jones, 3rd yr. pin; Judy Jones, 3rd yr. pin; Susan Jones, 1st yr pin; Gerald Robertson, 3rd yr.

pin; Lugene Rust, 2nd yr. cert. C. Smith, 1st yr. pin; Mariellen Harry, 1st yr.

pin; Brad Haney, 1st yr. pin; Jean Ann Ferguson, 3rd yr. pin; Karolyn Jeffries, 2nd yr. cert. Susan Wall, 1st yr.

pin. SHO-ME 4-H CLUB Mrs. Donald Cantrell, community leader, Judy Borden, 3rd yr. pin; Janet Coats, 4th yr. Jimmie Coats, 4th yr.

cert. Mike Coats, 3rd yr. pin; Ruth Coats, 1st yr. pin; Jane Cantrell, 4th yr. cert, ROCKY BRANCH 4-H CLUBMrs.

Leo Silveus, community leader, Larry Cantrell, 1st yr. pin; John Dotson, 4th yr. Donald Odle, 4th yr. Bobby Odle, 3rd yr. pin; Alice Dotson, 4th yr.

Earl Farris, 4th yr. cert. Shirley Farris, 4th yr. Beverly Farris, 4th yr. Ricky Flowers, 1st yr.

pin; Lloyd Lankford, 1st yr. pin; Norman Lankford, 1st yr. pin; David McCloud, 4th yr. pin; Jimmy Odle, 4th yr. Larry Pace, 2nd yr.

cert. Jeanne Pace, 1st yr. pin; David Silveus, 4th yr. cert. Jimmie Wilson, 3rd yr.

pin; Donald Wilson, 3rd yr. pin; Eddie Joe Redmon, 1st yr. pin; Anita Redmon, 1st yr. pin. YUKON 4-H CLUB Mrs.

Raymond Vandeveer, community leader. Nina Harrison, 2nd yr. cert. Connie Medlock, 3rd yr. pin; Rex Medlock, 5th yr.

pin; Roxanne Medlock, 5th yr. pin; Deanna Smith, 2nd yr. Wanda Vande veer, 5th yr. pin; Roger Harrison, 2nd yr. Freddie Wildhaber, 2nd yr.

Larry Wildhaber, 5th yr. pin; Janet Wildhaber, 5th yr. pin; Robert Wildhaber, 5th yr. pin; Vickie Wildhaber, 4th yr. cert, 4-H leaders receiving Clover Award leadership pins were: ROCKY BRANCH 4-H CLUB: Mrs.

Fern Aldridge, 5th yr. Mrs. John Dotson, 4th yr. Mrs. John Farris, 4th John Farris, 3rd Wm.

McCloud, 3rd Ray Odle, 1st Mrs. Ray Odle, 4th yr. Mrs. Wm. McCloud received past council president's pin.

HOUSTON HEART OF THE OZARKS CLUB: Mrs. Don Burch, 3rd Mrs. Bill Crowley, 2nd Mrs. C. R.

Lantz, 3rd Lee R. Holt, 2nd Mrs, Lee Holt, 4th yr. Mrs. Glen Romines, 10th Sgt. James L.

Henry, local Air Force Recruiting Service Representative, has announced that he recently enlisted Bobby G. son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil W. McGuire of Lynchburg, Mo.

in the United States Air Force for a period of four years, Immediately after being sworn in as a member of today's USAF Aerospace team, Airman McGuire was assigned to Lackland Air Force Base, Texas for his basic military training. Upon completion of his basic training he will be assigned to an Air Force Base for On-the-job training or to an Air Force Technical School for training in the Administrative area for which he enlisted. Airman McGuire is a graduate of Plato High School. The Air Force recruiting office for this area is located at 213 W. 8th St.

in Rolla, Mo. Call 364-4367. BOBBY Gayla Kay Romines, 2nd yr. SHO-ME 4-H CLUB: James A. Coats, 3rd yr.

Mrs. James A. Coats, 4th Mrs. Donald Cantrell, 4th yr. HOUSTON JUNIOR BOOSTER'S 4-H CLUB: Vernon Cole, 2nd Mrs.

Vernon Cole, 1st yr. Mrs. Charles Ferguson, 3rd Mrs. Joye Flower, 2nd yr. Mrs.

Doyle Jones, 3rd yr. HIGHTOWN 4-H CLUB: Mrs. Bill Hammond, 1st Mrs. Paul Miller, 1st yr. Mrs.

Dick Norris, 2nd Mrs. Billy Randall, 1st yr. YUKON 4-H CLUB: Mrs, Leo Medlock, 5th year. EVER WILLING 4-H CLUB: Mrs. J.

F. Pierce, 1st year. Sherrill Williams, Licking, Undergoes 3 Major Operations Sherrill Williams of Licking entered the University Medical Center in Columbia Tuesday Nov. 3, where he underwent major surgery on Friday Nov. 6, and again on Saturday Nov.

7. On Saturday Nov. 14, he underwent major surgery for the third time when his right leg was amputated between the hip and knee. His condition Tuesdaywas critical. He is the husband of Mrs.

Emma who has worked as caseworker in the local Welfare office here for the past 22 years. Mrs. Williams and a sister Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cotter of Long Beach, Calif, have been with him most of the time.

Other relatives and friends visiting him are Mr. and Mrs. Gus Davison of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. D.

H. Brown of Licking, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stapleton of Jefferson City, a sister and husband Mr. and Mrs.

V. G. Katzel of Paducah, Ky. Mrs. Hallie Lutzenbuger of Columbia, Jim Ice of Cabool, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob McGoldrick of West Plains, Mrs. Eugene Sturgeon, Kent and Brent, Mrs. Ola Ware, Mrs. Ralph Kirkman and Tom Cross of Licking.

Mt. Olive Mr. James Grogan of Grogan community passed away Friday while rounding up cattle. We extend sympathy to the family in their bereavement. Recent visitors in the Eva and Carl Crank home were: Mr.

and Mrs. Orval Cooper, Mtn. View, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crank and daughters, Clay Bricker, Don Burks, Mrs.

Horence Atnip and sons, and Jack Crank. John Tyrrell helped Clay ANITA COLLEEN Born Nov. 10, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baughman of Mtn.

Grove. Weight 7 lbs. 13 oz, LORI LYNNE BARNES. Born Nov. 9, 1964 to Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Barnes of Licking. Weight 6 lbs. 9 oz, CLINTON RAY Born Nov. 12, 1964 to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Summerville. Weight 7 lbs. 1 oz. GREGORY OWEN FRAZIER.

Born Nov. 12, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Frazier of Eminence. Weight 8 lbs.

KIMBERLY ANN STRUNK. Born Nov. 13, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strunk of Norwood.

Weight 7 lbs. 9 oz. DIANA LYNNE BIBLE. Born Nov. 13, 1964 to Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Bible of Houston. Weight 6 lbs. 1 oz. LIBBY DANENE HARRIS.

Born Nov. 13, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Harris of Mtn. Grove.

Weight 7 lbs. DARIN STEVE Born Nov. 14, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Buford Warden of Salem.

Weight 8 lbs. 15 oz, RONALD DALE MARTIN. Nov. 15, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmie Martin of Summerville. Weight 7 lbs. 13 oz, (The above births were reported by Texas County Memorial Hospital. DALLAS MARTIN Born Nov. 8, 1964 to Mr.

and Mrs. Falus East of Cabool. Weight 7 lbs. 15 oz, Mary Lou Troutman, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club, received the Key Award given by the Cities Service Oil Co. at 4-H Recognition Night.

List Winners Of 4-H Awards Recognition night for the 4-H Clubs of Texas County was held Nov. 7 at the Bank Community Room in Houston. Gayla Kay Romines took us on a 30-minute tour of the National 4-H Citizenship Short Course in Washington, D.C., which she had the pleasure of attending this summer. The Awards Committee presented the following county 4-H awards: KEY AWARD Mary Lou Troutman, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club. DANFORTH AWARDS Jim Holt, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club; Alice Dotson, Rocky Branch 4-H Club.

CLOTHING MEDALS Ann Holt, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club; Janet Crowley, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club; Alice Dotson, Rocky Branch 4-H Club; Wanda Sue Vandeveer, Yukon 4-H Club. ELECTRICITY MEDAL-David S. Silveus, Rocky Branch 4-H Club. FOODS AND NUTRITION MEDALS Ronald Troutman, Houston Heart of the Ozarks 4-H Club; David S. Silveus, Rocky Branch 4-H Club; David L.

McCloud, Rocky Branch 4-H Club. FORESTRY MEDALS David L. Mc Cloud, Rocky Branch Club; David Silveus, Rocky family have moved to the William Fisher farm, they recently purchased from Lee Fisher. Recent visitors in the Dixon home were: Rev. and Mrs.

K. Byers of Mtn. Grove. Rev. and Mrs.

Joseph Dickey, Isaac Lee, and Mr. Farrell of West Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reese of 3 Mtn.

View, Mo. announce the birth of a daughter, Barbara Jean, at West Plains Memorial Hospital, Nov. 6, 1964. Mrs. Reese is a granddaughter of Mrs.

Eva Crank, Barbara Jean is the 5th greatgrandchild of Mrs. Crank. Mrs. Madge McCallister returned recently from an extended trip i in the Western States. She enjoyed visiting relatives and friends, but was happy to return to her home here in the Ozarks.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hanna of Illinois spent the weekend here at their farm and did some deer hunting. Carl Crank called at the Everett Frazier and Ernest Pruett homes last Saturday morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Stinson and son Lewis Jr. of Lincoln, Mo. visited in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Lay recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dixon of Wenatchee, Wash. announce the marriage of his daughter, Trudy to James Linbery at the Church of the Nazarene Nov.

6 in Kent, Wash. Trudy is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A Dixon.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hudson of Downey of California announce the birth of a son, James Derek Oct. 29, 1964. Mrs.

Eva Crank and Carl were at St. Francis Hospital Sunday to see John Crank who is a patient there. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McCullick of Minneapolis Kans.

visited her sister Mrs. Ruth Beltz recently. pin; Mary McCart, 1st yr. pin; Jesse Pierce, 1st yr. pin; Micky Wagner, 1st yr.

pin. HIGHTOWN 4-H CLUB Mrs. Billy Randall, community leader. Gwen Hammond, 1st yr. pin; Marta Hammond, 1st yr.

pin; Rita Hammond, 1st yr. pin; Ann Hart, 8th yr. Dixie Hart, 6th yr. cert. Rose Hicks, 8th yr.

cert. Gary Randall, 1st yr. pin; Kathy Randall, 2nd yr. Diane Miller, 1st yr. pin.

HOUSTON HEART OF THE OZARKS 4-H CLUB Mrs. Bill Crowley, community leader. Bob Burch, 6th yr. cert. Janet Crowley, 4th yr.

Tim Elmore, 3rd yr, pin; Susan Elmore, 3rd yr. pin; Ann Holt, 4th yr. Jim Holt, 4th yr. cert. Nancy Lantz, 2nd yr.

cert. Don Romines, 7th yr. PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF SALE UNDER A CHATTEL MORTGAGE. WHEREAS, Joe E. Newton and Mary M.

Newton by their Chattel Mortgage, dated the 25th day of January 1964 conveyed to The Bank of Houston, a Banking Corporation, of Houston, Missouri, the following described personal located in Texas County, Missouri, to-wit: One 1962 RCA Color TV Model 212F772M1; Serial and WHEREAS, said Chattel gage was executed to secure the payment of a certain Promissory Note dated the 25th day of January 1964, in the principal sum of $310. 44 with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum, and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of said Note and interest thereon, and WHEREAS, The Bank of Houston, a Banking Corporation, of Houston, Missouri, has taken possession of the aforesaid personal property and will sell the same at Public Sale, as provided in said Chattel Mortgage on the 28th day of November 1964 at 1:00 o'clock P. at the Simmons Store Building, at Simmons, Missouri, Done this 16th day of November 1964. THE BANK OF HOUSTON Houston, Missouri Mortgagor BY W. E.

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