The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 6

THE iKHKTON HI'K VLD. Hoi about let 4-n AciubTikNT week i Bookmobile M-k oi Nwcmbpr 3-n Schedule Rural Track PSeet Mi Ki- spend several thou.u labors i Ciirls: 1. utiH. Fi 3. Juan plumbing problem, ji CHRISTIAN CIII RCII Thirty -s ix frui If money el fin fiii i pj.it all of tut bis.

Biiinui Hill 10 At II Green'rlill. Hi. of in1; IBGl) and i mined ttie Missouri a sink first. Thai mil wl out of the house and th: the Job. Then put in a lys: 1.

Jouii ill: 2. Kiiidi-3. Bill Monday, 19 School. Clear School. Houston Ruial Union Srhoo, O.ik Distrin 18, Pine Creek School.

Lioei Ly Smith's Grocery. Tuesday, November 20 Itas-dale School Fa i me- Store, Alice School, BendavLs Store. Loaan School, Oak Grove Dlsi. 76. Store.

Ballard Srhool. Lon? Valley School. Timber School, Upton Store. Pleasant Bar- pump. These will i the Mrs.

Ray C. Miles. Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. Communion and preaching at II.

1 Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Evening preaehim; at 7:30. Prayer meetliiH each Wednesday at 7 m. Choir practice immediately I after prayer meeting.

participated and the winner, the various events at Hou.ton. Ba ratlin. Rocky Branch. Czar White Bock. Brown Hill.

Kd-dale, Alice. Ellis Prairie. Pleasan; Kidse. Oak Grove, Vollmar, Plum VaJjpy. Raymondville.

Colfey. Green Hi, Arthurs Creek. Logan. HiRh Point. Pleasant Hill, I State Dental Association This croup helped promote the Missouri Dental College in 1866 and fostered the much needed law of 1883 which made it illeaal to i practice dentistry in Missouri I without a diploma from a recognized dental college.

and the cost will be ver low, You'll be able do a lo of your own woik. A third -horsepower moto would be the next step, so yoi can put water anywhere ai ount the farmstead you want it. motor of this size will pump th' Long ValJey, Pine Ridge. Union Ridtze School. Coffey School.

Wednesday, November 21 Brown Hill School, Pleasant Hill School, Ozark School, Big Creek School. Houston Schools. YOIR HOME NEEDS WATER eompleruin of the 64 available to 4-H members. Sharing in tile honors are the 275,000 volunteer leaders of the 4-H clubs. The theme for 1951 la Together for World Understanding." In the year's work the 4-H club members have produced and conserved food; have helped to make their homes more convenient and attractive and their home farms more efficient and profitable.

In Texas County. 310 4-H club members in 18 4-H clubs were enrolled this past year in the following projects: Beef, 14; Field Crops, Dairy. 43; Engineering. 57; Horticulture, 17; Swine. 23; Poultry.

Clot-hinK. 106; Native Food Preparation, Food Preservation, No. 116. BALL THROW: and 7 Boys: 1. Ronnie Cum 10 11 Girls: 1.

Kathleen Campbell. Ruth Doty. Long Valley; 3. Joyce Snellen. 12 13 Boys: 1.

Johnnie Bras-ley, Friendship; 3. Courtney Casebeer. Alice; 3. Kenneth Noel, 12 13 Girls: 1. Shirley Vollmar; 2.

Marsie Evans. Volmar; 3. Betty Dixon, Ozark. 14 fc 15 Boys: 1. Eugene Mc-Gowan.

Plum Valley; 2. Eugene Garrett. Ellis Prairie; 3, Harold Owen. Raymondville. 14 15 Girls: 1.

Marlene Mc-Nail, Oak Grove; 2. Virmnia Patterson, Friendship: 3. Delmi Symptomt of DitrM Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST water needed on the farm for less than twi LIBRARY NOTES Irtectrlcllj there is no n.ipmti.ll mir-s. Brown Hill: 2. Donnie jyou ran install mat will pay you! a day Massey, Pleasant Ridge: 3.

James Fierce, Barnum. 6 and 7. Girls: Marilyn Maiden. Plum Valley: 2. Billy Wilson.

Volmar: 3. Cornelia Barton. Raymondville. 8 and 9 Boys: 1. Howard Shipps.

Raymondville: 2. Don Th, Texas Countay vou act have to i I 1 1 rTimfl will be closed on MMM mm, build one by you can i 'ff, 'if, Day and there will b. no Book-1 estimates are It The main tluii 1, to SRSSiSSJSVXfiSa. mobile schedule Thanksaivms lhe ie family uaes between be sure that yoor plan Is mad, VJSVSSt: Day or the lollowln. BMW.

ten and fitieen thousand aahons ol time so that each step' The bookmobile stalled on iM month. Thafs at you take puts you nearer the (Continued on opposite Home FurnishmKs. 30: and uu. least 41) ions a month or aHO goal you have In mind. 1 n.iv uula.

Home Grounds. 16. never cot as far as our Inst stop. ions a yBar. And on the average i i i i i We are sorrv to have missed Mono Heavy-Duty Saw (MODEL SW2-4) clubs In Texas Countv numbered ol our schedule It will SXWV.

W71- "M'l fwE KNOW OUR VORK XMjTJAl Heavy Reinforced Ftame Economical atter which wtie Tuesday Novemb-I 5Jiy' $nfl ti'- f. 9 Iwere iran-actms in St We looked upon a world un- wf I VV 1 X-f i-- Ihstol the week I ti 3fZlT 1SST COMPLETE STOCK f. '1 Ada Coabs. JOB WITH EEU TOOLS Plumbine and Electric Supplies 'A 1 kl sV Ks I i J1' 1 Jgj Mr Hnd Mls- Dai rell Friend Electric Wiring. Llht 7 A IWS Vr-5 't-- .1 have been visiting Mrs.

Leona Bv the State Historical Society of Fuse Boxes and MulUbreakers. it 71 Ji Missc an at Columbia. FWyd Ball, Stooh. Lavaloriea, ft jtfAeJ fi ttmf 0 Ht 1. Ml'' an(i Mrs Maurice James liioemaker Secretary Sinks.

Water Heaters. Faneets. 1 I I 1 fe transacting business in 0, today hurl Just Una and oU Pipe. Tl. -Mm W-L "MSS Houston Friday.

maeh 1M Monetr Mixourl- JWg Olin Burcti Friday night id. but they are over with Cookln, and Healm, Ga. h. H-2ST with Jimmle Coble. i more quickly and easily because 1'.

1 1 VC have skilled dentists to take BTTLJTY GAS DEALER fat Watson 1 ruck ImDl. Lo. rre Mt Grove them -s -d I The 1200 people in the village Bollle Tank. Cylinder. FUW.

IB im miM I of St. Louis in 1809 must have Seerlce Men. 'i I I presented a virtual bonanza 1 5 I. Flr.1 4jLjJ. chins teeth to Dr.

Paul, newly Hnmbn, EieeWeal APPllanee, ffT Tt Ff 1 rre'rrfoSTr! 1 I fait 1 11 Wt "Lf TOUR COMPLETE I jV'J' J- S1! yj HOME UTILITY SERVICE I lliluj LaTl artificial ones. He used so few A 1 I -T "1 i I- I I WW' I instruments that he could wait I fi Kl a 'B. j. The population of French, I I if 1 St- rrdaruATrSsss ICgM Leavitt iept. otore mtlehoicr'eethe mirv A.K FOR GREEX HERE Fftbt 01 a t00th rot oul or ln havma it extracted while the i a- J.

patient writhed in mortal agony, -3 "f- 5 Frieiids of the victim held him s. fJ down as the dentist tusged at of pullikens." hoping that the I 1 1- jaw woui(1 1101 be fractured in -v" doses' of whiskey before a tooth "Cfc crude and their scientific knowl- edte was only a lew generations PV? rn 'V- I 5 At least one St. J- i4 'fSSf Ml I WiWTW Loul, in 1830 offered ex. i jf CLjJrT (V a tractions free to anyone without I 1 I ft' JT fc' SU--r- llsaiS" I I Eleven dentate were doing bus- MTJm St I ms a population of about 10,000. A- Yliei-e was also a steady sale of j-f i patent c.hache drops.

Mis- l.110j wWlbRJW. H.fort pU-kup 1- bo.riaiK were be-jmnmg to un- bly. 4.aw ih. p.ckup. in ih.

L-no. L-i-ju dcrrvtand the benefits of the am( rieM nirliKls 1 1 1 r'T n'i in 'o--h fl toothbrush by 184J. when Sher- biuwa, 8 and a-f l. budna. CVW'i to I Lb.

man's 'loom was adver.lsed as recommend. rd A Shrewd Aiove, soys Oc Nick, this business of buying early. Especially when it comes to amisrms cmbs This pickup pinches pennies i le dial mulshed fro, Early fal: Ltr. Acre carved Of 2 1 Cards in extra nice boxes, French folders Made to sell at 1.25 per box along with features that no other pickup truck gives you. For example-the comfo-vision ct ia "the roomiest, most comfortable cab on the road." The Silver Diamond engine is an outstanding development of the world's largest exclusive truck engine plant.

Super-steering gives you maneuverability and ease of handling that make driving a pleasure. But get all the facts for yourself. Come in and learn why International pickup trucks are the best truck value in pickupB today. There are two simple reasons why you save money when you buy an International pickup truck. Firat, you get lower operating and maintenance costs.

You get a pickup truck that is engineered throughout to do more work for lees money. Second, you get longer truck life. Even the smallest International pickup truck has the traditional stamina that has kept Internationals first in heavy-duty truck sales for 19 straight years. You get these all-truck savings right ONLY 98 per box bone. with cumbersome upper and lower plates joined by springs.

Sometimfc human gleaned from the dead on itie battlefields ot Europe were mounted and useC. In 1846 Doctors Silvers and Butler erected a furnace to manufacture Incorruptible Porcelain Teeth in St. Louis. Dentists in the 1840's and 50's ground cavities with a geared hand drill which worked on the principle of a rotary egg beater, and they filled teeth with Bold foil rolled into cylinders. Extractions cost about 50c at the office and $1.00 when the dentist was called to the home.

Dr. J. S. Clark introduced the blessing of anesthetic to suffcr-iii2 MlssoutI dental patients when he began itsmr? 'Somnific Gas." or sulphuric ether, at his St. Imprinted For Small Charge) THE HOUSTON HERALD Bend 'Ike.

Jtettdi Qm. CUMitmai. Watson Truck Impl. Co. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Louis office in 1847.

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