The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • 3

THE HOUSTON HERALD Thursday, Oct her 29, 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan, left German physicist, spoke regard ther. Ransom Fourt, and other Westfield, visited recently funds, relatives and friends. with her aunt Mr.

lng the need for federal Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owen and Mr. Richard H. Ichord, of the House of Representatives, who gave a very interesting and informative talk on The business address of the administrator ls Houston, Missouri, whose telephone number is 123 and his attorney is Wm.

in Missouri" and an- Duke Hiett of Houston. Missouri, many queslons for the whose business address is Hous- Friday for Manitowoc, Wise, Mi'g. Rhesa Wall and twin granddaughters of Tulsa. are here for a few days visit jwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Morgan. Morgan, whq a stroke early last sum- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hibbs re-' ls much toproved. turned Sunday from a visit with Mr and Mrg Asa Johnson Bfll their son Keith and family in Boi)i and Mrs.

Johnson's LaMirada, Calif. On the way, father, Glenn Morris, visited Mr. home they stopped for a visit in 8nd Mrs John Goodwin and son Kansas City for a visit with Mr. jjj pair Grove, Sunday. and Mrs.

Dolph Hibbs and in jrs. Minnie Shelton spent the Kish ls a meallurgUt and was graduated five years ago from the University of Illinois School of Engineering. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kemp of Arcanum.

Ohio, returned home Saturday after a weeks visit bene with relatives. Mrs. Kemp is the former Minnie Elmore. The Roy Fisher home was the scene of a family reunion Sunday. Mrs.

Fishers sifiter, Mrs. Roy Ritchey, had visited her all i hour followed. Hie Edna Haggard and Murfin, assisted by Caro-lee Hutcheson and Vida Martin, refreshments to tire Mrs. Holland Amelon, Gertrude Nelson, Mrs. Dar-old Westerberg, the guest speaker, Ichord, and ton, Missouri, and whose telephone number is 55.

All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within nine months from the date of this notice or be forever barred. Date of first publication is October 29. 1959. DAVID E. IMFNY, Judge Probate Court of Texas County.

Missouri. 16-4t Jefferson City they visited Mr. weekend with her daughter and week and Sunday Ritchey and and Mrs. Blaine Smallwood. Mrs.

husband, Mr. and Mrs. Chester seven of their children were here Smallwood is a sister of Harold McMillin. at Iheir home in the to return her to their home in and Dolph Hibbs. The Hibbs' 'Elk Creek community.

JSt. Clair. Mo. Members of the said that It was good to be home Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Hawkins family present for dinner Sun-in the beautiful Ozarks. Cali-'returned home last week after a day besides the Fishers and the fomia is unusually dry this year, seven-weeks trip through the Ritcheys were Mr. and.

Mrs. Mrs. Bertha Willhlte and East. After visiting friends in daughter, Irene are visiting re- Grand Rapids, they trav- Charlie Coleman of Plato, Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Tate and Mr. and and family, and Mrs. Jim Douglas and, June, and her uncle, R.

D. Smith and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Gamble is the former Marcella Harrison, i Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Wofford of Mountain View and Mr. and Mrs. Alvle Wofford of Colorado Springs, visited Mr And Mrs. Ed Renfro Thursday.

Elmer and Alvie are nephews of Renfro. George Boesl attended a meeting of District Deputy Grand Masters of the Masonic Lodge, held in Jefferson City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bradshaw spent one day last week In nenUjer8-Springfield.

Mrs. C. Bennett and Mrs. A. M.

Howerton accompanied by Miss Hester Miller of Ava. drove to Jefferson City Tuesday, where Miss Miller underwent a regular medical checkup. C. W. Parker of Waynesville spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Morrissey of Springfield, 111., recently visited Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Sears. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Renfro attended! the open house held Sunday in the I.

N. Hines home near Summersville. Mr. and Mrs. Hines were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.

Hines and Renfro are cousins. Mrs. Hulda Humphreys of Jefferson City is visiting this week with her daughter, Mrs. Mike Wilson and1 husband, in the plum Valley community. Honorble Speaker Legislation swered members.

A social hostesses. Gladys served guests Mrs. Richard ANNOUNCE Mr. and Plato of their Sp4 Leroy at Ft. dans The high school act play, other numbers, Saturday.

Admission JOLLY Jolly Prairie at the making for the ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Adron Guynn of announce the engagement daughter, Nellie, to Wallen of Iowa. Wallen is station-d Leonard Wood. Wedding ore for Nov. 8.

latives in Marshaltown, Iowa. Mrs. John Story, accompanied by her son. Clint and by Jimmy Haney, drove to Palmersville. over the weekend to visit a 8 is ter who is seriously 111.

Mrs. Bessie Kelly took her sister, Mrs. Agnes Knorpp to Pleasant Hill, Saturday after eled north to cross the famous Mackinac Bridge and on to Sault Ste Marie. Ontario. Hawkins said the temperature was 95 degrees fit 5 p.

m. in Grand Rapids and 36 hours later it was 24 degrees at Sault Ste Marie. Their journey took them east through Great Bay, Ottawa, and Mon- PLATO SENIOR PLAY Senior Class of the Plato will present a one Little Oscar, with added attractions including pantomines and musical at the Plato Gym on Oct. 31, at 7:30 p. m.

25( and 501. Mrs. Knorpp had spent three! treat, Quebeck. then down weeks here in the Kelly-Williams through the Lake Champlain home. She was accompanied by area of Vermont and to central Miss Mary Nagle who visited her New Hampshire where they sisters and families in Kansas spent a month with Hawkins City while Mrs.

Kelly visited her sister and family. In over 4100 daughter, Mrs. Louis Piquet and miles of travel, Mr. and Mrs. 'Hawkins experienced generally family in St.

Joseph and also at- Mrs. Stonewall Montgomery and daughter. Susan. Callers during the afternoon included the Glenn Fisher family. Among Houstonians at the SMS Homecoming game Saturday were Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Ross, Melvin Guemmer. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Romines and daughters. Herbert Romines and son, Steve, were among Mtn. Grove residents who attended. Mr.

and Mi's. Norman Zook and sons. Byron and Shelley, accompanied Mrs. Sam Hunt to Newton, Kansas, last week, called there by the death of Mrs. Zooks grandmother, Mrs.

Luveroa Williamson. Mrs. Williamson, who had visited the Zooks at their home in the Plum Valley community. had been critically ill for several weeks. The death of Mrs.

Williamsons sister in California occurred within two hours of the time of her death. Mrs. Floral Pixler and son, Grayson are visiting relatives in North Missouri and Iowa. Mrs. Verda Weimer of Kingfisher, is visiting her bro- NOTICE OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED State of Missouri, County of Texas.

SS In the Probate Court of Texas County, Missouri. In the Estate of Ada May McKinney, Decedent. Estate No. 3717 To all persons interested in the estate of Ada May McKinney, Decedent: On the 26th day of October, 1959, Claude B. McKinney was appouited the administrator of the estate of Ada May McKinney, decedent, by the probate court of Texas County, Missouri.

The business address of the administrator is North Star Route. Cabool, Missouri, whose telephone number is 77J3 and his attorney is Wm. Duke Hiett of Houston. Missouri, whose business address is Houston, Missouri, and whose telephone number is 55. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims In court within nine mouths from the date of this notice or be forever barred.

Date of first publication is October 29, 1959. DAVID E. IMPEY, Judge Probate' Court of Texas County. Missouri'. 16-4t.

tended the market in Kansas City. Mrs. W. N. Cosine's sister.

Mrs. J. V. Hamilton who has been visiting her recently, returned to her home in Topeka. Kansas, Sunday.

Mrs. Hamiltons grandson. Dr. Richard Hamilton, flew here in his plane. He was ac-Hamilton, and by his wife and their son, Brad.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and children who have spent the summer here with her parents bad weather. This fall has been one of the worst in several years in New England. Miss Judy Castleman of Kansas City visited here two days last week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clay Castleman. She was accompanied by Andy Kish of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Kish was enroute home from New York where he attended a meeting of members of the Atomic Eneregy Commission where Wemher Von Braun, famous and Mrs. David Donnelly and Mr, and Mrs.

Bill McCaskill, all of Lebanon, visited here over the weekend. They, with Mr. and Mrs. Don Watson and Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Richardson spent the weekend at the Bar Nothing Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shoemaker wens hosts Sunday to a number of friends and relatives who visited in their home during the day. Included were Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Sneiderman and children of Mountain Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cleary and son. Steven of Springfield; Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Shoemaker of Cabool, Mrs. Lois Blinka, Bill Wilson and two sons and John Story.

A 2c and Mrs. Larry Zook and son of Elk City, spent the weekend with their parents, the Norman Zooks and the Lacy Hubbs. Mrs. Thelma Stover of St. Louis has been visiting her mo-mother, Mrs.

Lola Totten and her sister. Mrs. Everett Adams. Sunday, Mrs. Totten, Mrs.

Adams, Mrs. Stover and Mary Beth Adams attended the funeral of Mrs. Totteii4 brother, John Wesley Riley, whose home was near Springfield. Mr. Riley was a former resident of the Oak Hill community.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Lowe and small son of LaMarque, Texas, visited last week with Mrs. Lowes parents, the Alfred Smiths and with her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. D. Smith. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs.

I. A. Murr in Meeker, Sept. 20. Mrs.

Murr was a former resident of the Alice community in Texas county She was the former Rebecca Mitchem and is survived by one brother and two sisters, and by a sister-in-law, Mrs. R. D. Smith of Houston. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Bennett and daughters attended a family birthday dinner Sunday in West Plains. The dinner was held in the Boyd -Bennett home. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Beasley and children recently enjoyed a visit in Wichita. Kansas, with Beasleys brother and family, the Jim Beasleys. They also stopped on the trip for a short visit in Yates Center, Kansas, with the Rev. Gerald Kelly and family and with relatives In Sarcoxie, Mo. Friday they took their 17-months old daughter to Springfield for examination and will return her this week for surgery.

A former resident, Lee Strong, visited friends here recently. The Strong family left here In 1926, moving first to Rolla, then to Downing, California. Strong was a salesman, for Milligan Grocery company when they liv ed here. This was his first visit here since moving to California and he was surprised to find so many old time friends. Mr.

and Mrs. F. F. Olevinski of St. Louis visited Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Miller over the weekend. Mrs. Olevinski and Mrs. Walker are sisters.

Sunday they visited Mrs. Olevinski and Mrs. Miller In Mountain Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. S.

D. Walker. They also visited the B. B. Barrs in Cabool.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gamble of FRIENDSHIP CLUB Friendship Club of Ellis met Thursday. Oct. 15 home of Mrs.

Julia McKinney. The day was spent tea towels and articles coming bazaar. The usual very good Pot Luck dinner was enjoyed by all. A Halloween party was planned for the evening of October 30th and is tb be held at the home of Mrs. Madge Hayes.

All members and friends are cordially invited. Members are to bring cookies or doughnuts. Coffee will be served, also Kool-aid for the young folks. Members and children attending this meeting were Mesdames Hartis Collins and Mike and Karen; Adeline Jackson, Susie Kuss, Madge Hayes and Nancy. Dorothy Kell and Greg, Gary) Mary and Pat; Edna Hill.

Shirley and Debbie; Mary Hayes, Scotty, Johnnie, Becky and Cbn nie; Eileen Warner, Joyce, Randy and Janice; Bessie Jordon and Dorothy, Doris Shelton, Mary Rauscher. Mary Lou Jecks and Clara Wiggains. A Mystery Pal gift was received by Mrs. Julia McKinney. John Jordon, Henry Thompson, Les Shelton, Junior Jordon, Johnny Adey and Earl Me-ney were dinner guests.

A stork shower for Mrs. Marie McKinney will be given at our next meeting at the heme of Mrs. Julia McKinney, Thursday, November 5th. Watch For things you want, the want ads. Phcno 145 H0U5T0W, MO THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIALS To World War I Veterans Its been over 42 years now since Woodrow Wilson commissioned us to fight a war to end all wars and thereby make the world safe for democracy." That we achieved the opposite result Is no surprise to me.

After nearly 20 years Congress made adjustments in our pay which was generally satisfactory. Now there is a growing horde of termites W. W. I vets) who are claiming and receiving disability compensation as a result of that service. There are also vets who are getting a substantial social security check for the work they' have done while making affidavits they were partially or totally disabled in that service.

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A. U. W. INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE NOTICE OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED State of Missouri, County of Texas. SS In the Probate Court Texas County, Missouri.

In the estate of Homer E. Herring. Decedent. Estate No. 3718 To all persons interested in the estate of Homer E.

Herring Decedent: On the 26th day of October, 1959, Raymond E. Duff was appointed the administrator of the estate of Homer E. Herring, decedent, by the probate court of Texas County. Missouri. 3 6 oz.

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