The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 13

I Herald Republican, October 31, 1968 SECTION of Ashland. Kans. spent a cou- with her daughter the Rev. and pie days last week visiting at Mrs. Emmitt Dak and family the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Cal- of Graoitevill S. C. vin Douglas. M.

Z.U. Co Pl A Ad Phone 967-2000 mm mm mi i mi mi 1 EUUEE MM Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Douglas Spent a couple days recently at the home of her niece Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Halbrook and Sandy of Clinton and while there they all made 3 trip to Kansas City to attend the American Royal. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Wiseman and Mr. and Mrs. Dw ight Dun- caoofSt. Loulsspenttheweek-end visiting the ladies parents Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Willson and also visiting Saturday night was Mr. and Mrs. Troy Boyd. The Bucyrus Community Club meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Amil Stalder, those present were Mrs, Leona Griffith, Mrs.

Claude Harper, Mrs. Dorothy Shelton, Mrs. R. C. Murphy, Mrs.

Millie Mc Kinney and Mrs. Clara Cross. Mrs, Wanda Sanders and Lisa, Mrs. Sharron Sillyman, Tammy and Tina Kay visited at the home of Mrs. Amil Stalder Monday afternoon of list week.

Mr, and Mrs. M. H. Cfcbouro are spending a few days this week visiting their daughter Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Casteel of Prairie Village, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griffith and Mrs. Irene Jones visited recently at the home of Mrs.

Griffiths sister Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Purcell of Cherokee Village, Ark.

Mr. and Mm. Walter Sw arson is Joan Adey. More about Friday's Homecoming events on page one Riding on the Freshman class float are, from left, Cassie Baker, (Queen nominee) Dana Hart, Nancy Thomason and CORNO FEED CENTER Cabool, Mo. Phone 962-4435 Harmon and her three guests had dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. FROM OUR fcita, Thai Erwii nesday afternoon Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Merwine and Mrs.

Setier called. Friday the Harold Johnsons drove to Cabool, Willow Springs and West Plains, business with him an outing forher. Mr, and Mrs. CoJiHeJip.OJxd.entA Solo srthc Rem day dinner with Mr. and Mrs Charles Hunt, Pleasant Hill Club members are asked to meet Oct.

31, if possible. Next regular meeting is Nov. 14. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Eisen-houer entertained Mr. and Mrs Bobby joe Eisenhouer and son Sunday, honoring Ginny's birthday. Tuesday Mrs. Nettie Harmon, Mrs. Alice Gibson, La.

Mrs. Opal Erwin, Mrs. Joyce Setzer and Mrs, Irene Merwine, both of Mrs. Mildred Rust, Cabool, Mrs. Nita Akeman Lone Oak, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Erwin, Tyrone, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Erwin, Yukon, all went sightseeing to Alley Springs, Round Springs and Big Springs. The Pennsylvani ans were thrilled at ferrying the rivernearEminence.

and awed at Ric Sprint-' WednesdavMrs. all visited ihe Ray Rust family in Cabool. Thursday Mrs. Merwine and Mrs. Setier left for home, making connections in Springfield.

Sunday Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Olive Blanken-ship and Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Erwin visited the Wayne Erwins in Tyrone. On the road they metMra. Wayne Erwin and her daughter. Mis. Linda Fletcher, coming to see them.

So the Tyrone people turned around and followed their guests Mr. and Mrs. Gale Jarrett, Cabool, and Mrs. Zula Johnson called on the Jess Erwins Sunday night. Last Week Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Erwin, Yukon, called on Mr. and Mis. Harold Johnson. Wed- Brown home.

Friday in the Wade Brown home, and Saturday, in Houston, at Ihe home of the Rev. and Mrs. Losh. A quartet from St. Louis Christian College conducted services at Pleasant HiU Church Sunday.

Two of them Charles Ferguson and Bruce Elmore, are well known Houston residents. The others were Miss Sandi Allen, Criggiville 111., and Miss Melissa Seflon, Br owns town ,111. Charles Ferguson delivered a thoughtful and convincing sermon on growth in being a Christian. The quartet sang beautifully. The new pastor at Simmons the Rev.

and Mrs. Wesley Wr)lla-p anr! had Sun Emerson Hamilton called Sunday. The Jess Erwins had called during the week. Pearl and Madge Bartch Houston, came to see M-. and Mrs.

Spurgeon Burch Tuesday evening. Rex Hamilton left for California Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Christeson called on the Joe Christ sons Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Hamilton came to see them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown went to see the Horace Browns, in Cabool, Saturday night.

Mrs. Jones' aunt, Mrs. Lyda Hurley and son, of Cabool icg Nov. 3 at the New Hope Church, with the Rev. jeff Floyd as the evangelist.

Seventeen former Soto families members of tiie New Hope Church, now live in Houston. From Ctc. 28 through Nov. 3 they plan prayer meetings. Monday they will meetinthe Lee Odle home, young folks to meet with Mrs.

Linda Walker in Houston. Tuesday meeting will be with Mrs. Ethel Bryan in Houston, and young folks with Mrs. Mavis Ingram. Wednesday regular meeting at the More than words are needed to provide strong and effective law enforcement, protecting the rights and property of each citizen and guaranteeing each of us equal treatment and justice under the law.

The Hearnes administration has gone beyond mere words. It has taken direct action to uphold l. "Thiirsda" Hwai the law and prevent civil disorder, standing firm behind the called on the Wayne Jones family Sunday afternoon. Now Miss Olive Erwin sees pledge that lawlessness will not more win'er birds: the brown Bill ni creeper, a flicker, the goshawk, white crowned sparrow nuthatch, blue bird, indigo bunting, a stray robin and the slate breasted junco, "snowbird" to most of us. be tolerated in Missouri.

Direct action has been combined with an investigative bureau for the Highway Patrol, a state wide computer information system on crime and a new training academy to serve all law enforcement officers. When re-elected, your Democratic leaders will continue to uphold the law and to furnish police the necessary training, legal backing and modern tools to combat crime. They will devote themselves toward eliminating deep rooted conditions of poverty, discrimination, unemployment, inadequate housing and poor health facilities which breed crime and disrespect for the law. Foremost Big Dip ICE MILK Those looking for fall colors FRYERSCS- should see the chrysanthe mums beside the back door of the A. H.

Mays home. Everyone was glad to sei Eddie Watson home for tin Government Inspected Half ii Mr, and Mrs. Morgan Byrd rode to Springfield with Mr. and Mrs. i Blankenshi Thursday.

Miss Nancy Blanken r5) BANQUET PIES sh ip spent the weekend at home with her parents. Guests Sunday dinner also included Thomas Limit 2 With Other Purchases Mince or Pumpkin EAGLETON HEARNES Mrs. T. Wilson, Houston and the Ronald Cravens, Bu Frankie Brown made an at day visit with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Currier Saturday Jonathan ujj yyJ Mr.

and Mrs. Currier spent APPLES CJ PINTO nr a tic 39 Sunday evening with Mr. am Mrs. ack Cunningham. Noah Mc Kinney had Sunda dinnerwith Mr.

and Mrs. Dm 4 Lb. DCMI1J Bag Blankenship. In the afternoon the John Montgomery's, HUH' Will lain (Bill) S. (Bill) Jama C.

Mr. and Mis. Ralph Drake iu. Mtf MORRIS KIRKPATRICK ROBINSON ANDERSON Fo LI. 0 ovarii Of for Sac i alary el SUM tv Tiaaaurtf For A Mo rutty Oanarai Kitty Clover Reg.

59 Size attended the victorious Houston football game Thursday Special interest, young Ralph was playing. They went to asuurw FSJpV0 39c Earl L. SPONSLER Richard H. ICHORD Houston for the parade Friday and were well pleased with it LB. Fugate, Houston spent Sundayhunting withjon 1 Mrs.

Veva Courier's friends For Congressman For Rep. 126fh District 303 Size are glad that she it better, following her bout the flu last week. FREE Delivery Service Como Bathroom mt Cans The Ev visited with the Bill Burdicks Saturday. 0I5COVEH AMEBIC by SEEING ihe OZARKS FIRST MODERNIZED AND REMODELED FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Home Owned FOOD TOWN Formerly Home Operated WW I II 11 Hays Market.