week's visit with parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Lamberson and 1 children of Tulsa spent Sunday and Monday with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Aud Lamberson. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davidson and children of Reeds Springs and Mr.
and Mrs. Noah Davidson and children of Springfield visited Mrs. Ava Davidson and son, Kenneth, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Eschol Davis and two sons spent their Christmas vacation with relatives here and at Rogers, Ark. Eschol is attending the Tulane Medical School at New Orleans and has two more years before graduating. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Spiva and daughter of Joplin, G.
I. Lewis and Mrs. Ressie Spiva of Stella and M1s. Eloth Small of Lincoln, were dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs.
W. P. Richardson Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Barnett and daughter of Wichita visited relatives and friends -here during the Christmas holidays. The former's mother, Mrs. James Barnett, returned home with them for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Reed and son, Ronnie, of Kansas City, spent from Saturday until Tuesday with relatives here. Mrs. W.
0. Reed PUSH YOUR HOGS FOR FAST ECONOMICAL GAINS WITH MFA HOG SUPPLEMENT MARKET EARLY Get your hogs to market early and profitably by supplementing your homegrown grain with M. F. A. HOG SUPPLEMENT.
FEEDS WE BUY Poultry Eggs Hides Sacks Walnuts -RabbitsFARMERS EXCHANGE Wheaton, Missouri SAVE ON THESE '51 SPECIALS AT YOUR I. G. A. GOOD FOR FRI. JAN.
5th 6th 1-2 pound box HERSHEY COCOA; 19c COEFEE; Sunny Morn; pound 75c SWIFTING; Shortening; 3-pound can 98c TREND; Washing powder; 2 boxes 35c 2 PINTO pounds BEANS; 19c KRISPIE CRACKERS; Sunshine; 1-pound box 27c ALUMINUM FOIL; Roll 29c We Buy Eggs Wheaton Food Mkt. Your Patronage Appreciated Mrs. Martha Embrey was very de lighted to have all her children and all but one of her 22 grandchildren spend Christmas day with her. The missing grandson was Lee Noel Embrey, serving with the U. S.
Navy and stationed at San Diego, Calif. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Minferd Embrey and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Embrey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Embrey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Christmas Dinner Guests fred Embrey, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Embrey, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lahman and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Corn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stanley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Embrey and family, Mr.
and Mrs. James Car son, Mr. and Mrs. James Kruse, and Donald Lahman. A bountiful dinner with all the trimmings was served to everyone at noon.
Afternoon visitors were Joe and Mary Kruse. Everyone de parted wishing everyone a Happy New Year. THANKS I wish to thank my friends and customers for their patronage while I was operating my machine shop in Wheaton. I have sold my equipment to Clayton Nickell, who will soon have the shop open and ready to serve the people of this territory. ARTHUR PHILLIPS NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS There will be no penalty on city real estate and personal taxes if paid by Jan.
15, 1951. After this date the law provides for the following penalty: First Month 1 per cent penalty and 2 per cent extra for collection. Second Month 2 per cent penalty and 2 per cent extra for collection. Penalties are to be added each month taxes are delinquent until the per cent equals the legal state interest rate on money loaned. PAY YOUR TAXES NOW AND AVOID THE PENALTY JOE OWSLEY CITY COLLECTOR "HERE'S THE BIGGEST READING BARGAIN EVER!" GREAT SAVINGS FOR YOU! THIS NEWSPAPER AND ANY MAGAZINE LISTED BOTH FOR PRICE SHOWN MARK AN ''X'' BEFORE MAGAZINE DESIRED.
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POSTOFFICE ADD 50 CENTS TO THE ABOVE PRICES IF YOU RESIDE OUTSIDE NEWTON, BARRY or McDONALD COUNTIES THE WHEATON JOURNAL CRURIDAY, JAN. LOCAL NEWS Jo Ann Fox visited friends in St. Louis over the week-end. Mrs. Lola Hill of Joplin is visiting in the Mon Davidson home this week.
Clayton and Kenneth Garrison were dinner guests of Mrs. Pearl Garrison Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duncan, south of town, were Joplin visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Belka of Neosho and Geo. Feeney and son cf Kansas City visited Sunday with Mrs. Pearl Garrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vineyard and daughters of Kansas City, spent the Christmas holidays in the C. A. Vineyard home.
Laticia Weeks, of Florida spent the weekend with her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart Fox, of Weskan, left Sunday for their home following a week's vacation spent with relatives here and near Powell. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Major and children of Augusta, spent the Christmas Holidays with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Major.
Jo Ann Fox returned to Columbia today to resume her studies at Stephens College after a three- and Mrs. Floyd Davis, who had spent the past week in the A. G. Reed home, returned to their homes here with them. Mrs.
W. C. Harper of near Bethlehem was a visitor at The Journal Office Wednesday. Mr. Harper went to Phoenix, three weeks ago.
Mrs. Harper is running a want ad in this issue of The Journal to sell 14 head of Holstein heifers and when they are sold she plans to join her husband in Phoenix. He went to Arizona for his health and is slightly improved at present. Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Wildman had as dinner guests Sunday, Capt. and Mrs. Patrick E.
Wildman and two sons of Camp Pendleton, Miss Lena Scholes of Granby and Mrs. Ralph Brown and son, Joe David of Neosho. Capt. Wildman will be remembered by many as basketball coach at Fairview before joining the Marines some 10 years ago. While in Korea he was severly wounded by machine gun bullets.
He spent some time in a hospital in Japan before being sent to the United States for further hospitalization. He is home now on a 30-day leave from the hospital in California. He is a nephew of J. E. Wildman of here.
Benj. A. Cartwright and sons, Dale and Rollin, of Norman, Okla-, spent Sunday night in the L. 0. Cartwright home and left Monday ut noon for Rogersville where Dale caught a bus for St.
Louis. He is attending the Washington University of dentistry and spent his Christmas vacation with home Yolks. Mr. Cartwright and son, Rollin, on their way back, visited in the home of Dr. Blythe of Aurora.
Dr. Blythe and Dr. H. R. Cartwright of Cabool, brother of were school mates in the dental college at Kansas City and graduated together.
Mr. Cartwright and his son arrived back in Wheaton Monday night. spent the night in the L. O. Cartwright home and left Tuesday morning for their home in Norman.
They also visited awhile in the Olin Cartwright home. OBITUARY Frank H. Richardson, son of John H. and Ella Richardson, was born in Buffalo county, Nebraska on March 26, 1885 and died at his home near Stark City, Missouri on Dec. 29, 1950 at the age of 65 years, 9 months, and 3 days.
Leaving to mourn his departure are his wife, Julia E. Richardson, one son, Bailey, of the home; two brothers, Harry Richardson of Neo sho route, and Andrew Richardson of Granby route; two sisters Mrs. Bessie M. Mathis of Granby route and Anna M. Beeler of Neosho route; a number of neices and nephews and a host of friends.
One of the greatest joys of his life was attending church and Sunday School. Funeral services were conducted Sunday, Dec. 31 at 2 p. m. at the Stella Methodist Church with Rev.
Marion LaFollette officiating. Interment was made in Hazel Green cemetery. OBITUARY Janice Marie, daughter of Edwin and Ferne Spiva, came -into the world Jan. 8, 1949. For 1 year, 11 months and 17 days she brought sunshine into the hearts of her parents and other loved ones.
lived a little while to (Beautify the earth by her presence) (To teach adults the manner of the Kingdom, by child-like docility). December 25, 1950, she was ushered by the angels into a and that is fairer than day, to nake glad the heavenly hosts, and live abundantly through the ages. Besides her father and mother she is survived by one sister. Catharine Sue; Grandmother Spiva; Grandmother Ely; Greatgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Spiva; G. I. Lewis and Mrs.
Elizabeth Russell, and many other relatives and friends. Dear little hands, I miss them so! All through the day, wherever I go All through the night, how lonely it seems, For no little hand to wake me out of my dreams. miss them all through the weary hours, miss them as cthers miss sunshine and flowers; Daytime or nighttime, wherever I go, Dear little hands, I miss them so. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Stella Baptist church by Rev. E.
C. Tichenor, assisted by Rev. W. P. Richardson.
Interment was made in the Macedonia ceme tery under direction of the Pogue Funeral home of Wheaton. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appreciation to our neighbors and friends for their many deeds of kindness during the sickness and death of our loved one. We especially wish LO thank The Cardwell Hospital; the Friendship Baptist church of Joplin; the Stella Baptist church; Rev. E. C.
Tichenor; those who brought special messages in song; those contributing floral offerings; The Pogue funeral service; chose who prepared the grave and all others who helped in any way. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Spiva and family; Mrs. Ressie Spiva; Mrs.
Lottie Ely. Notice Will the person who bought $9.00 worth of merchandise at the Ralph Sell public auction sale Dec. 12 and gave an unsigned check on the Bank of Wheaton please sign a check and mail to me or get in touch with J. R. (Shang) Clerk; Rt.
3 Anderson, Mo. CLUB NEWS The December meeting of the Love Progressive Club was held et the home of Lillie Plumlee. Seven members were present- A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. The day was spent doing textile painting. The next meeting will be Wednesday, Jan- 3 at the Love school house.
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends and neighbors who have sent me greetings and who have visited me during the last seven weeks that I have spent in the Cardwell hospital in Stella. I received 89 greetings and more than a hundred persons visited me. It isn't pleasant to be ill but these thoughtful and kind friends have made me very happy and wish to thank them. I feel very fortunate to live near such a well equipped hospital with a doctor and hospital staff that takes such a personal interest in the welfare of its I had no idea how many people and how wide an area is being served by this hospital. There were people from four states and one patient from Alaska served by the hospital while I was there.
I also feel grateful to Dr. Cardwell and his entire staff for the kind and Farm Loans Long time Low rate interest -Quick money. Goldie Thomas, at Thomas Abstract in the Courthouse, Cassville. M11tn Todays best washer buy is Maytag THE MAYTAG CHIEFTAIN $12495 WHEATON MAYTAG CO Wheaton, Mo. efficient attention they gave Mrs.
May Bai Thanks I wish to take this means to express our thanks and sincere appreciation to those who helped in any way while I have been bedfast. Those who have come to see us, those who made it possible for my family to come to see me, the beautiful "get-well" and Christmas cards, the ones who helped make up the money, the churches of Rocky Comfort for the nice Thanksgiving dinner and the nice Christmas present, the 7th and 8th grades and teacher of Rocky Comfort. May God bless each and everyone. Nute Gill and family. THANKS I want to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone for their kindness shown to me during the Christmas holidays.
May God bless each one who sent the beautiful Christmas cards. I received 100 in all. As I have only the use of one hand it took me about an hour each day to open them, which made my days So much brighter. Words can't express the gratitude I feel for my friends who stood by me during my illness. Some have passed on but I have gained new ones for which I am very grateful.
I received several nice and useful gifts which I appreciated very much. Since the Christmas holidays, three of my neices have visit ed me, so everything considered I am very lucky even though I am a shut-in. Mrs. D. E.
Barnett Saturday Specials MOLASSES; Good; 5-lb. pail 98c MACARONI; 2-lb. box 29c SUGAR; 10 pounds pure cane 98c PEAS; Star, Early June; No. 1 can 10c PEARS; Polar Bear brand; 2 1-2 size 39c CHERRIES; 2 No. 2 cans 49c SHORTENING; Mrs.
Tucker's; 3-lb. carton 98c HOMINY; 3 No. 2 cans 25c We carry at all times a nice line of fresh and cured meats; also fresh fruits and vegetables. We Buy Eggs DANIELS BRATTIN FOOD MARKET WHEATON, MISSOURI We Appreciate Your Patronage Want FOR SALE Four Hampshire gilts, due to farrow March 10; can furnish papers i. -Oval Paul, 1-2 mile east of Wheaton.
J4tn FOR SALE-7 milk cows, 2 -Von Long, 3 miles southwest of Stella, or 2 1-2 miles west of Longview. 4p FOR SALE Lespedeza and brome grass -Si Hammons, 2 miles northeast of Fairview o1 mile west of Pioneer. J4tn I FOR SALE-2 doors, 9-ft. by 11 it. made of soft pine, painted; used but good as new, 20-ft.
of track and hangers with each door -J. T. Lukon, Stark City, Mo. 1p STRAYED One 4-year-old registered ram and one spring ram, both have bells on. Anyone knowing of their whereabouts, let me know.
T. J. Murphy. 1p FOR SALE- Jersey cow, 5 years old, with calf by side. -H.
A. Decocq, 4 miles northeast of Wheat en. 11p FOR SALE-14 head full stock Wisconsin Holstein heifers, yearling past and 2-year-olds, some bred to Holstein male. They are real nice and are T-B and Bang's tested; also about 700 bales of red clover and lespedeza hay-W. C.
Harper, Rocky Comfort, Mo. 1p Ads FOR SALE White porcelain Wesco table top wood range, also wood radiator circulator heating Brewer, 4 miles north of Wheaton on Highway 86. 11p WANTED--A good home for an excellent stock dog. Mrs. B.
A. Stafford, south of Wheaton. FOR SALE OR TRADE -1938 model Chevrolet pickup; in good shape; good Q. H. Kimbrough, Exeter route.
1 FOR SALE-1 heavy springer cow, 5 years old; also some lespedeza Embrey, 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Wheaton. JAp WANT RESULTS? For a SATISFYING Real Estate Transaction Call J. A. FITHIAN Real Estate Broker Phone 110 Wheaton We cut glass for any make or model of car from 1928 to 1950. Installed on requ Hailey Motors, Cassville, Mo.
WE CLEAN AND INSTALL SEPTIC TANKS New Sanitary Equipment Speedy Efficient Service Call 30F3 Lanagan, Mo or address D. E. LEWIS RE 1 Anderson, Mo. N10C.
