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' ' T 'i' IV T'e8WWMM3MSTl''B'-'"''ff?Sz V. Ki Among the People of This Vicinity s. s. 49 ENROLL IN ASHLAND HIGH i-ni. wtre conducted by Ker. t. . .L,-.7T-ZrT n , (Krith. Yell Leader Chosen. . .W'? 1 Bl.P"sl a.urch "m a.i.1 I i.;i. .,i,.i i... t r"'r " UTOln "oruay evening. Jlie g COLUMBIA EVENING MISSOURIAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922 Tl, fort)- J Tlie high school seniors entertained the fiinila u ill !., ..,f i . r . time tudnit rnmllril tin.. rar. The -I,.,!. ' ' member ol tlie lacult are: K. A. Jnne, iniUfinlanHlif t c a A.nnl .'...II 1 - . ' i r tr i l- i- i . l jJreshman, sophomore ami junior classes principal. C . Mr. Knpli-li trarlirr. I , j ,i ,. . r. . . J " . ti. .1. . . r.u " i-j . j d ,,,e 'acu,tJ Friday rirnng at a lawn The other teaiher of the coiwihdated !,.,-.- ti; , , . -""" r - .l ;-- '" "icinucre oi ine iacuuy pae .!' Ca'hc.m"' tail.. an,l the students nE hirh -hol onK and e ril. Cale and ice cream district are: primary Stamper; intermediate, llinton Maple Groe. Mr. C D. llicr; Mifs Katherine Sroun; Martin, -Amu ltile: Hadon, Mi- K'hel Oatt clu.ll. I Economic and i!iMOal etlucatinn are I the tuo lien courses added Im jejr. Joe Crenhan a tlected president of the Ros' Athletic Cluli. Til Eagle ha reorjanized wtli Marion Murph) a j Fiirhes """ ivierrsened. Mis . I Huntsdale Ennis CurL it no boiler. Ccorge Harper i in Columbia Friday jflernoon. Kussel Call in attended a moonli'ht captain and C W. Me a eoadi. S. A.P,cnlc near ' rranklm Friday night. ind hf ' "" sai,r w'lhite nited her sister, on, the preparation of a full balanced meal of canned goods drew a jreat deal of interest. In this demonstration the teams from Missouri were cien fifth! place. home at 312 South Fifth street after this week. The Dotys come here from Etans ton. III. UNIVERSITY NEWS Christian was elected jell leadtr ami hf lms appointed Joe CrenhaW and Rosalee j Gtns to aMt him. Mr. Turner Iladen a few dais last week -Mr. and Mrs. Milton JaiLson motored In (Columbia last week. lfnr.f I 'r Brs-ie Dennis isiied Silas Mello- n"rt jwa a few das. J. I I.nes -hipix-d stirral cars of fat Mr- and -Mp- l'm Coats of Columbia cattle to nurkrt Salurdax. !werr ""' "' of Enr- Burl, a few dai -Mrs. Joel ltradlnrd wr.it to Mexico Sat-i urla lor a iit. .Mr. and Mr-. George Co ti'ited Mr. and Mr. Martin Lowrej Sundaj. Mri. Jame- Keed spent the wtrk-eud with her son. Robert Reed, on his farm. Robert Dudle). a Mudent in Columbia Hinh School -pent the week-end at home. Mrs. Uerkle) Iteui!nl Mr. and Mrs. M. , Turner Frida). Mis Margaret Reed ient Sundji at liomr. Mr. and .Mr'. Inland I.ne' i-ited .Mr and Mrs. Clarence lioutwell Sundat. Misws Sarah and Catherme Stecn lerger left for Roanoke. Va Thurda. Mr-.. Gtorge Sapji of Mcltaine i-ited her aunt, Mr-. Dali. Sunda. Mis Lellie Mcllarg, (irincipal of the Benton School, spent lh- week-mil at her home here. Mildred Bumgarlner, who was in the Boone Count llo-pital for two weeks is now rccoiered and attending sehonL .Mart Catherine Page had a picnic Sat urda in honor of her eienteth birth-i da. The Ladies" Mi-.ionar Sjciet of Olivet Church will meet with Mrs. Dailj Octolier 5. Diart Stull fell from a load of cane Saturday and the wagon ran oer his I ead and arm. resulting in eriou-. injur ies. .Mrs. Kiilwrt Mcllarg and fie children are pending the winter with Dick Es!e. The children are all jttending cliil in Columbia. Miss Fra Clark, of the home economic; de artmenl, will do kitchen arrangement work in St. Louis and Lincoln counties. C E. Carter, field crop f.ieciai;, will be in Pike County this week doing so bean demonstration work. W. II. Rusk, extension associate pro. fes'ur, will do pig club work in Phillips, Alaska and Lawrence counties this week. Miss Mary Robinson, of the home eco nomic department, will hold clothing schooU in Slidln Count). D. W. Frear, of the extension depart ment, is doing eobean demonstration; work in Ra) Count) this wecl.. I M. J. Regan, of the extension depart ment, will do dairy row testing work in Litingstnn and Roll- counties this week. Mis- I.nis Martin, of the home eco nomics department, will hold milliner) schools in John-on County this week. summer with an engineering concern on the new Kansas Gty speedwaj. He was a student in the Unitersily last )ear. C. S. Dielz, of the extension dcpait-i W. E. John-ton ri,.-....l C......I.. r . u ii . ... , .......... I c-!r.. .: -"'"""n-ii "i "-" Miiceiira ins work oui in ine . jpnngneiu wnere ho went on business, state this week on account of the illness John Swart of New York is a busini of Mr". Dietr. isiur here. Miss Lev-Ellen Gilliam, who was grail-1 T. F. Ball of Na-lniHe, Tenn, is UJIeil Irom tlie I'nitersity Iat spring is j-"i- isuor nere. PACE THREE was Harvest Queen at the Barnwarming last fall. Mrs. Anna ThoUen left yesterday to w'sit Mrs. .Mary Stone of Jefferson Gl). Mrs. Tliolsen was called to Columbia last week because of the illness of her grand son. Mi-s Caroline Pkkard, whose paintings were on exhibition in the art department rw.i. lAiflitnf. ,1... i- -.! Ii:.k Cl.,l I U. .11. IfAll. n f-l.vl In tl. rf f . Fn Trf mi'" " ' """ .V Na.iona f Banll .7 Z.:? V" '" - Ml ,e.,erday for - .. . . .... ...... k.iiu,. Tiiiii iri-. i I.....,,... Ill .. I l -Miss Christine llou-echild, assistant to the Lnnersil) Secrctar), is going to St. Louis, to xiit her sister. Mr-. T. E. Friedman. oer the week-end. E. M. Page, assistant profe-sor of the horticultural extension department, will spend this week in Ja-per, Taney and Creen countie- lining seeil sweet potato work. II. M. Garlock. animal hu-handr) speciali-t. will giie judging demonstra tions at the Macon Count) Fair Septem ber 26, and will do calf iluli work' in Cenlr) Counl) September 27 and 23. J. Vt. (fale, who has lieen isiting at the Kappa Sigma hou-e, left loila) for St. I .urn-, where he will enter the Sihool of Medicine at Washington Uni- jiersil). lie rroiieil hi- l. A. degrei'l ty National tonC - Z TZ-Z K T Vl "'IT alive, and friends in'llaHsville "' iS " ' t:"tl 327 Pupils in Jefferson School. There are 327 students enrolled in the eight grades at Jl,c Jefferson School. Student are --lill enrolling. attend the iThree Arts Incilnf Mta.- P:l i..l .ni. of MVl.cl.rJi. . .. - . ..."" "" Croes arrl ; r!..i.:. ". "." . ",c aI ,ne ",rre A"j Uuo "" 'here. ... uu.ulula jc-iriuj in Mi-s Dorothea D-k enter Stephens Colleze. Miss Dorris llamm, of Kansas City. has returned to her home; after a week's isit with Adelene Dean, of this city. Brown Glenn, of the State Board of Agriculture, left this morning for the northeastern part of the slate on a busi- ness trip. .Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Rigj-s, who li.e nine miles souiliwe-t of Columbia, had asj im-ir cck-rmi guests .Mrs. II. II. Kin and Mrs. W. 11. Stone of Columbia. .Miss Lourcna Itninn, who was gradu ated from the I nher-ity Ia-t April is -sis-iling at the lplia Phi hou-e.Mis- Brown INSURANCE of all kinds. COLUMBIA INSURANCE & RENTAL AGENCY 905 Broadway Ia-t week, Monroe Clay and Charlie Cla) went fi-hing recentl) and caught -eteral larg fih, one weighing eighteen pounds. .a)lor Cooper left for Boonetille Fri da where he will work as a telegraph op erator. ,. Jim Douglas. Rufus Jacobs and Charlie Genlr) dchwTed meat in Hunt-dale Sat-i urda. S. S. Hunt. . . Ranies A. Furger-on and Charle- Hu-ton were in Columbia Salurda). A ba-kcthall game Fridat afternoon at the -chool was attended b) a number of the patrons of the school. I.irch -VIop was in Huntsdale Tliurs da to w-it his grandmother, Mr-. Hunt. From here he will go to lisit hi- brother in Oklahoma. MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE II I CL-...I ..r .... --..... J" ... .. ........rr. ,. ...c agncunurai ex-j.rp ,as, ;, tension service, will do noulir) cerlihca- lion work in St. Charles Counl) ibis week. P. F. Schowengert, of the soils depart- J mrat. will be in Morgan Countv the hit-1 ler part of thi- week doing -oils work. . Mrs. Samuel Rile) left for Moberl) Mis, .Mar) Woodward, of the home'ihis morning economics department, will hold clothing i Mrs. II. A. Dot came in Sundav from schools in Platte Omni) today and tomor- Kan-as City to join Mr. Dot) in Colum- row. I I,;, is,,, ,.. .,., ,.,. . . t mill I .iiiiiii i it vi iiatli v J-red (.ro-b). of the agricultural exten- Fredendall -tore. TIie will make theirl r;A.. .A.:n. .. :ii i. .. .!. - .- i - . -mil --.,iir. nui on Hiunr) cenincaiion work in Atchinson. .Nodaway and Harri son counties this week. P. II. Tat lor, of the extension denart- ment, will do exten-ion supervision work ! in Grundv and Callawa) rnuntir- thi-jVOU week. Ebb) Lewi-, brother of "Chuck" I ewis entered the I nier-it yesterday. .Mr. lewis was (.oinpelled to enter late in or. ler in comphte the work he did this Morris Billiards 915 Broadway Cigars Tobacco YES, SIR; get an ice towel, with every shave. EMBERSON BACK FROM FAIR Head of Boys and Girls Clubs Took Teams to Sioux City. II. tmberson, -late leader of the R. Centralia Miss Ceraldine Hulen and Mi-s Arlene McCausIand wen1 in .MnberlyAlonda) Mrs. Frank Ballew gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs. rtie Park-. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Stone. Mr-. J. C Hunt, Mrs. Blanch Traughber and Mr". J. I. Skaggs li-ited in Moberl) Frida). Mrs. Irvin Kunhe entertained the mem bers of the Fort)-Two Club at her home Monday eiening. The junior cla-s of the high school en tertained with a weiner roa-t Thursda) evening. Mrs. S. E. Harlc entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon and bridge part) Fri da). The freshman das- of the high hnl entertained with a weiner mast Friday e ning at Rock Bridge. A Community Boosier-" Club was or ganized by the member- of the teacher training department of the high -ihool. The officer- arei President, Eugenia Robert-;, vice-pre-idenl, Nanc) Curtrighl; ecretar)-lreasurer, Ruth Fountain. The Clark basketball team defeated the Centralia basketball team 22 to 18 Fri day at Clark. The G-ntralia team mem bers are: Br)ant Delane). Gano Chance, T. J. Daniel-. Lero) Crump, ubre) Gil--on. Harry Jenning- and Clarence Van natta. Miss Came Frances Turner entertained a few friend- at her home Monday even ing. The gue-t- were: Mies France- lij-u. Ilazet uritton. uma ticc. nun) ; Hickerson. Eliubeth Wade, An, label Fountain. .Margaret limit. Martha Pearl Hulen, Anna Lee Toalsnn. Nanc) Curl wrighl and Elizabeth Stone. Ashland j Roy Hall of Columbia was an A-hland i i-itor last wrek. i .Mrs. W. J. Mart)n of Chicago. Ill- i-. :ifing lier mother, Mrs. Sallic Burnett. Mrs. P. A. CaKert was the guest of .Mr-. Willard Hall Ia-t wok. v Mr-. C, .C Craig and C C Craig. Jr returned from Joplin Salurda) where the) had been iiting with relatiw. Alis flagan. who i- a telegraph opera tor at Colli), Kas r turned home for a vi-il. M. C A:igell delnerrd three loads of hogs to A. F. Martin la-t wetk to be shipped In the St. Iouis market. - i Mrs. W. II. Caluin went to Gdumbial Saturd3 to visit her daughter, Mrs. J.j K. Old-V. Miss Naomi Caluin wa- accompanied) from Kansas h) her niice. Miss Eel)nj Arnold. 'Sti Mis- Margaret .Martin of California I arrhed Thursday. She will liicjth lierj uncle, A. T. Selb). Mi! Nance Pryor who is employed in. Columbia vi-ited mrr the wetk-end with' ler brother. Dr. II. B. I'rjor of sli. ( land. j Mi-s Alma Clapool isitcd in Columbia' last week with her sister, Mi Je-ie Claypool, and her grandmother, Mrs. .Mbl- bo)s and girl-' clubs, returned Saturda) from the interstate fair which was held at Sioux Gt). la, September 18. 19. 20. and 21. Mr. Emberson accompanied the Ixus" and girls' team- from Greene County and PJatte Count), who competed in the tarious, conte-ts in which ten stales of the Mississippi alle) were represented. Tiie complete results of the contests bad not been fully tabulated when .Mr. Era-1 be-on left Sioux Gt), but he -aid that the girls' team from Kansas took first rlace in the contest for suitable clothes, and the boys' team from Iowa was award ed first in the poultry-judging contest. --Tlie meeting of, the bo)S and girls" dun r the interstate fair is" now an an nual event, and this vear great imple ment was made over last ear. The dem- j onstrations in which the teams contested I represent nearly eery pha-s; of work done by boys and girU on the farm. Ofj the fifteen demonstrations that were put BILLIARDS BOWLING POOL at the Recreation Parlor Cigars, Tobaccos Fountain '. i i AS ' Wi TIGER flK W BARBER " Wf L4 SHOP 1 High Grade Shoes and Repairing Heberling's 24 S. 9th. Tenth Year Here DR. O'BRYAN Chiropractor Elvira BIdg. Phone 353 Why Best? Here are the two big reasons: First: Only the Best, Purest Cream is Used. Second: Only the Best Wholesome Fruits are Used in the Making 0 F Central Dairy Ice Cream Masonic Club Special Meeting Tonight Y. M. C. A. Auditorium Master Masons Invited Eats Smokes FreivogePs Orchestra II f ft . n.i W H II i MlW.t Wit - '- '. ii m. tm iw ti ii,mi ii i "Ij Shoe Repairing N Neatly and Quickly I Done at , SAPP BROS. p - ' Phone 315 j T" I We call for and deliver I 1) ' sjlj IN C. A. JOHNSON ill! d j Merchant Tailor .1 Cleaning, Pressing, . j &M 1 1 Altering ! SrtSiffi First Class Altering and i Cip- A 1 Tailoring that is j (L GUARANTEED 3n J Whittle BIdg. 911 Bwdy Ijjl C j 1 vAfiMf I iJBiSSIl. ! . 1 BS53t- 1 1 lriStSa- "i i ii 1 1 i i II ill rTTsc Parker Furniture Co. sUV1"5"15 Phone S5 II III J - j I P . - I mm i HI Our Marinello Graduate Can give you a beauty aid for every need. Branham's Beauty Parlors Broadway at Hitt Phone 535 LEARN TO DANCE At Pemberton Hall Mrs. Jameson, Instructor Assisted by the best dancers in the University. Private lessons only, no classes. Phone G26 for appointment. Are You Interested in Your Own Home? If jou pet a top of our Home Magazine eer) month, jou know that it keeps jou informed about the hte-t and ll ideas regarding Interior Decoration and new Productions. Eer i-ue has a nuiibcr of special features and much interesting information. You' may Ime'it'sent to jour home, without charge, bj' the simple ex pedient of a-king us toplace jour name on our special subscription Iit. 10 North 10th Street SPECIAL For Wednesday's Selling . $6.50 Radium Petticoats in all colors, scolloped and embroidered, for $4.50. Our showing of Sateen, Opera Satin, and silk Bloomers is very complete, all colors being represented, in both the knee and 'ankle length. Priced 98c to $4.50 pair. Children's Sateen bloomers in black, priced at 50c and 69p the pair. dmat0amfGid Columbia's Newest Store. 910-12-14 Broadway after every meal adds a zest and helps digest. One live cent package of Wrlgley's contains a beneficial after dinner treat for the whole family. It gives delight and keeps teeth white. It's a satisfying sweet. Wrigley's is cleansing, cooling and soothing to mouth and throat Lasts long costs little does much. Wrigley's is made clean ana comes to you clean, wholesome and foil of flavor in its wax wrapped package. ! "lli sew sogar-lackcted gam. ' All Wrlgleys feenellu 5 I. 'Ilk. Md M XtT l1 ,OF yOBr r 'lllk i ".weet toott." Thrf art good far talmatU . . vaP7 swtm? SzPmz? floAnufy;. &$teds The trend is downward Longer waistlines, longer coats, skirts of added length are to be seen in all the new winter suits. This Wooltex model shows all the new fea tures.. It is, besides, fin ished with a choker collar and beautifully corded panels. The material is stevella, the price $65. Ask to see the other new Wooltex suits, both Tailor-mades and Knock abouts. Also Wooltex Coats and Frocks. Our September Value Carnival in prouvess.since Thursday and lasting until Saturday night is meeting with tlie pronounced approval of the people of this community. Each day has seen a pro cession of pleased and happy customers leaving this store after having made liberal and large purchases. Do not miss this opportunity to invest your money in need ed merchandise at such pronounced values. See, These Items .Marquisette Curtain Net 36-inches wide in white, cream, and ecru. Special, a yard 19c Mohair Casement Cloth 54-inches wide in rose color only, for alHnterior drapes. Special, a yard 75c All Wool Skirtings in pretty new plaids in popular col orings 54 inches wide and very special at, a yard $2.00 New Worsteds 56-inches wide in new stripes and shades, a yard $3.50 New Duvetyns lovely for fall apparel in a smooth, soft, costume quality, ,in six hues, a yard $3.95 Handbag Special a large assortment of the newest novelty shaped bags made from choice domestic and im ported leathers, beautifully lined and finished. These are real costume bags and offered very specially at over l-o less tham their values. Choice $3.50 Bed Comforts large bed size heavy bed comforts, challic covered floral patterns, filled with pure white cotton batting. Very special $2.50 Blankets Full size heavy bed blankets, fast color bor der. Special, a pair $1.50 Blankets Heavy plaid wooV finished bed blankets, 72x80, in a wonderful value at, a pair $2.95 Blankets extra heavy, large size, wool-nap blankets, in a variety of pretty plaids and block patterns. The pair $3.50 t I 1 Vf i A i 1 lie Walkup. j W. S. Conns of iio)dsilc was buried at New Salem last Wcdne-da). The funeral M jS liiiife - -- -S .VN L. r SZjK"-. &t &&&& zX ,.m$&&i& i$L?-u gL3l g-K- - r8 . $