L ~ hseiioon. which will be

   

'_ flidmas ' Parsons.

~A'"“ C""di".’ M“. Am“. Bum‘: yesterday to visit Mr.

 

odltsr‘s tslsfisoe. '1
esllbotwenIsId18o’eleek.'
Gosalloaored i

’,~ firs. Thomas J. Parson entertain-f
. *-“(pom 3 until 5
l n in

oiflbek 'l\nrshy.
honor of Mrs. John
, who will leave this month for

her

 _|.,‘Johcs. Mrs. (I. C. McCaakc1. Mrs.

c_ 0, Whitesides. Mrs. Lester Rick-
. J. M. Akers. Mrs. C.

‘pg. Annie

Allen, Mrs. Layton Graves. Mrs. E.
T. Leo.-brick. Mrs. John Silvers. Mrs.

‘V . .
Wyatt of Detroit. Mich.

I5 Marion liaire \

wgfi Allen George ‘

' of Miss’ Marion

flu. George were formerly students

b the University. Mrs. George was

._ mber of‘the Kappa Alpha so-

éy and Mr. George belonged to
Farm House fraternity.

 

5 Mrs. P. Tracy Childa will entertain
Tuesday at the Country Club in
Kansas City for Mrs. Florence Kline
and Mrs. l. 0. Hockaday of Colum-
Ha. who are guests of Mrs. Rollins
Hockaday in Kansas City. Mrs. Rol-
lins Hockaday will have a luncheon
Wednesday in compliment to Mrs-
ltline and Mrs. Hockaday...

Miss Eleanor Denny and Miss
Frances Denny of Kansas (‘ity will
arrive the flrst part f next week
to be guests of Mr. ‘ii Mrs. Mar-
shall Gordon. The Misses llenny
are returning from Seattle. Wash-
‘ington.

Mrs. J. T. Payne has returned to
Muskogee. 0kla.. after visiting her
hughters. Miss Anna Payne and
Miss Mary Foster Payne.
Alpha Phi house; and Mr. and Mrs.
H. T. Gentry and Mr. and Mrs. A
J. Estes.

Pi Lambda Theta. honorary edu-
ational sorority. held initiation
hst night at 7:30. at the home of
Mrs. C. H. Williams. 602 South Fifth
ureet. The initiates were: Miss
Juie Harry. Miss Gladys Warren
and Miss Gertrude Heller.

Miss Frances Pethick entertained
yesterday in Kansas (‘ity in honor
M Miss Virginia Whetton of St.
loais. Both Miss Whetton and Miss
3% have been students in the
“Isity and are members of the
A1 Phi sorority.

 Byron Shannon and small:
~hter. Patsy Jeanne, who have

1. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Smith.
M Allen place. will return to Van-
filia tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. R. 1'3. Lucas. 2 Lu-
$ way. have as guests. Mr. and_
Mrs. R. A. Lucas and Miss lnes Lu-
Q of Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Ches-_
hr Cunningham and S. T. Bewick'

 I St. Joseph.

~ Miss Mary Sheets of Fulton is
K guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Payne. West Broadway. Mr. and

' ‘In. w. w. Payne, Jr.. and Miss
' Sheets will .return to

Falto

n to-

Iisht
Hostesaes to? }iTe_Co.-eiiiy bridge-

Mrs S. C, Hunt. Mrs. J. P. McBaine.

Mrs. Curtis Rollins and Mrs. George
Dorsey.

Miss Dorothy Kaucher will enter-
tain tonight with a line party. The
guosts will be: Miss Mary Kather-
ine Horine. Miss Effie Greever, Miss

Helen Averitt. Miss Dorothy Mayes

and Miss Myrtle Thompson.

_Miss Lillian Ellison. who has been
the house guest of Miss Roy Ellen
Stewart. West Broadway.ifor sev-
C-al weeks. returned to her home in
Willlamaburg. Ky.. yesterday.

Mrs. Edith Van Duaen'has gone to
Denver. Colo. where she will spend
several weeks with her son. Ted Van
Dusen. who -has been attending Le-
land Stanford University.

Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Shaefer and
Mrs. Bettie Shaefer left today on
a motor trip to Pittsburgh. .Pa..
when gay will visit Dr. Shaefer’s
sister, rs. N. C. Riggs

Mrs. W. T. Whittle. Smith apart-
ments. entertained at bridge at 3

J DB. J. I COLB

V

Bsehaago Nat'l Isak Bldg.
looms $40

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Colamhb Matbt Factory
Old mattresses remade.
Mswaattrsasesaadepssialosdca
l'hsae isss

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TIGER TRANSFER
. Phone 243
We Move Anything
That's loose.

o’ thisaftsrnosnforli-s.Lowls
E.-‘Cooke! .l(y..whois

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hotsler and
children will leave tomorrow morn-
liioliamotarti-lptoClearLske.
la. Thtrwllbogonetwowoeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Rollins have
returned from Spring Lake, Mich..
where they were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarkaon Rollins.

_.o..__,. .

Miss Blanche Overstreet and Miss
Mlldl'0d' Ovoratreot of Jelferson
City are house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Proctor.

Mrs. J. P. Gant. who has been
in Excelsior Springs and Kansas

. City for three weeks. returned home

this afternoon.

Mrs. l. O. Hockaday and Miss Jen-
nie Hockaday went to Kansas (‘ity
and Mrs.
Rollins Hockaday.

Mrs. .l. i-:. AT-‘ori.stell, we Hitt
street. has as her guest. her mother.

Mrs. l). K. Smith of (‘olumbus.
Miss. »
Mr. and iii-T"(';ZJrgo Wolff of

New Haven are week-end guests of
their daughter. Miss Myrtle Wulfl.
at the Alpha Phi house.

l)r. B. M. Anderson. Jr.. of New
York City. is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Anderson. 1201
Paris road.

Miss Louise Smith is spending the
summer with her mo her. Mrs. Gus-
sie Smith. at the l i Delta Theta
house.

A llU.\lnt‘.‘~'i-‘ nieetinglof the W. (‘.
T. V. will be held at the Christian
(‘hurch at ‘.3330 Monday afternoon.

Mrs. J. M. Belcher went to Kansas
(‘ity lhlts morning to visit Mr. and
.\lrs. Mumii Belch:-i‘.

lli-ii .~\. Ftii‘..~on of St. Louis will
be is wt-ek-i-iid ;,".lt'.\t at the Kappa
Alpha hotist-.

James B. Ti:ylor entertained at
dinner at the ('ountry ('lub last
night.

.'\llt'n llilli-I‘ inf Kuhukn is 3 guest
at the Daniel Boone Tavern.

PERSONAL. ITEMS {

'8 '5“ S #“‘x_,"""' -':a_’¢“.'* ,1; ' "£‘fl‘Z"T;"‘.‘£'l""‘;:;*.i"- '~ '~  --

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-its tooth-ll -sud. ON -v°°'“"¢. There will be morning prayer and 0-,.

vacation at Lake Alexandria.
Minn.

Mrs. l. 0. Hockaday and Miss Jen-
nie Heckaday left yesterds! 70'’
Kansas City where they will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollins Hock-
ah

y.
Mrs. W. E. Carter and daughter

street. left yesterday for Kansas
City.

Mrs. John Flournoy of Columbus.
Ga.. who has been the guest of Mrs.
Paul W. Torry. left this morning for

Us Ann -

Prof. D. E. Thomas of the Bible
College left today for Kansas City.
where he will supply the pulpit of
the First Congregational Church to-
morrow morning.

(‘. (‘. Cunningham and family and
O. H. L Cunningham and family
who have been touring Missouri and
Arkansas are the guests of Mr. an
Mrs. Reuben Lucas.

Mrs. W. A. lieffern and son Billy
returned yesterday from Kansas
City where they have been spending,
several days. Mrs. Heffern left yes-
terday for Moberly where she will
be for a few days.

Dr. S. S. Gant, who has been vis-
iting at the home of Mrs. W. E.
Watson and Miss Delora Dunning.
714 N. Eighth street, left yesterday
for Kansas (‘ity. Dr. Gant's home
is in the Haitian Republic.

Mrs. J T. Thornton returned to
her home in Kansas City this morn-.
ing. She has been visiting Mrs. J.
E. llathman and other relatives in
Columbia and Boone County. Mrs.
llathman acconipanind Mrs. Thorn-
ton to Kansas’ City. 0

AT THE HOSPITALS

 

Boone County.

The following persons were ad-
mitted yesterday: Mrs. Mable Mar-
tin. J. Thomas Gibson and Lucille
Gibson.

Parker Memorial.

The following persons were ad-
mitted yesterday: Thelma llomes-
Iey. Marjorie Oliver, Bertha Lang-
worthy, Elva Liter and J. Chandler

Robert M. Leavitt was discharg-
ed yesterday.

Mrs. Hortense Stinson was
charged today.

dis-

A. R. Morrison went to Moberiy
yesterday.

Miss Be.~:sie Trowbridge left this
morning for Kansas ('ity to visit
relatives.

Herbert Wliite. H06 Rosemary
lane, went to lligbee yesterday on
business.

Mrs. John (‘. Smith is spending
the week-end with her son. Frank
L. Smith. in Kansas City.

Mrs. J. N. Belcher lI‘Vlllltlnfl her
son. Mason ll. Belcher. in Kansas

City.
'Mlfl Alma Grooms left this morn- 1

ing for Kansas City, where she will
'ait relatives.

Allan T. Hiller of Kaholta. M0,,
is a guest at the Daniel Boone Tav-
crn. Mr. Hiller is a farmer student
in the University.

Virgil Spurling. assistant director
of athletics in the University, re-
turned yesterday from a four-day
visit in Kansas City.

Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Sigler are
spending the week-end in Kansas
City visiting relatives.

Mrs. James H. l-‘orbis and James
H. l-‘orbis, Jr.. left today for Kansas
City where they will be the guests
of r. and Mrs. Ed. Border.

Mrs. James Pauley who has been
visiting Mrs. O. (7. Nichols. 412 N.
Eighth street. returned to her home

in Kansas City. Kansas. today.

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Thomas are

 
 

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sermon service at 10 0' oc .

Evangelical Lutheran

Services with Holy Communion
will be held at the Maccabee Hall at
10 o'clock. The text of the sermon
will be Acts 13:44-49. Visitors are
welcome. Albert (‘. Bernthal. 2lU
l-ldgewood Ave.. is pastor. For ad-
ditional infurmation concerning the
services call 2094.

Presbyterian

Sunday school begins at ‘.v:.‘lU and
morning worship at lU.-I5 o'clock.
The subject of the sermon will be
"The Place of Music in (‘hristian
Worship." This is the last service
at which Dr. H. P. Eames will have
charge of the music. Prayer meet-
ing on Wednesday evening at 7:45.

Broadway Methodbt
Sunday svhool will l.c at !l'.".0
o'clock; morning worship at l0:30

o'clock with a sermon ‘.-y the pastor.
The senior Epworth Lliague will
meet at 7 o'clock and the Interme-
diate League at the shine hour. The
church will participate in the union

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service It the uni Theater u 3'

l
. o'clock

“‘ wiiim Boulevard Methodist
Sunday school begins at 9:30
och. The pastor will preach at
11 o'clock. Junior League at 2:30
o'clock. Senior League at 7 o'clock.
and a church conference at 8 o'clock.
On Sunday evening. August l2. Dr.
B. D. Stippel will deliver a sermon
and will preside at the fourth quar-
terly church conference.
(‘hristian Science

Services are held in the Virginia
liuilding every Sunday morning at
 ii't'lil('K. Th!‘ iIUlljt‘('t of the
lesaon for tomorrow is “l.ove."

The Wednesday evening testimony
begins at it o'clock. Sunday school
for students under twenty years old
meets at 9:31) o'clock. The reading
room. also in the Virginia Building.
in open from 3 to 5 o’clock daily ex-
cept Sundays and legal holidays. The
public is invited to attend all serv-
ices and to use the reading room.
Christian

Bible school begins at {trio and
morning worship at lU:4.'i o'clock
The subject of Rev. Haushglts-r's
sermon is “The Pleasant and Gentle
Deceptions of timl." l'nion servici-
will be held at the Hall Theater at

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if you had begun paying for
8 home on my monthly pay-
ment plan ten years ago you
would have it paid for now.
\our mistake. If you begin
now. buying and paying for
one of those pretty Park Hill
homes on the monthly pay-
ment plan, you will have it paid
for in ten years and will not
have paid more than rent.
Why not own your own home-',’

A Home in Park Hill 3 Joy
l"ore\ er

.I. A. Stewart 8; Sons
lluh. N:st'l Hank Bldg.

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The great thing is-you get so.’
You’;

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Experience Only

teaches a lot of the things that a
miller has to know in order to

  

duce a flour that is d
better.

to use it to produce a

outstandingly
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The fact that we

mill this better llour.

  
  

It takes a personal knowl-
edge of just what to use and how

superioi-—a flour
as H-P. for instance.

seventy-three years in the busi
explains how we have learn

BOONIE CSGUNTY
MHJJNG ('1 ELEVATOR co

pro-
ifferent and

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Young People's Societies

8 o'clock. invited. Mid-week service will be II. I’. Stephens Purchases l_.ot.
of the various churches will unite held Wednesday evening at 7230 H. P. Stephens i-un~l~.s-zed a lot in
in a union service at this church at o'clock. The Women's (‘ouncil will Westmount in-in Avthnr .\\\sinnn

6:30 Sunday evening. All young
people of the city and University are

meet Friday beginning at ll o'clock. yesterday. W B l'ulim-r made the

The public is invited to all service). transaction

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