THE ALBANY LEDGER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2, 1948 DARLINGTON NEWS ITEMS Sunday Wedding Robert Mastin. son of the late Mr. and Mra. Dennis Mastin. of the Long Branch communky and Miss thy to Mrs.
H. S. Roe and daughter. Mrs. Bonita Gardner, in the death of their husband and father, H.
S. Roe of Albany, whose death occured Saturday after about two-years illness. Funeral services were held Monday 3 p. m. at the home by Rev.
Judah. Burial at the with them into their home the best wishes of all their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hobcrt Ireland and sons, Bob and Dudley, Mr.
and Mrs. Glade Pruden. Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Trump have been attending the Iowa State Fair at Des Moines, the past few days.
Bill Jameson and Harold Christian have been in charge of the Pruden Produce and Oil Station during the Pruden's absence. jvv i I jQ eLj I i I 0033 AT NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE FAIR Low, Hite and Stanley, because of their proven success in pleasing audiences, comprise one of the two acts which will be held over for the entire week at the Northwest Missouri State Fair, Bethany. Sipt. 6 through 11. This act is one of the most unusual laujih-provoking combinations in show busings, and drew extended applause last year at the Iowa State Fair.
Ilite towers 7 feet. inches, while Low measures 4 feet, 3 inches; Stanley is normal-sized. Their difference in heights permits them to perform their incredible comedy feats. There will bo seven grandstand attractions performing afternoon and night, five of them changing in mid-week. mark.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Groom left last Wednesday for an indefinite vacation in Denver, Colo with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christian.
En-route home they will visit Mrs. B. F. Cobb, Otto and Tye Cobb and families at Plains, Kansas. Mrs.
Mary Murray spent a few days the last of week at Mary-ville with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hastey and son, and on Sunday drove to Clarinda to attend the Kelly reunion. At last word regarding Marshall who underwent a major operation at the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, was he was getting along very nicely. Mr.
and Mrs. Froman Clark left the first of the week for Colorado to seek relief from hay fever. Mrs. Eva King has been quite poorly again the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Baldwin and baby of Kansas City spent the week-end at the Curtis Baldwin home. Sunday visitors in the Baldwin home were Mrs. Doris Redmond, and children, Jack and Jill, of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Baldwin of New Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minkner and daughter and L. M.
Minkner of Denver, Colorado, left Monday for Clear Lake, Iowa, for a few days i visit at the home of the latters son, I where they will join Mrs. L. M. I Minkner, who has been visiting I there recently. i Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Infield and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jolly i were Sunday evening callers on Mrs. Pearl Smith. The community extends sympa Backache I rot quick comfortlnt help for Backache. Rheumatic Fatal. Getting Up Night, strong doudr urine.
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ANNUAL CORRIEDALE SHOW AND SALE Breeding Rams and Open Ewes Sponsored by Missouri State Corriedale Association in cooperation with State Department of Agriculture 75 CHOICE RAMS EWES 75 From the Best Flocks in Missouri at NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE FAIR STOCK PAVILION Bethany, Missouri SEPT. 10, 1948 Show 10 a.m. Sale at 1 p. m. For Catalogs Write L.
L. Livengood, Maryville, Missouri or Rollo E. Singleton, State Department of Agriculture, Jefferson City Also Send Mail Bids to the Above I Ethel M. AiDerison of Stanberry, were united in marrijge at 12 'o'clock noon, Sunday Aug. 29 by Rev.
A. L. Christian at the Chris- in n.iri;n,1.vn Tl Hall i.iiivsn. llvjr were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Mastin. of Darlington, brother and sister-in -law of the groom. Robert is a graduate of the Darlington high school, a veteran of World War II, having served overseas about 3 years. Since being discharged from service he has been engaged in farming. The bride is from the Stanberry community, and a stranger to most everyone of this community, but we feel assured Robert has chosen a worthy companion.
Following a short honeymoon ihey will establish their home, on the Gamblin farm southwest of town, and carry JUKE FRAZ ANDY DEVINE BOB NOUN HI THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS Tn 1 1 DON'T MISS A-1 1 in. -DANGERS OF "BASKET BALL LAST TIMES "DREAM GIRL" BETTY HUTTON MacDONALD SATURDAY ONLY TONIGHT1 a rflijfinai 1 fiffiQSSla! TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY CAREY gmmmmmmHagmgBar I MATINEE 2:30 I Grandview Cemetery nearby. The Roe's were former Darlington residents and have a host of warm friends here who regret to know of the passing of Mr. Roe. Card of Thanks I want to express my sincere appreciation to everyone who remembered me with cards, letters and gifts during my stay in the hospital at Bethany, also the many deeds of kindness since I have returned home.
Mrs. Hcrschel Phillips. Adv. 19-lt. Rev.
and Mrs. Ernest Wood of Greenburg, Kansas, were guests Tuesday in the Loy Hammond home. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davison of Colorado Springs, who had visited relatives in Iowa, spent a few days last week with the Hammonds and all enjoyed a pleasant outing fishing for Missouri Cats for comparison with their Moun- RAMS FOR SALE Fifteen yearling Hampshire rams, registered.
Also, the sire of these rams, a three year old. An outstanding bunch in quality and condition. Priced to sell. CARL S. RACER COWGILL.
MO. Sixth Annual SHOW SALE 9:00 a. m. 1 p. m.
ABERDEEN ANGUS 10 Bulla Female MONDAY September 13 FAYETTE Sales Pavilion MISSOURI ABERDEEN ANGUS ASSOCIATION For Information Catalog Writ Dan E. Millar. Secy Fayette, MUouri $0( U-J i.WJ7r-. Miss Esther King went to St. Joseph last Wednesday where she has employment in a home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sweat and son of Albany were Wednesday evening callers in the Curtis Baldwin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hassel Burns, on MrmHav a on in assumed th man- agement of the Pool Hall and Cafe, which for a few months has been under the management of Clifford 1 Redding who started back to high school at Albany. THE FIRST CHAPTER OF THE CANADIAN MOUNTED" HEADLINERS" tt i iKftrdtw (0m 14 Baptist Church Notes Aug. 29, Attendance 48.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at the church at 8 o'clock. Following the prayer service, the annual business meeting will be held, for the election of the church and Sunday school officers, and any other business that may be brought up for discussion. Methodist Church Notes Attendance 31. The monthly church night and fellowship supper was held at the church last Thursday evening with a fair attendance. The Young Peoples Class, which is taught by Mrs.
Bertha Crisman, conducted the opening of Sunday School and Worship period and were favored with a duet by Miss Rose Lainhart and Miss Margaret Dills, also a quartette by Misses Rose Lainhart, Margaret Dills, Joyce and Joann Miller. The church is very grateful to Mrs. Mary Rouse, who last Sunday rang the church bell hourly from 9 a. m. to 6 p.
m. on the opening of the World CouncU of Churches at Amsterdam. Joyce Duley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duley has been on the sick list several days recently.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hackman and children of St. Joseph were calling on Mrs. Lillie Crnw.
anrf Mra Belle Goodman, and other friends here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Jameson had as her visitors over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jameson, and June Jameson all of Kansas City, and on Sunday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Lainhart, and Botf Roberts all of Conception Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chenoweth were at Bethany last week-end to see their daughter, Mrs.
Wilma Sexton, who had a major operation at the Reid Hospital on Thursday. She is doing very nicely. School started here this MnnHai morning with Miss Iris Dene Hise, and Raymond Whitmore as teachers, and Jim Lainhart school bus driver on the Patchin District route, also on the Darlington -Albany High School route. Noah Hise on the McCurry route, Dudley Mastin on the Long Branch route Carl Groom on the Darlington -Stanberry high school route. At this time we do not know the exact enrollment of the grade school here, but it nears the 50 CLOVER HEEDS FOUR-LEAF PHOSPHATE Give your clovers a good big helping of their favorite food and watch them grow! Feeding hungrily on FOUR-LEAF Powdered Rock Phosphate, the clovers take their nitrogen from the free air.
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