anis,oufhbael,alia;'iigJi,rbertJoimimes\TZSX-•ong.and)bee,ams,andiiieyandLou-icon,and5!rs.Embree-StephensReunion at Farm North of MadisonThe annual Embree-Siephens reunion was held recently at the Willie Embree farm nonh of Mad-aictaireVison. A basket dinner was served Dpi31MyiHC2ctwicanawers. andbs of :kend Delta EffieaeonwithMissdaysMrs.athery,tlockIcherMere)sage/!innlt;tai noon and the afternoon was spent taking pictures, piiching horseshoes and visiting. wThose attending were Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Freels. Wlliie Embree, Mrs. Anna Foster, Frank Clark, Oneia LaForee, Marshall Dunldn. CIj’de Stout, Cora Whitaker. Rosa Brown and W^esley Brown. Madi-Mr. son: Mr. and Mrs. Jerrj- Dunkin,I Mr. \ George Cole. Miss Hazel DunkiD. chQ- Edith Cole. Marj- Kiadeil, Mr. and »rry; Mrs. Delmar Snodgrass, Mr. and and Mrs. Earl Dunkin and children. Don Leonard. Joseph, Catherine, Rich-e V e ard, Jerry. Gary and Glenda. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Embree and children, Pauia and Keith, Mrs. Alice Embree and son. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunkin. Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Whitaker, ?drs. Lutie Embree'and Mr. and Mrs. Verna Embree and daughter, Judi Ann, Moberiy: Mr. and J^lrs. Willie Pollard, Holliday; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas, Monroe City; MUs Jerry Lea Green, Bevier; Pvt. Darrel E. Dunidn and Pvt James W. Freels, Fort Leonard Wood: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson; Cairo: Mr, and Mrs. Harold Botkins, Paris; Mrs. Shelby Thompson, Pine, Utah: Mrs. Jessie Embree. Kansas City.Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson of Madison and Edgar Botkins and Newman Duvall of Duncan's Bridge.The reunion will be held next year w Labor Day at the same place.D)aia:de;nVbsons,ersonwithRorFour Are Killed In Plane Crash/at»\bE