tf «TA r*■*LTT l» —'4-H’ers Receive Awardsin*' i•W1un»For Old Settlers ExhibitsPrize winners in the 4-H class at the Old Settlers Reunion in Linneus last week-end were:Electricity exhibit — first, Jack Twitchel, Linneus.Woodwork — first. Ma-lin DeanBoswell, Purdin; second, LarryPa mustior, Browning. lotSleeping garment — first. Mary j tin E. Roe, Brookfield; second, Beth Lee, Purdin; third, Kay Badger. Browning.%School dress —- first, Phyllis Minor, Browning; second, Mary E.rmcl iKrFinney, Purdm; third, Buddy Dun-; ft*** Brookfield; third, Beth Lee,Purdin.can, Purdin.Skirt — first, Patsy Guj^r, Lin- I Sport dress — first. Jessie Britneus; second, Evelyn Tomlin, Lin- 1 *on« Browning; second, Shirley neus; third, Priscilla Johnson, Lin- I Minor, Browning. ;inii gr i thApron — first, Patsy Guyer, Linneus; second. Pricilla Johnson.Linneus; third, JKvelynLinneus.Slip — first, Evelyn Tomlin, Linneus; second, Carol Woodside, Browning; third. Donna Hoskins.Best dressor, Browning.thfust, Shirley Min-Accessories— first, Shirley Min- ! ct Tomlin, | or. Browning; Jessie Britton, s ioBrowning. gHafiPSCTTT — first.Johnson, Brookfield; second. Patsy Guyer, Linneus; third, Sharon Collier, Laclede. |Skirt and BlouseIHome Furnishings Dresser scarf— first, Shirley Ysgei. Brookfield', A.econd, MUR-Wnarteton Lneledoi-'** -Pillow caaes— first, Dixie El- j \ Ilott, Browning; second, Carol Lea Varaejr, Lnriede; third, Margaretfirst. Lucy I Singleton. Laclede.7 ' Table lmena — first. BliflIElaineTurner, Unneihs; second, Ethelyn j __ ■ ^ . i rThorne. Purdin; third, Anella 1 ”a,e' Browning; second. Shirley |Murrain, Purdin.Dress — first, Ethelyn Thome, i Purdin; second. Lucy Turner, Lin-Curry, Linneus.Cushion cover— first. Margaret Singleton, Laclede: second, Elaine/Ineus; third, Anella Murrain, Pur- ”aje* Bj'nwning: third, Margaretdin. ! *Slip — first, Ethelyn Thome. Purdin; second, Anella Murrain, Purdin; third, Lucy Turner, Linneus.Ironing board cover — first, Ethelyn Thome, Purdin; second Anella Murrain, Pufdm; third. Sandra Hoskins, Linneus. * Summer dress — first, Mary E. Roe, Brookfield.Play dress — thirlt;|, Phyllis Min-Dukcr, Brookfield.of 122PbeJlirn15* f ictic or arI.Bandits Take $3,000At Clifton Hill BankMoberly, Aug. 12 —-{/Pi— Two men, one armed with a revolver, robbed the Farmers Savings Bank ; of Clifton Hill today and escaped j ' with approximately $3000.! They took the money from a jcash drawer, but made no effort yagH BrookfieldHome ServiceClothes pin bag— first. Shirley jYagel, Brookfield; second, Carol Lea Varney. Laclede; third, DonnaHoskins, Linneus.Waste paper basket.— second, Shirley Yagel, Brookfield.Pot lifter - first, Carolce Pearher. I^aclede; second, Shirley Yagel, Brookfield.Food Preservation Fruit —- first, Mary E Roe, Brookfield; second, Mabel Tom-i ltn, Linneus; third, Shirley Curry,Linneus.Vegetable — first, Mabel Tomlin, Linneus; second, Carolee j j Peachcr, Laclede; third. Shirley Curry, Linneus.Pickle — first, Mabel Tomlin, Linneus; second, Shirley Yagel, Brookfield; third, Carolee Peach-j er, Laclede.Preserves — second. Carol Lea Varney, Laclede; third, Shirleyi M; A1Ststo rob the vault after an employe told them the door was locked. Actually the door of the vault was slightly ajar.Clifton Hill Is a town of aboutavsoTomatoes — first, Mary E Roe, Brookfield; second, Mabel Tomlin, u Linneus; third. Shirley Curry, Linneusther300 persons, 14 miles west of here, stable)Collection (meat, fruit and veg- j mfirst, Mary E Roe, jmMiss Elizabeth Patton, assistant Brookfield; second, Shirley Curry, wcashier, and Ollie Evans. Huntsville, a customer, were the only persons in the bank when the(C ontinued on page two)ocat