Hide Article Text (OCR)
THE ARGUS — FARMER, TOwith Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie D. Robinson and Mrs. Langweli west olLineus.MRS. SAM RAYMER STRICKENMrs. Arlle Krouse received a message Sunday evening that her mother, Mrs. Sam Raymer, of Tulsa, Oklahoma had suffered a heart! attack. She left Monday for Tulsa to be with her mother.JEFFERSON GUESTSMrs. Frank; Walker of Brunswick, an aunt of Theodore Jefferson, Henry Walker and wife of Keytes-ville, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Warren, Mrs, Jefferson’s parents, and son. Roy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson. The Jeffersons spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Sumner.giving dinner with their mother, Mrs. Anna Hale, in Linneus.RAY NORVELL GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Warren Douglas ot Independence came Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norveli. Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grice of Linneus. Mrs. Douglas is the former Mary Williams who at one time lived with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Williams in Linneus.bmiasi*hifncttxthKCHILDREN DINNER GUESTSCECIL CLEMENTS INJUREDCecil Clements who was severely injured in a headon collision of two motor cars near Sedalia November 26th was local manager for the telephone company in Linneus in 1934 and 1935. His wife died two and one half hours after the collision in a hospital in Sedalia. Their 11 year old son, Mickey, was injureaand at last report both he and the father were in a critical condition. Mignon, twin sister of Mickey suffered minor bruises. They were on the way to Springfield for Thanksgiving.Mrs. Frances Turner and son, Junior, had for their Thanksgiving dinner guests, her daughter, Louise, and husband Gavon Clarkson ana family.Her son John and family wereunable to come.BEN MULLINS GUESTSTHE JOHN DRYDEN’S HEREMrs. Birdie Kelley and her house guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Dryden, and son. Lowell, of Springfield, attended the Thanksgiving family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Zina Anderson's at Laclede Sunday. Others present were the mother, Mrs. Marie Brown, Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. Max Brown and sons Larry and Donald, of Maryville, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and children, Pam and Robbin, of Palmyra, and Mr. ana Mrs. Bill Brown and daughter Pattv of Ft. Madison, Iowa. The Anderson’s children at home were Herbert and Dorothy, and another daughter, Mrs. Luther Blaxely, and husband and children, Janet and Harold, ot Linneus. Edmond Western couia not leave his work to come. He is employed In a drug store in Springfield. 9Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mullins had for their Thanksgiving guests their daughter, Marjorie, (Mrs. E. K. Newman) and M. Newman and Mrs. W. W. Elwang, who Is Mr. Newman’s mother, all of St. Louis.CHENOWETH’S TO BETHANYthgiT)Daxaxaxtllt;bxc YsperClt;Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Chenoweth j “ICALVIN JONES’ ENTERTAINMr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones entertained With a family Thanksgiving dinner at their home in south Linneus. Those present were Mr. ana Mrs. G. B. Jones. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Noel Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Street and children, Mesdames Gertrude Ryan and Lena Phillips.drove to Bethany Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiving anapartake of the turkey dinner in the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Frestle Chenoweth, whose daughter, Miss Beverly, was also home from her work in Kansas City. She is secretary n the home office of Western Auto in Kansas City. At the noon hour a telegram of Thanksgiving greetings and love was delivered, from Erwin Chenoweth of Washington, D. C.Mr. Chenoweth returned to Clarence Sunday evening.HutcefainhiO. C. KARLE VISITORST'soQiMtofoElMr. and Mrs. Carl Lindow and daughter, Deborah, of St. Louis came Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Karle, and partake ot j the turkey dinner. The Karles re- | w ceived a telephone call from their daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances I ds Boothby, from Fryeburg, Maine! D Thursday night.clMrs. Nellie Kiroy and Mrs. Harriett Mullins had for dinner guests Thursday, Mrs. Merle McKay, Miss Emma Bowyer, Mwk 1 a Stephens and Frank Stephens.VISITS UNCLEMrs. Alice Adelle Barnett andlittle son Bruce went on the tram Wednesday to visit her uncle, George Hyde, Jr., and family. On Thursday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bradley and the Barnett’s baby daughter, Martha Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hyde, Sr., in a family Thanksgiving dinner. The Bradley’s had received a telephone call Monday from their son, David Bradley, ENFN who is taking a Diesel Engineering course in San Diego and will finish in about five weeks. He hopes to beGscVw111StttirtlMTdftMRS. POWELL HOMEMrs . Nevon Powell and baby daughter, Deborah Jean, returned to their home north of Linneus, Wednesday. The three little daughters, Kathleen, Stephanie and Barbara I will stay with their grandparents, | Mr. and Mrs. Bert Powell for aAutomaticI while longer.COUCH DINNER IN MARCELINECounty Clerk and Mrs. Novie Couch, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sights and son, Danny, of Albia, Iowa,I Gerald Couch and family, Brookfield, had Thanksgiving dinner with the Wayne Couch family In Brookfield.Mr, and Mrs. Novie Couch entertained with a small dinner party Saturday night. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Deskins and son son, Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sights and Mrs. Anna Couch.INDINNER WITH MOTHERMrs. Loy Harvey and her sister, Mrs. Marjorie Murrain and daughter, Anella, of Purdin, had Thanks- — ^_
Newspaper Details
Brookfield Argus And Linn County Farmer
Brookfield, Missouri, US
Tue, Dec 02, 1952
Page 6
Full Page
Clipped by
Anonymous
CO, USA 13 May 2020
Other Publications Near Brookfield, Missouri
Brookfield Blade And Messenger
Brookfield Daily News Bulletin
Brookfield Linn County Budget
Brookfield Linn County Budget Gazette
Brookfield Linn County News And Daily News
