4Wl.VIVtr. *LINHART'■ iDorothy ApphfihMr. and Mr*. Herman .Roberson entertained Sunday; with a birthday dinner for Theo. Thorne of Linneus and y*)mav lean Applegate, of Brookfield. Those present were: ^Irs. Lula. Lambert and son Floyd; Mr, and - Mrs. Ralph fThudium of Brookfield; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Roberson. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Applegate and family; Theo. Thorne, of Linneus; Myrtle 4Cersley. Ruth and Donald' EUenberger * „ , ,tI.Mr. and M$d. William, Thompson, of Moberly and Charles jj Meyer visited at the William j (Schaefer home Sunday. Dorothy Applegate called in the afternoon. :k Little Douglas Black; son of Mr. .and Mrs. Francis Black, celebrated his second birthday Sunday evening with a party. Those present were . Mrrf. Grace Black, Frank Brakey, Martha Ray and Denny Ha wood, Dorothy Applegate and Donald Stuver, Brookfield. -ftJ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Farris.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Essig, of Marceline, spent Sunday at the E. C. Bush home.OAKDALEM rs. I. E. G op tonI A large group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roberson Friday night to help charivari Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Applegate.COW1pao*Ti| Mrs. Estell C.upton and daughter, Wilma, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Evilsizer.ataiP*IRichard Davis, who wa* injured while working in a coal mine recently, is able to get around on crutches.asiaiMr. and Mrs. Lowell Langwell tand son, Uonnie, who have been in Washington the last three IP months, returned to their home p recently. j PdHenry Gupton spent Sundayp night with Mr. and Mrs. Harold PAlmond.I Errol Lane called on Walter IK iliunzicker last Wednesday after-inoon.aMr. and Mrs. Norman Kool and family, of Iowa, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Richard I Davis and family.fTTWNFTTQ