ve-ofter,sh-lle,indim-Mr.12th-esslayD.ap-lay son v a sindrrylimCity, for coming the farthest distance and to Mr. and Mrs. Ealt;l Helms wedding anniversary which was Oct. 3. Everyone adjourned at a late hour hoping to be together again next year.Those present to enjoy thf d iy were: Mrs. Corene Almond, Karen and Lindy, Mr. and Mia. A1 Bohannon and David, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Baskett and J. B., Mr. and Mr*, Noel Baskett, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Helms and Donald and Mr. an I Mrs. Louis Slate*' and Billy, Brookfield.Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hisel and William, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey and family and Sunny Me-Claren, Purdin; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bundie, Linneus; Mr. ani Mrs. Dan Bundie and Walter, Browning; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Slater and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Slater, Bucklin; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Slater and family, Marceline; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lambert and daughter, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Helms, Eldon; Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Sebol and family, St. Catherine; Mrs. Ray Smith, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Curt Helms and Max, Mrs. Pearl Helms ami Mrs. jpioyil Yochim, New Boston.Smith, led thert JaniceTh€ n^etiu v^as then adjourned and turned dv#r • to the games leaders.Willing Workers Chib. Elects New OfficersThe monthly meeting of the Willing Workers 4-H Club was held Oct. 2 at the Stains community center. Fourteen members answered roll call with “A safety measure to be taken when using farm machinery.”- Officers were elected for the coming year. They are: - Bert Correl, president; MarY Hill, vice-president; Jeanette Nash, secretary; Clydene Hill, treasurer; Margaret Walsh, reporter; Mary Walsh, Council member; Marlene Hamptoij, game letter; Sharon and Sharol Martin, song leaders. Mrs. Clyde Hijl and Mrs. Ralph Correl were chosen for communityJtqdcrs.f Plans were made for a Hallowe’en party ^n|l pie supper to be held the night of Oct. 30.The next, mpnthly meeting will be on Nov. 5 , ’ ts .The Rev. R. R. Watts, Mexico, Mo., visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Stauffer, over Sunday.---o-..... .I,CLUBNEWSSherrill Foss Elected Head of Shelby 4-H ClubThe Shelby 4-H Club held its regular meeting Oct. 7, at the Shelby schoolhouse. The meeting was called to order by the president, who led the group in the 4-H Club pledge.Twenty-four members answered roll call by grab bag. There were also four leaders and 24 visitors present V'-’ ’ixIfT-Minutes of the last meeting! were read and approved and the president collected the project blanks for the year.Officers were elected as follows: President, Sherrill Foss; vice-president, Nadine Buswoil; secretary, Janice Smith; reporter, Roberta Boyles; song leader, Barbara Buswell; game leaders, Charlene Buswell and Ronnie Liebhart.A new' member, Martha Groves, was present.James Steen and Roberta Boyles jare to give demonstrations at the next meeting. Carlos Finney gave a demonstrations in wood-work-Happy~Go-Luelfy Club Has Regular MeetingThe Happy-Go-Lucky Club metat Burch Community schoolhouse Sept. 30. The vice-president, Pat Sturtevant, called the meeting to order. Twenty-nine members answered roll call with, “My Favorite Wild flower.” Nancy Warner, sec-LiiNoNlt;StatU. fto cl lardIt 1 35 y meapedsoutwouonlyAm*portalteiBtmodsuchIttion 30 aThTOThe Pagona School Mrs. Carlos Weste Parents of Babies irf- Brookfield Merchan Members of the Cai and all others whoFUNNYBONE FOL1linn Countyv.f.w. m