Ers.! Mrs. Turner was Charles from, High School andgraduatedwill grad-Fifth street, i. J. Ornburn, street.Ray Boots, itreet.A, will meetclock at theuate this May from Moberly Junior College. Mr. Turner was graduated from Moberly Hign School and from William JewenCollege at Liberty, where be wasa member of KappaAlpha fraternity. Both Mr. and Mrs. Turner areof a recitalsion class oand several Mrs. C. C. dent, presidei er was giver Roll call was of biblical cl social hour Tswell known and popular among frcshments, z•J ^ !will meet noon at hool library, will be held at 2 o’clock, iilon fralern-torrOw even-O. J. Myers,Moberly's younger set. They make their home in Moberly,win : nock and Mri of First ill meet to-lock at the L Packwood,:iaa3 of Cen-ch will meet 5X1 at 2:30 3 of Mrs. JU. xth Williams rlth Mrs. G.MiSS GOLD* BARKIS WFjDS KU'SSKLl, HAMILTON Miss Goiuy Harris, uaugater of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris, H:g-oee, and Russell Hamilton, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamilton, 901 North Ault street, were married Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the bride's brother and. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Harris, 82b j Cleveland avenue.The ceremony was performed by the Rev. j, Clark Hensley, pastor of Carpenter Street Baptist Church. Miss Bertha Max-fieid, Olen Grinnum and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harris were the attendants. The house was decorated with, various flowers.Mrs, Hamilton wore an. orchid afternoon dress with white accessories. Her corsage was of sweet peas, blue daisies and ferns.Only close relatives of the couple were present. They were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris, Mrs. Bert Hamilton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Myers and, sons, Russell, Louis and Herschei, Edgar Maxfield and Miss Frances Maxfield, Dr. and Mrs, Chas. , W. Harris -and daughter, Cavella, j and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harris j and three sons, Keith, Denzii and j Lauren.Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton will make their home in Moberly, whei'c Mi-. Hamilton, is employed is asked j by the Brown Shoe Company, make a lt;' -PARTY HOJ EIGHTH BIJMr, and I11315 Con can:ed Saturdayhonoring thetheir daughtass of First 1 have their orrow even-church m-5chool Class in Church, ;n Rutledge, v afternoon. J. W. Coi-ales street, dll be guest ;s will cele-iday.of Clubs evening at e home of i, $11 Fiskafternoon w; games, and Juanita Bo we and Cleo Gillt;ice cream ar by Mrs. Wil Miss Marie received man Those prei Kirk end oil, Vv nita Bowers, Ruth Hick ox, Giles, Betty Mansfield, Cl Dunlop, Leve Isbell and GeB. A. will fternoon at i S. B. A, cr toMISS KATE ENTERTAINSMiss Kate t was hostess Z to Beta Sigrn and two guest and Mrs. W Hannibal. Mrs scored hig*h ] Mrs. Frank S'v ftan street, wii May 2,72 JArLS i UNDEjRWOMEN’S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.Mrs. A. E, Carter was program leader when the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Episcopal Church met Fri-Dix, Bond j day afternoon at rue home of Mrs. W. A. Seymour. Mrs. Carter discussed the mission workof the church in various11 meet to-Miss Doro-ates street. : Club will ting at thewill meet at 2:30 atWASHIKTGT The Bureau c ment of Justii county jails in per cent.Three of the received a 80-6 23 50-59 per cei er undre 50 pe Testifying rt on the justice criation bill. San: of the Bureauo.