Revered Hobbs Jr. Dies in Kansas City at 52
Rev Edwin Orville Hobbs Jr. died last Sunday at his Kansas City Kansas home after a long cancer battle. Survived by his parents wife eight daughters one son and nineteen grandchildren, he voiced faith in his final moments saying he was going home to Jesus. Funeral held at Fulton Funeral Home with burial in Westfield.
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Edwin Orville Hobbs, Jr
E. O. Hobbs
Westfield
Kansas City
Kansas
E. O. Hobbs III
Illinois
Florida
Esther
Jesus
Fulton Funeral Home
Donald Hobbs Sa
Westile
Rev
Hobbs
Esther Lois
Lions Club Reports Aid Commitments and Holiday Events
Marshall Lions approved Truman Murphy’s request to share wheelchair costs for a six year old. The sight committee led by Maurice Staub seeks to buy three pairs of glasses for children whose parents cannot afford them. Fall Festival treasurer Joe Kemp noted a several hundred dollar transfer to the pool fund. December 19 at 7:00 p.m. is the Lions Christmas party at Tom’s Restaurant for ladies. January 14 is a Chamber of Commerce meeting. February begins with a ladies night and a visit from Governor Boyle. charter night at Parisian Lanes marks the new Paris Lions club. Morecraft says over eighty trees were sold to merchants. safety committee shows new coats for school crossing guards. Guinnip reports bowling and Christmas float plans.
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Marshall Lions
Truman Murphy
The
Legion
Maurice Staub
Sight Committee
Joe Kemp
Herb Shaffner
Tom’s
Lions
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Kitchen
Bamesbarger
Guinnip
Fragmented rant on authorship and modern life
A fragmented reflection questions authority and creativity. It contrasts Shakespearean influence with contemporary confusion about fame and meaning. The piece riffs on mood, work, and the elusive nature of contemporary disease and relationships.
Father’s watchful eye at bowl ing alleys angers teen girl
Teenager asks if her father is overprotective as he watches from the bowling alley where she meets a boy. The weekly column defends parental care, noting the father’s need to supervise and to provide, while urging cooperation and appreciation. The response encourages open discussion with FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS at the National Weekly Newspaper Service in Frankfort KY.
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National Weekly Newspaper Service
Frankfort
Preservatives extend life of cut flowers and home storage tips
The article notes commercial flower preservatives extend the life of cut roses and chrysanthemums by two to four times at room temperature. It also advises refrigerating leftover chicken and gravy promptly, using covered containers, and storing stuffing separately for two to three days. It discusses mothers influencing teenage girls more in choosing large items like coats than skirts or blouses.
Miracle Baby Jimmy Boggess Named March of Dimes Child
Five year old Jimmy Boggess of Coy Arkansas, born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, is named the 25th Anniversary March of Dimes Bay for 1963. He lives with braces and crutches and inspires nationwide fundraising and research as the March of Dimes marks its 25th year with a nationwide tour and emphasis on birth defect prevention. His mother Shirley Boggess volunteers locally and hopes research will prevent future tragedies.
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National Foundation
March of Dimes
Jimmy Boggess
Shirley Boggess
March of Dimes Bay
Jimmy
James Bogeess
Panama City
Fla
Arkansas
Basil O'Connor
The
Ess
Salk
Sabin
P T A News Christmas Plans At Marshall
The Marshall P T A board met to vote placing Christmas trees in all elementary schools and the 6th grade class at the high school. A general meeting is set for December 17 at 7 30 p m in the South School all purpose room with a program “Keep Alive the Spirit of Christmas” by 8th 4th and 6th graders under Miss Curran and Mrs Wells. A follow up for parents is December 19 at 1 45 p m. Televison supervision will be provided for attending children. The P T A float won second in the Christmas parade. The group invites members and guests to attend.
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Marshall P. T. A
South School
General P. T. A
Carol Curran
Libbby Wells
Annual Christmas Vespers at First Methodist Church
This Sunday December 16 at 4 30 p m the First Methodist Church presents a vesper program of Christmas music featuring the senior and junior choirs organ and piano music a violin solo and other vocal and instrumental numbers. Reverend will provide solo performances and the event promises a festive musical afternoon.
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First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Breakfast twist with eggs and muffins and fruit sauce
The note suggests mixing canned applesauce with crushed pineapple for a sauce to top vanilla ice cream. It also proposes serving hard cooked eggs over toasted English muffins with preserves, and a corn chowder made from cream style corn with potatoes crackers and butter, topped with crumbled bacon and popcorn.
Notice of Goods for Sale After Relocation
Moved stock and equipment into storage after vacating building. Interested parties may contact at the courthouse or home. Phone 7027. Items include accessories tires belts and various other equipment. Equipment list includes Truck Tire Changer Vulcanizing Equipment Cash Register Solution Pump and more.
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Thor
Cas
China
Macao Refugee Center
Father Luis-Ruiz
P. T. A. News
J. Arnold Olsens
David Hamm
Helen
Herald Advertising
Albert L. Edwards
Okar
Herman
Edward’s
Mi Service
8Th & Archer
Manford Buckner
Bulova
Dally
Harold Luse
Marshall
Blankenship
North Side Square
Fanny
Pixies
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