The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17

IHE COLOp
Cailov ay, Aurora. The directors elect
ed are: C. NJ. Cope, Marionville; Al.
Hudson, Fairview; C. B. Langston. Bow
ers Mills; H. C. Howell, South Green
field; Ed. Wild, Pierce City: L. 5. Cole
man. Aurora; and d. F. Hudson, Cato.
Vance NJ. Johnson of Bisbee, Ariz..
who was born and reared in Butler, was
recently elected supervisor OF Chocis
County. Ariz.. on the Democratic ticket.
Executive committeeman in the four
teen units. comprising the area Of the
Ozarks Playground Association, will meet
in Joplin. November %, for their fourth
annual convention.
William E. Barton. Democrat judge
elect of the ninteenth judicial circuit,
yesterday filed his campaign expense ac-
count with the secretary of state. The
account showed the amount to be 81 ,066.-
| %.
Abou, l25 delegates were in attend
ance yesterday at Jefferson City at the
opening session of the the two-day meet
ing Of the Missouri Telephone Associa-
ton. Governor Hyde addressed the as
sembly.
Samuel A. Hooper who died last Fri
day at hs home near Galloway. Green
County. was in his ninety-sixth year and
was one of the oldest men in the coun-
~. He had been resident Of Missouri
since 1851.
Col. A. V. Adams and Lieutenant
Powers. staff officers Of the Missouri Ma
tional Guard, are conducting a property
inspection at the armory Of the 9TH
Field Artillery at the fair grounds in
Sedalia, this week.
With the refusal of Walter p Fulker-
son of St. Joseph To accept the appoint
ment Of State Finance Commissioner ten
dercd ic him by Governor Hyde. ii is ex.
pecied that the place will go to Frank
c. Millspaugh of Canton, Lewis Coun-
ty.
When the Circuit Court of Cole Coun-
~ convcnes Monday. Judge ]. c. Slate
will face the largest docket for any
term of the court in many years. Among
the 49, cases 10 be acted upon there are
SO state cases, IS civil cases and 20 d.
vorce cases.
Major c. C. Gee. engineer of the Unit
ed States army. ard G. c. Hadeen. assis-
tar, engineer. are inspecting the banks
of the Missouri river near Lake Contrary,
where the bank is again endangered
north of the reyelment installed about
six wears ago.
The Junior College of Kansas City won
debate with William Jewell College
Wednesday at the Junior College audi
torium. The Junior College argued the
Affirmative of Resolved, That President
Harding's Veto of the Adjusted Compen-
sa:ion Bill was Justified
J. \. Tippet, president of the Harri-
on County Farm Bureau Of Bethany, was
chosen as one of the three farmers from
Missouri, as a member of the house of
delegates Of the American Farm Bureau
Federation which will convene in its
fourth annual meeting at Chicago, De-
cember IL. u. Is and 18th.
Alonzo B. Clark, ice-president in
charge Of the convention of the American
Association of State Highway Officials.
has announced that approximately 300
stale highway engineers. and minor Off
Gals. together with a large number of
contractors and other individuals inter-
esied in good roads. will attend the ses-
sions of the convention in Kansas City
December TO I.
The leading hotel men of three states
will gather in Kansas City November q
and % when the Missouri-Kansas-O Okla
homa Hotel Mems Association will hold
its annual convention. The Kansas
City Hotel Association will have in its
entertainment program. luncheons, thea
ter parties, receptions. musicals. dinners,
and the annual banquet. The Hotel
Bellerive, a newly completed apartment
hotel, has invited the women present to
luncheon and musical.
STEPHENS COLLEGE News
Z. o. Turner of Pationsburg is visit
ing his daughter, Bernice.
Miss Mamie Crissman of Sedalia is
the weekend guest of Esther Replogle.
Misses Jewel Stumpf, Portia Darnell
and Marian Sleighmaker are spending
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