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| Miss Iva Mae SCOTT of St. Louis spent Thanksgiving at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Icelean SCOTT. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford WILLIAMS spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. WILLIAMS parents, Mr. and Mrs. George HEDGCORTH. Mr. and Mrs. Pat MOSIER of Bonne Terre spent Sunday with George HEDGCORTH and family. Thanksgiving guests at the T. E. HARPER home were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin McKINNEY, Mr. and Mrs. Homer McKINNEY and daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McKINNEY and family of Elvins, Bobby HALL of Potosi, Mr. and Mrs. Robert HARPER and Mrs. Alice McKINNEY. W. M. NORTON and Miss Jane WILLIAMS visited in Leadwood this past week end. Mrs. H. A. BANES returned home this week after a visit with her two sisters and brother in Abilene, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie CROUCH of St. James, Missouri, visited T. E. HARPER and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert HARPER and Mrs. Alice McKINNEY visited Homer McKINNEY and wife in Elvins on Sunday. T. E. HARPER was in Bismarck on business Monday. Vernon NORTON, W. M. NORTON and Mrs. WILLIAMS visited in Elvins Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James SEABOURNE of St. Louis visited the past week end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. HEDGCORTH. Mrs. Harry EDMONDS and Mrs. Kate EDMONDS spent several days with their sister, Mrs. Harry NELSON of Niangua. Mrs. NELSON drove them home Sunday and is spending a few days in Leadwood. Mr. and Mrs. NELSON recently moved down to Niangua from Detroit, Mich. Mr. NELSON is a retired police officer. Mrs. Perry BUNCH arrived home Friday after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. William PRICE of Detroit. Mrs. Harry EDMONDS, Mrs. Harry NELSON, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis MAXWELL of Caledonia. Together with Mr. NELSON, the three sisters spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl WHITEHURST in Marshfield, Mo. Johnnie EDMONDS of Cape Girardeau spent Tuesday night in Leadwood. |
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