The Cuba Free Press
Founded July 21, 1960 at Cuba, Missouri
WORKING FOR CUBA AND SURROUNDING AREA
Entered as second-class matter at the post office at Cuba, Mo.
Published weekly, each Thursday, at Cuba. Missouri
Vol. I - No. 23 Subscriptions -- $1.00 per year
Percy Pascoe, Jr, Publisher and Editor
Rose Wiggins, Ass't Editor and
Circulation Manager
Address all communications in care of The Cuba Free Press,
Box 192. Cuba Misouri or phone TU 5-7460
Thursday, January 19, 1961
INVENTORY
SALE ON NEW
AND EXCHANGE
FURNITURE
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2-PC. LIVING ROOM
SUITE WITH TABLE
AND LAMP .... $99.95
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3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE
BOOKCASE BED DREs-
SER. CHEST. 1 PA!R
BOUDIOR LAMP $79.9S
5-PC. BREAKFAST SET.
BEAUTIFUL .... $49•95
WOOD' HEATERS AS
LOW AS .......... $3.95
AUTOMATIC WOOD
CIRCULATORS WITH-
ASH PAN AND AUTO-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shanklin Marr found her granddaughters The Altar Society of Sacred
attended the annual banquet of are adding to the family shelf Heart Church met at the home
the Bourbon Boosters Club at of gold cups with their activi- of Grace Arnold with a most
delicious chicken dinner Wed-
nesday with Father De Angelus
and seven ladies present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee MaRs en-
tertained his brother and wife
of St. Louis over the weekend•
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson en-
tertained their son and wife,
ai Mrs. Nmkolson£ sister, all
of St. Louis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bolay
and daughter Kathy of St. Louis
pent the weekend at their
home here
Muel activity going on as
our dial phone system is well
on its way. Poles and wres are
going up fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Rieketts and
hree children of Texas have
moved into the Garrison house.
',.r. Ricketl is a Navy man and
must return to duty. Mrs. Rie-
ketts and children will remain
rare close to her mother, Mrs.
Win. Britlon. s
SUNNY SIDE
Mr. Albert Hemlin and Wm.
.an:! hauled hay to Mr. Santa
"tamlin Saturday and visited the
Hamlins.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Evans
were supper guests of Mr. and
s. Geo. Steuber Wednesday.
and Mr. and Mrs E. C. Woo¢.
vcre evening visitors.
Mr. Clifford Olvney called on
m U. S. Hamlins Sunday
homing and reported that his
mother. Mrs. L. Olvney of Leas-
burg had undergone surgery and
was getting along as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. D. A. Howard and chil-
dren moved to near St. James
Saturday. We are sorry to lose
her as a neigbhor but wish her
ties. Ten year old Toni L-inn
has a cup for awards in singing
and 15 year old Terry Jean a
cup for special strokes in swim-
ming. They are both talented
in voice and dramatics. Mrs.
Engel has a cup in bowling•
They wish to be remembered, to
their Cuba friends. -".-.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reeves "Ts -
ited her sister in St. Louis over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ellis had
as weekend guests, her parents
and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Ry-
mond Southard and daughter,
Glenda of Belle. Mo.. also ano-
ther idster. Mi,s Melb: Sou-
thard of St. Louis.
Mrs. E. A. Lindberg lspend-
ing a few days in Kirkwood to
attend a play in Webster Groves
;n which her daughter-iri=Iaw
Mrs. Allan Lindberg, has te
lead
Bourbon Monday evening.
Mrs• Ada Bennett and Mrs.
Anna Hedwick of St. James Sol-
diers Home were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Childs last
Wednesday.
Your support appreciated. --
Crawford County Golf Course.
Mr, and Mrs. Ctas. Treece
visited Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Souders Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert White
and cbildren of St. Louis and
her mother. Mrs. Vera Niedig-
kier of Washington, Mo.. spent
Sundayy with his mother, Mrs.
Ethel White. Mr. James White
NEWS ABOUT TOWN of St Louis has spent the past
week with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Olson Your support appreciated. --
visited with Mrs. E. A. Lindberg Crawford County Golf Course.
several days on their return Mrs. Marie Marr tins return-
trip from Christmas with their ed from San Jose• Calif.• where
daughter and family near Wash- she spent Christmas and sev-
ington D. C.. and a week in l era 1 weeks with her daughter
Florida. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Engel and children. Mrs.
Care
Notice!
The Texaco
WILL BE OPEN
ON
Sundays
OUR SPECIALTY-
FRIED CHICKEN
Cuba Rexall Drug
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
-SPECIALS-
GILLETTE GOOD MORNING SPECIAL!
15 SUPER BLUE BLADES ........................ Reg. $1.00
Giant Gillette FOAMY SHAVE CREAM .. .98
Total Value .................................................. $1.98
BOTH FOR .................................................. $1.50
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.... EXAsL L ........ UP JOHN
":'A L. TISSUES KAOPECTATE
400's - R e 129c 6 oz.
4 FOR Reg. 81c ................ 69C
FREE!
An Extra RIGHT HAND Playtex Lining Glove
Given with the purchase of one pair ..... ,$1.39
|J.
Mar Lynn Bohnenkamp
M a r v Lynn Bohnenkamp.
nnghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Bohnenkamp, passed away Jan-
uary 14 at the age of 4 years,
7 months and 23 days.
Little Mary Lynn is survived
b,. her parents and two sisters.
r;*"ini l,oe and Ruth Ann
Bohnenkamp, and her grand-
-rea. William Bohnenkamp
and Mr. and Mrs. William Law-
re,ce.
Funeral serviees were held at
the Bourbon Methodist Church
at 2 P. M.. Monday, Jan. 16.
with Rev. Clarence Kell offici-
ating.
Interment was in Bourbon
Cemetery with Shanklin Fun-
eral tIome in charge of ar-
rangements.
wood passed away Tuesday,
Jan. 17, at the age of 66 years.
Mrs. Underwood is survived
by one son, William Robert Un-
derwood: two brothers, Gene
Cuba Furniture & Appliance
Now has-
Factory trained
Radio and
I TECHNICIAN
MAKES REPAIR IN YOUR HOME OR SHOP WORK
fUSES FOR SALE
€ ANTENNAS INSTALLED
© NATIONALLY ADVERTISED TV & RADIO, HI-
F & STERO SETS.
e NEW TV SETS GUARANTEED.
90 DAY FREE SERVICE ON TUBES.
1 YEAR ON PICTURE TUBE.
happiness in her new home. [ a GOOD EXCHANGED TV & RADIOS.
Mrs. Eurania(Rande)Underwood Mrs •Walter Richter and Jr. I
,Mrs. Eurania (Ranie) Under- called on her parents, Mr. and
Mm.U.S. HamlinSunday. 'CUBA FURNITURE
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Evans of
near Cuba were all day visitors
in the Steuber home Sunday. and Applian
Mr. Geo. Jarvis and Geo. IC#
and Emil Ferguson; and wo Schaffer called on the Hamlins
sisters. Mrs, Claude Ransom ahd Wednesday afternoon. Call TUxedo 5-3514 Steelville SPruce 5-2658
Mrs, Gladys Moutray. --
Mrs. Underwood is in sta PAUL A. SHANKLIN GENEVIEVE E. SHANKLIN
at the Shanklin Funeral Home
Chapel at Leasburg. Ha. Ser- Sh li
v'ces ,,,i'l b held Friday..T-n. i a
20. at the Cross Roadss Church 7.,v/.,. -'-'>-, ,- -'
at 2 P. MZ with Rev. Fair Pin- i :2y-,e, ...-,. ,,,,],-"
Fun 1 H
Interment will be in the Cross --2 e ra o m e
Roads Cemetery. " : ' "4
[ Oxygen Equipped -- 24 Hour Ambulance Service
I AES A I R C 0 N D I T I 0 N E D
Mrs. Lizzie Olney underwent Ph. TU 5-3355 CUBA, MISSOURI
urgery .at Missouri Baptist ........
Friday A. M. and is
well as can be ex-!
Shop
doing as
peet.ed. Her address is "Mrs.' more. . save more
R E X Super Anahist
Dependable Alarm Clock COUGH SYRUP
Reg. 2.98 ............. $.59 8 oz., Reg. 1.79 .... $1.4. 9 Sara Olnev. Msouri, Baptist
Hospital, Room 456. St. Louis,
Ha."
Our HALLMARK VALENTINES are now on Display r. and Mrs, Otto Aiphe and
son John of St. Louis spent the
at tour A G store
day.
SENSATIONAL!
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Prompt and
Courteous
Prescription
Service
Cuba Rexall D I.t]['weekend at theirbutcheredhome here.calf
.m, I Chamo Aver.- a
----- for them Saturday.
Perry Stoats, Reg. Ph. Doris Staats, Reg. Ph. The geore Halberts enter-
PHONE TU 5-7212 tained Rev. and Mrs. Mayhan,
WE GIVE & REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halbert and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert West Sun-
Your Extra Savings
"OUR STRICTLY FRESH
Frying Chickens Ib 25c
55c
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT!
LIQUID LUX 22 oz. bottle
A DAY . . . 7 DAYS A WEEK . . . INCLUDING SUN-
DAYS AND HOLIDAYS. . . DO YOUR ENTIRE
FAMILY WASH IN LESS THAN AN HOUR AT -
CU " G :cEN :El
2 Ibs 29c
HAACK'S MARKET
o... .
FRANK SHAW'S
CUBA FURNITURE
STORE
Phone - TU 5-3514
crY ish't wise buying.
MATIC CONTROL VEG. BEEF or CHIC. NOODLE Am 1
' $99.95 m ., THE NEW WAY TO Camnboll enun 't #,an. Ol.C
MA'TAG WASHERS 2 DO YOUR LAUNDRY I1 I lll,,ll il l[(]lO
AS LOW AS .... $129.95 // DO-IT-YOURSELF BIS00UI,,-K , 4" '- """ !
All Small APPLIANCES - A''' "" o, ., , u oz. p,g. aa;
• OUlo Shurfresh Crackers 1 Ib pkg 19c
10 TO 15% OFF . • • •
BIRD'S VINYL " // ""--' ON YOUR WASH EACH AND EVERY WEEK! --- -=-- i
" Come to your new Caul,flower head 29c i
LINOLEUM • •
12LENGTHFT. WIDE... 98cANYso. YD. Westingh°use]c A B B A G E Ib 5c
9x12 LINOLEUM RUGSII$4.95 ] Odc d is 15 Ibs Red P0tat0es 29c00,
$10.9S i
Open For Bus ne ary d "
12x15 LINOLEUM RUGS , i
,,,s i IDFF1Y u,tepiC : i
r Sauerkraut
YOUR TRADE-IN MAY BE
YOUR DOWN PAYMENT I -- ..... "- --- = i 2 !bs 29c
0 M'n -
Buy in your locality where I '
you get genuine service and I I Per lMa?i ne- I | Sufficient for drying
genuine parts. Know the Brand ; _ " ....... " | avera e washer load
you buy and also the firm you arc
buying from as your guarantee BANANAS
runs anywhere from one year to DO YOUR WASH ANY HOUR OF THE. DAY
five years. Buying merchandise
without service and good deliv- ANY HOUR OF THE NIGHT . . . OPEN 24 HOURS
