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By Mrs. Walter Campbell Sunday dinner guests at the Walter Campbell home were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stack, Spring field, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ben ton and children, Joplin, and Ruth Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Campbell and children were afternoon visitors. The young folks were greatly in terested in Joe Stack’s M.G. Sports car, Mrs. D. EF. Garner Sunday attended homecoming at Fel lowship Baptist church. It is ob served on the third Sunday in May each year. The Rev. Olin Lampkin delivered the morning sermon. A basket dinner at noon was followed by an after noon program. Fellowship church is one of the oldest churches in the area, east of Larussell. Mrs. Garner's par ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Matt Cochran, and their chil dren were members of that church. Mrs. Mabel Williams spent from Tuesday until Friday of last week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. JD. FE. Garner, and children. She is still suffering from arthritis. Mrs. Edward Garner and Jeanie Sunday afternoon attend ed memorial services at the Brick church cemetery near Mt. Vernon. Miss Cathy Iles, Cape Fair, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Florence Evans. A son was born Monday, May 18 in McCune-Brooks hospital, Carthage, to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans. The Evans have an other son, Bradford, Mrs. Flor ence Evans is the paternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs. John Benschoter, the maternal grandparents,
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Carthage Evening Press
Carthage, Missouri, US
Fri, May 22, 1964
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