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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
1
The Hayti Methodist church invites members and friends to begin the year with Sunday school worship and a 7:30 pm sermon by Rev. Culbertson on "The call of Tsalah." Leaguers meet at 6:30 pm for devotional and study. The sacrament will be administered after a brief talk. Participants urged to start the year in service and study.
The church expresses appreciation to all who helped the Christmas program run smoothly. A revolving tree conceived by Mr Richmond drew praise. At Sunday morning service Arthur Allen was elected trustee, Mrs. M Z Elliston clerk, Mrs. L B Hayes treasurer, Mrs. A Ansell pianist, A G Sanders superintendent of Sunday school, Prof C E Hooker assistant superintendent. Sunday evening services begin at 7 pm with all invited.
The Herald reports editor L J Banner married Kathleen Teague at Campbell in a private ceremony. Guests from Campbell and nearby towns attended, festivities followed, and the couple returned to Jefferson City that evening. Banner, editor of The Herald, and Kathleen Teague will reside in Campbell briefly before settling in town.
Hayti's water works nearly finished with two Fairbanks Morse engines and two triplex pumps installed. Tank and tower completed, mains soon to receive water. Caruthersville Plumbing installing house connections and fixtures citywide. Contractor Baldwin pressed by weather delays but vows completion pending no further disruption.
Pink Acuff and his wife visited Caruthersville area Sunday and spent several hours with Burtie Powell and family, sharing hospitality and catching up with old acquaintances in the community.
Caruthersville residents and editors praise Postmaster Averill for diligent service and courteous conduct while noting his forced resignation to make way for a publican. The piece contrasts Averill with Republican federal officers allowed to stay until their commissions expired.
A series of local notes report wanted buys for two Hayti cottages under one thousand dollars each from owner. Several social mentions include Mr. and Mrs. H J Reinhard and daughter Betty visiting Caruthersville for Amens Day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott.
Chas Berry, who has been visiting in points near Chicago, Illinois, is expected to return home tomorrow.
Hayti High School features manual training with new useful crafts and Christmas gifts. The senior class hosted a program and tree with orchestra, solos by Sadie Mitchell and Carmel Popham, and a legend, reading, and play. Prof Hinchey urged formation of a Missouri historical and geological society and collection of local relics for a memorial building in Cape Girardeau. Captain Armitage spoke on education and opportunities, while Ernest Leer and Louie Kohn prepare for the January 6 debut with Poplar Bluff. a fuller debate report is promised.
Mr. Guffy and his wife announce plans to erect a four-apartment building next year at a very desirable location in Mayti, signaling local development and investment.
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