Mothers Day Observed By Local Fraternal Groups
In Hayti on last Sunday May patrons of the Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen of America gathered at the Masonic Hall with fifty two members to march to the Methodist church for Mother’s Day exercises. Attendees wore white flowers and were urged to honor mothers through letters calls or grave tributes. Neighbors from Marvin Chapel also joined. The piece recounts Miss Jarvis promoting Mother’s Day and urges ongoing respect for parents, noting honor remains vital for youth. Local items mention renewals and townsfolk visits along with an ice parlor advertisement and Cypress singles pricing from 1.25 to 4.09 per thousand.
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America
Masonic Hall
Methodist Church
Hayti
Marvin Chapel
Philadelphia
Jarvis
Church Meeting Draws Pemiscot County Faith Leaders
Pemiscot county church extension society schedules a May 16 1910 meeting at Chute 16 Schoolhouse with morning devotional by Rev S I Young and talks on revival church finance and Sunday school. Afternoon sessions include World-wide evangelization reports and a discussion on county evangelism plus a business session.
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Pemiscot County
S. I. Young
L. T. Price
J. P. Norment
Stewart
J. W. Wallace
W. T. Friend
T. G. Fallin
W. M. Duncan
Home Mission Society
Frank Cunningham
Charleston
S. J. Rogers
Home Mission Territory
W. C. Brooks
Foreign Mission Territory
Ethel Dunn
A. S. J. Baldridge
O. J. Friend
W. E. Foster
Flowers and Fancies in Hayti News Buds
Last Sunday Frei Hudgens sent a bouquet from Stanley and nostalgia for "Mother Nature" fills the note. A fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs Rube Hedges. Fred Hudggens and C W Wilson of Concord were in Hayti Saturday. Hayti grist mill will grind corn or exchange meal any day. F M Johnson of Terry renewed his subscription. Carrie Baldwin and children visit kin in Kennett. Allen's Ice Cream Parlor serves friendly treatment. Walter & Bennie Allen sold hogs to Chas Morgan. Chas Morgan's butcher shop offers a square deal. Mrs. Carrie Baldwin's visit noted. Coal supply emphasized as essential. Hayti Storage proclaims constant availability.
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Frei Hudgens
Stanley
Local and Personal News from Hayti District
Mrs. H L Davidson and niece Miss Lucy De Bruler arrive by steamer Georgia Lee to join husband and visit Hayti. Rev G M Brooks asks county court to place Mrs Laura Wilson at the poor farm amid her nine day old baby and a two year old after leaving Blytheville. Florence Walker of Rutherford Tenn returns from Kennett with Mrs Morris and Miss Addie Dickson staying in Tenn for Mrs Morris health. Swan's Meat Market advertises fresh meats and poultry. Doss Hudgens reports wife ill and hospital trip planned. J L Dorris offers Lave and Linen Lace patterns. Marvin Chapel attendees join Mothers Day in Hayti. Barnie Swan starts a new butcher shop. Sir Jim Bracey seen in Hayti on way home from Caruthersville. Jim Bracey resides in Wardell.
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H. L. Davidson
Lucy de Bruler
Gentryville
Ind
Georgia Lee
G. M. Brooks
Caruthersville
Laura Wilson
Blytheville
Ark
Dyersburg
Tenn
Florence Walker
Rutherford Tenn
J. E. Morris
Kennett
Mrs. Morris
Addie Dickson
John W Green seeks re election as Pemiscot Recorder
Caruthersville resident John W Green current Recorder of Deeds in Wemiscot county announces bid for re election. The county knows him well and he is described as highly qualified, precise, and fair with no evident opponent anticipated.
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John W. Green
Caruthersville
Edwin S Huffman Seeks Re election as Circuit Clerk
Ed win S Huffman asks Pembina County voters for re election to circuit clerk. The article praises him as a capable young man with many qualities and notes uncertainty about an opponent. His name appears in next week’s announcements column.
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Edwin S. Huffman
Pembet County
Huffman
Ben Tinsley Seeks Re election for County Clerk
Ben Tinsley, serving clerk of the County court of Pennisocot county, announces his bid for re election. He is described as well known, helpful, and ready to serve, urging voters to consider his past duties and judge him fairly at the polls.
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Ben Tinsley
Penisecot County
Tinsley
Penniscot County
Ben
Hit
Mr. Tinsley
Johnnie Summers Visits Malden After Weekend Trip
Johnnie Summers of Malden visited L. J. O'Neal from Friday to Sunday, sharing time and conversation during the weekend.
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Johnnie Summers of
Malden
L. J. O'Neal
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W. Sullivant
John Lewis
Black Island
Wm. Bray
Braggadocia
Allen's
H.L. Stanley of
Campbell
Good Cypress al
W. J. Morris
T. Ek. Broderick of
Douglas
Myrtle Foley
St. Louis
Chas
Morgan
W. E. Allport
Caruthersvill
H. L. Stanley
Albert Cagle
Rube Hedges
Fred Hudggens
C. W. Wilson
Concord
F. M. Johnson
Terry
Allen
Walter
Bennie Allen
Louie Doudley
Chas. Morgan
North Side Square
Carrie Baldwin
Mrs. Baldwin
Mrs
F. A. Mayes
Swan’s Meat Market
West Side Square
Doss Hudgens
Dry Bayou
Huyti
J. L. Dorris
Geo. Greenwell
Thos Burch
S. V. Neal
Barnie Swan
Jim Bracey
Jim
Wardell
Cluks
Leflers Drug Store
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