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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1911

Page

5

Salem church meetings progress under Rev Culmer leadership

Correspondence notes Salem church gatherings led by Rev Culmer with attendees including Bro Teeter Tiller and wife Tom Hardaway Mrs Gooil Ballard Miss Ester Oma Webb and others. Culmer is in good health and aims to continue meetings indefinitely despite intermittent rain.

Salem Church Culmer Jasper Bro, Teeter Tiller Tom Hardaway Gooil Ballard Ester Oma Webb Key Culmer Bro. Edwards Bro. Culmer Fredonia Linnell Philips Deweytown Hancock Webb City Kincaid Brosk

Local Social and Church Notes from Jasper Area

RISING SUN reports activities around Jasper led by Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wescott who attended church and dined at Wm. Patterson's. Brethren church at Miller's Ford baptized converts and closed the meeting. hospitality included visits among Patterson, Hendricks, Gresham, Winans, Shoopman and Patterson families. Farm work steady with wheat plowing, rains welcomed and gardens growing. several households mentioned.

Luther Wescott Jasper Wm. Patterson Miler’s Ford Brethren Church

Bethel Notes: Social Visits and Muddy Roads

Bethel community reports muddy roads and a preference not to complain. Rev Thomas and family with neighbors enjoyed ice cream at C L Livings ton s Saturday night. Sunday school visitors included Patricia Vivian Dorothy Nichols and several families. An all day Bethel meeting is planned Wednesday with a basket dinner under the trees. Rain last Saturday favored the ballgame as Lae mar failed to appear but many local players turned out. they are expected next Saturday.

Rev. Thomas C. L. Livingstons Bethel Laemar

Fresh Fruits and Veggies Call for Pickup or Delivery

Local ad invites customers to call phone number seven to order fresh fruits and vegetables. Listing emphasizes availability and convenient contact for shopping.

Local Rural News Notes Crop Health and Hazy Weather

BLUE We are having plenty of gould rain now and some high water, but no damage done to crops yet. Corn is looking fine, also peas. Ed Daisey sold a fine pan of horses to George Lilly last week. Frakes brothers won three loads of fine melons to Carthage the first of the week. Our rural mail carrier on route 4 Wan unable to make his entire route the latter part of last week and first of this, on account of high water. Arthur Mevins spent Sunday with Rene Lucas Mise Feen Silman, who for the past two weeks has been Visiting with Goldie Daisey of this vicinity, returned to her home in Joplin Tuesday. Mrs. W. M. Wardlow and Mrs. W. P. Taylor spent one day last week at the George Castlebury home near Neck City. A few from this vicinity attended the big circus at Joplin and Carthage Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller were callers at the J. & Nichols' home Sunday afternoon.

Ed Daisey George Lilly Frakes Brothers Carthage Arthur Mevins Rene Lucas Mise Feen Silman Goldie Daisey Joplin W. M. Wardlow W. P. Taylor George Castlebury Neck City

Local notes from Marble City and nearby towns

Mr PL EL Horn of Marble City arrived on the Saturday passenger and stayed with J C Webber and family. Mrs Grider returns from Dade county where she visited her father and sister Grant Miller. A wife visited Will Lane and family last Monday. Abb Hyder and family with Mr and Mrs Garrett attended the Carthage show Tuesday. Miss Mogsa Grider and Ruth Griffith were home from Boston last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Horn called on Mrs Hamm and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mr Webber attended services at Jasper park last Sunday night. Edwin Wright visited Alva Dyson last Monday evening.

PL EL Horn Marble City Oka J.C. Webber Mr. Webber Jasper Park Edwin Wright Alva Dyson

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