Sunday School Opens As Rain Delays Minister
Mrs May Mattie ws reports Sunday School begins at 11 in new time. Sixty five attended last Sunday and waited for a minister who did not come. Memorial meeting held in Carthage Saturday night. Kenny Miller's mother ill. Mrs Kincaid also sick. Two inches of rain fell Monday morning. Farmers battle weeds in corn. cultivation hindered by wet. Various local movements and visits noted. Mourning customs across several nations described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suilem
Carthage
Kenny Miller
Kincaid
Chester Hamilton
Mr. Hackney
John Elliott
Clarence Simmons
Ray Berry
Miss Iteve
Alba
Mrs. Carter
Pearl Alexander
Ruby Bull
Mr. Blauth
Mr. Montgomery
Raleigh
Jim Bull
Clarence Ferguson
Sam Carter
Rush
Sam
Local Socials and Visits Count Weekend Gatherings
BLUE STAR Mrs Myrie Coma James Kauffman and Orice and Mise Elsie Sellars visited Sunday with Harl Harvey and wife Ella Mikesell spent last week with Mrs Benson The Farria boys and Marion King called on Rene Lucas Sunday Roy King and wife spent one evening last week at Marion King's Will Law and family were in Pittsburg Wednesday H E Coiner was on Carthage visitor Saturday Harry Bunnell and family were Carthage visitors Saturday Misa Elsie Kauffman visited Mrs Coiner Thursday afternoon Misses Mary and Lottie Lee Stockdale spent Thursday evening with Hollis Stockdale and wife Will Law and family spent Sunday afternoon at J C Law s H E Conner made a trip to Lamar Friday Mrs Oldham and daughter spent Wednesday with Mrs Gertie Stockdale Mrs Jake Kaderly visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Larabee Mr Hasbargen and family spent Sunday in Boston H E Stockdale and family Cal Oldham and family Hollis Stockdale and wife and Ray Steelman spent Sunday at Sarcoxie Miss Helen Heckman left Saturday morning for Springfield where she will attend business college through the summer H E Stockdale s family spent Monday at Grandma Stockdale s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kauffman
Orice
Mise Elsie Sellars
Harl Harvey
Ella Mikesell
Cal Oldham
Hollis Stockdale
Ray Steelman
Sarcoxie
Helen Heckman
Springfield
H. E. Stockdale
Grandma Stockdale
Sheridan News Social Roundup Shelters Local Visits
Joy Kerney hosts and visits fill a Carroll County circuit with gatherings across Sheridan. Family and friends attend rural commencement at Carthage High School and Jasper events, while Fern Patrick returns after teaching Underwood. Numerous visits to relatives and peony fields color the weekend in Carthage, Sarcoxie, and Dry Fork.
Lebanon Center Notes and Local Socials
Mrs Earl Fay of Dade County visited her cousin Will Lyman last week. Mrs Martha Rex and Mrs Ernest Rex and son spent Sunday with Fred Winter. J R Carns had a rheumatism attack but improved. Miss Helen Heckman visited C S Andrews. John Summerville of Joplin was a guest at Fred Winter's. Parker Andrews visited Fred Lee. Mrs Thompson called at Mr Heckman's. Fred Winter and family toured Web City. Miss Helen Highman left Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fay
Dade County
Will Lyman
Martha Rex
Ernest Rex and Son
Fred Winter
J. R. Carns
Helen Heckman
Andrews
John Summerville
Joplin
Parker Andrews
Fred Lee
Thompson
Mr. Heckman
County Highlights Social Visits Across Nearby Towns
Miss Maude Berryman of Carthage visited Saturday night and Sunday with Zoah and Ocie Andrews. Andrews entertained at dinner Sunday with Miss Berryman, Ernest Billington, Arthur Pugh and Orville Andrews of Jasper. Ocle Andrews spent Wednesday afternoon with Helen and Elsie Heckman and others of Opolis Kansas visiting the Armstrong Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Maude Berryman
Carthage
Zoah
Ocie Andrews
Andrews
Ernest Billington
Arthur Pugh
Orville Andrews
Jasper
Ocle Andrews
Helen
Elsie Heckman
Geo. Seal
J. H. McCullough
Mr. Bell
Opolis
Kans
Armstrong
Blue and Bethel Social Notes Chronicle
Miss Edna Yates of Blue and Bethel visited Mrs Geo Morgan and Mrs Will Crockett. Harris Coleman and family, John Hefley and wife, and others were guests at Prank Carns home. Clyde Wagner’s family traveled to Alba. Arner family hosted Geneva Arner. Joe Mitchell’s family visited Mr Suter. Mrs Yates and daughter Moloa visited Mrs Ray Bowman near Jasper. Lizzie Stonehocker spent the weekend with Mrs Mark Cones. Geo Arner and Mrs Cotton’s calls. Steve Lucas and family visited L Lucas’s home. Eva Cline spent days with Roe Cline and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Morgan
Will Crockett
Mitchell
Quillin
Carns
Harris Coleman
John Hefley
Clyde Wagner
Alba
Geo. Arner
Geneva
Guy Arner
Joe Mitchell
Mr. Suter
Oakton
Yates
Moloa
Ray Bowman
Jasper
Lizzie Stonehocker
Mark Cones
Geo, Arner
Cotton
Steve Lucas
L. Lucas
Fred Mitchell
Harve Edwards
Geo
Costley
Gladys Millard
Stay Brous
Vera Hobson
Houston Cline
Eva Cline
Roe Cline
One Definition of Envy in Uncle Eben’s Speech
An old-time saying attributed to Uncle Eben characterizes envy as a pleasant symptom of people who seek gain from nothing. The quote reflects regional dialect and humorous social observation.
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Eben
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