Rally Day at Salem Draws Large Crowds in October
On a sunny October Sunday Salem held a robust rally with 125 in Sunday School and a crowded afternoon service. Vernon Matthews led the pension and displayed a liquid flag demonstration while Dr. McCaughtry of Carthage gave a strong address on following Christ’s program. Visitors from Carthage Jasper Zion and Mt. Moriah attended, and a reception with patch work and refreshments followed. A later note mentions travel to Kansas City and Camp Funston, plus local visits and daily life items.
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Salem
Vernon Matthews
Folkeof
Turner
Tom Brock
Maude Rice
Jasper
Arch Rice
Dr. McCaughtry
Carthage
Christ
McCaughtry
Caesar
Alexander
Napoleon
Europe
Asendorf
Mrs. McReynolds
McReynolds
Mesdhames Carter
Mstey
Jowers
Martin
Wood
Matthews
Jack Frost
Sunday School Convention Postponed to October 25
Blue and Bethel notes report Miss Edna Yates and a list of local town happenings. The Sunday School convention at Diamond was postponed from October 14 to October 25. Leslie Lawless and family visited Tom Clark and daughter Clara. Emma Yates had dinner with Geo Lilly and family. Guy Serafine and Bert Quillin went to unspecified events.
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Kansas City
Guy
Illinois
Bert
Camp Funston
Fess Dukes
Blanche Bradford
Emma
Edna Yates
Leah
Maude Arner
Vera Boyd
Clarence Pugh
Budd
John Sailor
Sheldon
Carrie
Helen Keltner
Houston Cline
Will Wood
John Yates
Violet Budd
Jessie Lucas
Lesley Garrett
Ben Appleby
Fred Cather
Beasie Herris
Frank Hardenbrook
Howard
Jasper
Geo. Lilly
Walt McPeak
Gee
Lilly
Taylor
Diamond
Leslie Lawless
Tom Clark
Clara
Emma Yates
Geo
Guy Serafine
Bert Quillin
Local social notes from Jasper Route 2 area
Miss Luna Dixon and Miss Dorothy Hille visit. families from Carthage and nearby towns join in weekend visits. Many residents host relatives, celebrate a 30th wedding anniversary, and travel to Jasper, Pittsburg, and Evans for visits. Wheat hauling and apple picking appear alongside numerous leisure gatherings.
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C. J. Patterson
Fred Gresham
Dave Lowe
Frank King
Pittsburg
Evans
Dick Patterson
Nina
Smelser
Id Calvert
Mra
Cordz & Son's Column Attracts Fair Week Bargains
Cordz and Son's Column urges fair visitors to shop for themselves and family with low prices across departments. The feature invites guests to make the store a homey headquarters, enjoy rest areas, meet friends, and view new fall styles, highlighting a selection of bargains.
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Parcela
Our Grocery Department Our Grocery Department
Jasper merchants offer a fresh stock of Red Star Flour at 3.00, Sweetheart 2.95, and Butterfly 2.90 with guaranteed satisfaction and better lines of groceries.
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Jasper
Shoes at Lower Prices New Fall Collection
Women’s footwear described with grey brown and black kid leather cloth tops. Styles use narrow lasts and full leather Louis heels for a refined look.
Men's Work Shoes at 3.79 Per Pair
Buffalo calf lace shoes in chocolate or black with Ever-wear soles offered in sizes 6 to 10. Pair of men’s heavy work shoes priced at 3.3 dollars.
Special Hats for Men at 1.95 with New Shapes
A special value offering hats for men at 1.95 featuring new season shapes and colors such as shamrock pearl smoke sea green and brown plus new military shades. Get yours tomorrow while stocks last.
New Fall Ginghams At 12 Points Per Yard
A heaping table of ginghams for school dresses aprons and more highlights a complete assortment of plaids and checks. Ladies misses and children's coats off now while sizes and stock hold. Bring poultry and eggs for cream test and best price. We will meet all competition. Compare prices.
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Ginghams
Farewell party for Camp Funston travelers noted
A large gathering at A. L. Thomas home Tuesday bid farewell to boys heading for Camp Funston. Attendees included Lemuel Thomas John Keener Alden Schell and others bound for Vecemacy and near dates. Numerous Carthage and Carterville visitors and family updates follow with scattered social calls and visits across towns.
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Maurine K&rrick
A. L. Thomas
Camp Funston
Lemuel Thomas
John Keener
Alden Schell
Vecemacy
Leonard Leela
Leland Kari
Raymond
Verlie Wheeler
John Campbell
Bert Keener
Len Keener
Newt
Keener
Beulah Bowen
Will Clouser
Carl McConnell
Isal
Dot Vaught
Lester McConnell
Jess Campbell
Gamp Campbell
Dora Lacy
Carterville
Ora
Hazel Foster
Lonnie Strecker
Robert Wolfe
Carthage
Henry Conklin
el Dorado Springa
Red Isenmann
Eli Stott
Earl
Jacob Scott
Eula
E. P. Reid
Irs
Herschel Radford
Wiedneneay
Sarah Scott
Mab
Terschel Radford
Kilmer Copeland
Alba
Ito Wolfe
Ed Apent
Will Hough
Edyth Keener
Oscar Schell
Seela
Eddie
May Lauderbaugh
Leonard Seela
Gladys Ballard
Jerry N Taylor warns stock sale fast approaching
Dear friends the stock will soon be exhausted as the warehouse looks sick and I must vacate owners. Two trucks haul out furniture stoves rugs and linoleum across the country with deliveries ongoing. A sale now offers wholesale prices and even below with Christmas buying urged to save money.
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Jerry N. Taylor
Alba
Jasper
Diamond
Mafiy
Jerry N
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