Frank Moulton Spends Sunday With Parents
Frank Moulton who has been employed in Kansas City the past three months spent Sunday with his parents Walt Moulton and wife plus other relatives during a family visit.
04 Sep 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
1
Frank Moulton who has been employed in Kansas City the past three months spent Sunday with his parents Walt Moulton and wife plus other relatives during a family visit.
Renewals and new subscribers recorded in the past week include Wealey Cline, Mrs I Schooler, V A Cavenee, D O Folliner, and J K Wells.
Former Wartensburg classmates Guy Webb and a Nevada girl married at the home of M. Y. Wilhite in Nevada on September 3. Webb, a 1915 graduate, now serves as deputy county clerk and will reside in Carthage with his bride. The story also touches on local Sunday School attendance and fragmented notes from Jasper and area churches.
A reader letter argues five churches draw 208 in total Sunday School turnout on a fine day, with membership 530 to 600. The piece urges active promotion by teachers and adults, cites tardiness as a major issue, and defends the Sunday School as vital to spiritual and mental development, urging public support.
Miss Marjorie Lyngar of Carthage visited S. B. Lawson and Miss Lizzie Lawson last week, sharing time and calling on the Lawson household.
Rev J W Moore writes from Barnes Hospital in St Louis on September 2 describing his illness confinement in bed and wheelchair use. He notes weight loss from 150 to about 115 pounds, hopes his wound will heal soon and aims to return home by the second Sunday, expressing homesickness and praise for the Sunday School staff keeping up duties.
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