Sunday Visits Across Rising Sun Native Community
Miss Patterson Loyd and family spent Sunday with Ulyses Lowenstein and wife. Several local residents visited friends and kin in Carthage and Jasper. A Poultry Demonstration at the L. W. Boyer home drew MeadeMas Uriah Smith Seth John Gresham Tom Patterson Mrs Omer Webb Lena Carter and others from Dixie and Rising Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Winder
Union Valley
Ulyses Lowenstein
Fred Gresham
Thomas Calhoun
Carthage
John
Nettie Lowe
C. St. Patterson
Dr. Hendricks
Kimery Teeter
Teeter
Tom Patterson
Grace
John Gresham
Golda Dixon
Oklahoma
Will Wood
Messes
Wred
Andrew Gresham
Joe the
Arch Rice
Jasper Rice
Dave Lowe
George Lowery
Sam Calhoon
I’red
Clarence King
Lionel Winder
Mr. Winder
Nina Patterson
L. W. Boyer
Dixie
Rising Sun
Meadames
Uriah Smith
Seth
Omer Webb
Lena Carter
Thos. Patterson
Willis Carns
Jasper
Community Notes On Farming Life And Visits
Busy community scenes unfold as fields show good ground and harvest activity continues. Jewel Lilly returns with wife, Mable Hawthorn visits Mrs Maxell, and Thos Edwards visits Carthage for dinner with Chas Elting. Threshing resumes this week if weather holds, while neighbors receive questionnaires and share river side outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elting
Jewel Lilly
Mable Hawthorn
Maxwell
John Mander
Home Folke
W.R. Farr
Thos. Edwards
Carthage
Chas. Elting
Wagner
Sheldon
Frank Wardlow
Thos. Wardlow
Chas. Elting and Wise
Salem Sunday School elects Matthews and Berry officers
Mrs May Matthews was elected superintendent and Mrs Ralph Berry assistant superintendent for the remainder of the year at Salem Sunday School. Jimmy Brock owns a motorcycle. Mrs Freeman of Joplin visited Mrs Turner for a day. Id Earls sod family bad as their.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Matthews
Salem Sunday School
D. Matthews
Ralph Berry
Jimmy Brock
Freeman
Joplin
Turner
Rural social notes from Holt area readers
The week brings visits from Mrs. Ellington of Holt Missouri and Mrs. Nettie Metzgar of Tower Hill along with Ed Kgger and family from Carterville visiting Mr. Bull. Threshing finishes at Turner’s, hay baling wraps up at McReynolds’, and wheat planting continues rapidly. Ruby Dull visits Mrs. Carve Law, Arch Rice and family visit Joe Rice, movers intrude Joe Edwards’ home taking a dinner and watermelon dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellington
Holt, Mo
Ray
Holt
Nettie Metzgar
Towerhill
Ed Kgger
Carterville
Mcreynolds
Ruby Dull
Carve Law
Jasper
Arch Rice
Joe Rice
Joe Edwards
Local notes from Sheridan on families and visits
Mrs Jax Kearney and Mrs Amos Harvey visited. Frank Miller and family moved to a farm near Avilla. Roy Carter and Charley McClintock visited Negsho fish hatcheries. Winder and Harvey families spent Sunday at several neighbors. Miss Althea Armstrong hosted a chicken demonstration. many local households shared social visits and threshing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Harvey
Charley McClintock
Boyd
WH. McClintock
Frank Miller
Avilla ‘Poeslay
Roy Carter
Negsho
Roy Ulnar
Ved Morrison Walty
Bell Patterson's
McClintock
Masil McClintock
Althea Armstrong
Willa Hyder
Lloyd Winder
Ilelen I Harvey
Marie Kerney
Campbell
Carthage
Carl Denninger
Mart Kline
Bendooney
Hower Wampler
Jerry Taylor Adamily
Roy Reed
Sonmnd Mies
Luelia Copplin
Din Wampler
Gus Campbell
Llomer Wampler
John Cather
Sermons Draw Big Interest at Local Church Revival
Reverend William Cline preached two able sermons that pleased all listeners. Two additions joined Unptisen church. six converts reported by Tuesday as revival continues through Sunday evening if needed. Baptism planned for Everett Looney’s upcoming Sunday afternoon service. Old newspapers available at The News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cline
Sumtay
Tuemley
Everett Looney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordz & Son
Dorothy Patterson
DEWEY
The
Rexnal& Store
H. F. Pitts
Sheridan News
Jax Kearney
Farmers and Merchants Bank
N. H. Patterson
Baptist Church Notes
NISCO
Mother Nature
McCune & Tallman
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