30 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
1
Wake Up column sketches a McCune Kansas merchant who undercuts mail order prices with in home service. He lists catalog items with rivals’ prices, then offers lower or similar prices, arguing locals should spend money at home to boost community interests.
A missionary program will be presented at M. EF Church on Sunday night October 1 starting at 7:30. The service replaces the usual preaching due to the pastor’s conference. Lida and Mendel Drie assist with voluntary acts. Heatrice Cather reads Our District Appointment. Heatrice Cather gives Clauss Exercise Progressive Pennies. Lida Drake leads All the World for Jesus and Will the Roses Bloom in Heaven. Bertha Thomas presents The Two Offerings and Jesus Says drill. Miss Ethel and Mr. Allen Peterson sing a duet Children of the Orient. Miss Aretha Baird leads The Cry of the Lost in a Ladies Quartet Heavenly Mercy. Mrs. Givon gives a talk, followed by a silver offering.
Peerless Chapter No 76 Jasper Missouri adopts resolutions for sister Magenia Roberts who has died, expressing heartfelt sympathy to her husband and family. They authorize copies to the bereaved family and Jasper News for publication and request recording in chapter records. Committee members Cora Rex Maud Boyer Dr W H Hendricks.
Jasper City Fair officers and committees report strong exhibitor interest and higher premiums across departments including stock, farm products, women’s exhibits, and an expanded art division. A cod corn show is planned and poultry and baby shows are aimed to attract larger crowds. Contact secretary J Marsh for prospective exhibitors. ads close in four to five days.
The Taka Moibroidery Club held its first meeting of the season September 8. A pleasant afternoon followed at Mrs. Crawford's home on September 15. Officers reelected were Mrs. Anus Spaid president, Mrs. Ink Scott vice president, and Mrs. Anderson Lear secretary treasurer. Members listed include J. A. Cowan, B. K. Crawford, Anderson Lear, C. da Pagelett, T. B. Hardaway, H. J. Deardorn, W. H. Knott, J. N. Marsh, Frank Nice, Ik. W. Beott, LH. TL. Sharp, Anna Spal, Cc Teeter, Charles Teeter, and Charles Ward.
The Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society held a quilting last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Corder. Present were Mesdames Byers Sharp Carter Hardenbrook Ballard Lear and Wine Miss Ginther and others.
Mrs. Robert Wolfe entertained her Zion Sunday School class and the Kings Messengers at her new home Friday evening. Guests included Miss Strecker Ora Foster Geneva Slubbard Julia Strecker Uivel Poster Velo Markey Hazel Carter Kenyon Mulrhuard Raymond Foster Lester Mark Lind Bark Alden Shell Winfred Carter Harold Schoowler Don Mauger Joy Mackey and others. The evening featured games and catchy stunts followed by a two course luncheon.
Davis W. Toss, 26, son of Sade and Mrs J C Chuss, died Monday morning at his parents home in Preston Township northwest of Neck City after years of tuberculosis. Judge Ross, presiding county court judge, oversaw the funeral Monday afternoon at the residence with attendees from Carthage and county officials listed among mourners.
Mrs. Ada Molderman died after a fall when the auto stopped at their home in Pueblo. She was fractured skull and died within two hours. The remains were brought home for burial with services at the M E Church. Her sons Dan Molderman Mars Molderman and Chris Molderman and others attended the funeral. Mrs Molderman was sister of Mrs L Patterson and Mrs Winotice of Jasper.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the funeral and burial of our dear sister Mrs. Jeda Holeerman.
Mr Chatten departed Monday evening for the annual meeting of the St Louis Conference in session at St Louis. The Jasper charge held a fourth quarter conference voting to request the conference to reappoint Chatten to the district under Rev WanFL Jones as district superintendent.
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