Red Faced Monkey Prompts Curious Talk in Sundown Tale
In a Sundown Se Se piece by Mary Graham Bonner, Peggy and John meet a Japanese Red Faced Monkey who explains his name and proudly defends his distinctive facial color and warm coat as he chats about monkeys from around the world. The creature insists the red face is permanent and enjoys the warmth of his thick hair.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Pepey
Borneo
India
Madagascar
South America
Africa
Wwell
Peggy
Ferry
Baptist revival opens with encouraging start
Evangelist HA Manawal led the opening services, with musicians and Misses Josephson and Smith drawing community interest. The revival continues nightly for two weeks. In local scouting news, the second troop meeting Monday elected officers and plans to divide into age-based patrols amid about 35 membership applications.
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HA. Manawal
Josephson
Smith
Musical Festival Highlights At Local High Schools
An engaging Thursday musical festival drew a large audience at the Auditorium. Nine high schools performed including Perry, Valley Falls, Rock Creek, McLouth, Ozawkie, Nortonville, Oskaloosa, Meriden and Winchester with varied ensembles and vocal numbers. Mr and Mrs Wm Harker hosted Denver guests. Baptismal service at Williamstown featured twenty three immersed. Frank Landon celebrated twenty sixth wedding anniversary with family and friends in attendance.
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R. B. Brown
H. F. Bennett
Ira N.H. Brammell
Fred R. Cox
A. A. Haltorn
E. C. Steeper
D. E. Bow
Ers
Truxton Timmons
Jack Steeper
David Wyman
Robert Carey
Marlin White
Frank
Meriden
Otis J. Meeman
Winchester
Londonderry Art
Wm. Harker
Denver
Clarence Kuhlman
Chester Edwards
Lowe Linnville
Miss Elliott
W. L. Stockwell
Unite Brethren Sunday School Young Ladies Event
Baer Ethel Black and Delma McGuire hosted the Unite Brethren Sunday school gathering Friday evening. Stella Lobb led the devotion. Prizes went to Mrs Grashong and Genera Harding. May hostesses will be Lorene Grace and Stella Lobb. The All Sen club met April 12 with Mrs H W Steeper assisted by her sister Mrs G N Russel. Yellow jonquils and butterfly place cards decorated the luncheon table at 1 30. Amusements and cheerful chat were afternoon features with honor guests Mrs Reuchlin Wright of Kansas City and Mrs G N Russell of Lawrence.
Alvie Means to Hostess on April 27
Alvie Means will be hostess on April 27. Mrs. Orla Kretsinger, Mrs. John Fry, and Mrs. Martin Rohe Jr. called at George Rohe's Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Cecil Jordan spent Monday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Lorenz Speicher. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and sons spent Thursday evening at Henry Rohe's. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deav and James were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Werts Sunday. Beatrice and Arden Johnson, Ruth Breithaupt, Arvelda Chanay and Mary Rohe took final examinations at Vinland high school Saturday. Robert Madi and Quentin Chanay also took the final Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Chanay and Quentin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Chanay. Mrs. Henry Roche and Edith Jo spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Guenther.
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Orla Kretsinger
John Fry
Martin Rohe, Jr
George Rohe
Cecil Jordan
Lorenz Speicher
Glenn Smith and Sons
Henry Rohe
Clyde Deav
James
Harry Werts
Beatrice
Arden Johnson
Ruth Breithaupt
Arvelda’ Chanay
Mary Rohe
Vinland High School
Robert Mad
Quentin Chanay
William Chanay
Quentin
Willie Chanay
Henry Roche
Edith Jo
Mary. Guenther
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