President Gibson resigns from Central College for Women
Reverend G M Gibson has resigned the presidency to accept a pastorate at First E Church South in Dallas. He states duty to ministry and requests immediate board acceptance while he oversees a smooth transition until a successor is chosen, with Dr Z M Williams slated to assume duties.
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G. M. Gibson
Central College For Women
First . E. Church
South
Dallas
Board of Curators Inc
Gibson
Z. M. Williams
E. N. Hopkins
Lexington
Mr. Hopkins
Lhereby
Dr. Williams
The
Pretty Home Wedding of Roy C Johnson and Mary Willie Long
Roy C Johnson and Mary Willie Long were married on Tuesday November 22 at 4 o clock in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs K P Long ten miles north of Monte Vista Rev Father Forster of Del Norte officiating About 50 guests attended and the couple received numerous handsome and useful presents after the ceremony
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Roy C. Johnson
Mary Willie Long
K. P. Long
Monte Vista
Father Forster
del Norte
Newly Wedded Couple Depart for Denver Trip
The couple, Mr Johnson and Miss Long, left on the evening train for Denver for a few days. Johnson, a respected young man, serves as Assistant Postmaster in Monte Vista. Miss Long, new to the valley, has made many friends in the short eight to ten months here. They will host friends after December 1, and the Graphic offers hearty congratulations and warm wishes for a happy voyage in marriage.
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Denver
Mr. Johnson
Matt
Our
Miss Long
Valley
Monte Vista
Mrs. Johnson
Graphic
San Luis Valley
Ep Pendicitis Operation Successful for Frank Chew
Word reached Wednesday that the operation for appendicitis on Frank Chew at Maryland Hospital in San Francisco California was successful in every respect with physicians forecasting a speedy recovery for the patient.
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M.D. Wilson
Frank Chew
Maryland Hospital
San Francisco
Cal
Edenview Church First And Third Sundays Sermon Plan
Rev Cox will preach at Edenview church on the first and third Sundays of each month until the spring Presbytery. Mrs A E James went to Butler Missouri Tuesday to visit relatives. Gus Haerle returned Tuesday from a business trip to Louisville CG A Keith went to Kansas City Tuesday on legal business. Mrs Robert Wilson returned Monday from a visit in Kansas City. Dr J La Peak went to Kansas City Tuesday on business. Miss Eugenia Ardinger went to Kansas City Tuesday for a few days visit. Mrs Milton Ewing of Walker arrived Tuesday to visit Leh Lives. Miss Carrie Field returned Monday from a visit in Kansas. Mr and Mrs John Barris returned Monday from a visit in Kansas City. Mrs Richard Field went to Independence Wednesday evening for a brief visit.
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Cox
Edenview
Gus Haerle
Louisville
Kentucky
CG. A. Keith
Kansas City
J. la. Peak
Eugenia Ardinger
Kansasity
Milton Ewing
Walker, Mo
Leh Lives
Carrie Field
John Barris
Richard Field
Independence
Local Social News Highlights From Corder and Vicinity
A crowded week features visits from Hays Wollenman across town after a prior car incident, Thanksgiving trips by residents to Kansas City and Higginsville, and many church events. The Commercial Club plans a December 7 meeting, while Miss Lena Kidd returns from Evanston to teach at Cum nock School of Oratory. Local tours include Col Wm Wilson’s Concordia business trip and Rev W L Stahl’s pulpit duties in Kansas City. The M E quarterly meeting and a lively Lyceum program with Dr Pratt on Finger Marks of Civilization draw large audiences.
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Mollie Armentrout
Higginsville
M. KE
Walter Zentmeyer
Liberty
Lena Kidd
Corder
Evanston
Cumnock School of Oratory
Annie
Ethel Barley
Wm. Wilson
Concordia
C. W. Jackson
Wm. Hester
Kansa City
W. L. Stahl
Kansas’City
Christian Church
Robert Hyatt
Buckner
Wagoner
Corder Lyceum
Pratt
Elaborate Lexington party marks social season
A large reception at the home of J R Moorehead hosted about 150 ladies from two to five in pastel pink and green, with formal introductions and organized coffee and dining room service by a distinguished list of hostesses and helpers. The event stood as one of Lexington’s most elaborate, welcomed for its cordial hospitality. The piece then shifts to football selections, presenting a Lafayette County all star lineup drawn from Wentworth and local school teams, naming players by position and school, with notes on honorable mentions and positional shifts.
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J. R. Moorehead
South Street
B. W. White
I. G. Neale
Walter B. Waddell
James Winn
J. O. Lesueur
Leroy Farmer
E. A. Rogers
Carri Moore
Eliza Kelly
Carrie Field
Mary Henry
Leonora Gordon
Lucy May Payne
Lillian Moorehead
E. Jd. McGrew
C. Z. Ryland
BB. Frazer
Ida Hyde Wilson
B. T. Payne
J. C. McGrew, Jr
Dixie Graddy
Birdie MacDonald
Lexington
Lafayette
Higginsville
Wentworth
Odessa
Slasher
Wentworth Ltd
Neer
Nigg
Sellers
Rhodes
Hoge
Shelby
Campbell
Aull
Roberts
Farmer
Lexington High School
Bates
Wiley
Quarthes
Wigginsville
Frazier
Bennett
Tigginsville
Barker departs for Pumeston after management change
A. Barker left Monday for his home in Pumeston Iowa. He was the local manager of the Grand Opera house until the Associated Theatres Company leased the house. Barker was known for courtesy and left many friends who regret his departure.
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Pumeston
Iowa
Infant Dead and Sibling Stricken by Pneumonia
George King infant dies Wednesday afternoon of pneumonia. His sister Maxine is also very ill with the same disease, as reported for the King family.
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George
George King
Maxine
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President Gibson
2. M. Williams
Jersey
Missouri
John G. Rabsahi
Long Branch Jersey Farm
Edenview Church
A. E. James
Butler, Mo
Robert Wilson
Hays Wollenman
C. L. Wilson
All
Toyland
Santa Claus
Wilson-Fredendall D. G. CO
Lexington, Missouri
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