Reception Tendered Christian Minister
The congregation of the First Christian church welcomed their new pastor Rev. W.T. Mullins and family with a reception at the church last evening. Mullins came from Seymour while a large crowd attended with pastors from other city churches. The program featured the Christian church orchestra, prayers by Rev. Elmer C. Jaberg, a welcome from Sunday school superintendent William Cunningham, and readings by Miss Catherine Ingleman and Miss Evelyn Poe. Rev. E. Roberts, on behalf of the Ministerial Association, offered greetings, followed by remarks from Dr. Foley and Rev. Mullins outlining future work. Mrs. Mullins expressed appreciation. refreshments were served and all extended a warm welcome.
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First Christian Church
W.T. Mullins
Mullins
Seymour
Christian Church Orchestra
Elmer C. Jaberg
The
Reformed Church
William Cunningham
Christian Church Sunday
Foley
Christian Church
Roberts
Epworth League Meeting set for June 9 10 at Fairview
The Bloomington district Epworth League convention of M F E churches will meet at Fairview Methodist Church Bloomington on Thursday and Friday June 9 and 10. Miss Ethel Dixon serves as junior league superintendent and W A Murray helps select next year’s meeting site. The Friday morning watch service will feature a solo by Rev C A McCullough. Local youths plan to attend.
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Epworth League
Bloomington
M. FE
Fairview Methodist Church
Ethel Dixon
W. A. Murray
C. A. McCullough
Wanetta Club Holds Friday Meeting with Contests
The Wanetta Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Andy Stewart as hostess. Seven members and two guests attended. Contests and pastimes followed the business session. Winners were Mrs. Belle Keller and Mrs. John Vaughn. Refreshments were served. Effie Walton to host in two weeks.
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Wanetta Club
Andy Stewart
Blanche Barnard Dunning
John Vaughn
Belle Keller
Jjlen Vaughn
Effie Walton
Entertained G R T Club at Mrs Miller's home
Mrs Fred Miller hosted the G R T Club on Friday afternoon on H street Northwest. President Mrs Luther Bone led the usual business with contests and conversation. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Fisher and Mrs John Wilson. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Willard Calvin William Terrelly Homer Jennett Charles Fisher Frank Bavl Charles Board Luther Bone Sarah Padgett John Wilson Fred Miller Mary Ellen Haffley. The next meeting will be an all day session at Mrs Sarah Padgett's home on June 17.
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Fred Miller
G. R. T. Club
H” Street
Northwest
Luther Bone
Charles Fisher
John Wilson
Homer Jennett
Frank Bavl
Charles Board
Sarah Padgett
Mary Ellen Haffley
Farewell Party for Miss Armstrong Held by Local Ladies
The Young Women’s Class of the First M. E. church hosted a farewell party at Mrs. William Melton’s home for Miss Donna Armstrong who leaves for Detroit Michigan. Guests enjoyed games contests and refreshments in a social evening.
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M. E. Church
Lillian Tristman
William Melton
Donna Armstrong
Goon
Detroit
Mich
Monsen
Powell
Ells
Miss Margaret to Guest in Sullivan Weekend
Miss Margaret Richmand will be the weekend guest of Miss Anna Ingram of Sullivan. Mrs Angelo Mantos left for St Louis after visiting her mother Mrs Mnochs. Mrs Alva Bledsoe and children visited relatives in Sullivan for the weekend. Berneice Parenty, visiting here, went to Newton Wisconsin before returning to Chicago. Hessie Martindale returned from Robinson Illinois after a month with her sister Mia. William McKee and Mr and Mrs Joel White and Mr and Mrs Frank Wright begin a month long motor trip through the west including Yellowstone Park.
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Margaret, Richmand
Anna Inegram
Sullivan
Angelo Mantos
St. Louis
Mnochs
Alva Bledsoe
Berneice Parenty
Newton
Chicago
Hessie Martindale
Robinson, HI
Mia
William McKee
Joel White
Frank Wright
Yellowstone Park
Chatter and Stitch Club Holds Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Raymond Ecker hosted a pleasant Chat ter and Stitch gathering yesterday afternoon. A lengthy business session planned the annual club picnic. Mrs Wilson Hixon won the contest prize. Seven members occupied attractively arranged small tables and delicious refreshments were served.
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Raymond Ecker
Chatter and Stitch Club
Wilson Hixon
Red Men Pocahontas to Decorate Tomorrow
Relief chiefs of Quapsy Tribe 148 Improved Order of Red Men and both councils of the Daughters of Pocahontas plan a 8:30 a m Sunday gathering at the wigs win to decorate graves of deceased brothers at Bla zers cemetery. At 1 p m the orders meet at the wigwam then proceed to Fairview cemetery for memorial ceremonies.
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Quapsy
Daughters of Pocahontas
Fairview
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