Reception for Pastor Olive Branch Church
The Olive Branch church welcomed Rev. M. A. Smith from Toronto at a Wednesday evening reception. He is a gifted preacher and musician who sang and played piano during the event. Former pastor Rev Harry Beckman spoke, with Will Pope and Jerry Clayton singing. Refreshments and social time followed as a large crowd attended.
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Olive Branch Church
M. A. Smith
Smith
Toronto
Canada
First Baptist Church
Harry Beckman
Rev. Smith
Will Pope
Jerry Clayton
Birthday Dinner for Columbus Richards at Richland Grove
A 79th birthday celebration was held Sunday at the Albert Richards home near the old log house. A 65 foot long table overflowed with food and drinks as relatives from Terre Haute Jasonville Vicksburg Dagger Linton and nearby areas gathered. Reverend M A Smith of Olive Branch church gave an afternoon talk and performed musically with others including Mrs Sarah Barnes 99 who attended.
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Albert Richards
William Richards
Columbus Richards
M. A. Smith
Olive Branch
Margaret Bedwell
Abner Richards
Jerry Clayton
M.A. Smith
Rugged Cross
Sarah E. Barnes
M. A. ‘Smith
Dugeer
Sarah Pigg
Second Health Board Lecture Encourages Mothers
The second lecture by the State Board of Health was held yesterday at the Public Library with a nurse presenting practical guidance for mothers. Dr Arthur will speak next Wednesday at 3 15 PM and a final lecture on motherhood is planned for the following week with more demonstrations to boost attendance.
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State Board of Health
Arthur
Polly and Her Pearls Ballroom Beads Enduring Love
Polly is persuaded to attend a grand ball and wears a blue brocade gown with a string of beads. The beads roll free after a break, drawing attention as Polly and Tommy, an impoverished artist, exchange glances and wonder if the beads are real. A mysterious admirer suspects their value, but Polly and Tommy’s bond remains strong. The story hints at a long, literary Wakefield family legacy.
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Poly
Tommy
Polly
Hmit
Mign
Humiph
Caruthers
East Tittles
Park Avenue
Jet
Wakefield
Personal notices of visits from Sullivan Indianapo lis Oakland City
Miss Vinta Newman of Sullivan visits Mrs. Roy Clayton. Miss Sadie Harting of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs. A I Froeschke. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Davis and daughter Lorene of Oakland City return home after visiting relatives here.
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Vinta Newman
Sullivan
Roy Clayton
Sadie Harting
Indianapolis
A. I. Froeschke
Roscoe Davis
Lorene
Oakland City
Olive Branch Bible School Opens For Three Weeks
On Monday June 21 the Olive Branch church begins a three weeks vacation Bible school led by Pastor Rev M A Smith. Bible stories mercy drills songs crafts include reed and pine needle basketry hammock weaving paper flowers end tables and coloring. All local children invited regardless of denomination or school. Hours 816 to 1130 AM.
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Olive Branch Church
M. A. Smith
Annual June Tea by Wo men's Foreign Missionary Society
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church held its annual June tea yesterday at Mrs L W Warner’s home. The porch was decorated with cut flowers and the lesson on Prayer and Missions was led by Mrs Otto Froeschke. Plans were made for the bank offering mite box. tea was served and the gathering included many members and guests.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
L. W. Warner
Otto Froeschke
Delightful Slumber Party For Gayle Bough
Mrs. Lillian Bough hosted a slumber party for her daughter Gayle last night with games dancing and music. Music was provided by Henrietta Munter Juanita Shumard and Gayle Bough with Lilian Baker and Evelyn Bough singing. A midnight luncheon followed and was well enjoyed.
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Lillian Bough
Miss Gayle
Henrietta Munter
Juanita Shumard
Gayle Bough
Lilian Baker
Evelyn Bough
Chicken Supper This Saturday at U.B. Church Basement
Public invited for chicken suppers every Saturday from 4 to 7 pm in the U.B. Church basement. Cafeteria style price three cents per spoonful, five cents if chicken is served without vegetables. Date noted as 18th.
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A&ec
Boston
Fellows
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Pinkston
Nickerson
Second Street
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Tumey Hotel
Jack Spice
Millon Battery Station
Armatures
Main St
Friends
and Relatives ‘of Columbus
Public
Pleak
Fox
Polly and Her Pearls
Olive Branch Bible School
Maxwell & Persons
Scott’s the Dry Goods
Linton
D. R. Scott & Co
Linton Trust Co
O’haver Bros. Bus Line
Cer
A” St
Linton -Midland
Jasonville
Coalmont
Hymera
Shelburn Farmersbur Terre Hautia
Lewis-E
Hawk
Terre Haute
Union Bus Terminal
Ohio St
Shelburn
Greene County Loan Company
Ofice
Bell Phone
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