B Y P U Rally Energizes Malvern Church Delegates
The First Baptist Church of Malvern hosted the Southwestern B Y P U Rally April 6 7 and 8 with Edith Mull holland presiding. Delegates from Red Oak Shenandoah Bedford Emerson and Silver City filled homes as officers and groups were elected including Thorl Blackburn president and Leona Wager secretary treasurer. Despite Hamburg’s death loss a strong program featured Dr Million Des Moines University and Miss Ruby Blackburn Shenandoah with solos readings and a closing address by Miss Mary Stickel of Emerson. 184 delegates registered from surrounding towns. Atlantic not represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Wilkins
Edith Mulholland
Malvern BR. Y. P. U
Stanley J. Thomas
State B. Y. P. U
R. A. Smith
Red Oak
Presidant
Thorl Blackburn
Council Bluffs
Leona Wager
Council Bluffa
Int
Ruby Blackburn
Shenandoah
Education
Genevieve Messeramith
Hed Oak
Grid
Hazel Beck
Bedford
Mary Stickel
Emerson
Sunior
Dr. Million
Des Moines University
Hamburg
Mall
A. G. Lagerquist
General Missionary Baptist State Convention
Kaye
Sfier
Francea Cadwell
Lowise Hiett
Georgia Hutchings
Lawrence Imel Musto
Don McClymond
John Kilne
Riley Hixon
Erle Danley
Ming Ruby Blackburn
Misa Agneas Anderson
Miss Blackburn
Misa Genevieve Messersmth
Thurl Blackburn
Silver City
Stagg
Porterfeld
Sesson
Atlantic
Raed Oak
Shenando
Fragmentary OCR: 1st Sud Baptist Churches at Council Hirfis
Partial text lists locations and numbers among churches and towns including Sidney Bedford Silver City Glenwood Emerenn Athelstan Des Moines with scattered figures. Unable to determine complete event or context from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tambure
Sidney
Bedford
Silver City
Council Hirfis
Glenwood
Emerenn
Athelstan
Des Moines
Meeting of the Social Union at Mrs Milner’s Home
The Serial Union of the Presby terian Church met Thursday at Mrs J W Milner on Marion Avenue. After the business session the Missionary Society presented a program The Story of Joe by Mrs Chas Williams with Rebecca Brothers at the piano. Mrs Williams was aided by a quartet with Mesdames Laird Talbot Wearin and Steele. Refreshments for about thirty five were served by the hostess and helpers Degenhart Conrad Dickershach and Kunee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Milner
Marion Avenue
Hiv
Missionary Society
Joe
Chas. Williams
Inebecca Brothers
J. O. Laird
T. A. Talbot
J. F. Wearin
J. M. Steele
Mixs
Maymo Degenhart
Mesdanes
George Conrad
Fred Dickershach
J. Kunee
Passing of S A Tipton and long Glenwood life
Salathiel A Tipton born December 1 1840 in Cashendon County Ohio died March 31 1923 at his Glenwood Iowa home after a long life of farming and business. He moved west as a youth with his parents and settled in Glenwood in 1870 arriving on the first C B & Q railway train. He married Salathiel A Tipton in 1964 and had eleven children. Survived by his second wife Samantha A Davis and five children, with brothers and sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home conducted by Rev L R Bobbitt with a large attendance and burial at Glenwood cemetery.
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Balachiel A. Tipton
Cashendon County
Glenwood
Iowa
John Tipton
Blandinville
Lahfarpe
Salathiel A. Tipton
Sarah Ann Byers
Hancock
Fulton
Warren
Ylinois
Mills County
Alex Tipton
Mary Jane Stout
Kanwad City
North
Samantha A. Davis
Lewis Linville
Atkin‘son
Nebr
J. W. Tipton
Galesburg
IMS
Pires
Eva Hillier
Muscatine
Bry. Buffington
Henderson
Haneys
South Hazel Street
L. R. Bobbitt
The
Baptist Church
Fifty Years of Service Celebrate at First church anniversary
The Moravian Methodist community marks the fiftieth anniversary of the First Church organization with a banquet for about two hundred fifty attendees at the Matherdist church. Emphasized were reminiscences by Emerson and local members, and a “Loving Mockwart” feature by HA French and GB Sytch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
IOKL
Ston
B Y P U Rally Feeds Delegates At Queen Esther Circle
The Queen Esther Circle of the Presbyterian Church provided a luncheon for about 72 BH Y P U delegates on Saturday noon. An evening meal followed, hosted by the Presbyterian Missionary Society, with a menu including chicken and macaroni, scalloped potatoes, Perfection salad, cherry pudding, cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Tha
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Delphians Meet The Delphians First Meeting Held
The Delphians held their first meeting on Wednesday afternoon April 4 with strong attendance. Mrs. Morgan assisted in starting the work and the ladies enjoyed the lesson. They anticipate great benefit from the effort as several more homes join, bringing membership to thirty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphians
Elmer Davis Promoted To Higher Fire Insurance Role
Elmer Davis, once a Mulvern boy now in Omaha, has been promoted to a higher and more responsible position with Westeleater Fire Insurance Company. He has served as superintendent over twelve Central states with the firm and will relocate his headquarters to Omaha to oversee regional operations and supervise field staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
ElJmer Davis
Mulvern
Omaha
Westeleater Fire Insurance Company
Alent Te
Iis
Hivagart
Davis
Simpson Boys Enturvain Well Pheepepeente Cote OM yd tebeoawe
The Simpson boys presented a concert featuring choral singing and piano pieces. The program impressed the audience with orderly behavior and skillful performances by the young troupe. A reception followed at the George F. Salyers home on Marion Avenue with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bram Piven
Sttaksin
Vernon ShemMmlotit
Yindevilla
Messrs
Scott
Ubearnigway
Amd
Guyppiaian
Wester
Paddagg
Tug
Simpson
George F. Salyers
Marion Avenue
Mia Clark celebrates 74th birthday with neighborhood party
Anna Clark hosted a Friday April 6 tea party for Mia Clark’s 74th birthday. Guests included Mesdantes Harry Stone J J Scott W H W Taylor James Hoberts Lewis Treland Mary Ewing Frances Henton Charlotte Talbot Jories Nagel Miss Tia Treland. several unable to attend due to illness. Clark children from Shenandoah Red Oak and Wesley Chapel area joined later for greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Anna Clark
Harry Stone
J. J. Scott
W. H W. Taylor
James Hoberts
Lewis Treland
Mary Ewing
Frances Henton
Charlotte Talbot
Jories Nagel
Tia Treland
F. H. Boggess
Red Oak
Thirty Third Annual Convention of the W F M S
The thirty third annual convention of the Council Dlaire District of the Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was held at Glenwood Thursday and Friday, April 4 and 7. Delegates from most auxiliaries attended. Mrs rank Hooker of Blanchard presided in Mrs GC L Vous's absence, with help from Mrs S W Piercu and Mrs Rand elpy Beall. Two returned missionaries Miss Florence Maskell trouiol and Miss Fannie Perking from Burma spoke on Uhura day evening. The program was pacific and drew many to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Dlaire
Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Glenwood
GC. L. Vous
Denison
Rank Hooker
Blanchard
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Ira Alexander
Derby
Alfred Alexander
Sedgwick
Colo
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John Clayton
Atkinson
May Mayberry
Gage
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Flarfax
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Tra N. Cheney
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W. H. Cramer
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Plimpston
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Reading
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J. C. Wilking
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M. L. Neill
W. J. Robinson
Ray
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I. N. Cheney
Ray E. York
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Ruth Calling Moore
Graig
G. F. Fritch
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Ashland
A. D. French
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J. W. Robinson
Rockwell City
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First Baptist Church
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A. A. Russell
Brown
E. Loomer
S. Green
Treat
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T. FL. Thickleston
Neney
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Wm. Treat
J. R. Shaub
Shaub
Carria Treat
Hiza Stewart
Mary Green
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Pullman
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Tawa
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Cherry Hastings
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