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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

3

New Hope Church Hosts Regular Services and Visits

Rev J E Seal filled his regular appointment at New Hope Sunday. Mrs L L Land called on Mrs Chas Land Saturday. Mrs C F Harris and Miss Mary Leidy called on Mrs D S Darrell Friday. Robert Cuffey and wife of Conway and Joe Branstetter of near Hartville attended church at New Hope Sunday. Fred Fage and wife of Wichita Kansas visiting relatives nearby. Preaching at New Hope every first and third Saturday nights and Sundays led by Rev J E Seal. Prayer meeting every second and fourth Sunday at 4 p m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

Robert Cuffey Conway Joe Branstetter Near Hartville New Hope Fred Fage Wichita Kansas J.e.seal Casey Jones

Wayside Gleanings at Macowb Methodist Church

Sunday school meets at the Macowb Methodist church each Sunday with I W Martin as superintendent A note requests an April shower Visitors include Mr Snyder his wife and daughter Miss Grace at Joe Riley's home Mrs Greenwood and Miss Hazel at the Christy home Mr Woody reports a new porch completed Other names appear in a casual community column

Macowb Methodist Church I. W. Martin Mr. Snyder Miss Grace Joe Riley Mrs. Greenwood Miss Hazel Christy Woody'a

Wolf Creek Baptizing, Dinners Draw Large Crowd

A large Sunday crowd attended the baptizing and basket dinner at Wolf Creek. Miss Ruby Deckard spent the week visiting her sister Mrs. E W Sikes. Mrs. Fr Light, recently at Brandsville, returned ill with rheumatism. Mrs. McClellan stayed Saturday night with her daughter Mrs Haden Coday. Berlin Coday visited in Springfield Saturday. Mrs. Jake Ivy and son visited her father Siegel Jones and family of Hartville. Little Donald Shelton visited uncle Herbert Shelton and wife in Hartville Sunday night. Prayer meetings held Wednesdays and Sundays at the old church and Saturdays at the new Wolf Creek church. Sunday school at 2 PM in the old church and 10 AM at the new church. BLUE BELL.

Ruby Deckard E. W. Sikes Fr. Light Brandsville McClellan Haden Coday Berlin Coday Springfeld Jake Ivy Siege Jones Hartville Donald Shelton Herbert Shelton Old Wolf Creek New Wolf Creek Church Old Church New Church Blue Bell

Pleasant Valley Spring Weather and Community Notices

Pleasant Valley reports real spring weather. Sunday school started at Pleas ant Valley Sunday at 3 30. A surprise birthday dinner for Miss Golda Stogsdill drew a good crowd. Those on the sick list include Gladys Sims and Golda Stogadill. Several community members are attending court.

Pleasant Valley Golda Stogsdill Gladys Sims Golda Stogadill

Springtime social notes from the community

Garden making and spring showers mark the week as families host visits and meals. J M Moutrays entertained at home, Elma Marshall boards with F A Cole while attending Mansfield school, and Elma Marshall joins Miss Ruby Findley for visits. Grandson Cecil Wheat is kicked by a horse but survives unharmed.

J.M. Moutray D.findley F. A. Cole Elma Marshall

Local Society Notes and Family Visits

Sunset Hill Wm. Crippen has put in a phone on the Fry line. Mrs. Wmn. Yowell formerly of Mansfield lost her house by ice in Springfield last week with all she had. Mr. Yowell is in Iowa and she planned to join him. Floyd Hatfield visited his father Thursday night. Miss Ellen and Miss Ida Fry spent Thursday night with their uncle Sam Fry. Ernest and Walter Crippen visited friends near Mt. Grove Friday and Saturday. Miss Gertie Stout spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Claribel Fry. Sunday afternoon they called on Mrs. Wm. Crippen, Mr. and Mrs. Lund and Mr. Easton, wife and son Allen, Claud Smith and wife spent Satuday night and Sunday at Everett Spence’s.

Wm. Crippen Fry Wmn. Yowell Mansfield Springfield Mr. Yowell Iowa Floyd Hatfield Ellen Ida Fry Sam Fry Ernest Walter Crippen Mt. Grove Gertie Stout Claribel Fry Lund Easton Allen Caited

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