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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

6

High School Literary Society Elects Officers

We still have room for new pupils. The high school literary program Friday was quite good. Edna Bar t tler's loss is noted. Marvin Dennis visited the high school department Tuesday afternoon. The advanced geography class makes a scrap book. Miss Rippee will conduct a primary reading class Saturday afternoon. B A Taylor sent the 1911-12 Blue book from Jefferson City for the library. Miss Gaskill's room orders Little Folks Magazine. Arnold's room has one tardy and two holidays. Pupils visited Flat Rock school Friday. Miss Keller's pupils track home reading and bedtime, calling it industrial work. James Crockett of Seymour and Miss Gertie Avery of Mansfield entered school Monday. Dumpsties has attended, Gertie finished at Flint Point, CLA. Stephens spent an afternoon with us recently. Visitors praised the work. Officers elected: president Paul Topper, vice-president Maurine Berry, secretary Lola Gaskill, assistant secretary Zella McClelland, organist Bess Turner.

Mr. Arnold Flat Rock Miss Keller James Crockett Seymour Gertie Avery Mansfield Dumpsties Carrick Gertie Flint Point Douglas County Cla Stephens Tie The High School Literary Society Paul Topper Maurine Berry Lola Gaskill Zella McClelland Bess Turner

Snowy Sunday Tidings From Norwood

A Norwood report notes heavy snow Sunday night with milder sun. Local illness includes a dying baby and the passing of Ben Nall’s mother, funeral services led by Rev. Roberts at the Baptist church. Otis Cottengan returns to school while Ben and Elmer Gosvenor enroll. Several residents visit relatives and attend events as others recover from illness.

Ben Nall Hutton Valley Ben Springfield Baptist Church Roberts Rmains Thomas Cemetery Otis Cottengan Elmer Gosvenor Phinis Sanders Kingsley Carson Mt.Grove Lizzie Vanney Southwest City Rh. D. Grant

Mansfield Millinery Parlors Opens With New Fashions

Mansfield Millinery Parlors under Mrs James Coday introduces latest patterns in millinery. New hats, trims, and ladies furnishings showcased with emphasis on stylish fittest designs and updated headwear for Misses and ladies.

Mansfield Millinery James Coday

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