Will and Chandler Publish Mable Lim Postulikce
A historical Tre Maraithien Press release announces Will and Chandler as publishers for the Mable Lim postulikce, signaling a second edition collaboration between the press and its literary partners.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
8
A historical Tre Maraithien Press release announces Will and Chandler as publishers for the Mable Lim postulikce, signaling a second edition collaboration between the press and its literary partners.
Our Correspondents reports health good in this locality despite wet weather delaying wheat sowing. Walter Gray visits Bloomfield. Ivan Myers visits relatives. Rev. Pink Robins conducts church services at Castor Valley. Meetings at the Christian church. community visits. school progress under Avery Myers. Social events include pie supper, spelling match, and church attendance. Health and weather described as good. wheat sowing nearly done. notable farms and families named. many local names appear with brief notes on visits and activities.
Health conditions falter in the Tex Pees area as Mrs. J. B. Welker and three children suffer illness. Local observers note a lack of recent hurricane news while attention turns to regional wellbeing and ongoing care.
A resident of Grassy welcomed friends during a Monday gathering, sharing casual conversation and local updates in a friendly community setting. The event highlighted neighborhood camaraderie and ongoing ties among residents.
Besaville Mrs. Susan Watts of Glen Allen visited Mrs. Sam Bess last week. Miles Fletcher of Chicago visited his family at Hill Side Farm last week. Miss Maud Barks of Mayfield returned home after visiting relatives. L. C. Griffith and family visited relatives in Fredericktown, Mrs. Nola Hale and children visited S. B. Huffman Friday night. Miss Ida Yount taught and visited in Zalma Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Bess of Rock Point visited their aunt Miss Rebecca Huffman. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hale visited their son Charlie at Glen Allen Saturday night. S. B. Huffman, who had been visiting Fredericktown, returned home. Mrs. Georgia Bess visited in Lutesville last week. W. A. Crayton transacted business in Lutesville Wednesday.
The record lists numerous local events and people including JC Denton and William Denton at Pattan, Henry Masters on Crooked Creek, visits to Marble Hill and Patton, and a series of church, school, and social activities. Births, marriages, and new residents mix with health warnings about typhoid and diphtheria as the community reports daily life across several nearby towns.
The Missouri Sunday School Association promotes its Golden Jubilee Convention to be held November 16 17 and 18 in St Louis at the Third Baptist Church the largest Sunday school in Missouri with 2356 members. The event claims 606000 enrolled members for Missouris Sunday schools.
The event runs Tuesday morning through Thursday night with a opening service led by Prof Merer of Detroit and a study by Dr John A Nice. William Williams of Missouri and Dr W J Williamson present talks on Christian publicity and working together. The convention theme is Forward with a closing message by Frank Smith of Kansas City.
A gathering of Sunday School leaders including Pearce, Alexander, Mage, Leamoreens, Eddy, Keatte, and professors from Columbia and Louisville will showcase Sunday School work. Maps, charts, programs, pupil handiwork, advertising material and educational aids will be displayed by participants and commercial publishers.
The convention will offer normal instruction in religious education with 15 half day conference sessions and 10 general mass sessions. A Wednesday afternoon session titled Recognition of Dowmiea will survey statewide conditions and Sunday School efficiency across counties. About 2,000 delegates are expected for the Geffen Jubilee with details on program and expenses.
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